I .THE m6 SENTINEL.
W ‘
nairviirm you we am. A
(l) Hlllll IlllIIBE Bllnlf 0F
damaIca
for 25¢.
PILAIISTED’S
Beef WIn'e
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
{July 750.
B. II. PIaiSled,
:Drugg‘ist.
_.~...~_-,.. .
l3 flatten 81.. 80‘. llamall.
t
ths‘hvnte'tof odf’ru‘n friendswhoaak
luaato
'vo'k‘l‘
'Ilr fol-mu if: lawn-“Ell all-“‘3 “Dub?” mmmaed' The King‘s Sons connected with the
. we I ’maamr tofreao- —Gran‘d failepenmg of millinery and m “"3"”! "f“ hold I
an "mg “R3,“ m cloaks, Wedoaday. Thursday and Pri- mm“ the that evenIog
all dill. at t lathe (line a my, 5. g M 7“) “ 3. Km.’ from 7 “n8 o'dlock. A in“ aluminum
We: m“ are: nae-mil _~
""‘° " “the“. ~ on. WMWWWN'OMM- mesons... l,A.O.l(.ofths
1"“ Albinger,JohnlLHarrlngton,Benjamin
loos F, Dunham. Additional, William B.
”a AvfiJieovgsCoopar. Originalwidow’s
South Norwnllr.
John Mac, orna Nsw York I;
adios, spentfiunday with RJ. liar-tin.
tblsclty. ‘
Illa Nellie Boyd. who haabeao acting
asclsrklnllsKIyn’shahery, has-overall
" —
JAM». ultra-anew.
Trans—l year“ ”month-immune.
, . Where-narrow. mm the m: ;
"I! w ”E‘IWMI Wall“? mm min avenue—Aware WWW
., , , Woe-main," unwell
. In:- for; W W I liam um, Mm mm byThomI
, . oh - aswnamtanasgrawmnoc *
Him IwI WHKW‘ .. I-W r' it"k
i C
P" will. meet BO-nlllll. II
Esitummuoomumthehnowrsady:
togrindappl-atthe Batcl cider all}
own or. name's! tithe
countytvfll'flmil m‘mmm day
Concord, Dimm. 0PT., will I
Gullah-rampant. so. 81:10 0; II
and: auaosa mar.
DIIDIIIII feast-any Against Joh- law-
loy and Illa Illa.
lathe trial ofan Barley in the
samfiom at Brickwork. Pod-r
Natural Wool and Scarlet
A.Dickerman »& “an,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N.
CHEER“! PLAINS.
Hr. Purdy, of Poplar Phimwlll move
teNew Haven.
Ilr. and llrs. Edward Crawford will
MW Wag in Wald
Wmfidmm If?" 'r’i , 1.; l “1'. .1111 g; .-
W1” "H!“ :26 I pl».:,f’*_...,r u
WMIMWIBH :algw IIII‘I ‘“i"'I‘I
‘coIrtaelIal Endeavor- Uri-vault.
Ginger
and Iron
_, , t '
m THE am seamen 10mm
wast Intranet-woven: annals-g
all-arias.
'l'heloatOweolocadreyiadischarg-
ing a urge of coal athhnEFer-rls‘
wharf. ‘
day, 5, 6 and 7th at H. Krieger‘a.
Architect llorehousehas madmplans
'for John H. Snyder‘s new house at
Rnwayton. .
C. J Mel Toledo, Ohio accom-
paoiedby his wile.. have been visiting
lriends at BBGhnuut street,
W
WillisB. Crown-iwont to New York
today to commenoeihia studies in the
College of Physicians and Surgeons.
~Beawmble print at buds depot
restaurant. Openallnight.
Mrs. EA. Bedell, ofIMariner‘s Ear»
_ bor. Statenlsland, isagumtet theresi-
dence of Mayor Reed, Hartford Place.
Niall: Belle Raymond, of Danhury,
home today.
The wife and son of Dr. Iforgao
Woodruflf, of Pittslield, “83,88 spend-
ingafew days with hire. 1“. S. Lyon,
Jr.. of West‘street.‘
There will be an adjourned meeting of
the South Norwalk fire department in
Old Well Beef and Ladder company’s
‘. Saturday afternoon. it was votedto build
_ —-Grand fall opening of Imillinery and,
cloaks, Wednesday, Thursday and Pm,
. theYontIg People’s Societyol Christian
spent Sunday with Miss Neda Adams, of
Taylor avenue, who accompanied her'
theirIneillyI‘elbIétbd‘omo‘ 055 event
.—J———-—
The Thursday evening' lectures at
Grace church will be commenced' In two
weeks.
Mrs. C. T. bound and daughter have
returned from theiraojouru at the White
Mountains. —-..—-.—~
It is suggested that the Harrison-ad'-
Reid marching club beealled the Iferwin'
battalion.
8t. Paul'aCbapter, Brotherhood of St.
Andrew will meet Thursday evening at
the parish rooms.
There will be a special meeting of the
Painters’ Union, No. 230, tomorrow
evening. at 7:80 o’clock, in St. Joseph's
Hall.
The Ladies’ society will hold a meet-
ing Wednesday afternoon at ~three
o'clock at the parish rooms of St. Paul;
church.
-Grand fallopeuing of mtllinery and
dunks. Wednesday. Thursday Ind Fri-
day,5,laod'lthatlI.Krieger-'e.
Attire erecting of the Rotors Point
Improvement company at the Point.
aseawallarbusd Pine Point from the
dock to the Pine Point ten-ace.throe
hundred footie length.
Afro. N.C;I(lravmwaselected asdole-
gatetq attend the Btateconventionof
$33 in mm to- -morrow and
(13%; , at the meeting of the Con-
'ngega lions! society yesterday.
The “newer Festival," to be given by.
the Young People‘s Society of Christian.
Endeavor of the Congregational church.
promises to be a unique and beautiful
entertainment. The children participao
lump-ill represent in costume and song
gerious flowers. Rehearsals have been
In "ogre. foraome time and the music
Is bright and pleasing. »
NORWALI NBWNj
.__..__...._ a
A Brmy Budget of Ito-a Prom the
Mlhmflf'lo'l-
Mrs. G. A. Gregory. of- lunar-s street,
is seriously ill.
The Dcpentet‘sf union will meet to
marrow night.
William Joseph. of the Cobble Hill pre-
cinct. annulled Morris Powers, of Winni-
him down shank and breaking his ribs.
Bliss Grace B. Clarke, who ha been
apt-Ming the summer with Mrs. William
Handle Smith of West avenue, started
rafter home in Washington I). c. this
morning.
The following unclaimed letters re
main uncalled fnrjn the Nero-all: pest
oilice: Mrs. M. (i. Price, like Mary M.
Watson. George Wood, to. wood. 8
Elm street.
H. C. Boutoo, conductor on the street
railway line, is taking a vacation this
week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Alpha Wheel club will be held to-moro
row evening.
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union and the Prohibition club held a
gospel temperance meeting in ' Concord
Division hall, Gazette building, yester-
The Immuch circle of the King‘s day afternoon at 8:30 o'clock.
.mm'w llamas instillunnaturalr
paulr, yesterday afternoon. koocking_
* lugs and expect to have a banner raising
Novwalkand South Norwalk willbe
represented at the eighth annual conven-
tion of the Connecticut Societisa' of
Christian Endeavor, to be held in the
First Regiment armory, Hartford, Thea-
day and Wednmday of this week. The
programme embraces addresses by Rev.
tragedy was committed, testified that he
saw flawley and his wife at thehaoh
door of Ira. lunaou'a househalfan hour
beforetheshcoting. Buwsauotso
sure about Bawley. but he was positive
that the woman he mw was live. Haw-
I?!
John Savage told the jury that he
saw Bawley on the night of the murder
going toward Shelton with groceriesin
his anus. A colored woman wasfollow-
log Bawley.
Testimony was put in by the state to
tboetleot that Bawley was seen on the
street beforeandafter the murder was
committed. He was also seen coming
from the direction of Mrs. Manson‘s
house.
Justice Joseph TomilIIon testified that
hewastbofirstpersou to arrive at the
semen! the murder. All the doorsof
the loosen house were locked» He left
too,|Bev. 0. B. Tyndall. Mrs. H. E.
Wh‘ittemore of the,“Dcor of Hope” mis-
sion, New York, Rev. J. 0. Collins, Rev.
W. O. Poddel'ootand Rev. J. W. Chap-
man, D. I). The rank: will beiu charge
of George C. Stebbioa, with a chorus of”
300 voices. Special railroad fares have
been arranged for on ma Comfidated
read, and special hotel and boarding
house rates provided in Hartford.
.-
I-ry UM
”Kory,” nld her mlatrvn, ”I under-
Iandyou hadtwoviaiteralast night."
“Ya. mum," replied Kary, with an lip-
31:31:31?an Lflfiefid': Wmumwm manwho
unlocked. “95:1: :3:wa
wmm hermnw"
”mfg“ . m... .. «um- atecnenmms
my Kennedy an Willie Murphy."
' ”nosemato mayou haveagreatrnauy
bursa, Maryl"aeverely.
”Sun, thim's my'mebeanxatall,
aural, ”replied Mary with dignity
The Republican club has secured the “ t" whatdo doyoo ed! them. than,
room of the Rowaytoo Social club, over “'3
_ . . "Jfl'Jlol'l. mom. Sure, If they we
Themes store, In thch to hold W um, would I behavin than cure
twoat atime, mum!"
Attblaarldmceuf Mary 5 annuity, her
mistru- retired from the field. —Elenoc
kit's Idea
Mrs. John Brothvreil suffered a para-
lytic stroke Thursday night, and now
lies In a very critical condition.
Saturday, October 12.
”AMEN.
Mint Maud Blather, of Paasaic, N. J.,
is failing at the residence of Albert N.
Scum-Id.
Mr and Mrs. Thaddeus Johnson have
started (or California. where they expect
Dr.Joaiah8trong,Rev.NehomiahBoyno I“ hm
newcomer the most essential print all) a
drops I
" www.mwt. died yea-
..fir. terdsy. Howasthslrata-ociatsofths
Daughters held a meeting with live. R.
rooms this evening at 8:00 o'clock.
\ » (l. lltchbll Saturday afternoon.
——Weakiisb, sixcentaa pound bluefish,
mmuapound, at B. Hayes‘ mar-
ket. \W‘
Mrs. w I. Dean of Dunbar! who
lIasbeenepeodiug two weeks wifit Mr
’and Mrs, beBoy Adams, returned borne
today, with her husband, who spent
Sunday here.
E. P. Weed will go to New York to—
runner: to commence a course of studies
at the New York College of Pharmacy.
L. B. Elwood, who has been visiting
Mather-indaw, W. H. Olmsteod. on
Work, started for llcstrm today.
. 1}. W
R P Adams} pug dog, which went
mud in consequence of being bitten by
PeggeWelsh'a bull dog, died yesterday
morning.
Lieutenant-Colonel Crowe and privates
w. J. Case and Henry hl. Perry. of com-
pany I), leave town this evening he
Hartford, where they propose shooting
”mom" for regimental badges. Vic Roth, who leaves town to-rnorrow
for New York,prlor to departing for San
Francine, bid his Norwalh friends good
bye Saturday night.
. Rev. Gerald B. Beard, the new pastor
of the Norwalk Methodist church, and
his wife, have taken rooms at H. S.
Brown’s on Haviland street, where they
wiilbepleased to have themembers of
church and congregational] on them.
Nov. 8. '1'. Graham is in Boston attend-
iogaoonventioo of the Brotherhood of
35, Andrew. .Rev. C. II. Selleck oliiciat-
«lat St. Paul's church yesterday.
The railroad eomm'uboors have com
pleted theirfafldupaetioo'of the main
line and the Derby and Danhury and
Norwalk diviaiI-IIof . the Hon-tonic
road, «Melvin heir: report they my,
areallingoud condition. New stations
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. ll.
Baldwin and the infant daughter of Mr.
and In. William Bella were baptized at
the Congregational church. yesterday.
lowing residents of the state of Connecti-
N. 0.. will hold their closing session to-
cut: Original, Charles Benjamin. John
borrow night in the caetle chamber, 10
Water street. Refreshments will be
served. Every member is requested to
bspresent. .
“Bridget lcloerny was wandering
aboutoulalnstreetlnadrunhencondl-
tioo,llaturday night. wheuahs was an
rsstodbyChlefochlleeDel-‘oreat. This
morning-Italian Coolidge lined her”
aodm. Shehaduomonsyaadom
mmmmmmw.
”mm 75.): u.‘ ow, «If‘ui‘ y 7'
Canaries OouwayJarah Ann Bagnsr.
...§_.—-__L
GeorueeAUJWslb: poprlstor of the
late P. T. Barnum and with that well-
known showman brought Tom Thumb
haterswtltemull Chum
I3 We mi- W
11mm enigma. ‘l‘ho-amg-uwvteamwthaem new.
'f,Itooms was MW.I,80WI'
~Purecotlee with pure crumbs. a
cup. depotrahorant. flpeoallnlgbt.
Saturday Gilbert Bogart, Jr" aged
nine you'd?“ Alfred Napkin, aged
him ”Well: of But Nerwalt.
The little daughter of Frank VanScoy;
of Main street, was playing in Stevens’
marble yard. Saturday afternoon, when
she fell, striking her forehead against a
piece of marble, cutting the flesh badly.
The monthly meeting of the King‘s
Daughtersof the Norwalir Congregational
church was held in the chair! $33533;
MINI-W53; Qmm’ittw reports were
Wetland accepted and general routine
business was mottled. ‘
A barge hailed with 00,000 feet of
yellow pine timber dumped port of her
dark load orerboard at low tide this
morning, and upon righting with the in-
coming tide dumped a portion of the
load off the other side. It is estimated
that 25,000 feet are in the waist,
A couple of well-known Norwalh
sports tried the door of a gilt edged iri-
galing establishment on Water street
this morning. but found it closed, as all
other places of the kind are (oh. yes!) on
election day. Strangely enough there
was a person Insole, however, who beck-
oned them around to the back door, and
the thirsty out! were soon on the other
side of the building.
Late Saturday evening Nelvillt- E.
Menthol "Hillside," made a complaint
toChia-fofl’oliee Del‘orevt that a man
was hanging around his premises and
throwing stones against the kitchen
windows. Officer Dane found Daniel
Hanlon lying in the gran. He brought
him to the police headquartero, where
howas given an informal hearing and
released upon his own recognizance until
an Investigatioucan he made. The sup-
pmitlonlsthat he went up the hill to
payhisrsspocts toone of the servant
girls employed there.
DIAIA‘I l0 WINGS.
.’ . W s. t“ ‘
resume-I laltara to Witch pm...
‘i PMWINW I "
Wynne. long and brilliant mica ill“
thersalmofcomlc operate pldly ap.
preaching its close at the way
theatre,llew York city, and thaflnal'
of Goodwin and Helen’s
» When (led shall put ills leweb in array.
" mammalian-amps”:
smommur
unattmmswmm
I , “flight-moose. mob. floss
“plant-giants“!
I“ mm mm ltlspr'elablethatanarraatwlilfellow.
v»
I: W a-(lraadfllopsalmbfxmllllawyawl
”“1"“ "M mum, em: as
“m 5"! danllJaod’lthatlLWa
Thule-«Ruhmthshsavsalym—
to make their home. .
Mrs. Fannie Cutler and son George, of
liontclair. N. J.,are guests at the resi-
dence of T. W. Austin.
Senator liawley was entertained by
Charles luncheon during his stay in
town Thursday night.
The (how-Eons! church united with
the Tuié'ihvilist church Friday evening and
III-Mn very tolerating temperance oer-
vfcv. lit-vs. Austin and Brien and
IleasrnChnrlr-s Fitch. E. A. Hall, New-
ton t‘rofut and Albert Scofield delivered
addresses
Thereis one lady in this town who
appears tohnve a sincere and deep-soap
ed hatred for Grover Cleveland, and
who tatesnopains to conceal it. Her
antipathy for the Democratic candidate
reached a climax a day or two ago. She
I ordered a barrel of flour from her grocer, M
which in due tlme was delivered tuber.
One of the noticeable things on the
band Was the name of the town in
which the [our was manufactured—-
Cleveland, Ohio, printed in large letters
on the head. Thinking it was an other
tisemeutol 0. Cleveland, the lady Im-
mediately sent the flour huh to the
store. it is also-aid that this some lady
will walk two or three blocks out of the
way msvoid passing under the Demo-
cratic banner on Main street.
laying the Owner Stone.
Co Berkeley street the solid walls arise.
Build and firm as the enduring hills;
Berkeley 3 sweet name. which Mountb- upper
ables
(lime toour heartawhleh every bosom thrills!
Temple of (led. center of all our hopes.—
llopos of a blissful lmmortallly
Which we, to lands boyond. shall surely son.
And shall salary for aye. while thobrlght slop-a
We traverse of the Mile beyond as now.
Illnuntalas detectable. on which will how
All rlghtsoassooeofsarth In that great day.
mwlaadonnltlag oars-m
lsatolmsarthlyho-aswebtdadtn,
lumen-diagllfoouvaoulsarba
Washalllrowlthourusdlahradlsa
Thhtioarhonlteaaaothosuhdasl:
llswhotrlssaot—whsso Manse fainte—
Ithsllhavu fallmlaglory with thus-late.
yum an ass! our churches and our
Mara.
Altarsfarwurablnohdrsfarsalamam
Mummumlfimflm
Mmmmbwm
kuhmfmhmmlflm
«Imminent-overruns
llhadslbvvlallhhhaf lay and song'.
Theo-minuscule”
hpahodmmthomafllavfl‘alum,
Tbs-“mm film
Worth
Mdsarllslrlavtauvr’hwsm-hy.
vummmmuflm.
if...“ we“...
mmmwmm shes-ire
otthyalsmvltfleaieamfiss-stuta
woman-rods. ”we. .lthsa.
”lawns hairless-sawdust.
new 2
ha
Ibo—Wall. lfl can't live on my income
and you can’t live on years, where would
be the advantage in our
Bo (thoughtfully)—-Woll, by putting our
lacunae
. ”
togetherooeof uswould be able
to lira at any rota—Life.
loud ol'l‘ravol.
The police: for travel, very common in '
thee-dani- satlriud In the atoryof a
youngwoman whoeameboondlng joyfully
intotbe preacncaof oft-lull and exclaimed:
“Oh. Jenny. Jenny! I'm angled—I'm so
x"
y, what has happened!"
“Just think-we're going to Paria—
r!
“Dear Inst New delightful!"
“Yes—papa'a been bitten by a mad dog
aadbaagottogotobutrsatedbylPao-
W.andl'mgologwithhlmtolookafter
Marl Oh. I‘m so gladl"—Yooth'a Corn.
pauloo.
Katha nd Innuen-
"I all: always moved by the sound of
musle."1. said young Phathesd as the Clock
strueku.
play something for you." said
Ihl’l‘lplato with sudden sam—Cbl-w
w Nowell-lord.
Ilaerly.
Thamnwhowassomeauthathemla
lb back pew In church to savothehtereet
on his cent while the contribution box was
coming around has at last found a rival.
This man, It Is declared, took his supper
a little later each night.
“Now, why does he do t t!" some one
adorlin surprise who di not know him
very well.
"Why. so thatoresently his supper will
come after I! o'clock, and then he'll call It
bl- brualfast and saveone meall"—->Yoath'a.m
Willtludlndosdconaaattodwsllonsarth? “"“m'mmmd MM”!
' Hannafldlngvlwewlthsoasotmon? $20.1”, whiohgiva 19 ”fi‘m
Inmphammmmhhnm “mum in" by” 35mm
M” "w" u”“"“"'"”'““' sacI: lorCa‘etIIsBlooanretpcursthemm
ku'wm“'hw whatwoul‘d bathe savingp'vreaptta‘ if
mubwwflflhh the'dlnaer should not be given, there
Tbboldallhearlalaawsetawblvctlouhwe, $.1an when
Toholdallpowarla llrptavosdlraadst 7°“ mm" m W'havd' M
unwamwmum.nm mmmmumoodcm
" .f Amen...
Cider Mill.
9%.:
”Weifi
H. SITTS.
‘ I maroon-m
scunm. Full IQHILDBEI
Wlilflealnfi'lhhlfleaflaml.
st West sins-em hmda‘ll.
air it mammal.
titration Wewill ,
, Special, Prices to those who on: quantities.
-*—-—A'1I'—~—-— .
CHAS E. SEYMOUR
LEADING (moose
33 Washington Sheet." ”south NorwIalIk.
GOOD PAYING POSITIONE
museum FDR GRADUATES AT—
lIIE YEW“. ~Bll8lllE8-8rrflilthBE
I22 Fairfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
orwrltofovclrculav
Pillar“
___ a 1:5-
SATBRBAYIHW Bill. 8.
Taylor a 6...an
BealEslateandlnsurance.
Wflllllflml 81““.
Persons looki for a orhouse and lot,
with the view Id? .
call and examine 03.13:?” e {aardn'md «'3
e «sup-rim of the city at reasonable
and on carrier-ms.
aaem
Pill” III” slidllh.
:mfimmufl“ IllaKlttloI‘llrgn.
” viiw'rnii.
WTRL'STWORTIIY woman to
for wtwo and wall; on (gr turmw I
bone. area mat to I
85 South Main street. South Hour-wt“ AW digit“ -
with good references can be
heard.
BOARDERS h
ruedodat wit first-c lam
Apply to ill \Vater street. South Sorwalgm
UNFI'RNISHED rooms, suitable for hm
beeping. near the corset factory. Address
Rooms, are of the Sentinel ulllce. It
UlllrEltSwanted mediatl arADlBl.
Ca: censor uA-inéo 9' men
E. Houseworth,
lalist ontbeeye wholeR RECON-
aa once-m all nrsrr will he no.
A 80000 reliable girl as nurse forchlld five nelson! a. In. towns. enabovedate,
)lust be we recommended. wfllmakenochargetoe Inaey cam
hwy at rhisoirlre. g; it All glasses eoaran .wlth prlceoto suit
the linen. BB WM will the h an
i” gdflflmm Upbmnpi] 3;? 1|" mg diflereht from others aa lho dayand “.33...
A _
um... °mr°r s..." H. 5. R00
"fi'wm "m " Sr was ST.
somxoaw
A THOROUGBLYk competent" girl Ill" gin—
0! In em I“ '
quire at It Union Park. . {in n
""" TO LET.
Slog-1ND floor of house Voifiosbenr avenue,
Baum containing 4 rooms. City
coEfiEn—cnr sonwaur. 1"me
Mrs. Mead’s thntl
water In. Rent”. inquire of Mrs. Thomas FOR I I
B. Smith, on the premises. by _
01 SE 3'» Elmde avenue. furnishedor GIRLS “ND “"1““ ”DIES
EM... on: we we we ‘ '-
r or a er recs
laymen. South Norwnlk Conn ".035! RIOPENS
SEPTEMBER 29th.
HRS?- SLASS {rouse with all [Inp'rme‘c’
men s a good no it or II re am
hi. Layton. Agent. y I o 012w
HOIYlen SE tof seven rooms on Cedar street.
IlllllEllE PREPIIITBIY llll
r month. All?” to Ferd
Hayes.“ \‘orth ”fa treet.
MALLtene nt ,shoron h t t A erl GE'Eul couISEs-
me a we or. o m - .
Sums-.mp1. a» mum: SpeeIal departments for local
A I too F. A.
Combs. Eversley avenue. W y llwl
\ECOND liner of house No. Soushorn avenue
t East. Xorwalk containing {rooms City
water in. Rent 9§. Inquire“! Mrs. 'l'lromas
B. Smith on the premises S’s-it
FIRST floor of five mama to a (until of
adults. Imminent “I H. Smith. tf
and Instrumental Music,
Art, languages.
Certificate admits to Weilsaley and Ya-ar
Collects
SPECIAL KIllIlEBGlIlTEIl
OWER part of house, consisting of five
A room and imment (the Huntington
house) Henry etrcet. first Born-a“ “aler
In. Ag- ly to John Knapp. It! “eat street.
8125b _nr_'vr_alk. all; if AND
YEW house Taylor avenue sun 5 moms
h was..." “a...” in "an... Primary , Classes
Winn rooms. 'iiowama. so. Ra‘rmongd mum. Children. *
Send for circulars.
IP03 SALE.
HOIYIIE“ and lot.' “barium“ avenue.
Norwnl w r: rt on
site. Home contains! seven 3001:; andy poo.
improvements. Apply tor. Hi Boe-
mm. on uremiara. olwl
W on Charles street East Natural: with
hi lcellar dug mlaugdfouodatioo laid; large
1: c onmopand lees,
lothohnsun,at chaIi'ldsbloomMo an?“ to
Miss Baird’s Insnme.
BOARDING- AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thorough course d'atndrinthnlhglbh,
luslc. nun
_ THE Insurers.
This School for young W I!!! Mm
ma'ilIw
\ ‘iTER GROUNDS. ——Twolvc norm of
oyster ground eitnated cl Bell In ad.
with enough on it to pa!" for It- Prtco only
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