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HILLSIDE

Founded by Elizabeth H. Mead, 1883
NORWALK, CONN.

1883 A school for girls, in a picturesque town, one hour from New York. From primary to college. Two residence houses, separate School House and Gymnasium.

Admits by certificate to the leading colleges. Attractive General and Special Courses for girls who do not enter college. Practical Course in Household Science. Girls receive actual training in second residence house, the Lodge. Study of the individual girl. Protection against overstrain. but insistence on thorough work. Booklet on request.

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Margaret R. Brendlinger. . E.; Yassar (Principals
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