new willb‘eheld tonight. ‘
Worn-m
Colts: Encampment contend the
menu imminent
unset mat.
Imel‘tbslblspltsylssmlissr
hmmmmmm
WM WW
‘ The rainfall in sanday's storm
amounted to 1.53 inches. ‘
last night.
The public school teachers were ex-
amined for certificates at the Over River
school. yesterday.~
y...
William Henry Baker. the install-
e
..... , meat agent. will go to New Rochelle
Charles 3:0qu is moving from South todsyier three months.
Main street to New York. ‘ We-.. ‘ ,
5 p-m—n-n—h— The Norwalk lire alarm was struck
several timésreyesterday morning, by
men working upon the line.
Charles Cummings has resigned. his
position at Gregory’s mast market.
The Democratic town convention will
be held tonight in tin court room in
Issues street.
wReliable. Maker's name gears nter s
our $89.75 bicycle. Get catalogue.
Baseball teams from New Haven and
‘ Clitl'ord Pepper. son or Soloist
. Stamford will play on Norwulk Park.
nirry Pepper, has been engaged to sing . .. . .
. with the G church choir. Friday afternoon at 3.30 o clock.
Street Commissioner Kellogg says the
Norwallr roadshave not been so badly
washed in years as during Sunday’s
storm.
The Repbnlicans of the Second Vot-
ing district are invited to attend a meet-
ing in Attorney Light 8: Taylor's oflice.
tonight at 8 o’clock. to arrange for the
coming campaign.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finch. of New-
ark. attended the Middleton-Finch wed-
ding in Woodward avenue. yesterday.
The mid-week meeting at the Nor-
walk Congregational church. Thursday
night, will be a missionary concert.
The Citizens' League meets this ever.-
ing at 8 o'clock in the lecture room of
the South N orwalk Congregational
An artist in the employ of Hermann church
decorated Windows about town. yester»
day, with advertisements heralding the
musician‘s appearance at the Norwalk
Opera House, September 23.
The weekly meeting of Uncas Tribe,
1. 0. R. M.. will be held tonight, and
the Hunter‘s degree conferred on several
candidates.
John H. Sheehan, of the Step Rock
road. left Nor-wall: yesterday to ‘ resume
his studies at St. Bonaventure seminary,
Alleghuny. N. Y. -
John Burns was arrested in South
Someone set fire to the waste paper
basket under the writing desk in theSouth
Norwalk post-elites. yesterday, and the
woodwork was somewhat damaged be-
fore the blaze was extinguished.
“m...—
The Ridgeliem and Silveriuiuts
played ball at Ridgefield. yesterday.
In the morning the score stood: Ridge-
lield. 15; Silvermine, 12. In the after-
noon the result was: Silvermiue. 8;
Ridgelleld, it.
George Tnhnadtge, captain of the Ida
May, took Comptroller Mead and family,
George I“. Waters and family. and Mrs.
John Cashew to Long Island for beach
plums. yesterday. They returned with
tire bushels.
Georgeli. Bartlett died at his home
iii Cliff street, Sundayago d fifty-eight.
The i’ neral was held this morning. and
this émhhsdi wdi halted to Middle
Patent N. Y., for burial. Rev. C. M.
Sellcck officiated. W“ Wm
and disorderly. Judge Frost lined him
$5, which was paid.
A party of ten or twelve Adams i‘lx-
press company employees of South
Norwnlk and Dunlmry had :1 shore diu-
ner at Cali Pasture, yesterday. '
The ladies of the Pine Lodge Whist-
club will give a concert in the Audi-
toriuni'at Roton Point. next Monday
fl" night. Thomas J. Pcnnell will sing.
5% F. Koconr will move his tailoring es-
tnhlishmont to quarters on the second
floor of the building opposite his pic.-
seut place of business in North Main
street. W-.. 0.
Willlism Jennings, of Union street.
who was blinded bydlightninglast w colt,
hue regained his sight so that he can
distinguish objects with the aid of dark
glasses.
In the To“ n Court blisters Judge Hub.
A bell. thismorniugl James McUinnis and
e Lhar s BetcrthMee illnedfi for
iiitoilftlitlon. The case% Charles Mc-
— ~_ Mullen? came up‘: and was continued
As Mrs. H. Emory Pease was about to
‘i-B ”fnutilifisalrhloy «‘ “' " ‘ ' ‘ got into aonnoo to take a sail with Mr.
! Q Chief of 1331300 Bradley was riding Peruse. yesterday niternmn. at The
’ {- ”along Wall sir-deter! t relive bicycle. Knob. an ear caused her to slip and fail
' 1‘ overboard. -
when he became thine up with the our
trucks and landed in a heap in the rend,
tearing his trousers and getting his
clithes covered with mud.
The American Mechanics had :1 very
successful shore dinner. yesterday, on
Bend Island. l-‘il‘toeu members of
Lincoln Council from South Norwulk
and thirty‘livo from New Canaan were
present.
Miss Lucy J. Manson, Miss Lizzie l.
Tollos and Eugene J. VanNess wheeled
to Trinity Lake and back. yesterday aiv
tornoon. Miss Thalia Wood started
with the party. but her bicycle gave out
and she was obliged to return home.
A spewinl business meeting of Calvary
Baptist church will be held in the chapel
of the old Congregational church, \le' .
nesday at S p.111. All members are ask—
ed to be present.» .:
~Who made your watch? Maker‘s
name plate shows our $39.75 bicyclea
standard one.
Charles 1. Ezekiel started to wheel to
New Haven, yesterday morning. but
struck a rolling stone and was thrown
to the ground. ltoth of his hands were
badly out and his ankle was sprained.
lie returned home. and has since ls‘cn
unable to walk.
William Taylor. the b tilt builder. has
launched E. Kn ljlpil cat- bout. liar «l1
mentions are eighteen tort. twenty two
foyer all. and ten tact been:
I nndanl’l’ are hollow.
--Today's price on bicycle, dildo.
Price 50 cents less each day. Soul-h
NerwulkllnrdwureCo. '91 display window
The board of nnnuiuenlcnt of the Not»
wall: Chapter. l). A. ll... will mentali
the Central club building. Tliurzulny ut-
tornoon at 'lo'olock. Business of llll-
‘portnnce will be transacted Applied
tion papers should be Will in ntthnt
time.
.. ..... W3, ‘
James 1:2. Woodhull, of N11nt'ullt.:lrow
H” “W ibis handsome pile of road horses to
Th“ MM draws “tiridttcmrt. yosloidm llowns invited
twenty w‘m’l'ml’mm water. “"‘l “1“" to trim on exhibition spin Ill Scnsidc‘
plenty of cabin rmm. “purl: The team “out under the tape in.
‘ 2:30, The horses were llurl‘lly more than
lnnmrlnl i jogged. and had not turned :1 hair.
-~555'I‘ll‘1y look mill. tnilc gold. slnl‘iku
good. and they are “will.
frown rights.
A...
There “ill be dancing at ltnton Point:
'l‘hcluoetilnzsln the South Kuwait: Friday and Saturday awnings and SM
ileligiouutioual «111mb this Wick willinrduy :il‘lcrnlmn. for the Is‘uolil of
in»; \‘I’u-llnu-mluy. it p. 111.. monthlyiSinylhc'sonlwlm 'l‘lwplcylmzofllu»
limiting ill tlicchm‘ch collimitlce; tip. orchestra at the Point the p 1st summer
in. bushels incet‘znu ut‘ the Young ilusls‘onnn ally :lit]ll‘il‘llll0il. and there
l’tetple'e ltec’o‘yol‘ Christian Endeavor. «is on Ilnlilll that a large numim ul'
with nnnunl election ol’ol‘lilors 'lhurs ‘n‘nplv‘uilll rf'llllel‘ill.
day. I My in . church prayer north-c
led by the puller: ionic.“l-.lpirit11nl 1.11
The Nuru'nlk
torprise."
‘ r . 1 - lance are Jinn-tinI
wl’.1lf.lll ti. llneltlldlll‘. well known 1'3"”: WH'H" all: m , .
mill;-tuplilia11,will iml be utilisofllct» “'1‘”: “mm Whine. Mane lxcltli.
in ”H mm: of the lily Hotel. South Susan ti Smith. May llnddclt, itllnn
“Norwalk until Selltcmlm ,, ”a linr.l'.alvlloN. Whitney.l Lillian liar.
examined tree roll. Ammo A. Bryant. Luimn Hpuuld»
inn. Caroline A. Golding.
A testimonial concert will be tendons! W,
to 'l‘lnmms J. Petition. thelmmlnrlenm. The ltnlian Mntnul lkllelitassmlution
formerly of South Newalk. but lots of , Have a metal gathering at Maurice Mr:-
Hmaha. Nob. at iioyt‘s Theatre. Tues: (Ruth's piano in Winnimmk. last night
day, Homeroom I5. Mr. Pence” will"AboutoneImmlmlaualllt‘ly mnalmrnrn
me no to humps to pursue a course in [Will The new: of the m‘icly are
music Reserved seats will be sold for l’mhlente, l“ Itemillltittlll and .1 than
The Slate Normal sclnsll at
Hotel: ntmtlml lmluy.
Patriarchal degree on Charles Allen. 2
Main street, last night, {or being drunk‘dw night.
‘5 rie 1.
.hux been visiting. friends
. returned ltnlll" lmluy.
New;
:lll‘i‘ll visiting Iim‘ I‘l’llli'lll.
titty cents each anJ may be hall of Miss zilll: rice presi lent. t. l’aunctli; chair-
l’iuueo,at the Noemi]: Litmn‘y; bitumen. A.Vlgltinll0;ifl‘ttlllml‘.MJmlmillll:J
Barthel. the South Email: thwart: memory. T". tastellotm. lllmicnl not
i’ialsted's drill: store, heath Nor-walk ‘eetiims were renderel w a quartetlc
iii-ems drug stem Nerwallt, and command of I" imam M. Imus A
ME ll Mombmsenblomaik lerther 1m and (l. Pundit. The honor.
sumueemeut oi the immature will my Wists «'ch J. lulled. luv Vii
be made bummer. With and Mr. Meiirath.
i Vlflltihghllt‘motllor. m: as m ‘
A cream of tortilla bolting! tsetse Mom
“la'igs‘lbl‘éll”3“llr“ ”my
' 9
liar lineal ti“tti=‘l1lllil..nw use.
"Ell.
.. MW-..” ,
People Wile Hose lees lures cl
Rest and detention fleet Ilene
mmi—sd
sums or m on rear.
The Walls of news»: am Sufism
Sojourners at tile more its lite
Mountains Inuit 1e tilt
Scenes of sum life.
E. E. Denning’. ot Goalie ‘ .. Clank
tral America. representing the: (inflow
mule. Northern: railroad. is at most of his '
step-sou, A. E. Winchester,
place. at
Charles H. Mntchotil, onudlitlm at little
Labor party for president oil l-llll‘ limited
States, was a guest at Martin: Spain’s
Eagle Hotel. South Main sheet,-
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Siword‘ea merit
«laughter Ruth. of p l‘iostml .. an s‘ minute of;
Mr. and Mrs. W. l‘l. Swords. oil Sputnik
Main street.
General Charles Olmsted
from the White Mountains.
Miss Adelaide Moss is visiting Mrs. ll. 5
S. Jennings, of West street.
Miss May Merryman, «it J
visiting Mrs. C. T. Raymond
inlzton street.
"Mrs. ‘Franlr Steven‘s. at" .lieil‘l'e‘, has:
been the guest of the Misses illilitl‘n steel
Annie Duui I1y.ol' mm still all.
John .T Buckley. of ‘li‘ranl‘r
spent Sunday and yr stormy
.. oil WWW-r
Beach. L. l,. where. his wife has- been:
sojourning. ,
James is. Cos‘eflo, ot’ Nem‘mllc, spend! 3
Sunday in Newark.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘hurli‘ll it. Warmth. od‘
Main stmet. Norwalla. are in:
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘lurk Ely:
street, have rcturnmhlmmc f
hum. Muss.
Hurry Ruby has returned
p‘n't utter a \‘la‘ll- with his 3)
and Mrs. S. '1‘. Ruby, ul’ t,‘
Nnrwnll:
W. I]. I‘Zu‘rlc. and family. 0‘
nuc. hn'ro returned home
White Mountains.
Miss Belle lilillur, nl’ Bethe
her friend, Miss Charlotte
01' Elm street.
Mr. and Mrs. James li‘n‘ld:
City. spent yl-sumiuy with his; :rarliiiilrs‘.
Henry 1’. Price of West avenue.
Mrs, l .Ilu Lockwood .tml niece. Miter
I‘I IIn Wlliuott. of Elm stwt.
I .ubor Day at Putnam Park.
at Moravian:
mm : a. Silt;-
l Euler. are»
trons the:
«insinuatin-
(‘. 1’. Duty, ul' the l’urtt Militiu‘ullhitmlhf
New York. spent yesterday with: thin
grundnlotlul‘r. Mrs. i. it. Thu
nvvnuo.
Mrs. (Yuck, ol‘ Allslilllz‘t’.
the day With Mrs. (iuylm'l
"s Ml‘tdlll’lllilllx
Mll' lllli‘t‘qlitll‘v
lire, ll. l.. Holt. of Marni?
been visiting .lfrs...luli:t A5.
turned homo tum-lily.
(lemon l" hum. of .lcrtoyl itv. spent!
yesterday with Mrs l‘l‘ Iizuhutl‘i .I‘. lllllrp.
ton. of ill Smith Main street
‘11. w llu‘l‘ hue
my ll‘ll‘lllE. new
I led and llernum I“ 'circr.
.fllmrt torniorly of Nurwulli.
Day in tswlwn
Miss M Henrietta \l’ulcnt nu. infinitive
snout. Nurn‘ulk. about welcome with
rclntli'us in Itut'len.
Miss Illllzlil‘ llm‘il ol‘ lluu
snout linden
it set lli“ ..
Mills Lily Curler. nl‘ New
Hewlett ill:
linker. of [1151,]: el’i'l‘ull.
Miss Knit: llnutnn, at ltrm‘llisidn. hint
returned home from n l'inili with: Mil.
and Mrs. “lumen li‘ilil‘li. lit Yawn-“flit.
Mr. and Mrs, ’l‘Iwndi-rn illuminant
have returned to their bone or Fitted
son. N. .T.. utter it Very plcnsrmt Netti
with (3. Fred Austin. of title or street.
Y on my smell
we «pendant:
Writ. 3’", ill.
Mnnnd lire. within: its
Janice films. of lli'lmklyll.
:1 low days with Mr, and
Coleman of mm: sirens
Mrs Harlin Vanderbilt nlllmiiimillh
Iiy., is tinting her sister. Wei. Henry
Brsdlvy, of Brand River
‘Mr mnl Mrs Ms Sorter of Irish
etn‘ot are visiting in New linen
W. G. Taylor. of All3
’lhllm
oil Commit
lineman I
is in [home ,
insiders. i‘e ,
lit! avenue. ‘
no merit .
firmware.
‘onitWi‘lllimr
llt’l liltll'l‘lgfl“!
one stimuli. :
l,i5.~t visiting f
r. (attorney :
some
5*. oil Went ,
oil anew.
. I
who;
:ll‘ Wermntlllp
I‘ll'il’ ll‘l‘lt‘ litter .
.m 1.1a monastemall’ran whistles-hm
Mason, Quart.;...................500 (It):
i“ Plot 450 “
Lightning, Qtsl IO‘
. “ ' It$l
It
M
,F. ll “MON 8: 00.. 22 Shuth Main Street
EDWARD STREET,
, Blanket Season is at Hand.
We are prepared to show you a choice line of
Blankets. suitable for the early trade. Very
pretty designs. and they are exlrcmiy cheap.
EDWARD STREET!
5 eszrrrs airtime.
,
NORWALK, CONN.
when You Wait for the
Wagon
on are far behind the times You must
‘uow that you can ’t get the. some that
iron could at our market Think of our
ofl'er for one week. I 5 lbs of the best
corned beef and one large cabba 'o for
"50; good lninb chops for 1‘2 '.C per II);
1&2 oi mutton, 100 :1 lb: inri‘wninrtorinnt-
ton, do per in mean com. lilo 1: dozen;
sweet potatoes, 200 a peek; tomutoci‘i, 3
quiuis for do. This is your neck to In: the
up uith on u but you have lost by tind-
. ing with others.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. areas, Prop.
iooroAN aLocK. WASHINGTON STREET.
1
1
4
l
l~*‘”“' .,
JACKSON’S PHOTOGRAPHS!
"mmmdtmm’ Prices Reduced!
of seamen
E M. JAOKSON, Photographer.
93 WA“. ”lltf, NOIIWALK. CONN
TO LET!
1x 111:;
Lincoln Storage Building
m’aawsa
r , p a .
. let 1: re-1
o’er-s “A“ “an. alter lisiiing
intuition .
.lunnatll issue”?
Mrs. lbw-”ll: .
Mr. marl Slim. William ()Slt’lfbiulkn.
one an ’il‘riinliil lathe. toilets". attending the
du‘ineun' it“ it. "u.
IOOITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Suriname the 2255611: inst .et'ill the obsuvod
« on line , *th til up. in l .nziznne «01.1111 ch.
lust erected In; the
NELSON TAYLOR ESTATE
,w
-’ L’- t' r..-
JAE 1541': .‘t’
i
3
x
"‘w.-Wu;arm.wa-m .‘w ‘
'Iilhn- Ilium ml '1‘: ileum-urn. of the Nowell:
’ Natlhwnnl ill“ ‘59,. lilntliewplnil‘s gt vi in;
weather «were nude in the near future.
At hence «the: lime which atrial in Mott
executor. anuu' this Situated}: Methlxiist
millennial. huts theme :1 um tillM'dl.
1 Ilene}? helium. a handset sit ii Ape-11's,
l “still new liable. .- no ‘ll (Milt this sleek ‘Wndues-
when in llli‘irll the dealer. who is expected
home titties thinnest.
lilies Merino" Worm. which will appear
at the Meant/213$ amiss :liouw. next-
Mnn‘liuy. as .a allotment: production
where new not )1“ use-«stile in the company.
i All the: lintilliwu‘e' norms in Bridgeport,
Yesterday. iii Sill. .hib‘nwder. of Hart-
Toilettmnllll tiresome to: Sawmill, curried
.nll’! lilies: Illustrate. colonialism; llama: first. who
museum :unrtl mu:- third place.
'7: an. alt:
THREE. STORES
n lllf‘mlkl sl ll‘rll “.‘llul “lli‘l‘l “tilllll Bur.
unli- ller 11mm. mull: llmn “Milli: 'luu
hit e'.:‘u-I11liH:mil-litlulln~1-llu:1.\\:lll
thh'l‘. w» it“ M \i‘li“< Ililll i' ltnlia Ill l‘l
inc-sun l~iliul with labile ul‘lrm shun um
ll: Matillll mu :‘mnll: :I 11~ u. “In-lo 1:: .: U:
it luitw 5lnwtlll I will «1 ll :11 ~11:\l
allcll‘. Mr “W 1-l “hullenlwu l1~l till ell-1:
" Thin Wanna lit": unequillfllttti of ill: Ho nth
.VWvawIIIk Muibil‘ til fl'llfi'luallh Mill llulil llS
llllltitlhilllhlliy linemen emission meetings: in the l’.‘..';.'l3l.'.:;l'{£ t‘.I-‘1.!llllljll‘ll ‘lfll|i:l::.llifi" ,!.'.‘.“,.".‘
.......:. ll" “ at“: m... .. “ .‘5‘.‘.‘.'f.l.‘2.’:t:§“:.."Il..T':“.‘2I'tl‘t‘t'ulli'tJi...‘t:‘.‘.‘.’.£
:ulir'b one, - uw‘tluslltllls‘iw blunt Imp-.11" lurkingt-y the Von lull.- nlul nuiunlk
within tin» :1 "‘ .‘.5 1.5-5 and Slamm‘inissunnj Slllhtlllllllllllnl'” I‘mll:lfiil:milliill “thllllillifi‘l
I no: home. fillhl'll :lus‘m‘uldiw naming WWW
llllltl llwnu ti .: .1 .w' lll‘n'. mod it tall-quill
Illinois. «111;;wulllvii‘1utnt illl‘ls‘lilllnuw.
TAYLOR a GOLDEN.
i‘l Washington Street. So. Mutant.
RemdvaII
lam st tits lasts dish house.
A ”menus «1.11s: turtle] at the val'wnlk
tin-lilo elem «new. has mien, A: the
tingle. may. we”! :2‘ t tonsil: slumber. i‘nlvin
1?, It's: min. «on ad lib" dilldt‘tli'laflh. was
Imprint: monotony will with heart failure.
‘W‘ll‘l’l M ‘i‘l‘l‘m‘h’m‘ M; A: 3‘" Uuint:tothelargcincrcnsl-innurbnslu
limit arms. .swstul..:aa5.ufil ailment hit-.5111»: and adding the llllilllllliliiii‘l‘ of
Meade lll‘rlliI'TthtllillN :ns ill»: sluls have» hit lll’l‘qlllfh in our Elwin) l’lnting “grim.
, w' llii‘H Imenmlnlie ill in 11min tulmgor
a s d l
{numb MM died It 3 ”NW" 11 meters. Hereafter we W1 ill be lm-‘ntul
W‘llmw’l’ “l“ "5‘“ MM“ ““4 ”ml" “"1 ”l“ at No in \lntor street, Booth Nurwulb.
intimated min «dull. sensational music in: ulwrc we will be glad to do and new we
«15....ng Lamina iinmtoa on the finest liltwtm-l‘lnting
done in this section of the country.
FREEMAN a. son,
CLEOTRO-PLATKR‘.
ill WATER STREET. 8‘ l. N‘ lllW AIIH.
an
1M
““3561: Mr M 1"le she eel: kindly.
1 “ll one elm?“ learnt?! one/er loam to low.
your,”
emit. ductile frtitlmtilsl.“ il‘jmni'll lill~
531le emotionally. “lie-WW lbw old tolvrirn.
y: as: hunter M
"3... Means dMWdflg¥i~“Eiflm could
my. gear. lie WWW as in minute would
mum flnfihwm'll ou?‘ Prism-1w
: l-“Wstli. walrllumm II malts: it worth
s
m
. .m. ,,. .t..,
'Shorty Sherwoddiliatteri
Occupiesls portion of id. {lusowshi‘s
store. corner of W all Mill Water Ste.
Namath Call and an: ill! 15ml
reat
ale!‘
etc.
ll
8.co
SUITS.
ii
4.00
3.00 “
South Norwalk,
Comet-och Bros. Masonic
Bld’g, Norwalk.
repa ratory
We. are making preparations to receive our
{all and winter stock, but before it comes' in
we must dispose of a great many goods.
To stimulate buying we have made manyflree
ductions in the various departments. Staple
goods, such as you are in need of everyday».
You've heard about that “nimble siXpense,”
That's our case exactly. ,
a few samples of what’wc are offering :‘
$12.00 men’s Suits, now
A few of those small sized coats and
, vcsls at
$3 and $5 lrousersmow
CHILDREN’S SCHOQL
$4.50 school suits, reduced to
1.25 and 1.00 negligcc‘sliii‘ls reduced to 75c
COME AND ASK TO SEE THE. BARGAINS.
Comsiock Brothers,
l4 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
MILFORD A. GlFFIN,‘ Mgr.
Open‘Evemngs From This Time l
GOMSTO‘K BRO
SOUTH NORWALK.
We g1vc you
H M
ii H ‘l
2-75
“ “ “ 2.01)
Connecticut.
.5!
Miss Baird’s
Institute. -:-
noswsuc, CONN.
25th Year.
ml: \1 ur in Your: ilk.
BONDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
l‘xlnmrv intci‘w-liiule. :15 :1! on. c and .-..II
ll‘L'l‘ liar: MI‘\1lI -l . \lu inli lu ”ll I» \l :l
for [lit-f5 :«wnilluw 32“ nli m lililr-iv'.11itlltli
llic' llllltzlltiu‘ ~ i;««1'.¢~ Ill nil-mum: 2. mm: .1».
an t i 1. um- i“. A Ii1n1l ll numt 111ml" 1i: l) mu- ~1I~
11ml ~lvu‘ till 411:]: ni-.:«llmtl- I S 1-.,I 15.1 i, 1‘
Uilll I‘nr! v nplli -.1i‘ ville in 5-.
\li~- lin ll'll is at lmnm: .. \:~.
llili' and liidnyl'.‘ 1w i1 \\ ll. :1111’5 52:.1; Ill.
ll' Lilli
MR. KING’S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
BEDFURI) STREET,
. . . - . Connecticut.
Stamford.
WILL REOPEN
September 29th.
liver on:- linndrodlmys have entered col-
1v;., m from lit: r: in him]
“Km: i in:
Mrs. Mead’s School
WILL REOPEN
September29,’96
ALL Applications
lllll-
:4 I in:
For :ldmissinn FlIUHMl be lilitll“ at
side :11 .111 wily «lay.
For
the
Best 5
Printing
Ordut‘ at
tho
Senfinel
i commie rituals that dies: t' styles in lists. Caps. ate. a till 1
Office
'SLNEQS ‘vctos .Llfiéld Hand
Plaisledl
We
Are
Selling
a ,
Good~
Fountain
Syringe
for
751:!
z. 3 or 4 quart.
Q 0
Tlll'plllilli,‘ Sillllllln nili open
August 5i, and in: mint to
minim! you inst
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