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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 16, 1911 · page 4

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3:: Drquants it‘ll.
Bridge Pharmacy '

Rrompt and eillclent

his unit iiitl '

‘ “Ill illiEIli VI Iiilill

Howie Cure the ffiosi Severe Cold

 

and End All (hippo Misery .
in lust a Few Hours

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You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the Grippe symptoms
loavfng after taking the very first
dose.

 

 

lervlce at all timea.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
work.

Chain for our trolley
petronl. §Come in and
wait for your car. :

BRIDGE PHARMACY l

J. PARKER. Manager l

 

 

 

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Alonzo W. Wheeler returned to his
home today, from a few drtye‘ vialtl
with relatives in llothei.

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The weekly devotional meeting of1
the Epworth League was hold. last:
evening. in the East Avenue Church!

 

 

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Joseph Bartram and family have
removed from Putnam avenue. Souilij

it in a positive fact that. l’ape'a Cold

cheat, hack, stomach or iim'he.

it promptly relieves the moat inla-
erahl'o headache, dullness. head and
nose stuffed up. foveriahneee, uncer-
lng, sore throat, running of the nose.
mucous catnrrhul discharges, sore-
ness. atiffness and rheumatic twingoa.

Papo'e Cold Compound is the result
of three years“ research ‘at it coat of
more than fifty thouuand dollars and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively dottionutrutod in not of"-
foctivo in the treatment of colds or
grlppc.

Take ””8 llfiii‘mlfi'fifl compound "8 ‘n’IIIIIIltfiI in a circular letter uddreunod to‘

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at oniaiior tables and much merriment
enaued, which was greatly enjoyed by

selections were given by the young
people and at the close old time aonge
were sung.

 

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Among visitors in *town the past
week were: Mrs. (.iruco Kottlo of
ilruokiu. Mrs, Frank Hana, Manches-
ter. N. 1L; Mr. and him. Samuel
Hodge. oi‘ Norwaik; Mrs. John \Voitie
and Mills Sadie Campbell. lilr. Con-

cugo; it. i). Putney of New York, and
who wall the speaker of thc evoulut
iii the last meeting; of tho lilaiorlcnl
society; Mine Mary Giant of New

 

lLomponnd. taken every two hours. on; York, MW- “01“" Godfrey "I "mm“ the several branches of government.
itii three cortaocutive down are taken.; port, My, and Mm. F. 1:. Lane. Mr.i

WI“ and “‘9 (”11’9" ““d “"3““ “l’ ““31 and Mm. Fred lilaiirow, Mina Eutelinnmf
most severe cold, either in the head: ““0 Manure. Fred “M ””"Y Uiabrow. Taylor will be chosen for corporatloul

Mr. and Mr. C. id. Buikley. Mrs. F. A.
liiilla. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wheeler.
Mr. and hire. A. LI. Mllt-lel‘ of South-
; port.

AGAINST FEE AT DOOR.

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1 Catholic Apostolic Delegate Orders Ito
Discwtinuance.

ST. Millie}. him, (lot. ltl.’~~'i‘hc pruc»
iico of asking a contribution at the
door of almost all Roman Catholic
Churches and of charging. a ice for it
went in tho chutcit is ordered discon-

 

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Norwaik, (0' Love avenue. Last iNor .l‘i‘i‘lilil. Willi the knowledge. that ihrrl‘ i all the nrchhisitopa and bishops of the

walk.

Mrs. (‘lara Williams delighted all:
with her aolo in
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday
morning.

the East. Avenue*

The natural growl-hers, who spcnt.
the Snbuth at. their homes in Basil
Norwalk. have rctnrnctl to Bridgeport
for another week's work.

George ll. Ferris, Gilbert it). lio-
gnri and son and Adolph Rueucll. 01‘
this place. Wore. on a black fishing
trip yesterday. and lntd lair success.

Rev. lieaier l“. Rcynolds occupied
the pttipii and preached at tho morn-
ing and evening services which were .
held at the Advent (‘hi'ietian i‘liurcii.
yesterday.

 

Mr. anti Mrs. Otto i.indetrom, of ()5-
bornc :ventte, and Mrs (‘hurlcs Knir
ner. of Fort street. are spending iiic
day with relatives and friends in
Bridgeport.

Mrs. James illiotnmodieu. who has‘
been visiting friends in New Haven
and Orange. Connecticut. for the past
.ywo wocko returned to her home here
Saturday.

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The regular services Wcro hcld at
«the Swedish Congregational t‘ltttrch.
yesterday morning and owning. ilcv. '
Churlcu‘J, Anderson occupied the pui-V
pit and preached. ?

 

George Cook. a former rcsitlcni (if1
this place. who has been spending the ’
summer in the Thousand islands. has!
returned licrc. and in tho guest of;

Adolph Russell. of 1:. Scavicw avenue. '

 

The Orioles and the So Sou had a;
warm iooibnll pronto on the \\’ickc lot.
yesterday, the former team winning
by a score of do to it, A large crowd
of onihuuiasts witnessed the one-eldcti
conical.

('aptitin (loorco ll. ii'an Alstync. lid-.j
mnnd chnff. Ali‘rcd Holtlochmldi and1

Victor W. F‘orrlu caught two lnisliciuilmmi"1 I" lllt‘ “01110 OI l’oatmautcr.

of black fish. yesterday, and are re,
meinbcriniz. iiicir i‘ricnda with tho rc-‘
suit of thcir efforts.

The Young l’coplc'u uociciy of Loy.
all Workci'h. ltcld lie liRiIilI int-cilith
last evening, at the Advent (Wil'IBIIiIIlI
church. Miss Lillian Walsh won the.
leaticr and The ilcdcmption ”mi in in;
Joann (‘itrlnt was the topic, ‘

Edward it). iiorbum, the ideal Nor-
Wnik ptiintcr and decorator. in unna-
iially busy ihoeo duyn. lie iiua titcl
conirncl. among other thingn. to paint '
the now bonito of li‘iiich llrotlicru, in
(‘liurion street, dud also to rcpnint acv- .
cral Iiillltii'H i‘or Winileld S. iiunford. Ill
Winfield atreot.

Rov. William W. ilililee occnpiod the
pulpit and preached M the morning
and evening norviceu which ware held
at the, East avenue Methodist chur'oh.
yenterdny. ills sermons were deeply
appreciated by them preheat and the
work of the choir Wat! enjoyed im.
menaely by all.

 

 

 

L'llommcdieu ilrotheru are cole-
‘orating tho tweiltmecond year of
their tmcupancy of the present build-
ing in linst Washington street. Twelve
years previously Daniel ll’llommediou
started in business for himself in the
Cometock building on the bridge. now
occupied by Luyden’a uloon. “

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The LudIeli' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
held a very successful birthday supper.
last Friday eveninmat the home oi'
lire. Arthur N. Paddock. Bil Bowler
avenue. A neat sum of money was
netted toward the improvements in
the basement of~ the church.

William, the

 
 

 

mud without any other assistance or,
thud afIlii'W‘fiifl‘IS as a 2-ccnt packaizmdny. it (‘midmtllib those ‘lll‘t‘fit'lll tiny. .
:oi’ Papa's (Void Compound. which any ‘ practices

tltnuaist in thc world can supply.
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With Mrs. Williams he was in Haiti
and other placoe eoitlli. Al
Ocean City they now the hit; whulc

Illill'l‘

which wait brought ashore, and has

matte arrangements to later on eecnrc
ueveral photographs oi“ the whale.

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The .‘iicn'o i‘luau of the ritual Avc
nun Methodiui lilpiacopul Church hold
a \‘ci'y interesting meeting yesterday
nton. a: which time prepamliona
wort tonipicttd for tho supper to he
civcn Iii tho church basement Wednes-
duy pvt-ulna.
ilii'iicd to nttcnd and the unppcr is
fun: ‘l‘hcrc will be addresses by in
t‘bunvt-llor and Rev. W. M. (llllice.

 

A etranxc coincidence came to light
the other dawdurinx a diacueaion hc-
iwceii i‘ulcb Wood and I). W. ilui'v
ford.
aid \‘ttcian lost his arm. Mr. llnrzord
was born. jut-i fortyveoven yours am
Mr. \\'o.ul was changed in doing llIi‘IHI
duty on tho lhtriy town road at llic
limo and was shot in thr- arm by om-
oi' iiic t‘opi’cticruto- soldiers. whom hc
laicr shot by putting his gun in u
tree and taking a shot at tho rolwi.

WESTPORT

AND

SAUGATUCK

 

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A new furnace has just been in-

(‘i‘til‘liililliL

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Henry .i. (fruit. of iiiacit ltork. w.” children. 'ilic funeral will he on
i a court on Friday cvnninn at tho homcl \Vi‘iIIH’NIM-

oi (‘lturlce lluiitlcy, (lreona h‘nrmu.

 

’i‘he Wcaiport Munical eocicty in to

upon iho ucilnon in November by ii‘

public concert with profesional talent
of a high order.

 

The November It‘ll-lilo of Adventure,i
1baa an article on Harry I). (.ltittzoiio.‘

the well known writer who lived and
works in lItIti town.

A dozen inspectors of tho N. Y., N.
ll. and H. il. it. arrived in a elreciui
car on 'l‘hnraduy and Inapuciod tho
ltridgee, etc., in the vicinity of tho
(trot-nit Farms townr.

W.

The annual convention of the For-
eign Mlaeiouary auxiliaries of the
county of Pairitold will he entertained
in the Congregational church In West-
port at their morning and afternoon
sessions, and at luncheon on Tue-day.
All are invited. A nmaker from Bola
ton will be precept.

 

 

Charter Buikley of Groom Fermi,
pound the 80th mtlutono of title Bat-
urdey. in honor of the event a few
friends gathered [It‘ll]. homeatead‘u
in preview your! to extend noun-tu-
iatiene. Even at this advanced use

‘r. Bulkciey is tooling halo and hearty
it, is able to get out each day on the
form. On Friday evening the spent:
arrived about 8 o'clock. which made
the eurpriee a complete one. being a
day previous to the anniversary. After
a pleifltlflt evening the table was not
in the dining room and the eeltim
vited streets gathered around it, Mr.
Buiiteley being seated hetero a bound»
tut hlrthdly cake at the meet the

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All men are cordially"

ii :tpptutrs that on the day ihc'

gis no other medicine, made anywhere ‘ church in thc. l‘nltt-d Siaics by Mair.
wire in tlic world. which will cure your . ulniior il'h‘iiittiiiio. apostolic dclcgulol

t

icoid or end arippo misery as promptly 1 at \‘Vaalngton. i). (L7.

The circular was rtwcivcd hero to

in lIlt‘ aii‘zingcri manner.
thinneianor Falcoulo apoaku of them
lite "hrlnging scandal to both i‘uiltoiica
land non‘tintholics.” (‘lorgyuicn who

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dint. liar. Just ioaumcd his duties MCdinobcv the order Will be “condiguiy .
.icr a very pleasant wcok'e vacation. llillilrllt‘d.

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CARROLL—BUTLER.

NEW HAVEN. (ici. iii.~-~ Richard F.
vi‘nrroll. dcpuiy clerk of the ifnlietl
Hiatus Court at Hartford. and Mice
j (‘aihcrinc A. lluiloi“. tlauahicr of Mrs.
'i‘homua lluilcr. were married at the
thumb of the Sacred Henri. thtl
morning. the nuptial mean being cell
cbrntcti by ilcv, William illakc. of
‘tinlli‘ord. The irriiic who itiioti away
iif. pcr Motion; lir. W. .l. iiuilcr. proa-
idcni of tho iituirti oi Health. of iiiiii
cit). Thc Iil‘Idt‘JvlliflIiI Wills Mina Calli-
'+riuc t'urroil, :ai:.icr of the uroozu. unit
. ihc iwt mun. .Iulllt‘n l'. Harri, of Hart.
,lord. 'i‘lic llriilt'l":i wcrc i'iiurlm t‘ui'-
‘roii, the grnom'u brother. and Mark
Sinnoti. of Hartford, Aficr the
tIlllll'Il scrvicc a rcccpiion followed
ill the home of the bride.

"DEAR DAD" YOURS. “BOBJ

Somconc found an uucuvcrt-d letter
in the .‘x‘orwtilh ptmioflloo iohby tliia
lilt‘ ruinu. which in of larval importance
in tho uwncr only, The dutimz of tho
turnip t~Iltl\\‘R that ii ramo from line!
'I'I‘iHI‘It‘IlC‘t‘, litii IIli‘i'l' IR pnxiih‘cl)‘
inorbict t'If‘t‘ upon it try “'IiI “II it may
{ho rciurncd to lir; ownm'. The letter
in about iranaaciimi
.ni‘ Illlllfll‘IfllH'l‘ and when found
‘\\ilIltillI tin t-Iivciopc Thc owilcr
t"llcar lind" may haw thc It‘llt’f‘ froiil
l"liob" upon applicatiion lo the
i\\.tIk poatoflicc authorities, who

‘ccrinc for it.

eolnn bur-in. an

RIW'

1 THOMPSONVILLE MAN DEAD.

i ’i‘lltihiPSOXYHJJC. Oct. Hi John
El Nolan. a former aolcciman of lin-
iicld. and wltlcly known throughout
‘IIIIh‘ section as a contractor. died to
day of pucumouin after a eiiort ill»
lll‘Hl-i. tic lciivca a widow and three

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Cut Clean to the Pain

. Thick good: or thin—wool.
silk or cotton-lf your that I:
a Wire it will make a clean
cut the full ien h of the blade
without “chew n¢"or" pinch.

in .

{Visa is the standard with
tailors. teammates and others .
who on a pair of Ilium as a ‘
working tool. .

Wise shears and scissors coat
no more than the overt 0. but
thtywiilsta aharp an aired
more liar and continuous
work than any other-4n thel .
tweet ”gutting room motile .

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V! have a fall lilo of list
Medicine's.“ lfyoudo
not find them retirfactory
in every way auditing:
but you over purcha , =
you can return nine to . .
our store and We will is
cheerfully refund the full ,
amount you paid.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Mr. Builteiey. litutrumental and vocall

way. a young newspaper man of Chin

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‘ Mawmuuou. MING TONIGHT. STMlm mmes

Mayor Tammany'e Menace Will he
‘ ‘ ad to the Board, ‘ . ' .‘ .
l 'l‘i . m s u v _ m an a f‘(htred By Vmol—Here is Proof . .
1 h.” new '0“ 1 ‘0'“ _ ar 0 Seymour. Ind.--"I wadtroubled with ' o

(.ettntiimen Mil hoiti itu that and in. a. chronic atomoch trouble, and live In 0W 1
‘Vili‘ilily wuyu its moat important Illtfflt-I.m’e¢gka ago Ii: got no bad 1 had to glvo

ing, this attentional which time Mayorlup work. I had tried varioue medl-
.William I”. Tammany will read hie tin-cine: without tailor. and Wall finally -- AT -—-

nuui literature and will make itia ap- Named to WWI. After takiulrtho
. pointmenta llli to the heads of the not"! first bottle I gar"? benefited. ,

oral departments connoiced with theI Am now on the "I“. all e and ready 1 '
lad i i t' “(m of the m to resume work. Am rapidly gaining .
i m “ a m ‘ 'y' in weight and strength." Edw. Nie— /
‘ Who is who on iho committees rev man. ,/
imalnu a secret which will not be (Ii-i it i. the curative medioinal ole-
.vuiged until tonight. (lueeaea havo' meals of the coda' livers. combined. l
gluten made front time to limo but all with the strengtheningi properties of;

are still in the run all to who will head tonic iron. contained in Vinol which 3 SUITS

'rnakce it so auccesaful in restoring AT A POPULAR PR1 C
it neuron to be the gontunlconcenauu perfect digestion and at the same » . E
opinion that Attorney Joseph R.‘ time It builds “P “‘9 tired. “V9“ $15.00. $13-00.
worked and rundown ayetem. Blues, Brown, Grays

‘counecl l ' reason of his untirin ef-I Try " bottle 0‘ WM! with the un-
: ' ’3 ‘5 demanding that your money will. he OVERCOATS. . . . .$x5, $20, $25
limits in behalf of his party and hip ox- returned If It does not help ’0‘. .
, pt-ricnce in the administration offal ~i LION SHIRTS . . . . . . ..... $1.00
3a! the city government anti his good Frank ”' llnxter. Druggiat, South NEW NECKWEAR'

judgment and experience an a lawyer Aorwulk. """" 50c
land a Judge. ' ‘, ___-_W-.. W. ,.--,.-_,.-_-.-_-,.--_ W WW FANCY VESTS

Daniel Ilunlop seems to he the logi- . , .

, lion in help felt by three luiorciittul _
can candidate for ntreet commissioner . g . .I , - SHOES Tan and Gun Metal
I In the. welfare of tho (it) as to what Button and Lace
'untl up to the present time no other its tenor will bc. N t Sh
:rendidatea have motto ihemeelvea fcit. ‘ ewes apes
.Mr. ilunlop'u long experience in road ”m M "w j

matters: and his good work while in livery day some store-patrons who;
toiling» accrue to fit him for the position. ought to come to your more go else-
I it is untieratood that Mayor Tam. whore—to their own anti your diuad- PRICE’S Cl th‘ S
; many'u Illefiflflgu will ho brief, but cotn- vatiiituc~—~ltecatiac your advertising; 0 "lg tore
"ir‘ll’onsiv and not a little autici 1w “'th not tttito impeding enough! i .
”-1.3.-. ._ .,----------,-.--.L..--.-- '---—-= -.__-,.,--. . 98 Washington Street
I i Prion: No. 1185-2.
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N the Future

Do Not Blame
Your Razor

 
 

 

 

 

Ti) SETTLE tho hcaiini.v problem for you with the
llvsi System of ilcntlmr. and Ranges. the
Richmond Range. Gun and (ill IIt‘iiit‘I'S in some liouws
there is no hcaton thc'tiup ilcoru for the cold rtmms
pick out a gas heater sold by

The Jones 8t Hotchkiss Co.

ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED

Slows

 

No More Honing or Grinding
required on any style ramr, for with BAILEY'S
VERY SHARP DRESSING

unwour strep. this is all eliminated

One Thousand Shaves for 25c

. (‘itu you figure the coat pcr uhavo? Do not throw dull

‘ hladca away. hnt eirop them; a wondi‘riui dincovcry that
appt-uls to all men. Actt-t like music; has no equal if you
charc- you can‘t afford to be without it. i‘, R. Bailey's

 

17 Wall Street Phone 742 Norwalk. Conn.
at the 4-door, 80

LOO ' h. p. Touring Car

Equipped with silk mohair top, wind shield. gal and oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything Iirstciasa. Guaranteed for one year by
the manufacmrm, for 01625. For full particulars call or address

F. E. LOCKWOOD & CO.

89 Wait strut—(Phone) Garage. Water Street. Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

 

~ Very Sharp

(TRADE hiAilKl

. A Scientific Preparation that will put

a Perfect Edge on the Duiiest Razor

And is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction to the moat
skeptical person. or we will refund purchau price wil-
lingly; we cannot do more.

A 25c Box of Very Sharp

conialna enough treatment to keep your rnror eirop in
perfect condition for novcrul years No necessity will
ever arise for having rt ruor honed or sharmned. time
making your shaving a pleasure.

To all the Sentinel . readers who have availed them-
aelvea of the Special Safely Raxor Outfit. or to any one
0km. wt.- are now prepared to etipply them with a box of

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’OO'W'CNKrCi

The Hatch & Bailey Company

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone, 46.

Lumber and Mill Work for Everything

Storm—Sashes

 

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are a good investment. When winter winds blow lip-x eatc
the coal hill and add comfort to the home. We can furnish
”will in any site and style.
Xi‘OOOCKWiO

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the colohraied“Vory Sharp" Sirop lire-ling. which i-
anarautml loputa perfect edge on the dulical razor.
This article iii positively sold only by The Sentinel to lie
roadera. and cannot be purchased in any aloro. it will
ho given only for

Five Premium Coupons Cat from
The Sentinel and 25c

So do not throw dull bladeu away. but atrop them and with
Ilalie)"l“\'eryBllnrp lh-eaainn. your old hiatich will be
equal to new. You can begin cutting out i'oupomt at any
time. and when you are five connecutive nunibore. bring
them to The Retail el olioe with 25 oonta in cash. and
got a box of this oeehratod lire-ulna.

Seven Good Reasons Why You
Should Try Very Sharp

l.-\'ery Sharp given to the razor blade the koonetit shov-
in ad” eveg‘grocur'od.

2.~-~'Phere is a in] like Very Sharp. Acts like magic.

a.—-Very Sharp malte- every Iheve with the name blade
perfectly utielactory.

{matron raaor with Very Sharp and you will never have i
the annoyance at a tough heard or a lender akin.

5.-{l‘he belt mor made cannot give a clean and IBM!-
factory Ihave union it he honed occasionally. but by

 

 

 

 

m. Now SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic is the .wlcncc of tie
cause of the disease and till' all of Hi-
lusting Ilit‘ iiiliilo. lliecaw-a .trc canted
by a wrench. twist or .tpraiu tn in
back. Even If done in childhood Ll
croatca piuchcd ncrvctt and win in
Init‘l‘ life In tho difl'clcut organs and
limha.

Chiroprnclora remove the canoe if
this diaunao and pulp. and iwnith Ht
matured through harmonizing the vi!
nerve uyutemu in your body.

Nervmtuneea. Rheumatinm. l’araiyu
tile. lionri. Kidney and Female Die-
enaoa are given IDL‘CIII attention; also
Curvature of the Hpine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.

T. FRANCIS. D. C.

94 WAIHINGTON 31‘. no. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe

During July and August
our atore will clone on Bat-
urdaye at i p. m. At your

«wine every other week

day from 7 a. onto 0 p. m.

E. E. Gorham

Decorator

to First It... not Norwaik

Telephone Four One Six

 

 

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ulInl Very Sharp as directed this II eliminated.
amulet one in a thoneaud can hone a met, but by ne-
ins Very thorn there to no ace-rim: tor honing.
Immune: troubles are not canned by a peer moor but
by poor condition of the recur.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

u'n;o;u‘-,u:a.-:v pg. “firefly”

l‘Very Sharp” Coupon f:

Number

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‘ Daily Line to N. Y.

(Founded by ldtiitaiieth flurr Mead,
ll 3

' A School 'Ior Girls

PROIFEOT HiLL. NORWALK

'1 The Bengal mill one; for It? {my
' ‘erm on ill! fl)’. [Item r 2!,

tall. at nine o‘riock. -
For FREIGHT 023’ College Preparatory and mum
I'M t Propeller! leave or

at. u'r'l mm. New rat-ii (foot

of Dover street). "If! day in

mi Marl. at I p ta. Frown

received at Namath up to e p.
in. and mouth Namath up to Gilli

Primary and intermediate Depart-
ment: for little girls and boy: under
no care. French taught to all
red 5. Arrnageruenumade for "much
as children who urethe‘trollon and
tar serving a hot luncheon. Terms and
Iiiuattdted mm on application.

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Courses for older girls: Kindergarten, .

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