r .
'4. sembling and wiring.
Apply R. U. V. (70.,
operators. sleevers. fillers, pl‘BSBel‘fl and
‘_ SINGER SEWING MACHINES. rtos'r
‘ ‘WORJK STEADY.
WALK DRESS
. to be appointed at Washington.
; to learn light antory;
$.fiwants help innit
. 18 or over. $100
4’ tree.
. Rochester, N. Y.“ '
L Inations ianonnecticut in August, 20,-
‘Fnarour 0:5: NORWALK
Classified . . .1 .
Advertisements
WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS 0N
Jaincoats Steady l alkali year round
Also girls to learn cementing. Appli"
Marry Harris, 52 Water street, Southt' lure, care Sentinel
:h'orwalk. 9.10 31
WANTED—AT ONCE GOOD MAN] cows, Win calls. Also some nice smSi
as farmer, also experiencedt'ook for
large household. Phone 1884.
9/auo, To '13.me
ness "and Profession] Cards,
Miscellaheons Adi/3::
O ..i
O: ..
mmmmmrmaamm
men... 504; Onchck. 31.01131:ch
crate-Whine.
to m
,
roe 311.: -
FOR SALE—2 5x7 PLATE CAMER-
as with 8.11. lens. One has extension
bellows,
i' .
. l
i
A TO LET-2 FLOORS 0F 4 ROOMS
{each Pleasantly situated on Wood
both in first class or‘dei Pic- ward avenue. improvements. Inqu’ge
56 Water street. Telephone 3654 or
47343. " 'r
”FOR SALE—FOUR. YOUNG FRESH,
. T0 LET—2 LARGE ROOMS, NEAT-
and pigs. Tel. 2010. Corner (01111.8.an ly furnished, with one or two connect-
Taylor alenues. .Louis S. Nyary :49 in mg rooms and gas range. 41 South
WANTED—A MAN TO MILK ANDV
do general work on the place one ov-
er the draft age will do 340 per month,
lhoard and washing. Address T. W AuS-
ten, Darien. Phone 553. 9.10 at:
WANTED—GIRL waxrnn FOR‘
light housework. Call evmings after
six, No.10 Union street, Soutl\ Nor-
walk.a10 3t
-—<
WANTED—THOUSANDS 0F GOV“
eminent positions open to men and
women. Examinations soon. I tell not”'
to obtain agovernn‘ient position. In
formation free. Write George W. Rob-
ibins. formerly with the government.
Civil Service Expert, 295 Jordon Bldg"
Washington, D. C.
WANTElk-THREE OR FOU‘R l \-
furntshe'l rooms .by couple. Central: v
located. With all improvements. "Ad
dross IL, care Sentinel office.
7,
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERALI
housework in family of two adults
White or colored. Call or Wiite, Mrs. l
'F. E. Tripp. Thompson Cottage, Bell
Island, Conn. . :48 3t
WANTED—A GAS ENGINE FROM
'4 to 6 horse power in A-IV condition.
lMust Vbe cheap for cash. Address En-
gine. care Sentinel. :48 3t
WANTED—ALL AROUND MA~
clinlsts, and men on switch board, as-
Steady work.
liic., Burr-lit ave-
a8 3t
WANTEDr—M. N. MAYEII’OFE‘ &
Cot. are in need of employes.’ Machine
one and Day street.
other useful men and women. Permian
out work at good pay. Apply at once.
16 lllerwln‘st'rcet Norwulk, Conn.
WANTED—GIRL OPERATORS ON
DESIRABLE FACTORY IN THE
CITY. VERY NEAT “’ORK. GOurJ
WAGES TO GIRLS WILLING TO
INQUIRE NOR-
iCO., 85 W‘ASHINCr
TON STREET, SECOND FLUUlt.
ASK FOR MR.- POLSKY
WANTED-GOVERNMENT WILL
hold civil service examinations in Nor-
walk in August. 20. 000 women clerks
Ex—
perience unnecessaryVWomen desir-
ing government clerkships write for
free particulars to R E. Terry (form—~
er CileScrvlce‘Examined, 315 Go-
lumbian Building, Washington.‘ (13 8t
WANTED-CIVIL SERVICE EXAM-
000 clerks to be appointed at Washing-
ton. Eiperience unnecessary. Miln-
nud women desiring government clerk-
ships write for free list of positions to
The U S. School of Civil Serl'ice.
Washington 13.0. (J. C Leonard, slur
mei Civil Service Examiner. Pres)
. .
t
WANTED -— MEN TO HANDLE
LlNlfl'
BOATS. $60 A MONTH AND BOAR/D
‘ WANTED—{arms ornate vases
PM .50 nor
3181:1119.
API’hY AT SO. NORWALK DOCK ‘ -
l
_ ill-Iain street. :19 3t
FOR SALE—FORD TOURING CAR
”“9”" ”driver “WWW rims In To LET—UPPER FLOOR or 4
£001! condition Can be seen at rooms and bath. Alsoaroom in the
Wehrle’s garage, Raymond street. attic Furnished heat. Inquire at 26
lConwid treet or phone 294 3. a9 2t
—~—v.
1
FOR SALE—SECOND HAND BICY-
cie reasonable. Inquire at 34 North!
Main street 7 or 8 p. m. 38 3t apartment in Norwalk. South Norwalk
i an! Rcriayton. Rents from $5 to $30
FOR SALE— SECOND “AND, A- \Y' Npe month Inquire RaYmond Bros”
ithing you want, any tliusi, what is it. '
7 all 3t
Vie want your rags, papers, iron, any
thing you want, any time what is it?
.g:
TO LET—HOUSES, FLATS ANI)‘
NORWAM .3
SOCIETY
,. and Personal
NEWS
:5
Leary-Silent:
Ralph Andrew Leary. the wells
knuvn rcwsdealer of Railroad ai'onuo
and Miss Blossom Louise Sil-Ix,
daughter of John C. Silcox. were unlit
ed Ir. marriage Thursday “filling in;
St Joseph's Rectory. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Richer-i J.
Cari: 3:.l The bride wore white gen-5*
e‘tr- we: 4- with hat to match and car-
ried a bouquet of bride roses. Missi
Grace Leary was bridesmaid and hid
ward J. Leary, of Bridgeport, was lies:
man. Upon their return from a horror-
moon trip they will reside at No. 19
Belle avenue, South Norwallc
molten-Briggs
Announcement is made of the mar.-
riage, at noon today, of Mrs. Alice
Earle «Richert, of this city. to Franklin]
Briggs. of Homer, New York. The
‘ro LET—PLEASANTLY LOCATBRD
l',i;ooms bath, electric lights, hot wa-
for heat. hard wood floors. Apply *
M. Layton
a square deal always. Telephone no
or send a postal Philip P 'M‘ahoney,
52 Van Zant street. Phone 1182 5.
a8 3‘ :48 3t
I
TO LET4—OFFICES, SINGLE ROUM'
or two, or three room suites. north
Iliglit, corner Washington street and
!Railroad Pl’ace. For further particu-
lars inquire at the cities of Old Well
Cigar 00.
FOR SALE—SOME CHOICE YOUNG
oockerels. Single comb White Leg-
horns, bred from winners, Storrs,
Conn, single comb Rhode Island Reds,
bred from New fall and winter lay-
ers Prices reasonable for quality.
wile) nolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave
intro. Phone 1036. ‘
TO LET-—3 ROOMS AT 96 TAT"
FOR SALE——A DOUBLF HOUSE illor avenue. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16
rooms on each side, with all modern Grove street, or telephone 1852 12.
iflimproicmcnts for both families, slob '
family entirely separate. Well located
in East Norualk Price 33, 500. A bar»
galu.
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main St, Norwalk
“AI. ESTATE—INSURANCE
25th Anniversary Sale
Clothing and Furnishings on
Sale at Less Than To-
day’s'MarketV Value‘
COPYRIGHT
Clothing .Co.
6 N. Main St St). Nona/all
Firemen
Chance for good wages anti'ld-
vanceme'nt for men .betvvccn the ages.
of eighteen and forty-five years In
good physical condition. “Apply N. Y..
N. H. &. H. R. R.
M. D. MILLER, Sup't.. Waterbury.
, C. A. MITCHELL, 8up't., Hartford.
T0 LETmDESIRABLE STORES INA
dlotcl crtuora Block: reasonable rent‘
and sultubiiI to needs .of tenants; best:
business location in city." Apply to!
Harris 32 Guns Co., South Norwalk V
l
113 t!
W‘
lROLL OF HONOR .
MONEY COMING IN
(Continued from rum Pan).
ing with the number of her lovril stilts
in service, and it is the lll‘hilllliil of
*he committee to have ever lliilllt‘ on
he nun. but to do so they i. not hair
the co- operation of every family in the
city. The Roll 6. Honor rill be a?
standing memorial to the boys in ser-‘r
ice and the city could not erect a "10165
fitting testimonial to them. But. nat- l
urally, tho Roll of Honor will be It
milk of art and will cost a considoia- i
ble sum 0.” money. Tire citizens and
families of liter 0. ty have icspondetl no i
lily to the remiss in of the members of
the committee so fin. but iii: v . is W ii
about $300 more to he i .i . t‘ -J. l
urgentl: icuuostcd llill . . tiw .
can and who has not .iircud. null 0
come zit-toss now for this pi tistwoitliy‘
cause 1
Contracts hate already been let out5
lei the construction of the ‘Roll. Span-
"In: Bros, of Newark “etc given the
contract for the American eagle.
uhicli will be placed on the head of
the Roll, and also for the lriiririiiiigs.
Fred. J. Hodges, it ideal carpenter,
was awarded the carpentry. and the
electrical work cotitinct will he gi on
out to it local concé’in within a few
dfl\'S.
Through the efforts of Mr. Milne the
following subscriptions were raised
.1
. I
It
‘;‘I
l
LOST
LOST—SATURDAY, AUG. 3, BE-
tween Colehurn & Lauder's and Water
St., South Norwalk gold watch chainu
' yesterd 1
long links. Finder returning to Sentincli Humidity £123,251,, Willirm r Tra-
ofli‘ce will be. rewarded. a'i' 3L,coy, Dr. H W. Gregory S. J. liceler.
‘Vlieo Dmis, Lockwood Mfg. Co’ s cm-
LOST—A LARGE SUM OF MONEY 113133, fEli‘inard”: CQuinlan, .\' arti/rral
between the railroad station and South M '0 orwa entral 1'1““ (0'
. . II a
Main and Washington streets Reward ore i & Carbone, William P B ers,
Fred Waters, F A. EUS,N01\thlZ.
will be given if returned to the Sentl- ings Soicety, Judge John J. ‘W aslgl‘i.
nel oihce. " a“! (it
William Reinhardt William “ Baur.
Thomas Balcolm, American lint Co. 3
employee, Gratin A": Knapp Co.’ is (”in
ployes, E. H Morehouse, rmiiicld
County Savings Brink. M. .l. Howard
Adams’ market, Mr. Brunlsge,1{. P.
Pr.‘ce, A. C. Wheeler.
c
¥.L9§T—A STEM/W SUIT , CASE
drum back end of Ford car, betWeen
railroad station and St .Mary' Vs Church
around 3: 30 and 4 o'clock Wednesday.
Return .to 85 Ward street, Norwalk.
‘ a8 3t
. m
FdUth. " ' '. '
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lTODAY _I-VN WAVLVL STREET
NEW YORK, Aug. 10, Wall Street.
. . V . .5 10: 30 a. m.-—Addltlonal victories oi
FOUND—A POCKETBOOK CON the Allied forces on the western bat.
«hour paid whirfi myriad 3461‘.“ Wfiékn
Chance to make 3999?.”
”Edging Corp., 83 Washington street.
a7 t"
. Webbing. Kr. :
firming a sum of money on lashing-i tie front infused further strength to
t n street Finder can haVe same by.’ stocks at the opeiring of today's trad
Dying property. inquire 'of C .E' Nut-
ug :75".F.l
led the advance at large fractions to
A WANTED—~13.”
Franklin?
‘ ' a point with the usual active special-
lies. Rails and coppers shared only
am minor degree with - tobaccos and
wells.
, cent maximum of 100 02.
~—_—Ia—..-
PREPARE FOR THE HOTTWAVE
in, ,
hor'ehavsr'i, South Non-
. Tuesday night, August
.VV
c
V The hot sun is doubly dangerous it
. there is a mass of undigested food in .;
V intoxication, casting connecting D01
‘ _., son‘s throughout the system. or
‘ Catharti'c Tablets mu .iiromp and
the bow
“[the bride on East Avenue In the pre-
'9 sent-e of the immediate family Owiiig
inn extended automobile trip.
Liberty 3 1 2' s repeated their re-
the stomach, causin‘g distress and slim. '
ceremony took place at the home of
Ito the absence of Dr. .‘IcGregor, Rev.
‘.Mr \on Schlieder of New York. a
It’ricnd of the groom. emulated. Mi.
and Mrs. Briggs left this afternoon for
Alfred .L. Aiken, of the dental
school at the University of Louisiana,
New Orleans, who has been spending
a brief vacation at his home in Silver-
mine, has been ordered to report back -
at the university for extinwork, in
order to fit himself 10: service with the
Medical Enlisted Resi‘tVe Corps ‘
W. J. Parker, of the Price and Leo
Co. of New llmcn ma, been in this
city during the neck, making corre-
tlons. and gathering new data for the
,1918 directory.
Congressman anti’lllrs.
Slertlttund lllillllhllls
Mi-rrili and Dr. (‘uthtrlne Merritt of
lStoinl’ord me at Bani .u inn, Upper 1918 iliareseired and taken 41 qt canal
0r.
Sat zinac, N 'f‘\’
4‘.
.‘tlra. Fred Banzhtlf Rid still Kim: 0
l Iinmln avenue, let: today for has
to'n, \lass “here they will spend a
week \iitli relatives. 5
6
Miss Hannah Glndnm and tiles
Hiiriictt Glxitlncy, of Atlantic City, for-
moriv of Noruulk. aieispcndlnu a va-
(‘1 l. ion here. ’
Mrs. William H Ellington and Miss
Brlnuton left for \Vdihlrlgton Conn.
for a vacation outing this morning.
a...—
Corpornl A. G. Schler, who has been
visiting friends here, has returned to
Fort Terry, N. Y.
allies Helen Charla/hype. formerly pt
this city and now of Brooklyn. N. Y..
is visiting relatives and friends.
an...—
llrs. Frank J Fuinltm'n cl’ Gibson.
Court Is visiting her parents in New
London.
Miss-Margaret Halacy left today for.
a two woeks’~ vacation trip to Maine.
Army Officer Arrested on
Supply Scandal Charge
ing. War equipments l and shipplncsl ’
Captain Aubrey Vaughn or the
'- Ill?! relief They act gently but do Uiill‘cd totes Army has made a con
‘ ‘ their with narrow. they“ mo fascia in connection with m in
‘ 3 .. Jim-tomes mumcmmt supply reenactment:
Mineral/4444mm WV”! boos-d insurmo-
. am one daughter, Mrs. Alice Melted-
home on Monday alter-noon at 4i
the East Norwuik Cemetery.
lube": Selma Reynaldo
Isabelle Selma acynofls. wife of Wit
11am H.11eynolds, died this morning
at her home, 43 Fort street, East No
walk. sue is survived by her has
round, and two sisters,‘1.[rs. Eunice
Williams, of South Nomi/flit, and Mrs.
George titans, oi Noroton Heights. The
Mail will be held. from the late
otcioek Interment will be made in
Nclc Lagerin. ‘
Nels Lagerin died early last evening
after a short illness at his home on
Highland avenue, second district. Mr. l
”W was a well known resident of}
Flex Hill Road and a inter by trade“
The funeral services will be held from.
the late home. Monday afternoon at
2. 30 o'.clock Rev. J. Thompson will
ofiiclate and interment will be held in
Riverside cemetery. Automobile cor
tege.
l
Henry Gretchen 1|
Henry Gresrher died last evening at
home of his niece. Mrs. John Brush-
wein, at 9 ilutler street. The funeral‘
will be held from his late home :onior-’
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Mn!
Steup will officiate and burial will be
made in lverside cometary.
4
Harry Payne.
Harry Payne. a former resident of
this ciny..died early yesterday at his
home in Methane. Mass. The funer-
al services will be held from the late.
home of his daughter. Mrs. Stephen:
Goodwin, 25 South Main street, Mont
day morning at 10 o'clock
will be made in Riverside cometary.
v“
The Ladies of the Mooseheart Le-
gion save a very successful‘ aw nparty i
last evening at the Moose i: this South
Main street There was a very large
attendance.
—-Sontlnel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
lilill llllllBl
Interment .
August Flu?
R actions Oil
'Mrlgeraiors
Couch Hammocks
Crex Rugs
Oil Stoves
Willow Chairs
Willow Rockers
Gas Stoves
OLD HICKORY FURNITURE '
FOR PORCH 0R LAWN
All Summer Furniture at a reduction from 1-4 to 1-3 of.
Must be sold to make room for our fall and winter» shook.
”scanner: ACCOUNTS OPENED——
Sterling Furniture Company
127- 131 Washinmn St. Phone 105.
assumes serious ‘
decorating. palnter’a “supplies; wall.
paper. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully liven. 3111:! or-
ders solicited. ‘ Tel. 400, Alexander
White. 61 1—2 Ely avenue.
Harris 84 Guns
‘5.
Schuyler And whereas, by virtue of process in
Miss Louise tine form of law, to the directed, to l 53 WM” Strut ‘
tuinable on the 2nd day of September.
, Tel. 721.
‘ Court.August 10A. 1)., 1918.
. Norwmk, in said district deceased.
isure once in No'rwaik. on the nu: darlm‘m' 4-381“ 5 27 (““91" 5mm”) .
. noon; and that all persons interestedi
NOTICE
The I'nltcd States of America, Dis-
trict of Connecticut.
Whereas, on the 7th day of August, I
‘ 1018, United States of America tiled oi
libel in the District Court of the Unit-l
ed States for the District of- Connecti-l
cut against the 24 gallons Olive Oil-
(so called) in a cause of violation Act}
of Congress June 30. 1906 Civil and
Maritime.
ceAL
That's All
«and 12 half gal cans of the said 24‘:
lgallons Olive Oil (so called) and have“
them in my custody. V 5
Notice is hereby given. that a Dis- 5
trict Cou rtu'ill be held in the United
. States Court Room, In the city oi
Hartford, on the 2nd day of Septem- I
bet, l9lS for 'l‘ .e trial of said premls- i
send the owner or owners, and all
v
N. Y..N. H &H TIMETABLE
In Effect June 16,1918
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
persons vilio may lime or claim any in- A 11.—1.4M, 5: 27):, 5: 49:) 6:08.
forest are hereby cited to be and up 657x, 7181.? 541K 3 213. 8‘ 69x, 9' 24!.
ratt fl 19.39,10‘33x.10:52x.
Sahourchisowf “fluid“? aloreiaid . ALI-12 03x.13:52 (Stamford
“ fl ““3 “’5 ‘l‘ 9' “ “ “.cniv). 1:09x 1 381: 3: 17x. 4. 32:4, 527::
final decree should not pass as prayed. i5 46 6. 0ng 6. 26x, 6: 47 (Stamford on
CHESTERFII.‘ LD C. MIDDLEBROOKS 1).). 102,, s 053' 9 20 (except Sam.
U. S. Marshal. days), 10:07:.
T. A. M'CARTH)’.
Sundays.
Deputy U. S. Marshal. A. M.~12:34x, 52271:, 5:49x, 8:59,
Thomas J. Spence): 9119):. 10:33:. 12:03x.
‘P. 11.-«1109):. 2:44x. 3.12x, 4:32x.
. U. S. Attorney.
5: 46, 6: Mix. 7. 02x, 7: 12x, 7:45x, 715711,
1,5“: 7 19‘s s. 06:: 10 071:. 10:40.
“m‘ ' NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
NOT"; 5 A. M .:—4 10:, IS: 30. 6: 34. 8: 00!.
~——-—~— 8:51x. -9:15x. 9:45x, 10:50::
District ot‘ Norwnlk, ss. Probate P. 11.—1103):, 12:46x. 1:06, 1:09
(Saturday only).1i35 (Saturday only),
2:151: 2: 57., 32301:. 3: 53, 4: 13x (except
Saiii'rduys).4 4:.23 5:13x. 5:29, 6:00};
6. 03.. B:10x,'11:15x. 11: 453:.
Court, August 10, A. 1).. 1918.
Estate in Connecticut ofceorge 12‘.
Edwards. late of New ROChBllo. in the
lCounty of Weslchcster, state of New Sunday 5
York, deceased. A. M.-—6:00 8 BOX, 9.00:, 9121:.
. . u 101' 63:: it): fills.
Whereas, written application as 11 v.12 10 1. 03:, 1. 541. 3' 35K.
been made to this court by the execu- 5. 02. 5: 25s. 6: 00x. 7. 05x. 8.10x. 8‘ 93. l
tl‘lX 0f K116 will Of said deceased lira)“ 9. 00x. 10:00:“ 11215X. 11: 45X
5 lug for-(reasons therein set forth for SOUTH NORWALK To new . ,
an order authorlz'zing her to sell the HAVEN.
inVr entorled real estate of said estate 5- M.—12.26x, 12- 53$ 5 37. 6~07 ‘
9: 10: 22:, 11: 58x.
Ordered. That said application be 7 31619;:qu 2. 20 (Bridgeport only
heard and determined at the ProbatBISmmday only), 2: 41 (Bridgeport only
Office, in Norwalk. on the 16th day oil Saturdays), 2. 47 (Bridgeport. "except
August, 1918, at 10 o'clock. forenoon:
and that public .notice thereof lie giv 9 25"
on to all persons Interested therein by Sunday .
publishing tnis order In a newspaper. A 1.1.42.2“, 12: y58, 7: 43, 9: 192:,
having a circulation in said u‘fstrlct.;10:19,11:12x, 11. 58s.
‘ 4: 42!, 6:331.
f P. M.——2: 10x. 3: 051:,
at least five days before said day o 6:48 7. 081:, 8: 28 9 :2.5x 10: 10x 5‘
6:51 7: 09x, 7: 32 (Bridgeport only),
9: 411:, 11: 00
.P' M.:—12 17x. 1: 55:, 2: 23!. 3: 4012,.
43?, 5:13x. 6:11x. 7: 05x, 9213:. 9:35,
11. 0
s
Estate of Gerda G. Johnson, late of
Ordered, That the administrator ex-
hibit his administration account to
this court tor adjustment, at the Pr
AM-—~6:13. 827 959}: .
P M.——~1: 27. _1: Six. 2' 48 (Saturdays.
of August, 1918. at lolo’clock. fore- 5 Sundays.
A. M.:—-ll 25. 10: 29:. ,
be notified thereof, p 11.—2:15. 7: 20 Tl-l' NbRWALK
i 3 this or p N URY- To GOU
w“ m" :01: 4:00. 1: 25. 9‘3", icon.
in:
n.._it-.—4. as. 7 0mm tones»: out
in said estate may
the administrator
dot to be published in a newspaperi
having a circulation in said district!»
at least five days befoi'c said 37th day
of august. 1912.
um
‘ PAINTING -‘- summoned
Union Parcel Dellvcry, Edward J“
“shorty. proprietor. Trucking. LouV
diatoms hauling. Light and been
tracking. on» toiepiiunes 1681. lilo
House connection.
Old Clothing
Bought
Highest prices paid for old
clothing.
We will call for it if notified.
S. LEVEY
58 Water Street, 80. Norwalk.
Near Harris Lei-nu Cool Office. _
IBY, METALS AND OLD
AUTOMOBILES
In. EFFRON
8 Bowen St. Phone “I.
TIRES
mum V MinAllSVluVl
lanthanum
uuuuuv
10 FIRST STREET
East Nora/all:
TEL-452 '
Saturdays). 3. 271:. 4:28. 5:19. 5421 .
M. 5‘4.
Ihe’arinz. ‘ ‘New HAVEN To SOUTH
HENRY W. (tandem. NORWALK.
Judge A. M.—12:25x. 4:10x, 4: 53x, 5:60. .
.- ______________. . 6: 50, 8: 051:, ~28 30. 31431:. 113?). 5 13
J P. M.—.12:17x. :4 x. " 2‘ . .~ 1 X
> . “01"“ s. 32x. 5: 37, s: 11x.d9:188x.’.
, -—-— sun
District 0! Norwalk. as. Probate A MH—l 195,, £532,715 .8’:30x.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DAhlBURYV
SummérScho‘
Mornings W11"
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‘yFall. Term
’ opens
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