this
prion.
V onus.
.ll‘i‘l mmy,
' in .~ i».‘.:il. “! .y.i
For the convenience of the rudprl
of The Sentinel, a letter box has bum
placed on lit bridge our Humorfo
new: store. it‘ll chimer- publication mi
w collected daily. 'They should be sign-
ed by the: writers I! on evidence of
good faith.
Mrs. Cliitot‘d’llnndnll spent yester‘
any in New: York,
Wilfred Brown has recovered from
his recent severe illness.
Henryidndsirom, of Dnnbury. is the
wrestler-Otto herbs torn few days.
hired. N. Putldock und Mrs. J. Stur-
gis Randall, spent yesterday in Bridge-
port. ~ » . .
Mis. Albert Dunn, of Belts Place.
is getting along nicely at the Norwnlk
Hospital. '< ,
Thomeetlng of the Advent Christian
Church last evening was led by Rev.
Jumps W. Davis.
The regular weekly prayer meeting
was held last evening. in the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church.
Thecondiilon of Mrs. Caleb Wood
continues to grow more serious and it
is feared that she wll only live a short
time.
An invitation has been issued to tho.
inmutes oi the Fitch's Soldiers Home
in Noroton to attend a patriotic ser-
mon to he preached next Sunday even-
ing by Rev. James W. Davis.
Frank Lundqnist. of h Lorena street,
one of the popular employees at the
Old Well cigar factory. loaves town
today for New York. where he will sail
on the steumshlp Etruriu for Sweden,
to spend several months for the beneiit
of his health. Mr. Luudqulst was
surprised last night by u visitation or
‘n large number of his friends from
the Swedish Church in East Norwalk.
The evening was spent in music and
social intercourse. Refreshments
were served and all enjoyed the occu-
slon thoroughly.
n
A large automobile went ‘ living
across the Washington street bridge
yesterday afternoon and when right in
front of ”L’Homihe‘dien's store run over
it"brin‘nied bull terrier owned by Mr.
Lambert of Osborn avenue. The hea-
vy machine passed right over tho-dog's
stomach and it lay in the reudwuy for
fully ten minutes suffering horribly.
While It‘ Web In convulsions as it it
were having a lit another do: came
along and tried to kill it. it would
probably have done so had not George
liills thrown‘o'pull of Water on the. two
animals. The injured dog ilnully not
on its feet and staggered uwuy.
The brid 9 has not as yet been
cleaned. ‘ tiers of automobiles and
bicycles are loud in their complaints
regarding it on in iuuny plutses there
is broken [lass 'whlch ruins rubber
tires. Nearly in'irout of Hefner's is
a hole In the bridge which has but-n
patched up by nailing u lwolncli pluuk
over It. A bout/lly louded truck struck
lb , Inuit yesterday and it. nearly
if truW us‘ it wrenchcd the
wheels to one side so quickly. Sov-
ernl bicyclistchuvn narrowly escaped
being throwus by the plank. At thtu
politicos bridge springs up and down
several- lbohos every time a horse and
wnxon passes over it, in units or the
fact that It was repaired only lust
your. ‘
"Admins”itsymond. who stands nev-
cntyaix inches in his Wellington boots,
and whovwouid‘ho like it tlsh out of wa.
ter without it boot and drodsuo. clinic
scrolls it hit flowing r day. un-
der who“ merited Iii ‘ 'ho' Emit“
wuilnroot . dropout.» rs-
l Gilbertm icy. The men in
d ottldn-mhsituon‘ ‘ inches tailor.
standing-manic“. omit. the cap-
WW1! Windmill-Id my. said:
"My good . on, you think yourself
pretty wolf ‘ 481th!" world. but i can
it o ‘ ." To this
ilsdi' "Nahuatl.
_ t' con best you satin:
rtod good friends of-
m” ‘ Wild“ iii
lnvlu e ' come to s cm:
some shitload with him for bat-
; slim a ll chili“ lull
, "’lltd‘flillonl' altitude
or died smote oi«
0b lion‘s litilxht was
" o cdstsosmoo
* . “stem...“
i g '4“...
admin ’ round it lint
garnished e u. or. that ill
0
Melt, pure. do-
. price, or
. ‘ ladies. friendlier Hose Company.
‘.'i‘ho game was played at Roton Point.
31
‘ gallium, Julian Sturges; The Darrow
Agontswfo . antimiglu
2r nyt n‘ 1. to. if
y.
Ill thh
I "hull”.
. 3‘
WWW
mom
" not; i. ‘ ‘Mf'ittltiei’fiifi'tfiis place, whoaid
point a and bammman 'In the
South Norwaik railroad stations. spent.
yesterday afternoon and evening in
New York city. ‘ ' , . .
a
No.1, of Rowsyton. will give an outer-
tainment, this evening. entitled The
. Milkmaids‘ Convention: drum will
be dbncihr and refreshments. The
react to will bellor the beneiit of the
‘d"g'lund.' "> W" “»
. H... WI, - q.
The single-men oi the Rowuyton
:JHose Company trimmed the married
{men at, baseball, Wednesdaypmornins.
tuna the'score was 23, to 15. ' Mills
pitched ‘dnll' Moore caught tor the up:
married men and Ed Tuttle pitched
34.50 Al. Weed caught for the benedicts.
‘F Following is th‘e‘iist of'Bodiey Club
books, which arrived this week at the
‘Rowayton Free Library sud Reading
Room. and are now ready for clrculu~
lion. N once! these booksrwiil be
allot/ed“ circulate after Junie A.
1906: diheDivine Fire, May Sinclair:
0n ‘the Wing-rot Occasions, 3. C. liar-
rls; Around the Caribbean. F. C. Nich-
olus; Up and Down the Sands of Gold,
M. Devereux: ’l‘he Mn, in a Red Box;
Butternut Jones, '1‘. 'i‘lliord; Stephen
“‘ig‘rma. Mylo. Severy; Henderson. R.
E; ”Young; The Van Dwellers. A. B.
Paine: Order No. 11. C. A. Stanley;
The Torch. H. M. rHopkins:~'i‘he Cum-
lbrlcl Musk. R. W. Chambers; The
Tower of Wye. W. H. ‘Bnbcoclr: (ion-
siunce Trescot. S. W. Mitchell: Finn-
der's Widow. MxE. Frenclilt Gallop 2,
Devin Gray: Ono oti‘Ourseivos, LAB.
Wnifordl'd‘he ‘Squlrden, S. F. Bullock;
’i‘wo Sides of a Question, May Sin~
olnlr; 'l‘he Vlctors, it. Burr; Brewster's
illions.‘R. Grooves: The Real Bene-
d 1. Arnold. G. B. Todd; Over the Bor-
d‘er. It. Barr; The Motor Pirate, t}. S.
Paternoster.
But in?
it
C
Rob‘ortSmith
"My, 451.45., mm mm,
punish duo monorail.
For the benefit of the residents of
Darlon', anew. bulletin board and let.
tor drop boxhnvo been placed in front
of Allen’s Drug Store. News items.
pemhaln andwddvortlumonu will be
collected each ,‘nftornoon. Not for
publlcdtlon, but It. unrantoa of good
«lupin items must be signed. Agent-
fo'r The Evening Sentinel in Darihn on
Thaddeus» loll, Arthur staunch and
Wallace Sharer. Orders sent to any
of the above will receive prompt It.
lention. "
ANNOUNCEMENT.
On an after June 4. 1906. my place
of residence will be at Mr. W. S.
Brady's. corner of Main street and
Sedswlcit avenue. Darlen. Oillce bouts
will be the some as at my present of-
tlt-eat'rom 9 to 10 n. m.; 2 to 3 p.'m..
and 7 to 8 p. m.. Telephone connection.
0. H. NOXON. M. D..
Dnrlen, Conn.
Miss i..lhble i~‘_ Seeitey bus returned
from her New Cancun visit.
Gifford Waterbury has returned
from it short stay at Lake Kltchewun.
'l‘he tunes-iii of Charles Masher. an
old resident of Burton. took place Inst
’l‘httrsdni'.
Miss Bertha Pooley. of New York.
spent Memorial buy with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pooon. '
inptnln Lewis Willorhnry celebrated
his ninetyecrond hirthduy nnnlverunry
Wednesday, May 23.
M...
Mr. and Mrs. Northridxo have or-
rlvutl from New York. in their num-
mor home. 0): Ridge.
W
Mr. and Mrs. Quackcnhuub and four
ily. of New York. have arrived in
Darien for the summer,
if. Wheeler. the butter. of Savannah
0a., in spending it month with Mr. on
Mrs. John Pooiey. Maple avenue.
W
Mrs. Stevens. of New Haven, who
has been the guest. of Mr. and Mrs.
genie! Shown, returned home baton
. IV-
Mrs. Fred Mother’s little laughter
fell. Monday. from u twostory win-
dow. but fortunltoly est-a ed serious
injury. slihounh unconsc our for it
o. . ' , '
The thlosi at the 'midonoo of.
Dr. and Mrs. Noses last Thursday eve
hiss. was largely attended. ~ hm.
Mates. of Dorian. look purl. u did
silo modulus.» from Nomllr sud
lltsmford.’ . ,
plumes Dorothy Lyon left. Hollow.
tor the it burns
“MINI“.
L ‘kWOOdi‘
. wildly '
‘ sided most la loi'
from it two weeks’ visit in “Women.
"3’1: 1’
)
term on .
lvolyrste. ‘ A
liter" We
on
«V. lily t‘l'i‘
i...
, , Mrs. George Scott
and Miss Jennie Scott. of Rowayton.
were in Dorian. Sunday. to celebrate
the birthday annIVernnry of Mrs.
lienry.W ltney. .pickertnnn an
The installation of Dr. Cut-lop Martyn
its posture: ‘
, .o Bradbyiefl‘ln Church
.111 uptown; u . ii” isvdfii‘n
an interbh‘lhfi‘ufififi ‘ “offal;
. . ., is. ill
Elev. P. A. Ho be "him . .
.. ,loua~_.mros .
Martin. 031).} of TN ,wfiiiir'. “ditched
trdm‘nen; 26.26; at ‘nilt-‘eriy‘sdrhid;
“which ‘spttrkied twitii‘ bpigrnutn ’ will
pidcllc‘al oou some. nevi-norms. oil;
WM ills hit“:
and Rev.
than. or ltu‘tdfoi‘df‘udfl
tor in‘d‘pit‘hy, ‘pertlrient‘wd‘y,
Sanford S. Muriyn.’ of Pluntsviile. Ct.
Whithe‘chdme totllw people in an ad
mil-ably ba‘iancetl‘uhd‘ eloquent ad-
dress; The church was beautifully
decorated and comfdrtably 'tliled. i'i'hf!
linu‘sic was a striking foaturé’of. nus
occasion, the choir of‘the churchmbeing
fittiforcod by “the insulation: St.“
Luke's. Nomton- Both the selections
and the rendering were in harmony
with the occasion. Dr. Carlos Martyn
in known through the country as a
preacher. lecturer and author. and has
filled pulplts in St. bottle-Chicago and
New York city with good success. He
is a scholar of wide sympathies and
varied experience. and is :1 great cam-s-
slon to churches of all denominations
itereobout. ‘ ‘ ‘
-Stops itching instantly. Cures pi-
les. eczema. suit rheutn. teller, itch.
hives. herpes. scabies—Donn‘s Oint‘
merit. At any drug store.
wnsrponr.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel. in
Wonport. are S. Diglovannl sud Wm
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
above will roceivo prompt attention.
Dr. Hammond and family have lo-
cated at their cottage on the shore.
Tuesday night Rev. and Mrs. C. B.
Strayer entertained til their bottle at
the Forms.
'i‘he Sungaiuck Manufacturing Com-
puny is rushed with orders uuil some
overtime results.
Miss Anna ilubhurd, of New
veu. spent the holldtiy here
friends.
Hil-
with
The Epworth League of the Meihll‘
dist Church met at the home of Mrs.
li‘red Ketnper, Monday night. Au on-
joyubie soclul iollowad the business.
'It looks now as though no work was
to be done on iiit‘ new lihrury bulld-
iug for some time. The foundation is
clitllplt‘lt‘ll and (pr pupvr bus iii‘l‘il plu-
(‘otl over and about it l0 prt-velli Wtiv
it'l' imtl tiniupnrss from getting In or
effecting it.
it is it long time slnt'v there has
been so generul an outpouring of re.
ii'resenlutlvo citizens from here as was
the crow 'l‘uosduy when a nutulwr
wore subpoenaed in the celebruletl Al-
lcu-itultind char. in Bridgeport. Dr. Ru-
.innti bus his inning uud he called 3
number for the purpose of testifying
to the alleged ectterttrlt'iiles of the
.pluitilld’. who but] been an inmate of
the institution. Westpori is not over
observnnt on u cornunlly nnd eccent-
rics ili‘t’ common in its midst. Willi
two sanitariums there that is easily
accounted for. Strangers. especially
those who have been lnmules of one
or the other lniitlitillou. are all rcgnrtl»
(‘ll with more or less suspicion. wiiut-
FVt'l‘ their mental faculties. .
WESTON.
Mrs. Martin Rowland lli'lii visited
linnliury friends. ‘
Orlando AndreWs and llornre ilurl-
lllllt tire on jury duty in Bridgeport.
Mrs.
ii. A. Salmon has returned
Mrs. J. l.. Shively returned on Wed-
nesday from it two doyn' visit in New
York.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Williams. of
Bridgeport. have visited John Wil-
lluttui.
Ernest liners and friend, of Nor-
wnllt. «pent Mumorlul Day with friends
here.
Hurry Flowllyn and family. of
iiunburl'. lilive moved to the house of
been.
1.
W
Mrs. Hattie Coley in spending some
time in Norwalk. the guard of Mrs. ii.
il‘. Goioburn. of ltlni street.
“out? M. ’l‘rowbrldn lieu given up
mount and will ounce in mason
:dfli. with his fllhcr-in-isw. Howard
oars. ‘ '
Br. and Mrs. hank Gorhsni s t
Wednesday with Dr. and Mrs. All my
dorhsm. in Wilton.
r W 1
Dunn d: sums. of Nornlit. have
purchuod n this turn of boron from
the intuition“- Wilmer hm.
tilt-ti. Poll. of Brno ‘ . this been the
that of her cousin. Louise Color.
this week. Mrs. Pelt will all for
flushed nest irony}, .
A thil‘stral-outertsglhmsut trill be
given if: relishing by the young one
pic of illmmnnuei Church, in the im-
oro of tire church. .
«to. mind of its. mm a
rubric 'of Mr. Fischer. in sum-«fin.
‘
it ii “iii“ ‘0' I
esp one than use .
' l. mound
red lithe
W. 7F. Dickermun and wife. of
New Haven; Mrs. Foster. sister of
“Mrs. Dioitermnn:
Mr. ‘ .
relating“ {with M’.
l Tu' liftii' W‘- WW
Ilriisldv Shirl. B Muller sttfld- ‘3
mm
donor m
. ' w « s
NEW CANAAN.
h‘ rip: Mi ‘
. Harry Pe‘hnoyer, of New Haven vis-
ited his parents. yesterduy.
‘ ' ‘ »‘ i W
Miss Mamo'wiirdwsil. of Norwalk.
spent yesterday with her parents.
of New York
city are visiting in
town. .
iMins Louise Barney of Northhamp.
ton. Mass. is visiting Miss Florence
Wilson.
Robinson's Moving Pictures attract-
ed u large crowd to the Opera House
lust evening.
Norman lanwronoe, formerly of this
town, now in Yonkers. ls employed in
the Yale it Towns Works.
The New Cnnuun Regulars Wednes-
day defeated the strong Bethoi. Y. M.
C. A. team by a score of (5-0. The
game wus exciting and the. new grand
stand was well tilled. The prelinmln-
cry game between the clerks and the
”-a...” a .
Wu”... ..
Sprintib‘peuals
-
5
The Very ”i'a‘l l'ilitiii (‘roiuuery
itiiict'. pi": lli. ............... 24c
'll lbs. (:rnuuluiwl Sugar ......... $l.llti
Cloud ll‘ntnlly Vllilii‘. per bag ....... 59c
Funny Miniil (‘illll-H, per ill ......... lllr
l ('lilti {\lillt ........... 2 ........ ..2So
Aston,
24 Cottage Ave. Eliot Norwalk.
Phone 223-3.
A Full Line of
Hammocks
Every one warranted to be fast
color and will not run.
Chariot E. Bill
3 ‘EHNRDWARI.
n WASHINGTON smrr.
Mom 101.!
A Jack of all Trades
in not what the people want when they
require one workman-hip. My work
...
is done rig t and when i say A Job
l. Militias”.
“THURS. IlNlolcT.
Morphing. rmu'una‘mm Fitting.
Sale
Children's Sully—Fina luster Brown.
Norioiit and Double-breasted.
3 to 15.
$3.00 Suits .. $1.08
AT
Blue
II foil
or condemn .llfil’lctl” ur-
tlelu. li' ou'oomixdd loo nouns
limb]! m 03 «
M “x firms will"
m donors
Hummus
. hit
. (locus Geddin and Bush F. Gilbert . i1
‘30. Eislly Controlled
. ., We consider this sea-
Ithwulml'fldltmflbhfi.
tsrihsybolo’omr 5'
"services and"
pins Wit!
_ M HA R.
, ,, 9! ll! it
ended. Rev. lg Cl. enedict ot
lihe M. to. church delivered a patrio-
iilc uddmuswndr orp’wns n transient
proul‘iim. in their. menu. the graves
of the departed veterans were dacorst.
ed wll-ii ileum. If view omelet):
presented a. , «appearance.
xi
row utter oon’onu the
mounds. ' he Danburianvare expect
the High school orchestra.
some will b played at 2:30 o'clock.
bury won the lust time the tettms met
in Dnnbnry. by the score of 8 to 3.
The lineup of the 'Overlook team will
be: Frisbls. catcher; McCormick.
pitcher; Entries. first base; Light, sec
and bone: short stop. Clark: Elzea.
third base; Duy. left field: Aguilar,
center field; Sanford. right field.
Bluell'lsh....... ........... ..1ilclb.
Wonk Fish .................. .. Sc ll)
Porsies,\......... ............ 8clb.
SenBuss Sell).
Butter Fish . . . .. . . . .......... 100 lb.
hut-go Eels ................. 12¢: lb.
Steak Cod .................. lilo lb.
While Halibut ............... 120 lb.
Shad .. ...................... 100. lb.
Fliiltos ....................... 7c ii).
Lurgt- fresh mackerel.
All other kinds of fresh fish at rea-
sonable prices.
SOFT SHELL CRABB.
rs: Picnic Fish; 'Aliic ovens
minus-r. ..
Old Onlvation Army lulldlng.
tut End of Washington Street Irldao.
80 Sue
The Gas Range
Help: the but cook to
be better.
The easiest way of cooking
is flu but.
Lotus call and roll you why
0011i iii“will
Lightliiiilluhpang
son’s line the best i
We ever had.
little. n
in has " ._
mm s dim-m
with
m
«new M W
it"
“film.”
tit-ram.
mutila- unlim-
I ill Bil-3'.
ind? tho Willi”? ‘Hipb School tomor'v
Eliot avenue
ed to arrive tomorrow‘rnorning-byoub
opicblie end will be ‘mompaniad’rgy
, we
whole party will tslto’d’inn'sr wltutbe
Overlook students at. the academy. The
Overlook wll do its best toiwln. es-
pecially in view or the fact that Dan‘
Du'Ci‘OSS
. flbfii-W'l‘hfllifllm
unlisted schooner Chimes Lawrence
bound icon: lluppultunnock River.,Vn.,
in Boston. with rullroud ties (while
proceeding out of Hampton Roads.
was found to be leaking badly with
considerable waier‘lu her hold and
tovpreveni. hor stultlnvl was yesterday
towed to Norfolk uud benched. Tho
schooncr’s cumn‘iunder. Captain 'l‘uy-
lor, while loading his vessel in Ronni»
Iisunoclt Rive ,’feil through the hotel»
way and we so badly hurt that. ‘he
had to be sent to his home in New
Jersey. .
Miss FlurtlemWhut are
the gas down tor?
Jack Net'vuiwl'm going to kiss you.
Miss Flurtie-i’d just like to see
Youl
Jack Nevvoyw—Oh, in that case I'll
gist leave the light up.—~Philudelpbiu
ress.
you turning
W I
Mr. i’orticus-J'i‘hiu poem will set
the world ubluzel” Mrs. Factions——
“Well. you’d better practice with It
on the kitchen nro‘we're out 01' kind-
llng."-—Cleveiand loader.
1906
PLUMBING AND STEAM
’ HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
ILATE ANDr‘rlN ROOFING.
Gas and Steam Fitting,
nu Fixtures, Metal Collins. lilo.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY.
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Don’t Forget that the Con-
tra] Hare! and Cafe
is now open.
I invite all my friends and the pub-
lic in general to visit my place. which
is the best in the town. We have
the best goods—guaranteed. We make
u specialty of catering to families. All
leading brands of liquors. Prices Very
low. Try our famous New York-
llrooklynvllo.‘s Bottled Beer for home
use. Telephone 151-12. or postal card
will receive prompt attendion.
J. DISESI. Prop.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets.
South Norwalk.
J. M. flayton e 00., .
INCORPORATED.
Succenor to
JACOB M. LAYTON.
REAL ESTATE AND iNaURANCE
AGENCY
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwnik. .
Representing some of the strongest
and most reliable insurpnce com-
panic: in the business.
ARE YOU WELL INSURED ?D
HOTE
0N! MINUTE FROM DEPOT
EUROPEAN PLAN.
..Our room: I special feature. In
and Electric Light: throughout. Iv.
cry room hosted.
RATES REASONAILI.
Finely stocked Colo in connection
A full line of Aokor, Merrill d Con
dlt Co's celebrated Winn, Liquors Ind
Claus always on hand.
1‘. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor
Telgphcno Call. 800—8.
Telephone Call 974.
Gregory’s Point!
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
Bailing and fishing.
Bath House: to Rent by the Sean.
John O‘Qullivan.
‘ _ Proprietor. ‘
q, tuitiuiifii
PREFERRED SHARE!
New York may Owners 00..
paid It me such in smooch
310.000. m7 8 per cent. unil-
serum: from data of lace. Business
established ten years. Ton than“
checks paid for pronto. with hora-Io
surplus, show results. Particular or
out.
R. L. “Ill!"-
10 Id.
“Ml A?“ l
r rill '
‘ been
TRANMBTI A 0:218”. IANKING
. W .i m ‘
’WII'M-
I
are
the
fits
pre
In ,
mu
rop
'oso
H
lil'O
i
in:
room? its presence would
the himt decree of conform
We will gladly
plumbers m It
chirping, honest and .
~ Horus , a.
condom um ”Le.
like the old. ,
plants, and it the new world has (its
somewhat, heavily on the old in, ’
particular. um paid its debt. tutti .
us may be soon by the tullowlnp ‘
Mulder cums from the East. * ‘
Celery originated in Germany. ‘
'i‘he chestnut came from ltuiy.
The union originated in lisypt. .
The nettle is a. native of Europe
The billion is a native, ot‘are,
Ohts originated In North Albion-
The puppy originated in the East; ~,
Rye come originally front Siberia. .
Parsley was first known in Sardinia.
The pear unil upple ureril‘oni Bi
rope. _
Spinach was first cultivated .tu
Archie. H A
The sunflower was brought from
Porn;
"i‘he mulberry tree originated in Folk
8 a. ‘
'i‘he gourd is probably an eastern
plant. ' ‘ [I
The walnut and pouch came from
Persia. :'
The horse-chestnut is a native of
Tribet. ‘ ‘ -~
The cucumber came from the East
indies. "
r1”
The radish is a native of. China
Japan.
Peas are of Egyptian origin.
Horse-radish is from southern E
lusts after he is
young woman.
agnin"——Detrolt Free Press.
lionesi Work and Ample Elli
ADDRESS POST OHIO!
m: JOHN finer:
ALI: msunmcs. REAL" silver
MonroAass. nonnv/
EVKRY LADY’S DflEECING QH
DER.
Ihould be equipped with
snow white. onepisco "Stun
«lain Enameled stntory.
Have you ever stopped to
how doiighfully convenient“
in to have hot and cold running ,,
n . .
busier-cum prospect“
his oi! which no retards fire
department over Which .‘ _ .
tos commissioner of ‘imniliml
sides. but they are Immigrant
their own culotwuy. hove do
ch to make the new world
These are tree
«5%
ll i.-
and
he quince came from Crete.
it.
e.~Scrap Book. '
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