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iaa been dragging along for over a
year-and has furnished many I laugh
and a tear during its trip through
mlttees and courts.
come up this morning before Judge
Jams H. Webb on a motion. but it was
not called.
HAYES
CITY MARKET
69 NO. MAIN ST.
The annual meeting of the Brook-
side Association was held lat week at
the chapel. when oflcers were elected
and reports ware received. Plans for
the work of the year were discussed.
The officers elected are as folloWs:
President—airs. John Stapleton.
HAROLD c. HALL
Grand Union Tea, coder. Spices
. and E‘ Secretary— I'I‘red Hoyt.
Free Delivery. Directors—A. J. Rummler and
'Iel. "1942. E t No II Ct. lranklyn C. Thompson.
Treasurer—Mrs. A J. Rummler.
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the Presbyterian Aid Society will
The Hodgson family has removedwmm n rummage sale next Friday.
N South 'Norwalk to East avenue.‘
Frederick Weed, of Pleasant street.
a: . “L a. um“
has a visitor, yesterday, in Bridgeport ‘
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Mrs. Oscar Eakiand has returned “" ‘
Miss Katherine has been visiting {
Mrs. D. R. When during the past
two weeks.
from a visit with her mother in‘ Plans have been made lry Architect
Stratford. . Henry Marvin of Stamford for rebuild-
lins the house of Antonio Vuociareilr
Mrs. Charles Follies of Mp0?! which was partially destroyed by fire
has been a recent guest of Mrs. Ciao. recently. The house will be enlarged
Green. :and arranged for five families. with
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in Weston this week.
at -fi~r.~tw a
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ternoon with Mrs. H. L. Sturges, a
most delightful afternoon was ape-Li
A large number were prosat. In B-
blcs being in play. i
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A meeting was held on Wound",
afternoon at St. Matthew‘s Rectory to'
consider the matter of holding a rain:
it was decided to give an outertahl-i
ment some time in June it possible. ‘
An agent is canvassing Wilton in
the interest of the University Publish-
A special musical program was reu-
Howard Merritt, of Port Chester.‘uere‘l at the Congregational church
mt the week-end with his father. "'5‘ “5“ “Y the “m“-
William Merritt, of Beavlew avenue.
i Miss Hearst and Miss Marie Van
All of the. stores will be closed on lltu'en returned home Wednesday, af-
fle East Side tomorrow because of l” enlovtnx an "RIM “’10 t0 (3311'
Decoration Day being a legal holiday. fornla.
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The Stephens family have taken up her. 8. C. Johnson preached a Mr.-
their residence for the remainder of llillrlal Day sermon, to which the vet-
dhc summer in the Dorlon Point co‘: t-r-aus of Fitch's Home had been in-
”. titeu‘, on Sunday evening. at 7:30.
The Americans. an East Side team. The post otllce will be closed on Me-
lng Co.. of New York. The publica-'
tion consists of an educational series
in 12 volumes and be edited by Hamil~
ton Wright Mable. Edward Everett
little and Daniel Edwin Wheeler.
An entertainment will be held at
the South Wilton Nurseries on Friday
evening, June and. The proceeds to be
devoted to South Wilton School. Mrs.
four moms and bath for each.
V‘~~I\o .n v «d
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SAUGATUCK ‘
The East Side. lunchroom. owned by
H. S. Harsdcll. of South Nor-walk. was
sold last week to William L. Acker-
ly, of Stanford. It is understood that
the new owner will make several ha-
movements in the place and he is also
considering the matter of building an
addition to the rear of it.
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‘ the contract for the erection of a large
‘lron fence around the sidewalls of
i eral weeks, the people wearing “0. P.“
Weaning; .
i failed. The municipal authorities. as-
. slated by a governor of the Bank of
nail.
WA“! some .
. UREKED «THE THEATER. l
I” lose Adelaet
' - 1;! 5 Prices.
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overahuadrady‘aarsagoaserissof
riots called the "0. P. riots," which
grew out of an increase in theater
prices.
I in law. after Covent Garden theater
thadbeeaburaedtodlegrtumd undu-
ibalt.ltwasreopenedanderuleman-
'mt of John liable, one of the
. Kemhle family of great ucwrs. with air
dictum sale of udulbsioii prime
”the new theater was all right, and
Ramble \i‘lls Molar. but the theater
going public resented the increase of
mites.
On the oilenlug night when Kembie,
win was to play Had-2th. attempted
to make an earns-story speech he was
boom! down by demands for "old
paces." and night after night peop‘e
croudad the house. danced on the seats
and interrupted the players with cries
of “O. P.." old priou.
The disturbance continued for sev-
r
badges and displaying big “0. l‘." plain
aids. The theater was closed for sev.
Gal days. but when it was opened the
trouble began again Seats were de» '
stroyed and windovvs broken.
Lani proceedings were taken and
Wand. dually brought about a com-
m—Phundeiphh heal.
ART or am CASTING.
Landing the Lure That Gauss the lat-
ula. Clack lass.
The belt can! What memories of
lilypudded lakes, shimmering in the
burnished gold of the ceiling sun. of
a root-ate twilight pence, when the lake
is one vast mirror; of forums battles
with unit bulldog of the sweet waters,
the black bull. are his!
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Fred S. ncnedlct will preside at the|
piano. Charles Eckland will play the.
violin. the Rev. Frederick M. llollloter.
jand Miss llolllater will also be on:
the program. The pupils of the school
Dead Man's curve. Sidewalis will be
erected to bring the read up on a
level. The work will be started It
Luce and it is expected that it will
«a
yesterday afternoon on the Wicks lot
lerl‘lal Day, from 10:30 a. In. until
defeated the White So“. of the second
.3 :30 p. m, and will close again at .7
listrict. by the score of 8-3.
i. m, instead of 7:30. Nearly all the
stoma will be closed.
The district superintendent, Rev.
Dr. Charles W. McCormick. of Stam-
‘I‘ord. and Mrs. Cole. of New Jersey,
were entertained. Thursday night, by
the Methodist ldltlies' Aid WW.
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inasmuch as the bakers do not work
tomorrow. Decoration Day, bakers em-
ployed in the J. H. Rundle bakery
worked all day yesterday.
J. Blydenburizh. of (‘ove avenue, has
resigned his position as foreman of
file J. ll. llirndle halter, and has start-
od operations on the natural growth
Dads of! Bridgeport.
llarlcn has two sales of real estate.
last week. 13. l'. llirschberg and wife
___~_'_ transferring to T. Bowes. land on
Following the mid-week prayer lloyt street. and J. Rural selling to P.
Ducting next Thursday night in m Mullnny land on the (‘ontentnrem is‘
het Norwalk Advent Christian lust road.
Church, the bl-monthly meeting of the The cradle roll and primary" depart
athlng class will be held. intent of the Congregational church
told a May party and outdoor felti-
Muls Brehm. special oillccr. served val, Saturday afternoon, at the home
In the capacity of traffic office in the of Site. Frank DoVourcy. on Mans-
eecond district yesterday, being eta- field .vgnue,
floned on the West street hill. oppo?
ale Trinity church.
Mrs. G. H. Nolan has been attend-
ring the convention of the Federation
of Women's Clubs, held in New York,
this vt'ee'k, representing the local Vin.
Rev. G. F. Arms. a South American
missionary. spoke, yesterday. before
the Men's Class and the parishioners
of the East Avenue M. E. Church. A5!
a missionary for twenty-live years in
South America. Rev. Mr. Arms has
gained a wide eperlence regarding the'
people. customs and international r'ela-
”one of that country. His talk yester~
day Was decidedly interesting.
rag '
a}
vlng on the reception committee.
Andrew Buttery, the Railroad avo-
rtue grocer. is seriously ill. having
and was removed this week to the
Stamford Hospital. where the X-rav
a successful season with a public card mm" “mm“-
party to be held at East Norwalk -—-~----- .
Yacht Club. Seaview “e" on .loaday The llarien school children will join
afternoon. June 5th. Nu,“ m begin with the veterans of Fitch's Home in
mum”, at 3.00 and to discontinue at celebrating Memorial Day. next Tues-3
5:00 p. in. Any of the members or day.
“ends of the Aumflon wishing to inn, VREV. S. C. Johann. of ”‘8 Dai‘len
plan tables 'm kindly notify mg M. E. church, will deliver a brief ad-
Chairman of the Committee Mrs. E. F. dress, and at 2 D. in, ReV- 1- N- Phelps.
Smith Seeview ave. No tickets are on of Hartford. will deliver an oration on‘
sale. :the campus at the Fitch Home.
The members of the Card club who 1
are maklns prizes will kindly send Supt. naturism. of the Warrenlte'
name 83 50011 as convenient to Mfl- Company. has started work I on the!
Smith, 30 adequate number Of tables Post road. Yielding to the pleas of pro-
wlll present several plays. Ice cream‘
cake candy and fancy articles will on
sale. Frank Benedict will run a bus for
the convenience of those wishing to
atttnd.
WESTON
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\‘ iliinm ll Osborne continua ill It
hrs home in Your)! l-‘ortte.
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w." :i visit in South Nn'ra’ll.
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"i: with erfietflwrt Mail's.
Mr. and Mrs. ire Andrews. of
Bridgeport. have boon mil-sis of Ir
1‘.le Mrs. Orlando Andrews.
‘v- flnl-l'od me time during the 0011b
lng week.
At the meeting of the Equal FM-
dlisc insane. which will be held this
afternoon at the home of Ira. Rose
.. ll. llenell. the connnittee which had
charge of thoreceut play which they
presented in National Hall will aub-
vmll its report. 'l‘lietmoney wil be used
for the expenses of the delegates
from the local order to the various
conventions which are held.
At the cummnication of Temple
Imp. F'. and A. IL. which was held
'ast Friday. one candidate enterid
the apprentl degree Thetdl-trict
deputy from New Canon twat pres-
cnt and are ashort talk. limr "'0
barium seashn had been finished a
buffet luncheon was served. During
the meeting plans for the annual en»
armament which um- will give wit. -
more than u modicum of practice to
acquire—to place that lure precisely
in it given spot. forty or fifty feet away.
where a band may Int—not near the
spin but right in tl.rrnln(1 you—-to land
that lure so as to simulate a frog ur
‘lniuuow naturally leaping or jumping
to compo possible attack by a bass;
to do all this with a short rod and
high speed moi—«satin; the lure as a
small boy throws an apple from the
end of a stick—to do thb with accuracy
and dottnesa is no unworthy ambition.
‘And uterine-ulna romeo a‘hattle
tietweenaflvepoundtlahaudafw
pound man. equalised by fair tonne.
mintzs
Open This Evening
NerPanama Hats
New Whitetails
Sflkfiweaterg gt
BtBalhingiCaps
Big Lineioi Wish Skirts
Pretty SummerzDresses
Corduroy Skirts
’FowncflSllk Gloves
Gordon Hosiery
.Eur 'Necik ’l’ieces
Malineflsild Feather Boas
Smart Shirt Waist-
.a.. A. ‘ AVA—A—W'
a. 4— M. Au.--
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76 North Main St.
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Free Delivery.
tint will put the eahflantiou of choc
nal youth hoe my mar—especially if
he prove- himself worthy to best the
deb at his own game—co mks kiln with
all the handicaps imposed by the nec-
essary tackle and win out against all
the luau. tactics. leaps and plunges. ’
rushes and feinta employed by the bat- «
«tug 'm-é-Wonu vu. Illa: h:
Accura- Forestry.
Tl. «led at a mud-l2. Have.
l have it friend who culls on no,
every now and than and always gives
the tram lat-0mm. "He makes me
thinklnoro of myself; mam me more
ambitious. more determined to see my
man‘s Civic League. and has been {WT-j
gheen in poor health for many montlii.‘
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The E. N. i. A. Card Club will close’wm “pp"ed- "‘d “‘ ”mm“ my be'
At the cemetery, in the morn:
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in a short time were dismissed
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Mrs. lsanc llhnmltw is shawl-runner"
time with her daughter. Mrs. Newton.
in Wilton.
t-t- . on at the umpo Engine Cull-
. .-,i H'- . has thnl HJn \J
' an .39.":th to an aatuvli. .l.c
{Jointly lanniettcad last wood. l'pm
l Mrs. W. H. liob’uam' 3m; vrs‘lmi ‘i
énrpumlrlul‘vvhtm; Mm Lmztnr StarrI u" L'JVIM 1L9" Iound M the tire “I3
lat the aaidcnor‘s «homestead. It “as a
Fort street. Ens! Norwalk.
iclimey tire. and was «thaws-lied in
Mil“ Ruth Trendwcll has retumcdla slim time. It “- new”. to r"
to New York after a visit at her. "a" '4" "'0 rafters “0'33”?
homo here.
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L t to use. water on
t'as'it would “a a good deal of
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Mrs. Fl. 8. Andrews will entertain.
rover Memorial Day. “relativ'es frornln‘e I" “nu” in the house. Th" ‘5
‘ttte fourth fire that has ocutrred on
Stamford and Brid "'e art.
8 p the {locally place since it was pur-
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Mrs. George Barrett. of PoplarI
annn. ls visllirn her brother. Dennis;
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Chase and family. at “Brookvlaw ”m“ "”5 d ”“1 “WNW“
Farm.” the large cattle barns.
”DU $.33 ,‘i
Willis Lockwood. son of Mr. andl
Mrs. Charles E. lmnlwond. of Fill-f
side street.’ls oeriouslv ill as a result
of several carhunclca on lilo arms. I
8088i? OF THE IOXIRS.
Open air boxing will be inaugurated
for the season on Memoriil Day night
at Washington rent. The club is un-
’ .‘xetrm ‘ssd Carley. For its opening
Cor-trades Hnwlc" Vi "Home and Dm'icard the club will ”.888 twoteu round
'chaaed several years ago. About 050,-
uai delta in the other
tder the management 0, Pollok, Me as he wants to. I don't mind if the gas
and prises can be satisfactorily tar-m.”y owners who objected to~havlng 'an 0- Chi-“9 W'" ““9“! '° "'9 decent
finsed- :the main-street of the town shut off "fin“ °t the 'Mdipm’ ”"98 in the b‘»
Efrem traffic for several weeks. Mr. cal. cemeteries for Memorial Day.
{him has begun work at Brook-
,slde avenue. proceeding'towardLNor- .
fwalk. When that end is completed.
.the western section, from Breakslde
' v hw— W‘ .
‘ .- Mr. and Mrs. George Coma have tin-i
OWAW‘fll‘ tortalned Mrs. Corsa's parents and sis-3
' I " a ter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘Northropt
and Miss Mabel Northrop, of Pound
“um I—
bonts. a sixround soml-wlridup and
threb four round preliminaries. in the
main events “Young" Ahearn meets;
the'f‘Zulu Kid," .whiie Albert Mood
clashes with “Italian Joe" Gena.
“Tom” O'Rourke says that as soon
as he meelves the articles signed by‘
opiulrtunltieo nod to make the most of
them. His calls are like the coming of
npriug after a hair. cold winter, whit-Ii
:lwnkens the sleeping buds and cull-t
out “If! m. Tilt; Nubile of his ‘
cheerful mind. the alchemy of his lip-
tlnilam. nvvakena inc to rem-wed effort
rind encourages rue'to outdo myself.
I am never too busy to see him. and i
always urge his) to'rstny. because his
promote unites the n larger than.
nr'lltcs life now more worth while
‘li'iii over. -.!‘lc helps me to got it new
"rip upon vii-wolf.
that I feel usual to any task when he
leuves.~0hrlstion Herold.
Circumstances Altar Gases.
Stern Father-«it was after 11 o'clock
when that young Ian left last night. l
we nt route understand— '
Pretty Daughter liutcrruptingl~nub ;
'lllm. l mmdwplyhrtereetcdln the
lowe'of hisunclc's death that I didn‘t
. ‘how'latie‘lt was. You see. his
uncle died in Africa last week and left
I him 3100.000. ”and. of course—
l Stern Father—Ami was saying when
‘ you interrupted me, I want you to un-
,' ilerstnnd that be con stariuat its-late.
meter does have to work overtime oc~
, custonally.—indlanapolis Star.
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How Purple Dye Wan Discovered.
‘It in offend“ that the old Phoeni-
cians discovered shown-rile dye in the
more: shell by observing a dog which
had eaten one, of the mollusks and
thus colored his chops with a rich pur-
ple stain. The anoint! were accus-
to-adrto hunt them by the ne-
Ho arouses me. an .
lavenue to the railroad bridge, will be
‘undertaken.. Detours will be nieces.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society Of tho‘sary by way of the old King's Highd
‘flethodlst Church will hold its regu. way during the progreaa'of-the work
~1ar monthly business meetins in the which it is Believed will require foo
‘ , , dispel at 3 o'clock. »
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weeks' time. A concrete base will be
laid under the» Warrenlte .to avoid
.. Benjamin Harris, who recently pur- having it spelled b .
y future frosts as it
”dissed a 20 L2 acres tract of land at "a the Wt winter. A! the King’s.
.mkeneke. adjoining the 'l‘dkeneke Highway is a town mad, 'flighway‘
vtorporatlons holding. has eetd'tho .
Commissioner Grane has applied to
tract to the latter corporation a a -
rim. State Highwayk Department, in be!
nice profit. Mr. Hands has recently
‘ _ , . half of the town, for compensation
admired controlling haircut-of the
‘l ,. I Coni- while theatate road isrolosed.
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any °' N" “"9 hasten man im- rIV auto.
. ' . » Charlss Taker. an aged Maiden oi'
. Aramaic. mm b tin-W fl uric... was struck by “Mia
«ammo-momma . 2
film II “I“ out I ..,m trig-fem: aim. and oulta sadly
P “MHIMWW‘W and was crossing the"atreet whn the:
Wannabe-alum big car crossing-aha knocked his
- «Continuum-Humane down. lie-m seminarians.
”cowl?" m.- nrl toilets: cared tart-r filo-other.
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Dillon rtor his boat with Moran the
‘ ldatelof the match will be announced.
The marriage of‘Miss Ethel ‘Doth The, Stadium A- a will ’hold "7°
omurmer of Mr. and Mrs. .Ste‘phen‘mma'm" on W'MMM light;
Duty. to Elwood Marlin. of New York, 1"” “mm "l“ ”9 “"“n “D“
will occur at the poty residence. at m‘m “8 Wm“-
Good not. on Wednesday lav—hing; '1‘“ “mu" 31m“ ‘3“- “30°“-
June It. «on
Ridge.
Saturday, attending the field. day-1m. 8““ .Ahliletia mm
meeting of the .F‘alriield County Farm,
Roman. at the :Haat farm. in “Rinse:
Icld.
new antennas-runs NEAR
NAMIQUIPA. mats: :8. via Wire
A Ito-t mien-“M mm W ofmhuitimjwloudgywtom’ In
W.“ by ‘ ”WWW'Q’NM °' (Villa oaohe.noar‘heni. were brought
Nauru—res m the .‘Mtr collard mummy”. m m
reacting. Fwd-yuan. Mirna-r m‘ma'm -. cave-in 0660mm.
no lives in the Austen stoca’fmthwausssoniisrowasuwore" military rathmuujherdriuim'tsat 1am
in sum.
dicoetaniedmmtor continuum.
, , 'moat' whim wm‘ ‘ .r.
‘ '! aim neutral-tr fin‘hm'fi‘mm‘imfla
w? aar— _ .wesmuasrravssasahi-osiaasa.
the result at rm“ ”sire-t ‘ ‘r' ‘ . -- ,hwmd‘.’ r a..-
. pith-f .ng hum wash bis'
y, bourbon monastic-mien stand- ‘
.Severai in town were in Ridgeheld.‘h‘ b’ M‘A' ‘m chairman 't
L , less to ColumbpuN. Kuwait—Tut .
machine stream rill-I and a quanfltrl ‘
nascent pointer dogs. {one of the .
his dog first .dbcoverd *the par-pic
murex.
.usr Vanna-we.
"I naked for alimony of $59 a week.
i! see worrisome getting that right
“But, madam.” expostulated the law;
:5.” ”your husband is earning only
“What's flatmates!) within if
thought'tha memo-d the
. alimony."—I.oulsville Courier-Journal.
iterating Order.
“Before we were married“ he had it!
standing order with a florist to send
no a hunchof masonry-meaning."
"‘ lid dice n‘nrrlage‘!" l
M 1.9!!!! 10 In! no
magmas)”.
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myths ony‘lthntlllerocles bthhe aid oil
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utmost in a rennet eat a
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mos‘t moderate prise.
lWKB. NUFORM mm: 419 (Sea
"1319' MW). 'Mcdium iow' boat;
when: inserts. Splendid wearing
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M11 Moron/rm
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Fu.w‘u'£ ' M:-
diunbuat. Dou Lipcau‘
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:‘MYark Galena Sa-Frasadaa‘. ‘
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PEKING. Hay 34.-l.nsplrcd by the! ZURICH, .Bwltserlsnrd. May 38.
efforts of the cmnenm Board of‘Prices of'len'sclething in vi ..
the-Rockefeller Foundation. mini-lending advancedtflfty per cent. .
nent Chinese, under the. leadership of the nanimous vole-of the Tailors"
Dr. Wit Hon-felt and a number of OTB-'sociatlon. Wages are said 'to he
or public ‘sptrlted citizens. are mung-'gonc up 30 per cent. since thewar . ,
tag to catatmct a central up-todate the cost of materials. «cloth, llu ,
hospital in Max, at which rich and‘and trimmings have‘rlsen from t1
poor alike can be treated. \Subscrip to 300 per cent. Sometime of clot
unus'totalllu more than $200,000. notably blue serges. mandarin.
Mexican. have already Mailman
of the hospital has been entered into.
6 fthe hospital has boonmntored into.
The ministry of the interior has given
six acres of land in the West City.
near'the taunts of‘impcrlsl ancestors
'All the oldibullflgawlntberre-end
from this tract of land. and it will be
converted into a park for the use of
the'iespttal. tMauritian architects‘fn
China-‘have‘dmnrtbewlals Isl-the
Little Alfred mandated to write-
icompoaitlou on parents. and ill“.
whathe .wrroto: "BM are .
which boys halve to look after
llloetg'irisb'ave'pareiits. Pare .
slot of pas and mas; 'J‘hs‘tak
good-deal sm‘wm they are
to ‘do, but it's mostly the thus
make you Mud.” f
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loosen otrawberrles. -~’l‘he farmer was escorting the m
Mash a quart of strawberries and arrived boarder, a young city .
cover them with a pint of granulat- from the train to the farmhouse. ‘
ed near. whim-“hart ofcraalnto} dust once she ”fidfimn‘hdf
a Illinois“ boatlohb “M‘Mah a and nearby. “Oh." ..
missus;
ed banged. 'l‘nn tato'f’reeser. Donot cried. "look st’the little
" fihfl'kflwm in ”M
whine; H‘s-n. plus unsound-t?
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