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, ‘ ity. in the sanitation of country schools _
.Taka the Liisures for tuberculosis. One whatever.
But even in Ltbo States
said fancy that here. at least. the which provide for a sanitary regula-
Loountry child. with all the «dilemmas tion.‘ either thermisclve 7be mandatory.
of fresh air, would suffer less from which 77771777 a rite a of some art
the guilt plague of any country. But of inspection. conditions existh’whi‘dh
the number of city chi drsn willi- iune belong to the mediaeval period of our
trouble make openly a fraction of i oducdtional, development-conditions
LASSLIFIED Advertisements on this page. TWenty- Five Words or Less. 25c;
Three me. 501:. Each AdditiOnai were. 1 cent per Insertion. In blflOKa.
nice or Caps. Double Price.
WANTED ‘ T0 Lit-r -_ son SALEL .
=WANTED4+GOOD muons nor Vro LET-v.4" ROOMS. NO. 1 com ‘Fon BALE—mans 7318110? MILL,
about 16 years of age to work in Ave. All modern improvements. ln~ iflne 12 room house, price 33, 500: also
L painting office. Apply to The 'Borda cuire R. Joselovsky, a Cove Ave. good 8 room house. city water and tol-
iPress.ISentinelLBldg. 711117 at 11117 if let only 81. 250; may down 8260: and
WANTED - PAI‘NTERS.
Kirk, Noroton Heights
LOUISL T0 LET~NINE ROOM HOUSE.
m1? hi all,. improvements; barn, chicken
ihouse, fruit, tines acres; on trolley:
WANTE°”YQUNG MEN AND WO' five minutes from zNorwalk bridge. 66
. men to. become detectives. Don't' Newtown Ave Telephone 1041 ring
miss this opportunity. Write C. R.. Lt mu; 3;
care Sentinel, South Norwalk. mi7 3t'
To LET~FLATS FOUR AND
wnnrawconuiuariou Lock five rooms all improvements, two
safe, 3 x 4, Telephone 500, South weeks lent free to respectable parties.
Nor-walk, ‘ m17 .35'Decorsted to taste.
Randall Blk
Him 68'
WANTED—STIFF, HAT- TRIM-
rncrs. Dreyer Hat 100. 11117 1t “To LET—~FIRST FLOOR, 8 COT-
V tags St., East Norwak, four large;
WANTED ~ HIGHEST PRICES rooms, cook room attic, attic bed-L
paid for secondhand furniture, ,car-
mete. rugs, etc. J. K. Finch and 00.,
room, good ceiian Rent reasonable.
Inquire on unemises. mif 3t
inquire B Wolk, i
h lungs kits 50 by 22.3, near Norwalk;
Llprice $750; and one lot, Spring -.Hill
8200. Address Box 314, South Nor-
:walk 77717 57
FOR SALE—ONE CLOSED TOP
business --,wsgon with panel doors'
front, back and seat. New ”midi?"
8100. Apply Postal Telegraph
74 Washington St, South Nowell;
11111.73
eon eALs—eaunsn 77577777777777
lRook em from good winter laying
strain for hatching. Also a few Bar‘-
i
red Rock cockerels. .lob Lockwood.
R E. D 37, So Norwalk. Tel. 1306-2.
m16 3t
FOR SALELON
Llry life is supposed to bestow.
milieu 81777777 that Pupils in
177.77 of tree ihan 40 .000
Popnlaiion are For Behind
7777777771777 oi-ihe brow-
sd 3177777 in Physical
chll - Being
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(By Dr. Philip Slimmer Spence
‘ in New-VVYork Times),
Country senool children are any-
,where from 10 to 20 per cent, more
unhealthy than aty school childrén.
in spite of all the harmful effects of
overcrowding irrL our large centres. in
Hapi'te of all the sanitary deficiencies
Let our slums. the children of our
slums the children in the schools of
our largest and most crowded cities
are better off in the matter of health
than the éhildrsn who have the ad-
vantage of open VVair. plenty of cxer
else, and all tile’benofits which coun-
, districts of 8 per cent, w
per cent, while 3.7 per cent. of the which menace both
an affection of the lungs Freah‘Air Not Enough.
‘ "Anothe‘r defective condition which “These senerai condition which
~17 supposed to be one of the most surround the country child have not
prevalent and most insidious among been unknown to our educators Thor1
our _clty school cliibireu is that of have been known more or less sober:
malnutrition. .Povorty and ignorance ally by the public at large But both
have tended to make this condition 9, educators and public have fancied that
serious one; we realize its gravity the sturdy country child—~largely by
,Lwnan we hear that in New York reason of fresh air—has been able to
LcLidy the percentage or children suffer Oi'ei‘come WEBB menacing conditions,
1113 from poorly nourished bodies is and without impaired visor 'But the
23,3 per cent \But should we not be ilndiugs of the National Education As
still more amazed and alarmed to Bociation's SilHCY lime filmed the
know that 31. 2 per cent of the country COMIL'HTY
school children are listed under mal- ' ”These findings point i bohemian
nutrition? tremendous lack. a mlghtv fissure in
"Another charge laid against the 0‘" e““°““°““‘ ”Stem- They point
big cities is that they produce menial to a faulty perspective and a blinking
defectives. Statistics from twenty- of actual facts on the part of our edn
five cities were studied for this point colors when they km" out for the
and statistics drawn from the 1.831 health of the city child and almOst on-
rural districts in Pennsylvania, Rural tirely neglect the health of ”‘9 00““
Township, Massachusetts: Cape May "Lift child 1
County and Cumberland County, New NO: 0"" State in “"3 PW" des
Jersey Bannock County ldnho and even nominal medical inspection and
Orange County “mm“: L health care‘for country school chii.
"This investigation showed a pro- dren Tuenty- five States make some
portion of mental detectives in rural provision for a portion at least of
bile that for their school children To ten of these
i
the health and
. total number or country children had mprsls. of our school children.
invesilnailaniiiidunational 00m-.
7‘12 Madison St., city. Tel. Con.
m1? (it.
A
WANTED — weaves-s AND
learners. {earners paid while learn-
ing. English speaking people prefer
:red. Apply Muller Gloria Mills, Win-
nipauk. 711114 6t
WANTED—JCHAUFFEUR WANTS
lliosition. Experienced mun. Tele-
phone 931. ml; at
WANTED—FREE iAND CLEAR
lots for beautiful incorne property.
iox 686, *So. Norwalk, Conn. unl3 7t
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 8 West Ave. South
Worwalk. 111? ff
WANTED—~TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid .Ext-ra prices for fat calves.
85.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
- 029 tf
Knew Thyself
w-ORKMEN’S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH, AOCIDENT
INSURANGE. ~
Write Me for Sample Policy.
c. T. McGOVERN
iNdURANCE AND QEAL ESTATE
- 156 Washington Street,
Oouth Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 345.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF" CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is. the definition of the .
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caus- "
ed by a Wrench. twist or sprain in
like back. Even if done in childhood
it: creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different Iorgens and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through' harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractors chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments given also.
'1‘. Francis. D. C.
94 Washington 31., ea: Norwaik, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer flohool, the
caoovmc . ._ . .
awwro -
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if other LL methods have failed to
help you and other I
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Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con-
mused that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL D. C.
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic Sc, Stamford, g s.
m. to 5 pm
Spinal Analysis Free.
ROTONLLLLLL
POULTRY FARM
7- 7 itchiness '77. errands».
L, ~ ,.Wiil pay highest ash prices for all
ikinds of chickens.
g'l'vhatching from choice mater ports of
(White, Buff and Barred Plymouth
and White Wyndotts. Price
L I l: t 1 9 ’th 1
53 Meade“... L’St; smith Liniii‘wflit,» 00 o bressu e r
We have dues for
T0 LET—FIVE aoons. ALL 111;
movements. Apply 17 Lowe St., South.
Norwa k. mlf 3t
TO L‘ET»LOWER FLOOR 16 ROW-
an St From April 1st. Apply 18 Row-
an St. ‘ 7:711 3t
'ro LETdFIVE LARGE ROOMS,
first floor, 266 East Ave., E. Norwalk.
Three minutes from trolley, depot and
churches. Rent 812. H. D. IIerght.
Tel. 1271- 3. mill (it
seem
BUSINESS NOTICES
PAINTING, irnrsunANomo, DEC
BURRITT avu, .
lot 60 x 135 price $1. 000. F0, fur. For this condition our State systems.
ther particulars inquire at 22 rRm rim. of education are to blame Four hm“
the cities was but 2 per cent.
‘L 01771775377177 same data for study, we
found that heart trouble was more
States health inspection of the schools
has become mandatory, but this ap
plies in 50 per cent. of them only to
Ave. 01111 6t dred cities look to the health of thelrL
sclvooi children, but not one State in
five cares for the physical weil‘beingj
of the children in the rural districts
Not only do four states out of five re
fuse the medical inspection given to
city children. but they allow unsani-
tary conditions in the schoolhouses
such as no city child is obliged to ex-
parlance.
This general conclusion is the result
of an investigation conducted by a
ico‘mmitiee on health problems of the
National Council of Education which
has worked with the cooperation of a
special committee of the American
\iudicul Association. These commitv
tree have been studying for two years
problems oi" the rural
FOR SALE-19“ HUDSON MOD-
ci "207 Roadster, in perfect condition
completely continued. Tires nearly
new Demonstration gladly giv.en
Price 8325 00. A. E. Wheeler R. iv‘. 1),
No 1, Bridgeort, Conn mil 6t
John Fountains
will give you suggestions and cell
mates for that job of inside or outsideL
painting or paper- hanging that you will
uni nun
SOLVENT NOTICE:
District of Norwelk ss.,
Court,Mnrch1i_i. A, II). 1814. 7 IV
77177777.. of Louisa 'LEvanecki, late of
Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The «Court of Probate for the Dia-
trlctVof Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
0
7
Probate
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time, will be debnrrcd 11 recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
*WM. F. TAMMANY,V
11117 2f 31. ’ Administrator.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Estate of Lizzie Gaiyns, late of Nor-
walk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al-
lowed slx months from the date here-
of rfor the creditors 'of said‘estate to
erhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested within said
requested to make imediaie payment
to , ‘
GABRIEL. DOKUB,
* ‘ JOSEBH‘BOLTES,
r7117 24 Si __ V ‘ Executors.
L fly William F. Tammany their attor-
ney. .
‘r. . :7
’ MI
LSOLVENTL mugs.
District
Court. March 17, A. 1)., 1914.
Estate of James E. «Stevens, late of
Norwalk. «in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate I‘for
the inistrlct of Norwaik, hath
limited and allowed six
liromL the date hereof don the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those Who neg-
nocoimts, pron-
ad time, will be
All persons in-
erly attested M77777 sL
debarred a recovery.
debted to said estate are reducited‘t'o
make immediate «payment to
EDWIN L movable,
Administrator. _
7
mi 7 24 31
FOR SALE
7
200 77777777 .7777) YOUNG Man's
Butts will be sold at almost zonefhal‘f
price. as we an going .7777. at: the
clothing business. Call at 1.777777 .777
risk; 95755711777. Block, South Namath.
Colin. 3
exhibit their claims for soiliement.‘
time, will bé debarred a recovery. All ,
persons indebted to said estate are L-
of Norwalk. ‘ss., Probate .
months ‘
crating.~ Palnters' supplies. Wall pa— have done this spring. A postal will
per, up~to~dateIstyles, lowest prices. bring samples to you. personal alien
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial on lion to all work.
tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander 1' .
White 6112 Ely Ave L hill of 8 BURRITT AVE PHONEWCON'
_..._ ._.. W...“ 11 V ,
20th Century Triumph
Latest scientific method of treating
disease and ailments. assures «positive
and pennancnt cure, reaches every
case. investigate
Suggestive Therapy, . Magnetic
Treatment. Latest Treatment of the
Vital Organs, the Nervous System and
the spine:
A System of. Healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body two bar
may with Nature.
PROF. MILLER
Special Notice—l have removed my
office at Keelei' s Bldg. 80. Norwalk,i
to my Main Office at 1169 Chapel St,
New Hav,en Conn. 7
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WILL LADY WIHO FOUND PIN
front '26 centhtore and called at 8
Henry lSt., unease cull agnin"any even-
ing them five to seven? .1171? Rt
TYPIWBITIRI.
mm mmwnrrm—
up: , Smith. oncogfi
Remission «all oth’r
rent
repaired. Rentals
per month. munching!
o Plummor
been. 150‘ Wield
Conn.
8"?
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Apple Trees 7717777777
’ aueoncunuaisrs.
sou'm NOHWALK, coma.
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“088 Mi BATE 7- V
““8 ”08888888
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The city clerk and his assistants
books and have practically completed
the entries. Soon work on the ab-
stracting and getting conveyances up
to October last will be started 7, It:
'is expected that the books will be
turned over to the tax collector imal
few days . , ,_‘ 7 .
The checks of the street schoolwo—
'on bills ordered paid at last Friday
night's council meeting. are nearly air
loot. and will probably be completed
Lby tonight. i
.5"
meat and the mantra.
to completion;
LEW
this 777777 7777. in. .77.- iHowa‘r
and Mrs 777177
Work for L
, Mr.
IIVIK‘Lorwin 77777177, 189;,
737 no "in
V 7775,1777'777777.
‘ and that
sold at I! per month. ‘
'l'h
Beaupain 87L Saunders:
i
are busily working on the rate
lice and administrative departments.
schools. witnibe belleithat the rural
schools have been relatively neglected
their problems have been
more pressing than the problems of
the cities .27.
The uolk of lthis joint committee
lids been undci‘flie direction of Ur.
Thomas D. Wood. leumblgL Unlier-
am. 'A ‘generai survey/was conduct-
ed which drew statistics from every
state in the Union, and Va special in-
.tcnsive studx was made of the rural
’repolts from idnho. MRSSRCllliSPlti-l
Penuslyvnnin. New Jersey, and Vlr
Lglnia.
The data colleiled by this commis-
sion shows an amazing percentan of
the children in the rural districts to
be defective and. in need of medical
attention
“We grow up with the notion " said
Dr. Wood in discussing the situation.
“that the school children in the collu-
try were bound to be much healthier
than the childrenof the cities.
No one actually knew how bad the
’.country schoolhouse was until‘ the
{National Educntltin Association‘ made
a survey, The results have been
‘amdslngmin many instances appalilnk.
Thes‘e‘ results pointed to the fact that
1 we are neglecting the health ofL the
country schal child to a serious dsv
greé, for Wher‘ci or urban and rural
statistics concerning the kaolin: of
Lschool children were contrasted that,
'country: child was found to be any-
where. from 5 to 20 per cent more do-
fectivLeV than the city child. iV-VV-m;
Fer L‘ekampie. 7‘7 special study .073 by
23111 nth’l‘OlN sun is sun-man
831 rural 'iiislricts‘ of Pennsylvania
i
Pittsburgh. arid LAitooua. ..
"We found that the total percent
age of defective chlldreh iVn Almond
was 00. in PitfiiLburth 72.2 By do
fectivei mean defective hi the larger
saline, which includes any physical or
‘ ‘ ‘ . cases
mental defect, .
Country. 7:th ”healthier-L
of defective children for the cities
where the number would be even
greater than in, gay Pliilifilslllhifi. tiieido unfavorable conditions in every '
percentage cfidofective children lathe way than are city children. VLf‘hey of- eunuch; up 7177' city streets in central
7, Eton must walk long distances in 9’57 portions, the thaw "id“!ifi, this poser-V, 710.12,.
ptreme‘ heat, cold, or wet;- they
204.427 country children in Pennsyw school With damp clothing andwét
for fact: they have only a cold
rural districts aggregated 75. .
‘ ‘f'i‘nat means 775797077777. oLVIL-L
any other centre in theL country. IV
. tres competent doctors are available...
was made The health of the children i one clinics and Vol following out the mended WGWWMPG
there was contrasted with the health, school physicians
of the school children in 71777717577777,
i
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Acontraptsd with this percentage stood and the elm-11°93 for house in cc today, and has ,5; c to Newnort LLLLLLLi
been. 7. LAL
the city schools. Just half of that
number have no rural health inspec-
tion whatever
That is. in cities of 40, 000-1707777177
lion and over in most cases school
than tvcic‘é as prevalent amoug coun
try as among city school children. The
percentage of curvature of the spine
for city children 'Wns but .13,Lwhlic
that for the children in the rural dis-
trlcts amounted to 3.5 children have the advantage of mod-
“Enr trouble was found to be prev-a "LE" inspection. Throughout the
lent among city children to the extent smaller Low“ 1‘0““ er
.0, but 1 per cent Among country rural districts, where conditions are
children, howeVer, it was nearly 5 per much more of In drain on the child‘s
c.ent City children suffering from vitality. they‘are left to the care of
some defect, at the eyes number only the teacher only, who has to struggle
5.1 per cent, while those in the rural “'Lth her problem as ”95' are "im-‘IL un
{districts reach the enormbus total of aided by any '"ed'cLaIL au hor W
21.08 per cent. in Bannock County. “The welfare 0' our country
,5me this percentage for i‘ounti‘y pends upon no factor more lndispense~
school children amounted to very his more ‘Lita‘ than the “9.1“"? or
‘nearlv 30 our rural life. Our finest crepe are
“Adenoids in city children anlount our tLlLLLLLLithLl The farmer does not
to but 8.5 per cent, but in the coun- ce “5 r“ ‘- . V
try the percentage is 21.5. The 273- “D-and “W?“ State protection for
ures forgenlnngeil tonsils are 8.8 per his youngsters-11 more , important
cent. fort the. children in the tweniy- matter than tariff negillation. i'
five thick. as contrasted with 30 pet The rural :1,th 1" ":9 no ”:1“:
cent. for country children; in idsho the strategic position rom 'LLSLC
alone the: percentage for the rural rural life 9““ be improved The’ "“9.
children ‘8 it. 9. . should see to it that the rural school'L
“-'l‘hese findings are merely a ssm- is used to the very limitL of its possieiL,
pie. They do not l‘em‘isvlll the enthc bilities “5 a factor fer impsovemgntt.
country. but, inasmuch as replesmentn And one or ”‘9 “'3‘ deman s ‘3 in
tire districts 111in been selected and for "dined health infil‘lection. more- or
(bone in L neighbaring or similar re- leg? “““O'Lm to.” all the States.
gions contrasted: i think that they ”The inspector should "‘3 under the
furnish ground for the general con- supervision 0‘ d‘he I30”: 8: 1:1“:
clusion-—~thut thereilutry child is more tion and “0t L“ “In“ 0 e ‘ 2‘31".
unhealthy than..tlie(-lt.\‘cllild.nud new of Health. “'9 “3‘9 corne ”I re .137
sequently needs more rare from the the lnenpediency 0f “’1‘.”an any
State part of the educational system from
1.77771 why this condition of affairs? the jurisdiction of one board, Three
Consldci ilrsi the general conditions fourths 0f the health instection 0‘
which tend of counteract the effect of “”3015 in 0“" large cities 8 now up-
surroundings which ,5 der the direct charge of the Board of
open air. of .
would scrub should make for vigorous Eldimatlou 1“ 93‘“ ‘3“5- Twenty
States administer their health in-
constliutions. ..
spection under their Boards of Edit-7
cation This has come to be the ra-
tional solution of the problem“
There are now about 700 school
“These general conditions are ‘large
ly in matter of education carried into
the homes of these people.
”Consider defects of the ears, eyes, ’
and teeth. Tliose are not so easily
corrected in the country as in the city that ii:
though we have. come to realize what
havoc these defects can play with a
child’s standing in school. That reali
patios, fins led us to the institution of
free clinics and or medical inspection
in our city schools. In the large can-
e need school nurses in the cit-
ies, to say nothing of rural school
nurses." II . I , .
Juer nicH‘r sou erKACHs AND
' nusumxrism. L ' ‘
Foley Kidney and are so- thorough
7 ly oifectiVe for 77757715775, rheumatism.
medical Land dental clinics are 1m
"There are school nurses to educate Wilden.- aching flotilla.
p rents up to the 7777.77.77... of using bladder Ailments that they are rot-our
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rtVaIcommendetion‘s.'1”“‘(3NWV-1‘1‘5‘ii‘7rli05'ii "My dl‘LliLBBISl
of observing' the simple Lruleg 0L. by. recommended Foley Kidney iPills for
alone an preventlyesu .
"people in the country, on the other 0i one bottle. in) old "Wide enflf'élTL
7777.71.77.77 little inclined to seek aid difiuvbénm. " FI'or sale by all drui-
from physicians or dentists or ooulists girls.”
simply because they have not been L V ,
educated to do so ascent in extreme. (17.77157 LC Thompson, son of LMr.
L , and bird William A Thompson” oi.
Tuberculosis isL nLot so LLLiLveli under Piglet Noruaih joined ihh UL. 8.xavoj‘
7 {LL
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tion are much grénter.Childre1L“n assignment to .~
the country are much more exposed ‘ ‘
7. .77.
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They “almost, invariably Norwallt
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luncheon.
l1 oLiilc .4 ,,
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rider 7 «.77. .77..
7 itch amendment .7 ‘9'“hcmv
fimerine in its Worth
and in the ‘
dei
If he did he would vise.
New York, New Haven
nurses all working in our larger cities .
We have notyet naked up to the fact!
kidney dn‘c‘
w: 'pnins in my haclrmndibsforé I finish . ‘
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"o etion‘Lwi ‘pe old this, oval
golden.
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Lot unclean and pressvtheiit
for the coming season. We? LL L
cleanse and press ladies‘ iii
A fair trial is all we as '."
A’Phone. 3- 51177 r4 ' L
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The Reed & Valli
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL “10'. L
in the Town ' L
euro corpus-3L 1
~ Phone 800—50 50. Main it
so. Nor-went nude HARM
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St. Patrick’s DaL
Cards and;
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IN EFFECT MARCH 15, 1914.
iSOUTH NOR'rWALK TO NEW VOBLK;
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7: 31x, 9:41:17, 10: 12x
Sundays.
A. '.M ~1‘L.:2 25x. 5: 33x. 52813558158.
1033717, 11:24.
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