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Malia w. styles,
with deep. v46}
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”assume eds-L 6st.66l¢.
copra; somatic.
6 Thorough preparation for Col- ,
logo. Sdcnn'iic School or Busi-
ness. An experienced stall of
teachers gives individual atten-
tion to each boy. An excellent
department. for manager boys.
For catalogue address '
usurpation...“
himi lull lulu
WA Clark was out enjoying a ride
in his auto, yesteiday.
m
—-8traw and Panama Hats. O’Brien.
Thomas E. Gregory of Cranbury.
has about completed his contract of
repairing the roads in the first dis-
trict.
John Butler. who was arrested on
complaint of his wife, will be brought
in court next Monday morning for
t'risi. ,
The Sunday evening service at the
Bridge Rescue Mission will be largely
a musical one. both vocal and instru
mental.
Dr. Jean Dumortier has the founda-
tion completed for his new garage at
the corner of Washington and Frank-
lin streets.
W
Mrs. Bertha Dekens, of South Nor-
weik, has completed her course of
study as a nurse at the Backus Hospi-
O
O'Brien.
-—-Soft and Crush Hats.
‘ “hum——
The annual banquet of the Board of
Fire Underwmers .will be held Mon-
day evening at 6:30 o'clock, at. the
Norwaik Country Club.
Richard Ryan the Franklin avenue
young that). who was recen y injured
at the salts Textile Wri'ks, now able
to be out, but his arm is well bandag- ‘ 5
ed up, and is carried in a sling.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Townsend of
Scranton P9... are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Swarta, in
West avenue Mr. and Mrs. Townsend
were recently married, and are now on
their honeymoon.
e
. Cockenoe Tribe Improved Order oi
Red Men, held a meeting last evening
in its Wigwam in Wall. street, but
nothlg of especial importance- was
put b the chiefs.
moi-d-
The Bridge Rescue Mission will
have a free sup or at their ',hali to
night. at which true the colored sing
lug evangelist Mrs. J. D. Taylor will
sing and give an address All are
welcome.
W
-—-Dr. Dick’s cures Malaria.
Washington Camp. No_ 11, Patriotic
Order of the Sons of Amerlca, will
hold'a regular business meeting on
Tuesday evening; and will elect oili-
cers' and serve refreshments of ice
cream and cake. All members are urg-
ed to‘ attend.
Victor Smith, of Norwaik, returned
home yesterday, after a two weeks'
trip through New York state. lie
spent several days at Tarrytown and
many other places. and then went to
the home of friends in Mount Klsco,
and thence to Norwalk.
+0. 8a K. Hats. O'Brien.
—----—-—r
The Nutmeg Club baseball team
was to have played a game with the
Mystic Chains on the Overlook Mili-
tary grounds this afternoon but the
Mystic Chains did not like the ar-
rangeinents that were made, and con-
nequently backed out of the game.
of the Holmes. Keeier and Sel-
lecitl ‘Oompany, of Wall street Nor-
walk. came to grief, In front of the
Boston Store, Wednesday afternoon.
The wagon was loaded with goods,
and in tempting to cross the trolley
tram e rear wheel caught and was
wrenched so badly that it was practi-
melons. By blow and camfln
the feast ltl'ltnlolcd few feet
. ' ping from the stoic: here the
load one takenxod. .,
‘ 7 All} ultra
At 51.00 and $l.25"‘
Illliiiliillil
66 6 mm
Eyery garment in the store is reduced positively below cost. a we need
money and sip are controlled to sell them at a sacrifice. Collie and be con
. _ Sale' at Beth Stores.
515517 Mon 8t. Stamford
Ire foupd only when
u house‘s the correct
accessories.
-You ~furnish the tub
a'nd water: we have the
rest; mu. spouses.
br'uslles, back scratch-
era, etc.
You might as weH get
, Null”!
0 NORTH MAIHATRIET.
ream-4.
“ J., liigb school The Show hmneataooil.
schedule has gone into elect, and resi-
dents of that place now have in cir
culation a politics tovthe New Haven
road to stop the Pittsfleld express due
here at 4:39 at that station.
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Our stock of Paranoid” to
still have many pretty
fill and elaborate to eve
the true conception of
I’Ilccs suitable to all no
N. E. Ryan 8: (30.,
u was interns pulsar.
MERRILL
ty for Advancement.
looks a... stationary Free.
svaurpno. 9
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For Cabiness and Comfort
JUST RECEIVED FROM FACTORY NEW LINE OF MDWB’,
MISfiES' AND CHIDREN'S ‘
CANVAS FOOTWEAR
LADIEB' OXFOR” AND PUMPS .........................
MISSES' OXFO
FLYNN 8': RYAN,
.90. WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE ass. 5
NOW OPEN mder..§wm t. ..
SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY.
AND crass transom”.
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THE PARIS .
Cloak and
WASH SKlllTfi foresaw. ill 00. at , _
. . SIMS. former price. $6. 00 for
in pink and white.
L ST.
Lillie
AISTS, spgulsr price. $1100”
AIS'IS price
6 inure.
00’
sinned.
_. Reading’s train seryice has been
greatly improved since the summer
araSOls
meal
your
mio' describ
lie exclusive styles is by personal inspection.
wer
iectlon. They are really too beauti-
MONEY INVESTEI) IN A BUSINESS EDUCAT 6
WILL EARN MORE THAN ssvlu68 Milli Mahler.
lt insures a6 good Salary, indepriudehce and Ways the Opportuni-
soum ucswALK,
..........
CHILDREN'S o I: sue .f ......
Especial attention elven to automobile parties.
Commencing Next Monday, June SEREE VAUDEVILLE.
GEORGE XANTHAKY. Manager.
2.1” it
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12.18 Neill the Street. ,
A summer camp for girls is to be es-
Iabiishcd oa Reddiug Ridge by Miss
“.Norlh principal of the MontcinIr N.
‘- which was the original Modding inn.
. will be. occupied- as a dormitory for
the campers, who will be nine in num-
ber.
Daubury is getting into the political
campaign eaily and often, and already
has two candidates on state tickets.
(‘hm lcs T. Peach of that city. is can
didate for governor on the Socialist
ticket, and the Prohibitionists have
nominated Rev E. Z. Ellis pastor of
th Advent church, for representative-
at-lurge.
rapidly thee. warm days, but we
and the only way that you can get
ecu ytonwam.
COLLEGE
H. A. MERRILL. Frill.
PORT OHEOTER.
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............................ 3.60
.................... $1.25
paucmo', soarmc, sumac.
l
\
Suit House
its lawn, grilled
_.' lgtfl',‘
tone up the Sawtoot-
ehavc provided most liberally for your
“matriculation. Coniclnmdsecliiedlsplsy
.hm’fe'
iii scrapes. i .:
South Norwalk. Cons.
“m CANAAN.
Miss Viola Gray of Atlanta, 0a., is
the guest of her cousin, A. J. Gray
Edward if. Wardwali has rented,
the Sears Cottage. Wood street. for
the summer
John Tsmno, the East avenue ban
her, has gone to .ltaiy for a three
months' visit.
Miss Minnie Rcimers', of New York.-
is visiting with Mrs. Joseph Aschaner,
Seminary street.
Miss Nita Raymond and Miss Edna
Lockwood, of New Britain, are home
for their summer vacation.
Anthony Barber, who has been work.
ing for C. H. Fairly. has resigned
and returned to Daubury.
A new front porch has been added
to the James 'i‘ournier place, Carter
street. This is the oldest house in
town.
Alfred W. Kiddie; of New York, will
occupy tlie'h‘. L. Comstock piece.
South Main street. after July 1, for
the season.
Benjamin F. Weed, of Amherst,
Mass, has retu,rued after a vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs F‘. B.
Weed, Cherry street.
Misses Julia and Alicia Ayres have
returned to Moatclair, N. .i.. after
a visit with Mrs. Joseph Stillman.
Miss Mary H. Lockwood, who fell
broke her leg, Monday, is still
an erlng from the shock. Her old all9
and feeble health will retard recovery
for a long time.
The regular meeting of the Mothers‘
Home Guild was held at the residence
of Mrs. Harry Often, this afternoon.
The subject discussed by the ladies
was . ”Children, Their Models and
Their Critics."
Tree Warden Wound! will attend
the ball game on the South avenue
grounds in the future in an official
capacity. Equestriana constantly fast
on their horses to trees. and com-
plaint has been made. The practice
:wili have to cease or arrests will fol.
ow.
6 Miss A. I)- Mason gave the first
of a course of six lectures at the home
of “Miss Bliss, Ounoke avenue, this
Week. She spoke in an interesting
and entertaining manner of the life
and habits of Marquise de Lafayette.
Next Tuesday she will speak of the
Duke of Buckingham. The lecture
was well patronized by the residents
of the summer colony.
A 30 horse power American touring
car, owned by Dr. Samuel Lloyd, who
resides in the Bloomer house,‘Oenoke
avenue was damaged by fire on the
Norwalk road. yesterday afternoon.
The car was being tested out by the
chauffeur, John Zwelg who was for-
tunately accompanied b William
Wench, chauffeur for Mr. aimer. The
fire started from n defectively insu-
lated wire connecting with the max
hello. causing a short circuit. For a
time the fire was practically beyond
control but the fave young men work-
ed heroically, and finally succeeded in
confining it to the front part of the
machine. The woodwork supporting
a tank of nearly thirty gallons of'xas-
elem wus burned out. but by the aid
of sand and a tire extinguisher.
brought from the Johnson game by
fleary Johnson and Percival Gregory.
the names were subdued J'l‘he oil
pipes were burned, and the oil flowed
freely Into the engine under in MO“.
making it extremely hazardous for. the
chauffeurs, who used their dust coats
with telling effect. Zwelg was severe-
ly burned on both hands, and was at-
tended by a physician. The car was
later towed to this Johnhon garage in
h‘grest. street, where it will be relmll“
e
The new motor curs commenced
running yesterday morning on the
branch and the im est was
general appreciated b to terse
llillllb 1 passengers. rs are
s a , '
i millet!“
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v'5 '.9..:
f3; .Siifil
Her“
t
present, sat heathen
of the same of construction as'
those used on (1 main line With the
smiled tilt the interior is unattai—
it!“l (Islam to fueliliaio and simplify
t e growing business of the branch;
No new passenger coaches were also
placed 31‘ commission brat?“ class
We. Wt to rave a
ATARI: yesterday‘s schedule was in
striking contrast to conditions that
have prevailed he hsel- For the
(1 possibly perma-
neatly“; the Writers c ‘l’ he» kept. in
the round house at Stamford. This
will necessitate fro extra Hips. cont“
night and the 0 her in the mornn
1
Master Green. Emma 40065
Mills and Motormnn Mott Seeley will
stiller more or less by this hardship.
inasmuch as th will have ”rip be in
.59? 013111311” c shade ode this“l
lit bonito“ rum Inter.
LA: Green *i‘s going to “Eat“ “Ila on
t In e next week. u w coan
'taill‘llo m residence here.“ lt‘ is car-
Eticii‘ily too hall that themed bed on! the
.hl‘flnch is not In better condition the
tracks appear to be very much In need
for repair is some places. and one man,
MI? “MN. Wt that riding
in hthe ears was like participating in
. Lived “Billy" Bruce and Anne
6‘Wllabona
INN».
In ilcuth Norwalk. no}. long a
ilaow
was fair as the sum tanner antes.
g‘lie all this lad there Were "no
. us."
But to marry him. she would not
= decide
Until he could a home provide,
Flor. she'd received tooomsay “tips"
'I‘hro others matrimonial silos.
89 ”oily" being a 1in of muscle.
.I’lllisd off his coat and began to
hustle.
AM, claimed by love. Mill! fariunatc
6 - ills egins began to accumulate.
d plenty of pluck, let no one
Hooch bi it
And this is how he went about it.
”Hollows Jeweler. first he sought,
roe; whom the Engagement Rina
ht.
Among several beauties which he in-
A Soiitaire Diamond was selected,
Blue white color, was the Stone.
Aioveller gift there could.be none.
llere, new arrivals met his eye _.
Which, to the future, he must buy.
Silver Ware in greet galore,
Was shown him in this model store,
Clocks and Watch”. Bills and Sinus.
iewols lit for Queens and Kings,
Unique Hand Painted China Ware.
Cult Gloss. too. in patterns rare,
fierythlng which one might need
nd skilled Repairing guaranteed.
. Dilworth the Javier, 45 Wall Street.
_ Norwslk.
With the money he in time, had got,
Of Crockett he bought a Building Lot.
Here he planned. and planned it well
“Eat" in South Norwalk he would
well
Crockett. today, is oflering nice
Homes or Lots at a moderate price.
And should one have a farm for sale,
To see this man. he should not fall,
For his facilities are such
That with Buyers he's in constant
touch.
Whether it be a Farm or Timber
Lands.
00 place your property in his hands.
And he‘ ll act for you In manner just,
For Crockett’s a man whom you can
trust.
William G, Crockett. Representing the
5 American Real Estate 00.. of New
York City. their Bonds. 16 South
Main Street. P, O. Box 811.
. His llouse was built in a manner nest,
By Ii. W. Mather, Water Street.
Andvacver was a House built better.
Each plan carried Out to the very
letter.
From the Cellar to the very Dome.
It was. indeed. a Model Home.
For .ienever Mather a contract takes
He has no time to make mistakes.
(in take a walk. South Norwalk
(round,
On many streets there will he found
Nellie Buildings of his erection,
To which he invites your inspection,
Andllyou may search whore ere you
wl -
0 man can better fill the bill.
l. W. Mather, Contractor. Builder and
Mill Man. iii Water Street.
l
fie buys his Hardware. all complete,
0f Chas. E. Dow. Washlngton Street.
Dealer in Cutlery. h host grade,
And every kind of too that‘s made—-
There Isn‘t a farmer, this section o'er,
Who does not know of this Famous
5 Store.
Wood Workers and Mechanics. 1130.
Were you to ask the question who
Keeps the best in the line of Tools
Would answer “Dow"--they are
a fools.
And when the Builder wants the beat,
here does he his cash invest
or Hardware, everything complete?
Why, of Chas E. Dow Washington
Street.
Chas E. Dow, Builders’ Hardware. 112
Washington Street,
W
ll'or are Plumbing. and the flat as
we
To Brown a Co. the Contract fell:
A first-class Job, in every way.
And made. like all their work. to slay--
They installed the lleaiinx. too.
Made all Connections. nest, true,
Sanitary conditions all fulii led,
Labor. Highest Class and Skilled,
And a Guarantee, wherein each agrees
That all work done will surely please——
no
And the proof of pudding, by the way. as
Is in the estinfi. so they any.
Therefore for Plumbing. let me sug-
gest
rown and Company. when you invest.
town a; Go. Plumbing and Heating.
10 South Main 8H9“
'i‘hek “Electric Wiring was done with
By Reled I Voik~a modest bill.
No bungling work. but every wire
Secure and sole {solo chem 0! fire-
Every Fixture plumb and neat,
In fact a job as one could beat—-
,- a . ‘ 1‘45“ ' 6
worm sew WWW
LL ”B
A Romance of South lion
.» -~-Byl.8. Brandi ‘
,4
Reed e: Volt; are contractors for all
kinds
Ola” Electric Power Work—Electric
Cooking Utensils, Flat irons too,
At' prices 'lWIIl appeal to you.
Electric Heath": and Pumps they sell.
Alli! Microcode Supplies. as well.
N6 matter vim your waste may he.
need it Voik are the men to see.
gilded & Volk. Electrical Contractors.
86 manages meet.
W'
ildrm the Painting and the Paperlng
With Gerham he’ the contract drew.
0A man well known for miles around.
«tropes ngr roars found.
Wall Pepe of th Highest Grade.
Points, that the sun will never fade,
Decorating. a special tailgate.
An Art he’s learned, he needs no
teacher. ‘
Employees. all of wh , ans skilled:
Guaranteeing every tract filled,
New keep in mind this simple fact,
And the! on arr on set. '
A'udnwhen work you want where prices
see Ill. E, Gorbam. South Norwalk.
his 11., 06min. Decorator. it) First
33 So. Main 3., so. Norm:
uric race. men are at
Wot-5 “$13111;an .snd may
a repairing. the all along
the line. .
Street. will Norwnlk.
. Sellout) furnished the
'To the wedding next. they wood
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3'-
villi be or ”‘5 ”
Wt: rpiture o the M9 “grit '
And v e ,
mi'wltifliil ‘9
wm mmbe delivered at one‘s rider.
Without expense, and “Eel“ more
The prices asked are far
Whatm y ask as he can “show
He has or Door and Window Screens,
Porch Shades finest eVer seen
Refrigerators Hammocks, too,
If particular, ‘made for two.”
Ranges too, I’d also mention.
Bluallii'ame Oil Stoves, a great invenr
if
A store where trading is a treat
ls Wevilw‘hi on Washington street.
A J. Angovine and Son (30.. Complete
lions? Furnishers, 134 Washington
stree .'
m
their way,
Mrs. Bruce to be, in Bride array.
While “Billy" wears a brand new
suit.
Made by Koppel. a perfect “hesut.”
No one can show a better line
Than Koppel, the Tuner. of woolens
fine,
And when it comes to fit and style,
He has all rivals boat. a mile.
Now, gents. read what he offers you
And what. for two weeks, he will do;
Make coat and trousers wail trimmed
and neat.
For sixteen-fifty, that can 't be heat;
A stock complete, your own selection
Koppel has for your inspection.
Leo 8. Koppel, the Taller, 21 north
Main street.
The stylish shoes this couple ware.
Came from Flynn a Ryan, the Shoe
Men‘ 3 store,
Where Fit and Comfort, too as well,
Are found in every pair they sell.
if you want the Shoe that gratlflea,
if you want the Shoe that satisfies,
That has it style, that has the wear
Where Qua iv to always there,
A shoe that “stands up" every day,
A perfect shoe in every way,
There's just one place for you &1 go,
A place i'd have win all to know,
80 pin this statement in your hat, .
Flylnn a Ryan for Shoes! Remember
t at!
Flynn ft. Ryan, Dealers in Reliable,
Up todate FootvIear, 90 Washington
street.
Then Fred Schmedcs. at his very best
Performed the catering for each 8119“.
And all declared that his ice cream
Was like unto a heavenly dream——
All the Popular Flavors here,
For Pure F‘ood Laws he has no fear,
And not only cream, but candy as well.
Bchmoded'does also make and sell—
fiundaes. Sherbets. Ices, too.
Fresh each day as the morning dew;
Home Made Candies, Chocolates,
Ban Boris, too, that captivates,
'fl‘o every South Norwalk girl and boy.
Frederick Bchmedcs, Confectioner, 42
. South Main street.
Choice Floral Gifts wrinkled the air,
Purchasedot otllyxbeo’s Green Home
lair.
Did Byxhee’s Green House you ever
visit?
if not. dear reader. on not miss it
Summer or Winter. hens you’ll find
“architectures slavery kind.
And-rare designs he'll make for you,
introducing dentures new; ,
For all get their floral oflerings here,
Po AIMW' Weddings and, alas.
or.
Cog. Flowers and Plants you here will
3 and Bulbs of every kind,
don’t forget. when this you read.
To call on Byxhee. when in need.
llyxbee, the Florist, 34 Main St et,
Norwalk.
I‘he guests all posed witlunerry laugh
To 6. 8. North for a graph.
And each one prized. as an object dear,
This Picture, as a souvenir.
Photography Is an Art. today,
And not a bid as some might say,
And the finest work of which I know
Came from North's Studio.
Painstaking. to the last degree,
Quick to understand and see:
Thoroughly equi ,viith every need.
‘Tis a Model Sta 0, indeed—
Thugs, if you’d have a perfect Photo,
North is the man to go to.
Shanta, 78 Washington Street.
Cigars come next, the famous brand
Known as “Jenny Lind." trots Drey-
ftissf aloud. .1
And the remark was made by every
“A. “W province W the host"- .1
And from that night. both new and
Come orders 6for this choice Cigar:
And let me tellt you one till!!! more.
if you will visit Dreyfuas'. store.
You'll dad he carries a stock that’s
Of smoker! Articles, o ,te—
Tobaccos. of the choicest brands.
gigars. Ifiade by mostlfkilifdi hands,
1188.3 prices. attic complete.
At A. W. Dreyfilss‘. 2 North Main
fitreet.
Ask for Jenny Lind Havana Cigar.
'l‘p consummate Illicit happy marriage,
‘eddlng car-
use; ~
April! veal last 1 coin here «Mason,
a, ’m ass a
'f every vine or bath Namath»;
upholstered, electric bell.
hirer tires. mirror as well, ,
it Jr‘s #323911; both mu: whit?
so. It s mus
its many beauties “Eh
But Schauh will show them to you all.
And, reader. if you’re bent on mar-
Hike.
Turnduti for all occasions. i. Special at
tention van to
tloas an some
cry. ill Washingtons
l ..
6 , Here they“ sent their ”cocoon
" had on .
lop which they were saved many not i
is Ills Collars were iwndore'd one 6
'» l‘o call and see ‘
: And when this Laundry you hm Ml-
You’il agree. with me, It's0 UM I”
‘ The kind to withstand every test. . l
6 You will film, in future, patronize.
’Wallace Dann, Everything for tile
While his Fountain is a perpetual icy ,
not.
Warm gamma; 9min use 61.93:}.
.hsg been the talk 9.,
do“.
Letflcbanb provide you with this car- 3::
so
We din . Rec for ins by. silos
snails. r33! 363w Sold, under mar
O O 0 O 6 I U
A month had passed, in rolls that
fa to and wife In Jillian ~
“Elli Well Laundry he Ilia: . 'v
promptly did ND, Kori} .
lars.
trim
No bloken edges to notion
And they invite ou. story ’
I work is Elli!
clean.
Now use the phone.- they‘ll do tire6
And satisfy“ you with the best. 6 6
Old Well Laundry. John
Prop, 32 llaviiand Street.
As on Washington street be c 6
to stroll,
The duality of which he found '
3 No.1,": every pound. .
arefuiiy screened, and free W
Slate, ‘ _
And eVery order proch full wei
Put in his collar without fuss,
' Where often times than mate ii iii‘ 1 ‘
Here, too, he bought well so
woo d,
Promptly delivered, Quality good‘.;
“No better fuel for summer use,
Remarked our hero, Mr Bruce.
And if, like him, the reader is wt
lle‘ ll order his coal before the
The Ferris Coal C0,, 1-19 Washinfllll’ii
street.
Nallace Dunn his harness made
From leather of the finest grade
Who is Donn? Well 1'" tell you,
flu is Just the man to sell you
A Blanket. Lap Robe or a Whip
A Harness that will never rip,
Made from best of oak tanned 1 ill
Worrantod to stand all kinds-I“
weather.
Horse Furnishings of every kind
to suit the most fastidious mind
skilled Repairing, the very best,
Umbrellas and Canopy Tom. as wet
3'61I vehicles he also sell a.
Pub; is Dann, and if you“ re wise,
Horse, Carriage and Stable, Ii am
fittest. Norwalk.
James H. Lester, it was agreed,
Shays, forgo the Shoes for his
New,n1sny a horse has his undoing.
By reason of imperfect shoeing. ’
But here’s a man it is but just,
To say that all can safely trust.
For he does his work in such a
That you‘ll come again some
day. -
And tell your friends and no
too)
Of all that Lester has done to ,
In shoeing, or treating Horses...“
'Tis safe essay he can't be be i
So please remember, when 1 .
’l‘on let Jim Lester Shoe your
Jas. H. Lester, Carriage its
Painting and General Bloc
Havliand street.
In prosperous lines we lefg‘v
5 friends.
. Woman Writer.
, NEW YORK June 24. qu
failed to flanks good' as a
thinker in t e profession .. .
hess; While many succeed in
a very comfortable, living
selves few rise to the top] ,
the many lines of activity ]
have invaded in recent young.
few are among physicians oil
of note. Few rise to be e -
heads of collms, editors. or
of big business cute
have had dilutroi of YA,
have had away in kitchéday
always taught; they halal“ id
ed; yet men are the sites:
cooks. hers, manager's oil
in no Irofession are they eq 6
of the leading men wh m
head of various occupa be ad
names are familiar to 11106 ill!
3 This is the sweeping or
brought against warns n for .
and professional life by
own class. Mary O'Con not“?
the July number of Appléstdli
glue, just published here.- -,8
with approval the statement
known him that them ‘
of women in businessv;
marry. the discontented akin
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