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Gathered hr Sentinel Reporters.
Tide me for 0.1.1...
October tides at Wilson Point. Conn,
compiled from U. 5. Coast Survey ta-
bles:
Above Above or
LW. below L.W.
Date H. T. Mark. ‘L. T. Mark.
20. 11.5mm. 1.711. 5.3mm. —-0.7ft.
8.18pm. —l.2ft.
21. 12.15s.m. 1.8ft. 6.25am. -—0.5ft.
12.29pm. 8.6ft. 7.05p.m. —i.0ft.
22. lZ.58a.111. 7.3ft. 7. .m. -—0.2ft.
1.10pm. 8.0ft. . p.m. —0.6ft.
23. 124411. m. 7.0". 8.038.n1. ..0.2ft.
1.69pm. 7.5ft. 8.43pm. -—0.2ft.
24. . 2.32am. 6.7ft 8.56am. ..0.5ft.
2.49pm. 7.0ft. 9.33p.m. ..0.2ft.
25.. 3.27am. 6.4ft. 9.54am. ..0.8ft.
3L42p.m. 6.5ft.10.26p.m. ..0.6ft.
20. 4.29am. can. 105511.111. ..1.0ft.
4.44pm. 6.1ft. ll.20p.m. ..0.8ft.
27 5.34am. 0.1ft.11.55a.m. ..l.ltt.
5.52pm. 5.9ft.
28. 6.32am. 6.3ft.12.13a.m. ..0.tift.
0.50pm. 5.9ft. 12.52pm. ..l.0ft.
29. 7.19am. 6.5ft.12.59a.m. ..0.8ft.
7.39pm. 6.1ft. 1.40pm. ..0.8ft.
80. 8.00am. 6.8ft. 1.43am. ..0.7ft.
8.19pm. 6.3". 2.19pm. ..0.6ft.
81. . 8.35am. "Lift. 2.18am. ..0.6ft.
8.54pm. Mft. 2.56pm. ..0.3ft.
RANGE OF TIDES.
Spring, 8.4 ft.; sv., 7.2 ft.; neap, 5.9 ft.
..signifles plus; — signifies minus.
Notice to Advertisers;
Sentinel advertisers, who derirc
change of advertisement must. havr
the copy for the change in the office by
"2 o'clock. p. m.. on the day before the
changed advertisement will appear.
WEATHER NOTES.
High barometric .priaisurer central
over the. lake region. with low .arcai
control on the North Atlantic coast
and the extreme northwest. 'l‘cmpcrn-
tures fell about ten degrees in the
northeast sections and rose, about thi
same in the northwest. Light. scat-
tered showers were reported from
lake region, New England and South
Atlantic coast.
'orecast‘~h‘air tonight and Satur-
day; continued cool.
~Chii~kens and Fowls. lfliac. at
Haycs' Market.
James Fo'ster has secured a positi 1.
with the South Norwalk l‘ublic Margie
ct, of South Main street.
"We. sell grain at the lowest living
profit." rays Manuel T. Hatch. "but
our prlccs are all right." Buy oats
that's clean.
«Spring Chickens, Pei/3o. 6 Water
Street.
Mrs. W. A. Tolles and sons Erving
and Clifton, of Union Park, arrived
home yesterday from a four months
visit In Glcns Falls. N. Y.
-—Dlne at Lane‘s after the show. to-
morrow night.
C. W. Blakesley 8; Son. of New Ha-
ven. are in town today. ready to begin
Work on the North Water street. South
Norwalk block paving contract.
——Fancy Apple Quincea. 40c pk. F.
D. Lawton & Co.
Houston. of Bridgeport. is carrying
this fall a fine line of stilts and sea-
arate skirts. Alterations are made by
competent fitters without charge.
-—Turkcys. 1412. 6 Water street.
Mr. and him. R. .l. Comstock. of Han-
ford Place.are rejoicing over the arrival
of a fourteen-pound baby girl. who
made her appearance ruesday morn—
ing.
—Dnn't miss an opportunity. Our
Red Tickct Sale. 19 and 234-, prevalk
at M. S. Smith & t.‘o.'s.
William P. Roadie. of High street.
South Norwalk. is attending the Na-
tional Export Exposition in Ph l‘dvl-
phla. in the interest of the Reading:
Hardware Company. with which hc i.-i
connected.
—Lnte:-t style lhinl'ip. O'llricn's.
William Abcndroth. who is in the
medical department of the l'nlteii
States army. has gone south with a di-
vision and a letter ls daily cum-ted
from him announcing his arrival at
Porto Rico.
-Try Hunt & Zeluff‘s horse. radish.
their own grinding.
Charien N. Wood. Frank hicrr'll.
Samuel Lynne and James Sutherland
went to New York yesterday to see the
yacht race. After the rcarc they sail-
‘ «I up the Hudsnn. where thry met the
yncht Marguerite. which has on board
a Norwslk party. and will make the
veneers trip with them. ‘
.m T ,
yeehtrsees yesterday.
The Catholic Club will hold a smok-
er. Tuesday evening. October :6.
—-Delicious Pure Candy. lane.
Iir. and lire. N. E. Peck. of Norwalk,
enjoyed a fishing trip. yesterday.
Senator and hire. John R. Ferris are
witnessing the yacht race today.
—i.amb Fries and Mill~Pond Oys-
ters and Eecallops. at imperial Cafe.
J. A. Richardson. of Chestnut street.
is spending the day in Bridgeport.
John Muivey, of Cedar street. is hbis
to be about again after a long illness.
.—-———
-—Fresh Pork and Sausage. 10c lb..
at Hayes’ Market.
Everett Ostorbanks has resumed his
studies at the Philadelphia Dental Col-
lege.
George Shellhoori ~has returned to
Norwaik from a trip to The Adiron-
decks.
-Sorosis Shoes, the new shoe for
women. Glover's. sole agency.
Miss Gusste Redford or Nor-walk. was
the guest of Miss Alice Pooley, in Dar-
ien. Sunday.
The Friday Afternoon Club is meet—
ing today with Mrs. Edgar H. Fox.
112 West street.
—-Steam Carpet Cleaning st Luther
M. Wright's.
Cito Hatch. of East avenue. has pur‘
chased an English setter from W. F.
Whitlock. of Norwalk.
The case against Frank Mcfiuirk for
intoxication has been trolled in thi-
Norwalk Town Court. '
~2l00 different articles for kitchen
furnishings to be sold for 19 and 231’.
at M. S. Smith & Co.'s. during their it
days' sale.
Mrs. Mary E. Merriam. widow oi
George W. Merriam. is critically ill at
the Norwalk Hospital.
i’rof. A. S. Gibson. gave an organ re<
cital at Green Farms Congregational
Church. Wednesday evening.
~Fancy Apple Quinces, 40c pk. F.
D. Lawton & Co.
William Lauder. of West street. will
finish playing ball with the Philadel-
phias for the season. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip in. Smith. of
llayvlow avenue, have returned home
from a ten days' visit in Ridgelicld.
~13 lbs. Fresh l’ork. 81.00. 6 Water
Street.
A clothes line on the premises of
Mrs. Sarah ll. Webirer. or i'nlnn place.
was robbed one evening this week.
Mrs. Frank Raymond. of ii? Wash
ington street. has returned home from
a two wecks' visit. in Boston. Mass.
oMrs. Ann Hines. widow of the lat4
John lilacs. deslrrs to thank the Met-
ropolitan Life insurance Company and
its agents for the prompt payment or
her death claim. .
Alden Solmans. state game commis—
sioner. left South Norwaik. yesterday.
fora hunting trip In New Hampshire.
A Housekeepers' Tea will be held at
the Central Club. Saturday afternoon,
with Miss K. Olive. Hutchinson as host-
s.
Legs of Spring Lamb. 12c lb., at
If yes‘ .vlarket.
Company F.'s basket-ball team will
g ,to Mt. Vernon this evening to play
the team of the Westchester County
Wheelmen.
-—I.ateet style Dunlap. O'Brien‘s.
Miss Hazel Lewis. daughter of Wil-
bur E. Lewis. is to give a. birthday
party at her home in Glenbrook. Sat-
urday afternoon.
Miss Mary Selleck. of Norwalk, was
a guest of Rev. W. J. Slocum. who is
louver: lathe .
A
South Mono-two Nevins-y Good- Itoro. l
of this store info pro-
tect; your ,buvmg in-
THE EARNEST PURPOSE terests, to see that
every item of merchandise bought here bears the stamp
of full value received, 'to~extend‘ to you a cordial wel-
come, to show a proper appreciation of your loyalty and
patronage, to prove to you at every turn that we are
alive to all those little details that stamps a business as
being a helpful factor to its buying community. (Toto-
ber ofiers opportunities for seasonable buying that put-
dent folk hereabout will be quick to see, equally quick to
take advantage of. '
HERE ARE A FEW OF THEM.
It's Cleek Time New. We'll Talk Tends to you.
This store' is full of cloak enthusl- And we‘re in a position to talk to
earn. Mlli‘h time. "WC" "‘on and some purpose. No better towels chr
much money hill been spent in gath- left this store at these prices, and
m " oo'ro “ seamen
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momma wear. serve.
The funeral of Theodore Rogers will
belhekid Sunday afternoon at 2:80
do no .
E. M. lockwood is to have a telev
phone placed in his law office in the
Gazette buildlnl.
——-—~
LFro-I1 Hams, 12c. 6 Water street.
1
George Lauder has closed out his
printing plant to Connor. Fendler
Company. type founders.
Samuel A. Main. of James E. Moore
i’ost. Danbury. will inspect Bucking-
ham Post. Wednesday evening.
-—-Now on tap at imperial Cafe All-
sopp’s celebrated Burton Ale; also Old
Stock and Musty Ales.
A delegation from Dsnbury will at-
tend the llnchclor's Club dance in Ar-
ion Hall next week Friday night.
The Norwalk Hibernians will hold
a. special meeting in Knights of Col-
umbus Hall Sunday afternoon. st 3
o'clock.
-Faucy Apple Quint-es. 40c pk. F.
D. Lawton & Co. -
A hearing will be held in the Nor-
walk Probate Court. October 25. upon
the administration of the estate of
the late John Hines.
EDWARWTR‘ :2
Wants everyone to attend his Great Closing y , l ' ‘
of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Fancy . '
We are going to close out this stock atom
prices marked on the stock are so lowwe are .. "
cd you will appreciate the fact. Remember, all. ,
of Dry Goods, at wholesale, are considerably
This makes the sale still more important to. “
Earliest customers have the best selections. 7
Tillotson & Mi
BUSY AS BEES...
The tide of good MILLINERY buying is coming our way with "
creasing force. Never were we so active. Delighted and sou-M
”with?“ their friends is the reason for it. You'll not wonder at it
888 e
here.
ment of outer
being right we
Ladies'
at 34. i9.
Lined. $4.98.
La d les'
:rs inch [thick
ering together this hand
Black Roucle Cape.
Trimmed, Gloria Silk Lined. full sweep.
garments.
Ladies' Black Covert Cloth. Reefer
Jacket, Double Bl‘t‘llflli'il, lilack Satin.
ladies lilack or Tan Melton Cloth
Jacket. DOlllili‘ lireasied, Strap Scams. .
('nl‘ded Silk Lined. at $9.93.
Fur Collerettes—
Very Popular.
You don't pay fancy prices for tum
Just an ordinary every day liv-
ing dry goods profit. that's all.
Stone
Head and tail trimmed. $3.49.
Ladies' Electric Seal Cape Collarette
with long front. tail trimmed. 84.9?1.
Ladles' Electric Seal Shoulder ('illii'.
Deep Collar. Satin Lined. at $5.98.
i'roci’.
Martin (‘ollarcite
To Buy Black Gear's.
If you buy them right. needs confi-
dence. Not so much confidence in one-
uelf as confidence in the
which you make the purchase.
money back on any of these items it
not in every way satisfactory.
36 inch All-wool Black Serge. 25c yd. .
45-inch All—wool Black Storm Serge. j
at 49c yd.
45 inch All-wool Gold Medal Jac-
quard lilack Dress Goods at iiZ'fic yd.
from
It's
store
Wool Crepous. new dc- .
signs. at 98c yd.
Items of Warm Bedding.
Meaning. of course. blankets and com-
Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson V ' . .. '
are the happy parents of a line boy, for-tables. Like the “plug" of a bullet . ”WOW-"5 Exiledlimw Fleece Lined
born last night. Mother and chiio should these values sound to you. i ”osgmHighr'Splitir Heel and toe. Dou-
are doing well. Listen: , 1e . 9. at no r.
l
10-4 White Wool Single Blankets in ' Hair. 131/29 pair.
Blue and Pink. Striped Borders. sect
“fl: White Wool Blankets in Pink. 1 Blue or Gray, regular 25c kind. 17c. 3
or blue borders. special at "Jill/g pair. .
Turkey Rcd Figured Comfortablea.i
at 75c.
Fancy Chintz Calico Comfort-ables.
both sides alike at 81.39.
9 equiv- that's saying a great deal.
e know
we're right in this cloak matter, and am. at 7c.
’re going to go ahead.
Fur
Dr. W. J. Tracey received a telephone
communication from Waterbury. today.
stating that Rev. W. J. Slocum. who Is
ill of typhoid lever. is improving.
26x14 Linen Huck Towels, red hor-
341117 All-linen Huck Towels. Bleach-
;ed or Unbleached at 1289c.
5 45x21 Linen Towel, Red Borders.
:speclal st lfc.
45x21 All-linen Towels Hemmer] or
Fringed. at 19c.
—New Youman Derby. O'Brien's.
District Deputy E. J. Topper. of
Stamford. visited St. John's Lodge, F
and A. M.. last evening. and witnessed
the working of the second degree.
i
I
E The. woman chaser was heard from
[Underwear lime interest You
again at Norwnik. last evening. This
time he was on Mott avenue and had—
A bright crisp morning with glistcn- iy frightened two young women.
ing frost on the fence posts, makes ”——
.one feel like getting Into a suit of nice
warm winter underwear. There's lit-
tle cost in the change if you luiy these
. lots.
Women's Wool Jersey Ribbed Fleece
Lined Shirts and Pants. 49c each.
Women's All-wool Scarlet Shirts and
* l’ante. illic each.
‘ Men's Heavy Fleece Lined Shirts and
drawers igood value at 501» for 39c
each.
Men's Natural Ali-wool Shirts and
Vlirawcrs. Shirts lkuiblc Breasted and
‘ Double Backs. at 98c each.
Children's Extra Heavy Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers. all sizes. 25c each.
Chiidri 11'» Natural Wool Vests and
Pants. >l'/.i' Iii. :itrc; rise of 5c each size
larger.
—Stearn Carpet Cleaning at Luther
M. Wright's.
Frederick B. Malkin, or North ave-
nue. entertained friends at whist. Wed-
nesday night. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Gould Hoyt and Edward Whit-
ock.
Miss G. W. Taylor, of Norwalk. and
Mrs. Clarissa Rates. of South Nor-
walk. of the W. R. (7.. visited the Home
and hospital. in Noroton. Tuesday 11l-
ternoon.
—Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's.
the. Norwalk police. last evening.
charged with intoxication and breach
of the. peace. ills case went over un-'
til tomorrow.
St. Joseph's Total Abstinence. Bene-
fit and Literary Society held a meeting
in the. basement of the church. last
night. and accepted the report of the
committee on by-laws.
A Very Special Stocking Story.
Special in two particulars. first they
. are honest stockings. that means much -ng '9 mg i 3 '0
from a washing and wearing stand- Shods.lt!ilov'crl"(s),n ’ amp.( 3‘ ant ""’ .
point, Second. they're lower priced
than you've been in the habit of pay-
ing for such good hosiery.
The Swurtz dc Corbett blocks in
Washington street are being repaint-
ed by I.. H. Decker. The office of The
Old Well Cigar Company is also being
renovated and repainted.
—- Pork Roast. at iii/gin. 6 Water Ct.
Endeavorers and their friends go-
ing to Broad River tonight will please
take the car leaving Norwalk bridge
at 7:10. as many as can. as the next
car. 7:30, will be crowded.
——l-‘resh Hams. 12c lb.. at
Market.
Hayes'
A number of the friends of George
Wardwell gave him a surprise party at
his borne in Cross street. lax-it even-
ing. There were games and refresh-
ments and a general good time.
i
5 Women's Fast Black Heavy Cotton
Hose. Double Ileel and Toe. 12m pair. ~Attend our 19 and 231' sale from
Oct. 21 to 30. and get one of those
beautiful pictures, size 121124. M. S.
Smith & Co.
Two children of Nelson D. Wash-
burn. formerly of Danbury. were re-
centiy committed to the County Home
in Norwalk. and one of the Washhum
children has been adopted by a Nor—
walk family.
Men's Wool Hose in Gray or Camcl's
Men‘s Extra Heavy Wool Hose in
! pairs for 50c.
Children's Hose. guaranteed last
i black. double heel and toe. 12m.
Children's heavy Cotton Hose. Dou-
;ble Knee. Heel and Toe. l’r’c pair.
—i.eg of Lamb. We, 6 Water Street.
Rethel farmers have become. dis-
ill of typhoid fever. at his home in Wa-
terbury. Wednesday.
—-lee’children Lane's Ice Cream.
The funeral of the late John Beam
ammo
couraged in trying to raise sheep. on
account of the number killed by‘ dogs.
A week ago. a man had one of his
most valuable sheep. that had cost
him about 815. killed by a dog.
114 Washington Stmet,
South N orwalk.
and double-breasted, we
price.
_sold elsewhere for
Fredcrick Bronson was arrested by ,
cut in latest style,
Willis H. Selleck, Up=to=Date Clothicgf'
MACKEREL.
Mackerel this week. selling at 9c each.
The last lot of 5c mackerel are larger
than the first. Try.
of Black Tea.
price.
ey Jumbles. Orange Cake. Spice Nuts.
Dewey Mixed. etc.
and ornamental presents we give to cash cost
punched. Ready for business and solicit your orders.
§ What
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KID GLOVES THE “ EUGEN E "
I. . . . ‘
specially selected skins. All the leading I
Browns. Reds. Black and White. sii
MOCHA. FOSTER LACE and TWO
CLASP. Ever air WARAANTID‘
FITTED. THE PRICE. $1.00. y p ' ‘
We are showing several lines of
hi her rades of KID LOVES whicli
will command your attention. 3 8 G ' ,
AGENT OLD STATEN lSLAND DYE HOUSE.
86 Washington Street, South lorweik. A
“WILLIS—“hf"S’ELLECK. ‘
SPECIALS: '
Men’s all wool black Cheviot Suits, single and
shades in Modes, Tans.
k stitched hacks. Comes in GLADE
86.50.
Men’s blue Peacedale all worsted Suits, extra
value, $9.50.
Men's raw-edge 10
V S l $15011? 3189:1111 we ask is 86.50.
ery pecia .— n a wool black Kerse 0 '
$7 .50; a regular 310 coat. y vercoat,
‘ ~ 50Wall street. Norwalk, Conn. .
Timely fail as to What is Going on at the timid Grocery.
We cleaned house this week. Evc
or dusted. We think cleanliness is healthful and will be appreciated. Come
in a l l '
“entziessook around. “6 court the trade of those people who like order-"and
Our Butter. bargain In quality, 25c lb.
DRIED BEEF.
We are happy to announce that we
shall supply hand-shaved Dried Boot
hereafter. The work will be done by
that veteran expert at the business.
Charles E. Ferris. The beauty of
smoked beef is to have it fresh. The
sooner it is eaten after it Is out the
better the flavor. Contrast the dilut-
encc, fresh vs. that sold In .
Sweet Cider. . 18",. one can see. a box. and
Call attention to the Aluminum Double Boiler as a sample of the auto]
omers. Get a card and have it
d.
r
i
We opened some nice white meated
Have bought more. of that title grade
It is a marvel of excel-
ence and cheapness. Very nice for the
Call attention to stock of Fresh Hon-
LORENZO DIBBLE.
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f Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Type. 3»
, writing, Intermediate and Higher : .
was held last night from the family
residence in Monroe street. Rev. Ger-
ald H. Beard officiated.
'0
—Six years ago the Imperial Crown
Cigar was unknown in South Norwalk.
The winners at the Women's Es-
change whist were Mrs. .l. H. Ferris.
Mrs. W. ll. Smith. Mrs. lra Cole and
Mrs. Joseph Jennings.
——The best cuts of Round Steak. We
"1.: 3 pounds of the best Shoulder
Steak for 25c. special for Friday and
Saturday. at ilayes' Market.
The Pine Ledge Whist Club will be
entertained by Mrs. George W. tram,
at her home in East Wall street. Mon-
day afternoon. October 23.
- Pork Roasts. iii/m. ii Water street.
The basket ball team of Company l-‘
is endeavoring to get the crack team
of the Seventy-First Regiment no op-
en the basket ball season In Norwalk.
-I days' iii and 23c. sale. beginning
Sat. Oct. 2i. Every dep't throughout
the store crowded with bargains for,
l9 and 23c. M. S. Smith & Co.
David W. Fairchiid. a welbknown
rcsldv'lil. of lhinbury. dird yesterday
afternoon at the home of his son. Char-
les 0. Fnlrrhlld. He was reventyotwo
years of age. Heart trouble was the
cause of death.
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We sell grain at the lowest living profit.
Got to malre a little money, and you certain-
ly don't begrudge that little.
her this: All our prices are right.
sell one article below cost and make it up on
something else. I
Brv Oars Tuar's Cures. ’-
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephone connection.
“Walt" “I. In The Sentinel an
loony Cotton. l'ry Mm...
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. 75$“ .lfi’iflww ‘
ii 4 KL 1W
—l'1nbrelias and Canes. O'Brien's.
A combination of values and prices
that forbids successful competition
elsewhere is offered in the Boston
Store‘s new advertisement today. Ev—
erything that is new and popular in
fall goods will be found here in im-
mense variety. ‘
—We make our Candy. Lane.
But remem-
7
We don t Henry Grumman. George Allen and
a party of Norwalk friends enlpyed a
fishing trip yesterday. The fish en-
loyed the corrosion fully as well. with
a free lunch off the hooks. while the
fishermen called them hard names be‘
cause of their audacity.
—chs of Lamb. 12c lh.; forequnr-
ters, 7c. at Hayes' Market.
The heavy rainfall in this vicinity
Tuesday was a source of much satiri-
faction to sportsmen. for the rainfall
was sufficiently heavy to strip the
trees of a large quantity of their re-
maining autumn foliage which will
make hunting better than it has been
Yet this nelson.
—-Pork Roast. Sign. 6 Water Street.
Appreciating the fact that today
is Friday. and fish day at that. Joseph
. Healy and Walter Smith. of the Nor-
walk Street Railway ear barn. decid-
ed to get a day of and go fishing.
They went. but last evening they were
sunlnsloeslnnrkctbuyinglshfor
‘ tomorrow's dinner.
50 South Isis Street. luic Hall Block
IF lllll NNE THINKING 0F PUTTING IN NEATINN
NOW IS THE TIME TO PUT IT IN.
We DefyCompetttlon in this Particular Line.
1101 run HEATING our SPEGllLll.’
\.
Also Steam and Hot Air Heating.
mudwmmmtwngrimmmmm
CLAPHAM St BUTLER.
South lmflhfless:
When trying to read a . Will
these long evenings. mum very
apparent that the even need lone .3.
int help to relieve the sense of “I'll.
and that tired feeling vomiting from
defective vision. We can give the es-
trn help by means of Proper lanes
Properly Adjusted. and it costs M lit.
tle if taken in time. 1' Il-
gram" free and all work m
important matter.
0. B. JACKSON,
cannons omens.
r. S.—Ocullsts' 11mm m
in of Council! 10* III a“
, o!
"airings”. "
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rything in this store has been washed {
Do not neglect this lost
was 1. Jackson. JewelerJI'Wll s1. ‘
wonwaut ‘ '
A .
old be good value at 87:50; our,
p-seam black Kersey 0ve'rcoats.’ ‘ ' l
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5 Can I 5 English Bruches,Languag¢md: :3.
. ‘ the Fine Arts. 'g- _ i
: Learn at . :pecit: classesh in German and: . . .
. . i renc‘ open t is week, day and l
: MOI'i‘lll I evening. Native Teacher. 5 1.
o ,. 7.
o I. A. IElllllll, Prln. ' ' ,
: College? swarmed: *‘
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