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581,000
576,470
490,000
469,480
S—Michigtm
‘9—Wisconsln
ill—Missouri . Z .
ll—Californla .
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H—Minnoootn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 455,900 SET TO (131113133595 Hm
M m m W the 13—meth . . . . . . . . . . 441.193 wretta MM“, aged 14' and John
_ _ _ _ li—Texas . ....... . . . . . ..... 318.5%» Maris, aged five, were committed, yes-
Paint 0f 6mm POMS” ll l5—~Iowa ,. ........... .. ..... 279,160 (Udall by Judge Samuel Young. of
_ ___ . ~- Stamford. to the Temporary Home at
*0 ma States 16 Rhode Island """ “9’00” Vorwalk. and later were transfered
., l'l—Maryland ............ 261, 000 ,0 5,. hunt-15's Home in New Hm“,
Iii—Indiana ........ . ........ 245,141}1he\- “ere found to he dependentand
There are 441,193 Catholics in 0011- 19~Kentuckr ----- 170 609
uccticut and 16,300,310 Catholics in 20—New Mexico 140.573
the United States, acmraing u, inei zl—Ksnsas . .......... . ..... 132,701
adyance sheets of “The Official Cam-E 22—Maine .................. 131,638'
ottc Directory." published and copy—5 23—New Hampshire ....... . 130,081
riabted by P. J. Kennedy & Sons, ogj 24~Nebraskn . .............. 123,403
lit-w York, Connecticut stands thir-l 25~~Colorado ................ 108,331
tccnth in the point of Catholic popula-j 26—N01‘1h Dakota 1° 3"
tint in the United States. ‘1 27—Wasliington ............. 93, 760
The increase in the number ofl 28—Vermont ............ 82,8725
Culliolics during the' year 191.1! 29—~Montana ............... . 70,000
amounts to 211,325, pomqour d103, 30—Oregon ................. 66,450,
cesei report incictises in the Catholic‘ During the year New Jersey
population, iortx nrclmioceges and dig advanced from ninth to seventh place
09535 made no change in the popula-, , passing Michigan and Wisconsin and
lion figures and fifteen dioceses show? reaching “1th 1. «’00 0f LOUISE“
decreases, althoughthrcc ofthe fifteen which now holds sixth place by a
showing decreases have given up tor?| narrow margin.
ritory for the‘ establishment of the two! California, also,
has
is forging ahead,
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cording to the present statistics Call-
l’ornla is oieventh in the list of banner
states.
neglctted children Their home “as in
t‘hcrry street, Stamford. Among the
witnesses in the case were Rev. Dr.
D. L. Gleason, Mrs. Claison S. VVard-
well and .Mrs. Daniel Fitzmaurice,
probation otflcer.
MISS WILKINSON REAPPOIXTED.
HARTI‘ 0RD, Conn, March 24—-
ltlmernm Holcomb today reappointed
Miss Malllll \‘l‘ilkinson, ot this city,
to the Board of Examination and
Registration of Nurses for a term of
three years from July 1, 1315.
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DANBURY HORSES sl'l-‘thn'l‘nm.
DANBl RY Conn” March 24 —"lwo
lllttlies “th suffocated and damage
estimated at $900 tnund in n lllt‘
that dostroycd 11 burn on Moss Ave—
Tnttc. owned by t‘hiztl'cllu Brothers,
contractors, curly this morning.
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1". use. on“ “no“ slalom
ed Upon to Pay Salaries of
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in Other Countries,
HARTFORD. Mitch 28:43 show-
ing the peculiarities that can some-
times get into bills the measure pro~
posing a change in the terms of Com-
mon Pleas Court in the state furnish-
es an excellent example.
The bill came up in the Senate
last week for passage. As it was or-
izinally drawn the commissioner 11:1
Fairfield county would have been
called upon to pay tho salary cf the
clerks of all the other county com-
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.‘Jf'afifll { ‘1 '
who has been Well by the
United Electric light I: Water 00.,
tor the convenience or its $85 con-
sumars.
Every house on the company’l
and appliances to make sure that they
are working properly. Any found out
or order, or in need of attention will
be adjusted free of charge.
Superintendent B. H. Gardner be-
lieves this service will be much ap-
preciated by householders in general,
as often times a. fixture may burn
badly from some cause not perceptible
mun pleas court.
The error was discovered before the
bill was passed, and an amendment;
was introduced making the necessaryi
change.
The bill does not materially change
the terms of the common pleas court
in Falrfleld county. The dates for,
those terms will be in January, March, ‘
May, June, September, October and
November, at Bridgeport, and Fehru-j
ary', April, December at Danbury.
1
-—AdVor-tise In The Sentinel.
”to the customer, but easily remedied
by an expert repair man. This service
will be rendered absolutely free of
.‘cbnrge. Any mantles or supplies furn-
ished will be charged for at the office
prices, no Cllfll‘,5r’ wing made for the
inspector's time.
John Stanchl, 11 nephew of Anthony
Csrbone, has been especially engaged
to look after this work. He has bad a
number of years’ experience in New
York_ He started on his new duties on
1 Monday morning.
a. . 1,-1:
Amuspoctionnndmintenancj
mains will be visited by an inspector i,
who will examine all gas burners '
You will save 54 cts. per gal.
, . THIS IS HOW
$57 Buy 4:115. L.& M. Semi-Mixed Real Palm.
. 3.152.wa ., -.' 88.06%“
SJ And 3345. United Oil to mix with it ”'5"
atcstimated cost of - - - 235’ .7
You then malts 7 gals. of pure paint for: 810,25 ;
It's only 3 1.46 per gall
Anybody‘ can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas, if you buy 7 gals. of ready- tor-use paint in
CANS, you pay $2.00 a gal. or $l400.
ThrL. &M. SEMI MIXED REAL PAINT 1 FUR \
ZINC and LlNSEED (”1..th bcsl- known Pill'll matanYllelEmLsig
Use a gal. out at any L& M. PAINT you buy and it not the best
calm nude. return he palnumd gel ALL your money back.
Made in a low minutes
'A. D. Morgan, South NorwallE.
Hubbell & Staples Hdwe Co., Norwalk.
Lockwood & Palmer, Stamford.
\V. S. Guycr & Son, VVestpox t.
Spray Your Trees
tisiics are underestimated and that the
figures 45,309,310 is very conservative.
According to Mr. Meier, at least lb per
new dioceses of El l’aso and Spokane,‘ i I—IIII-I-Irgglbwfl - -.-.-...-..._ _ __._. g . -. - ?‘ _ _ . _ .-._
rilallsllcmlllls filmingi-Cammict rl‘ta- ‘ *‘ " _‘ A‘ f Pr01“”) sprayed trees yield more sound fruit-—Sound
is it's usua y tt‘tut'l .i pcr cen. 'or ' ‘ ‘— ‘ "W :1 N--' r v lllll is what )a 5. $35?
children and infants. claiming that .——95 ’ —I :3 I3; . . : 5 I y
only coininunicants should be counted. =7 p r 4‘ "'"" :- g 4— BORD-A-UX MIXTURE
The impression is created, therefore ‘I' . ’ ’ . 'w—I- au— 5
. . .‘ . : .——-—-r . u w v a ‘r _ __ __ g __ .1; FOR FUNGOUS DISEASE
that Catholic statistics are exttggcrat- = £ _-—-__ a = '- :‘I = ‘5 : a: = - : 5—1 .
Gil- The editor of the “Directory " Jos- : : f = ‘—" 0" ' —— ' -—- —l '
. _ __ .__.__.. -——-. 1 -. .1" 4: 1:. "‘"""“' 5 A HUR
eph H. Meier, who has compiled the .1: — '3_ ‘2?— = m -_--____-—. g‘ .‘L': =1 —— ' -——' —- LIME ND SULP
— a — = n.- -~ 1' - ‘1‘ d —- “I! I not A.
past ten issues of "The ()ificial Catlr ‘- = a " ' V: ' 4.: 7-"; —— = '5 - _""'" =7 m FOR SCALES
olic Directory." claims that instead of A “—"' ‘ : AR.BO
being overestimated. the Catholic sta- '- -,
cont. ought to be added for "floating"
Catholic population. of which no rec-
ord can be kept.
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in ten years there has been an in-
t-rcusc ot‘ 3,840,517 in the number of
“Catholics and in twenty years there
has been an increase of 7,231,445
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American Catholics. according to the
“Directory" publishers.
"The Ofiiclttl Catholic Directory”
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bristles with interesting facts and fig-
ures. and looking over the advance
sheets of 1915 issuett is found that
there are 18,904 Catholic clergyman
m the United States. (it these H.008
are secular clergylnen and 4,986 are
priests of religious orders. The in-
crease in the number of priests during
the past year is shown to be 426.
Looking over the list of cltbrches,
one finds that there have been 1310
Catholic churches established during
the past year. At the present time
there are 14,9t3l Catholic edifices in
possible.
The New 1915 Maxwell “25”
biggest automobile value ever offered for
lessg than $1, 000. Our production of
60, 000 cars makes the new price of $695
fully equipped (With 17 new features)
A Combined Insecticide and Fungicide.
GARDEN TOOLS
A first class tool costs only a little more at the start
than a poor one, but the service is not to be compared.
Call and we will gladly show our line.
Albert D. Morgan
Successor to Chas. Dow.
Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
the
llltillltilllllllllllllllllHill Hill .
Great spring Sale
Demonstrating our power as Givers of Great Values. N0-
whcrc Will you find New Spring Merchandise at such
wonderfully low prices. Ladies’ and \Tisscs' Suits. Coats,
Skirts. Dresses, \\ aists, Hats and Millincry Trimmings.
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this country. There are 9.883 ._...._.._....__ Moll.
churches with resident priests and :__~ ’ .. __ v _ h N F 1 Inery
13,073 churches without resident WT \ 7/2.? {L(m.:: e.» Here are t e 17 cu) eatufes 33 SOUTH MAIN ST_ SOUTH NORWALK.
priests, or. in other words. mission, ‘ J‘ '7 $72553 mg... ~
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churches 31,0“de by a neighboring 2% 1"” .=% 9.225 an, 1,—IA’ure strs‘nnrhne body. 13. :ndmllfithzmced by rod running
r . h = y w 2.-— djustn e mm sent. .
”3.13:; OlllCl'll Catholic ' Directory" say/r“?! ._..‘—";= :4?“ 3,—Sims high-tension magneto. l4.-Fsmous make ot‘anti-siod tires on rear
1 . ,\._, , W _ .. _ . . . whools. I
‘ r . .. 1.. «1 . . 4.~—Tllreu—quartcr elltmtc roar springs. '.S S w o
turther 5110?“ th‘" the.” {"9 eight) ’.=l ‘\ Wm 5 -—-Tirc brackets on tour. 15.-Grucefullyroundotl,dnublo-shcllmdi- pec‘al "" 14" 16' 18 mtg ename‘ed
five bcclcsmstlcal semnutrtes located . o=h — “a oi—S d t “sin" {an am, equipped with shack absorbing . .
in the United States with 6,770 young , ‘ 7' K!" "f; e b a; device. _ Beds complete mu] woven wu‘e
men studying for the priesthood. ::::_.._.. ' ’ 8‘*C:nl‘"$;i::r\;rindEma“ id-lnstrumsnt board. carrying hPeed“ ._.___._.._...____'_ . .
There are 229 colleges for boys nnd ._._——.—————-—-‘ —— ”r .__. 9' rarities: tor accelerator pedal motel? saltwater adyustmem, and :—:__ Sp} Inns $8.00 1
680 academies for girls. Furthermore M" _———-—-_ '— ' ' . . ' ”5° M ‘ 8" —-——~=""——~, .
K ' -—-——.— ltl.-—'I‘ ll li,hts wtth license bucket! __ . Wm . . _,
there are 284 Catholic orphan tisyltuus -—-~—— 4 a “Such”; ' . l-7 :figmzmloszfid‘gl 8::fiarssi‘rlimad': ______._.__.. See them m our large hho“ “ indotv.
will! 45,742 orphans tllt‘l‘vin. ‘ m ll,—-Gnsoline tank located undordnshcowl. steering wheel' electric horn button a -
Another interesting feature or ”‘9, : 12.—Cruwnlendersv‘vithallrivotsconconled. mounted on end of quadrant. 1‘ .—
dircctory is that part relating to the; ! :_—-—~ 7.111,." \ll \\- THE LONG ESTABLISHE N E
n ,— , . '—‘—"—‘ ' D A D R LIABLE IR
”menial scnoms' lhe 191" “Hume ..__.—-——-—-—— l I xv”. Automobile experts have refused to believe that anyone could producea m E, 48 MAIN sTREET NORWALK F M o ,
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shops that there an. 0,488 parishes _._.. I ._._.—.— full-grown five-passenger really beautifully equippegygar—a car with real mm"? FUNERAL DIR'ECTORS .31.. ”5
“:1; hfi::°:l:la;0150hgol: and 1“,}? 33: l . woo—«:2. WWW high-tension magneto—a car with sliding gear transmission—left- hand drive . ' w _ - .
W C ' S W 9 are » "“v- ”z—Zfl‘ 7»: er bi h- riced our feature for less w‘vmwwnmm . ~ N ~ N '
ch'ndren enrolled. l E ___,___—-v—-— airfiegiggtgol, a car withpractiaally ev y g -p m -1- m- n viii-3;: =;:;:\:;=1:7: ‘3'le
The directory editor has prepared ; :7...‘ z ' 1 . h i d . 25..-- -. I 1a
for the daily press a list of those , 3' :22: Here it is! Here isureal automobie. Here 13! echo out car to rive o o . . . . . o . . . . . . . . . . . .
states having a large number of Catn- -———————-——-3 E :‘W— in the world—here is the greatest all-around hill climbing car in the world. :f‘m‘““““”““”““”“””- .«.2WO.«..«OOO:,
olics. The thirty banner states are as m; __..._.--—, _—————-"_"' ‘ Here is an automobile 10 be 1‘88"? PTOUd Cf- :9
follo w s : m.-.‘ 2:...— .._.__.._"'“-"‘ I o o '8.
~New -------------- ' mi... __.._- ~3— wm. Electric Self-Starter and Hectric Lights ~
2—_—Pennsylvania . . . . . . . . . . .1556,de m, \. E w ’ 3.
3—lllinois ....... . ..... ....1,473,_379 M; ._.—'—— --—_...__.. $55 Extra 3.
4~—Mass_achusetts ...... ....1.392.000 J 2‘ m, 2 w.— "...._..———' I I z .
5-Ohio ...... . ......... 793,17. .——-*—"“—— _ th . M er ht SOUTH ' '3' $2 50 Saml Glass
"5: Lu er . g NORWALK g, 3° .
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_._———_——_-"""‘ "DEALERS FOR NORWALK, WILTON, RIDGEFIELD, .~. _: -. Ki'chen Set “no 1515
”g... WESTPORT, SOUTH'PORT, GREENS FARMS AND 2 3:11!“
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Holds the Road at50 Milesanl'lour - =..-= .
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F or i hose (.hoking
Coughs.-
T hose dreadful colds that fairly
threaten life, there is one remedy .
that will bring quick relief, and
that is KERR’S FLAX .SEED
EMULSION, LINONINE. For
years this medicine was used ex-
clusively by physicians, but it is
, now obtainable at all drug stores.
it you are afflicted with cough or
cold it will certainly relieve you
of it and at the same time build
up the system.
Even bronchitis, that most dis-
tressing and dreaded of coughs,
gives wax to the great healing in-
Emulsion, and it relieves the
finances of Kerr‘s Flax Seed
lungs of corigc'stions and pretents
pneumonia. Try it» it is sdch 2 ~
relief
Three sizes—45¢, 509mg)
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»0 Every Day Is a sanitary Glass Kitchen Set Day. , 91.3.
N; For RICH and POOR.
,3, Present this Coupon at our office With 5 others of con- 0‘
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secutive dates and the cost amount of expense items and
get this -
$2. 50 Sanitary Glass Kitchen Set.
11.231115); to use, all complete, including eight pieces, for
5
Every set guaranteed—Strongest, Most Durable, ”Mast
Sanitary and Most Economical Made.
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