11111111”. 11111 111 11311111 11
mourn tutor at 11111.
M W to Enter L'llmodilu‘s Grocery
Chr- Fnfilulod—lmiago Benn: Pub-
, "INFO“. Illll Ell“ 111 "CW!—
Dpring the Fourth 01 July celebra-
tion, Friday night, two windows were
Wu from Daniel [1 iiommudleu' 5
Wire. John L'llomuledieu frightened
any wuieone who was trying to get
1111011111 rear entrance 01 the store.
In the report of the bicycle race 111
1111311111110. 011 the Fourth. a mistake of
'oneminute was made in the time of
"Arthur N.,l’uddock over the three" and
'a half mile course.
The time was
9: 12 2- -5. _ a..-“ ‘
The marriage Duane 111 Michael Sulli-
van, of East Norwalk and Miss Bridget
'1'} (lorcorau, of South Norwulk, were pub-
1n
1
-' Sehmedes,
"of Second avenue.
\make East Norwalk her home in the
lishcd at St. Joseph's church, Sunday
, morning.
"Miss Ann Proctor, 01 Bayonne, N. .‘l.,
lsvisiting her cousin. William Twists,
She will probably
111mm.
William Tobey,of the yacht “('arrie,‘
11111011 a lad named Flynn 1mm drown
.1113, yesterday, While the boy waH in
“rimming near the new railroad bridge.
During the celebration in East Nor-
Walk, the night before the Fourth, the
bill board on the soutli side of Riverside
. {avenue was leveled to the ground.
Miss Katie SClllllt‘lllt‘rl, daughter 01 F.
the confectioucr on the
Washington street bridge, has been 111
With neuralgia.“
The small store in (I. H.
building, recently vacated by C.
andagc, has been leased by a crayon
portrait company.~
Aisthorpo's
Mrs. Willi-.1111 Browcr and t'ann'ly, of
_' New York, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
, . ht‘l.
. Rev. Louis
William Gehrmann, of Second avenuo.
Miss Bertha 11111111111111 and Mia's Anna
Lake, of Danbury, have been visiting
Miss 1308:1111 Rider, of Maple avenue.
Dr. Franklin llrown last night per-
formed an operation on Charles Mer-
ritt’s right foot, removing a felon.
.D Randall 1s preparing to hawa
' 'co'ucroto walk laid from the sidewalk to
the entrance of his new residuum.
Miss Annie Roberts and Robert Silmx
have been visiting Mr.a111l Mrs. l". W.
Malkin, of New C:111a:.111
Miss Ircno Bron 11,111 Riversi-l 1 av e-
nue, lei't tOWn this morning for Brook
lyn to spend a work. ,
'William A. Uiibert and family, rt
Van Zandt avenue, spent 1111.- Fourth in
New York. __
"he Advent prayi-r meeting will I"
tonight witlnllcnry Cane, Rowuy—
ton.
Mrs. H. W. (iorhannoi Maple avenuv.
spent the Fourth in Bethl-l and Danbury.
Albert Buckingham of Waterbury, is
visiting his parmnsinVanZandt avenue.
II. Tilly has just 11111111111111 :1 111 11'
sign for Daniel 11 liomuudieu.
lharlcs '1‘rounsoti, oi’ (Jove street,
was taken sick this n.1orn1ng
DAlllEN AND NOROTON.
An adjourned sohml meeting was hv-ld
in the No. 1 district school building,
Friday night. I ”linen: for the following
your were elected :15 1‘1 lllanriZ ( h-orge W.
Fowler. school conunittm: and trmmurer:
French. clerk; ('harh'r
80111111111. collector. A committee all
three was appointed toi'onfor with the
50th committee concerning the matter
of hiring temdn‘i'n for the ensuing your.
Rove. Arthur Honda and Louis i-‘rvnnh
111111] W. '1‘. Andrewn being 1111-1111111” of
that committee. After having voted to
make certain necessary N'pllim, the
matter of putting on an addition to
accommodate another primary depart-
ment was brought up and carefully dis-
cuucd. It Wanlinullydcvidml to build
the addition, providing it mold 114- dour
without ite costing more than $51111, and
ubuildingcommittee was appointed to
' . take the matter in hand and up at at :111
adjourned meeting to be held on Thurs»
day evening, the nitn inst. The build:
lug committee1111111111111 of 111-111. Arthur
Round and Louie French and W. 'I‘. An:
drown, W. X11 (.711p1-11 and (l, W. Fow-
ler. The unintuitive ziptmintml to router
with the school committee concerning
the engagement 111 Marin-r11 had :1
meeting Saturday, and decided to en.
gage 1". ll. Baldwin. who taught laet
your at Rowayton. and Min-1 Annie
Hinhop. who hae had 111» primary do.
plrttnent in charge (or many years. It
113,11 not yotbeon decided who nhall he
the “anchor of the new grade.
Matthew Lambert 111 about to bid
goodbye to Marion and engage in busi-
ness in Stamford. 111- will open :1 lirHt-
clam caleand reatanrunt in one 111 tinI
moist imperiled thorimghlaren.
A. Floyd Dulutleld has been very nuc-
eeulullu raising money 1111 (119011011
1:.”
W
yam.atdmmouhumm.~
501-1111111111: 1111; year's improvements,
Mr». F. W. Braggerlibl, herdaughten,
Mrs. lioyt and Mrs. Jones, and their
childrcu,ha1'egone in company with
some friends, for an outing in the Adi-
rouduckt.
111111.111“. Me and her daughter,
Mrn. Michael uelin. have returned
from a several months’ stay in Newsik,
N. J.
Charles Dietz, of New York, has the
mntract to do the carpenter work on
Henry Hoefer' 11 new residence in Gracie
street, and has already commenced
Work.
The regular monthly meeting of
Eagle Hook and Ladder company. No.
1,111 Darien, 11115 holdlast night in the
company's new truck house. Several
additional active and honorary members
'werfi elected and arrangements were
made for a parade on Saturday evening
next. William J. Fleming and George
15. Edward» were elected delegates to
the anpual convention of the State Fire-
men’s association at Wilhmnntic, Aug-
ust (lth and 51h.
WINNIPAUK.
William Hanna lies at the point 11
death at his home in Winnipauk.
" Mr’. and Mrs. Frank Brallier, 01 P111..-
field, Maine, are visiting Mr. and Mrs
.1111» Pollard.
Mr. and Mrs. (laiverly. of Weston,
spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Denny.
Mrs. Ann Eraneis left here yesterday
to visit her daughter in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. William Muller, Mien
Lizzie Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Cooper and Perry Chum, o! Merideu,
spent their holiday vacatign with Mr.
and Mrs. Thoma-s Lister.
WESTPORT.
Mr. nodding. Walter l’1'ice,olllr0ok
1y11.;1fiI guests of Mr and Mrs. John W.
Huxlbutt.
Mrb’. Annie (.‘ocketoll'and 51.11 ('harh-s,
who have hmn spending a week with
Mm Rose B. Boers, returned to their
home in Bridgeport, Sunday evening. .
(living to 103,1hc steamer Atlantioa
did not go to (lion Island. Saturday, as
was expected, but instead wont to Rotou
Point and landed its pasm-ngers, and at
about 1’. o'clock returned. '
\
The Mimics Annie \ and Mary E.
l’urdy and Mrs. 11. l’. Luystor, of New
York city. wit-A. have been visiting their
brother, Samuel A. i’urdy, n'turnct‘l
home last evening.
and Fred Fanning, John
White ant umber of others from this
plat-1'. will . ortly go to Middlehorongh.
Mar-15.. 1111111115111! in building :1 trolley
line ol the three rail eyed-m, of the
l’icrcwMurphy patent.
Archie R. Kempor in spending a week
with friends in lhmbury.
Rev. Mr. Mackenzie assisted at tho
st-rvil-es iIl'l'riuity. Holiday. Rev. W.
S Rafter 1111-: 111-1‘111111-1-11py111g the pulpit
during his illness. Mcrrvtt (lunlt 1111-1
lmt'll appointed by Bishop Williams a
lay reader for Mr. Mackvmie, and 111 the
future will 11151.41 him.
WESTON.
The missionary rum-ting on Sunday
evening, at the (‘.ongrvgational church,
Was conducted by Mm. l'harh-u Scotlcld.
lla~1'.(.‘.M. Arthur gavv a wry inn-t-
esting talk on his experiences as a homo
llllfi-iltllllll'y.
Mrs. Rufus K. l"1tchi.~t the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Foster, in Springfield.
Mites.
Mien Eva lludimn, of hiouth X1 nrwalk,
is Hpcnding 11 {1211' works with her par-
.l1 moph
k .
l‘lll‘.
Mrs. J. 5. Lam- iu entertaining the
ltl-v. and hire. '1
‘aekcr. of l.owvll, M11511.
and also hornon, Albvl't 1.11110, oi Scho-
111-1'tady, N. V.
(.h-orgo llulklwy 111ml on ,Monday
morning, at the home or his niutcr. Mru.
Martin Rowland.
Thu 111111in of l). ll.
ing with nn-mlve.
Mira May 11111111111111 has mm 1111.! from
:1 visit in Lyon's l’lnin.
RM. and Mrs, (T. M. Arthur jolnml
the {orllvld church by letter from tho
('ongtt-gatinnul church of Madlaon,
Mu-higan, on Hunday.
ll'ivo dolvgatcu from Norllold Y. 1?.
(1 1'). will go to Washington this 110141.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jharlw Noah, of South
Norwulk. 11nd Mr. and Mn. lauiu- bin-1'-
111111.111 Shelton, have vinlted at (1. ll.
15:11:41,112
Mrs. Charla-1 (tn-gory and Mr». Day-
ton llontonml' Norwalk. have upont a
few days with Weston triondn.
SOUTH WILTON.
The Sunday sol hon] board of the Mt th-
orlist Epimzopul church. will 11111111 tr»
night l'l‘urwlay; with Mm. ,lohn T12111-
[lll'lnlL . /'
Perry is 111111111—
C ANBilllY.
,_...-. n, --. ..
Fri-d lloutoi'l 1-1 painting the mined
house
Artist ~-~“’1'hnt man 111...... uttered me
$12 for that largest painting at minol"
Caller—~"llh, then you've had it {rain-
edr’ ‘
. left town
111111 8111111111.
Who They Are and Where They do in
Search at Best and Recreation.
The Opening olllle Vuulion Some 8nd: Wally
Sojourners lo the Seashore. lnlolho loun-
lains, and Among the Pastoral Scenes
01 llamllile.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown. of Union
street, and Miss Maggie ilk-Kenna. 01
Boston, left town this morning for a
week’» outing at Suratogu and Lake
George.
Mr..aner11. William 11. James, oi
New Haven, have been viritin Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Allen. of Taylor avenue.
1’. W. Bates is in New York oily
today.
Mrs. James Kcarins, 01 (lhathan',
N. Y., is visiting at Timothy Mother's,
North Main street.
Mrs. (,leorgo B. Bontwcll and Miss
Nellie Boutwcll, 01 Ansoniu, are guests
at tin home of Dr. C. l". lloutwoll,
Quintard avcnuc. ’
. ThOlllflBD,Pcl'liillfl,01'gzlllill§t of tin
South Noruulk Congregational chunh,
yesterday 101' Elgin. lll.,
whore he will spend two Weeks with 1115
parents.
Edward and Walter l’rcswy. ol‘ Nor-
walk, started laut night 1111' Denver,
Colormlo, to remain for several yum-14,011
account of impaired health.
Mr. and Mrs. Jami-s Slipohan, of
South strut-t, [1:11 been spending Severn]
days with relatives in Bridgeport.
ll. .lof-l Lou'ndrs. of South
straw-t, has horn ,cntertaining
Dunn. )
hr. .1. l’. '1'11111111111,'111‘Nc\1' York city.
was the gut-:11 r11 141th Norwalk trionds
over the Fourth.
Mrs. (.leorge U. Koch-1'. 01 Denver
Colorado, will shortly visit Norwnlk.
10'
Main
11.111111
Mist-1 Aurelia Jumbo, 111 Brooklyn. has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
(l-uxlfollow. of Dirty street.
(‘worgo W. Humor. Jr.
is at Wood's Hole.
MM. 11. R. Hobbe, of Norwallt. is 121'-
peotcd houn- from (‘olorado this wool-z.
M1115 Mary Burke. Mrs. Emily lily,
stat:- sulwrintvmlvnt of Junior work.
and M1» ill-ion ('urlis, all 111' .‘Iorwnlk.
will attend the» Christian l'lndi-aror 1:011.
vention at '1V1ndnnmo11.
. . , #-
Mnut Lulu ('ronk. 11! 3111111111.
joying a 1111: In Now York state.
1 1! Norwalk,
15 111'
Mrs. Reuben (Jenn-rue. and daughto 1'.
of Stall’ord Springs, 1111.- guestsof Mrs.
1'). H. Pillow. of (’hestnul etm't, Nur-
' lk.
Wilham Benedict.
(llovs-r'n Sorwnlk shot-
a vacation.
Harry. Willie and Alvan Nicki-mun
of Norwalk. have returned home from 11
visit in Tarrytown. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs.- Jami-:1 Flannvry, of
Brooklyn, 111-- guontn 111' Mr». Catherine
l'onieroy, ot' Aradvmy street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. 'l‘n-xulwvll and
fu111ily,ot North ll\'(!!lllll', are at (forn-
wall Plains. L111 hlhvld county, during
Mr.’1’rumlwo-li'n 14111111111 lib» family
will probably spend 1111- summer there.
Miss 111111111 Mon-lmuuc, of Main Hll’l’l'l.
Norwalk, hint'rvturm-d from a visit in
Pan-mm, N. .l. “"
Miami. 11. lit-11111111211, of Norwalk, ls
viriling in W111! 1"111'11111, N. Y.
Edward llrowor, ot the Holmes,
Ko'l'lm' 1k Selhickmmlpnny, is taking a
wmk'n vacation. 11111 brother Fri-d hall
eompleted his vacation and returned to
Work.
Mr. and Mrr. 1'2. Apell have been
xxx-ruling 111111-1111 day-1 in Jersey ('ny'
N. .l
Mm Marie l'urkn, of France street,
clerk at .‘l. U.
More. 13 taking
S, luvs returned from 11 visit in lhltlhury.
l-Jdelbvrt Interbank», of Norwalk,
hue Joined 11111111111in :11 llanknville for
u weck’n vacation.
Mil-H Sadie Miller, of High Hun-t,
Norwalk. in Mitt-naming Mn. James 11.
Bailey and daughter.
Minn Ada Lincoln, of Chapel 111m},
hue returned 1111111 11 visit in Greenwich.
Mn. 1". A. Bracken, ol Livingnlon
place, had {other “11011111. Saturday, and
Sunday, Mn. “my and (leorgc “ray.
of Forestvllhn Minn Katharine 111111111 111
Brooklyn, and W. '1‘. (1 11111111 111 New
Britain.
Mr. and Mra. William (1111-11. of Not-
wulk. are in Ilium-1111M for the wummer.
Mr. (ileum commuter daily.
Dr. W. 11. W124A11.whn 111 spending the
work in 11.111111111111111. N. 1'., 111311111an
return home next Monday.
Mr. and Mr». (I. L. l’enlleldand «laugh.
tor Grace, 11! Fruuktort, N, 1., 1111! H1.
GUESTS 01111111 1111 1101119
and 111111.]. (J Burnett, 111 Daubury,
are visiting Mru.11‘.lt‘..ltaymond,ot
Spring street.
Misc 12111111111111, 0! NerWAlk, is a
guest 0! Miss Minnie Smith, in ll‘airlleld.
\lrs. Frank Wilm‘ott and uon, 01111111
street, are uponding a week 111 New 1111-
ven. 1 .
James Mead and mother, of Aux-ionic,
who have been guests of Mrs. Warren
Ilsterbanks, of Maple street, returned
home yesterday.
John Hughes, of Main street, 15 visit-
ing his daughter in New Canaan.
Mire; Grace 1. Greeley, who has been
visiting the past week with A. Semple,
Went avenue, lelt Norutalk this Illul'll'
111g for her home in New Hampshire.
(J. A. Biasell, W. U. Bicaell, and Flor-
. 81111111. Bisaell, 01 Springfield, and Wil~
lie A. Seminal)! Hartford, spent the
Fourth with A. Sample, of West avenue.
Miss Florence MacArthur, ofrl’ittsp
burg, is a guest 01 15.1110 Boutou, of High
street.
Clarence Mead, 111 Danbnry, spent
Sunday at the home of Miss Carrie Hill,
in South ;Norwallt.
W. Harrison Ferry and his son, Syl-
vester Ferry, started at l o'clock on the
morning 01 the Fourth and drove to
Norwnlk. They returned at night with-
out 1atigno to the old amntlenmn, who is
one of Bethel's oldest and most l'l'spl‘ctt'll
citizcnezmbanbury News.
Mr. and Mrs. (J. A. Blackman left
this morning for Syracuse. N. .Y.,wln\1'o
thry will visit relatives for about ten
days. Their return trip will include a
Hop at Saratoga and a nail down the
111111151111 to various points 111 inlet-mt.
They will be albent three 1vock5.»—~l)an-
buIy News.
hllhit'fi Hattie lloyt and Julia Mallet,
of South Norwnlk. were the guests of
1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert. llro11'11l1-1-,of Dan-
bnry. over the Fourth.
Mss. Sarah Lynos and daughter
l-‘-.lor1111(' of Moll 11vonn1nlu1vc gout
jouru.
Mr. .‘tnd Mrs. (ll-urge A. Velie and
51m, til'quhiIIgton strut-t, returned
honn- ycslorday from 11 ten days' visit. in
Ridgulicld. ,1
MrH. lilizulxeth Mn-lntyre, 111 Albany.
N. Y.. 111111111111: M17. and Mn. George
'.-.\ \elie.Wu~1lnngton attwt
Home poeta writ. on innpilatlou but
Him! 111' llmm ll 1121 on 1111 (amply stom-
11111,
How i~ it that Watb-y 1111:. so many
our suit»? ”1' guts :1 runall salary.
“it. he 15 an electrician and his clothes
:m- all chargrd.
Miss \':1nllykc-l)on‘t you dance at
all. Mr. 'lh'lb'lil'.‘
511111 lh-VVittMNo, l have never h-arn-
ed how. -
Mia's Vanl)_1'ke-—'I‘l1at's nothing; lots
11111111111111111'11 who have never learnrd
how.
m-...-.,.-:s_...... .. . .- .. V- . _.. ..
Second
Hand
Bicycles!
FNW “-1011 NH!"- in”.
$5 to $50.
New ones at Popular Prices.
FOX CYCLE DO.,
9 Elizabeth Street,
Sour" Nouwux. (:osrccrlccr
ATTEN T I O N l
Dr. F. W. Darmor
('1111 hereafter 111-111 111-1111 at his llurii-n olllm
o y. when. ho In pn-purgxl todo allwmk
{ mining to modern 111111111111 painlm-
y. Um minute :1 walk from the trolley
carnorlh-v (Mnmlidawd it. it. dcpotu.
Fari- allowed both way”. Hpociala 1111111111
llll‘lltlmtull'lll have your dental work
dollo at your own timidcncn. (Milne
houn- (mama. to. until (i p. 111. Sun-
data. In am. until I [1.111 All Work
mogmumul, and only the but 111 11111—
ll'tinl need
oar-'.WTEARMER
811 mean Dentist.
1111111123. - - '... - 001m
W l’llllllATl".
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.Jum 27. \ 1).. l'.
". 11101 1 i “lllllllll ll.
wall: 111.15»! It lri1l.1lwo.nm
lb: (”111le I'robululurtlmdlslrlt-l 11'\nr.
1.1-1 lmtbllmili-d 1nd 1| owl-d .le ununlllu
lr'-1-1 tin-111111 in root lorllo- ---r1 whilst»! :11 Hold
111111111111. 11111 It their Ilolmulur wltlvvnunl
“Plum-who neglect to Ire-mm llwlr 111-.1'mtntn
1-11-111 r11 4111-41111. wll 1i" mid New «m be
dolnrrr-«l n tm'h H 0'. (U: l! mun-1 lztlloldo't‘l :11
«old 11m»- urn rupo'u 1-1 now :1 111111111 11 0
payment!“ 11011131111 111111.131
1111 11 Emir-111.31.
intotho Catskill rt'glon '1'1)r :1 short m- ' :
a OA'ZIT‘I’fl “ll-DING. NDRWALK.
Special Skirt Sale! .
Ladies’ Separate Ski 5’s. '7'
For the next five days~wc will make a special price on our entire stock of line skirts. They 1111: [Wade oi
the very best materials, perfect' :11 shape, and made 111 the very best manner.
Fine all wool satin Berber Skirts, former price, $9. 75
Flue all wool Diagonal Serge, “‘.. “ .3, 5° , ‘
3 "a ,1,“
owning" ht
i
Fine all wool Crepon, . ‘“ “ 8.50
Fine black Brilliantinc, ' “ “ . 7. 50
Fine all wool Armour, ‘ “ . “ 7. 501
Fine all wool Diagonal, ‘.' “ 7.50
Fina all wool Cheviot, 7.50
All at One Price, $5.00 Each.
Housrrunmsmuc11191111111111. 7". 7 g;1,-,i
It never pays to sell a customer a poor article, no mattcr~how low the price. The customers will never
get over the feeling that they have been deceived. They will forget the fact that the article was cheap.
BUT THEY WILL ALWAY S REMEMBER THAT IT WAS POOR. We sell only (he ve.y best things
in this line. Famous oil stoves, 1, 2 and 3 burners. : ‘ «1 '
Ice Cream Freezers, White Mountain and lightning. ‘ " '7 ',
Hammocks, 50c to $3. 00. .
lightning Fruit Jars, pints and quarts. ' ' ' A . .35? A
Special 111 Toilet $015,") per, $2. 50. ‘ .. ,2, . [ 1,"
THESE ARE TO GOODS SHOWN IN OUR wmoow” 3.:
if'gflt‘r‘ ".11
. TRISTRAM '81 HYATT, ‘
Nor-walk, . . . . . . . ‘ . . Connecticut.
BEST .-
..1VALu:1”
LOWEST
~53);
l.
. «PRICE
i
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11,_.
lllmi
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113'?
'rHEV ARE ALL 'smi.
llccausc they wear our easy fitting, comfortable Clothing. All our customers feel this
Pal 1
TRADE with us and you will FEEL THE SAME !
. We have now in stock
'tltitz.{SPRlNG CLOTHING
lly trading with us you will always get the best with prices guaranteed.
FRANCIS '& co.
way.
1 12191715111111
m
This City!
06 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
‘ ' OSIOWR'
Tfififo
Norwalk Pattern
Works........
OVGLE HILL!
lessons
11!
EASY TERMS!
IN ABOUT TEN DAYS
We shall take our
Semi-Annual inventory
llowara- of the for" part ol a cheap boom. (lu-
hlnd part 1111111111111» mole and all [1111111 111 a
limp lIlI' )1 l1.
1:. H. 115111011915,
We had a great deal rather count cash than
rmm'h'n'rm" goods, and further. we are prepared lo make
B c . I a good big sacrifice in order to get the cash. "‘
aby arrlages We shall, from now until the day We take
”m stock, place on sale in each department dil-
hr n,“ co“ by 31M"! at u" lcrcnl lots of desirable goods, that We find
Fun," any surplus 01 stock in. To go ahead and
,, gch you a detailed list of what the bargains
1‘" 1111111111. ””m are to he, would use up the whole paper and
$5. 00 more too. We wanld stale and with empha:
Up. Nolrclh‘l’ made. Sis_
SpoclalDoslgns
t'ltll Mid no"
You Save Money by calling on us this week.
mmln toordnr. Delivered lm'
them at the (Minty.
F.F.Boy|ston,
“line mlnub: from llnwurnm llnllrond M114
Illl.
0.11. aunt's grin/I Ola I
OH"! IMPLOVMINT AOBNOV.
/
(‘..r»
ladle“ and gentlemen doublet: (11114 1111-1
helpln narrow 11 um obtain the uulm- at
llwnlm'muttm1:11w-llum-wlablnutwill-ma. .
r-lthor n1n|eorlnn111ln.:. rwinan 1m emplonm-nl "
Wanted Two norm-1n mum:- Mm ‘....111
and two wollPrH.
O. H. NAIVIV Harv-1'. Choc
0".
to 1111111 1111111 m M“ rum-11. 83 Washington 81., South Norwnlk Conn.
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