SOUTH sown; EVENING Englim 'WEnNEsuAY. oerosniz 24. 1894.
.9 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
We sell goods cheaper than any other
, ~ . in the town of Norwalk. Values
! we ofler, do more to advertise on
. any thing we can say in the news-
DOUBLE
BULL.
.
All PAPERS,
illll S.
{ 15c.
i 38c.
450.
L 55c.
White blanks,
DOUBLE ROLL, 12c.
Painters’ Supplies, Artists’
Galoimining.
;
EASY ANIl PLEASANT TO TAKE.
25c.
Ingrain paper, 30 inches wide
Materials, Pictures framed to
I I
Patent Medicines
300.
DOUBLE 5 280.
order.
AT one names.
350.
ROLL. I 55c.
Painting, Paper Hanging and
Ill FAGT. HAliIl NOT Til TAKE.
Inlatonik $1.00
Hood's Sarsaparilla, .60
Ayers’ Sarsaparilla, .67
Dana’s Sarsaparilia. .67
Cuticura Resolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .60
Green’s Nervura, ' .70
Stillson’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine’s Cele Compound, .85
Brandreth's ’ills, .12
Alcock’s Plasters, .10
Benson's Capsico Planters, .12
Catoria, .23
Carter‘ Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, .13
Badam’s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Radam's Microbe Killer, gal. jars” 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Ben. I}. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
35303 M Lavrou
Fire, tile and Accidemlnsuiance.
llill [STATE lllll HOUSE illilii
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing Drafts, Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Sold. illilce 5 Railroad Place.
next to Post 0fllce, South Harwell.“
Notary Public. Acknowledgmenty
Takes.
THE OCTOBER -
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"WHOM no: nrnr."
"anion. Potossis ,r
"rr's rues rep snow
rut rates or A intern,"
“runs a LITTLE question,"
"titan,"
AMERICA A CENTURY AGO.
Queues Were in Fashion. and so Were
Other Curious Things._
Every gentleman were a queue and pow«
tiered his hair.
Imprisonment for debt was a common
practice.
Almost all the furniture w
from England.
An old copper mine in Connecticut
was used as ii prison. .
There was only one but factory, and that
made cocked hats.
A day laborer considered himself well
paid with two shillings a day.
Crockery plates were objected to because
they dulled the knives.
A man who jeered at the preacher or
criticised the sermon was fined.
Virginia contained a fifth of the whole
population of the country.
A gentleman bowing to a lady always
scraped his foot on the ground.
'I‘wo stage coaches bore all the travel
between New York and Boston.
The whipping post and pillory were still
standing in Boston and New York.
Beef. pork, salt ilsh, potatoes, and horn-
iny were the staple diet all the year
round.
Buttons were scarce and expensive. and
the trousers were fastened with pegs or
laces.
There were no manufacturers in this
country,nnd cvcry housewife raised her
own flux and made her own linen.
The church collection was tnkcn in a
bag at the end of a pole, with a bell ut~
tached to rouse sleepy contributors.
Leather breechcs, is checked shirt, is red
flannel jnckci.und a cocked hut formed
the dress of an nrtisun.
“'hcu it mun had enough ti-u he placed
his spoon across his cup to indicate that
he wanted no more.
A new arrival in a jail was set upon by
his fellow prisoners uud robbed of every.
thing he hnd. 1- <l Louis. (Vllolw—llcmocrat.
as imported
HOW TO GET MARRIED.
Mlny Customs in Various ('onnlrles for
Joining Ailinitirs.
In Jam the bride washes the groom's
feet as u token of subjection.
In Hungary at one time the groom
gave the bride 11 kick for thceumc purpose
during the wedding ceremony,
Horseback weddings. win-re groom and
bride ride zit full speed away from their
pursuing nlti-ndnnts, are still sometimes
seen in ’l'nrtnry.
Among the lornco head-hunters a
young mun, in «div-ring unirrnige to a
young Womun. had to prc-i-nl hi-r with
the hem] of A man killed by hiniwll‘.
'I'ournn-fort says that nmonu iircch ruw
tics to—xlny the bride and groom run the
gauntlet of young folks of l nvir acquaint-
nnrv, who kirk and cull than :H tin-y
p355.
A Human bride \"ils lifted by her hue-
band or the threshold of hi- homo nnd
carried arrow it. probably -,\n.imli/.im{
the grunt tiny win-n so ni:in_\' of ill-.-
yuung lonnuw rnrrh-Il homo siolcn
ill'lill‘h.
in sonn- old houws in lloilun-lurmloors
which were in former il.lyw ill'Vl'l' uwd
except for wwlding~ :ind funerals. After
n bride null groom hmi punt-d the door
was nuilmi up until nnuihn-r newly wc'i
or newly dmd upprozirhwi to pow that
way.
(‘rupe at Firm-rain.
'l‘heri- hsu been in recent years noi'linugc
in the display of rrnpe lit the door in cure
of death i'xci-pl by the addition occasion-
ally of a low liowcrs to the ordinary cm-
blcm; usually while ilower~ for u child.
and any full-blown flowers for :in older
person. The n~u:il crupe for n per-ion of
either ewx' up to the ill!" of lIiIHill nineteen
would be all while, while ribbon upon
white crnpu- or inrlutun; for :i per-mu of
from ninv-lm-n to forty, hlnx-k «rape with
white and him k ribboih. for persons
above lorry. crnpo and ribbons all black.
The, [lino-minus nrc gi-urrnlly from the
doorbell in the stop. if [hero is a hull
pull. ill” vr.ip~- i-a‘ u-uzilly hum: upon that;
if an I'lvi‘il‘it' button. lilo' lllJlt' is un—
screwvd enough in illiillil. thi- rrnno under
it and the pinh- is then so rum-d lnlnplm'c
again.
Three's n Crowd.
WHERE WOMEN VOTE.
THE FAIR SEX HA—VE AT LEAST A
_FA|R SHOW IN MANY COUNTRIES.
What They Can "llte' For in Great Brit-
Iin, France, Russia and Other sum
of Europe. Their l'rhiiuces in This
Country.
The countries of the on r \l where wo-
men already how some >Iill'.;igc have an
area of over lil,il0il,00(l mu m- miles and
their population over 3.34),: «hood.
In Great Britain women role for all el-
ective Officers except for members of Pa!"
liameut.
In France the women teachers elect wo-
men members to all Boards of Educa-
tion.
In Sweden women Vote for all elective
ofilces except Representatives; also, indi-
rectly, for members of the llouse of
Lords. '
in Norway they have school suffrage.
In Ireland the women Vlltl' for the bar-
bor boards. poor law guardians, and in
Belfast for municipal oilici-rs.
In Russia Women householders vote for
all elective oillcers and on all local mut-
tors.
In Finland they vote for oil elective of-
floors.
In Austrlnvlluumiry they vote, by proxy
for all clcctivu ofiiccrs.
In i'rolitiu und Ilalmuliu they have the
privili-gi-oi doing so in local elections in
person.
In ltuly widows rule for members of
Parliament.
In the .‘lndrns Presidency und lilt‘ Bom-
buy Presidency liliudomtlini iiil' women
exercise the right of sullrnw' in oil muni-
clpaltics.
in all iill' countries of iinwiu Ariiu tin-y
can do so wherever it iiuwinn colony sctr
tics. The Russians nrm-olonizintz their
Vast Aeiiin possessions, and carrying with
them i‘Vl‘l‘y\\'ilt‘I'c the “niir” or self-gov-
erning \‘illmzc, wherein \i'onn-n who are
heads of households are pcrmitti-d to
voic.
“'omcn il:|\'i' municipal suiTrutzi- in i 'upo
Colony. which rules n lilllll'lli mniurc
miles.
Municipal u‘ouiun suffrage rules in New
chlnnd, :indithink, nt Parliamentary
elections.
lccliind. in the North Atliiniic. the isle
of Mun tin-lumen England und lrelnndl,
and I'llt‘llll‘il island, in ilit'51illlll l'nciiic,
have full \ioniuu suffrage,
in the Dominion of ('linnrin, women
have illllllli' p.il Hillrunv in i'\'i'i‘_\' province
and him» in the Nnrihcrn 'l'crrilnrics. in
Ontario tho-y vole for lill vim-livc oliiccrs‘.
except in the clcrtion of members of the
Legislature :ind i’nrliumi-nl.
in lln- l'niicli Storm lWi‘ill)‘ oiuht
Slain :ind 'l'crritorics lum- niwn Women
sumo l'ni ill of ~nl‘irntrv.
Erin-ml willinm- in \‘Iirioih ili‘LII‘l‘t'N‘ is
grunlml In \itiiiii’ll in Ari/mm. i'nlorndo.
("niinm-Hrni. Ninvm-lnmdh, Mirhiuun.
Minno-suin. chrzultn. va linnip~hirv,
New .lt‘F‘l')‘, New York. North lluholzi,
Oregon, South llulwiu, ‘l'n-mm Vermont
and \\'1.~ron.~in.
in .U'h’liihdvl and Alive-uni \i’lillli'il \‘nli',
hy'pvlition, on liquor llI'I'li~i‘ in many
i'llhl'fi.
in ill-Liuirc kiiil'rumi is Morriscd by
Women in \(‘H‘I‘ill inunlcip..illw~.
lu l\':in~;.~ iln-v how i'llllzll niil'rngo with
mono! nil illllllli‘llml I-li‘i'llwlh.
About from women Vote-d in I‘ll”.
Moliiunu they \‘otc on llll
tion.
in New York they run :md do vote at
school I'li’t‘liiiiH. 'l'lm (inns-lion of tho
ronsilluiiunniiry of the luu‘ i~ still llililtfr
cidml. 'i‘liwy \‘uh- also in nmny plum-n in
thie SLIM- on lm-ni improrcnn-nts. such as
gnu :ind i-lwirn- sirci-I lighting, paving,
howl-rug:- :ind municipiil bonds
In I'LIh “nun-u Voted uni.‘ di~frnin
chm-d by the "l'lllmundn his." \\ hcu tin-y
promptly orguniu-d to uh-nniud its rc-
pool.
in Pl'iill~)l\'llillit n Iziw wu~ plum-d in
1W‘Jundvr \\‘lill‘l| women \oh- on locul
imprownn'nl-i by signing or l'i‘iiir-iilt; to
hit!“ [millions iiii‘rvi-Ir.
In Wyoming women how Voted on the
sumo lci'im \\ li h llll’ll nilli‘v lei”, 'l'hc con~
H’liiinil in l‘i‘l' in form n Stole i‘onstilu-
lion llililllllllull~ly inwrimi u pruwslon N‘-
i‘ui'ing lill‘ill full slill'muc, "i'hia t'onsli-
lution um rutilicd by tho moors in ii
le'i'llll "il’l'il'lll by llimlll filI'k't' fourths
mnjorily l’onurc-w rcfnmi in ru-qulm
the didrum-hm-nn-nt of “'Ullli'll undnd-
uniml the Mini- .iuly lo, 1w“.
lu
locni luxu-
MIGHTV BELLS.
TIN! (iiiuit Hello is! Mnoi‘im illiil I'i-kln.
About Iioll Molding.
livll lilllhillLZ ix onr'of lln- irrr-ui lilillH»
trim in llii~ country, yI-l ho“ widoui in-
Invnr of ii. Foreign rouniriuw rm-ognlm
llnil nlll‘ boll» lll'l' Mllwi‘lui‘ Ill tour in any
other main», and own the Julianna-- nru
sending order-r In this connlry for hells.
'l'hr d ipziio w how loud iovn i'I‘ ,Jlflitv'ti' :H
fJIiiltil|~ In ll mulu're. lint iii-y lili 1...} hog.
lnll' it» ,in;.‘\ in Ann-rivuu mnmiim-lurcm
whon Hm} linll ii In iiil'lr uiii'unlugo in
’l'livrv H urlm humor in lin' furl.
llmi ihv- ill‘i' .iiurni lu-llslolw val in 'i'ukio
hnw lu-cn “rile-roll of ii inunufnrlnrint:
liflll ill vit’l'al‘)’ i'il)‘.
'i'ln' lumps! hell in .\llll'rit‘ll i" in ilw
cullu-drul of Monirl'ul, moi ll weigh-i
ammo pnuwl»- 'l'lw ln-ll in lln- public
bull-luv: .i: i'hiholvlphiu la in “vitfh h...
twimu .JV‘JH'I .inll 2.1”“ pounds. Thorn is.
a hall nl lurlurl, iiivrumny, ('9 -l. in H39,
and now In More Hume. l’yr'v.“ ,.,...r m lush,
ouch Wt minor; “H.000 p m...“ 'n... “rpm,
i'h‘iorw' W” "i 1"”1'iu mini... ”will”
i“‘""'l“' i“ H {Wt ,iiithulitl 1': {WI in iii-
uiui‘iW iii the “I’li'. tho i‘hlm-wuscd to
mulw llwn’ it"l‘ ‘ “(my mlilill‘t‘ in shape.
'i‘lii‘llli‘!£"~i i" ,Ii moi i'llllt‘m', Ihui in tho
Krl‘ii’iiiii” 1 («row it is over l‘.| foot in
“Willi” “ii ‘ mpnaun-u mlnrly‘fiifm'i iii-rum
the unity“, iio thickness. iii the point.
where M“. ”will” would strike is L’il
Wills; tho no»! of uninuhuiurmu this
line.”
Why
announl ml to the foil than in the spring,
wlirnokiyu Life. .'
I /
i'i nmuy "iii"? engagements are
Relentless ’lIme.
”.- ntoriwl in alarm.
"Kn." elm filllf’i‘IIP‘i‘. “17"” ii" Yl'lEv ”DOW
who! my past lilo has been."
"i“ ting”: pros-mil illiIVllifiiVP,’ y intr‘
his palms.
"Surely.” h» cried; “it lut‘s‘noi. been
moreiimn thirty tire years."
The mum ownuwi as ".31,“ for 35”.
sndtimi mm 'ill.
, A» ~ aux» WW
“any Think "In Ken’s Grave.
Tro- g: n: 'l Hes is visited by four
Alumina. -n m rel pilgrim! each year.
It is 1., 's‘ . r r. «Mullah. in a cemetery
outsidnh vi’ "wits. The ramble fifty
entries ln‘w rut mm» wide. The Mail
entertain a inch-9i that fire ms» the tolled
men who «or livemwifihicm interior.
“OHM vim-k of human or! woe "bout
Nd’ lid ; ti
.' A Iii-mum! Liiiin linlill.
"Hi :ill the dreadful hold“ of ""0”."
sold on nhwrvor, "that of Piiz'rying ;,
toothpick in the mouth in ilwsinwt in}...
moot drumliul. And you Winn-timed in...
thin Iloiw by men who nppeuroi lll'rwlut‘ in
be refined nn'l thoughtful. hull-ml. u“.
chewing of a toothpick seems in h.- un aid
to rcilw non nod to serve in soul“ manner
as a cigar might do for u smoker; but
while it might thu- help to good rude. w,
public use is nevertheless min-h m I... lie
plorvd,"
A Storing; “element.
The live. Mr. J. Savage. in a letter do-
scribing things seen in Waive. copied this
Mvmiumeut:
"fir. and Mrs. Limellyn Jones having
SHY LITTLE MABEL.
Mabel is akin
I asked her why!
(So coy she is with brows uplifted):
Where is the harm
in Just one arm
When you the argument have sifted?
llut Mabel is shy.
Ah. mel T‘was bliss;
I stole a kiss,
When scarce could i In truth believe he”
Nile sighed: “Mack!
Please. take it back
For stolen goods I can‘t receive. sir."
Mabel was shy.
~Huxiilay World.
9'3
THEY RIDE TO SCHOOL.
Fun in the lininibuseu, that are Account-
able for ltexular Attendance.
it is it very dili‘creut thing going to
school in New York City today from
what it wnsevcu n few yeiirsugo. And
what u vuoily different thing it is from
going to i-il'lilml up in the country, where
the little red sclnmlhousc is always at
least half a mile from any inhabited sec-
tion.
I'p there the children walk that half
mile through fields of illlihit'n in summer,
muyhups, and through iicldsoi‘ snow in
Wiiiti'r.
In New York, in the llplwr districts,
where thi- whools nrc furl In-r upurt than
they lti'l' in (he more cloudy settled sco-
tions, the i'lllllirl‘li I'liit' to school. Not in
their own curriuucu. but in omnibuses
furnished by the city.
Rainy dziys have no cilm'i upon the Mr
teniiuucc whuh-vcr. for illt' ~l 'iucs Slop lit
thechildrvnk houses to Illi'h (In-m up,
and all the luth- ones nrv “(pow-d to the
vii-merits furonly lift-W moment» The
continual :iiivndunro, hm, unquml ionulily
htis‘ n in-nvlicml cilwi upon tin' pinion-mg
nimh- in 1hr \lllvllv". u~ I‘\!'l‘_\‘ ii‘iil'ilt‘l’
knows Illlli u {my unwind-e :li'l' more (lu-
trimcuiul lhnn stupidity.
'l‘hc Ny-lrm ought to in: intrmlucml in
ihc counlrr Illfli‘ll‘l‘. ll l~ lil'd'ill'dl, not
f‘XlH'iislV" :ind llllillil’\iilii..lilly wry bene-
iiriul, In iilt‘ couniry, ion.in draw run
he hired much rhu-uprr thin ill lln-riiy.
WONDERFUL HELEN KELLER.
TIH‘ Lillie liirl “'lm “'1“ Born IM-nf,
lluliili illltl lillnil, Imiiriii-il to ‘lit‘itk.
ll i~un 1:.'~rr~lln;: ~lnr\ lilll of bliss
iii-li-n .\. lirln r, nil-r, Imrn l‘lliilih' w. l‘lll
limif. «ln'nir. :i'nl lvli'ni. .‘Ill4l who ilih lit“
quirvd :i lill' li.ilion \\ hi: h umnid Iw rc-
lllIll'ixltlIlv in n L'll‘l her :i;1~~\\lm pour-«ed
every n-u'nml faculty, 5h:- :~ now thir.
linen )'t‘.‘lz".‘(iltl,lill1li'_\'ili‘i‘HWilIiI‘iI‘riillllfl-
Lion illili npplit'ulion Inn lcni'nwl lo spi'flk,
nn umunpli~hmvnl uhn‘h ~lu- iii‘llllil‘t‘ll
in u monlh :ifh-r onlr cloron hwwns. Her
“'ilnit‘ «duration hus prm n. :illy lwo-u :ic-
quire-l \\ liiilll the pot ~l,\' mm and in-
t'llitil'~ nu vlc-nn-nlgiry kuowlmlgu of nut,-
urnl hiemry. i~r\~iiilu.:i'iipli\', lilliilniiigy'
iiinurnplzy null linulhh lilcrniurc. Sin-is
nn ill~llll.il|li' rn-nilcr. und her memory is
us reimirhsilvh- n. her power in ai~~imilmo
wimt shc h-ziriu by rczilllnu 'l‘hn- icui‘iwr
und hr whom in” studies u'crv lwgun wrote
.3? her (Wu your“ out»:
"She i~ :i pill-iioiih'iinl child. and in
every Home n rcmnrknldc pv-rmn. Iler
gill.“ nro liiliiill4illi. llcr mind l~ u~ A II-nr
ueIn-r iii‘dlil l~ fertile, \"illlt‘ Iur lirurt,
illimcs with i'.‘iI‘l|i'~illt'h~ :i'nl ulnu- with
chzii'iiy. 51w i~. filt' tine-d iilu~irziiion of
con—wrnh-d. unwitidi. \\'ilHll‘ "l'llit'il «h»
\‘nllmi illill i‘lilliillmui ii;i~ mvr ullcrwl ll)
lln- \l«ion ni' nil-nor that Ivl ::~~'i~, She
coinhinw lump-now of vii-w with ~ul~tlrty
of mind. ili‘i‘illliil with ki'l'lllii‘i~, rigor
with duln-m')‘. knowledge with .muluiiy’,
tnrt with (‘I’rllllililu stow, i't'llhllil with
wurmlh. rnlhudusin with ~x~li-l'uiili‘nl,
noble u-pir,ili~vn~, uciiili- lil.’llil|i'i‘~. intense
fueling». llI"~'-~J|lil thinking. nnin’c went.
now. u pinion (or learning: on l H‘iI-illl'
pruvi-invnl. :i thirst for i'itzlitcuihnuw, and
n hunnu-r tor holiness, all nnm- in placing
her )iinix‘o ordinary inorm]. "
So for .\l;~~ Ki'iii‘r's I-illli‘nilnn hits lu-cll
urqulrrvl in l‘fillii'i‘ ii don-\Hury fruition,
but un’w l‘nzil aim hm inu'll luuuhi lo
spunk :IilIii lil illiiit'l'Niilllli l he ~lwu' ~pci~rh
“r “tin-ix in p'uriot: ili‘l' lloucrv- liubll)‘ on
iln'd‘ lip~ :l‘l‘l Ilirnnl, ill‘l‘ liill't'hi- ll:|\I' rim
l'llil'ii (hm ln-r mlurniinu and meninl dc-
‘y'i'illiiilil‘lll Hilllllill pron-ml on illHI'I' rogu-
lur lilo x
u
ADVANTAGE: OF A RACING MATE.
Flying .llli’u “III' in ‘15" III int-i l’m‘ml
Willi llm'lnu Help.
1']... mil" in l TIMI lpnmol lW l-‘lvinL: .ilh
with .4. running muh- on tho- luln- lrur'h lit
f'hllliyniilv alivrlvm lie t‘ilit'l inlvi‘wl from
tho but ”Hi If ilmnuiwlrulm ulml ox-
”..mp slil'i'ti I“ powihll' under w-rlniil
fuvomhlv I'olniilioiw. ”lit liwl Will] a
unlinpur Inn nlwleiou wag/m, H... pui‘i'r
\vms {rm- in «him along up In his Iilmoet
limit, u‘hil" lhv mniv took the Weight, of
the WHLIHH null driver, and. morn-«over,
Nuppllod ilwlnwuiivc of racing moupuny.
harness horsemen have always
I lght .
‘l’nlkP'i upon records mode with the old of
a running mate with A certain amount of
glfllliriiilill'll‘l‘li contempt, and for this
[lg-nun“ only on" previous effort-“that of
Ayrus P. In Nth—has been made in
p‘pvpn yearn to lower the record made at
my. may of going by Westmont at the
old West r‘ide Park in (Illicngo.
The question naturally arises, if Fly—
lug Jib, rm unreliable performer. is thus
enabled tn com a mile in lurch phenome-
naltime, what could Robert J. or Alix
Theodore Olsen
——HAS BOUGHT THE—
SHOE STOCK
-032.
Jarvis Kellogg, oi Nurwalk,
—FOR—
(ills 0N Till IlilllAll.
AND IT IS NOW ON SALE.
The goods are all right, and you will get the benefit.
The goods are having a big sale, and you should call soon
and got the bargains.
Minnelli
BEST lN THE WORLD,
“Mllllli S.” Flilllll
$4.00 PER BARREL.
'l‘hisis a special OUT PNIBE for a short time only, Take
advantage of it and put in your WINTER SUPPLY.
The New York flroceryflo.
Donovan's Building, Washington, St. South Norwalk.
33 MAIN STREET, NHRWAI..K,
l-‘Oli’l‘ili'l‘il STREET AND SECOND AVENUE. i NEW YORK
Eiilll’l‘Y-SIXTII ST. AND FIRST AVENUE.
Old and Reliable Dally Direct Freight Line
SOUTH NORWALK AND
XORWALK.
NEW YORK,
Till‘l i’liUi’ElrlJ'IlH
CITY 01“ NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN.
Will leave Pier ‘2:
Leave Norwalk. 5 p. m.; South I
Freight received from
i, I). IL, lleekmun street. Nt w York, at 5 p, m.
'orwalk, 0:00 p. m.
7 a. m. to 5 p. ill.
L'pon application to agents the City of Nerwulk, Eagle and Vulc
no will be
New York or its vicinity.
of the employ” of the boats of this
octf
---ABK FOR——
BRBWN’S $3.00 SHOE.
And yon will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 83.00 Seamless shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
(7111 and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at]
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
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line on account of the owners then-of.
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LINO‘I' BHOB’I‘HAND SCHOOL)
325 Main Street. Bridgeport, Conn.
Only regularly organized business college in Fairfield
County. Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
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