“,5
werlsststsd them believed. The
1 Mr" unsun-
; Hill Parishioners—Trestle-
War-arm lulu.
.mrses airs st ins were
m w ”vi-shill. withwhom
fillkthlteslarsaeaaslsehslett.
lessees“ we: some
_ Alpert a most sussruful fiscal
“We" met. the use
mummy-isle full ro‘ am.
‘ ‘ mmeylargeaudi
Merleurhuured being pruent in
firm Rev. A.J.Smllh in the
mm briefly to the successes
"d“ past year. selecting as his text,
4%. in this rejoice not
“ “Wmaubject unto you;
Nutter rejoice. because your names
“Whhu'fll.” In the evening
user-ram the subject sdver
M ‘fWhy I am a Methodist."
m for his text."But we desire to
hare! theewhat thou thinkist; for as
main; this sect. we know that
was against.” The
Wand disadvantages of denom-
wwouhip werequrcsly presented.
he mm the pastor declared
darts-lo sure a» Methodist goapri
mmmmmmm believ-
ed ht pauses“wesringsboss to tit
fest” Thapreacher passed
”View the rise and origin
mm,mus few concise
M It. Smith declared himself in
[word the itinuancy and strongly ad-
vocated the three yesru' time limit. 1;;
”been“ thegrowth of the cl uyéh
the [inguinal building of a majestic
m. The dual justification of
Cd nest is found when we re
fled ueh demeninuioa as a new
”.0!“ of pipes. each pouring out
madam melody. in response
to it." glory of (led. t’The Methodist
”wake-for. gamut of free
M 'udraw them—crustal to—for
fl helldujehs. AND. the did’erent
seats were to the mine con-
“ la building of the great
i y 7. m Herefollowed avivid
page“. *0" building. The Grand
“uni“. t theeupreme architect: the
3r,Wkfld all unfit; its walls are
”3 In,“ Ifiehsdlttering towers; soon
W " fi willheeonpleteduhe denominational
"I “(will lint-w down. The key
“0 I“ lie dropped into the royal
all amid the shoots of the universe,
“mnemonic”
mem washeldiu the
”church. Riverside avenue. last
m Followlugiltheprogramme ran-
“3 In“. Won; prayer;
“Manhunt Scripture reading;
“I. M Willem. Albln Ericson;
m sanding; sons. school; Soup.
tuumsdisa: duet. Albin Edi-son. lit-s
is [lather]; Scripture reading; duct
“MAW Esteem. B-~ssle Lind-
WG Diesel. Emma Ericson, Hjsl
“BUM. Walhorg Burke; song. Sum
“I M; addretll by the pastor on
“m Insult Articles from Sunday
lshed Wertsf’song. congregation; ben-
m The church Was tilled to its
WM;M_
[luau-pawns: East avenue this
”A; m nod laid plain for the day's
m "be. use] separated cacti
antiserum and went through it.
Meters" Muse The residents
fldfieoflllau that their liberallty is
”Walloon“ would not ob
”IWM or other olllcrrn
Medal of the vagrants.
” “on near litJobn avenue
w h Saturday afternoon. and
M m and Clifford Cooley
walelkudwmthebosusnd hurls
fib the neighborhood from taking fire.
I” Wins. the real estate
“lb lost his carriage dog some
“MW" purchased acol
“wattle new missing. lawns min.
My W rm:-
‘lhsrslavaletattaeteu. 14mm?“
“Isl-Irel- “tn-m “W
A lawnmower “film."
mfihwbfilh‘fltdthatwo
“Us” .
‘ wire-a. our. oaths-l. “team."
nonhuman-worm
“I draw easel-s. 00‘ l' '3'“
.fl “W to ill. “I
“M
1 _,',gv.s..eas has nine-prone
{wall wen-amusements:
_ ”1“” work today would
in“
, , a '
a mawmwsflea
The members of the. Swedish church
held a surprise entertainment in the
church Saturday night, la honor of Rev.
0.1iindagren. upon his return from his
missionary tour. He was presented with
a sum of money as a token of love on be-
half of the members. Afterwards rs-
frrshmenta were served. A very. enjoy-
able time was spent.
lire. William N. Allen and daughter.
of 35 Taylor avenue. have returned from
a visit with Mr. and tire. B. J. Brown,
in East Norwalk.
Landlord John O'Sullivan. of Dorion's
Point, will endeavor to open the season
at that popular resort on May 1st.
The annual business meeting of the
Advent Christian- hurch will be had
Thursday night at 8 clock.
Mrs. Minnie A He man, of Water
ville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E.
Mead. Cottlga avgue.
The family of Rev. A. J Smith left
town this morning for Monroe, to spend
a week.
Mrs. Albert N. Sherwood, of Fort
Point street, has returned from a visit in
Wilton.
Ilr. and Mrs.
Alfred Preece have
moved from Fort Point street to Osborn
avenue.
Mr. and llrs. G. E. Gsnung. of West.-
port, spent Sunday with friends in
town.
POPULAR AIUSEIENTS.
Some! of 1ha Events in which Norwalk
.' People If. Internal.
,VThe Waterbury Republican says of;
“Prince Pro Tern.” which comes to
Hoyt‘s Theatre. tonight: “Bright faced
girls with fresh voices. nimble feet and
a lot of ‘5‘)", fellows’ to help them out.
with excellent stage mansgsment, kept
the stage of the Opera House last night
an animated and er j lyable scene. They
acted at. sang at and danced around the
story of ‘Prince Pro Tem'and sent the
large audience home humming the song
of Tommy Tompkins. 'How d'ye do,
Tommy Tompkins, we love you,’ with
recollections of pretty singers who sang
sweet songs and dainty dancers From
the principal characters down to the
chorus the people were allearnest and all
did their work well. There was an air
of rrfluement rarely seen in an operetta
of this kind. In the building of this
musical saltatorial. picturerque and
comical mosaic. Barnet and Thompson
evidently endeavored to please the eye.
charm the ear and tickle the rislbilitles.
«That they succeeded was made plain by
the manner in which the audience
laughed at the nonsense and catchy
music which dotted the entertainment."
Many who have seen “The Rivals" as
performed by the Jefferson company
have remarked. altar witnessing llr.
Underhill‘s condensation of the comedy,
that the advantage he has over the com-
prny lies in lhe fact that here there is a
star in every part; they can allord only a
few for the leading purll. But so care-
fully has Mr. Underhill worked out all
the details that one seems to see the very
actions suggested by the Ilnes,snd the
living characters are there doing their
own talking instead of having any on»
read ablut them or telling what they
said.
Rice's Grand Opera liouee Stork com
parry. of thirty the plople. Life Guard
band and orchestra. wrll begun a week's
engagrmv-nt at lloyt's. on Monday.
April :32url. This company made a
splendid impression here at the first of
the season. and no doubt will be welcom'
ed back by its many friends
Nlil'l’lllill ABSENT Null TAllliY.
Boll of Horror tar March of the Center
hello-ii. of llorwsllt
The following pupils of the Center
e'hool were nl-lllllll' absent not tardy
during the mouth of March just past
Each pupil is rupiired to he in order at.
his desk when the ll o‘clock and 1 o'clock
“in” are struck
Room l—Ed lie Bartram. Mortls Brun-
dsgs. Arthur Bunion. lllchsrd Dunning.
Robert Ells.Sammle Farr. Biggie (in.
sneakl Arthur Scrum. John lchorl
mack. Willie Nadia. Clinton lites. Wit.
lla Grey. Howard Neutrr.’ Edna Dying-
trill. Gracie Bloom. [nurse Conley. Viola
Gigseeil. Florence Bray. lacs Daniels.
Edith Emerson, Gertie Natteford. Jails
Smith.
Room llathsle Adams. Lulu Beans.
Bertha Emerson. has Hodmau. ltsbal
hobold. llyrtls Lyoslt. Johanna Itulos-
hy. Salient Andrews. Robert Ballard.
Ollurles Barrios. Arthur Grddss,0dvsr
Kemp. Willis ”Clinton. Ward Irekrr.
Boeard itsdla. Curtis Owens. Ltwmcs’
Etienne. Richard Wilson. Fred Ranch.
Canter tisslh. Charles Glaswell.
llama B-(isome Avlsun.'Josrph Breth-
don.
Boom szttle Gueowekl. Bertha Ill-
lsr. Ida Pardon. Battle Parker. Ullisvr
St. John. Edith Smith. Beetle Stanley.
Louise Whaley. Mattie Walker. Carrie
Jones. Harry Bartram. Arthur Bilsbor-
ough. Grover Moore, John Nestor. Eddie
Newman. Freddie Wright, Chester Grif-
fln. .
Room 5—Laltie Beach. Annie Chittim,
Bertha Carl. Ilay Geddes, Julia Hot!-
man. Eva KimbalI.-Carrie Nadia, Daisy
Ranch. Edith Springsteen, Jennie Town-
send, Ethel Wardwell. Walter Aiken,
Kemplou Alger, Arthur Brothertou,
Henry C rmslock, Willie James.
Room 6—Blsnche E ls. Florence Ella.
Kathie Hunter. Mattie Jones, Hattie
Keith. Violet Lyoett. Jessie Moore. Liz-
zre Schuman, Lulu Shrayer, Maud Smith,
Parley Godfrey. Harry Hubbell, Frank
McNaughton. Harry Sterling.
Room 7—Seventeeu pupils have been
neither absent nor tardy in the month of
March.
NEWS OF THE NORWALIS.
Pupileof the Middle Five Mile River
school who passed the uncut examina
tions: Sevonth grade, Frances Rose;
Fifth grade. Gertrude Vonual, Helbert
Amundsen. Jacob VouGal. Robert
Thu-me; Fourth grade, Charles Thieme,
Oradell Valentine, Eddie Juleson. Eddie
Amundsen, Edith Davies, George Bose,
Chester Guyer; Second grads. Annie
Thlel. Walter Ross. Edgar VonGal,
Clifford Juleeon. Olaf Amundsen,
Stepbie Prince. Mary Scbccks. James
Govern and Willie Allington.
Conductor John Dyas, of the Danbury
division of the Consolidated road. was
surprised by his many friends in Dan-
irury last Friday night. on the occa-
sion of his thirtieth
The conductor received a host of pres-
ents. but none that be will value more
iighly thana 'amond stud given him
by his wife.
birthday.
Some straw i the dye house at Wheel
er's straw factory on Butler street,
caught lire Saturday afternoon, and
threatened to set the building on tire
The activity of the boys in the stock
room, who extinguished the blaze, pre-
vented sucb a disastrous result.
Thomas Kelly. who was recently im.
plicated in the theft ofaslad from little
Miss Baldwin. of Norwalk. is now be-
having himself and going to school
regularly. The case against him was
settled this morning upon payment of
costs.
The balmy weather of yesterday
brought outs large number of people,
either driving wheeling. or walking.
Iany laid aside their overcoats for the
first time this spring. but were glad to
put them on again this morning.
Comptroller Mead has appointed lire.
Sweeter. of Hartford, widow of Ana 0.
Streetcr.to have charge of the Iadies‘
retiring room at the Capitol. succeeding
Mrs. Lizzre McDonald, who has held the
posldrm for twelve years.
Representative llowan‘s now famous
maiden speech, delivered in the House
on Merch20, was printed in full in tin
Ne 0" York Sun of yesterday, credited to
Tim El'l-ZMNH bENTiNIL.
The funeral of Louise, the six year-old
daughter of John and Ellen Mrt‘ioveru.
of Cedar street and Ft‘l'l‘ltl avenue. was
told this afternoon.
The electric clock at J. ll. lloyt's
olilus in Norwalk was startul this morn
ing. This is tho that one in oprratrou.
ill-v. l]. (llover. with his wife and child,
of Naugatuck. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. R Raymond. llrryvir-w avenue.
Tin charter for tho lmlirs‘ Auxiliary
oi the A. 0 ll. has not yoturrivr-il. but
it is l xraictcd this week.
A (Euro For Love.
A Louisville girl has discovered is novel
pmmt'un fora lif'lllll‘ll lll‘llrl, which com
won immunityrlvmnurls should lm given
wlrlrsprmul r'lrr-ulullou at once for timber:-
slit of u sum-thug world, 'i'lrn story was
overboard to that mirror but. popular plllrllo
confmslonal. a shoot our. The clover
creature sold to the other girl: "Uh, hou-
lso, i felt wrist-fly dreadful all day yester-
day. 'llarry and l have fallen out, and we
are both so obstinate that We never will
make up—«nrwcrl My life is a perfect
wreck. lcrlod until I couldn‘t cry any
more and was Just dcrpornto to know
what to do with myself, when suddenly I
heard a band organ out on the smut. i
rushed out and brought the loan into the
parlor-“monkey and all—mud kept him all
allnnioon. Tho. antics of that monkey
nearly kllzsrl me. (if course it nearly
ruined the financially; but. greatness! when
one has a broken heart surrlctllltlg has to
be done. ”alarm-ville (tourist-Journal.
“um“-.bmm.
A Necessary has];
More smoothed the asset
mambo Brows. Allis Bosnia. than
a stun. hour Mauser. sass Bray.
0 urge 0avsaagh.Frsdrtls’l‘sylor.ltrehsrd
Wesley. Trellis Werdqursuh John
Weiss
“M.“ Inertia-oodles-
' w norm.
steal-r . ‘2»; .y w
mariner m. M “Halli
cause of the accident and described it fully,
given the names of all the people killed or
inland and told what rtlsposltlon was
tusdaofthsmandglvsaau essetdssmlp-
tlus and estimated vslueof the property
to the :sompsuy.
Olly lattes-That's all very well as tar
8;...~‘s.-'='i‘--‘=~**“f“" i3
‘ {Hie . flaws
_ 'phwat'strncrspl"
Schumann. Grass sprsgue, Jennie Lou-
yea mean clubs i"
this l”
"Diwali, shelalses.
M
LANGDON—Mnnday. April lat. W6, at her
residuum?“ ‘l t . ..
ghwm" it I h avenue Bela .wldow
, an honorable or New York
M
Miss ANNA s. Dunstan,
Teacher of Plano.
RESIDENCE. 65 WEST STREET.
Special attention given to beginners.
Tunas REASONABLE.
mill lw
ll. ii. llllllfil's
City Employment Agency.
LADIES desiring first'clnss help in ever
dvrvartment of housework min lmm -
lately obtain the same at the City Employ-
ment Agency. All lhoss derslrlng employ-
urcm. such as nurses. snaulstres-es. waitress: a.
chsmhcrmaldswloks and aerrerul work. crn
tlrrd lromedlalsrmoloy rnsnt. Only tho-e with
first class vcfcrenres need apply. 7 girl-i for
neutral horrsewurk. and 2 waitresres wanted
immediately Fir—t clans cushions and sand
pay. C- H. HAltVM‘S rhoe srore. To North
Main street. South Norwnlk. rncb23 tf
Taylor 8! Golden
ileal Estate and Insurance,
WASHIRO’I‘OI emu.
Persons looking foralot. or house and lot
with the View 0 purchasln . are lnvlted to
call and examine our llst. e have them for
sale to every partol the city at reamuahlv
crises and on near terms. as” t!
' Hindi».
Gilli. for general housework ln a small
family. Apply to 56 Newtowu avenue.
Norwsls. meeut
SlTUA I‘lON as housekeeper. nurse and
mmosulon by a respectable middle-aged
woman. capable of taking care or milk and
butler. Pleasant hnms'mnre an oh cot than
large salary. Address “HOUSES ”Eli."
care of HIM-man. apri iw
BREE unfurnished rooms. in private
family. wltn board for man. wife and
two small children Must be desirably and
contrall located. Alluress F.. Lock Hex drill,
South orwalk.t‘ona. ":21le
‘ 1”. exchange for a good bicyc‘erwoacres
of hard b .ltnm oyster ground. Address.
P. 0 Box 5112. Sun ll Nnrwalk. Conn. til at,
T0 LET.
DESIRABLE lion-eon Gerard place: all
modern improvements. Inquire of E.
ADAMS. mu if
A LARGE. pleasant furrrlslled room with or
without board. it arrlur preferred. i-ln
quire at No.5West avenue, South Nos-1min.
m: w
CONVENIENT rent for small family. No.
in South Main street. Also a more let
Hou'h Main street lnrnlre of TAYLOR a:
GOLDEN. or F. F. BYX ltE. 7‘ South Main
street. miidt
FROM April 1st. east store and basement in
Sentinel building. Dimeuslons thfltl.
Apply at Sentlnel office. maltf
‘OUR nlrc rooms. in stood condition. second
noorot house.86(‘eoar street. Apply on
premises. al lw
‘lVE rooms No. ill Day street. rent. .9: 7
rooms.n-ut. ’lll: 5 rooms No. 5 Henry
street. rentJlll. Applyvo W. YUL'NHS. at
buckwuml Manufarlur ug Co. mm ill.
P‘ROM April Isthouse and barn with six
awe- of land on Hilton Hlll. inquire of
M. R. lilNUEEJ Mott Menus. Norwala, (‘L
m2? lw
‘lRS‘l‘iloor. No. a llauforrl Plan-e. hot. and
cold eater. rent Sift: serond tlonr. No. 7':
Womlward avenue, run. 88. Apply to E. A.
WUODWARD. )1 AM if
Illll'sx. l7 Franklin street. irrrpmverrmots
in. inquire of EDWIN WliA ”X. at.
Brown 8; Wllvox's grocery. can If
I ()i'SEnl‘lsurooms: furnace. rang». hath.
stationary tubs. hot water. nlr'» yard.
amelioration lnrru rout TAYLOR. it: it'll“:
ItN. \"u‘blugrou street. or of owner. :5: Taylor
avenrw. near West sin-or. 1:: if
lll'fil'llirmrrns. No ti l’ollrs strut-l; second
I do in a room». No. it 'l'olles alter-l; llrsi
no..r, 5 rtmuls. No. lll'l'ollos rim-er. “star in.
All in tlrstr-Iuss order. Home iii-him street.
Ely Neck Ap lly to TAYLOR dc lililJll‘lN.
or Jlillll ll. mail a: Wool alrft'i. us tr
)Lllirtri \NT furnished room-I. aliltul is for
one or "to persons. at it! w cut avenue.
iniotf
‘lltt‘UNli fllltll' 0‘ house No. :.’l Marlilusll
k arrest. all lmprnvmurnla, rrul ltd per
month lnqulrs of (3. SEC ilill. ll Wavliv
lriglou strum tm-erl lw.
F0“ SAlll-i.
ll‘l'l‘AiiES AN!) ill'illiilNll LlYl‘ll. ('ot-
,J norm on Quintard avenue. all room.-
mleli. Nearly new and in good condition,
timid improved lllllllilllll lotnuleslrabl lomml.
"Shamrocks." "Aw. I
am ler
These wheels have a reputation f
wearing qualities and ease of running is;
boththeroadsndtrack that is unequal-
i’l'ls l. r. rnowm co.
KAI 'l'lll AGIIO'. mchl3 t1
“s .. -__...__...._.._._. --..
MRS. sun's sc'HroL.
HillSlllf, “Will.
SPRING TERM OPENS
APRlL 4, ’ 95
l]. ”G. "filial.“
Physician and Surgeon.
ll llnion 8t. to. Israeli.
omce hours.7tolia. m.;l'toa.dtolp m.
111qu
slurry llLLlNEBT and llalll
DRESSING Parlors. 58 Wall street.
over Jackson's jewelry store. begin
ning WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. '95.
Afternoon and Evening.
Continuum all the week. All the latest novel-
ties to foreign and d mastlcnrlilmery. .arlles'
and Children’s Hair Dressing done in t e la. -
Bicyicies. i“
fear
Bum“.
We ylaeet
la s3a”3n'3"
L mm
trillion
boat's! in
m. we e in.
Su M I“
”rub“ best raliorlllc Ill-Loziidmel':
nut clamp 01 ”:37;
We have told you all shirt t
rim. Suits rm r. is. autumn???
Wfl‘wlif'i’rls ev .tltm l" ril‘i'““'
DU
sue-dies» “7 n‘ 0" ""
This is smdgfinmms w
medals Three Sutton cutaway Ir talus,“
Sultana lash Suits Thav made 1
latest ”new dais"strle.snd {ou'lra
suite. Cam lull lhlgmut’h’snk‘ln‘d m“
0
aiiysoldterlllw. ass-Mm“.
Thneaults are a Marine quality or line
. sy Wanted. a quality we have made a gr
rirpursrlon on. and will never wane if t is
an: among-surged .. .....-'°
we seem you'lsat 1.3a; 03m,“ tole’.
These are our very finest Clay W
Salts. You'll trad ”None better made."
his broaél statement. but as rent we-
np. .
made them: try them on and then or on"
them with any you may think better. The!
wlllv-tsnrllhe test. Your rnow- bnclll you‘ve
not satisfied We are in the
hills-
oadr narlers f r
right thingslu Head COVrlln‘nl and l
lll r-
gonr fare allowed on 35.00 or over.
MEIGS dz
321 Males «or “rent it,
sortie...
Hoyt’s Opera Hous
MONDAY, Will I, '
Speclsi return engagement of th
Operatic last sale. ”
Oriel
Mirthlul, Melodlous
PRIME Pill TE!
aa‘performed I"! nights la Boston.
nrdw by it. A Barnet. author of "1m."
girlish}?! L.S Thompson. composerof ”The
ma trim is .
roller mirrors,
inslr tram is true rosrr.
40 ARSTISTS 40
All of the original scenery. costumes and ef-
fects. underrhe management. of Mr. that-lea
L. Robbins.
“TOMMY TOIPKISS BOW D'Yh‘. fin."
Seats now on sale at Plaisted's and fire-
gory’s draw stores
est styles. Fr. nch feather curling a specialty.
'imit!:i1'iil....mmWill—Milli ‘ '1.
.llllES ll. lllllll’i fliSTllllllllI.
N0. 8 HAVII.A\'D STREET.
REGULAR until. I) ran-rs.
user's ariarto l'sa Wren. 9350.
units sown run wustrco.
Hoyt’s Opera Hou
Tuesday Evening. April 2
rumor:
Sheridan's Brest Comedy. .
BIBYBLES Till lllVAlS.
sundmes.
HAVE FOR THIS SEASON:
STEllllls.
From l7 to 26 lhl.
KEITIIB.
ElllflllE. $15,
2?; pounds.
Mill’s Elfllllli.
515.
25 worlds.
Second Hand Wheels from Sill lip.
Call and see our line.
52 South Main St..~
Music Hall Block. South Norwslk.
127
S A V E M O N E Y ?
Best (loads at lowest Prices.
full 1m
ADMISSION. ll GENTS.
Reserved were at. Plalslerl's and Gregm'a
drug Monocular March L'th. without :‘xtra
to...
dilute
Sillll
SIM.
pounds.
Mt l
M... r—v‘. “'
We have plenty 0 good
Horses, singly or by the
car load. at auction prices.
M. ii. PillSllllS.
Bllll'lflllli rue.
mll'r 'lm
Terms easy. Apply to Fitni‘ittlrl ll "33'3" v", lint llutter, "L, 2‘.” 4 "one flood (Mm, 256.
W “ ‘ ‘ " " ' " "" Mt Wt! ” " 2m. 3 ('ans rm rm 20c.
l ’. u * terns. Hue room bnuae ' v
1"},3" iifliiiim l|il4|l gls‘t’llrflutll l-lfllll'l or (itllxl‘ coking ” ” m, r (3.,” Tomatoes, 7c.
.. v ~ i , I l r ‘t' r i ll . V I ' '
lh‘r'i'r'rir‘rhn'oltl it'll.” illgigiirli'lihlirlll’l': Viola: "‘1" "'0'" P" I’m“ 5"" 3 MM Hl'lfllfl as B 'ans, 25c.
lnull. or M. Ii. lillUVlLti. til Wall “"37” {all Free Hot" " " 4H3. fr qr. ”n", pr”. 2.’ ..
it" . , ,. . .. . ' .. (loud Flour " “ 47m. ll (rm 3,.“ "flu”. 25c.
“ . It l'it ll mums lit up and repaired: ' r r" _
I“! :l: lrlIr» nirwlrs. Flt-rvlrlf‘ mu llr-al hatteriw. fl llll ”00d “um. ?. ( 1 ‘l" “I.- ll» 'm' "r" ‘
rtlif't‘tl Nolroam llsuowltlu‘. or). 42 5 lbs. (loud Raisins, .59, 4 u... in”... ”my. 2,“
‘1’“??? "'5'“ “ME. ‘ . .. 1‘33! 2 lie. Citron. or. or ills. rm. omit", 25c.
rublmfillLUl-lsl. ngoltl pslnf first will not a is. it... much, 2'»: 4 lbs (Jyoti-r Greeters. 2&2.
rubolf or anllll; rwn also . on and ill . ' ‘
routs Ber bottle. sourll Noltwlisx my?!» 7 lbs. Bust Ustmra . 25c locates Soap, 25s.
WAR Co. mr
Clinic. carriage. harness. run. at a very
low ti are. lmr particulars. lsqulrs of
It. M not/ion. at this ofllcs at if
was: ...‘.. In: em: boom-marrying}
l to - flu ti o a
mow-3r less. rliaisons! it it. SHERWOOD!
liltirovs street. south Norwalk. ('onn. ms) t
to“;
film Rally-terriermnrwmto the name
" ." or a 'cloclr outside: at-
efllot‘ill. fihngtsrtl‘irodeg-d for his return to
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tenllon al though you came yourself.
Till NEW Yflllll STflilES.
Donovan Building.
South Norwslk.
33 Halo Street l
Norwslk.
READ THIS !!
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Followlhe People i M E AD, 8.
to the Whitetltore
92 WASlesGTON STREET.
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