Three Times, 60c - Ea
“ClaSSified Advertisements
Wants, To» Let. Fer Sale.
‘ Business &' ‘ProfesSional
" Cards, etcetera‘ ‘
face or Caps, Double Price
a
Insertion. in Black-
; WANTED.
WANTED-«SITUATION A'l‘
\\ ol‘k; good references.
Kozusky. North Taylor Ai’b.
ilOilSl’i-
inquire Frank
sill ill
FOR SALE.
FOR.8ALE-—TWO STOVES'. ONE
i'ncle Nick range and one cylinder
store. Inquire 13 Cottage St. sill it
WANTEDwSl‘X‘ONlHlAND
POOL
lzlllie; must be lit good condition. Ad-
dtcss Pool 'l‘nblc. cnl‘o Scntine
l.
319 it
WANTED—Arsix GOOD RF.
temperate men to drive team
culpioymeut during your.
*liros.
LIABLE
: steady
lla ymond
319 ill
WANTEDLA (YOMl’lflTldl "1‘ CHAM-
lmrnmid and waitress. Apply
ltoss ilurchard. lit) West Ave.
to Mrs.
slit 3t
WANTED—«OPERATORS 0N 1’0 W-
cr machines.
paid while learning.
lit’i‘ (W, Sit-lift Wishlllizloll Si.
Learners taken on and
interstate itub~
his ti
WANTED—l‘OSi'l‘lilN AS
ournpher and typewriter:
object.
flailtl‘y
Box Still. South Norwulit.
S'l‘l‘lX‘
no
8” 3i
WANTED—()PER A'l‘thS 0 N POW-
cr machincs. interstate ltlll
8ii~85 Washington St.. South
lilt'l' (‘0..
Norwalk.
al‘.’ til
WANTED—~(liill.8
buttons.
T0
interstate llubbcr (
S l9 W
()N
.‘o.. Sit-£5
“Washington St. South Norwalk.
all! (it
WANTED—-()llll GEl‘lSl'l FEATHER
lit-eds. ltcat cash prices paid.
(Y. F. Dickinson. General
Address
Delivery,
all) lot
South Norwalk.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
THE PICTURE SHOP. 83
illnton St. is now open.
WASH-
(‘loulc ill and
have us explain our money back phlll.
A pretty brooch pill given free with
play. pangs.
any place, at any time. istn
Saturday and Monday cveniulta.
Jones. manager.
We photograph anything.
dio open
.i. ll.
sill tit
NASH'S MODERN“
GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and
comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Washington St.
LOST ~- BETWEEN illiUOKSllilC
school and Trinity Church. South Nor-i
wulk. pin with two gold loaves and
three opuls. Reward. ilpturn to .i. ll.
Il’. Hoyt, ll. 13.1). 37.
Booth Tarkington is known as ll tell~
sill it
or of Jokes all troll all a writer of do-
ilglltfiii novels and plays.
laugh.
a
While in a small town in ludlans ho
had the mtnfortunu to lose two valve 3,“, has 3,...“ invited u an organisa-
nhlo ilirdvdogn. Thinking to expedite lion. ‘
their return. he wont at ours to the
(like of the one newspaper in~the
town. where upon his inquiring for the
minor ho was informed by the sloopinl small boys in Sunday school. desired
innate-headed attics-boy that the editor“, impress on them the months of
ma out. lie then left with the boy a! ramming thanks before a most. Turn-
lnmcrlption of his pets with an allllr- in: to one of‘tllo class. whose father
int: offer of titty dollars for their no-
man, and after giving explicit instruc-
‘llonlr for the position he wished the
"ad“ to occupy. “departed:
Auctions to know whether the 0M
lloy had impressed the editor with the
surlousness of the matter, ho‘roiitrliod
to the allies a few hours later and-was
again great“ by the 1105'. Vilnius
0
window. 4:- 3 nsiic'etl-eta‘wuamulm- by for a
"Wilson's tho-oditorf’tlssm m disloyalty. . . :3. ~
install. 3 . ‘ "0! on, rss.f’.rsliliod the lighthearted
inflow, that:
w'
The humor
,ln the following situation animated to
him. and he tolls the story with a
The boy loadedovormndéspfl tidd 7
FOR SALE—«PINE liOSTON TER~
rior. cheap. David W. Raymond. 19
North Main St. 319 3t
FOR SALE—dlAT RACK. [RON
died couch. table and other household
furniture. Call in the evening at l3
South Osborne Ave. East Norwailt.
slit in
FOR SALE ——~ lli‘Fll‘ (‘OCHIN
spring chickens. with house complete.
(‘all 43 Osborne Ave.. East Norwalk.
sill it
FOR SALE~-~-Si’lllNG CHICKEXS.
.fowls. pigeons. incubators and brood-
crs. Apply Mrs. Prentiss. Woodward
l’urk. sill 3t
FOR SALE~-~—O.\'E iK)i'ilLl-2 S'l‘iditi.
restaurant range and butter. caall‘ reg-
istcr. tables. show L‘at‘il‘. chairs. hat
rncitll: other rculnurllnt fixtures;
Clli‘iiil. Mrs. W. l". 'l‘ollcl‘. Mansion
House. sill Ill
BUILDING LOTS O.\' ’l‘lllllli ST..
Elm Norwnlk. SUxiflu each; 3500 for
the two lots. inquire lsauc Church, :ttl
Cove Are. all it
HILLSIDE
(Founded by Elizabeth liurr Mead.
1883.)
A School for Girls
PROSPECT HILL, NORWALK
The School will open for the Fall
Term on Thursday. September 21.
lilll, at nine o‘clock.
College Preparatory and General
Courses for older girls; Kindergarten,
Primary and intermediate Depart.
meals for little girls and boys under
ten years. French taught in all
grades. Arrangements made for meet-
ing children who use tho~trolleys and
for serving a hot luncheon. Terms and
illustrated booklet on application.
The Principal may be seen at the
School any morning after September
eleventh.
Msrasrst R. Bundling". A. B.
TO LET
TO LET-FOUR ROOMS AND
bath. 7 Loretta St. East Not-walk“ at
a
To LET—ON GORilAM’S POND.
near liarien. 4-room cottage. 63 a
month, to one or two adults; must be
sober and respectable. Address Box
5. Darlen. Conn. :19 3t
To LET-«FURNISHED ROOM. A
large front room! private family; hot
and cold water. steam heat. Barlow
Are. Address K.. care Sentinel. s19 3t
TO LET—JSEVI’QN ROOMS. WITH
improvements. 4 Franklin St. near
West. St. inquire of 8. (i. Stillman. 24
West St. South Not-walk. s19 3t
To LETw-l-‘ltOlil OCT. 1. FOUR
rooms. second floor. 2d Clay St. Also
a good work horse for sale. inquire
2i t‘lay 3L ' sill at
T0 LETmli‘illiNlSllED ROOM. LA-
liicn only; reasonable. Call evenings.
ti Clay St. all} llt
3 « for. Peter A. Stolypin. died last night
. Isl-om bullet wounds received at the
hands of an assassin during a gala 1 ‘
‘ his wife alone was at his bedside.
‘ greatly.
. Mavisn blessed and consoled him in
- rounded by qeveral of his relatives and
cLIiSSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c—
ch Additional Word. 1 cent per
1 " Assassins Ballot.“ m 9...... .
in‘u Painfully
Klith. dept. lil.-—"i‘lio Russian unam-
parformsuco "at the Municipal theatre.
Thursday evening. The oftlclal time
of'llis doath'was announced its 10i12
p. in. (3:12 p. m.. nay York time.)
Almost until the last the premier
was conscious. and'tor half an hour
during the earlypsrt of the evening'
Towards the end Btolypin suffered
He grosned incessantly and
threw himself about on the“ couch on _
which he lay. Finally the hoartac
lion became weakerand. as the “body
grew cold thepromior realised that
death was ovet‘tsklnx him. .‘At is
lucid interval a priest administered
extreme portion. The Metropolitan
his last moments. Frequently ,he
‘called: “Give me a rod pencil." Hill
last words were: “Lift the; Litton."
Half an hour before his death Stoly‘
pin asked the doctors to turn him on
his side. He died peacefully, slu-
stste officials.
m...-—-.._.__.
iilliiii ll llllllls.
Mrs. Anna G. Irown
The death of Mrs. Anna G. Brown
occurred last Friday at noon at her
residence in Orange, New Jersey.
She was in the elslttloth year of her
ass. and is survived by are children,
among whom is Frank W. Brown. of
Washington . street. South Nerwslk.
He has just returned home from at-
tending the funeral, which was held
yesterday afternoon
church, hisst Orsnio. New Jersey.
i M...
Louise Stark
Louise stark. daughter of Mr. and;
Mrs. Zotton Stark. of 23 Lexington:
avenue. died this morning. at the “03
of three months. The funeral nerd
vices will be bold. tomorrow alter-l
noon. from the home of the parents
and the intérnwut will follow in the
St. Mary's continuity. . .
Funeral of Joseph Mayan
TO LET
mom and bath (adults onlyi; rent sill,
inquire of (l. E. lioi‘t. sill ti
TO LET-FOUR ROOMS, Biliar-
tric thrill and bath. it Taylor Ave.
near West tit. South Norwaik. sill lit
TO LETWRHiV'PS FROM 85 TO 335
per month, city and country. Houses.
flats. rooms. ilai'molld llros. si6.3t
TO LETm—SM‘OND FLOOR. FIVE
rooms and bath. llll improvements. hot
air furnace; Sill. Also first floor. four
rooms. all improvements. inquire iii
Bayvlow Are. :16 at
T0 LETwi-‘ll‘ZVEN ROOMS. FIRST
floor. both. hot water. gas; rent 8H.
Apply 214 East Ave. :18 31
To LETml‘lVE ROOMS WlTli ibi-
.provemeniu. 9 Hamilton Ave. inquire
United Grocery O0. all if
TO th+»HALF A HOUSE 0R
apartments. every modern conven-
ience. one minute from West Ave.
trolley. furnished or unfurnished: host
and hot water supplied. inquire 53
West Ave. a? if
'7 -
PllAN FOR QOCIAL
Oourt Cecile. Daughters of Osatiie.
will give to their friends a social on
Wednesday evening September 27th
in the Catholic Clubhouse in will".
avenue. The lilfsir is being planned
lolahorately by the members nd com-
mittee from the court. Each member
will be privileged to invite one guest.
oa-
li/ occupant,“ till! room, wu..W «
on it slow dnssmliy suing out lilo
either lady or gentleman. and Cathol-
io Union Council. Knights of Opium;
FATHIR'! Pins? worms
A young lady who taught a claim of
was a damn is the church. she asked:
. "William. what is‘tlls first thing your
father om when no at s dowll to tho
tsbisf” ' ' ~'
"its says. ‘00 slow with. the button
.lllds. it‘s forty «his options! ”which
“than ill. “tabulation“? Monthly.
FM.:AKMNV
4
osv ,
.“In your pursuit. of pleasure." said
ctho‘soriomxolltssa. "you should not
A
TO LETmFlVic ROOMS, CONNEG
ticut Ave. inquire Mrs. R. Tsrlov.
'l‘sylor Ave. in” if
on rooms. all oonvoalsnoss. 23 Union
St. Ap ly to The Hatch list“! 00..
Water t..Bouth Not-walk.
vlt‘ld' ld~ROOM APART— i
To LIT—BRICK HOUSE Ol‘ llLEVd
null it.
tomorrow morning.
é follow in Riverside cemetery.
'llllll iii lithium 3
i
WALL armour. limo a. m.~-Al
l
l
of the stock market. today. following?
the lead of the London market. wherel
prices of the international issues sold
off sharply. Selling was especially
heavy in it. 8. Steel and the Harrimsni
stocks.
and Southern Pacific and American?
Smelling a point. international Haul
low price record of the year.
WALL STREET. it a. m.-~The de-
cllne was of brief duration. enough
short covering and new buying deval-
oping at the lower levels to sand
prices hack to yesterday's closing or
beyond. U3 .8. filool did not rally proo
portloaotsly with the lost of the list.
and mat stock after it had reached ‘67.
nuances were largely responsible for
unsolilomont of the stock market to
day. The lacrosse in the (lemon
Baltic rsta of discount to five per cent.
of twofsnll
room list; at improvements;
dltlon; one block from rsll
Joseph it. Taylor. ‘ s18 ll
70 Ll‘rmllOlllilll. LAWRENCE
at; also live rooms. part improve
monts. First St. East Not-walk. ln‘
quire R. Joosiovsky. all ll
00!!-
station.
PROFESSIONAL.
a” ‘ L
was s. s. HALLocK. museum
of piano. Thoroasll. systmsto in-
struction with modern methods. tddlo‘
98 South Mufti at. South Norwsilfm
Mano , . msraucrloa -» anon:
nastiness and individual requirements
to am It. Noni-lit.
Wsdnssdsy. tool. 20. i p. m3
Lot of normals not. "
.r r.
suites. chairs. fancy .tshl
ro LIT-HAMILTON svs; am
house, 8 rooms. and B.
I183Ct
- 3 woodcut
althoufll it hold hobo loreoul’. served
to emphasise the disturbodoonditions
abroad. and presented the possibility
of an lacrosse in the Bank of England
rate mu “not. - The copper noon.
wow singled ‘out for pressure. and
Amalgamated hopper slid American
Smelling declined over a point. Other
stocks also displayed heaviness st ilt-.
torvsls. but the indication of sup-
port manifested sitar ills early '99?“
nus remand host- soiling and prices
recovered somewhat more nine
Weston Union salted s finish Bonds
wm'stoady. hi
minus. equals-era. rule of an-
countof tho unusual Bank orgasrlnsny
was raised Nominal- to fivs not «lit.
today. '
Tonalvot ”Weill“ stttxtllon. Prolognto . Wm A
as he pup s a or one. Is ’ '
bolls A. Gregory. Norm . Cong. [3,. 3 Qm'grfgpwflxmm ,
' ' ' i 3" , - * ”hi. margin ll tgidlwnilllvhurdts
.w. - . . r . . I. l )l, .
missln for a wait. was i all g
‘ dead in hissoomygqturdsypnlilo‘
lloot'of throw-ill tau-o at has
accordion i“. find“? .WIF'W»
a. .4
I .u .r
from Christ. .
WALL STREET. Noon.~Forslsn in,
. {’1
n »
H‘. 'Moflaoo" Cigarettes
Imsn's
at or is ‘ *
filokorhookd‘tsmscutt Co. cuck-
3 m. m; .
. {”3 gang" Moth Fillm-
; * ' THE :YALUABLE COUPON - ~ ,
”in this advertisement can be exchanged fora “llAllilL- -‘
TON" Council “5" and added to those obtained "
' with hundreds of products such as the following
. wlrft's loans. Chooser and Pow-
. o .
l . Willi!) wits Flour snd"'Whosi-«
_ . in spam lifts. H
' $foptcmbor. 29th
Don’t let you
Runkoi's Goods and Oho‘oolsts : . 3 stocks ‘i ' ”
”hiss ’ S P l
3.3333313: Egg; 13%;” andnig‘tgrin‘ . ”0W 9!
,. one 's‘no. ' .3 g
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Signals
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'iiiarmlt" Perfumes and Toilet no-
sioadr. for .
"Tilliéiflorlelgl‘dlsi’Soliur-in Powder 333:1“? Rubber Hoois ‘ ‘ . navemw:
“Hamilton coupons and dads" also given by Thousands of iNDl- . . ‘
. .PINDINT CIGAR srosss ‘ campaign If!
, a _ . This VALUABLE coupon iron The mu... .
The South ‘Norwalk Sentinel mama“... 3
is gbod for a HA
, Present ulis Con n at tho
.dms given “lop; ;
, Tho Hamiltonyorporstlon. all-sow. and 3h. New York City
MILTON COUPON “5" _ 3;
3 up-to-daie sales
,M- lfiitoufforglgusirmg‘d. gat‘l’slog of " ' 1‘
‘- fol-Milo gangland; anchor
, 13 North
Main Street
wmnt
ARTMUARI atouics meme 1
00ft and Pretty and Easily Mods.
. Among the most offerings of the
shops are beautiful designs stamped
on squares of crane do chine. satin
slid chiffon Sloth so that they can hol
out out. sud made up into the popular}
kimono blouse. i
They come direct fromflParls and‘
‘ysro‘considemd quite the correct lhtnmfl’em‘e‘mleml’“ 0“ "‘6 Pm“ 0‘ ”will"! their ”5 ill“ 00!!
. g when made “it. to wear with tailored fashion makers to introduce limitation-‘31.".3 autumn. ‘ ,
lzowns during the fall “M winter, says, at novelties. The slow movement to "
the New York Press.
. indeed. they are ideally barium,
soft and clinging. (in a square yard
Tho funeral of Joocph Mayan of Burl 0g cream-colored crepo do cm“ ,5 “val-tolls house‘s show iome‘ss straifiht
llill. who died more ~telliurday will be stamped a 303.01). (3983“ Gf‘sitaded and close as those of the lat season;
ill-ill from his into home at to o‘clock] pink mm.“ with 3033' misty-looking? side by side with ‘thcm are other dls- : sum neatly joined at ahish waistm
interment willi leaves worked m as a background. . A‘ playing considerable fatness. But in 319 the style par excellence for at!“
ltwoinch border 03 delicate green goes all cases the silhouette remains dis-’cogmme, says the New York corp.
around the neck and edges thc‘kiuiouo
sleeves and down each 3390‘ the backi fumes. but in afternoon and evening ‘ Styles in such toilets vary from. in
ct gowns. in the latter case. however. 3 gimplg frock of plan} line and ”a“.
F “)8 SllIf'lI. "3")th Hu‘alght hanging l" 3 the dressy gowns that take in a“ .0
l“p""“r“““" "“9 folds. ”W315, 9““on unusual materials and color can;
i .
hoary tune prevailed at the opening} 0! 1800. perhaps. The 403‘!“ 1' ammo
All the needlowoman has to do is i
‘cut out the pattern and so" it up, edg-
ing the necirand sleeves with a hit
ed so that the pattern is outlined and
can be out with no clinically whatever.
Various combinations of color are
to be had and numerous designs.
Some of them are oriental in color-
(‘ansdian Pacific in: 1 34,: log. and conventional in design. while;
Union Pacific and U. 8. Steel 1 l-l.;othors show the most delicate tracery.
of flowers and foliage.
There is a wide range in sinus. so
roster sold at 100 3-4. and broke its. every woman is sure to be fitted. and;
lthe price is moderate. They one the3
simplest possible blouses to make
for. after the pattern ill cut. the seam
under the arm and the undorslecvo
seam (which are one) outlawed up,
each aids of the back hemmed neatly.
the hock and sleeves faced. hooks and
eyes sowed on and a narrow band ap-
plle to boil. it in at tho wist lino“-
ss you dosh-o. No trimming is re-
quirsd. for tho trimmlns is stampod
on the squares of material. They are
called an sqiism. deservedly. for they
on. indeed artistic.
vsavsl. stints.
Bhoi maulsétprors have brought
’out a slipps} that is undo especially
for the woman who travels. says the
Fall Riv» Herald.
host. is soft and ‘unsllflo that it can
ho placed in s small amount of space.
We have had crstonao hats and coats.
outouno covers fol-tho titration. and
now crotonao slippers are small: the
latest ideas. Thoy can he made with-
ottts nation. A pair of solos such as
thou mod for tho orochotsd slippers
has purchased. The foot is hiscsd on
the door. the onions slipped over the
instep and tho ”matador of the work
“units our. The topaof tlisysltppor
, is; houndmd topmost-part tit patrol:
in totllssoto. Hittite {Wtoonvfll‘
iono- for trsvslm
u
r u
of
l
! last year.
i
i
‘U of. alcoves is noted. and, generally ' luv. colors if not materials. for my],
pmsto! your blouse is ready to war. .
i and as elaborately beautiful or dainty.
it is without s.
. with .nnsrsto shirts. showman: Mit-
dill!
ll
: A.
“or is not easily obtainablei‘constltutea lposlng the nodal" part. Frinso or fill
an exceedingly satisfactory gown. sol-tsnvsilk. chenille and linen “It?
‘------ ‘----- fringe made of beaded strands—flint
DRE“ _ MATERIALS MINGLED- used. in finest. quantities. . Ono'om‘
‘ ""‘"" 1 makes mistake. whatever mitt inf:
Paris Makes Taking Combinations. so“. one attache; it to, but it is in
no CI
.l
The sartorial world has“ reCelved the ticuforly desirable for weighing
pleasant news writes a Paris corms-33nd edging oversleeves. ,
pendent of the New York Tribune. thsti Gowns and entire costumes 8‘;
there are no startling changes or den-ichanegable:tdfl ltd: atom high full?
tlnue into tit
ward fulipr skirts so long existing. has
settled itself into a go-as-you-piease
polio} .Q‘lls dig-ts of. downspout.
can down ls'vsnv' "trusts”;
.3 Draped ‘E’t‘ a Fall innovation};
-. The M ‘Soat‘ gown that rose.
more or less. a separate waist
tinctiy close not only in tailored cos. : pondmt of the Chicago‘necord—H
inns and distinct draperies that make: binatlons. Many of the“ boost 3“ . 3
them utterly different from those M33...“ sailor collars. deep cuffs “
‘ lquantities of large buttons. The so-
At all the openings l‘ pleasing "“9" t cesaorlcs, of course. are ‘ln contrast- 33,.
speaking. they are 1““ Several “W i all the smart fall cuttings are doublo: -
“NV” are gathered at the armholes i faced fabric}. and the reverse side ll '
and again at the wrist; others. halflor ’employed in the trimming.
three-quarters long. tail beil~shaped 3 One of the ultra modes of the earl!
over tulle undersleeves, and others ' season is to stop the buttons clflhl
again have the fulness confined at the the skirt at the side front, three or ,
elbow. while the lower part buttons 3 four inches from the hem. so that till
3closely to the wrist and the hands are . am" will flow open and display til.
ihslf covered with dropping lace frills. Inatty shoes and matching Wu“
{The kimono sleeve still to some degree 3 litany of the new skirts show 3‘ 11W 3
i persists in the sleeves of evening cos i d", at the bottom which 3. . whimsy. ..
.tunles, where the thin materials make lslnce the dip bolonss to dressy “,3
it desirable to avoid scams. But in semi-dressy costumes. if it really “'3
such cases the trimming. or over drap- 1 lungs of all i...
cry. is arranged to payer the lailingj The drape d skirt m one of the ir‘
shoulder lino. . ,.
novsttons for fall. Not the overt!
The important question rounding but the skirt melt is out longer a
the tenth of costs lhtllo answered .me wearer requires sad 3. then m ~
according to the predilection of each in“ in easy walking lenzth. 80
designer. The new costs vary from!um draping I. “Mm up “w ‘3
the hip ions Jacket to [artifacts that. . button or buckle of dull motsl-
roach nearly to the knees. it is. how- i. 3 the effect will in world!
our. safe to predict that tho cost limb!” “ m M “n mm or
will its generally prolorrodhby the its: taonlxior ones yflkirts both in
dressed woman will be t a one i a . ' .
measures about all inches from the "W“ “d tsilomaades “"h'ml
shoulder lino. narrow~2 l-l yards halo; t star
Thus tsr low costumes made entire- width. t
iy of volvet have been displayed. The " A stylish ““40"“ turned on
preference appears to be for a mint "9°“ W 3 N9"““'"‘"“ ““0“ 1‘ .
llns of two. even three. materials; vol. 0“ “W" Fifth "“1“” u“ ° ..
vet and silk. velvet sad cloth. and and White checked some. The , ,
loom-times cloth. velvet and transpsn W” ““09 l0 ""1” l“ “i“ it .
out moussoihla do solo, are combined mill‘bm figntgfttx: 131;“ W
in one oastums. , . .
A strong orisntsl note is struck in .9" 9'" of ”‘9 "Wk '9' ‘1'“ m
the ssoossivoly bright caloric-gs to 30rd“ of In Eton Jackal. ‘fll
um. voirets and um. malarial. but . “tum comm of the will u
i
l
l
in has these colors are softened sad .M‘Wi “'0 ”“0“” 0‘ in! plain
sabdustl by tacos said other transpsn,“d “M iii” Will ilnlshiusrlt .
moles into the most colitis list-thon- ‘tho usual of the front thrown
in. ‘ - was drawn a long mil-ll“ until
:Sillt mum «at. run also was
“ill!- oonqpondlu with tho it.
on. hull was finished will: a no. ‘
or soils: of Whitelmsorsms
blush; chills aftllssslssisos
costs, till costume. or to be [worn
«i ems. and their. (shirts mass
M . liy “antiserum lino. 3m
llt'did‘srsr-oIIfl. more that our... an» ill- ,
Norwalk Chronicler