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"_ editions}: 0! Dorlon’s Point. for
, moan-111151116 l‘ld 1‘Well Cigar
' .. has" resigned ids” position
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on Mrs. Davis; of New' York.
‘ ken i111 their summer residence
n‘s‘Point having arrived here
Mirth? Your Stitch 101111, will
Community Hall- on Monday '
can at 21c 'clock and all members
Asked to be. sure to attend.-
" Hodge? the contractor, of“
strdet;who'iost-his1ll‘ord car
the disastrous the two weeks agc.lV
punchaied'a new machine.
V’George Nash. of Van Zant street,’
East Avenue M 'E. church to-
,Voi't'ow in comnmuorarion of Mother' 11
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held at the meeting of Mayflower
. cok'tt Ladder company to be heldmn
1‘0“” evening at the quarters of the
The choir met for 1chcarsal at the
Ni Avenue M. E. ClllllCh last even-
m'dnstoad of meeting this ovenln‘i'.‘ as
been planned." ‘A very successful
Rehearsal was- held.
. .‘Willlom Smith. of Edlie avenue, who
{in engineering corps as a firemen, has
received orders to report next Sunday
to Camp Meade: Md.
The East‘Norwalk Improvement As-
notation is planning a May Dance on
Wednesday, May 151b, at Confinunlty
' ,to raise money for the service
{for the East Norwalk boys.
. It‘lslocuniflNew Rochelle, N. Y.
.n‘d‘mss‘ Casey, cf Gregory Boule
has peed in
it! Glmudii- for about a year,
node of physical disability. ‘1
Re
Dream ‘at the service at Chris
31' the' church are 'inV'ited.
Mitll 12 p m on the evening of th
_,, and album-“bet
Wk-young-"iolks'are planning to a
d.
..1. k Yaclit'1’club"‘whlch burned dow
Ho eeks ago tomorrow morning wi
ounced in a few days. The 01
11111 membé‘rsr
a coming year will be made.
.. on
'otft'lends at her
last evening.
@J’OYed by 'oll.
card stating that Rev. Harry S. (‘r
sett. formerly of East Norwalk and on
He is chaplain or the
meat, New York.
' William White,
The regular election of officers will ‘=
Percy’- Batos. who has been spending on Wednesday
mm“ at h" 1‘01““ 0“ “mm“ Gyears old died at his home 7711 Jud store and boat' livery from Mr.
Street. returned yesterday to his du-
scn lace, Stratiord, on Monda last.
withine Drdhance Department at D y
W? employéd'bh the high
Mdidn moon-me New Haven road,
WC to‘ take a position as mes-
w’l-th the Adams Express Com-
Walter Johbécn, of Cottage avenue,
the Royal Flying
has chur
to his home here after hav-
ecei'ved a discharge on the I”
,Klenneth MacKenzie of Trinity
church of Westpcri. will be
‘hufih’ on Gregory Boule-
tomorl'ow‘ evening and all resi-
ubuilding ”will-be badly missed by
9088.! 8.111611": them the matter of the
entertaininent to be held at the East Brooklyn It)" the season.
-‘. Avenue M. E. church.
_..—-——d
Miss Ida Wood entertained a parly
home in Fifth street
I
Dr. F B. Hoyt has rcceiveda postal
ros-
szieu.had arrived saielv amass seas
seventh Regi
The graduation of the cradle roll de-
pertinent will take place Sunday. May
12, at noon at the East Avenue M. E.
' 1 church All parents and babies are
urged to be present. The graduates
are: Ruth Ruddy. Charlotte .Cum-
mings. Gertrude Hunter. Alfred Warm.
Marguerite Nadln.
.Ceral Bates, William Baker Jr.. Rus-
sell Scau, Joseph Hartnot. Mvron Os-
borne.Jr.. Royal Becker, Arlene Kenke
and Holly human ‘
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Whether crn not very much action
will be taken at the meeting of the
East Norwalk School district this
coming Friday, the 7th. when 1.111 55111
journed meeting is to-be held, in 1111
face at the report of Corporation Coun-
Vsel Edvard J.Qulnlel1.ls a matter that
is causing much conjecture From the
report it would seem that the meeting
should be called at which time the
cahirm‘a'n should announce that in
’vlew of Mr. Quinlan s report the mat-
tcr was to be dropped and say that a
motion- to adloum‘ was In order.
Whether this is to be done or not 11
not known
Marshall Baxter of Baton avcnuc is
1119‘ owner of a new. automobile,
110w occupying their 'l‘ckeuckc homo.
i). F. Bush and family of New
are occupying Point
konekc 101' the sulumer.‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Franlikn Kir
New York aro at ’l‘okencke 1‘01 the sea-
'son.
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house in McKinley Place and has mov-
Wfiy madbt applicatibn 1° enlist V1“ 011 into apartments in the l ibrary
building, Row aytch nvenu'c. ‘
l A number of fishermen arc
‘nlong the shore these days on accoun
of the warmer weatbei and variety of W
fish running in the waters in this vi-
cinlty.
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l
’- The interment 01' George N. Iiurbnn
took plugs!" 1n the Rowaytcn cemetery
'Mr Burbank Who was dealer. has leased the Hickory Blu’ft‘ Relief- Corps;
I
| Miss Eva LeGallienne, who
known here since she. With 'her" family
has a summer home at Tokeneke, has Mort-oils Corning. left towin a few
the part of Delai in a three act comedy weeks Age to' do government work. will:
called “Belinda." by A A mum. in leaVe Darlen tomorrow for Washing“ Wednesday. bemmflw may “pm
which Miss Ethel Barrymore took the too, libero to mack a home for Miss ascertain what is causing trouble wl
Sonic time 130
:lead and which ccened last Week
1the Empire theatre in New York cit
Rcwéytoh Methodist
dleck. pastor—10:30 a. ‘m.. regul
pastor. topic. "Unrealized Riches
Sunday s’chocl,11:50 a.m.;Epw01'th”-
League anniversary sefiice. 6:30
i
the Earth.”
l Alfairs of the Rowayton Flower club . .
iwere discussed at a recent meeting
Alliance for which the Hovt Sturde- when MTS W- 11- Scarles “7‘39" all ‘0
bmhes’ti‘a'will furnish the mus ic’ také 11“!1 the Work of community sar-
’V .bé hbl’d‘dfi Community Hall 110111 dens. lt secure that in past years the
e railroads and express company carried
ofthe‘ East Nor- the packages of flowers free ii) the
t- -sick- in New York This privilege
no longer extended and some other no-
l tiv ity is needed
VB is expected that plans regarding
fielmture ’actlvities oi’ the East Nor-
ll
d The large emulsions “0m New York one of the Austen cottages on the Thayer of this town.
city will thus undoubtedly have to
“-—
Summer residents are beghming
Dancing and games were the ‘1‘
6! Raymond street. how'sted' min 1211161 or the Brumme‘r building in
which the new Home Garage began,
businesa last seek. chn though the
Sunday. May 12111.15 to be obsorved building was not Wt completed
’as Mothers Day throughout the: mar: _ . .
’tt'_V and in looping VVith the purpose of ,
1 th e Rowaytcn Baptist (‘hnr ch
will time anpvopriate exercises it all
1hr: se'fiic‘s 5.
At 10: 30 the hvmns. used will be
those that cm 11 loved to sing
d the pastor’s E rincn will be upon
“The Commandment Wit
Several boxes of ammunition in
1 Va passenger freight train at Noroton
Heights, and cartlidges wager-altered
along the tracks. Constable Martin F
Ottmer gathered up the material and
the theme,
l Promise.n
At 11:50 the regular Sunday Srhoo
session to which the palents have a
special invitation
At 6:45 the dov
the (711115111111 Endeavor Society.
lit was claimed by representatives of
l the government.
l Mrs. Charles Reynolds of NW; .1
M E church from April to December
150mg way were 1dopped recently flout,
h. stored it at the Heights utat'len until;
ctlonal meeting of whose husband “’85 1186“" Of Yht‘ 1003‘ ’
1 AMERICA’S SLOGAN THIS
W.....1v~
ammonia»- .
YEAR SHOULD BE
Nor'11111111111121111'11111511311: BACKYARD;
At 7.36 2 special program has"been
prepared for this service entitled
"Kt opinc Home Ties" And it is the
11.0th of theor- who tune it in charge
that there maV be a huge attendance
of parent: 11d friends to enjoy it.
An opptomiate souV'enii will be
presented to every one who attends
’or last year has been in town for the
'unexpectedly. left town [0 enter the
past few days. 'superintending the re
moval of her own and Mr Reynolds
goods from the parsonage, where many
of them were Léi't, when Mr. Reynolds
army Y. M. C. A. service. Mr. Reynolds1
has been engaged in the red triangle,
M15. Richuld Tluder 111111111111in 111'oV
York at their home on the Old King's High-'3
House at To-
Miss Lillian Hamilton has rented l1e1
seen
is well 1 . ., .. V
Episcopal ‘the Mindoro 11111111 111111" author of adv
ch. Rev. Henry Francis Kasper:-
caching service with sermcn by the
m.; evening matching service at 7 30. have now arrived. 11nd work will begin
subject of. sermon) “God's Angels on ’shortly. There are large drain pipes
The report that no alien enemies, l Coscob. was in town yesterday
11 will be allowed at Roton Pomt this log his daughter ’
summer is received with interest here. ccntly moved from North m anus into acres in Hucklebony Hills tb Harry? B
eliminetcd as well as some that gen-
fl ________ erally arrive by cars. Roton Point and
9 annual meeting or St Agnes the other shore resorts will be for the
, 1! will be held at the poms of M13; use of Americans only this year. from ,gzremf:g¥;:m:r::: £2"; 32?: Proctor
lle Tote on Rbmm street- on 1111933 present indications
venlng at which time reports furl
put year will be presented. oth-
will be electdll had “11,13”; for" “1”“ arrive in large humbel's and undouht~ are “Auburn 'Bonflre sbd ~Flrest Togo.
edly before the month is half gone The colts (Eh! of pedigree 530°}, are'
prdbtlcally all 01’ the Bummer residents ve Valu hie;-
Basel He‘ll Will entertain the will have arrived. The latest ccmerts’ ry a
a; the Que ‘Es Club at her include Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Mas-‘1
on 211111. street. Monday sell 1 cm Brod
”hd‘h‘n‘liilibfii-"oi very in: numeric Row hiya. to W gummy
any of tho services on Sunday.
’ A Parents Day Social is to be held similar work in the camps in Sect-
on some 111mm" (11111112 the week. 1191- land.
inlto announcement will be made atVl
the sculccs on Sunday
Wednesday evening at 7. 45 the mid-
VVeck meet ing of the church, to be fol-
low 1. bv 11 lusiness meeting of the
church. 1
Friday at 3: 30 the‘3 Junior Chtistlnn
Endtnvcr Society will meet at th'3
church. 1(
1
l
01‘
(‘annondalc. ass in town. yesterday.
Postmaslcr Charles F. Gregory.
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‘— Va”...
F E Robertson and fondly cf the
West Side. lune moved to Mt. Hist-o.
N. Y.
unnum-
o
’, The Aftcmcon Whist (lub Was on
tortained by Miss Laura Chapman, on
Tuesday.
The Congregational Ladies Aid So spend the summe1. \
Volety met ’lhursduy afternoon at the;
iWOflL in England, and, is now doing 1:1
1 Mrs Vandcrbilt Godlrov,hasmlu1n-V
'cd to her Noriicld street residence 10 MW you and me sort: from the ems
‘,
Luther Burbank Points out'the
Pleasures of Patriotism and
Financial Profit from Utiliz-
ing That Space to Provide
More Food.
.5 By LUTHER BURBANK
Now is the time to begin our
drive for that spring ga1den. yArc
you getting your beds in shape and
pnizgpingdouihwhut you are going to
1111 w ere am or
’, plant it? ) e going to
i if not .1011
are failing in your
patriotic tluty to war onuury and
those who must Visit their “we to
; of German 11utoc1'.:1c.y
Food is a form 1- ‘
11ml won on of
~ offlonsc and d1 {11.1 >11. p
\\ lthout food
lchurch. 1 Mrs. Frank 1. Cobb 111111 spent a it-wi we” c,“ be ”0 “Glow ll mullet:
l A. daVs at the. Cobb summt‘l refildt‘ni‘l‘ ..‘:!!_—~,_ , ....-. "
I~1 ) 1 \ 1 4 "
Minn (. ll. ltnniston has bun th in Hillside shoot. y.“ the llt‘V' J c
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V.tc\v11 arranging fol the owning 01 her
Vsunimor11csiden1'e on the Post road. ’1 A whlst and dance. for the
of tho Lyon's Plain and
1‘” all“ M” Gyacr ”WNW color Schools will be given 111 the town h11ll..1
tained Mr and Mrs. .‘lxchlbrtld C. Foss this evening
Way. ! The semi monthly int-Min: (1iN0Y-
: " ..-__. ——— field Grange will be held Flidlly otc
.Harkness \ict‘rca the artist of nlng with tho pic-gram llLt'llllrgO o
kblidc 01' in: Old Klnfa HighV'aV, has been at the blather officers.
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work on some war tulgctl for the gov-
moment. to be used 111 c.1ntonn1cnt‘s.l
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Mrs H. 'l‘ Androwa has returned to’nocn.'M11v 16, with M111.»
1on11 alter spending scvcrsl months in llama, o! the Upper: Parish . ~.- .-
Calli‘ornia, having fortunately loft Lcs ’ --—'-—-'—~—?--——“"""'" ‘" 'V
Angeles a few days boime the latent
l
|
earthquake. . . l
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The Dal-1m Chapter or the‘ Red-Clogfi
ill soon-appoint '11 steno‘graphor'tbi
act as secretary for the local or-jVVVr
goniaatlon, and to keep 1111 record's and The selectmen 11
accounts in buslncsuillté manner
L l
M
BORED“.
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meeting 0! the Woman's
k-
the Barton 119st l’
George A Vollé. The regular
lVday afternoon. May '15 in Raymond'
VSchllchfingf George will conduct same Hall
this year.
.. . ..
Misti ford hospLal.
Now {Or appendicitis.
v.—
Mrdé'M L. Haincs, whose'niece,
Harry Simon was
:his tooth and jaw
in Coming and come companions.
Harry was hit by a ball.
y.- .-. . A -—==v--..~
Mrs Tokens mun-1011111115: witb‘l
., While Miss Jessie;
oral books cu kinder-gotten work. hadlg’iegmy morning sh'o‘blt on 5 91915;;
'a11'iv‘éd at Cedar Gate. making one‘ glass.'“ It V'V'as 10111111 in it‘ldai‘ of lire
more (it the loud colony ol' literary. ar- purchased "'9 day “the"
Vtistic and theatrical folks. C. fig?"
mamm- m1 ......
Mark‘ s—carly celebration at
111'
n
1
p. prcvements under the railroad bridge} St.
and 513lede of crushed stone and .next Sunday
brick ready for the wcrkmen‘s hands.’ .
this'tcwii,‘1‘1who’1s in the cartel-111‘ ‘11-! S0“-
” ’1 stationed at Carlstlr‘cn Field.
France. mentioning (especially Cot-point? which he was" graduated last-M,
«Harold Millspau'gh and Harry Schlichlf-’
ing » ‘as. and later to Arcadia. where he
i
b new a flying cadet
a; l
l Rev. Jacob Trocst. pastor of the‘
lMethodlst Protestant church of North: 8. Odell
p1' sporty, Smith Ridge.to
J bier-ride property. Smith ”Ridge.
”’3' P““"' “m” ”a 11mm M. Wriglltof Nethork:
He mp'orts‘
lfclloning rentals: Ralph M Ea
. ‘ hone Wahackma Road. to Geor
So to ' ew Y 1' ,
Two colts were recently born at Wil-‘1 OenOlte“ o k
be King’s highviay.
cottage.
these little fellows, died a few hours
t .after the birth. Its sire was Auburn ..nished for the 5.1mm“; th Mpg}
° Bonfire. The parents of the other coll! tho‘ny D. Rallf of New York"; the H;
Huinphgies hbtisb’,‘ furnisho 1-for
summer, to F. cuss John's 11
.:York the Alice M. Fowler muse.
—-'~-- ’New Yon-kl.
to ROMP. D. Lsplillm or
Work- has been resume‘dun the‘ use notches -_ . MAMtlntc
furnished i‘r
:ood llill ‘l o1';k
'l‘llo Norflcld 'l‘hlmbl'o t lttb wlll hold 1311‘de W.
its next- 1111111111111 on Thursday... ui‘tor is Raymond prorge ll Bolton, 8 B.
Police, (it'orgu ll. Bolton. W. 5.
Sanitary.
1311,}! H B 36* '11'
Robert 1W“ :lloyt;
ova been advised racy.
that no road oil can be supplied this com
will be held 011 Wednes-
Misti Lulu Turner- of South dvcnue
lciurned home Sunday from the Stem
Quote she was operated
in New Yark.
Turner 10! South
V venue was eating her brelthto’s’t Wed-
May 12 there
morning service at 10: 45 and alter-
l noon service at 4. Rev. Alden L. Ben»
’nett will otllciute at all these services
Mr. and Mrs '1‘. .l Mahon received a
John J. Malian. whoat prespnt is
torchdia-ir'
’9” depmmenn "“93 ’“a‘ he "1““ 3’ run He énlibt’éd last August. snow
inet two or three of the local lads in Mont {(5 Cornell Military Academyi-‘lro
From there he was sent to Dalllt‘r. Tex-
F. E. Green has sold rlike Frederick
visit Alice A.D11ggs 01' Brooklyn' the-John
the Jones ‘hou
1111911119, 11111111111911, tto Rodney
of New York; the' ‘Grcsvénor
Oenoké avenue; lumlsh'ed'to
lDr Fcnwick Beekmnn: tbe Margaret
1K. Parker house. Oenolte amine, fun
John Placc. furnished for the summer
““hOllléfi’ ‘Wéefi‘
'Br'uslly Ridge. furnished to
nor to lu-nry ll. Ruess 01 New Y'ctk
’Ltlly.
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’ The newly elected warden and bur-
kisses met in the town hall on Tues-
.Tbe warden appointed
1 day evening"
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411111111]. S ll Hoyt;
Vliaymom' A. ll.
111121.11. ll.
Iducst cf the (1'ltic lcuguo.
officials of the company.
Iinputted by this committee
‘cculd get no
selcclmen in reference to
3
limits.
10W“. 01'
to
th
$75.
my to 370.
ci
ad
at plcyeos be some? to tileWfidh‘fieimm
8 11111199..
150
T’mecung‘ 111
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the' bodrd.
is
5;.
to
75
FIEBB
FIELDS“
the ’
An-
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the
St.‘
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loaded with American
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(Written for U. 8 Food Adullulstruti on.) -
Wyckol‘l house, ill)"-
81. John Placo,ft1r11lsl1cd 1111 1‘19 sum-
bellt'li',-111ér 1c Theodore Kruttschitt of New ~1~ "
the Elizabeth l~‘._\“1chols house. Ambush“
11111 1mm 1'11"
Fire. A. H. Hill
{month S. B. Hoyt. J. .\l.Silll11111n.'l‘he
police ttlnmittco reported that it had
1.1 ‘meeting in reference 1'0 regulating
{braille at the. mllroad station. upon re-
but had
‘ltcard nothing lgnm officials of the com
11 was also ' repelled by this
mittoe that it could get no satls~
faction from the selecimon in refer
ence to regulating trafllc at the tall
road station. upon request of the Civic
league. but had llea'rd nothing from
it was also
that 11
satisiuction from the
the work
done by the bo1cugh police lrytbe town
The boiough claims that the
toun should employ a policeman of its
give compensation for the
‘wolk done by the borough omeér.
Supt. Craig oi the sewers asked for an
increase of wages 150m :20 a weekto
$25, and it was voted that the sewer
committee be instructed to invéstlgdte
and leport at the next meeting-D01
minick llruuoxof the sir-cot claiming-1
department wants more money. He isV‘jk’l
now getting 365 a 1111111111.an would
It was voted to increase his isal-‘i‘i
(it was stated t’hi'l‘t M1’
1 Bruno will not accept the 35 increase. )‘
flit was vctod that the matter of pom- .} ‘
pensatlon insumnce for boroufieicm 11 em-
Attorney Harry Sccfleld of
Stamford was appointed counsel for 1
the ensuing year. at wranlning fee of ' - n
it was voted‘- thataihe Borough
Board unde1 take the work of bringing
Vapour 1... ordination"- of 1borough and
mwill'gfivcrnments. and that a commit-
. 1 ice '6! three be appo‘ died to confer
Captain 110mm Stout heilson of card Wednesday molning from thel with tliglcommittee 01‘ ’e‘Neil Canaan
sebum. which {is worldli‘g along
he Basic lines, and report“ ‘at the June
GERMAN-BS 1" to" GUNS
BOMB" AELIED
LINES UNTHB FLAN-;
Duns-"v room AND;- l ‘
THE SOMME“ BATTLE-i
(Continued From Page 'One)‘
’ An'Amcricau outpoSt caught a.
Ciel-1111111 trench dog. The poiich'
about“ his neck contained 11‘ mes-
sage 111111 the Gel-man retaliatory
fire was falling short, and that
many of fliéll‘ own shclls were
111111111111 in 1Cantigny. This con-
., firmed'provlous information re-
’ ' 11111111111111 outposts.‘
Ma 11 L—Five trams
omilolidbli ”that morning
‘ ere marshalled at the
Wellint‘g on Barracks for their
‘ ‘ cots f”
not how great a fighting (oi-cc a 11':-
tlon may think! into the field, such»
:1. force must be impotent. and inef-
{active 1! thos‘e left behind tail to
supply it with food.
Hunger is detect. All Furopo is
threatened with hunger today and -it'
is Americas duty to see that starve-'-
tlon is avoided. We can relieve the1
with little‘ hardship to curl-elves 1111:!l
every ounce 0! food we can raise
aids us towards v‘lctnry.
livery man, warmth and child
:ggulglatngke lit his or hcr duty to
, cry no of '11 1' 1
food this year. ' " m 1’ UJUCBS
America's slogan should be:
one inch of idle yard." A garden
returns many' fold in n d'1":11'-1cd
cost oi lltibg, in health and in hap-
piness.
To many‘ 11 garden is 11 dludgery.
whcioas it can Miriam- one of the
most intent-idly “Meeting of all pur-
suits- 1f .0 s it! it with the eyes
“th
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"of the seeker after knowled ’
watbhiug the little shoots as thesey',
come forth and learning to distinJ
guish one from another. the good
from the bad he will soon find him-
selt 'abbcrbed in the most fascinating
3:111?“ studiesk-iu contemplation or
re a wor n the
EWMIEOT’W- greatest of all
e elp she will -
ously. pay you gener
My advice to the ch ice is to learn’
"difference in color. size and quality
In that which be is g1 owing By ob-
serving this you will soon develop a
keen sense to distinguish the vary-
ing changes. because the work of
nature is never the same. It is conel ‘
ing these dlii'crences that the seeker
stantly changing and it is by learn-
for knowledge ultimately finds it. 1
And there is no greater. finer study
in he world than 1‘1 11 of watching
Mo her Natu1e in
tv or 1:. her: he} 99’4”
It you give nature :6 ..
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NEW YORK, May it)
4 14 point. interest
today,
at the oponin.
1y minutes 0 trading
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