57' ‘..,2": ‘ real-e», ,
R V t Til". tie 3‘” “‘3‘ ”W ”i “.‘2‘ “m- ’J’INcnaAsap on rail:
. . , age“ ea ' , ‘ Weathers are hats minimise?
p Becca! simian Program By the
‘ and trimmings of all kindp. ‘rOne,’ "at,
Regent Orchestra Every Evening. Madmen: own design, which is par.
Today
FRONT
i ._._
(GOntinued from First Page.)
~.
tlcalarly interesting, is of mature
hmcaded cloth, with a 'nloleslrinl
» - ‘ i um ' p _ . ‘
mmfihszllaeinmgrszbeiig ' the cd willout their aid, until the new
shape of a tullphlown Japanese m. ieemtaryl announces his ,
, , ll bud at the edger)! the pparcnt y von Hmtze had been
audio sma ,seiectcd, but the action of the .50,
'3’ on .the 19“ sme' 4 iciplists brought forth a more
j . ’gfiuijded mi-official announce-
.. , h lined, wllic declared the admiral
-“A Pair Of elm." aiming ole pout "W3 he?" mauled”, NO 0350131
lar'Actor,.Taylor Hum” pannotl’nccmevnt of vou Kuelll.
i What do the screen players rOaHrmmm s “New” has been made. _
say when they talk in. the movies?) The french continued then-
Some say what the directors tell them Jamming tactics last night on the
- ,0 say ——others mumhle to merely westerly side of the Marne salient,
make believe they are talking. put “9‘31““ 0f 301830115» capturing
Taylor Holmes,“ the George K; Sptbr
comedian, makes up his own lines.
And they are usually worth listening
A Striking 'Dramallc Vision of. 1118‘ v in directing in; Pair Of Sixes." L C.
l ‘ WM” ““1“" Wludom did not have to tell Taylor
“Willem? Pathe News and ,9, Eclipse what to say. For «he had al-
v ZeReel Comedy. L ready learned that the star could
“*7 create lines of his own for funnier and
Fridfl}; more pertinent to the action than the
. T3340! Holmes- script writers could daring
it is as good as attending a Taylor
111.3,; ”0‘99 lay 0' rapid action, Holmes legitimate show to stand on
, laughs and love. '
"i' r - . the “side lines” and listen to Mr.
“A Pair of Sixes”
Holmes as he works. As well as a
‘ wonderful ability to act’: funny, Mr.
sATUHDAY~Frank Keenan. In
“Ruler bf the Road"; and? Lin-
Holmes has a rare sense of humor the;
coin prams; “A l‘Prefl‘dflllfl. An- brings out spontaneous words an
"var!” i T“ ~ - Phrases. , , p.
‘ i I O I ’ “I” couldn't talk when lact,l’d
feel like a wooden man." he says. "My
long stage esperience schooled me to
talk as i not."
“Mr. Holmes," said, tbsp camera-
man one day. "you ought to write
comedies yourself, That flow of words
f ours—” . . ' -~ .
0 “’ilub?" retorled the star. “The only.
way i could evsr write a. playwould'
be to act' the parts as l w”W?“:;f“"
,tatlng to a stenoxrepher.”
M
i GOVERNOR APPROVES BILLS.
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb ap-
proved the following bills Tuesday: .
’ c'llaron Hospital, 8250: Gracc’iiospltal,
New Haven,‘ 31,250; Norwallritospl-
n‘ o " O , 7 . _ i s it L”:
. xix-theatre will be glitz-2.5.1.: strains...
, ' . : ‘ . .- _ . - $1,190 (for gas furnished Second Com-
}.icsed this week ior
poplars and altera-
parly, Governors Eons Guard): Win-‘
inSe 'n ' j‘ 4
q aniosur THEATRE mm
< .4“
Mme. Petrova
and Her Own Company of Players,
' in
"Corey. and the farm and clinician of
“Daughter of Destiny”
St. Paul, south of the town.
The gain of ground serves still
further to protect the forest of Vil-
‘lers-COttercls (otherwise - called
the RctzForest), which forms bul—
wark of the defense of Compicgne,
tgb important French base and
railway junction, on the east of
this! town.
On the British front, south of
the Somme, Field Marshal Huig’s
infantry pushed still further for-
al holding ground cast of Villers-
Bretonncux, on the, ridge which
defense ,of the Allied base at
Amiens.
‘Raidiug operations comprised
the major portion of the activities
'U""'~.'.- , - '
. 3 ~ 3
l
front, resulting ill the capture Of
Corey, gains in interest in that it.
represents a continuation of a ser-
ics of important local attacks on
this front, between the Aisue and
the Marne, begun by General Pe-
tuin on Sunday. it is along this
count it quite probable that the
Germans will resume their ofien-
sivc.
Sunday's attack took the form
of a drive that carried the Frencli
lillc forward twollllirds of a mile
on ii twoplllilc front north of the"
Longport region, in this area. The
gain here was extended on Tues-
day.- wlliicpdurinir the day of chp
llcsday the front of operations was
/ _
.1: .‘,l
l
‘ chesler Repasllng ‘Arms"f1dhlpifl.
3 $76.95 (for cartridges furnishedSecond
lCompany, Governors Foot Guard): J.
M. Whittclsey of the commission on
thlllestic animals, $693.89 (for services
* Onwdlseased cattle): ‘hud $1,005.67 (for
'. services during hog cholera oplilcmlc).i
' v
skirts of Lougport and (.‘lorcy were
reached.
During: lust night, as today’s
‘ lstatcmcnt from Paris shows, the
MEDICINAL VALUE French made good their occupatiOn
To BE CONSIDERED of Corey and drove ill still farther
; . .. - - , -' Herb, Are to Be Used In Replenlehing
i Depleted Supply.
Desplse not the lowly oxcycd daisy
. nor yet the pungent pcnnyroyal. Like
. r “L *3
' AI "if "IEMRES lihe lilies of the. field they seem utterly
, \ w
.II P.
The not result, together with all
earlier operation further north.
late in June, when a dangerous illi-
licni east of the Luvcrsinc anillc
which the Gormuus created
their Juno offensive, was wiped
out,-is that the French front 116w
runs ill nearly ll straight line
useless but tbelr medicinal value is to
, be considered. lly writing to the state
department of agriculture one may
p . learn where to dispose of one's surplus
. Madame Olga Petr-ova In the Photo. stock of popular bark, rose buds. mul-
drama; "Daughter‘of' Destiny" l len leaves, poison oak. corn silk, snake
.Seveml'lhew evening gowns, mostly root, dandelion root—what you will.
of the flowing drapery type, which These herbs and many other com-
Suggest the old classical Greek lines. mop garden weeds are of use to the
and one .01‘ “10 0f more 01‘ 1833 United States in replenishing the stock
Oriental design. will be worn during of simple drugs and medicines which
- iheso‘ series of pictures. Petrova does has become depleted under war condi<
not ltie suits. and so 8118-1!“ I collec- tlons. Drug firms are otfcringmttrac-
lion of for goats. the aggreé’ate value tlve prices for shipments of such herbs
of which would finance a whole new and roots as are of use in making
WOW”! 1'10“er company. One 13 a Lhesedrugs. It is [a patriotic duty to
magnificent "”18 white ermine 9°“! 01' pluck the, leaves from the burdocks.
Mflectlv matched skins» one. a “8"“, the buds from the balm of gilead. nui
“km mer which ”“3“" ““5 her ex; first it is advisable to ascertuin tile
2:“? ”gigs; 1:32:31; 02:32:: foil” :81: names and addresses of the prospect-
miisfnas lovely as the sable’coat, ’5 We buyers from the department of ag-
one Of moleskln. (”here are" muffs ”cummithe capitol.
andpnockplepes of 'tllnknabls, seal.‘ ASKING F Avons
' .p . y i
wiiiltoa (‘21:. 51'; fins] ‘Lfnileliurfbforli: When'youask a favor, act as if you
n cos p r. p“ e y expected it would be granted. A re-l
hind, being the skin of a white f9x~ , p , l
crossed with a yellow fox, which has Quest that .s unreasonable ought not.
produced markings unusually beauti- to be made “t all, “Pd it it 13.393301?
ful and impossible to duplicate by any “”1“! 3”" 960919 the credit for be-
" ‘ ' ‘i ' «- ingready to help- We pay our'frlends
process of dying. . , a poor compliment when we m Sergeant Arthur. Russel, Osbosll,
,All.9f,,thph;l.elite winners of Fifth: little favor with an a" of exiectin Wis, ’Corpbral Henry Dowdlc,
avenue are represented by hats. 98- m t in ’ I g Chicago; Privates Jo n F. Blalock,
peclally created for Petrova. to match. . a By are 301118 to refuse.
each contend gown They are large - ‘
lists or labs, snd‘brocaded ‘cloth with‘
\n
REGENT ‘riiEATRE TODAY
*
for a distance of approxiluutcly
twelve miles from the Aisnc south-
ward io below Corey. ‘
Between this and the American
sector, to the south, northwest of
Chateau 'I‘llicrry, llicre still is a
Westward bulge ill the line. The
French pressure on the north and
the American on the south, how-
ovpr, seems likely to result in the
wiping;r out of this salient by the
continuation of the present Ell-l
tonic tactics of local plunges in
this sector, if the Germans llold oif
much longer in launching their exr
pectcd renewed offensive. '
WASHINGTON, July 11.—.Tllc
Marirl‘c Corps casualty list today
contained 35 names, divided as fol-
lows: ' ,
Killed in action,13; _ dicd
wounds, 4; wounded scvcriy, 18.
Killed in acliOll.--Licutcllant
Unsepll A. Sinnot, Moutclair, N. .l.,
roif; George 0'. Hamlet, Almisioml
5-..... 3
Cal; Edmund, J. Lu Boute, Yorypb
. Beach, Maine; Charles A. O'Cou- h
,-nor,TO‘rIando, Fla:
piSchaufelc, Cleveland.
l Died of Wounds.-ilieutenant
. George H. Yarborough, Mullins,
:RclODjPOilll 1
_ ii Park? '
shore 3;: Chicken * '
V. *‘Diinners and p
’Ai Carte Service
" 5iBA’HiNG ‘
fillson, Eaton, 0010.; Walter B. Pic~
,ortz, Chicago; Harry A. ‘Weudel
. ”Chicago-r t ‘4 ' — .7
' The scvcrly wounded il’icllldet, f1
Sergeants Claud S._Corson. Day-r» ‘
vleston,‘>Pa.;‘John H. Kelly, Phila~
, Whitefield Mass.; William,-
“ ' ‘ N
thcf'towfn and railway station of,
ward last night, and won addition-'
stands as an important eastward,
on the remauider of the Allied-
t'rout. ~
The operation on the Frenoll'wfluam 0. Garner, 1916 Penn
line that the Allies apparently:
port.
Charles H. Satchel. lloa Angolan.
causes—Private
Brooklyn, N. Y.
. ;south on the line for a short dis- C
E. (ironicallyun, Mass. ; James J.
Kelly, Dorcllestcr,.Mass. ; James C.
. . . _ . . Peterson, East Boaton, Mass; An:
along a series of strong pooltlous i
la
icak, Detroit; Elmer .
l Cheviot, Ohio; John D. Sears,
Swartwood, N.\Y.; Dewey L. Sim-
mons, Newalla, Okla; Frederick
Steinmiller, t
«Clyde Suinmcrfield, Gatewood, W.
lVa.; Fred chctli‘md, Pawtuckc’t p
0f [RI-'13; Alex. .Swiaslti, Philadelphia
lDon C.‘Wiidc, Ogden, Utah; Joli
.L. Walter, VScldeil. Kilns.
J. Wright, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
missing—Private Frank H. Duly
Hyde Park, Mass. p
i=IfiIamlci'q N. 0.; Chris iau Boebm,l , '
Irvingto'n, N. J .; RoyJ. Ford. beta ‘
g , . . 0
Raymond ,F'. iocaldraft board here ,.tonight, ,and rection of the Department of Justice,
,wlllcbls in progress here with Attor- r
mes-General Gregory and Cili'.."~.'! E,
1; submityproofs that he is engaged in an
"esiienualzoccllpstlonlll‘hc action of the _
"board'iwas. taken under the“reboutdiugbefilln trim Mingle i." 205,1 to?“
‘- , ~ ' . ‘ ~ ‘ ,1 up}: ‘ " ". u , , ' , my: new turn to ay wi‘ .. armva min
b. C. , Privates Norman D. Huttil .7 .W'ork (Flight Order olicpégzgztien‘awag‘wafihlngion 0f, N. ‘W. Kelloggfiiation-
ally known as an investigator. The
. viel of secrecy which has encompassed
the. inquiry thus far drawn still closer
today' with Kellogg’s arrival.
' ' ' Hughes reiterated nothing will
"fl-made public of the committee’s ‘ find-
ingsrin the air cruitanuiry until Pres»
ldent Wilson. having been given the-
report, makes it public.
fa] Genéral'Ci‘Owdc’r.
, given deterred classification because, of
A, dependencies” before the "work oi.
idol his: Privates Patrick J. Do 'le,i 45mm“! » 'ngnesda’i—Cwmai‘dt.
p 3 Critics Day'streen, _ p ,
M. J. 1’9
billed up, #19::
’ have them ”if
“sawiw‘l V V. § ‘
rumours ppmzmxy up lllll FIRST lililll,‘
a Distinguished wilepcmsp nu
”heroically aiding wounded at great
:risk to his. life during the'advancc
Din Bouresclles. He was struck by a
policies.‘shell while carrying an officer to a Refuse. to Sustain Decision
place of safety. The cross will be
forwarded to his sister, Elizabeth
Osborne, of Chicago.
l , rams, July ll.——'—<Frcucll troops
last night captured the. town of
Corey, on the front southwest of
SoiSsons, the War Office announc-
ed today. p
a In addition to gaining complete
possesion of Corey, including the
Corey railway station, the rcnch
took the chateau and the rm of
St. Paul, to the south of Curry.
3 The capture waseffectiid in an,
operation for the Enlarging of the
French positions to‘tlle east of the
Beta Forest.
The statement adds: “Fifty pris-
oners, including one officer, re-
mained in our hands.
. “Two raids executed by us in
the region of 'Maisondc-Cham-
pagne and an unnamed hill re-
sulted in a dozen prisonres being
taken by our troops.” p
WASHING-TON, July 11.—-Tbc
army casualty list today contain-
_ ed sixty-eight names, divided ” and wines after November 1, is gener-
followa:
Killed in action, 5; died of
wounds, 10; died Of disease 2; died
of accident. uilld other causes 1:
rounded severely, 28; wounded
a iglitly, 1; missing in action. 23.
street, Hilrrisburg: ; Pei; Ric
‘ augll, Sault Sybuarie,
Wagoner Tipton l' rewcrpFlnley‘
'l‘e‘uu. ;.P.l‘iv es, mush .11. basis”:
Dorcbscior, J; Joseph P. 80-
‘ciil, Gettysburg, a. ‘ p
.l:
Iliad of“ “roundup-Lieutenant V
Joucti F. Singleton, New ‘ York
city; Corporal Charles R. Miller.
East Patclwguafl N. Y.: Privates
Ralph J. Carpenter, Freedom Stu-
tion. Ohio; Ernest Carter. Semi-
nole, Okla; ’l‘ade‘ncy Cllloki. Jer-
scy City, N. .J.'; David Gorcister.l
'LosAugelcs; Gordon K. Macken-
zie, Concord, um; Tom blarallo.
Droval Signa, ltaly; Troy F.
Rhymes, 'Silsbee, 5 Texas; Gustave
shifted further south and the out Stankus, Chicago. ‘ 2 '
Dicdof diaeM44Cook.EuW. Ru-
Ssltburu, a. :, Private
Dicd from accident and other
Frank Levine,
l
’ ‘ho. cowardly wounded illclulle4—i
orporal ThOmas. P. Conroy, Corn-
ish. Maine; Privates Charles E.
llirk. Jersey City, N. J .; Antonio
Cipriauo, Nilnticokc, Pm; Martin
J. Fahey, Philadelphia}. Albert
. ' Finocchio, Clifton, N. 1.; William.
1" C. Fox, Auburn,
Mass. ; Alexander
onio J. Poiricr, Van Burcu, Maine.
Missing in action-Corporal,
Cllcstcr Zicularski, Bufi'alo, N. Y. :1
. Privates Sterling Bias, Sheridan, l
C James, Bristol, 12. 1.; Charles
Rcbbcrger, i
Kingston, N. Y. ;
; William
.3 -___...
‘ mussel-lure: lN’ITHE pasrr
PITTSBURGH. July 1‘1.——Blll
‘ Ala; Paul M. p-Kidwéll, Berkley, ‘Kecbhle‘, thirdibaseman -. ofl'l‘le Pitts-
urgh National League Baseball Club".l
l
as heeu'ordered to‘appear be‘fOré his}
ght" order was issued. '
HOSPITitL NOTES.-
al‘rged , someday—Jim. Gal-ah
' ‘ .' ' on. at Mia; as
plowed immediately with Senator Phe~
'am'sansrnssuminr . .
lice! to being called up today.
portal to eliminate telephone lines. or! 1;. 1’
at least local systems, from the scapel R. L
of the resolution. _ L. L.
' . , R. L
BASTILE DAY IN , p.
CHURCHES OF STATE' 0“
ship in giving the people the true 5ng
niflcance of Basilio Day. July 14, when
America will Join bands with her glor-
i’lous ally,- France. incelebraiing an
> illc, anniversary in French history. that
Minn. ; JuvluesW. Hope, 1052 State compares ‘0 America's independence
,strcct, Bridgeport, Conn; Hurry
’already being made by some communi-’
ties for-”a public celebration of Bastile
ZpDay, and this spirit is beingcncour-
' aged in all parts of the state.
1] dying of the trl-color. oi' France'and
the adoption of resolutions expressing
America's sympathy for France and
‘ " - , th debt this republic owesptlle young-
Pflsoner’ prekusly reportedi’erqrepubllc across the Water will be
'isome of the ways of observing the
day. l ‘
puiAIchAET INQUIRY
ion «may continue th rough .’ as? . weak
,5,
l
1
~
nulllllllnlllll
BATHING smrsg,.‘...............sanitation,
That Prohibition ‘Amend— NEW sunning 12mm - - - - ~ - - - - MEMO-35
J merit Should Be Stricken SKIRTS. for all kind; or wear. ., .. . $1.59 to'slsiss
l From Agricultural Bill SILK AN D WOOL SWEATERS . .. $2.95 to 3%”
‘ p ' .p p. Nswsaowmcor ;
up? fil-s‘il’p‘lfpli‘llpib’aipllg fill; opossum. snaps AND sum: ms T '~
emergency measure won 9 1' "it . . .
‘e.
fight last night when the Senate re
fused to sustain a ruling by Senator
Saulsbury of Delaware, president pro
Ch‘af-ge Accounts Opened
tempore, that the ohibltton amend-
ment to the 811,000, 0 emergencyvag-
rleultural bill should' be stricken from
the measure because it is general leg
isiation. '
Consideration of the amendment fol-
lan of California offering aimotionlo
strike out all reference to wine. The
motion will come to a vote today and
prohibition'leaders expect to reach ‘a
final vote on the amendment within
a few days unless mom'pressiag leg-
islation displaces the agricultural
measure. ' .‘ .
i The paint of order was raised by"
Senator Penman, of Pennsylvania.
who claimed the amendment-which
prohibits the sale, except for export
of intoxication liquors. after January 1.
next, and the manufacture of beer
’s 3
a1 legislation; attached to an appropri-
iration in violation of the senate rules.
. Although the chalr'a decision was
overruled by a nenuw margin. 36 £033
prohibition leaders declared their full ,
“length was not mnrsbalcd’ against
the ruling, as many senators who fa~
. . lvor prohibition. voted to sustain the
The. “El -, ; 'bbsir. and that the amendment will .
Killed in action—Corporal! he adopted by an “overwhelming ma~
Jodlty. .
amass-narrow:
‘ p was so...
lOflIflnlfldhflm MT”).
hibiilon bill. Managers of the letter
measure. it nsisaid, are willing tolet
the wire control legislation, regarded
sean emergency, have the right of
way.
Most Administration leaders, haw-
ever. believe that debate on the wire
control resolution will be much short-
er than at first anticipated. Adoption
of the measure was regarded as cer-
tain by the Administration managers. .
while some of the principal opponents
privately admit little possibility of its
defeat. ‘ , p , , p .
Senator Smith endeavored to cape
dlts the resolution yesterday by saklngfwds
unanimous consent of the Senate
its consideration, bll'i Senator Pen
rose.i p
0" Pennsylvania. Obiected. and the mjsuile. The‘o‘fllcers
sub- term are as follows
N. G,—Joseph W. Gorhhm.
V. G.—L. C. lreland.
Rec. Soda—D. B. Beach.
Fin. Se'c'y.~li‘red. G. Benedict.
Tress—R. G. Acton.
0. G.——A_. P. Redllng.
l. G.—-—Geo. Way.
olutlon was sent to the calendar.
Opponents of the legislation, mostly
Republicans. are prepared for a vigor-
ous attack on the grounds that the war
necessity of the measure has not been
demonstrated and that sudlclent in-
vesllgatlon was defeated by a major.
try of the committee.
molly
' Butler'iiodge. NO. 97, 1.0. o. in.
its' regular meeting and installation ofl
unicorn lest reversion. The
BUTLER LODGE msrauarlou {THE NORWALK UN
is. o. o. M. Char-lee pH. Flllow and ”WWW
* Staff Hold interesting Cere-
held
wow? . .1 mm moulds.
‘ conducted by District. Deputy ‘pBouurpNorwalk‘ from .3 3:,
for {Grand Master Charles H. “flow and} Freight recolvodat Pier is
for me ensuing f“
‘ ‘ .
It is expected that several amendp; R. L. N. c.——Jalfiés Hawks.
meals will be offered. including a pro-3
.. i
HARTFORD. Jul? 11 pp '
y. The Publicity committee of the
N.
N.
G.
N. .«Wm. Podmore.
G.——_W. W. Thornton. ,
G.—Ralph Comatook.
. -—-C. A. Brown.
L. L.——J. ’Podlman.
up.—C. Vancoeverlns.
W‘
Clergyinen STRAUS RECEIVEs APPOINTMENT.
W. \’u.; Sidney G. Brattan, Rosa— “112118110“! Connecllr'“ are being rel 03°“ 5- 3"“3' “mm“ °r the
lie, Kans.;Carl R. Burgess, Arnold, quested this week to take the leader-
Kans.; Charles E. Dysart, Sepia,
N. 0.; Joseph A. Edclin, Cleve-
land; Felix E. Elliott, Crutchficld
Ky; Helmcth A. Goetz, chv
Public Service Commission in
York, has accepted a request from the ,
United States Food Administration to
investigate and determine upon an ap-
plication of the sugar refining compan-
ion for a nin‘crease in margins allowed
for refining. The companies claim
that the increased cost of labor \and
lCOnnectlcut State Council of Deferred” Supplies have rendered inadqustetthe
, v v v 48» arranging with clergyman for sult- margins determined upon last cto er.
Jatho‘v’ Albany. A: X .; John hi. i ab1e teens-union ‘b‘ the day because it]
Mr. Straus was Secretary of Labor
iJon’es, Uticfli N- Y-; Josef Mazur- falls on Sunday.
and Commerce, under President Roose-
Tributes to France and her match-x18“. a former ambassador to Turkey.
less courage in the light for human' and was chairman Of a commission up-
libertles. will be the rule in many,,polnted in 1914 to arbitrate the differ-
church pulpiis and the national an.‘ence between eastern railroads and
them of, France. "The Marseillalse,f"thel_r engineers.
will be rendered. Definite, plans are
New
The.
STILL IN PROGRESS
DAYTON, Ohio. July "up—The un-
raft production indulry under the di-
Prompt,
where I
Mr.
be
There‘arc'lndicatlous the irives‘tlgap
Dellvot‘v.
—.'
oil will
NEW PERFECTION, FLORENCE
AND comm: BLUE FLAME
OIL‘OOOK‘STOYES >
Gas Plates, Ovens, Electric and
Gas Irons, Window Screens, Screen
Doors, Ice Cream Freezers, dro-
guet Sets, Etc.
Albert E Gellcbe' '
in Washington at. so. homo
Phone 1m
.aip‘rsulmpwiu. rnssz‘s in _.
. ‘ OOLO W£ATHER ,
Ball at our Willard Service Siam.
meet a thorouirhl‘
competent storage hetery upon to
will give authorstlv’e advice in no
connection, p ' ,
We recharge. repsi
Arental battery for‘any make or» mi
\
r minim u.‘ '
can be obtained at anytime. f ' ,
Fairbanks Storage
.,.,
l canal: New val-a '
8m "‘Olio” and ”r: _‘
. . 3""?!
31¢)
_. W
ow York. from 7:30 am.“
_ Steamers leaving Pier!
River. New York, at 3 o'clock. .
Sundays excepted. *‘
: sums snsslon
; ‘ JulylltoAumlss
—u—-—
Special Teachers’
speed drill, but giving new
subject: and methods of
fiction. fits for teaching
tione.
Also Reminr Courses ,
which insure practical working
; ability for business and“
.,
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Norwalk Chronicler