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militia appeared an the south oauom osotssTAN'r MISSION IN nusBIA.
. ballot under the head: “Wilson-Clark
President," pulled about 2,000
‘ the bond struck up “Tammany." lit mono is a personal friend of
‘1, 0111:1112)er
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am docto‘zhmv Jig; screwball? stimulanthfior' ’2
. I: rate ,
1 git very rfcifocr‘iggsatoulrimorthom.'i‘l‘i112131212‘1'1’0111':A lyaoswe212‘:
v , an ask to u ”s
. Alcohol cSarsseqliaas tonic inrth a 01111:. ”it... “9’23“
It secured shout2 RW- Gsor’go A .8lmom to Tell 1172 the
work. It ”Orwelk Methodist
or ran Democracy. "
100 less votes than the Wilson ticket. {I
A straight ticket headed “Clark I'orl church.
168a Establishing (I Pratestant mission
votes than either 02! the‘bthers. The; in Russia. is not so essy a task as
credentials committee turned out Ihei might be Imagined from the more
Wilson delegates by s nsr‘row vole mention of the fact, but Rev George
28 to 23,11n‘d Wilson men on the com-E A. Simone. I) I)» successfully accom-
Inittee announced at once theiI lnten-' i pllslied this task, Immediately upon
tion to carry the light to the door oi! the taking of the ban from such mis-
the convention. l slons, by the Russian government and
There was much noise and comp-l Is today as superintendent of the
also In the convention ball during the Methodist missions in Russia. carrying
wall; for the proceedings to health; on a great work, much of which he
The bond kept up a lively rocket will Interestingly describe to those
“Dixie" was played many times midi who attend the service this evening in
always" brought sit a cheer. Then I’ori the Norwolk Methodist Episcépni
the first time during the convention 0111110th 7: 45 oclock Rev. Mr. 81»
,V. Lllh
was greeted with hisses as well as (26111 Hollister Caswcll, and for this
cheers. treason consented to address the Nor-
, For the first. time since the conven-i walk 118011113.
tlon opened on Tuesday every sent oné Rev. Simone came here to
the floor and in the galleries was flll—' the general conference In Minneapolis
ed The big galleries on each end of dining the past month and Is to sell
the hell were masses of fluttering fm Russia on July ilith to continue the
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attend .
Harry Knapp, of Brooklyn, has been
1 wishing with relatives In South Nor-
walk. ‘
Richard H. Fitch, the Norwlk ud-
verlisiug specialist has been enjoying
a vacation trip to the Berkshire Hills.
Councilman William Howard, of’ld
Elm street, has been entertaining Ed-
ward Coukliu, George [Kllboy and.
Frank “O’Neil of Mcviden.
(lorurl. Ceci‘le,».llo. 105, Daughters of
(lactilo will hold A regular bimonthly
meeting this evening in the Catholic
Clubhouse in Wbsi avenue.
Isllevvtion of officers will be a part oi
the order of business to be IronSactod
at the meeting of Cockuoe Tribe, No.
32, l. OJR. NL, tomorrow night.
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A business meeting of the Prohibi-i
‘tio'nists will be held Friday evening,
r Gone 28. 8 o'clock, at St. Peter’s
Church. ,it. is hoped all members will
be: present.
1s. 2 Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Qorpgalhgf‘gfi‘fu'
..rflflgmstreetrhlhet’c "returned from an
“’ 2 out ‘Ob'ilc trip in the Adirondackl.
Dr. and Mrs. Cornell will leave on Silt- '
urdny [or strip lorhlniuc.
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Boner Council, No. 54, D. of i... will
meet. hills evening in Mystic Chain
hall. The ofllcers for the ensuing term
will be elected and utter tho meeting
‘ 1n social hour will be enjoyed.
Semi-annual business matters and
the regular election «of officers will
. who place at the meeting of Kabonsn
Encampment, No. 9, I. I). 0. 1”,, in 0111‘
Brothers” Lodge rooms this evening.
w-Suturday is Inn day (It the Clit-
i‘ovd Pharmacy. Every lildy custom-
or all that day will receive an import
ed Silk Geisha «fun free.
M.
All members of the Knight Street
A. M. Isl Church are requested to meet
tonight III the. wguim'prnycr meeting
for the. purpose of electing u dclcgnlo
- to the annual conference, which will
be bold in Providence. Rhoda lsluut’,
{lolly lll‘Il. ,
Lincoln Council. “No, .I, I). ii. A. 31..
will hold its reuulnr \vockiy business
meeting tomorrow evening in Mystic
“Chill“ llull, Washington, AI this time
tilu- oillcci‘s for tho eomius term will
be t‘lI‘i‘iiill dud other important lmsi~
Iloui-l IroIIsIIciod. A lurgo :Itlcnduuco
is III-NIH ll
Miss MonIIu 12) with daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William 11. Ilium, of.
trill-slum. slrcol. 1Booth Norwnik, is one
of tho urndunlou from the liiitli school
dupilrliuiliit oi' the College or New
'iloohelie this your. Miss llynn Is 11
sardonic oi Fit. Mary’s school '1111, and
spent iwu yours iii the Norwuik High
school.
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‘Norwulh Millie, No, 709, Benevolent
11ml ,l’t‘olectivo moor of 11111111, :11. its
meeting, last evening. roceiveddlvo up»
pileutloun for membership. Punt loin
tilted Ruler II J,Royuold11 lenvus the
lust of the week for Pot‘iitlhd, orsiwn,
so the representative or the local lodge
. "stills annual convention of the order.
of July.
’I‘2iia Nomad: Bonrd oi Trade.
through (lousy-unmet) ill 3 Elite! Nor»
In, to slotting arrangements to have
New Fork View tor exhibi-
in Hermit; one time
mic? piothroo W on
_W «1‘ Motion chi
llElilllBIlAl'S EXPEBT T0
HAVE NAMED PRESIDEN-
TIAL IIIlhIIIIEE SOMETIME
dirated‘lhst the Ncliraskun apparent-
ly was oouicnt with the position
now occupies in the convention, the
right to name the candidate being oil
but conceded Iowhim.
claiming the nomination with us much
outward confidence as ever as they
and IBIynu.
. egstes In Smith Dukois and given their
inns.
The heat was oppressive and; fine work he has been doing for the
again today, the cost as a garment. 2i past four and one halt veers
was thoroughly discredited.
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Why other Protestant missions have
. here.
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foiled In Russia 22snd why. the Metho
dist missions have been so successful,
along with the other Interesting do
section with the regular prayer serv
vice. 4,Bei’ore taking up the mission
work In Russia, Dr. Simona was Iden-
tilled with the New York moat Confer.
once, which cemeteries governs the
local Methodist ohurohes.1
DisPENSARY LAWN FETE.
At the Dispensary iswn «fete on F‘rb
day at 1‘ o James estate, the afternoon
wilihave many features 01! especial
interest to the children. the old lady
with the wonderful? pockets, tortlvne
telling, the-witch's tent and msny othw
or delightful things. There will be
no admission to the ground, but Inn-
cy articles, Ice cream and cake will .
be on sale and a charge of 25 cents
for a most clever and amusing vnude
ville entertainment in the evening.
Come and enjoy the music and Inn,
«thus helping a most worthy Issues.M
In case of rain the spacious rooms
1 tails of the greatiwork, will be told .
this evening to those who attend the
service which is being given in con. ‘
$1.011 SILK HOSE
ol‘ the James house will be utilized.
Miss Daisy Bennett, 6! Franklin
avenue, Is spending h-te day at Greens ,
Forms with friends.
Mrs. John E. Evenden, of Chicago,
P. audio, 9; Elm street, Nor-walk, for
Indeflinito slay. Mr._ Evenden former-
ly lived in South Norwalk and both
Mr. and Mrs. Evcnden are well known
TONIGHT
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Supporters of Chump Clark were
gathered for the day’s seesion.
.“Dark horse“ Inllt died away a little
bit, and while many candidates were
mentioned there appeared to be 11 con-
census of opinion that the fight luy
among the supporters of Wilson Clerk
Mr. 111th had not committed him
self on the question of the piesldcncy
in any way up to the time the con-
vention met.
M15 Willis.m ‘Ir’PailTV-Ire of the
president, was A visitor oi the son-
ventlon today, having ’ a. prominent
place .in the guest gallery.
The order of business he the con-
vention moi wus i’ui‘l'Ihel consideration
of the report ol‘ the committee on me
deniiuls. The majority report was
presented last night, the mlnmlt) Ilud
lug being delayed until today. The
majority had unsealed ten Wilson del-
as.
places loglnrk men.
The credentials committee also dealt.
with frictional troubles In several
states, including lllinois and lows.
Then the report of the committee
on permanent organization was schetb
uled to be taken up, with the conven-
tion rcudy to ratify by ucolumotlou
the choice of Schiller-elect Ollie Ill.
.l‘omes, oi Kentucky, as permanent
chairman.
Mr, Jumps was expected to Illll'ke a
brief speech. These things disposed
of, the. delegates looked forward to 11.
long series or nominating and seconds
lug, speeches and finally to‘ths bullet-
ins on the presidential cnndlduies.
No one Anticipated :1 choice on the
first ballot, but the lineup on the ini-
11:11 min was nwulII-d with Iiie keenost
interest.
A double row of police was plotted
in from of the press stand, where the
nuui‘i’lo or lost night occurred. be.
spite these nddod forces the sergeant-
ulhrius was uuublo to prevent Growth
1111: in the aisles.
(Iliuirmnn Parker mocked the pint-
form M 12:10 and conferred with Part
Ilumeutorimi Crisp nnd Elonulor John
Shnrp Williums, ol' Mississippi, loud-
or or the Brynn-Wilson forces.
Before the couvoutimi won called to
order them was on excited conference
In the Missouri delegation.
fiennior Luke 1.1111, lender oi the
hrynu forces, I'UI’JmII‘ donutor 11111111111.
Senator IFlume 11nd former Governor
liovid Wnnols were guthored in 11
group discussing what muster 1m
termed ”the stimuli anoin talent": has
In no uncertain terms, took the blank
Missourians to task for their attitude
toward the iiionth, ballots content
where the Wilson delegates were rel
placed by Clark men. by the minority
rhnort o! the credentials chromium.
When the group build up Senator
Len hurried to the platoon to plan
the light on the omdentiniu maturity;
tepoi‘t. '
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rho South sinus case on being
discussed In every «lagoon.
desist! it}? an; credentials would»
Milieu: detention: some“
one,
to: Wilson «1mm mom has
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Mr. Baseball Fan
Every Baseball Fan
should have one of The Evening Sentinel’s
Score Tablets.
time, just how manyllits have been made
by each club. how. many runs, and how
many errors, what inning it is and how’
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(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)
With-it you kn
many are out.
(“Keep the results of the game before you .
all the time by use of the best scorer
mode.
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AUCTION!
Will be sold atPublic Auction .
§ ‘2 p. m.
Seiturday, June 29
TWO BUILDINGS ‘2
on South Side 2
Washington St. Bridge
One Large Building on North
Side Washington St Bridge.
WASHINGTON eraser BRIDGE cormm'r‘ryssi.
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1 or in some other place where they om lug himself to sleep.
’ normal set iii-use the tire by our mi the stage III! oisuaiu; _1
POINTERB FOR THE MOTORIST. some sun rsys thnt destroyedi
' 2 neighbor .
—-A specific for pain—~Dr‘2
Eclectrlc Oil, strongest, ohsupol
In fitting on inner tube care should 323522;; ”fifegfi‘gnfo‘? 23:33:22,222
be taken that nothing remains in the
onvolope,'riro1nieii not Inthequently
suitor criticism for supplying Interior 1 DEAD.
tubes when the but is that It is the‘ summon,- June 27,...
motorist who Is at fault. The Mich~ Barbour, an ester, way round, ,
elln Tire expert says that frequently m. In his bed In Mice A. 0
owners leave dust cops, woollen nnd2 Minding house, 1011 80th 'I‘ ,1
other Articles Inside an envelope and use Mr. women Three iota '
then complain when the Inner tube 011 on. Barbour was stone III
phantom from “no apparent cause" 'tha body players which one
utter a few miles unravelling Vernon last week, and. pi "
Keep dust cool and other parts so- roles.
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Donner 81 Leaving Bmsli Articles In'
anyolope. IN! Don NOI In.
lore ‘I'Iru.
LAWRENCE aAnsouu soil
on the step or on the, nest of the our oEldlhhht slum hell II
he [onus when wanted sud where the? who Is 26 years ‘old on
“It 111 idleness I 111; do- until the bod
unis: tube mm sewn. who
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