!
i
i
rsIn. 1m.
A“ m LIN! OI'
pone-no onocsnms.
‘ IlIiss Mary F. Dunne. or East Wash-
ln‘on street, is the guest of rela
undid Brooklyn.
sis choir of the’lisst Avenue M.
II. alum held their regular weekly
animus! last evening.
toners will be held on Mon.
I IN“
numbers of the Mayflower
alAdder Company will hold
:ssthly business meeting oi.
oveaillu.
I’Edwsrd E. Mead and grand-
tot, Miss Edith Crnig, have
“m to Ilount Rose. N. Y., where
Imus. '
. w—-—'—‘-
nidller oi women turned
my afternoon to out for
use at the East Avenue ill
roll sad s satl actor-y appoint
wirk 'v'rIas com dad;
sender l. sermon and son
we‘d rave tithe sp’eudiil‘tf are
u" the guest of the.
I siflér, Mrs Michael P.
of M Wilmington streel.
i
IfIII Hudson, a well known
'I win occupy the wit at
in. < (limited Chilton on Sun.
in the strain at the poster, ltev.
I ole. "Rev. Il-Iudson end his
m5 ‘ 'a mrol years at .
. warmers alid sis pills!“
to depart for that place, to con»
“it this Mtbid a short while.
. M“
I hrs of the Que Es Club
"“" edit the prosecution of tire
‘w m for Lafayette on, at
”indie Theatre last evening”. The
ladies favored with a number
popular songs which were very
received by the appreciat‘fl‘h-
WM evening; semester
this! district voters and up
will hold their annual district
The meetiiig will b8 hill?
1"“ Moth Among other
is) be brought heiore the men,
$3 didéola‘lod oi a colitisdi
I Light & Peder
of our-
Mtrdlns the Pill-
‘FItfie smartly to buried} on
W mid to seal- the resolute:
museum and (lesser-er.
and Mrs. C. A. Hudson. Ad
missionaries to lidia, will have
‘w . services at the Advent
Church tomorrow Inlthe [v-
11'. Hudson will deliver one
ierestlng and instrfiotive lec-
and under his direction u send.
the parishioners will be cos-
“ the natives of indie. This
‘ Hudson's @kappeersnce
it is thousht that an extra
We will be on hand. On
I. together with his wife. he
. v‘e' for the Pacific coast.
y'will visit Mr. Hudson‘s
1&5 sail for mills. WM
1s
I tor of In. and (lire. Wil-
table new and sans the “Sta!
now. have gone to
Icaihps use I surely do my them tor
oIvIeIins at the othces oi the‘
for all time, the giilfii the com~I
l
l
“refine their use miloioh‘
and most times were carved by
children. At 9: 30 they were called t
mm by Mrs Bogardus.
who is s OW artist ‘nozh in sen
in; IE Wills. The colors were
yeiioi and with... A beautiful birth-
day did with ll my mdles was
mm to Ito's Bethune by her‘
mother with the American fig ini
the center and when placed on tho;
was a basalt
‘
WW.” IIIt
Mild“
WEB” 3W-
«a W. m We. Camp
Devil}, had writtai the followini lat-1 than will pmbdhly elect him to that ole»
j _
rem tbsiiu‘te meme! P. we.
secretory or the tum Nowell: me—
an read. i
Sept. 4 1515.! from July 20 to August 30 shows that“
Dell Klim— - t
It!!! I dew 1&5“ (Fifi Ybu for
thebmofsmthflmsentme.
Thbyolfiityefymfumy sup
ply“ who ”it“! very low. I was
north 3 South Nehalk our labor
Day aild believe me, it was good to
see the old town again. i see by the
Norwalk papers thatm few of the fol-
the 8011mm
it is some cold here Ist night arid in
the morning. When that whims
blows at rive-fifteen tn the marble.
and you have to get out of your warm
blankets, it mekes you wish it was
the first of June. But, nevertheless.
it is a great life and after you hays
those here a. little while“ you feel like
a new man. Well, will close for
this time as it is nine drink and it
is lights out at nine-iiiteen here in
camp. Thanking you again for‘ the
smokes, I remain yours truly,
Private STEPHEN STONE.
l
1
Miss Ethel Wilmot has returned
from a visit will! friends in Milford.
i
Miss Elizabeth Davenport has re-
River. Vt.
0
Trees on the mm W. Norman placet
are receiving tho attention of an ex-
pert tree doctor.
W
Dr ad: iilrs. lint ”five re
turned from a brief wedding trip in
the beautiful southern Litchdeld coun-
ty country.
to
i
printer J. E. 0'
welcome
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Tax Collector Elbert C. Bates has,
been assured by numerous friends that
their support regardless or who may
enter the lists assimt him, it any have
the temefity ot do so. For sevenl
yesrsI Ir. Bates has been the nominee
vote getter on the ballot. People do
with Mr. Bates is is dilerent, and Da-
nce again
A report of the Women's Bureau.
the following work was dose for the
Red Cross:.
32:12:“ cotton pads, 1; 832 cotton
51 garments—Petticoats, is; moral»
cent suits. 18: underwear 2; pajamas.
36; hospital shirts, 9; comfort begs.‘
156. Knitted goody-sum 1; wristI
leis. 5: helmet“: sweaters, 16: we“,
308, Mileage made by motor corps, 65.
Men equipped,5 .
Cheries S. Mather will sever his con
nection with the Darien postoflioe to.
office. Patrons will extend best wishes
to Mr. Mather who has served faith-
fully the most responsible position'wgyton Baptist Church on Sunday.
IPostmaster Smith regrets the retiree
lment of Mr. Mather and maliy have 7; 30 and the Sunday School will
called to express their appreciation meet at 11:50. “The Times Redeem-
ed " will he the theme of the sermon made from the name of the field in
for the excellence oi the service.
Sales of war savings and thrift
stamps in Connecticut during the
month of July amounted to almost
84,000,000, according to announce
meni made today by Howell Cheney.
state director for Connecticut of the
National War Savings Committee.”
The exact amount sold was 83,918
133.98, an average of 53.01 per capita
for every man, woman and child in
Ilhe entire state. Figures compiled
liy Mr Cheney show that up in Au
Igust l, the total value of thrift and
IwIar savifigs stamps sold in the state
Will” spend the weekend with turned from 3 girls camp at Wells since December 3 last was 38, 893,-
" 5.23.
. Jottii A. Rietman was taken into cus-
Thursday night as he stepped
evening train from New Yer
unsigned before mu 80M
on the charge of passing s tvhrlllidbsI
theck came back “hid—db W34
the thlisto takonlltiIlIliIriiMIl brchu Mymm'sl‘s
oshoredinaralfiorlon house. Pro- andweuan’snlbiofitudveh‘sses, at
Sullivan will make you 11:50.1)evotionalrmuetlng of the
Epworth League std: g. Church prel-
er meeting on Thitsday evening at 8
Ensign Frank ll. Stevens. of R0
his emndi‘dscy for reelection will have waylon avenue, has been spending a
few dsyi at histome here
The best moonlight nights in Sen "it"! Will! and tomorrow is the last
to ram will be iron. the 19th to the “'9“ “Mint 0! the volume He will
23rd.
. of m m, and usually the largest:
511M”. Sept. 15th is to be cheers:
Had Co, [not usually like the tsxcollectdr, but ed as Rally
Day by the
School. ‘
flocks of swallows are
Iabout in early prepartltion (or south- have"
ward migration.
Iiiss Hort ell lites Dean of Cedar
Returned to Stamford— Gate. have returned irfl I visit to
Split irrigation pads, 3; new acnltetos flies Dan's brother at Washington.
1; 5 yard rolls. 20; 914 la compresses, 3
is a great improvement
venieeo for autdihhhllos
The midweek meeting
day evening at 7: is.
An important business meetlnlz of “Millet-e. Yet tbere are many of the
follow thili Met me- whoso mule-tr oi hearing
the C. 8:. Society will
menial. i
”#4....“
I Mrs. Marion Hatch Ivor-h, recent
“‘5’“ “e h“ “min” “ ”Wm” ly msrried to Private William w.
position with the Yale & Towns com- Lynch of Tokedeite, has ”mm“ to
play. Miss Julie Sherer has been up- her mother’s home at Tokenekc. her
pointed to the vacancy in the post husband having started for my”.
‘ A»..- .-
Your presence is d
Services will be held
of the morning.
W
.i
WILTON
)
sMNNW
W
Mrs. R. H. Pitch is enjoying it vats-
tlon trip Ill Bridgeport. Conn.
from the center.
.«q ‘
The Demoorltic mucus for the
town
0 'cfock
-.—-—a—r
’i'be’locml unit ol the Walnut
'to be en ltalian,e
ass; but W e ,Atm is rapidly losing in mmhlil.
house in Dorian which be rented lur- “ are young women wlo have labored
nlshed. lie is about 30 years of m .5 fsithfully in local fields. return to
The. small lldys are telling teddy tor: and has a wife and family here RM‘ their regular v
circde day in town. which will be the; min gave a check for “95.08 to Frank ”my man “a cello"
dies-l—Seli‘léhlbel' 12.
a.”
at tile Wit m it! more {01" till
“mm“ ‘° “‘9" “me ‘n 3”“ same as registration day for their dad Jessull. a Stamford marketmn and the
hceck came back unplld—no funds.
he would pay if gho‘h time.
”um
Jobs Henry Hurlbort. superintend-
. 'Grsud Juror W H. Willntoti «ducted .m of a” N" in!!!“ Telephone
The Republicah town “infill” “I“: the case for the people. ltletmaa‘ said 30' . We; in
Sunday 6
wheeling only tlri i really cared for I cant“:
Men are at work mill” and PTO‘
pads, {03; 3" '1’“. 539; 3‘3 ‘19." perly [Tuvalu-l: Cedar Gale hill. Th”
and con-
on Wednes‘
esired at the no Lancashlre cotton operatives in 3:,
at 10: 30 and;
nation of Mlldidltes tor the variant!
mum‘s? W
serum. with m.
Re Hui-mm, motored from that city tor a
bottlfithucus, 17M is to be held nextI waited . man sent with him to New "an“ Visit '1“ M. mam “,3, Q
t. ‘ “W“, ‘I 550“". I
wart beanie: seen car
would be if all the bindings—as. tor
nuance—conversation. expressions,
tunes of voice and motives, were gen-
uillc, and “but beautiful and helpful
icsstr editions be could turn out in
the way of (hildren from Bilill homes.
it may be well in this era of unrest,
doubt and change to remember that the
estimate people place upon our char-
1
Ilium down to panstenly. -—Excliange.
Wasn't Talking About His Wife.
A Melbourne man was speaking to
a friend 0 his troubles in general.
when ill! st d and said: “Yes; the
“What!" exclaimed the friend.
“That doesn't mind very complimeno
story to your wife." “Oh" the other
hastened to explain, “in my wife felt as
badly about it as I did. You see. the
xtfljwanted two pounds a week and
,we couldn't afford to pay more than
,1hirty shillings."
Effective Tut-isomers Headgear.
The Turkodla-ns owe much of their
charm to their fantastic headgear.
When they tensors meal and reveal
the shaved beads and embroidered
lkull can underneath they seem tom-
1
s not a matter of costume alone. Their
]
d-" the triad 8! m m
loys Leo Tolstoy, it you would properly
train them:
Let them do all they can for them
ledvcs—warry llwl: own jugs, wash up,
arrange their on) rooms, clean their
boots and clothes, lay the table. 89
lieve me, that unimportant so these
things may fit'i‘tll. they are a hundred
times more important for your chil-
dren‘s happiness than a knowledge of
French or of history.
Tinse- thinxs irsiu the children to
simfllrity, to work and to self inde-
"mime.
if you can add work on the land, it it
DC but 1 kitchen firm, ill“ will be
well.
Pollen Iii". that wifluit that condi-
lllm there is no :mlbillty of a moral
uizl allow, a Christian edlll'uflnn or a
rile flimsy Hus! Casi“ flit.
l Sponmncous combustion is mm
no the chemists it'll us, by not!”
particles: of coal dust or other infif.’
mettle material jostling and claw
against t'llt hilt-illtr until llw trillion
they set up raises (ht-tr trmprruturo
to the ignition point. if this explana-
rum: is correct, it scald lippd‘fll‘ as if
such fires could be prevented by per»
feet ventilation. Such, however is
not the (use, for ventilation may min.
ally help to bring about fire by swu-
‘hncous combustion. Air facilitate.
oxidation, really {ageing the word
dust into a blue Keep air damp and“
quiet to avoid lire.— —P0pi|iar Scienci
floathly.
“session! Canadian Land.
col minnows: at the not that men are
not sum-n. divided into the chaasrof
austere and slaves but that they are:
ill brothers and equals.
lend Dunes In Csaoony.
One of the most interesting and w
msrkahis‘ of the many regions for the.
(hesitation of sand dunes lies between
Bordeaux 1110 Bayonne. in ilaasouy. t
The sea here throws every yearn
the beach, slung a line of 100 miles in;
length, some 5.000.000 (11bit: yards of
sand. The "availing westerly winds
continue Didi“ I'D (in surface par-
ticles from the westward slope. whirl
them over to the iiiward slope, where
they are again dope-sited, and the entire
r 'red cotton gowns or khnlats give them 1ritlglti by this means alone moves and-
‘l princely stdtcllnoss which the iron-
Iwred Russian with his shirt floppin‘
. 05.5.”, ‘: .-.-
“Paloma biases, we.”
The Pcterioo meanders is the name
given to the dispersal of a meeting of
“,v.
leter's iield. liliul’iefllel', England.
luly id 1810. called to discuss hurlin-
nentary reform. Eleven were killed
mrt more than 500 hurt by the consta-
5ulury. Home the name l‘clerioo was
‘31., ’ 'uncied felit'mllillni'e to that of Water-
a
V
l‘. .
uslly inward. 1n the course of years
there has thus been formed a complex
system of dunes,
parallel with the roast and with one
another and of all altitudes up to 250
foot. These are mulching steadily in-
ward at a rule of from three to six
feet a your, whole villages having
sometimes been torn down to prevent
burial and rebuilt at a distance.
When lea Covered Europe.
site of mm {ind mandamus trumped
along the volley of the Thnmcs the
north was in the throes of mountain
00.
I The Voice.
Some export nnnouuics that the hu-
man rake in produced by forty {our
iih‘emnt muscles. it might be added
mulllnl sound often prodnres violent
agitation in at least forty- dour diluent
l nen es in the party of the second part,
if there lulppcns to be such within
A most. enjoyable dance was held at hearing—Providence Bulletin.
Cannon Hall Friday owning which
was well attended by young people
.; ‘1 \a..V-u-— ‘u—wm-a a ,-- ”.3.
Wisdom in Tolera'noo.
m tolerant man is the open-mind-
i
rd he“. lilo“ mentally-balanced man,’
the Mending man. He knows that 3 ”90‘ it.
L
“m be blinded! is not the sole repository
of built“! with. He knows that
film will not all when he does. He
W0 lie. “I“? fill can learn some-l
till fibril mi him of his asso-
E
alt!
Lind
once.
r M “viii-f"
rattle
Wédfléml nishf . York. but till olieis'ls here are too 0 mm“ 3 "m5. ' ‘f‘irivIv'Iiit I-
l ---——— Inlartstobgos'uhtmtwdyuoiéeli -——-n---— it are . ~ .:
M“ N E mu" "m h” ”9" New York the local laws would not “eat Thursday,fiopt. l: winbeflomumm m-ftbhr""I‘l51fl'
Wm will! 1"" C E Siam 0' hold the man Mrs. mums came In tatmion my The hours willbeli'dfi crested with a rental mmm
i
ell avedile for the past lei
not, is sash! mm her irons with
Mrs. mwBrhdy:
M fi—
ills may Brody oi the Post mom
who has been spending the past low
weefi’ is New vars simte visitlnt reu-
tiv'es and friends, returned home Tues.
dai eventual.
Charles L Gyger, brother of E. G
Gyer of Old Kitit's Highway. serving
in WWW: deperent, has
redently been in Switzerland in gov-
eminent servidi.
..
Amend We of tire town. '-I
who has been employed by the govern-
merit as lnspehtor Ia! electridsl wait at
VIIsshingtol'i and New York, has now
bedri tm t6 Blidibbol‘l.
Cherish Iliiillspihih, a; lender member
of the board, is also a candidate for
the Restrooms denudation ml the see
and pl/ce to be filled this year
The tamily 0! George A. 'Kemp,
who formerly lived on West avenue
but havoI been residents of Stamford '
for the lest two or three years. have
moved back to town, occupying the
rummerJlotle on the Post Iced, ep-
podte the lllethodist church.
Darien will be all reddIy tor the big
drait enrollment next Friday. Dépuiy
Registrar H. D. Hanson, D. V. 8.. has
a' large corps of assistants, and .lliere
will be an ample force «it hand all
dry or limits all the work tint wilt
needI to be done. 5
John R. Conn-t present. one or the .,
essentials is seesrirgreelectloh, and '
sud joined her tears with those at her
will reach about $500.
n—sd--——-—-
'“fi «lbw
ServiCcs on Sunday at the Metho-
di‘st Eplsddpal Church Rev. u. r so
tendleckh
Every olbresldent Inows the or
Tits ol‘
Istor, will be held at to: all were
7.. new” mu
husband pleading for time. Ills is still up,“ between the I!” of 13 “a
m “3de ”'6 vm “'90 “at“ 5 between 31 and so must rem.‘
“me“ tonight m 3“ "W I‘m!!!- WW Those who previdurily registered ml
"“9 expense of the trial the amount not required to do ,0 at this am.
.neltber are those who are in military
' or naval service oldie 11.8..” enlist-
idnd will be the
odd will have the
G 0 ll. Greed???
’ III C. Odell, Willi“ Bikini. 7. '1’
l Merwin, 0 w. P. Knapp. Philip Mason,
Frederick Weston, and George Middle-
, brook For the convenience of (loom
town citizens, a societal session will be
held «It. F B. Bouton' s in that place.
during” the noon hour only. with auto-
edmea C.0.
Dewy Registrar.
following “idioms:
Hall of prOpel-ly destined men
st the town hall. All silo. more rem Hi all
new The Alps, the Himalayas.
! the Aliesbenics. the Andes, attest the
Ilmwer of her activity in those (in; s. At
their termination our continents stood
greaiin higher tiltih they do now a
, that “hon those fort'y- four mnecllltl are" this aided their 51-. lotion. «known it
t not co—oniinnting as they should the ' due! if“ m"! account ‘07 lt- 5‘" '3
they heroine loaded with ice Europe
and Amalia gradually and We may
tenure to any cuntempormicously
sank This “an inevitable. Giving to
lhe hxtreine heat and pressure prevail-
ing in iii interlol the {drill is lit emi-
llenily elastic nary. its surface ac-
tually bulls! in or out with a very
slight increase or decrease of the load
are re Hiram
Art and.
themed-issued». with saints
and twoqesr-oid colt when by a and-
den screen of the boat mil three were
tilted: late be water. llooslvd" all
he rose . up and blow n: above is-
ler. cal) ' hold of the fill of the co“,
‘N’tmI Kb donut Mlmfiemdc
rsl instinct of the animal would carry
him safely ashore. The old last-s node
{or the use. but the fashioned cell
an am What: down tho curreotgrith is“
Wilt M» “ 80
lisn‘dtatlronmrhemssér'
shod 99510 6' I!“ Elem: “ml"
exc tlli .m use
water tied his would. :‘it‘s musty
ilne'lellins‘m N 19130 (00 col but
muwhaosnl stilling ’tex-
actiy or apple”: nor-sill.”—
downright
seam: dish“
21m sienolcdrrddetlbymlnim
on em aw;
in using mile acid to minors sin
ink stain aldiys follow willie
torment «milligram: williiii‘ mfim
loci: and mm the will.“
mm liaise with some words of re
attire than of distill e id at
the fiber will remain untouched.
Classifying Them. , .
I
Jane has classmates in k
pained Brown. White. and Greed. Her
imolbor naked her what their noises
were and Jane answered: ~“Idary.
Jean, and Louise. and their last lime!
in at- is Just different colors.”
«e.»-
mm»
until rum ms 1 student at en-
enuehohappened tobeaskedbyone
of the examiners the following ques-
“°“ dim, ”hill 'wmé‘grmgdf
how woold. you .supply your-sol; Iletli
3%.”?
.fdddg’rfiasepmsd dress-ii
liner! mammals-ton-
‘W M, NMMIIIP
pri’mollonfrom
the very aside II‘Isifstel' shrill ail:
very adult «bellies; ,
Hot flow
A“ Mums form Water bays h
ordllidry silicon.- such as toothed!!!
eareehsr and other minor pains, ufieI
common flannel bass made in tallied:
lent also
no? saud ot- stilt and they are
militia s elitist! refiner bottle. 31m
as we ivibll‘d slid men sendin- to use.
Keeubhlt a dozen ready. They are or
great litip in time of aches and pains.
Perpetss and Whale.
when. and porpoises are memlilals,
! “meat.” not “fish." In texture and dif-
purified it mumbled W, “long“ the
clutter to that meat than to any other.
it “devoid of all fish! taste.
In W Ooh".
“Now, my mod woman, I will take
up the subject of your dispute with
' youi-I husband.
you can’t in“; tin
coll?! l m‘ddam
“it’s tile pirid‘f outfit, ain't—lull!-
more sacrum; .
path. .
$1,301“ honor. ”
all approximately
During the long fertility fiM'Ll when I
(unsellms dispurted themselws on the
via. trawling down 5'
“2 well were. dine
with dominoes. Filliheni I
like cattle and sheep, and their flesh is I»
color is darker red and the flavor is "V
It is believed that nearly 30
cent of Canada is still uudiscovmé
and if indian reports are to be h
,lieved, there is in the basin 0! tb
Mackenzie river one of the lug I
areas or [minis oil-bearing mug-I
try on the face or tab olrtb. 'i ‘
lndinns report the (“alone of lakfii
a hundred miles and over that long 1‘
Yukon that no white tans time etc?
seen while even the ludlouil split”
entiy know nothing of the as yet all
trodden Mackearle mountains.
set
Stand Your Ground.
i Remember, each one must hear his
or her own burden. Not I soul is free,
iWe should keep this truth constantly
.bcfore us. and then honestly try to
do our best. Furthermore we should
cultivate the habit of smiling. It will
thelp us when all the world seems
awry. A good-natured face is always
I welcome sight, for it makes us for-
get our own wearlsome affairs. ln~
deed, the woman who learns to laugh
can muster any problem that confronts
. lien—Exchange.
Easy to Translate. I
An lrlshmun was sitting in an inn
in County Mayo one day. while it
was raining furiously outside. A m)-
hlemau‘s brougham drew up at the
door of the hostelry. Blnmnetl on the
panels of its doors were the arms or
its ouncr, inscribed with the mot-
to. “Fldes regnat ubique." “Put,"
ad listed some one of the Irishman,
“how do you translate that?" “Risky
enough." Pill replied. "‘F’ldes rcgmlt
ubique‘-—Feithl it rains everywhere.”
'0 - r
i
Origin of Hunglrllti Race.
The Hungarians. or Manure. (-on-
stitiite a branch of. the F‘inno-Ugriun
race, their Martini of kill being the
Plans of Finland. The Hungarians
have been settled in their meant
wintry of Hungary for more time
1.000 years. They came from the vast
plains of western alberle. their origi-
home, toward the cm of the
eighth century. I
"Diseased loll."
There ls.a wide Moreno. lit thd
toynlb "diseased meat". and “meet from
lflF‘W’ animals." in trcsll Mb for
,mgtslice. the absence of live trlebiaeo
lcssnot be guaranteed by the vendor
item any known prsfctlosl method of
:lnsp‘midr‘i. but if the most is properly
‘eooked any trichinae present are llliled
Ind hence cannot produce discuss. .
' it
A
i
it Video oi grownup. I
emulsion l child W -
was We $1M
id in with them. it was a glimpse of
third that its had never o‘efIrIlhm
which he might by“; It no then-
tlmes so common was it, tlIdt
lid n foremost finidi'é wilder outr of
Bindiord Torrey: fii
l = I
Annie“ M“ "M ,
armies to dedicated thé extraor-
dinliry dullness of his lion Kit
cater] along with him Mlll 58
of h it own age. He ave etch tilt BMW
oi’t e letter of. tits inflame Bis
mu order to play with them, had to
lull-ll the alphabet to call their names.
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‘ One of* our which!
Illinilces that one IiiiI‘II of s, if left
undisturbed will 37.00de
in two yewrs,',but thisp reassuri
ilection l5 till! they almost it
seem to be dwelt-Ohio State
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Rodlaii Warship.
The manof‘wsr of the antlers m)-
loans had a crew of 225 men, or which
174 were oarsmen. working on three
decks. Tlliflpfid of tit“ mm:
about six knots an hour in fair
weather.
(it;
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Wed WW tor dumtoeigi.
MM of the oldest trees in our .
were originally planted, not for rind
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sake 0f the fruit". but because the,
makes the host gllnsteclgs, being
strong and not coolly Will-pad.
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Insects Destroy Wood:
Investigations made by the bureau
of entomology have growd that insoo‘itIlI
cause the destructl of more the {3%.
of a size used continerélally mill
(diet! ill-ell.
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We save our money because
silo IIw ado ,
odonomlcal. Other folk! iiga .
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