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Visiting relatives in Stamford. l

 

Everything is in readiness for the
Opening of schools Monday morning.

 

 

' Earning and evening services will
“be held in all of the East Norwalk
churches tomorow. .‘

 

Numerous complaints have been re‘
eelved from East Norwalk about
young men stealing fruit after dark.

Ir. and Mrs. J. Harvey Payton. of
Derby. are visiting for a few days
with relatives on Gregory Boulevard.

Ir. and Mrs. Lewis Pughe have re-
‘hrned to their bare at Marvm's
Beach. after several week's visit out.
d town.

 

 

Hr. and Mrs. Charles W'. lane. Jr..
and family. of Dorlon's Point. have re
turned from a visit with friends in
Pennsylvania.

 

Mr. and Mrs. Sakamy. who have
been spending the season at Marvin's
Beach. have returned to their home
in New York city. ‘ 3

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7h“ ““1”“ 0' "'9 NOTWBH‘ 0mm”? fulness. a requisite to religion." The cruitinz campaign for the new will,
club have hcen put in excellent shape prayer meeting will be held 'l‘hurs- be stationed at the local postoillce all

forf a number of matches scheduled to
take place this afternon.

According to the records in Town.

. Clerk Herbert R. Smith's office. J '

Clarence Hawkins has sold a lot and

 

buildings on Second street to Amy 1" ices will be resumed, the pastor, Rev. many other trades.

Bank. 1'?

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Due probably to the fact. that a
dance was hold at the Norwalk Coun-
try Club last Monday ~ nigh‘. there
is none scheduled to take plants to-
night. The next dance at the club

will be on September 13. i.

in view of the fact that the weather .

of the past few days has been Very
pleasant. Adams & lngalls conducting
an auction sale of some of George EM.
Finch's propcrtv on “'infield sir-cad
report that the, sale is progressing-1
'ery favorably.

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The. ladies of the Met Norwalk Im-l
mrovemt-nt Association conducted
their regular sewing session at C'om-l
munity Hall yesterday afternoon. Now
_ that thcy have finally decidcd to hold
the bazaar the latter part of this
month, all hands are busily engaged
In finishing up their sewing.

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Earl Stevens is home. having com~t
pleated his first trip as hief engineer of
Lhe Munlson‘line of New York city to
Bavaria. Cuba. and neighboring ports.

 

Little George Kiggins has returned
in the bone of his brother. Walter R;

be has been spending several weeks.

 

llr. and Mrs. Earl J. Tllomes have
been spending a week at the home of.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard G. Stevens of
New Preston.
in; a week‘s vacation from his dutiés
with the Lockwood Mfg. company.

 

It is reported that the snapper
blues have made their appearance in,
local waters. Although very small in
nine. many fishermen who found this‘
sport attractive. can be seen at the.
momh of the river each day trying
their luck.

 

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» David W. Mills of Springfield. Mass.

have been vistiing at his parental
.4. home on Highland avenue. Mr. Mills
s: -also attended the marriage of his sis-
_ for. Miss Gertrude E. Hills. to Rev.
yfilward 'B. LBarnard of Hanover. N. J.,f
"which took place last Saturday after-'

noon. '

One of the Ferris type government
vessels which has been tied up at'
".‘Wilson‘s Point for several months'
_ was taken away by a tug yesterday af-‘
m. it having been sold by the gov-
_ meat. The boat that was removedl
7" one of the later ones equipped
Ill rigged as a barge.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

5' Automobilisus who have occasion to.

to the Wilson Point road and Thom-

mm reel most grateful to'tile‘p’o‘il'ré.

that!» fertile filling up of the'
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other p aces w c are 9.1 a y as w t .
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‘ to Russia.

Imecting. “The purposc of the Tram!-

‘in bathing at the
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Kiggins. from New York city. where‘

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Commodore “’illiam ll. Farrell's
auxiliary schooner yacht Mystery re-
turned Thursday afternoon from a
cruise to the eastward and is now at
the Norwalk Yacht club. it is prob,
able that Commodore Farrell will

lkecp the boat in commission here. un- their city homes tomorrow. This will
John Quintard 0f Osborn avenue ‘3 til cold weather and then he will take be especially noticed where a family

a cruise in southern waters. I

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The Russell family who have been

 

gspending the past two months in the
{bungalow of Forest E. (‘ase of lower

Rowayton avenue. have returned to
their home in Mt Vernon, N. Y. Al~
fred E. Judson and children of Phila-

‘d .lphia, Pa.. and Miss Kate Crockett

expect to move into the Case house
very shortly for the winter and pos-

sibly longer.

Edgar L. Raymond who was recent-
ly discharged from the United States
service with the rank of lieutenant
commander. and who, having gotten
back to civil life. entered the employ
of a stemship company in New York
city. is no in Falmouth. England. the

‘ ship having stopped there on its way lea-fled.
it will probably be several that these residents
months before Mr. Raymond asaln privilege of voting in the city aloe
lions.

touhces the soil of Roayton.

 

Rowayton M. E. church services. NAVY 'oys TO .5 "4 grown will be delivered from the pulpit-

lRev. George A. Baird, pastor. Sunday
morning worship at 10:30. Communion
service with an addras by the pastor.
Sunday School session will convene
at 11:50 a. in. Sunday evening wor-
ship at 7:30, sermon theme: “Cheer-

day evening at. 7:45. Topic for the

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At the Rowayton Baptist church
Sundav morning all the regular serv-

Fl'ank S. Clark. having returned from
his annual vacation. The mornlnl
service will open at 10:30 o'cl0ck with
sermon by the pastor. subject,
"Ready." Bible School with classes
for all ages will be held at than. The
Lord's Supper will be observed at
close of morning service. Evening
service will be conducted by the pas-
tor beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Sub-
jcct announced at service.

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Concessioncrs at. the Point are
looking forward to a bi: day for to-
morrow. They are in hopes that the
weather man will not disappoint mom
with rain. I

There will be special offering at.
the automatic race track tomorrow.
The 'usual thrt-e and four ticket
prizes will be awarded to the winners.

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A very large number of people were
Point yesterday.

There wcrc no fireworks at the
Point, last night. This was dllc to tho
fact that Murray's Singing Orchestra
of Bridgeport, had becn engaged as
the attraction.

 

The people of Norwalk and adjacent
towns will only be able to enjoy the
attractions at the Point for a few
weeks, and after that they will have
to begin to devote their afternoons
differently. The Point for the re
mainder' of this season will be the
means of many people who will enjoy
the various attractions for the last
time this season.

 

‘Murray's orchestra. which needs
no introducing or advertising to the.
of Norwalk and Stamford.l
made their final appearance or the;

season at the Point last evening. They: April

furnished dance music to the largest
crowd that has ever attended the
dances at which this orhcestra. has
furnished music. It was made public1
last evening, that the orchestra
would make their appearance in Nor-
walk and Stamford during the winter:
months. Manager Bayley was so well
plesed with the music and the quality.:

of it. that be congratulated the must-l

'cians for their splendid playing and 12.4“ Chicago. on Danforth
[ls—At Cleveland, on Jasper.

method of entertaining the people.

the island is very

Social ‘ life at
quiet. And Int-l evening's dance atl
~the club will be greatly missed.

 

 

The street depar-mealt is about (ozn- 25—At DONOR. 06' Am.
September

plet‘lng‘i‘ts work on the reparation 0:!
the Belle instill roa‘rls. '
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Bathing was the crust amusement‘
it 'tlie'l'i‘slal‘lif M3 5the' day renter-2
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‘here is looking for men with experi-

‘desirable for rent, all being occupied.

lZO—At St. Louis. of! Davenport.

lIT—At Boston. off Morton. Cleveland.

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The heat at yesterday afternoon
brought many of the residvnn: of the.
beach out for a dip in the harborJ
Some of them were :«een taking motor-l
boat trips out toward .hc sound. l

A very lar e delegation of summcri
residents at the beach «will flock to,

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has‘children who will have to attend.

the opening of school on Monday. pal church.

First Methodist Episco _
Vl'est .avenue. Rev. John J. Snavel}.
pastor—Services on Sendai); ”08:219-

l'ltb will be as follows: t z.) .

presented to Harry Brunell sevenllSac'rament of the Lord’s Supper. The
evenings ago in recognition of the fine pastor has returned from his vacation
work he has done at the beach. isiand will be glad to welcome a large
congregation The Sunday school will

 

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The silver loving cup which was

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now on exhibition in the windows 23"convene for fall Bible study at 12
Coleburn and Lauder. Jewelers o'clock. Let every class with its
Washington street. {teacher have a hundred per cent. at-
’ “ [tendance and start the campaign with
Harbor View claims to have about a rush {0;- good work. Let everyone
‘belp last a little. At 6:45 the vaorth

13 or 20 voters who have given up
their residents in New York and taken
it up here so they could become voters
of this state. A movement is afoot
by these men to begin a political club
which would take in Smilbville and
a part of Woodward avenue. \V‘hat
their intentions are has not yet been
It is understood, however.
now have the

League will hold its lrst fall meeting.
(Let there be a large attendance. 7:30.
evening service of song and preach-
ing. Theme will be: “Security from'
Evil." You are welcome to a share in:
our service and a share in our sacri-
fice. This is an investment for Christ
and for eternity. Give him your best.
At the session of the Sunday school
the T. C. B. class is expected to gather
in large numbers for its first fall com-
ing together for Christian activity and
work. If you’re not amember, inst
ldrop in for a hand shake and a hearty
«income. Special notices for the week,
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3 East Avenue Methodist 1{Episclopl‘lll
‘ ‘ E. . are an _
Racrum". or”. n W". a Rm'"'.;::tl:ih.—§€lvloutfdb:rf m. the Sacra.
ammo" lulent of the Lord‘s Supper will be ad-

Sailora OR the different ships in the ministered. The pastor will speak

navy who are in town conduting a re. briefly on “The Ground of Obedience
to God's Law.“ Miss Lillian Ferguson

conducts the kindergarten department
at 10:30. At noon the Sabbath school
meets. Mrs. Charles Simona will con-
duct 3 Women's class. commencing
Sunday. Sept. 7th. All women arc in-
. 'vlted. The Men's class meets at 12:13
911098 in the IOHOWH‘IK trades: "8- for Blbl? study. A" men are cordially
chinlsts. electricians. bakers. cooks.;wolcomo, At- 7 p, m.. the Ep'onh

boiler-makers. painters. shipntters and‘lvm‘fl“I ""9"”: 'm ”9 ‘Pd by Mi"
Two— ear enlist-l Matilda Smith. At 7'30 P. nl.. tht‘
y tservicc for public worsbill- The NR“
menls open for the men of those 0,- will preach. Subject.‘ “The Croat
trades on the crack ship of the At-‘Emanclpatorf'
lantic fleet. The North Dakota is! mienmflinx'ron Thturmvfgll lea
about to make a big cruise, “mm",:3.~:£;bo?l;‘°::lcom? pas or .
different parts of the world and she is ‘ -——~———
looking for men of the New England; Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church.
states to make up her complementJRev. Albert 1-2. Beebe. mtlfll‘r-Sundal’
and so far she is rapidly’ filling unfinkg" 11;) Hfiom;;n;tw£;em?%og:f
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with these men before she makes this. At ten o'clock 'MIS‘M” “ha“ M"
cruise. There are no training stations meet. At eleven clock morning wor-
lo bother with. Enlistments open di-

‘sblp will be held with the observer!"
rectl for this hi . A l t . coal 0
ostzillce of 3' 3‘ :9 y at h; ' League will meet at 8:30 in an even-
D a e . I"! Rec “Ill. ins. This meeting will be followed by

station. 62 Cannon street, Bfidmort.‘ the regular evening service. at which
Conn, . g - "A ltime the pastor will preach.
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BIG BLOCK TO BE at 7.05. The monthly official board
BUlLT ON WESTPORT

inleeting will be held Wednesday vvcn~
HOTEL PROPERTY be held Thursday fvcning at 7:45.

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HALL ALL NEXT WEEK.

next week. The recruiting ofllcer of
the U. S. S. North Dakota stationed

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Ling at. eight. The prayer mecting will

 

5‘93“"! Pacer: Will He Signed To. First Congregational church. South
'Norwalk. Rev. l-‘ H. Jacobs. minister:

35:): ”imam“. "u P'°”°""E‘ Mrs. P. lrving Smith. soloist: Archi~
a“. for Buudmg New Block Run bald lerrialn. organist—Services for
9"" ‘5°°°°—N°Ma'k Money. 'Sundly morning. Sept. 17th. will begin
A report is current to the eflect the promptly at 10:30 o‘clock. This "ill
W'cstport Hotel property is about ‘5 be Communion Sunday. Mr. Jacobs

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change hands. The papers in the d“! :Ill‘l andur n‘l-Zt Sunday infiel‘lr own

will change today if everything (on church since vacation. Every mem-
through as expected. liter 0‘ 0‘" congregation is urged 1°

' The name of the new OWner to be present. if you are a visitor or
k . be is without a churh home in town. we cor-
cpt quiet for various reasons but it diallv invite you to Join us.

is said he belongs to a South Norwalk The meeting of the Whatsoever Cir-
combination of financial interests who do of the King‘s Daughters. scheduled

consider “’estport an excellent town for :duesday, Sept. 9““ ha been post-
non .

—one which has a bright future. The music program for Sunday
The. idea of the owners Is to remove morning follows:

the present hotel building which baalPreludF‘NeMY" . ” hm:

bccn doing businm .‘nc Oftenory——"Aria'c" """""""""

m <9 H g the days o‘lSoIo—"Low at Thy Feet"... ..Bartlett
e stage coach and in its place put Postiude—“Narh” ......... W'allis

Advent Christian church. Van Zant
and Harvey streets. Rev. G. )1. Teeple.

up a new and modern building.
On the. ground floor it is the plan to
have stores of very modern ideas.

 

f the Lord's Slipped. The Epworth‘

lpasior filialf-hour of rrnyer. 10 a. m.:
lMoming sermon and Holy Communion,

storing mankind to perfection. p.
m: ”The Hebrew Tabernacle in the
Wilderness”———a type. showing the
church glorified. the world of mankmd
perfect.

St. Paul's Organ Racital.
Horace M. Hollister. organist at St.
Paul‘s Episcopal church. of Norwalh.
1will play the following plums. Sun-
'day evening. at 7 o'clock:

 

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“Meditation" .................. Kicin
i“Triumphal March” .......... Wachs
- “OHertotre” ............... Guiunant
“(‘avatina" ..................... Rafi
“Procession du Sacrament". ..(.‘bauvct

First Church of Christ emu-l. 5?
West avenue-Tbs regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 1)
a. In.
Christian Scknce topic. September
7th: “Ian."

n echo-may evening tostnnony men!
In: at. 0 o'clock. To both then. ser
vices the public is invited. A road
mg room is maintained It the calm
address. on each week day. holi-

days excepted. iro- 1:80 to 6:). pl

 

The South Nor'alk Baptist church.
Rev. B. Maplesden. acting pastor.~ Mr.
Maplesdcn will preside at both serv-
toes of tiltI day. morning and evening.
immediately following the morning
service. the ordinance of the Lord's
Supper will be observed. ~Tbc Bible
school meets at 12 o'clock.

The Miami: Circle of King‘s Daugh-
ters of the church will nsnme their
regular fail and winter meetings on
Tuesday eve-ling, September ’th.'at
the church. A full attendance is urg-
‘ed. and the members are requested to
lbrlng in all the aprons at thiullme.

! The first fall meeting of tho Worn
an's Association will be hold?“ the
.church on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o‘clock. Miss Olmstesd‘ will‘bc the
leader. and all members are urged to
attend. A special business meeting

will be held preceding the xrlisldolullry|

1 meeting.
9 On Sunday, September 14th. the
.Rcv. Mr. Hamilton. of New Motion.
Conn. will occupy the pulpit at all
services.

Tuesday evening of this week is the

mgular monthly meeting 0! the Board
of heat-om.
gohurch at 8 o'clock.
0- Thursday evening at. 7:45 the
._ mid-week prayer service f the church
‘will be observed. if 1:. ‘
lime wand realised the benefit 0' these
mt’etinns; how inspiring and stimtr
lating. the chapel would not be large
enough to hold the meeting. The at—
tendance is increasing and the in
slvimtion and real Christian fellowship
produced at these mcl‘tings is what is
going [0 tell lalcr tor the glory of our
Lord.

 

Si. l‘etcr's German Lutheran church.
Cedar street near West avenue. Mar»
tin l.. Stcull. pastor (twelfth Sunday
after 'h'in'lly).~-~ Divine scrvicca will be
held as usual at 10:30. The pastas
will deliver tbe‘senuon on the gospel
lesson [or the Sunday. his the-c Do
ing: "The Healing of the Deal Mnte.‘

Evening services wi‘l be resumed on
the first Sunday in Ottobcr.

The annual mission festival will be
observed on the last Sunday in St"-
tcmbcr wnh services at 10:30 a.’ m.
and 3:30 p. m. Out-ol'elown pastors
will til-liver the sermons. A coldln in-
‘vltation is extended to all who are in
ilt‘l‘Pflt‘d. especially to the Lutherans
of the city.

Sunday school every Sunday at 9:30.

Meeting of the voting members to-
morrow after service.

Choir rehearsal hesday evening.

 

 

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The
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Nice If It Comes

highs

New Fall Showing

Smart Waists

Mitchell and Grant
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lUTflER: M. WRIGHT

New September Records
Mum one step; Bmtland fox trot-—8ix Brown Bros.

Tell Is, fox trot; The Vamp, fox trot—Smith's Orchestra.

"1 Lava You ”-—-—Irving and Jack Kaufman. 85c.
Take Your Girlie to the Movies,

IQ! You'd Ross—Bulilio De Gogorsa. $1.00.

L’s Trevino—Anselmo 0am Ourci. $1.50.

Tux-fish larch—Jacobs fiefietz. $1.00.

lard Tin-cs Cons Again 130 Here—Louise Homer. $1.00.
lsaufifnl Ohio—Fritz Kreislsr. $1.00.

First loss of Sumner—John McCormack. $1.00.

of fly Soul—Schum-Heinck. $1.00.

 
 

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SATURDAY, SEPT. G, 191'.)

Silk llresses

New Shawls
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From Dixieland—American

Billy Murray ; Baby—Arthur

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Ethir'd. cavalrv. 1.034. The Sadlcr Tro-‘

vpby went to the Marines with a total
of 1.7“: second. American expedition-
.ary force 1.700: third, cavalry 1.6599.

Private Roy Moore of the Marine-s
took the Rogers match at 600 311118
iwith a 96; second Sergeant ErneSt
Von Erdmamdorff. Marines. 96;
'third. Captain 1". W. Nillcr, Ameri—
lcan expeditionary force. 96.

' Lieutenant Claude Thompson of 'ha-that‘uhe fl“ is not 0
aMrines won the Roe match with 97land w
ALL PW: HATCHES out of a possible 100. Lieutenant “2 days.

TR. Smith and You Msmansdorff.

while on th . . -
e second floor there “mllozso a. in. Sunday school, 12 m. Jnn~ punt. Takes a..." latch With both of the Marines. won second and

be several offices. This is thought to
be a good plan as there are now none

for Loyal “'orkers’ meeting. 3:30 p.

m. Loyal “'orkcrs‘ meeting and even-

ing service combined, 7 p. m.
Mid-weck prayer and tcstimony

The cost of the entire project would meeting Thursday 7.30 p m

be in the neighborhood of 880.000.

 

First Congregational church. Rev. E.
F. McGregor. Ph. 1).. pastor.»~.\iorlling

BABE RUTH-S PECORD
’ service with Communion. The pastor

OF HOME RUN nmvss

school at noon. This is the first ses-
sion of the fall term of the Sunday
school and all should be present. New
”members will be cordially? welcomed.

23—At New York. of! Mogridge.

filo-At. Philadelphia, off Perry.
June
7—At Boston. off Dauss. Detroit.

 

Associated Bible Stigmata—Benn”
Bible study Sunday. 3 p. m.:
Kingdom of Christ lnvlsible"——rulin8
24—At Boston. 011’ Robertson. Senators. over the earth W3 "9'
syn—A: New York, on Shawkey. '3 mom“ y '
uly

5—At Boston, 2 off Johnson, Phila-

delphia,

10—At St. Louis. off Shocker.

18—At Cleveland. of! Myers.

21—At Detroit. off Ehnlke.

24—At Boston, 01! Shawkey,
York.

29—At Boston, off Leonard, Detroit.

August

14—At Chicago, of! Kerr.

Iii—At Chicago, off Mayer.

17~At St. Louis, ofl Shocker.

23-—At Detroit, on mai‘s.‘

24—At Detroit. 08 Ayres.

24—At Detroit, off Love.

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? 95—4. E. F. Tum Finishes
Second

SEA GRIT. N. -J., Sept. 6.~~The Marin-

[os finished first in all five events in

lthe national shooting matches here

yesterday. winning the hit-Atom. _

’doll and Sadler trophy team matches.

matches. The second team scored a
“total of 1,1” in the McAlptn match.
:Second place went to first team with
11.090; third, army 1.087.

In the Dryden. thefilarines tallied
1.122. The American expeditionary
1,007;

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third places. respectively. with scores
of 97 also.

SENATE.

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lawman.

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CUT HIMSELF WITH AXE.

“'hilc engaged in construction “ml.
on the factory of (‘l'ofut & Knapp,
now being married on Van Zant sizwl,
John Fisher. (ll 19 Marshall Slit w.
slipped and cut himself on the ltw'
with an axc. Fellow workmen ('illl'lf‘tl
him to the olflce of Dr, W. J. Tracy).
when Irst aid treaimt at was remlm~
cd. and he was then ulkcn to tho Mr-
Walk Hospital. where lift is now us:-
ing comfortably. Dr, Tracey rfll'l“
f a serious not»...

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The BiliSlllE SClitltll.

PROSPECT HILL. NORWALK.
Founded by
Elizabeth B. Mead, 1883.
A Harding and Day School tcr
girls and Little Boys.
This School offers sane and
sound tlalnlng in elementary and
academic subjects under the best
auspiccs. Large Faculty of excel-
lent teachers. New school build
ing with spacious gymnasium and
separate study halls for each di-
partment. Beautiful grounds, ton

nis court.
I'pper School

special courses.

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oflers reneral and
College Prepare
lorv reviews a specialty. Ncw
course in Household Science
taught in a real house With a rt al
kitchen. Special com-sen planned
for those not wishing to work tor
a diploma.
The Lower School includes lht
intermediate. Primary and Kinder
garten Department. Children are
taught how to study and lay a good
foundation to: their later high
school work. 'l‘l'ltr Klndernl‘icu
and Primary Npartvnent admits
girls and young boys.
Arrange-eats made for meeting
children at the trolley. Chorus
class in charge of Lillian Shor-
wood-Newkirh. Gymnastics and
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