, '. ._'. and necktie sociable in Red Men's Hall
.11.
' 1 lember'lis.
‘od‘u committee of amngmnents.
,v. as»?!
nationalists “
' 111111111111 no Wars: 11 Till
1 11111111111 amass.
sun oi 1111111111 my loo sol lieu
ism“ Melts-om
m M Ilussl Mooring.
—-Thoy look good. taste good, smoke
road. and they on 800111 1 Imperial
Grown cigars. _..--_
Deputy Milk Inspector Hunt w...‘ cut
otter samples this morning. He secured
fourteen specimens.
The town auditors completed last
night the auditing at the seventh month
at the seiootmen's accounts.
The Junior Epworth League. of the
Norwalk' Methodist church. will give a
trolley ride. Friday afternoon. ,
1
The members of Sherman Command-
ery, U. 0. G. 0., will have a trolley ride
tonight, leaving Mill Hill at 7:20 o'clock.
The ladies of Buckingham Woman’s
Relief Corps gave a' trolley party this
afternoon, starting from South Norwalk
at 2 o’clock.
‘ Dr. W. L: Weed has had a double
window cut in the west side of his allies
quarters in the Swartz & Corbett block,
and will convert the room into a labora-
tory. .
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Piatt, of
Union Park, and Mrs. J. B. Tristram.
of New Orleans. drove to Trinity Lake.
yesterday, to attend the 'farmers’
picnic. ‘
Daniel Dunlap, A. A. Raymond, John
Brundage. William Huyier and Albert
Davis. accompanied by their lady
friends, went to the farmers‘ picnic at
Trlnity Lake, yesterday.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph H.1Klinefelter. of Woodu'ard
avenue, will leave South Norwalk, Fri-
day, to resume her studies in the
Whipple school at Mystic.
The J. 0. club will give a calico apron
:Washington street, Friday ,night, Sep-
Powell’s orchestra will for
,l'fiijolfmusic for dancing. - , ,~ . . y
1
E? s'éhere will be a stated regular meeting
of South Mwflb Lodge, Knights of,
Honor, at 1M sTHalT. this evening
atSo'cloek. when the new assessment
iate will be evplamed
Tho Barbers' Union met last night
with Albin Nenkirchner and voted to
have snot?! 511 char. Emil Dur-
beék and attick ttury were appoint-
, 1 ,‘ 11:11.1 “1'. 1..-...14..-«, .
The Democratic town convention, for
tho 110m111.1t1911 of a town ticket, will
probablybe held October I. Primaries
for the election of delegates in the
several districts will be held prior to
September 28. .. _ _‘ ~
One of the delightful praise services
arranged by the choir of the First (31111-
gregational church will be given next
Sabbath evening. The pastor, Dr.
Noble, will give the story of the hymns
that are sung. _ m
Wascussuo Encampment, I. O. 1'). R,
11! Stamford, will entertain Stratileld
Encampment. of Bridgeport, Kaboosa
Encampment, of Norwalk. and Colfax
Encampment of South Norwnlk, Friday
evening, the Hub inst
”diners of 11.11 111111111 11! 'iii, of tin-1
(.1 ntcr Ireland. have been elect 1111 as
follows: President, Frank 1’. linderhillz'
vice-president. Harry (7. (‘otustm'kz
11 111n1iary, MissMariou lr1u1loo;trc:tsurer. 1
Edward H. Underhill.
l'a‘pt. lruwfordconu's to Norualk on
the evening oi l-‘riday, ticphonber ll
Buckingham Post has been 111 rousid1 r
able 11111111111111 in 11111 111mg him, and 11111!
nimnhurs hope riliwens will give them
lilo-11111111111111". The ll'l‘lllfi‘ is for the
benefit 11! the rolh l fund of the Post.
I'.x-hi11y11rl.1lwini. Ad11ms.oi’ South
Norwalk. who is interested in
assess-1111111111! huneills and 11.-111111111111 in
the layout of Ihilrond plum. was an
interested spectator 111 lln- Ilonuov-krr
appeal hearing in Nora'nlk. all dos
yesterday.
The H.111dl'aliog 11h1l1 nut-11 1111 post“
p 1211111 trolley 11.111.11.11 nit-hi. going over
”111 9.1111111 lion 1.! the Somali: 'l‘mnm :1y
company. The Heath Nora-slit Fife
and “ruin hand powidml notrlisl most»
during the lrip. The numbers1111111111111
rel’rmhnwnts and ind 11 good time 1111111111
ally. _
.I 13111 I-'.1‘.‘1,1o. a Somali: right-maker.
let: the "you!" and see wood and other
things down at Namath today and,
came in Ilinhnry to 111111 11111 circus.
After the. parade went by Policeman
Hopkins found him asleep on a Main
111111111 11111111. and the man from Norwalk
is new in a cell —i)anlmry News.
11.111111111111115... 11.11.11.111 who at?
tendon lhe farmers annual picnic M
T1111in lain, ymlmlay. «111-1 Mr. and
Mrs. Joceph interbank.
Sutherland. Mr. :11! 111.1. 1.. J. Roy
nelds.Mr 11nd Hrs 11 l}. (111111.111
and Mrs. Albert Huts. Mrs l minim.
11111111111111.11111111 11111111111. William
mutants.
1. and Tomliuson's drug stores.
' broken yesterday in West avenue.
‘1W11111p11rtiot'1lruulo1111uss 'll1o1111or11-
the '
Mrs. James,
The drum meeting 02 Butler Lodge
will be held tonight.
Mrs. Sophia Taylor. of Summit street. E EE’ 5“) .«I- ’ " ' -
is sick with rheumatism. . ’
Charles E. Seymour has' received an-
other car load of Success flour.
The work of raising the Norwalk
Opera House stage was commenced yes-
terday. w
The fair committee of Palestine Castle
will mootdonight at George Coiiln' I re-
sidence.
Absolutely Pure.
11.-ream 1! tartar bakiu ml 1
11! all In l1-I1venln st1e11gtIlElE~hflldstIlIEiEilltELEll
Htateal' wernmn
11111111."1111111s11" 11011111111le New 11.11..
m... ,M
The monthly meeting of the lint
Finishers' association will be held to-
night.
Taylor 19; Golden otter for rent the
residence of Mrs. Gaylord, :l Crescent
Terrace.
EBB TIDE OF SUMMER.
n......_-
People Who have Been in Search at
Best and Recreation Flocking Home
J. Frank Ryan, formerly clerk for
Attorney Gray. has acceptor! a position
in Danbury.
Fred Rogers. of River street, enter-
tained the Imperial Mandolin club,
last night.
The regular meeting of the trustees
of St. Peter’s church will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock.
GUESTS 0F TWIII IIITY PEOPLE.
The Wane ol the Vsoollon Season Send: New
Sojourners at the Seashore and in the
lounlains Back lo the Pastoral
Scones oi Ilurol Lilo.
A class in Greek has been formed in
the Centre High school, under the in-
struction of Principal C. A. Tucker.
Charles Beats, of 167 St. Nicholas
avenue. New York, died this morning.
The remains will be brought to NorWaik.
Miss Nettie ()strander. of Mt. Vernon,
and Miss Alice Kimball, oi Presque Isle,
Maine, who have been the guests of
their classmate, Miss Eva L. Ferris, of
West street, will leave South Norwalk.
tomorrow, for Mt. Vernon. Next Wed-
nesday the young ladies will resume
their studies at Inseiie seminary.
Among the passengers on the White
Star lino steamer Teutonic, sailing to-
day. are Miss Katie Crotty and Miss
Mary Scanlau, booked in Queenstown
by Local Agent Jacob M. Layton.
Prof. W. Gilbert Neweli and wife. of
Bridgeport, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Edwin Russell, of Orchard street, on
Labor Day. .
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Sipperly and
children, of,Wostport, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. ll. Ii. Williams, of Cannon
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jennings, of
West street, are expected home tliO last
of the mouth from 1111 extended tour in
Europe.
The Democrats of the Second Voting
district will meet in Arion Hail, to-
night, and elect delegates to the various
conventions.
‘ Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, Miss Alice Sher-
wood and Miss Sally Bette will give a
musical, at. Miss Betts' home on The
Green, this evening.
-—Bmwer’s“White 1'11 11‘ses' sung by the
Trmnpei'crs, Friday, St. Peter's church.
The advance sale of seats for Her-
mean the Great will commence at 11
a. 111., Tuesday, September 11'), at Weed‘s
The Arlen Singing society will hold a
concert in its hall, Monday, the "81h
inst; and in October will how its open-
i'ng concert of the season.
Tho-Norwalk Water Mionnnissioners
metlast night and transacted routine
business. It Warreported that the flush-
ing of several hydrants had greatly im-
.prov ed the water.
The axle of a wagon belongin
George Blackmau.11f New can-.1111 Was
A
loado! shingles was removed from the
wagon. and it was taken to Henry
Tilly's for repairs.
Mrs. I-Idu'ar1llf111l1ill, of 2 Stuart avo-
nus. and Miss Josephine Cahill are
visiting relatives in Now York and New
Jersey.
Hubert S. Mitchell, of West street.
outarEk-d yesterday on u “'1'le as eating to
Newark and ll1'1y11i11111, N. .1
Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley. of Brook-
lyn.ar11 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Hurley, of Orchard street.
Miss l’aulyno Diver. of Woodward
owner. 11 Lil return home tonight from
a visit in Philadelphia.
Editor B. W. Maples, 11! Maple street,
and Francis Leonard, of Union Park,
are in tl11'1l'atskills.
Miss Fanny 'l'ulh-y and (‘muld Sey~
mour, of West avenue, are spending a
week in Ilidg-ih'ld.
Mia-1 l‘lorom 11 I‘lloudorf retained
home yesteiriay from 11 visit with friends
in Newark "
At the. Farmers' picnic at Trinity
Lake, yesterday. {our roughs from New
Redford assaulted Theodore Jones, of
Pound Ridge, brutally beating him.
Two of the party were locked up. 1
-—Iicar the Truxnpetcrs sing"l’u1upkin
Seed-«liaise Uern,"l"ri1iay.b't. l’cter' sch.
The Nonpariel Laundry business in-
South Norwalk was yesterday sold by
the proprietor, William T. Erwin, to
the Connecticut Laundry. in iiaviland 111, :1111i‘ir~ (-11,. 11.1.1. 3,1,1 11.1111111- I
street. Mr Lrwm w1il 1111111111. br.1111i1 1111 Margucrlll' 1tl11i11u 11,111,, are 111
laundry in Standard \ ‘. "mm.
- Tho 'l'ruiupoter's 1.111.111.1111, (l. l'2.' Miss Anna 11'111111.oi' liliil111'1l.iva-1ili11g
SW01 I. N. S lergnsou, A H 1.111111111111111 Miss Jennie Smith. 11il’a11111sm11't.
11111111 1“ WW1 1" 111w... 11'" “"14 Miss 111111111 1211111111111, 1.1 N11rwalk.i11
1‘“ E I speak “E SE EE'EE E" " chun E" FEM“, visiting at her home in Bl'llll:l.
night, at H11'1l111'k. undrrthc auspices of Miss Kate Smith, 0' Camp 111111111.
itlua i rohihiliun club. visiting in Rockvlllu.
Miss Edith Laurie. of New York. is
visiting Miss Alice Cram. of East avenue.
Fwd Ella, oi the Norwaik Savings
ling Judge Holds-ll iind him SI". and l Inuit l” “’l‘mm‘nR I“ “GREEN“
11-1111111 u1l11d sentence He claimed hvl
was going t11\'11w\-1rk today to sad
' for Holland
IN
E (‘hiil of Police liradiey. yesterday.
lam-stud William Vonl .11111llu11. of
"What in the world broke Ilurkc
down? llr used to I111 the [datum of
health?" "lb1 1111'11111'1r1111'1l too long 111
the seashore."
"l'1"1ll1't'(l11\\ii our ll:1y."-11i1l ”111 hr-
mor ‘ i111 11~11l11.11l1o1r11ll1;1l Ilry: 111 I11 1min
I11 git ll.11r11 llul I111 11111. :1I11111dr11d all
\1r1l11llir 111111111111 I1 111 11ld11'111uo
Ian melmi 111 into 1 ionpo' bullion.”
."Wlml did 1111 1i 11111! for 111l11'1l tho
loitv luv-1141:1111.
"W‘i' 1111's 111' 11.1.1.1 11
‘11111 11hr."
1 (lenerai lloracol’orirr will deliver 111
Inampaign addn 1111 211 the armory at
lliidgeport. Monday night. under the-
unspimsot tI11- Ilnpoblh on club of that
MW (11111 hundred 111:11-1 have lwn r1
anti-“loo “11113131111111 11! Norman: and
111111 be hold until lil 1.
The l'htistiso Young Men's humus-at
IlTI'll'W-Illlll 111ml.111-11Il1 Not'wolk. milk
11.-111111111 Mondar niulil. 'l‘ht~ hall has
boo-11 muoralml and repainted. The Mr. I’dlllisllmlld'ulmu three or {111111
momlmrs 11111 loohlnn 1111111111] 1111111111111. 'nmlohon 111 trying in light his cigar and
111111111111 your. All noonborn are. 1111111111111. he made :1 hasty 1'111'311111111i11n.
11d 1111111 present. "Who1 did you 1111'. John?” inquiriod
,Mrs, liillus.
Ml“- Mli‘" 111-Forest. "E “”1” N~ Y1: "I said ‘Iliainond 111.1i1'I11-«.‘
was riding to Trinity Lake with largo]...
sister. MN Isaac Bmmn. also of Vista. 1 "1 111111111111 111111 1111111 1111111111111,” 111.
”twill” mmmlh WIIll" "I" hots" look ”1.11.1.1 the lndr. nvviun him 1'1 iiih a son--
mill“ "Ill I'm “WI! Mrs. It’l‘ormt pinion not wholly 1111111111111
jumped out of the. wagon. Im-akingi
men! the 11111111111111" her have 8111'! tlhe—J'l 11111111111111.111111 11.11 111111111.-
3! W'” known I" ‘E-‘m'flll‘ 1' never drew you 111 it?" He i11111r1111siv11
' .iy1-—"ll was not tlo1 seaside H111. drew
1111111111111 Wood a bomber t'lilplnyml, mp1,”... - 1.11... n. 11.1mm. 1..." 111111111
E‘F E “E" (I. "r‘ill‘"lll‘l"~ 7“ 3"" ‘1‘“ hr train dido i you ll Wasllo' 11111111111
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m.-
‘ replied
unaware-1111111111 a piece of lve11i'.ycs-drv.w_.-.m
lardavnvhenlhe knilo slip1ml.inllirl—;
1,“ on “I" wound 1,1111, 11111111111111; Hospital Physic-ion vWiih :1 :i1w of
11111111111111.1111!» physician. who stated 'EE”I‘"”‘"“‘WE'"E 'E” W" drink: ‘9'
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let ”1! 1111 m1, “mm up the wound ”h. 1111'“ thank you sir 11111111111111- you
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FRUIT
JARS
H
F. D. LAVlTON 81 00.. 22 South MalnStroet
1.
Fall 1395.
EDWARD STREET,
Hand.
Blanket Season is at
We are prepared to show you a choice line of
Blankets, suitable for the early trade.
pretty designs, and they are cxircmly cheap.
1 \
EDWARD
S GAZETTE BUILDING.
.—.—-.u—_—-..Y...m-._..... "7......“ ..
DONOVAN BLOCK, fiWASI-IINGTON STREET.
MasOn, Quart..............T..‘.i.50¢ do:
Pint 45¢
Lightning, Qt....................$l.IO
I’tooeeoeoonseseeeoenslI
Very
STREET!
IIORWALK. cons.
When You Want for the '
.lllagon
you are 11111111111111 the times. You must
know that you can't get the same that
you could at our market. Think of our
offer for one week! 1'1 lbs of the best
corned beef and one large cabbage for
:.."111;g1111d lnu1l11:hops for I "l ._.1 per lb;
leg of mutton, 1111111111: i'11r111uart111 mut-
ton, .111 per lb;g1'11.en Corn. 11111.1 (1117,1111;
sweet potatoes. 2011 :1 111-11k : 11111111101111. 2
quarts for 111.. This is 3 11111 \v-u k to make
up with as u but you have lost by trud-
ing with others.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
. 111111111 5. arses. Prop.
JACKSON’ 8 PH°
Are an d for beauty
of style an finish. . . . . .
“E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
53 WALL STREET.
An Active “'oman.
Mrs. Marian Adele. Longfellow
(l'l)011.ogim1-. :111i111'1-11i' Henry W. Long-
l'1llow, is \v1li known in Washingiuniw
a le‘ll'l)’ woman. a writer and 11 din-1'1-
111' of tho Wanlllllllilili Choral society
and 1's actiw in 1-h1l1Iii'I1. She lsagn'al-
granddaughter of General I’11IL-g Wads- »
worth, of Revolutionary tame, a direct
descendant of John Alden and Priscilla
Mullins and film of Governor Iiroa1l«
sin-111, 111111 of the early colonial gov-
ernors of Massachusetts. Ill-r 11111-11111,
written .11'111' the names of Marion
Longfellow and Marian Lester. l1av1111t-
tracted llill'lllitln.
511k l‘l'llsu.
Silk waist-1 are quite plainly 111111111—
11 little tulip-11.11 in the 111id1ll11of the '
trout and that in [I111 back shim-d bot l1 .
at shoulders and waist and full bishop
sleeves with narrow rails. (in some
straps oi the 111:1t1'rial. stifl'cin-d and.
lined with 111-111' with, 11111111'fro1utl111
shoulder 111-11111111 tin-waist. ()111-111'111-1.
ornunu-ntai buttons are 111T1. 1111 11:11111
strap. 11r1l11'_v 111'11 edged with ham 1w 1'11:
or with 111111 111 lworowsof white. 111-11.1111
c11l11r1-1l11r black 1111‘11. U11 91111111 satin
1111111111 2 1,, 1111-I11111 wide forum the strap,
ending 111 11f-1lli1ow on the shoulder...
Womaukind.
.‘Irs. Flown" Urey.
Mrs. I1'l11r1~111'11li1'1-,v, who 1~11i1~voii11g
I111rlliolotl11~ propagation of lln- clue-'11
mlucalionai theory. 111 111111-111pl1y111111a11
andwritrr of1111111111l11ral1l1-r11111111- 111 E11-
ro1111. Slo' \v.1~ t111'11111n1' 1i1n1' MMN'Iulrd
in Paris \vdh Mow. Adam i111-1I11111g a
11111l:1ph}'~111'11l 111:11111111111, T1111 Light 11!
Paris. h’hv 111 111.111 11 regular contributor
to the Hugh-Io r1 1'111-11'1.
‘vliu Maud (inane. ,
M1111 SL111 112111111, who has Harlin-ll!
esp-111111 1l ll: Iii-111'.111-~-.g1'1-w 1111111113111
I111:1111}'11f 111 I11~l1 1'11-11 1.11:1! 11111112t at
Iloblio. lb 1' 11111-11111 111 (lo-consent Int
people l1111'11'g low-11 111111111111I 111111 devoted
Inn-self I11 :111 and soul. 111 “1111! iooal-
Isin," and 1111- I111! Im'lori-I 111111111111I11~11
1n 11~11l lo- '11 i 'lmII‘ of tho work she has
11111l1-1'111l.«-11.
1.111.111.1111; III; Manse.
If your l.11llllll'.|l~l 11111-11 1111i. iron the
sh 111-1 11 of your shirt waist to suit you,
some 11 that 11h“ 11111 improve tin-m by
plat-1111.1 the 111111 on the inside and iron-
11111 111.111. :iloou'illl'r in that way. You
will i1: .11rp1-1s111l at line 1IIIY1'1r1-nr1-Inap-
pearaiu-v of 11111 111-oven ironed 111111 from
”win-11in 111111 the min-111111111 thoout-
little.
The “I‘M in lire-1|.
.141 m-lary .‘Inrmo advertimi for lvm
11111111 «mutants. Thirty 1111111111Ir11-111] the
examination-1together with 1-1 uninvited
1111111111111. The 3011111111 failed, and the it
ammo” paw-d. Two women worn given
the plan1 1' "l'hclc' '1 monou' s tights for
’11“... 11111 right to 11ml. “(With it Hill".
Tommy 1inquiringly1—411111111111. is
11.1.- 11311113! in this bottle?
Msnimnw Mercy. on That's 1111111.
'i'onmiy ~11onolialanllyiw That 11 why
imla lam resulted totally. ml 11111111 to you, 11111.
I can t get my 11111111!
TOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced I
a u
NONWALK, CONN
TO LET I
IN THE
Lincoln Storage Building
lust erected I1v the.
NELSON TAYLOR ESTATE
,4/[45 ~(—rn/’ :24- Ck.
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11.1l1.lhr 1 ~1111i1l11-111 \\11«i1111.:lvo
«ll'1111'11'111'hlllw1(111llnil11-1l1 11:11-lI1
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1~.-1.1111~llil111l mill idoln gI.1-~ 1All u 1 '1.
1l~1w~11n1|1111..l111l-1-I11-11 uli- ~l- 1. ~ 11
’ “llW'Il11u1lllll 2H3. 1 ll -11 11.11'
lilul lnr Hun-1'. “ll“IUNII“ 111' 11'I11.I~l111"1‘-
11 nlintm. or liu'il iounoi'o-lunon. l'nu'el'
1111111411illnlutuolm11«aiiduvion‘Ion-11w
limo: .1111111. on Monoibunt plow. M1111".-
1:11.14-111111'Im-hil'to-vl~111I~1ll1111w11lililltnzi
it'd-4.1111: by the \1111' lurk ‘11111I .\111\1'11llt
I‘ll-1111.111 \illl i111 lib". 1I111'I
I"111 i-1l’il.‘
HI1llIl‘W-1lI-ll1'1
M1'.1111l-1111Il11111.
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all-Win
TAVLOR £1 GOLDEN,
H Washing“ 11 5111111. i411. N1 l\\illl1.
R.U.READY
WE ARE
We are now readyl11t11l1111‘oorordersi'ol'
r1111lating11u1l1loit 1mm~ rapidly. better
an1lci1ou1s1t than any plating establish-
mwd in the muolry.
'i’aldmvuro that is of 1111 possible 11~11
1111111111111] and it has the appeal-1.1111111 of
new u1suls,zil|1llli1' 11ri1'11 is just about
”111-ditto as You-b 1111 you run buy New
1111111111 for. m 1i you bored boiler i'li'ticl".
For an exam 1111: We first 11111111 the article
in copper. then a heavy "out of nickel.
then three coats of silver, all 1l-11r'111it111l
by eleclrlchy.
Are you going to bare yours done:
vacuum .11 111111. tom-1111.411, 61.11.11.
Ill Walt-r strut-i. l-Zc 111th Nunvalk.
Shorty Sherwood. Ilsttorl
lkmploss portion of It. Gunner-H's
11111". corner of Wall and “11m W11.
waolh. the" and are the lain-1d
styles In Hols. Coos. oto. a so is
01111111111111. From This Timoi ‘
0011310011 BRO
Great
Preparatory
Sale I
We are making preparations to receive our
full and winter stock, but before it comes in
we must dispose of a great many goods.
To stimulate buying we have made many re-
ductions in the various departments. Staple
goods, such as you are in need of every day.
You've heard about that “nimble six-pensc,’,'
ctc. That's. our case exactly. We g1vc you
a few samples of what we are offering:
$12.00 men‘s suits, now . $8.50
' 8.CO 11 11 11 6 so
A few of those small sized coats and ' I
vests at 2.50 '
$13 and $5 trousers, now 2.00
CHILDREN’S SCHOOL
SUITS.
$4.50 school suits. reduced to $3.00
4.50 .1 11 ' .1 t; 2.75
3.00 “ “ " " 2.00
1.25 and 1.00 negligcc shirts reduced to 75c
COME AND ASK TO SEE THE BARGAINS.
Comstock -rothers,
I4 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connecticut.
South Norwalk,
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Mgr.
Comstock Bros, Masonic
Bldg, 11' orwalk.
Miss Baird’s
._- _ T... .___ ,__...
Institute. -.-
NORWALK, CONN. R. H-
. 25th Year. Pl " l
lfth151.1ri11h'1;'1rv.11.lk. 8's 8 I
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
l‘rimmy, intern e1li11t11.:11.~.1l1u1.ic and ML DRUGG'ST.
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