‘ ‘ ——Di\ul1uly
9 iiig- 011- the Hudson
has plurhased a Belgian automobile
lor court in ha !
‘ brought by Illa Foster against Freder- 1
Juli N. Foster. of Dnnbury. on grounds
. oolv<1d,and routine business 11.18 11 111111
f acted
- will have their annual recital in the
' First Methodist
. field, Mdhs.. whme‘ he will join 11 11am
1. liar to the Coast Artillery corps. with
Andrus is a native of Rhoda island
George E. Curtis. of illoit avo
ETiQUEiTTE IN THE HOUSEHOLD.
Duties and Treatment of the Son
vents.
Thor its trends of etiquette: for those
Who not {ad'servlnwmou and serving-
as been seriously ill for sovarah
all police torso. is rapidly improwi
this homo. . . 1 i
~M . '.
liarry Earle; of East avenue. has}
ion 11 Regal runabout from F. E.
mod and Company.
E , “1‘.-d 11111111er of Issues place. hast
ed a posithn in tho Norw alk Say-3
gs Society for the summer.
aw...—
1111.11.11.11 Keith of Cedar street,
11th has been ill for some time boat
go o‘ to Stamford to recuperate
W
Mrs. Robert G. Hanfmd is eaten;
log a very large. party of friends
is afternoon at a bridge party.
John F. ilealoy of Nulwnlh. has re-
named his duties as canlot in the Nor-
walk post oftice after a brief vacation.
ww.m
17—Oct 2: SS Safety Razor Outfit for
861.28% ad on Page Three
T.Mu1rn,1. of the No1“ all. post. oilical
was taken ill yesterday ills routet
is being covered by i‘1cdorlcl1 iii. Mil
115.1.
“”41”-
' Miss Betty lloliingsworth, of Chain-
where she nitrnda'
school. is spending her 1111'atlon \vltll1
rolullws in Nor1111ll1. l
a
l
.lohn Johnson of the firm of John ,
son 1% Van Keuron, molorcylr ugetlts,,
from Henry Mueller. oi' Sout l1 N01 \valh
Now a. l
Papers have been filed in the suns: l
action for dlv'olco
of crueltt and intemporanro.
‘ The go‘vornlng board of The Nor-‘
walk Yacht Club held a meeting. last
ltlght. at the South Norwulk Club. Four
applications for membership were ro
W l
The pupils of Miss May V. Fallon
Episcopal Church.
next Monday evening at ii o‘clock. Mlus
Fallon is the accomplished organist of
the church.
W
Governor Baldwin has issued a re-
lie
Di Lletto back to New Dawn.
Clinton N Hubboli. son of Attorney
and Mrs. James T. Hubbell of Nor
.Walk, will leave on Thursday for North
her of his classmates of tho Worces-
ter Polytechnic Institute in their sum-
mer oalnp.
sustain 11111111111111 r. Andrus, u. s.
A.. who to wall known in this city. has
boon dotailod as an inspector-instruc-
hoadquartors at Bridgeport. Captain
ad mduated from the coast artillery
no“ 1113111 19011.
,1! 11 you a house to rent? Try a
onlinol to let ad. ,
puny boon troubled so continually with
imbibing storms. Thoro have been
y more sovero atoms. but u sorter
111111111. oddurrlug almost daily dur
lint tho last oouplo at weeks. have prov
bothersome than a minority of
. are savers thunder storms of the
Trouble men are both; heat at
‘ idling in now turns that have
min: 11m min: 1
1111 111,12 was or 11111111111.“ pom
‘ boon
Dinner Jarvls S. Murray. of. tho Nor-‘1 9
, maids. and chore is also a code of oil
uuetts for the master nt‘ld mistlsss of
a. household. in fact. for every mom
We insure. .
AUTOMOBILES 1W0“?
‘ A 1 t . No self respontiag man or woman ru-
83 [)8 Goals the one of the aord servant. 01
its" moaning. and those who are well
instructed do not fail to spoalt to their
superiors in the household with res
port, writes Elizabeth illddlo in tho
Chicago inter (ioean. For instance. a
servant should answer, “No madam.“
and "No. air." in placuof “All right."
9 “I guess ,so." or area “No. Mrs.
F trell‘h‘eft. Liability,
Property Damage. _ 1
Co lisiou
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 Washington'St" 811'. Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-2
1
.MEoIUM-slzs FAN 11-113 yuan.
”a
Pink Poppins in one Striking Do»
‘ sign.
We have left behind us the day of
tho largo and impressive fun, alike;
and tho size popular at. preheat is
somewhere between the two. "at Just
the “‘150ldenmoau."
lug fashion for Persian effects. with
ooppur reliefs. has struck also the
world of fandom. and the pretty orna
meats glistsn like metal butterflies.
says the New York Press. :
Hero is one, for instance, in sigh
teenlh century French style. (:11 light
blue silk. with pink apple blossoms and
tho tiny and flirtatious fun. and that of."
Golden in two senses. forms provaih .
thoir accompanying gold and silver and,
11111111: roars 111111111-
1119111011 or 11112 80110013;
(Continued from First Page.)
the vote was taken to request; the so
loctlnon to incorporulto, in the call for
the annual tall election the subject NZ
consolidation in schools, it‘wa-a mused.
v
lasts. 12. 89. See window display
Eleven different dis‘tyicts will" be
‘praotic‘ully abolished and the work of
the district committees done away
with, an to be cared for byono pour
vanes 1113450 : $2 39 Vdueftomo.
We will place on sale 50 Silk Paranoia, all fine Silk Taffeta. in a great
many combinations. Paranoia worth up to $4 5.0.
While the lot ,
nrituoo, providing 1 tho measure is car-
rlod
Tho board hold a discussion on how
the purchasing committee shall spsnd
its money for the coming year in re
gard to lilo lost books and supplios.
All plateau of the question worn talked
liam Eifr'ons advertisement.
[ 11th friends at T0111' 13 lll1"o1. N. J.
i dunno.
‘ suit Dr.
quisitiou on the soyornor of New York;
>ifor Andrew Di Liotto, who is wanted
9 for non- -aunpoti in New Haven.
‘ has appointed Andrew Smlth to bring
biotin years has the telephone com-,1
D.
s..-“ -ma... '
“Below soiling your junk toad Wll
~.0,» MW m...
Thaddeus C Bolts of Now Yotlc
city. was a visitor in tNorwall1,yestor
day
'lghaodore E. Terrell. of Yonkers. N
Y.. is in town for a few days on Dual
“0531 ‘
, J 0 Back off! (.3 Don hCompnny.
Bridgeport, is in town today. on nus:-
“(£88.
Thu 11 errls Coal disparity wants to
know about your wlutors supply of
coal Sue adtertlsoidont. "
Master dustinmia‘thor is ontortala
i111; tho pupils of Miss F. McMahons
school at his homo this afternoon.
Hairy F Dexter of Wont street has
loturned flom 11 511191111 day's visit
M ...«w
Friday night at Roton Point ,tho
lolly tour. of Stamford. are to hold :1
Thu affair promises to be a
success 3.» 9.
Edward 8. little. of New Rochelle.
is in town today. looking after the in
forests at The Harbor Wow Realty
Company.
Otto Multan. of Duluth. Minnesota.
arrived yesterday morning to spend an
indollulto period with relatives lul
'South Norwulk.
if artificial teeth are a noroaalty cou-
J. ii. Mallory. lie carefullyi
studies the needs of each patient and
will furnish them with tho teeth boat
adapted to their respective needs. Sea
advertisement.
mast a It» Safety Razor Outfit for
85c. See ad on Page Three.
Court Narruk, No. 68, F. of A.. will
hold utllell' quarterly moo-ting Thum-
day evening at Foresters llall. Water
street. Non-walk. The semiannual
eloollon of unicorn Will take place at
this meeting as well as other businoos
of importance.
1
Sherman Council. Royal .Areanum.
hold a rouular mastitis, last night. and
transacted only routine business. Word
was received from the members of
Seaside Council. of Bridgeport. who
were oxpochod born, that they could
not come until Tuosday, July 18.
Tomorrow evening the colored so
cloty of the town are to hold a dance
at Rotor: Point and great plans for the
event aria bolas made. An excursion
from Northport will oomo acros- tho
sound and the members will Join tllo
looal peoplo'in their daaoa.
Tho‘airis 'il‘rlondly Society. of 'i‘rin-
ity Episcopal church. will meet tumor.
row evening 9111 ii o'clock in the laundry
school rooms for the balloons mootlua
which wan postponed. Dvary mombor
is requested to be present so it is the
loot meeting of the season. Rofrolli
amount will he usrvod
' Thaddeus Dam. of tho Drum. N. 11..
city. in spending a few (hiya at his
ham in East avenue. "Thad" to tools
in: lino and his many friends aro
plousod to act: hint 111 town. Ho you:
tho unfortunate 1111111111 of the saloon»
hiio' which crashed into a bolssmph
polo h: Walloon: nouns recently.
’ ' of no
,gslmd: stoma connotation: Sunday
orders to servants in a pleasant. volro
' and a kind manner. the l'oault will ho.
‘hslag the host whlto soap. man in
wool. sanitation or flaw-u inns. been
'f pains m and nonunion phi/oh is»
7 hiatus: your limo labor" you: shoot
Browu.“ or "You. Mr. Smith."
Servants may address chlldrnn who
are under 10 years of one without the
addition of “Miss" or “Mu," but a girl
over it) and a boy over 13 or upward
should bo gluon lholr titles.
Courtesy oxnl'ta courtesy. ”Flu-return?
if the master and mistross giro tholr
l
much butts: than it a dmulnooriag and l
pummptory 111111111111 is used.
it. is not noncssury to ask a normal;
"please" to para a dish at table. or‘ ‘=to,
no so good" as to got a root 0i turn. 1
ii in correct. itoa'cvcr, to say “No.1
than}; you." in 11 ion tonn shun youl
mini-1c a dial: 111 tablo. and it does no.
harm to say "Thank 1ou when a 11111 i
vii-11 lrau boon parlormod i
it is a grant mistake to sossip an i
kindly. to dint 1111s onus private affair. s. g
or tho affaha of 11111111 l‘rlunds balms?
servant-1 \1 l1 1 is said is apt to ho. to
heated to than lrlonds. and. as it is flu-1
quontlt not thoroughly undcratoml..
much but 111 is done: in the repeating.
A 11111111111 out at (lolllosllr aurvloo in
a cooh‘, laundroas. nurso or housouu:id.-.
ladios‘ maid. seamstress, aruilary:
maid. etc. Nuver tho “hlmd slrl,‘
"nureo girl." "upstairs girl." otc.
Women servants are usually ad
drosaod by their first or Christian
111111111. The 11210 of diminutlros in ad-
dressing servants is not good form.
l‘ralao for something well done is
often a tactful profaro to the flows-
sary faultvflndlng about tll‘lnga badly
done. Also commendation for snow
thing which thus boon douo extromoly
11'1-ll oliou insures its continued lwrlor
llilllltiu.
The Work in a household should ho
fairly dl1ldad and ovorythlng douo in
a oystetuatlr manner.
A good mistress to own and last in
her managuutont. not ovorlooking
faults when in an amiaablo mood and
magnifying than: whoa sin: is annoy-
od.
Children should be roqulmd to ask
for any special oorvloo courteoualy,
not domand it.
in households whom tho servants
are properly trained. no one of thorn
will sit in the presence of a member
of tho family or their friends. Whathor
anchor to or not. they rise at the at»
tunnel: of all but tho young child
'ron.
They 'ohoIld novor outer a room
without knocking. They should timeout
oards and email parooio upon a trap.
never in the hand. They should never
speak unless they are Ipolton to. with-
out. the preliminary. “i has your not»
don." Every ordur should ho minnow
lodged by a respectful "You. slr,"or
L'lfoa. madam. " 'rhoy should 1.1M
lightly. class doom quoitly. dud their
voices should ho heard only when
moosmry. Thoir work should ho done
with thoroushnm. but rho worker do
do in evidence.
WAIH BIPARATR.
Remember to wash all good pocket
hnadkorohiefa by thomaolvos, quite
apart from ovorythln; also. say! his
Montreal Star. doll: than: over nisht
in cold wator. thou wash in hot water.
clean cold wator. aqueous the water
out of than rut: well with white soap
and boil for 110 mluutotl with a llttio dim
solvodhoror in tho miter. 'i‘hoa rim
stain. and if any spots, romillu. than
them. Hills in the usual moonlit. and
irolkhotoro lhoy no quits dry with a
wall polllhiil hot iron. Handkorohlm
treated in this way out 111131: 1119111
color and wear well. .
Tho potishiils of copper has always
11 11111111111111 to ma. Whiio as doll
'aud lemon 11110111911 or the othsr day is
“colloid. limo 11111111 hum of souls?-
wreaths. all studded with
doliliolo pink and blue. Tho Btlclta Eli's
sequins, shows a painted fruit. design
over and a goodly part of the drooling
"was spent thus. Tlie‘opluious of the
various members of the board worn ro~
quested by President ‘theler. as a
member of the. rommilfue. and he ro-
csl‘ved much valuable information
through the discussion.
howkuots, luteraporsell' with laurel
iridescent
sequins. that show off beautifully the
painted light blue also. with pink and
silver conventional patterns in outboa-
‘VOILE, WASHDRESSES AND w
Prices to suit every purchaser.
Reductlon Sale
0F LADIEB' AND MISSES' SUITS,
One thousand high grade Sample
11111311 to be closed out for less than the manufacturers price. Come
before it is too late, as you can not afford to miss it. 7‘
COATS.
A I 8T8.
SKIRTS. LAWN,
515 Main 31., Stamford
999 “Wk on ”‘9 light wood. A number of‘otbor matters were he-
The Paris Cloak 81 suit HOuse
THE LADlEB' STYLE STORE
33 south Main 8L, South Nomlk.
Another fun. this limo with aller fore “19 board and were dispmmd
with it: the regular order in which
5:113ilfil kpur‘plf and 111111; on! the 11:39 they wore prompted; Ono important'
Min 11 '1“ t1uhroad‘im‘i ”T likegaction was that of deciding when
gauuu " “"9 “9°": ”9 vory aid 9 7sohool shall begin nox't fall. it was (lo-1
’l‘bo fruit dualuu is repeated in "111de by vote to open a week earlier
icarvod and painted side stick, and the had pupils must bé ready for 1.1111101
sequins WWW ”‘9 ”"9"“ and form next. fall on Suptolubor 5111. the dal’
llltlo loaf sprigs on tho gauze. after Labor Day. “
'lruh in William: style and rather, The meeting was rolled to order 1);.
larger than tho others. is the tiuohusal Qhalrman Author D thulur
than fun. This has in the, center a hand 1 , l
painted pastoral am My scene. in that Clerk Wilfred 909999" called the
roll Messrs. Li C Whegiur. W. J
::::‘:'.:.:'.1;.'::.‘:‘; minis; all; 11 11 c 1111-1111
in i ‘ twill old ulna lWilfrud Bodwell being present H O. ‘
111001111 9 99mm" '9 800 'i Pollard arrl1ed later
:9 of f"? n91“;“999'1‘;“:u~1111211“1 9:10:13! That minutes of the prmions 111991
1011 trt 111 1111 u 11 ago 11 0 l lug we ow mud and npproxed Also the
sorted and WWW“ l1ory lrocont special turning 11 minutes 11"011:y
l‘ho nonmu 11 ho allot to black will be? read and “WWW“
charmed by tho gator fun in strawbohl g A NW" from tho North Crater
ry dualan. Maven and barrios are or'School District 3mm that Gilbert
thin black silk. mulluuod on tho gonzo Hastings “Mm“. 01 out ed as commit i
and outllnod by “Mari. towels Tho fan' tannins. ruinous to servo. ’i‘bov still-i
is trnnaiucoht and is charming with a guided the 111111111 of Pct‘cv i-i Glendon
thlu.l1luch e1 onion (lions. Tho sticks
are of poliahod blush wood. pierced ll was doubted whether “ was the
“lid WWW“ “'“l' “l““mh” 'duty of tho hoard to fill the v.1:cancy ,
A conventional l’orslau design is The board thought it possible for the
“0”“! 0‘“ l" ”W“ and ””99‘9'“ old committee of the school to call a
annuities around the picture. the, fouu- “my“, morning m fill the nouns-v ho-
(lotion bolus ii “Mk m” “‘1‘ 3‘99” 9““ fora July 15th, the start of the now
Thu sticks 11111 also of groan. and mu m 111
apanglod lihr the fun itself l \lr. Gloudenlng was
’lhu only 111111 of those fans not span. ‘olented.
glad or dornralod with sequins is the Pmaldont “-1.901” brought up the
handpulntmi booby design. on "‘9 motto:- of the school calendar. Ho
lmlofii lilnk NHL The Willi!“ 3"” °‘ mod 11 lottor from Principal Benedict.
tho pink variety. and am boldly scat- of the Northwest. 80,00}. asking that
lured ovor the is». giving. with “'9" school opun surly and close con'es-
duil groan leaves, a very pretty effect. pondlnxly ourly. prlncgwl 1.1 w.
The sticks are cut in tho delicate Louis Gregory. of tho 0m; 1111-...- [101.001 111.111
XV. style, the side sticks twins highly wanted this olrllor arrangement
"“"i‘d 5“ a ““1“" ””1““ “"9”“ Dr Trace,» thought rho arrangement
This fan is simpla and seemingly plum. best—«that of opening a Week earlier
h‘“ 9"“m51m-i‘tflothought it better for the children.
1 which ho said he was shinning mom
STRAWBERRIEB FOR EP.CUHE& about the condition of than of the
teachers.
Dr. Tracey and Wilfred Dodwell
were in favor of the only arrange
mom.
1-1
unanimously
1....—
Dollolouo Fruit urvod
Wayl-
Tho export hostess rarely servos Dr. Tracey made a motion that the
strawberrlol twice in the some my calendar your basin somomhor is.
For breakfast the use: them on the The calendar.
hull. manned on a mound of lunar opening day—"Tuesday. Soptcmlnr
with a border of louver. "rho straw-61h. ’
harry fork is nonhuman and, but opt-1 Toms.
cum prefer eating them from the September Bill to Dooombor find“
hull, any» 11111 Nov York Timer. lid woolen. ,,
For a first course atiuuuhooa servo Johnny 21111 to Marsh
tho barrio: in sherbet alarm with walls. at
1. «nos, or combined with pimapplo‘ April lot to June alotmiil works.
and thin slices of banana. The fruit,‘ Total-«40 wooks.
should ho prepared at tout an hour‘ Dr. Traooy «id this «1'11:an
before the moat, sugared and troll was ideal.
chilled. Dr. Show paid tutors to vary halo
Newer than the compote In: a lint work dons the last «out: of school.
course are dmoalo cam filled with‘ 800mm Dodoull oaid this, out
big barrios hoopsd iwith powdered iiil- ‘11:» was mind's: it was for an on
gar. ‘porlmsat. and dim it had not worlwd
strawberry shortcuts to mod Cots ourtoowoii
stint. warfare in wound bemoan thorn-i Dr My mild no «Maid uonrldor
calls made from biscuit. dough and that‘ tho ohildma and not tho Mm. the
from unite bath-r. Both are palatablo. latter being paid to work and if they
but tho tumor stimuli in: really short donut its. this moment hot-0.1111117
and tho 1111111 not the plain variety too in“, to olsovritm
often prod. 011m 11 also coitus Dn'rroouy'o Mm: 1111» voted.
111111111111: butter or. mu» m. 11:11 no; '11:. minim may 111111111111
one. two. 111m. four rooms. 1111111111: moot mum hroadlt up 111 the
1111111111 a: moat nooks. rho mm int mist woodman “mm or
til i Mi! 111111111111. it to have half fill“ Will! 01‘ WW (19M. flit!
tho hurl—lo- raw-at and washed for William“? adopts”! iht'bwd
filling. This in sin: and on the top 131‘: W “it! of Mm! Dom
lam. toppod by when harried. mum hm! com physio tort hookah-6
Philly of rioh brass: in mood with o M of Which has had unsolved iron:
11mm... 11111 :1 rosary supply ill try Warlord dolphin. ‘
1111:. and it will tartan-T than 11111;» mi will its am as 111 a W
.3 1 m...
lied. A stuns 1am and o“
”I.“ D! M3“ in ya“. mm mgmtmmhg game;
an amounts m '7 allot: ' odiood «turns 9 run
our of a. dufifitWr. ,‘lfo hold
in _ Variou-
”ml-Wm
u
am; out : risotto-air
u:
your provided the money is provided
by the board. 1
Dr. Tracey said the present teacher
has given satisfaction. ,
The motion was unanimously vot~
The motor of high school tuition
has brought up by President Wheeler
Ho said that it had been quite a source
of income to the town. There is some
difference between Dsnbury and Nor-
walk in mice.
Dr. Cohort] thought it w rung to low-
or the info. He said he believed Prin-
cipal Puritan‘s communication from
Danbury is. a "biulf." and suggested
“calling his hand."
This was Secretary 1101111111111 idea.
Dr. Tracey said: “We have a bottor
school than Danhury,” and the other
members added their sentiments.
1 which were the same.
Dr. Tracey thought it best to rotor
the matter to the high school commit-
too.
'Dr. Cohurn said: "We ought to 3111.1
tlo tho master in this board once and
for all."
Mr. Bodwell said that it was entirely
invostlguled before.
Dr. Coburn roporiud that tho first
“batch" of the examination papers
wore. given out yesterday morning.
President Wheeler said he had heard
nothing but, favorable rommonts upon
the papers. .
He asked if it was the Judgment of
the board to have the purchasing cons
111111130 11911 «tho ontlre approm-iatioa for
text hooks and supplies at euro or to
so slowly and use a little at a time.
He invited a free expression on the
subject.
There was quite a discussion on the
matter.
Mr Dodson said the board can only
recommoud to tho principals of schools
to use the supplies oarohrlly.
Dr Ooburn said. "it. is radian." and
when someone smiled he said, "Why.
yes it is!” He spoke in reference to
the limm til-mom
Dr. Sharer explained the purchasing
of the various supplies.
would cont mom to dole out tho 311D
plies. instead of purchasing and xiv»
in: out all at ouoo. Ho advocated hull
law from one firm. telling of its looser
root and hotter quality. '
Dr. Tmooy thouaht it tho but policy
to dole out tho supplies to unit the
hood: of the schools.
Dr. (Johan: addod 11 few words lit fa-
vow of this plan.
Mr. Wheeler. as a member of tho
in the your.
your.
Romain tho supplies may run out.
1111111911 oorohxily.
Muslim Basalt.
election-for a voteon the matter.
ed...' i
He said it.
partitioning completion. said it w 111,1
hits opinion host to purchaoo tho imp‘
or portion of tho supplied. and to re
servo some of tho moody, about $1.000.
to pumhlm boom and suppiloo later
Dr. Sharer lbouxht if tir- 11,100 is
“sowed. it it likely loot. more than
this will ho hooded in um and of dis
mortuary Mom rennin; $1.000.
haying dist tutor in tho year some
Dr. shororoaidtastnoitomm
run out brooms tho monitor have been
A motion tooqu on roads in
m.moyW¢homattorofiho
it was moved by Dr. Tracey that the
salesman be 1equested to incorporate
this in the call for the coming eleo
lion
Mr. Bodweil said he would rather
have the subject brought up befme the
entire board and that each district
should have a chance to express its
sentiment in the matter.
Dr. Coburn said that it is the best,
thing for the schools of the Town of
Norwalk. “While it will unquestiona-
bly be voted down, yet the board
should go on record as being in favor
of it. It will eliminate petty politics
in school matters." and Dr. Cohan!
gays other reasons.
Mr. Wheeler, hoped that the consoli-
dation of the schools will be “snout.
motrsly voted in the future. He does
not believe-that; it will be voted down
as Dr. Coburn had said, in the next
station ' ,. 1 i '
1 Dr. Sherer said that he understands
that. the time is not yet rlpefor thin
thing to come about. He wanted do
know where the real direct benefit will
be derived. He said he has talked with ‘
those in the district from which he
was elected and whom he moments.
and they believe the time torthe con»
solidntlon has not come.
Dr. Coburn said: "i will do all in nu
power to bring about the consolidation
of the schools of the town."
Mr. Wheeler said he is a great be
"ever in the fact that We have a M
many good teachers. but they are not
Working together in the way in whioh
they should. We haven good prinuio
pal in one school and a good one in .
another. but thuy are not working with
a good system and together.
i Under a superintendent of school-
tho harmony necessary would be ob-
tained.
With a live superintendent we could
save money in the hiring of teacher!
and in use taxes "There am a num-
ber of other argumnntn in favor of non—
oolidation which i will not take itlmo to
ouumorato," ho sold. .
Dr. Tracey bollovod that the poopi-
of the town should vote on the M
"Our mom lli condemned byonr
state board of education and tho and-
tar should in: voted omnohis flail " 310
did not believe our children should
butter for our mistakes. and thin flirt
mohauld insomnia tho aub-
loot in the doll for tho election.
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