r
.1
1
3. ed IN» it the unarmed ago of M.
3m of the late Farrell twilhuly
'mmt mer sixty-two 31111111111111.)
3 m 0! Norwalk.
“mintewals was welconu-ly received.
, M11 private house.
‘ 01! facilities 0! prastiein'; the rites of
lelhnly in Montreal. in 111211.
311ml petulnary was to her a source oi'eare
' seminary companions.
.’many and the Rev. Dr. Martin. /
' from St. Mary's church. Norwalk, at 9
"INA".
. I“ m NEWLY.
o: the sound of hbnury. there pass
XII. Ferrell (lilhuly. “ho was the
‘1'. and Mrs. tlilhaly settled in the
At that time thew
mhutaiew Catholic {Inuilies hem.
However. true to the faith of their {ath-
Ell. thopriest who could come but at
and the holy sacrifice was out-11.11 1111 in
The llllllllll' ot L‘atho
lion grew 1111111111. and Panell (lilhuly
with others. forming aconnuitnw unit-
odupon the bishop of the dioee s11, hnm~
blynqmtiug that a permanent pastor
be sent to Norwalk. The request. after
due consideration. Was granted, and I1)-
day we behold the fruits of their mis-
nice in the Catholicmpulation and mark
our Nth.
Mr. and Mrs. Uilhuly were born in the
Bounty Loitrini and came of good old
high families. He was born in WILand
died in .1859. having resided in Norwalk
since 1888. For :1 great number of years
llownlemployed as shipping clerk by
the late Manson Hoyt. and had (barge
chill the freight that came bv boat to
Ilia town of NorWaIk. His was :1 studi-
(W: thoughtful lite. and he was looked
upon as «leader among his fellow towns-
nten, and amost hospitable host to all
hie friends and immigrating country—
men. At his demise. fortified by the
rim of the mother church. his widow
and three children received his parting;
blessing.
She remained ever true to his memory
andafaithful mother to his children.-
Born in IBI'J. she was married Iol"arr11ll
She too.
as well as her husband. was ever devot-
edtothe eerviccof the church. as her
life line over proved, for herswas a con~
tinned labor of love for her family and
her God, inasmuch as she and her two
daughters dedicated to the service of the
altar her only son. their only brother,
Joseph Gilhuly. His course in college
as well as of holy joy. The South Nor-
Wnlli school, St. Charles college, Seton
Hall and St. Marys seminary Were the
scenes of his studious life. Joe (lilhuly‘s
wasa beautiful character. is even yet
often heard on the lips of his Nor-walk
schoolmates and of his college and.
Huwould have been ordained to the
holy priesthood in June of 187:, had
not that fell disease consumption in
March of the same year taken :1 life
which bade fair to ho a greatconsolution
to his beloved mother and sisters. and
newer of pious works in the Hartford
diocese of which he Was a subject. His,
mother has ever mourned his loss but
she lived to see her grandson. the Rev.
Farrell Martin, D. 1).. celebrate the
divine sacrifice which she had so ardent-
ly longed would be within the power of
her own son. Mrs. Uilhuly passing
away as probably the longest and oldest
Catholic resident of the town of Nor-
Wnlk, leaves to cherish her
memory, many dear friends. and her
only living children. Mrs. Joseph
Tammany and Mrs. Peter Martin and
their children, namely. Mrs. John Han-
lon. Mrs. John Scully. Joseph and Wil-
liam, now a law-student and acting as
aseietant city clerk. and Maggie Tam
God is His infinite bounty has seen fit
that Mrs. Gilhuly should live to see h1r
children and her children s children. to
the third 1n1d fourth generations. all of
Whom shed honoron her happy 11111111017.
Receiving in true Christian manner
the last sacraments of ' the church from
the hands of her pastor, the Rev. John
Winters, she fell asleep in the Lord on
Sunday last.
The funeral obscquies will be held
o’clock, Wednesday morning. when- a
solemn high mass will be celebrated, the
following oilic iati11;: during the so. 1'11 in 1s'
celebrant. her mainlson. Rewl I) )1'. M111-
tin, her two relatives deacon and sub—
deacon respecti\'el)";’th1- ll11xs.t'l1arlcs
Editor of the Sentinel—Dear Sir: We
read 11! patriotic clubs. Shakespeare clubs,
claim for mutual impmvement.
and clubs for mutual admiration. not mi
mention lmlieemeu's clubs and others,
I11 the issue of the Norwulk Hour. 1" 1b-
urary Ist. 11 description is given of an
I)l1l.\[aids‘club. Ior as they prefer to
call themselves. "Bachelor .'llahhl."l
where ."tln1 silence was broken by a
query as tohow {111' one ought to go in
being civil to people one didn‘t lilte.‘
We would say. bury the hatchet 11nd
lct Ivy-gotten be bygones. but as to the»
decision leached by this Bachelor
Maids club t1 hequestlon propainded.
wcnnist con css to the same state of
lx1wilder1nent as the "im'onsequeut old
maid." who. at the close of the session
was uncertain whether the \‘t‘l‘<
dict was in favor of lying and scandal. 1
or 1101.
“Mrs. l’oyser's" much quoted remark.
“The women are foolish; (Iod Almigh-
ty nnnle 'em tomatch the men." would
doubtless be repudiated by this Bacht-
[or Maids club. for they bless their stars. 1'
make I
secretly. that the LII’Il didn't
them tomatch any man. We can only
account for the dense fog in which the
mirror of nature is held 11p in this i11-
stance bythe "enervatiiig"11tl'1-1-t of the
"July day."
If we women must litm- columns set 1
apart I'orom' especial c'litication. can't
they be devoted to some subject which
is larg1 and c1unpreliensirc? .h‘nch. for
instance. as thu- 11-1w slc '11-: or. if it 1..-‘
considered 1 1 add
m'n't'iu that Ilil‘cctlon.1tlnl \111 are to have
21 iser no:
"1'111'111-1's"1111 "Bachelor Msu'vls clubs."
will tln-ykiunlly explain. "win-1'11 they
al'eat." M. C.
Filly Years I Town Clerk.
Editor of the Sentinel : Seeing in last
Weduesd:1_\"s Sentinel an article in refer-
ence to 11 town I'lI‘I'k holding: otlice fur,
so manv wars. [thought lnould uiw :1
record oi' one of our family. Joseph
Curtis, of HIratI‘ord. was the son of
John, who was the son of “'il»
liam ('urtis. the settler. The said
Joseph was town clerk of Htratford Iit't_\'
successive years. and the record says.
did the work in 11 manner I'rcditnblc to
himself and the town. Mr. (‘in'tis was
elected an "as.~ist:1nt."11111 otlice now
called senator) of the statc.ti1'st in May.
IISIIN. 11ml elected after that I\\'t‘lll}'-l\\'11
successive years: In all. l\\'l'llI)’-llll‘t't‘
years. He was several years judge of
thc (Younty t'ourt. 11111! was appointed
on severalconnnittees of innuu'tamw-g
one in ITIII. with Hon. Nathan (told
and Peter Burr. with a committee from .
New York state. to locate the boundary 3
lim1 between these states. as settled by
the anthoritiesin IIIIII. [1117271111 do.
elincd to serve longer as town clerk.
3 N. W. (
Mr. Hill's Bill.
Congressman I5. .I. Ilill otl'crcd in the
House, 1'11st1‘11'day. 11 bil! .'11ncudtn;: exist
ing IaWs sons to permit national banks
to issue cnn'cncy Io the par \':Ill|I' of
bonds deposited. When currency is is-
sued to the banks the secretary ofthc
treasury is directed to redeem and can-
cel a 'cm'respomling amount of legal
tenders.
presented for redemption Ihcn Ihe sec-
retary is directed to redeem and cancel
notes issued under the Sherman act. To
carry out the. provisions of this bill the
secretary is authorized to issnca eohl
bond payable in twenty years to be sold
as the occasion rcqull't's. The bill also
rcd11cesi'1'om 1",. to 13".. the tax on 11:1-
tional ba‘nk note circulation.
Mr. Clapp's Lecture. 1
Mr. Henry A. ('lapp, who will spcak
upon the "Merchant of Venice," at the
Norwalk Opera House. Friday evening.
Feb. 7th., has :1 1'1 nutrkabh !.n'-;:1 list of
lectures. He speaks upon Iwc ntv tlm c
Shakeslx' 111i: 111 subjects. He,
three lectures upon "Honln'ts,' ‘, and the
sonnet form and 11 talk upon the "Mod-
ern Drama." “'hcu one I'IIIccts that
our most talented and )IrIIllllI' lecturers
seldom have more than eight or ten sub-
;unthing . Willard “211111111111.
Should no legal Iclltlcrs be,
Anotlur 011' Lani the anti.
Another accident 1x'curr11dut the cross-
over opposite the depot in south Nor-
walk. yesterday afternoon, making two
in one day. At 71:20 the express. in
charge of (.‘onduetor Manning. west
.bound. was going out slowly for the
I purpose of taking on the Iwoeurs left on
the siding by the acconinnxlath1n train.
.\s the train was partly over the frog.
the switch was thrown or the snow
caused the tracks of a car to ride Ihc
.rails and jump the track. Jacks were
311iullt't'pl‘m'lln't‘l and after some delay
theear was put on tln1 rails again. no
se rions damage resulting.
Perlcct In Attendance.
The following pupilshave lu'1'n per-
‘fect in attelnlancc at the North t'cnter
school during January. Ilrannnar d11-
partment: (trace ('lark. Jcnnic hit-l.-
son. llosc Faulds. l'lvn (i1‘11g11ry..l1'n|1n'
McVeigh. Lizzie McVeigh. Maggie Rob-
11-rts. Edna 'l'uttlc. Wilbur Hyington.
lilarry Iintleriduc. I'31|;.::n' lllardand.
'“dlllc ‘Itider and Arthur Williams.
.\bscnt one half 1!:1}'.I.uc.\' M 11-13.»!1L
.\I'tl1n" I'l...‘h .\b
sent 11:11' day. .\111c!i.'1 1";111I1Is. III. :1 Flori.
liracc Roberts. In ”1" pruuary depart-
nn'nt ('lara Ilvington. I'Idith Slo-nwuul.
lull/:1 \\ halcy. Iltis I’itch. ll.llb!!l.vll
'II:111~I11hl Eduard Mcckcl' :unl Itax
SI1111"\\mulw'cI'cp1'rt'11ct.:1111l Sui’ah .‘-!111.~-
ticld. Schuylcrt'lark. Walter lll'lltll'll‘h.‘
.anIl \l'lll'cl’urks \1'1‘11'11 absent on:- 1!.:.“.
L’
.\t the semi-annual nun-11111: of the
North-Id Y. I'. H. (Z If. held l"cbrn;n(\' ‘.‘.
the following' MIL-111's and I‘IllllllllllI't‘.~
1\\'11r11c!u1cted: I'rosnlu-ul. Frank I’. bane;
rice-prcsulcnt. Miss I.1!ian .\d.nns:~cc1'1~
tary 11nd Il'I'Jlrllt‘I'l‘. Miss I'Ilcanor Hoyt:
lookout committee. Miss .\nni11 Fitch.
('hzn'lcs Scolicltl. Miss Minnie Williums'
prayer meeting. Mrs. ('hasc. Miss .\lfcc
Fitch. M1ss Maul! Williams: tlrmcr. Mrs.
WESTON.
I'I. Sturgcs. Miss Mary Hurry, Itobcr!
\\'illi:1nis:;:oo1l literature. Mrs. t'harie.
Mr. P111511. Miss .'llllll" Fitch: minion-
:11'1'1'11111111itt1-11. .‘It's.H1-olicl-l. Mrs. Ilurl
'butt. Miss Ida (‘oh-y: tu11s.c. Mr».
I'lnu'les Scout-Id. Miss Mary Hurry. Mr.
l’case: social connnittcc. Miss I-)!11;mor
Hoyt. Mrs. lIIlI‘!butt. Miss bl.1('n!1'}.
Miss Luella \'.'111I!o:1.~c.'n', of N-n'\\.'dl..
has been the L'llI‘sI of .‘.Izss. Ida ('.Illgv.
The six \'1 ar- old IlillllillII'l 11! Mr. illlll
Mrs. Janus b11111 of III llui'iluu: ~I1'11-1‘
111111! on Monday
31111111131. which follow 1!
1n~1'n'111:. I! on pnvu
.11 llllai". nt'
Inn-adds.
'l'hc Norliclvl Y. I'.
social on '.l‘ncsday evening.
.‘. t'. l'}. 1111\1' :1
:II the
.111...
l" 3.1.
dent-1' ot' Ihcrcx—pt't'sldl'nl. .\11nie
Fitch.
.\!!11n \1‘1'1'11
I'ongrrga-
nun-tin: 11!
II) III' lII'!'l Ill
Mrs. J. S. Lam-11111!(mu-g.-
1appoint1'd dclemltcs from the
Lional church to alto-111! Ihc
thc Southwest ('onl’vrcw‘c.
l’m't (‘hcstct' on 'l'ncs‘rla)’. '
an
'Mrs. James Perry fell and lll‘ulxt‘
arm on Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Iloyt spent Saturday
and Sunday in Norwulk.’
also has
A Leddy and M. Frank Mumiv. *5» .iI'I'tS.‘ Mr. ('htpp's menu)" is striking.
but not surprisnu.r Io one who liulms
JOSEph MackeyDead. :him. Hc'comcs. each time. to his
Joseph Map-hf fathei (,1 My. 1r... :‘Ihcnn's with rennulalble force. tire and
H.Boer-umahulatlnshonni11h‘11r11l111111.’
at 4 o 'clock yesterday after noon. of con- ;
jeetion of the lungs. His t"uneml uil13
take place tomorrow. 3
EAST NORWALK.
””””””” I
The Scandinaxian Smitty will give .1!
ballin Arion }Iall.ThurdavnigIn.1A
delegation from Stamford w ill attend. I
Ernest Percy. of this plat-.11 has s11-
cnrell a Mitinn with tie Hat Forming
company, in South Norwalk. 3 ' 3
Mia! Susie Tillotson has moved intoV
her new residence on Cove stn-et.
The double quartette will practice to-
night at 18 Cottage :11 13111111. 1'
W. S. Hanford of Eastavenuc.w'1nt1f
to ”Bridgeport today on busiln ss.
!
1
l
!
WMNIPAUK.
,Sunnel Denny has been spending a !
few days with his sister in Yonkers. 3
Mn. Anna Francis. who has been vis- ‘
Hing her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Turin r. i
o! Janey City. is home 11311111..
. advertisement today.
freshness
OYSTEBS FOR EUROPE.
Number 0! Barrels Exported tor the Week End-
ing February Isl.
The mnountmf over”.
Europe for thc
cxpnrrnd to
Isl lhllli. “as as follows:
HTI-ZA 1111211 I'ou'r 111111111115"
Teutonic Livons’m! 7::
‘.unpania Live-rpm! :31
. Louis 1 London 1111'.
tulia Hamburg 1;
Pa]: nia Hamburg II:
Total 1.380
Enterprising Advertisers.
Ilbtaining the right 1 1o1nbin: itiou i: the
s111 ret of success in manv din c tions. 11.
ll. Decker aptlr unfolds the scent 'of
art 1stn interior detoration 111 his 111 w
Harw- him paper
your rooms and put up your moulding.
and you will be completely satistled with
the combination.
Closed by Attachment.
The drug store. of Leon Hull :11 New
Canaan. has been closed by altar liment.
we 1 k 111111111: February ?
(George Adams” horse. which has been
sick with spinal mcuingilis. is improv-
ing. .I. M. Ian-kwood has one sick. but
not with the same complaint.
Norlicltl (it'dnu‘c. .VII. II”.
the following members at its next 111ch
in}: on l"cbruar_\' Ili' Mrs. J. M. Lock
\I'Imtl. Mr. and Mrs. I'llimcr .l.’!1'l\:;11||.
Miss.\1n1i11l"itc|1,(‘!1m'le< Knapp.
Miss Minnie Williams has \isltcd !11-1'
111111! in Ilcdding.
M1'~.li. K. l"ilI'!1!1:1s spent :1 few days
with relatives in New York.
RI;\'.I‘. II. I’casc has spent :1 Int days
in New Haw-n. ‘ -
.\ \‘1-1')’citinyablc rux'III! was!» It! on
'l‘lllll'stlll)‘l'\'1'Illll;: at l!]1'llI>li.~1' of Mrs,
Dennis (Yhasc. III the 11111111- "(Win-'11.”.
tion." the first prize was “on by Harry
\Vatcrlun'y. and the boob_\' prize. by
Jann-sd ‘1 Ilcy.
'I'wo horses owned by \\'ihlman.\1lam~.
and son .'11'11sick'witl1 spinal meningitis.
Mrs. William Henry
IV ill 3
I11 the .Ibscnc 11 ol' the p.31stor the mid-
\1111k prayer 111cc ting at the hortn Id
church was comht’ctcd by Mrs. I‘l1:1.~«'.
last Wednesday evening].
Finch is Ft'l'ltdls.
Friends in this place attended .'1 party
givcn by Miss Mamie Mill11r.at
home in Cannons. on Friday evening.
Morris Andrews is'again quite ill“
Mrs. John Jackson. of Wilton. enter-
Iained .1 numbcrot' Weston l'ricnds on
Frida}.
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwalk, '- — - -
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
[tESlDEhL‘E ELM STRF’I‘
TELEPHONE LIA LL. ll.
‘ Conn.
omemmmmm atom 11pm
will admit
her
Baking
”Powder
ABSOLUTELY, PURE
. E
'ldcll 'nund 1.1 Him: caught." 'sanl the
I'ox.bitI1-1!y. "What minds me is that
they set this trap hr 11 rabbit l"
"Yes.do~:or.it still hurts-1111.- to breathe
~in f:11't.t|111 only trouble now sccnn
tobcmy breath." "Uh. well. I'll I:l\‘11
you1.111111-1hi11gthat will .‘ll‘lllwllllllllill."
JUST RECEIVED!
Purchased Ih'l'ow Advance
l’riccs.
III
I Car Corn,
I “ Middlings,
I “ Bran,
2 “ Cats,
5 “ Hay.
'l'llI'N' lllllsl l-I' sultl; "11 l‘wvm Ill aha-1'
llonsc. .\'.1un your ~11. 11 pru- s.
RAYMONDBROS.
So. Norwulk.
l !1;1\-1>‘oun' “countable
BARGAINS
Canned
Goods..
Dded
anl!
II:1111!1111'1.:I’:1:1,~1, !!1':st\ (1111.1111-
lllzll‘ [31' 311111152
l'l‘L"
I’ul'is Sen-cornsb. I lc ; 1'r::11!:11‘ ‘.' for '.'..1'
('alit'or'nla Hagar l‘cas “melt 111 your
IXIHIXIII." ‘.’ih'; I‘I'gnlal' '.’Tu' gmnb.
'l'xy oin- can IIIl'l s1 11 e. 11.11 Iiuc pc.1.~
arc.
ilcuns I'ntnp!.1u.'llu'
Finest lixapnun-d .\ppl11s.l!1':?l lbs.
3211'.
'lllis '.‘.11'.
I’I’nncs. large, l‘ll’ lb.
Silxcr I’Ium'-. '.' lbs '.’.31'.
Fine Figs. “'1' lb.
.\11y use for .‘lItlllsSt‘s Sugar? Ch:
1‘) Holes Matchc.‘ in bundle. l
I'IIMI. IV'
Lerenzo Dibble!
HELD UP
for inspection and
\'lt'\\'IIl I'rotu any
slandp«ant-beauty.
design. material.
Ill'l1'1‘1-r1ulll' llllI.‘
.lI'wclry.
1!... 1ks di: nuondsand
rtplll' ill "Inuls \\ Ill
111nm out 1111.1.1111-1! bx 11'i1i1 ism. You
hm. 11mph oppm' tnnitic s for c .anlina—I
tion and >‘I'lI'I'llHll :1111! :1 guarantcc that
I‘VI'I‘_'»' lll'IlI'l" :wlll )‘IIII l5
Jewelry and Optical Store.
MI Wasliiugton Street.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk.
I‘ersom lookinzlor :1 lot or home and
lot with tln \ieu ofr .111 ha 1111;.111'11 i wit
ed to 1111! and m: llllllll' our list
them for sub in 111 err p:'.1t of the 1in a
re tsunahlc prices and on etc) terms.
an 36 If
workmanship or ,
of!
\\ atchcsglf
as reprcsci1t1'd.
HOMER B. HOVT’SI
\\1!11\1"
l
YOUNG- MAN!
W by lake the 12111111111 of fllynn:
without. Insurance, when Four
I'cnls .'1 day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $I.OOO!
Ilr Sixt' 11!;- y 111.! yin-10111111 F'mhm
live. “ltll lnsurume. l1ke l'\|'l‘)llllllL’,
els1-,Iln'lu-~I is Il11~1 h. "31.. I.
Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co.
I)! Hartford.
5. s. L’HOMMEDIEU,
ll! Washington Street. Se. Norwnlk.
ment. of IIIIIII pay.- 1! I11 to mnrst' II it 11111:
“wire in the:
.. -M.-mmwm r- w
The Leading Dry Goods Stare,
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ITRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
“mun"amw’ WM'M
AnnualJanuary Sale of
Domestics and Linens
Commences Saturday, Jan. Ilth.
A FEW OF THE
MANY BARGAINS
Which We Shall Offer During This Sale.
M“--._.- . _... ..... .
Hood yard-wide Bleached Muslin. tic.
per yard.
.\!l the best 111ak115ol' (‘ottons at (lost.
Best yard widc l'nbleachcd Muslin. 51'
pcryard
Ilcst yarld \1 ide l"i11eb‘l1eetin;r. 111' per
van
yam! wide Heavy Sheeting. 1'..-
pcr yard.
(low! quality Iii-in. Unbleached Mus-
lin. .11- per rard.
Ilcst quality II» In. l'nblcacln-d M1: ~-
lln. lIlc pm' yard.
(loud 1!“lein I'.'~in. lih'uclnll Muslin.
lit‘si
5‘31' pct‘yal'rl. 3
Tristram 81
Ilest quality I'.’-in. Bleached Muslin.
Il~'|1111"\'.',r1l.
Ilcst quality 9-3 in.
“I [or \'Ill‘|l
llcst qu; lllIV ‘.I I l llllll‘.“ hcd \hI'ctiny
.c 1111' \'.1rd.
llcst qualitv ‘.I I Hie: 11th! Sh: “111;:
l'." 1:11'1;.'.:11'.1!
I‘illow t';1s1~:-. 5'.\:lI:111. “'1 '1! 1.1111311
wood1:1111»!!11.‘.‘.'~~'pr.
Slli‘l'ln s1 1.: ‘~I\‘.Io in.w11ll
cont! Muslin. SLIM pr.
FLANNELS
I'I'Ili'o llv'my While home! 11!: 11'. 111i
yard.
Bleached Mn-lm,
and
mad:- and
haw 'I'w'lh-d filialo'r
pcr 3\;Il"l.
.\'1\. Pat 1-'111~ in Union: Fllllilh'ls,
.. pm _".\.1111
ll 111 !~o- 1- I’.11:11'n.~111 t roun 1.1-!1-
Int-1n “111 pm 11m!
II1:1\ \'l1.1'1!1111|ownl"!1n.1n-I~1n brown
':1'; .'.1} pink .1111! 1'11! I‘M pct yard.
Flannel, 'w
Ilnv' -:1.~1- I'rm'hct I)I;il‘~ I'ull six".
..'.I11 ' :II'II.
Special I III I s 111 ' I‘abh Ian: as. N. p-
k111::u'1!'l‘n\1-ls. for Il1.- s11!»
Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
Furnishers I
“'1' open the I .d! ScaSou with .111
New, Seasnnablc .1111!
1' '19!!!“ ! 1w i‘l:I"'5.
11'\!;111c.cpe1>1n.s out “I
sclls
answer 1.23! be,
I‘ll' k“.
Francis 8:
”FRANCISMSI‘ mg“
THE RELXABLE
Clothiers, Hatters and
Desirable. Hoods. :11 11-1.“
.\'t.1311c:.
first-class goods ;
l"1‘.'11:1i'~1\ Co.
best advertisement {In superior goods, .1: 31. polar
115:1)1'11111'111 1»!
'i 1!! .Ilndll il. l! .'11.
l1i1l1 1.111111
hc
15.14:?
1.1”“ Icu, “n
and!
1'. lowest pIicc,”
(lnz‘ slt-r'c
Company, 1
86 Washington Street, 50. Norwlak. I
I11u~t \‘1111 11.4.1111“ (11t.\pp!c.~ '.1112‘
I 1111 s! Dried I’n-m'hcs. I' III" ('111. I'JcI‘n.‘
1—er ”"71: —-—. rum.
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CITY — EMPLOYMENT
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OVERCOATS!
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Norwalk Chronicler