an Ladies Wailflo in Won“ Nor
corned 8 JBrocadaa
and puma .ma
15c to 35¢ a yd
"E K Banks,
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ‘
SOUTH NORWALK. ’
..-“. ...... 3: 4.- ..--.. .5:—
lttcaiiuts hits.
WEATHER FORECAST.
“, r a ' at“... .
Nr Nmolk and vicinity:
gltt ind Weduoaliay. A otttttr
at to control this moral near Okla-
homa in producing some c oudy weath-
or with low shatters in the booth-
' sectioiw Pleasant weather
pIcv ails cast of the Mississippi River
Floats were reported "its far south as
Augusta Ga. Conditions favor for this
vicinity pleasant weather and no de-
cided change in tho temperture.
ir to-
RJdItnfliicox hasrcsigned his position
at Mra. Sarah Lsrrlgan's cafe, in Rail
road avenue. 4 .
lira- Timothy Foley, of Qulnurd ave
nue‘yi‘s entertaining airs James Foils
of Emmett. Michigan.
A meeting of the South Norwallt Fire
Police will he held tonight at. the head
Quarters in the Library Building”,
The No Name Whlst Club will be en-
tertained by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ii.
For, 11:: West street, tomorrow night.
time. B. E. Donaldson and family
spcnmlioly Week at their summer
home, The Oaks, at Belle island.
-A regular meeting'ot Putnam Hose
Company was held last night, at which
time ohe application for membership
was rectified.
“.0mcer Frank R Raymond's three
children are ill with diphtheria and
the house at 35 Raymond street, has
been quarantined.
Miss Stella Seymour will give a Bi
hie reading tomorrow afternoon at the
1WD. A -,rnectlng at the Norwalk Cou-
gtegational Church.
, The Pine Lodge Whlst Club is being
entertained this afternoon by Mrs. it‘.
3!." John Lockwood at her home in
East avenue, Norwulk.
Cookenoe l O R. M. of Noraslk in
making arrangements to hold a sorta
hie in Lockwood's Hall on April lath.
one week from Friday night.
H. Joel Lowndes'returned' to New
York, yesterday, after a visit with his
parents, Captain and .Mrs. Theodore
Lowndes, South Main streets
The Travel .Club, of Norwallt Con-
gregatlonal Church will hold a meet-
ing this evening with the pastor, Rev.
.D. Egbert, at the parsonage.
Dudley Ely Raymond, of Exeter Col-
lege, New. Hampshire is spending the.
Easter Vacation with his mother, Mrs
Dudlene E. Raymond, West avenue.
Mi iIIay Hanlon. has returned to'
her omc in New Haven utter having
been
Marguerite Tammany,.
street, fora few days.
' The engagement has been announced
of Colonel Melon F. Barnes. of Water-
bury, and Min. ldn Briggs, niece of
Mrs. Bradstreet wife of Judge A P.
Bradstreet, .of Thomalton.
Alfred Honklns, the railroad postal
clerk. who has been on a run from New
Hay on to New London for the past two
weeks, spent Easter at his home in
Norwalk. x
' Mr. and Mrs. J.“ H.‘ Gilmore are get-
ting their summer home on Hoyt's ls-
laud, in Village Creek. in readiness for
occupancy as soon as the weather war-
rants. At present Mr. Gilmore is with
the Amelia Binghnm Company, in St.
Louis.
‘Edwin Brush “of Bay-view at cutie
placed his launch Gloria in the water
on Good Friday and has her in shape
now to take a spin down the river. The
launch has been hauled out under the
railroad bridge near Water street all
the winter ~
A cht Variety of oranges, the Flat-
lda navel has made its appearance
this city; in say that prcViousiy
all their navel oyitnges ha‘ Olin me from
California and that the l- o navel!
of Monme
to be found in the market at the prea~'
out time are the first to be brought
here from thatéirart of the counm *
kW
ram: ~0in pitamr FOR 75s.:
to 81. 00 with Detoe's Gloss Carriage
0
Paint. It weighs 3 to 8 on. Wig?”
canal to new wor Sol:
till! hillUIilth ilflim Edi!!!
Wand E.
sheila “gloss,
if
mg? .
by a” M,
E ‘ll-_l'hIm-
fico ‘
the guest of her cousin, Miss ,
‘ thedhilafid‘odh- ...... ~ ... mot-- «
hit. in. r”;
Right hung in ,the store when it
Will bctof inter-cut and benefit to
every wom'an—not in Wall Street
where only the speculators profit;
or lose Nobody will, lose to this
flurry. nobody that you or we
care about. You will malt“ Ii
splendid profit. the store will
make at small one, the hiilloman
may lose a little. but that is part
of the business. And a mill-man
is willing to less a little to clean
up stocks : it is worth money to
"ihlm to begin with a clean stack-
lshcct.
' Fancy gingham nearly all in
tusttiul sttipcd pitttt'rrrs. worth
too )(i— ' 674C.
Seersucker fiinghams. attractive
of pattern am of ktrowrr tlurabii
ity, worth 12}'2C yd.-—- 9%c.
Linen-finish madras. - handsome
oi finish illiti'lll good patterns,
worth 15c. yd.—-— gl/ac.
Percale. it itfll yard wide in
light color- cilccts and in patterns
specially fitted for slrirt-uaist
suits, north 125/3 to 15c. y.d—--
xoc.
Softtfiuishtcanibric in pleasing
combination of color and pattern.
36irtcltcs wide, \vortlr 15c. and toe
vd.—— - rayzc.
All-wool chaliis. soft and fine
of texture. rich colors and taste-
t'ul patients including dots and
small? figures; Persian effects as
“\N‘“ 'lrs- white grounds and blue,
north 50c yd -—— , . 35c.
Madras, much variety of pat-
torn and color, watt ctr not printed,
‘32 inches wide,- worth 25c vd. -
' 12%c.
French pcrcaic and printed
mudrtts, small-figured and pretty
siript'ti pattern; black. white and
colors, worth 25c. and 29c. yd. —
19c.
Mcrccrised oxfords and chev-
iota. \tl‘) lustrous of finish, good
patterns fer waist or for shirt»
waist suits. Worth 25c. '10 50c.
yd.—- 19c.
Snowflake voile. an imported
cotton suiting in rich. soft colors.
sprinkled with snowflake dots:
chatrtpagnc. blue. green. rose,
pink or gray; worth 19c. yd.»—
x5e.
‘rus HowLauo
nay Goons co.
narnosroar.
s
Court Mahackemo Foresters of Am-
erlca meets topighl.
The annual meeting of (trace Church
will be held this evening ‘
A meeting of thori‘aluters' Union:
will be held tomorrow night.
Mists Florence Cutb'lll has entered
Sartain' to Business College for a course
of study.
John Oltlenschiager has closed his
Washington street cigar manufacton
for a week.
P. C. Lounsbtrry Lodge. New Eng.
land Order of Protection, will hold a
meeting tonight ,
I Mr. and Mrs. Edward' Sanford, of
Norwhlk were Sunday guests at the
home of Theodore Smford State
str,cet Westport.
Howard C. Miller, of Bridgeport
has purchased the Clover Farm Cream-
ery, in Retitliug, of John B. Sanford.
Mr, Miller's brother. Edward J. Miller
will be the. manager of the business.
Miss Bollo W. Roe and Miss Lillian
Flanagan, of the B."i‘. Babbitt Soup
Compan "s ofllce. New York, spent Eas-
ter Sun y. with Merlot! thirst Charles
Soiker. of North Main street.
The float of The Norwslk munch
Club was placed in position yesterday,
and two members have their vessels
tied up to it. They are Sonic and
Young's Partners and Edward Bmah's
Gloria.
The April meeting of the Women‘s
Missionary association of the South
J
b‘s ‘heid at 3230' oclock tomorrow af-
ternoon at the church. when Mrs. Send-
dcr, a missionary from Japan. will ad
dress the association, wearing the cos-
tume of Japan. A social hour will fol-
low the meeting.
liatn‘s what A
‘-_-n
. asoAt. hump ultra And no
on throney‘oursail, «to miss, tss'ts._
TH: FAMous K. c. Hams. euros
by‘dlteoaly when in thew-0t it
V t ‘
.. ”a ...... Imus-«nlm'
a
Norwaik Congregational Church Vtill '
......
. nus-tugs Ros sass. ,
WINS’I‘ 3 ML. yApri 5. col
alanine uu printer. carpi uy by
the Dowd hit as Campy: it'gs been
missing ftiont his home for Marni days
and no trute of him run b6 found.
short time alto he and his wife IivoAtl
in the Mill Brook district, but Smith
rold his house and .lot and almost at
t-tttblng he possessed, turd intmd to
the center of the town to live tulth rel
tttiyes. I-ie disappeared suddenly last
deh- will his wife is almost prostrat.
H. -..x- ... ~3—
Mr. William Anderson.
of Winnlpauk.
Writes:
Dr. Dick's Medicine 00.,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Dear Slr':—'«At'tcr suffering fourteen
years with rheumatism, i am glad to
add my testimonial to four valuable
add my testimonial to your valuable
and am now convinced that i have at
last found role! in Dr. Dicka' Medicine.
Rekpcctfuliy yours,
\\ at. ANDERSON.
“art it 2'8 1904.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
5m-» -.-..- -,
HOYT' S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6TH.
.108. R.GRI8MER'B
Beautiful Production of
THE GREAT SUCCESS
"SKY FARM”
av sowaao E. KIDDER.
Author of ”A Poor Relation."
A: Played
6 Months in Boston
160 Nights tn N. v. City.
PRICES—25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
have s THEATRE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
The Greatest Play of a Decade,
An American Hobo
By the Author
“A Poor Relation " “Peaceful Valley,"
etc.
A SPLENDI'D TRIUMPH OF
AMERICAN DRAMATIC GENIUS.
Laughter Beyond Possible Paralloli
Thrilling, lnthrsiing, Entirely Navel!
Raplcto with the Molt Unique and Sen
' aatlonal Situational
SPLENDID COMPANY,
GRAND PRESENTATION.
Possessing all the Elements of Popu-
, larlty.
Challenge Band and OrcheItra.
FREE CONCERT, 12 M. and 7 P. M
PRICES-Matinee, 10c and 1')"; Night.
file. 200, we and 50c.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. APRIL 9TH.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
w. E. NANKIVILLE'S
Splendid Production of the
idylllcvauto'ral Drlma
The 'Villitoe Parson
Tile Moat Natural Play of the Age.
‘ Superbly Pro-anted by
A COMPETENT CAST.
Magnificent Scenery
intricate Stag: ‘ .f~i :ta
PRICES-Matinee; 15¢ and 26. .tgitt.
25c, 35c and She.
.FIRST GRAND FAIR
AND anus
To be given under the auspices of the
HI! TTERS' SICK BENEFIT
SOCIETY AND SVECS'
BAND
_ AT M8510 HALL
APRIL 6 to II. INCLUSIVE
Band Concert cacahsgvenlng from 8
Dancing, Vocal Selections and Num~
eroua Other Attractions
Each Evening.
Magic by4Fuli Band and Orchestra.
Grand Door Prizes.
. t
’ ADMISSION - - 15¢.
'Phoneitlu.
'- Je'altlus BrosNaives
and
tflMIsOGK ..Mcxmo
Cantu In Wily?
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
. MWWIGMW
. i-iav‘a no aupa ribr. Catt show them
innovation. .
gargkln“ to Stationery and M;-
will“ magic-General “Ish-
WG‘” . NEWM-
‘-§ ¢. ..w o.
1.,
due ”if“! :-
Iueit Shad.
John I), Rockefeller lllli‘t‘ said, "Arty-
orw can make nruncl': few can ttuvc li.‘
Here in a truth you can htfidiy eon
lrutiiti.
ll illlii udtlod weight minim: from
Rot Itt- feller. It mutt it tut think.
WE MAKE YOUR SAVINGS ..tc-
CURE and give theta earning t-uputlty
by paying '
Four Per Cent
Interest
compounded semi-annually.
.th out: (‘.\N MAKE
l-‘EW ear: SAVE lT.
scout: OF THE FEW.
The $0. Norwalk
MONEY.
Savings Bank.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
GATE 1'0 ”Ell—TH
The Standard of Spring Medicines is
DR. HUMPHRIES' BLOOD
REMEDY.
THE 251 TFUSS PHARMACY
so: you? ‘ -' sets Adah-rs.
8 NO,“ MAIN 57.“, 80. NORWALK.
l
YOU'LL GET
. THE news EARLY.
if we deliv-wr your papers—New
York or local.
1 have the most prompt and
trustworthy grnupvoi ncwsboys. in
the city. and for rapidity, “Mercu-
ry" lsn‘t in it,
Our magazines and periodical
lint, in complete. Orders for spec-
ial publications quickly filled.
M. H. L0 WE
70 Washington Street.
M
w'I'NE'
Specialty Mfg Co.
‘ 7! WATER STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
new AND SECOND-HAND
Electric Motors
FURNISHED. ,msrALLsn AND, as
PAIRED. SATISFACTION cum.
aursan.
~ ——~ \
we HAVE CALLS son SMALL our.
sins PLACES TO RENT on PUR-
cuasc.
WANTED I
Full particulars of your property you
”idiot tritium
74 mgrttrtqron stws. noawaut.‘
NT WELD“!-
arcflggw roar. AU-
to sum. w; it... ti A sm-
PLa or T't-ns‘ wonosarm.
urns can. ALL ANDL
us : as RATE 1 e
um, . .P‘nw-s. m
‘ unner-s 111 111.5 trial today.
. would have it. practiced the "goo goo"
' now the last and by far the most im-
.- and future of the liomol‘inde vs. tilh
. luck; Whl‘
A .w erat
in! mid Zrich.r
noverth lcti's sert'ed if the
alarm of the children's mother and
aunt sent Mme A it. Devannn from
New Canaan to Greenwich in a sum
Saturday evening The tumor came to
New Canaan by way of Sottt ,Nor-
walk it was to the t-ffetl that hlfltth
iltliwootl. the Now (‘artaan mu who
is to be tried today. for alleged abduc-
tion of u a daughter Ev‘olvn. with la-
tent to remove her from Connecticut“)
would attempt bv flute and arms to
remove his children Evelyn alrd Flor-
euen front their mother's care. Mrs.
Bt-llwoud has been living in Orlggs
Att true Oremrwlt It. for actor-hi months
past with it relative Her two dauh
tors are now living there together w lit
nuotittr' child. a son Joseph. There
are three or four men boarders in' the
house The men are art very much in-
tor-testt d in tho thiltlrtn. and When the
rtunor re relied them it was easy to sac
that they would resent any unlawful at-
tempt to take the. tlrlltircn away from
the mother at: nitr. As matters turned
out. the neon slty did not RIWISQ The W
mnr probably grew out of the fact that
i‘iOii\\00ti ltft South Norwalk for
Greenwich. early butttr'dtty evening. to
rue-t a ‘man who is to appear as a
lie did not
appear in the vitirilty of the Grlggs
avenue residence. if he did, litt- in
mates saw nothing of him. '
Attorney iolm .l. Walsh. of Norwalk
mouse! for lit liu‘ood. said:
'My client actor had any intehtlon
01' taking his daughter out of the.
State. iltr proposed to exhaust every
effort to get custody of his children.
There is much to this case that re-
mains unsald. Everything will be you
tllalcd when the proper time comes."
A THOUSAND DOLLAR' s WORTH
.. . . .OF.BOOD. .
"i have been amt-ted with kidney anti
bladder trouble for years, passingp
stow-ti _on dwuflh with», ”crankshaft
p:,tin " says Thug“; a well
known coal operator of lulfulo,0 0.
got no relief from medicine until I be-
gun taking Folc:.' a Kidney Cute, thou
the result was surprising. A few doses
started the brick dust-like substance
and now I have no pain across my kid
trays and i feel like a new man It hat
done me 81, 000 north of good." Foley :5
Kidney Cure will cure every form of
kidney or bladder disease. Sold at
i‘iaisted 5 drug store ‘
SELEDTMEN 1.085.:
Motion to Erase Fairfiold‘Prochadlnga
From Dooket Denied by Judge Elmer.
Judge Elmer in the civil superior
court yesterday denied the motion of
tho seioatareu of Patrtlold to have the
mandamus proceedings erased from
tho decket. The motion was ,madeon
the ground that the writ was not is-
sued hy.the order of any court nor
subscribed to by a court officer. but
by one William listlhelton. The judge
decided that the writ was mandatory.“
Tho Fairfleld selet-tmcn then made a
motion to thrash the proceedings on
several grounds, the principai'one of
which was that the writ was not siguc
by the states attorney for i‘airilei
county. that the. office of special state' a
attornpy did itot exist in the county
and that even if it did. undo the law,
the wr: t must be signed by t c diatc a
attorney. To be of any value the writ
must be technically correct, uccbrdiug
to Judge Elmore 5 Banks. who appear-
ed for. the selectrncn The other rea-
sons were that there has no year men-
tioned to tho Vt'rtt, that there was no
office of tax collector in Faiifleld, that
the writ was not signed by a court offl-
csr. etc.
With the permission of Judge Elmer
the words collector of lasers." were
substituted for' tax collector." The
question relative to the name of the
state's attorney being necessary was
'cousldered by the judge to have some
weight. and he took the case under ad’-
\ Isomcnt. The proceedings will now go
on the docket and will be‘passcd upon
by Judge Roraback.
PIRATING FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TAR.
Pole, & Co.. Chicago. originated
Honey and 'l‘ar as a throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Riley 3 Honey
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley 3 Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute of-
feretl as no other preparation will give
the same satisfaction It is mildly lax.
utive it contains no 'opiiiles and i8
safest for children and delicate per-
sons. Sold at Plalsted‘ 5 drug store. “
"th HUCKLEBERRY PIE AGAIN.
No. The Sentinel’ s file editor doesn‘t
feel court In the mouth botanic, the
pie-eating editor of the Ridgstielll
Press remand to talk on iiuckle err)
.vs. Mince i’lg. No. far from it! one
,doesnt enter into our composition:
that we cano o_t help but feel like a
woman who 5 lost her book olttad-
lug salmon in a crowded trolley car.
when we thing of the sweet thing's
the i’mss‘s editor miles of editorially
-i. a, the art of escalation. as he
language as he would speak it. and
{instant saying of all, i'. o past preaedt
Prosss editor is in
other editors are growing
gray and bankrupt trying. to set forth
the evils of Hearst. Dorrie, Scully. etc.
and». the indescribable too 91 the di-
vorce court. ihe Utah senators. and the
trading stamp headaches ; ,deluaions
and illusions of «room %“political and
ethos“ editor
Machine 1 lo
, here.
all at ' “It"
§‘- tr. .* 9
h
v mum-8‘ “his;
' it
and:
'TWI‘
Item. 4
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
EASTER AND ”S OPPORTUNITIES
i; ‘ ‘The atmosphere WI“! perltatios the whole cacao the cloak :f
r 90 a your Eaator out t as W“ W 0
II lilting cdi-oif diggflhmc many litres of the new season“: march“.
tlirw. You' II had eter’y item right. You'll find price-wear Afivtesam‘i
r
and courtesy and prompt sttontton, in a word you 'll find this store
at all points for the official opening of spring business. 14“...
woman's stLK AND
WASH WAISTI
The new seasons first showing of
these in certainly flue and the prices
ar very modest.
iadle's white lawn shirt waists. geo shirts in plaid a'itti plat
tuckel blouse fronts, large bishop outs. Acompiete alaortmnt .5,
sleeves ti. season's choicest fancy ll ',
hadloa' white lawn shirt waists, stripe designs, also piitin
trimmed with heavy embroidery and sites e,50 c.
faceted large bishop sleeves, tucked Men's finest quality MIN“
cuffs, II. fig cheviot shirts in stripes, choc“).
Ltitliea’ hitc lawn “shirt. waists with plain white, all sizes, 31. ..
\ai, lacec ”fronts and lace collar and Men's fan'cy hose. extra one
cuffs, $16 in Inbred rcys and s‘t'r’i eAs’ at
THE EAST!“ SALE SPECIAL INTS FOR!
0? KID GLOVES - NOT CLAISIPIEDA ,
The kid glove Importations are all You ll find profitable reading
In, Qualities right colors right, size The buying you will likewise
range complete and tprlcoa as usual profitable“ Every item noted
absolutely fair and jus the bequest '
Ladlr-s', Hialop kid gloves in modes,
ttltitl. bros/rut, greys, white also black.
Every pair warranted Price 31 pair.
Ladies? onto jfine quality Foster
lacing kitl gloves, in black, tans,
browns and greys. Etory pair war
wanted, at 3,1. 25 pair.
Ladics' liilc Jottvt'n kid
the leading spring shades.
in.
L‘l
sroya and blacks, at 00c -
Tito 2-inch lh't Itch squid-b
band tics all co ors, including,
new champagne, at 6001'
Our new spring line of mei'l
,/
Women's collars anti cud colt,
lacs hematitched and embroltl
linen from 19c 10 Site.
Top collars in lace, Persian a
broldered effects from We up“
Full line of wash soft limit!
plain white and figured moduli
lace. from 19c to idle.
Firii assortment of lace collar , _
gloves in all
Every pair
warranted, at “.59 pair. 59c up.
, .Ladlcts' -hcaty. walking gloves in Liberty silk neck ruffs from
tons and browns, at $1,311.15 and $1. 50 to $3 50.
pair. Fvery pair warranted Ladics' girdles and crushed
Ladies' white washable kid gloves' with or without featherhgno logic
2 clasp. Every pair warranted, at peau tle‘ sole and taffeta “silk a
$2.19 pair. .. 59c and 69c. '> 4th“
Lien nfltfi' fine dress kid loves, all Fancy striped satin ribbon ”slim
sharing, all sizes at $1 and 1.. ”5. gut-n, light blue, pink and in
6 inches wide suitable for fancy
wear, 29c yard.
('vents' Mocha gloves, browns and
“,nns all sizes, at $1. 50 pair. N
THE EASTER SALE Fine satin ribbon 5 inches with .,
OF MEN'S WEAR ‘ lace stripe and flowered, in M
Easter has its dress demands for,tiuts at 39c yard. ,.
men as well as women. What maul, Ladies' gauze Hale and hath! '
of taste is there but likes to prink up ‘ broidcr'ed cotton hose 25c pair:
a bit for Easter Sunday? The prink- indlos' fancy llsle hose, all music} ,
tag can be done with great economy boot style, in tan, black and blue. “Ems
pair.
Ladios' extra line embroidered
lace edge handkerchiefs. 15c. each
for
\icn's four-in hand took and bow.
tics in all the leading colors, in fig.
urea and stripes at 25c. l Ladiss' linen fancy hematitchOd
Men’s four in hand took, and Ascot lace edge. also embroidered : ,
acarfs, in all the new colors also in handkerchiefa. at 25c .
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwaik. Conn.
S S. TILLOTSON.
86 Wuhlngton street.
RADIANT NEW mummy. _Exct, uslvs Dario "
AOENTS FOR BANNER “PATTERNS.
FAT OATS
OUR OATS are SELECTED WES TERNS, and they will make yourh
feel like a coil, and pull like a locomotite.
For hard work and endurance feed our genuine
FAT OATS”
Feed the horse with Oats that's fat,
And you‘ll have a beast that will c’er stand pat!
Raymond Bros
137 WASHINGTON 31"
Shoes that are toughen
and girls. Cannot be beat for fit and the
fort. Price .
$1. 25
The Little Indian Shoe for misseSit, r -
childréu is: ballet than has been sold , .
fore lot tlré price
(Ilse Shoe
Clearing Salem-Prices Cal in ..
-- .. ft;-
Eat a stock of Fall and winter goods must be laid regardless at,
or cost, main room for the coming spring season. The entire - - '
of this season: goods and consists of ladies' Clocks. Sultan {he
dren' s ‘Jackcta. Infants long And lhbrt Coats, and a full 'Ind (563”
unnnér’y. It will also no to your advantage to come [it’d new
we are alarm in the Fur line. of this season' I goody,
The Fair Clock and For
"moron crust. .. _
Cpl]: ..
The school that educates for Wilson and places its grad
‘ positions. . ..t‘
_ ‘ EASTER mid Emma NpNDAY. APRIL ms.
#44, v , Mule: 19? balance of the term.
rostrtorzs ouaaarvrm To“ construct) cdonss
Day and Night School. '
rocks. for be,
(
i
seminar am: us
8091‘]! NOBWJLK, CONN
2’
masts? .= .
Norwalk Chronicler