111011113111 nsAL sen-rs rims.
Advertise your. vacant property
early and got it rsnted' Sentinel bins.
Sided ads do the work cheaply and
quickly
Moose would be 1111 easy winner, andI The Roms was beautifully decorat-
that 11111 mu race would ne between ed wth 11111111 and red white and blue
LIlhs Buccaneer and the Cyclone Ii. Ipaper. while 1111111111 upon the spacious.
l'i‘ho Buccaneer was in the load and cabin were two men and a young lady,
Idemonstrntod that ill a straight run. whose costumes carried out the color
she had superior speed to that of the scheme and who held aloft Amorlcnn
Cyclone ll. but the latter boat gnlnod flags. The effect was 11119111111 the
.‘ill 137Gb lllp at the turns. yacht was deserving of ille‘firat prize.
The telntii'e poslthns oi the hosts
IIIIIII IIIIIIISIIIIE VESSELB
III IIIITIIII BOAT (IIIIIIIVI
(Continued l‘l'oln First Page.)
Tourists’ Policy
'United States, glands and World-
« Covers your baggne against any and
1111 links, by the. inert lightning,
navigation and tr--nsporinilon, while
in transit by, or ii the custody at uni
rulironn, impress, transfer transpor-
ossury prerequisites for n lender 01’
such all ovent 11s 11 motor bunt corni-
vni. Under the direction 111 the mar I
'tniion 111- 01 our Suarnship ’00.. etc.
' Upstairs Over the
11:1
F. Vacation House (3111111114 down the course to a point 0p~' shoved clear of the water, she was I . in and 2.30 1 111. Leave Norwalk for
' H-.-» .__ Dome mam.“ island from whence given a great cheer by the assembled A stylish, dressy shoe 116- Huntington Mondays and Fridays 11.1 out Charge Steamers ”9 a1“NI“IPN‘I With the United Wilde"
Mr. 11nd Mrs. A. H. Haring and two comfort 8: 15 1.111. and 1'1: 30 p. m Excursion Telegraph System
, 11111411 i]llliiilIl,\' of 1111111] on 1110 track.
. onulorn 111111111111 111 11111 nrmy, succood-
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'lAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
insurance of All Kinds
Real Estate—Town. Country and Shore
Telephone 1230
South Norwalk
Trust 00., 87- 91 Washington St,
South Norwalk, Conn.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
1
Charles Lilldcllel'g,
spoilt yesterday ill New York city.
of ivy place,
Miss iiarl'ict ii iirolhoriou. of 37
M11111 street, Nillwuik has gone to the
Girls Friendly Society House in Call-
, shot. with the Nolwnlk Bould oi il'udciwn t 1 1 I lit hi i t i one minute to trolley. The price is
“‘W' aboard: boat dcroulted with 11.1 s and J ‘0 1 5 “i" ”I 0‘ 1n 11g “a lo Tight- AISO the terms. Th H t h & B l C “I
-. / li'ipol' Viola S Pam and 11thg 11111 ““d ““hdmwn out 1“ bodlmd him and Full particulars on application to e a (EOUTH Nonavl e O 'a“
11111 11 .' ‘ i LKCON.
(11111 1 111 15011191 of till Go doll committee 110111.0111lda took the inside. R111 1101111 quickly J M LAYTON & CO 1 N
ifimptl‘c, will 1111i id iis 51 lilHilOlllhI} 1 File picture ploseniod by ”10 gm“ ll‘PilUZPil his mistake and turned shnl'p- WM B].FOQ41 . . . Lumber and. Min Work for Everything
business illdollilg on Wednesday eve deepmm boats ranging fmm ,0“. , ly to resume his course und in so do EYES EXAMINED FREE (incorpogatodl s'u E
111111;. boots to siunnlem the silolcs, gully II‘W 11k LEI‘INSGII '13:. 111;:1'Ztoi‘thcfilslcc: AND GLASSES GUARANTTED REM- ESTATEGEANTDS IN HANG TOISPNOMI 4.1
.——--—_—~- 1190111 .1101] and lined with thousands oi “'9 P a r 0 "“5 e O ' ‘~~
1 on Monda and Saturda evonln u 11 ,, h rw 1 (:1
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bach, 01'Iboophnnnd the 11 nier lcshlondcnl Ibul ““9 ““5 “’0 long to ““5“,” the p y it 9 g' Ra mad AVG 80'“ N0 ‘ k' BEAVER BOARD
Spl'inu sil‘ccl ilnvo 1lli'cllnscd the llcs-
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Franklin avonuc. are entertaining the
Misses Mary and iliiznbetil \VIiliiiIlilIl.
111' Staten islulld.
“Seamless tires. iieddy and Ayers
A curd pally will be held at the
Knob Club on Wednesday ni’lel'llooll,
at which time. bridge 11nd ilvo hund-
red will be illnycd.
111911111 01‘ Nl'S. Claim 1}. Hancock, ln 1,, be ,e,,,,,,,,1,e,,,d and, 111111 an suchlbouis collided LIN-kill the Buccaneer WWWWJ is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
[LOW-9 Stl'Et‘I. SDC'i'IflI‘IIIDi‘ affairs. this feat “1'11 \\ as I511?“ 1‘ the (‘VCIOIIB II [1 gIthIIIg IIIOW FenWick Optical CO ,. DIaSI-el‘ and wall-paper. It 13 auscaptlble Of an Infinite Variety
1». M-.- ,.,_ the 0“,, which commutes the ”R, and no damage was done i1e1 nor 11.1 The Reed & Volk i of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits 0: o
1111'. and Mrs. Pnirlch Burns, of pleasure taken in the whole mm. «however, stopped his engine nnd be-‘ ‘“"" i wide scope tor individusl preferth and taste. We are mitt!
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Siwl'ii’i‘ linl'l'y, of Richmond.\Stntcn
‘Iulnlld, \. 1'., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Pnirick Burns, of Franklin ave-
111111 for a few days.
Miss Halliot E. iieury of 72 \'orlll
Main street, is spending two wecks'
vacation ill Cannon, 001111.,111 the G.
dunnlliors, of ilowc
dny 11"11i1 Mr.
11111111 iiill‘tog,
street, spent SIID'
l'iill'iog‘s brother, li‘erdi‘
of lleiilel.
Governor Simeon i) Baldwin re-
turned from his il'ip to Vermont, Frl~
day afternoon and was a, this dusk ill
11111 1'l1pilol for :1 short time.
Miss Mary iioxlcr. of South Nor-
wnlk. has 1111 urllcd 111111111 lifter spend
i111: a low days with her brother, Mr.
.I. ll. 1111x1111: ill Poricllosicr.
'i‘llo weekly business 1119011111; of
1111111111111 Fowler l’osi, lil'nnd Army 01'
the Itopllbllo, will be held this evening
.11111l 1I1l11 throw lilo il‘olloy off the
I‘Illln, Tho front whorls 11111 ”11‘ mils,
111111 111111111 for 11111 mill pond. II‘ the
our 111111 11111 born under porl'eci con-
trol Ulu result might lini'o boon nor:
ions. 'l‘l'n'fi'ic wuo lloluycd only ‘11
11111111 1111111.
'l‘wo nrmy (11111111111 who worn in (3011-
1111111113111. 111111 111111111 111111113 Ill iodny's
news from Woulllnlrion. ‘liinior (11111-
1111111 'l‘1111m1111 ll. ilnrry. superintnudunt
of the military nrndomy at West Point
has 1111011 11911111111111 1o command the
11111 the into pinion-(ion. F'. D. Grant.
and Brigadier (11111121111 Tanker ll»
- I’OIIOBIllIz ur'dul:
13an and his omcicni aiuon. the palade
was put through without :1 flow ill the
orlpillul nrrungoluents. To be. 1111111,
the credit tor this must also be shun
ed hy'tile ynciltsmon who participat-
cd. who, by their allegiance to the nu
illol'ity oi‘ the lunlshal and their happy
11 ny or following out his orders expii
cliely and without comment. made the 1
success oi’,,tho nfialr possible.
'l‘ho parade was somewhat into in
siurilng but at about 1:115 O‘clock Mur-
shul lllckcy formed the line in Nor-1
walk 11nd led the pageant in its 111111
jestic nail down the hillbor to SouthI
Norwulk. Mttl‘SIittI Luck-ey led the
procession in tho idleiln, attractively
decol'nted. it Wits just 2: 11.71 o'clock'
when the lending bout passed through!
the Wuslllugroll sireoi lll‘nwbl'idge and
started out on lll-cil' journey to the
Noi'wnlk Country Club. prom theme
the pnladc followed out the directious
!L,iVi n iloleictorc in detail. The boats
passed through the druw bridge in the
Linda, Sunsct, Rolni,l
.‘ii'lked, Etta G” Norwnlk Hour press
boat; Dad, Boy‘s bout. nlonu, 11111111111,-
(loorlzc Spit-or. At this station the till-
lowiug 111111tsjoilledtlle pageant: L‘l-
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111111111 11 bolloilcont sun, 11' as one, long;
Tho teeming life. the underlying c111
rout of excitement and the genulllo
pleasure token 111 sncll..affni1's, make
them \1’111'tl1 the while and it continued,
will mark the city and town as being
alive and lip-.lo-date
The committee boni containing the
polnlnuellt committee whose business
it is yfleall) to 1111111 111111 prosecute the
affairs. and the invited ‘guests,
boiil cities, and [Ile‘tOWll officials and
press representatives, was delayed in
starting, owing to the fact that the
art 0. Elliott, balked. After
delay, the staunch little crnit,
owned by Leslie Gamble, towod the
Mnishal Luckey signalled the boats.
assembled ill boId an or on linton to
return.
see it from the water.
lleuvered to their respective positions
and slowly sailed 1111 the broad ex-
pnllsc of the outer harbor to (he Coun-
try Club, where they were distributed
in lanes along the speedboat race
(10111311 and then commenced the Innlu‘
feature of the day‘s pleeSure. the
speed boni race.
The result of the race was as fol-
lows:——— l1 lapsed Time
Bull Moose. F. J. Gregory .:.....40 is
ovory bout ill the harbor had made its
wny homewnrd.
'i‘llo rnco was held over 11111 1911111
Norwnlk .il'ni'llt Club's 1111111111 course.
1110 and one hull miles to tho inn and
six inns in the race, which was of
fifteen miles length. Thus. those
uniolllun 1110 contest were enabled no
son the boats six times. vilioll luornnsv
111] 1111! interest materially.
Tho contest pnrtichlnriy 111111 bo—
twoon 1111111111111 1.. Elliott's Buconnunr
11nd Horace Koywortll's Cyclone l‘l.
won :1 pretty ono.
though this contest was marred by an
accident which is explained later in
the story.
1111. the finish of the second lap was
‘Bull Moose 111111 hipped Dl',
con- f
slsiillg of the minors and councils of I
engine on the Cutildn, owned by Slew-'1
some I
Ajax. 1
The return presented a hrllg
llnni spectacle to those. privileged tol
Spread out ‘, '
four and live abreast, the boats inn-Itha- dny's sport came to 11 close and.
Tho latter two
hosts 111111111t”it out to the 111111111. 111-
the same with the exception thnt the‘
Ayers.
Tit-o third lap. the first 1113131135115.
inlllcd their réluilve prymtlous, al
though the Bull] Moose had lapped tho
Slocczlcs and the Buccaneer and Cy-
clone ii and Dream bud lapped Dr;
A1 1311; I 1
Tile i’ourtll 11111, the Cyclone ii flout
|iy pussod llle llurcancer at. the stoke
1111 111, after 111111 or the prettlcst races'
‘cv or seen ill the l1111'.bol' 1101' ten miles
the two boats bud raced neck and
11121111,}{61'11101111‘11 Cyclone ii gaining
on the turns. b1 Elliotts Buccnncol'
ibeuting his rival '11n the straightaway.
The other bouts Indininlncd Ihéll l'l-o
ntlve positions
in the filth the rude between the
Buccaneer and the Cyclone ii wasi
marred by n logrertnblo ncrident.’1‘ho
bouts wore nounding the stake boat
at the time. Both were running neck
and nook, K911101111 on the inside and
with the Hunt of way. Keywortll,
made a mistake in thinking that tllel
laco 11 as mum and, instead or turning
the stake boat he. steelcd north. As
the siel 11 or his 1111111 clonled that of
plopcilol quickly enough and the
fore he could get into the race again.
-the Buccaneer had
lend to be caught.
According to the rules 01' the 11111 I
rine world and of the race, the innit;
taken too big a;
1
Iiay with the Buccaneer and although:
‘she finished second in the moo.
she 2,
was put back to third by the judges‘
Iund the second prize awarded to Key-:
"The Cross
worth.
immediately after finisnlng the ex-
‘cltiug contest. tho bouts 11111111,
and the curlers were awarded their
handsome prizes.
As the Bull Moose came up the
gathering, amid the tooling and blow
ing of whistles and burns. All the
other contestants were also accorded
an ovation.
With the end of the speed boat race.
iwent down in the annals of the East
i
a most successful slinir.
The omclals of the speed boat races
were as follows:
1 .ludgcs~.ioseph A Carter and Philip
iii. Fielding.
I Sinrter—iohn Aullworth
i Timers—Edward i3 smith and Earl
F Bukor.
Sixteen prizes ilud been donated by
Illuve two views of each host before
selecting it no good enough to revolve
‘11. trophy. Tho prizes worn awarded
I11‘s follows: '
ii‘irnt, Roms; second, thinker, (Nor-
wnlk Board of Trade); third, Louise:
fourth. Cuslldn; filth, Pom; sixth.
1131111 (1.; seventh. Eledn; 1111111111, nun»
110i; ninth. Lou; tenth, 3 white 111111
1111111 host, containing boys in willie
sniior‘n uniforms, nnnle unknown; el-
eventh, tho ”Norwslk liour pros; hunt:
twelfth, Dnd: thirteenth, Molt: four»
teonth. million; fifteenth, Viola. 11nd
slxioenth, (looms Spider's bent, mime
unknown.
The Judson for tho decorations ware
Mayor William ii‘. Tammany. Mayor
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tied 11p to the judges boat. the Alarm-1
home stretch will the water spoutingE
out both sides and 11121 nose and bodyI
Norwnlk Yacht Club and the town as,
.Tho next most conspicuous 11nd 1'
prettest yacht wus the Elakot, leased’
from George R. Van Alstyne 1.1 J. B.
inilugbel', and dedicated to the use of
the N‘orwnlk Board of Trade for the
day. The yacht was liberally hidden
with flags and presented a pretty 11p-
penrnuco.
For the benefit. of those who wish
to son the prizes which will be award-
ed to those having the prettiest boots,
these will be displayed in Coleburn &
isuder's South Norwnlk store from
Monday until Thursday evening. 011
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock they
will be nwnrdcd at the lsuhodn Yacht
Clull.~ -
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Sentinel mis brinw results
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UNITED BANK BUILDING“,
‘ South Norwslk.
Ré’xall
Straw Hat Cleaner
100 pkg.
MAKES OLD HATS LOOK LIKE
NEW
The Clifford Pharmacy
DAVID W. RAYMOND
' FuneralDirector- Fmbalmer
19 No. Main 31., So. Norwalk
_ Residence, 5 Washington St.
Telephone at offlco~336-2.
Telephone at house-493.
Your“ Opportunity
We Offer for Sale
Two New Houses in Norwalk.
Each has 7 rooms and both. hot
nir heal. electric light, lot 50 x 135,
LOVER’S
“THE PLACE"
Shoe
11011 WOMEN
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signed for perfect
They need no breaking in.
513.1111 8. 13.511
Nature Shape
Sh o e 3
FOR CHILDREN
11.25 to 12.110
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ElectriCal Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main St.,
So. Norwaik. Music Hall Block
SUMMER TIMETABLE
On and alter Monday, June 17. 1912.
the new and commodlous
STEAMEF. HUNTINGTON,
Capt. William G Young, will run as
follows:
walk Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
tickets 50 cents Single titre 40 cents.
331111111011, in 12 years, excursion 36
cents. Single fore. 26 cents. Passen-
gers from Norwulk by 8:45 11. m. boat
will llnve four hours at Huntington.
Our summey schedule gives the peo-
ple of Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodlous steamer Hunt-
ington across the sound and over one
of the finest sheets of water in the
worid. Huntington Bay, with scenery
unsurpassed. Parties of 11) or more
can more arrangements with the cap-
tnln to stop at Volley Grove.
Lunches and meals served on the
boat by competent steward.
wow ”..‘... hm... .. .... . ._...._...
THE RECREATION TOURS
Black Island. 3 day tout-n
Sniurduys, 111111.10 17, 24, (list.
AT “LAST
we have found
Whlto Mountains. 8 day trips $21.50
Mondays, Sept. 9th. 111111. Accom.
Inodntlons Sinclair Hotel. Bethle-
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‘ Nllnm Falls. 4 da ti trip ”$31.00
811111111111. Sept. 711
Nlaqm Falls. at. Lawnncn River,
Montroal.
Saturday, Sept. 7111, 11111 doya‘ trio.
“1.60.
191 Grunge 81.. New Haven.
W' M... 1,... awn.“
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Brass Bed
llcnve Huntington for Nor-w
311.50'
in 1111 hit”, in \Vusillnglon nircct. Cyclone il, 1liol'1lco Keyworih. ..45213 public spll'ted citizens and business' Atlantic Cit 5 day mm.- $21.00 2 cans Milk ‘ 25¢
( . “""W" llum'nneer,l~‘licwn1‘t C. Elliott. .Mz‘dhlnlen for the most handsomely docorst. TWO STORES Mondnvsfit’ug 12111 26 'S'e'p't, 9 16 Pineapples,1encll ,
1‘ """‘I""I“I’ "H“"CI‘I‘I"“' N” 7' P- N i‘u'onm. Thomas Sterling ..... ..47: 39 I811 boats in the parade Mid 1” the 99' White Mountains, 3 day tour! $25.00 Green Limn Beans, per qt. . 1005'
1‘!” ”I ””9"“ ”“3““ “I” “WI ““1 healer wheelers Skoezics come in Ilectlon of these. the committee exper- NMWIII‘ South NOTWIIIII “1301111113111; 311312.125. Liyzfitfigikggl‘) Red Onions, per (,1, "“5.
' 1‘s. (ioor'c (‘1'111111' 111' l urlmr 11v - . 1 . ' ounn II ,
11310. 1111-1112111, ‘mnéifiw (Ivmnng‘ 0 1111111 and Dr. Herbert E.A1ers,dlivininenced difficulty in many instances in Tuesday, Aug. 2111b Lettuce. Corn Beans, Green Poppers, Carrots. Beets, Peaches, th,’
his own boat, come in last. Thelroeiocting the best. Some of the hosts Royal Tour, 9 “"1 trip ”4,00 Melons \Vntermoions MD,” and Blackberries
‘ .Hm lm'ui “I; “”1“," 111111111111: 10 time was not taken and 110111 boats {participated in only it harm! the 1111- .L ' Tucsday August 20111. 160 ' ’
“'1' ' so“ ' ii UNITED GROCERY COMPAN
'1-111' 111111111111 1111- mwk 111 ltlvm'sido el'u‘ craft, which llnd not completed gnlnonit tho prize winners for‘tlle Tell-I 2111i). '
. WWW 'l‘im 1111:11'1' ruin opinion u the instalnp of tho rune 1111111 llenrlyguon that the. nemmlttee wished to AUTUMNAL TOURS. 20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONI
For descriptive circular of all tours
111111 on G. W Harris. 111 depot or ad-
dross Tho ltocrontlon Tourist Co,
is Your Home Complete with 11
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Half—Price Sale,
We clear all our Summer Dresses out at
Onc- Half Price. '
No exceptions, no reservations. First
come, First Served.
Many One- Half Bargains throughout this
Busy Store.
and keep a large supply on hand.
OLD DOMINION ZLINE.
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Affording
’ Pleasure and Rest to ,
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON, D. (3.
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-
turn Including meals and berth
New York to Richmond or Washington. D. cu§lré
turn including meals and berth $15
ON 0. D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sen Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with-
STEAMERS SAIL, EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations, Pier 25, North River,
Foot of N. Moore .81., New» York.
Phone 11900 Franklin. Sendior Illustrated Painphlelt. .
W. L. WOODROW. Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gen’l Passenger Aug. '
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON a 60.. 5 Roll-
road Avenue. or Depot. Ticket Agent. N.,Y.. N. H. and H. R. R.
SPECIALS
HUME TOMATOES .. per qt., 51:; per basket,
WALTER BAKER‘S COCOA ‘on CHOCOLATE, per can 199T.
..1...-n..nv
11i1111\i1~\11.111~
Juok- of nllsllrades foiled bocsuse he coolant learn
to spsoiullze. Focused effort has made the Ford»
"the universal cur." Our tremendous producing
power 111 centered upon the building of just one
good osrwtho woriddbooting Modei'l‘ 8. L. Bone»
diet. 329111.98 130111.11 Main street.
The Bull Mouse. 11th by F‘ (I. Grea
horn of City island, completely outa
classed the other entries. 3119 was 111
clumsy looking craft and, polars start-
ing. would intro been pinnedat the
bottom oi the list by inexperienced
buntmon. 'fihfi' 111111 the speed, how
Wen, 11111 was demonstrated throughout
11111 1.111.111.1111“ 111111 111111111111 '11on
from the other two leaders the race
mlly being 11111111111111 the threo’ lend-
Brit _ t .1
After oonsidorhbis Within: the
boots lined up 1119111 tts 1111 at 8: iii '
11111111 'l'iie hull Moos: gunned to t
,_ loud 11nd wily 11m 1
ho,
E. J. Finnegan, First Selectman Alfred
1111111011, Nempapermon William CI. lilo-
Loen 11nd Fred N .Smlth. ‘
Ono 111111111 incidents “or the parade
worth notice was John Cabnnn’s yacht
111111119. which was download 11111110-
prlate to the new protrosslve mom
factory in every way.
11111111., sud was dubbed tho 311111111111)“, Com? [“9 With 6 fept
11111111111111. handkorohiof. W 1 1'
111111 couplings mounts on 11111115111. ,
111111119 1111111111111. 1111- m n pistons or "
The north on board worn All ‘
1591111111, who 111111 chief umpire oi the
mar anuoouvorn. returns loathe coho
7.1 round of 11111 dopurtmont or the cast.
or 11, 11111111111111 that will 111111111 you not
like it til your old when you 111111111 1111 .
in tins morning? is your hum: of
the intent «also?» have you s. (told-
an 01111 Dining ’l‘siila 11111111 Chairs to
1111111111? noel your 1111111: hits" no:
And if you ‘11:» short oi! writing iii
your Ho‘uu Furnishings 11111 to 1111
Norwaiki Furniture
' House
1 111111 WALL.“ 11111111»
that we feel confident
will be Bntirely Stills.
_. 1..me
, 1.111111111111111 meeting of the W. C. 1‘.
ii. of Folmeld 111111 11111111113111 counting
111111 be 1111111 111 11111 Episcopal 11111111111 111
arachnoid. fientotnber‘i. Mn. Mary
{3111111011, 1111111119111 11! tho Michaela W.
prssident or the 1111111111111 W. O. '1‘. U1.
Awill give sddreuon. The principal
mutter 0111111 meeting 11111119 111151.
. filer: nobarrr, oi the National sown,
Is, It 11111 11111111111 tiniq visiting in
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Norwalk Chronicler