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Mrs. l.):li.1 A. Smith has moved
from 4:; First street to the First dis-
.mct.
4
Mr. :llnl .\il~a. Craig and fnt'Ilv hnv
moved than \'.111 Zulzdt filled to Stain.
ford. .
' ll'llS of 255 Liberty Slgllal'l‘
Thnnlgls i-I
has 1<.~si;.;'; ml his pomlioti .lt tip» 211»
phy llvnirll‘y.
Mr. .- ~l Mrs. Michficl Pilficnlr
ant-n: :l. 1:1}. at Oakland llclcll. N.
Y., )‘14-2‘4435.
Mr. :11wl Mrs. Andrcws of New York
city hm» 1.1m ll up their sumnu r rosi-
dencr .1t Slmrehnvcn.
_..d
Mr. {1111! Mrs. Anron<on {1:11 fnmllv.
formally mi ’l'ltomns street, have mov-
(‘d to 34 l|~i.()lll¢.' £l\"'llll‘.‘.
Thy r cub-1r lilt‘l"fl‘l,’:' of tho llnys'
club of tlzv- linst nvr'vmm M. r:. church
will lw ll-l-l tomorrow evening.
Mr. 11%! .‘Jrs. .\. \', Paddock of S031-
vicw :-\‘ 1; ,11'1~.>\1\~1’to«l to rltmn tn-
dny all: 1' .1 :‘mlr-dny visit Hi Atlantic
City. .
Mil: .lu v'll'lli‘." (ll-21:021. nt‘ i'lll'i
Chvsto 2'. N \'.. spv-vlt Sllnllny wifll lzsr
Sisfvr ‘ll‘» 1":113; (Hulmrt. ul‘ .\':-1-
o
2am]? 521-. -
Rcsil 11w 0' (‘mw .n-onur- complain-
ed to Ylll uu'i-‘r- on Sellill'lil)" about
hm-g tummy—it; m‘l' lil'c t‘l‘ill'll"’l’.‘ in tho
vicililtiv n. 921: 3r humus.
'l‘lu- ». 1 27:1" lll'c‘fll'l' ixllsi‘ll w
mutiny. «w ‘:-:- 12.14 linvls .\. .\. will
b0 lulll at \ o'clock thin l""'.'lll‘£: at
tho ('1 iv Hump: 0:1 Third strwt. .‘v‘i
mrlhris 1 rmmwlv ’1 to in lire-$114,
The” fin.“ tum-ling for tllw sllmnivr
season n! t':1v'- Junior I‘lpwm‘lll l.1:1u!1-'
will l-v Ewini on Friday :11‘lvrrnon of
this wwk .1t 2:!.'; o‘clock zit. (11v Tint
all-111.. .‘l. 1'1, church. with Miw \'1v-
inn Srnrnnwn in (llnrgv.
:zlv'l
r:
ll‘vrris
lv‘r-rrik‘.
Elisha Elwin t'tll.
Miss .'~ -.,
31,-9.4. '11‘ _‘.o-.\'l‘"t‘d;lv
Pater: “1:. .i.. l')‘
t'i.‘ K‘l- ~T\ 1" r- ‘1"i2‘fs.
r’istvr,
Elm-.4“
l:Hl'"‘llI!.!
{UllOllthHn'
lift. 3‘
HM.»
.4...
.\. 4‘.
‘.\“‘lf"'l
tho}- xz...‘ \;<it \‘.‘.1.«'l‘.i17;.:'11:l. ll. (T.
and lil‘ l: '4') {ll “mun-In; \'.'l.
Fitch sw‘mn? cordially \vo lx‘olnrl ilrl
.s'nsr' 111'
it
on \Vt'dllx'sdil)‘ morning at 10 o‘clock
in tlw chapel oi the church-for sew-
lng. and inunbvl-s are asked to bring
their lunch. At 3 o'clock there will
me 11 corinl inc-cling at whichw time
plans xvi.l be: discussed for the fair
.md supper to be held on July_26.
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Great
Pirate's
l-: a i :10;
Oppcnlit-lm;
l‘usc.
(l.11..~.l;ht
Si
.’:;'11"1:
Hope. lynvl. . To the Last Matt. Zane
Curly. sun: Theresa. H. S. Harrison;
.3, K. N. llurl; \‘chcmvnt (Flame.
ll-’;11’.-l. As tll'; c1121.) books \vcrv
.msr} tllu ("mi-we of Women, in
.--.-.1111: ,1 these .ultliticnal hooks. thr-
ll‘Jlrlfllv-x has (’Jllfiillel't'd more
' the 12111.:anin taste {or
~ .‘. mhe‘rtlu‘fi. ;
DARIEN & N 01? 0 TON
Ills. ll‘rnnk Salisbury Howard of the
l’l):~l road entertained sacral friends
0‘1' 1 the \Vt‘tk-L‘llll.
_\ 11:1,; 11.;111‘u r n:1.-jn:~’a-d the bathing
'zt- l-Llj. minim-nu .1t P1 or Tree
L'uinl in '-[-ll (It tllv. llltllxlnelH Weather.
ll.‘\::l \‘Jll. 311. .1 Junior at Cornell
Jul!» 41... 1» <p111tlivt: ;l l-w days all
home, iiv will ll .‘1'.:‘. ill :1 FhOl'l llllli‘ t1)
lamp in .‘llnl'5land.
‘.':lil:1111 ll. lucklr-y of Beck-
'l‘v' u . tub-ruiimul fourteen (lin-
nvr 13.1va :11 :1 birthday dinner Satur-
llny ruming
.‘xllr.
ill
ivy
llnrht‘ny .‘llrll'cvhousv ot‘ Pros-
wlm rccuntly graduatvd
(follegv- will snill‘or
party 01' friends lit-\t
Bliss:
llL'Cl :1“ 11110.
Mom \\'1'l1~.~lo>y
iixllwlu- “will .1
S“"1[|?1l_“u
G. i‘mlhy 'l‘illt-y 11:15 moved from
his 1101116. on \Vetat :Iu-nue to Swim»
\vir‘k nvwn'lc duc to the {act that con-
sidumlllw blasting will ho done on the
\V‘csl nvcnuc road within the lltxt
l’mv days.
Following :1 misundvrstnndinlr. tlw
H:l}'l.hl‘.f'.
0i" 1%.:
city. for
E-‘nnltrel Schnu'w
:ouztlnst M‘cnorl
strut. N119;
m“
TrrllSoi
"0: k
.\'. .i..
i.:1 In} v‘ttv
cullz‘t ju-stvrliny nu fiche-1n]: -l. lxut. will
lu- ‘.;:'ml.;‘:;t l:-:-l‘o:'c the" court lutv‘r in
tin-v.1: k.
that of
Mum...
trirr-l was
.:1r..~vul‘. (ll' (‘nzn’v-l'i-ipx
“we wiznl'av-tl \vlfh l“‘k]‘.’.‘~' driv-
. H11 .lnriv 13th l1n stiltvk :l v.2" 'nn
' <lrix- . by .ltlmi-s Rivals 011'
1 521‘ at. s'lzllllv ifljlll‘lilbl
Min-iv. Til“ (hurgv m‘ rrcklo‘rs «triv-
wns 11111;:«l it: the Morten court.
'l‘lzv m‘ .lulln Altman (HON
('LKS!‘
\w
:h
v
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r'llw
friends :-t f’lv :lnn'l-ll "Vlsitol's' l‘;:\'."
on ’l‘lllzrsdux, 'l‘lw tlachvr of Inch
grmln sluwl rally to point 'l'l‘ 'wll
explain t}1-- Work of" her 171: ' :"hl
(‘Vllll'lll‘ls ('1‘ industry and y-ntnntx-v on
tho part 0" lvcth lr-achcr :1:le pupil:
War“ on xr-rv Ilv'sk. and artistlvml'l
arranp -l nmund the walls. A visit to
all tho rooms fully repaid tllc pare-mag
many of whom nvailcd tilt-mselvcx Of
the opportunity to son the school work .
in its prrvtrrcssive stages, from kin-
dergarten to sixth grade. An intcr—
eating dovelopment showed itself in
all branches. with originality coming
into the foreground in the higher
trades. as was particularly evident in.
drawing. The newer methods in use
have hrougllt results surprising to
rthooe who have not come into contnct
with work or little children slnce thnlr
awn schooldavs. or even .'nr :1 law
years. Considering the handlcnp‘or
Insufficient m'warials wtth whtch to
work. til“ oxhiivit was entirely Drake—
worthy. Them in hard work cntnilm:
II prcpnring for “Visitors’ Dav." and
3 great. deal nt praise is due for the
attractivr- appearnncc or the school-f
rooms. where every r mm was made to:
allow tho yr-ar's rcsults to host ad-
vantagc. rind for the nenfness nndi
cleanllnnss of the entire building nnd'
grounds.
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Jack Contest has arrived at his
lane on McKinley street for the
nmmer.
John Deltz of Yonkers. N. Y..Ahas
.rtved here to spend the
months. Summer
Inns. Ch:rleo '1‘. Mitchell and Miss
argarct ennings spent Saturda ' i
New York city. ) n
n
Lieutenant Earl Stevens sailed
.63.? on the l}.
both America.
Sat-
S. S. Philadelphia for
Kr. and Mrs.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
fire with frien
Edward Welmnn. or
d, spent the week-end
I.
‘1. and Mn. Chlrles Mosser,
Vincent place, entertained
our the wet-bend.
of
friends
Captain Mills-la now using 3
Mt with power which he
flown Point around the llg
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Mr. and Mrs. James
West Side avenue.
-d Mrs. Combs of
over the week end.
sall
runs from
ht.
Wallace, or
entertained 'Mn
Brooklyn._N. Y..
Miss ngglnbotham. Dean of Hunt-
er college. New York city, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
loch. of West Side avenue.
The tollowing Ult- of recent fiction
mmlbgcn purchased by the Roway-
I
rary and will be on the 5 cent
fly zhclr wtth the 27 books given
this month by the club:
The traffic on the new concrete
me is increasing each week end.
lolly motor trucks have 'adopted this
road for usage, as the Post road is
being repaired in several sections.
The monthly meeting of the R0-
Waylon Civic association will be held
this evening in the Rowayton Hose
company house. Many items or in-
terest will be brought before the
meeting. therefore it is hoped that
there will be a large attendance.
*York city.
Kings Highway \vus triwd intora- Judg”
John H. Full-sci: in til»: tmu court yes-
lvrrlux all-«noon. Altman was :1rrcs-at-
w] 511111.11; ‘lnnl‘ninz: by t'onstal'lv
U» m'ww \V‘lis- following tllo- complaint ‘
01‘ his \'.'ll‘v. Altman :Iztli his \vit'c ll.;»i
haul a dispute. He was tincd 51-"! and
costs. amounting to 321.023, and was
plzlcrd undr‘r bond 01‘ 21'” for six
months to keep tlw peaco.
John Altman Sr.. went bond.
The Darien Girl Scouts held their
weekly meeting Saturday afternoon in
the auditorium 01 the Center school.
lluring tho meeting plans wcrc made
for camping during. the month of
July at Peach Lake. Following the
business session the girls jo'llrncyed to
Illckory Illul! where bathing and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
The week-end guests at the Token-
ckc Inn were: Mr. and Mrs. Rogers of
Springfield. 31:155.: Miss J. E. Taylor.
xof New
York city; Master and Mist
Ilnldwin and govcrnesc of New York
city. and Mr.
Derry of New York city. The arrivals
for tlw Week at the Inn are: Mr. and.
Mrs. (‘hnrlcs Bellanca. Mr. and Mrs.
Edmond .‘llurdlck; Miss Susanne Mur-
ray. and Mr. and Mrs. Mann 0!. New
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Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Selwyn
entertained several friends over the
week-end at their home here.
[luv to the inclcmcnt Weather over
Ur» Weekwnd the social acttvltté of
tho irlnnd were few in number.
A delightful dance was held Sat-
urduy evening in he ball room of the
Bel‘. Island C1 b House. which
marked the opening dance for the
season of the club. The dance was
largely attended by many new as well
as the old members of the club. The
hall was prettily decorated for the
Occasion with streamers and hanging
lrnterns. Koarney's orchestra of
Stanford furnished the mantle. John
Martin and Mrs. H. J. Wright were
i'l‘l‘ki'rS driving was not tli-«d in tll--~
Ills father.
(no,
‘ t1 oops nre “‘ithdrnwlng toward 'M’uk- ‘
and Mrs. Howard 9.,
lnbcard a gunhoat ln Canton
. men of learning honored 1m Hebrew
yesterday as it might have m a.
huge throng enjoyed the bathing. ' The
giant stride proved to be very popu-
lar with tue younger IOIK.
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On Saturday and Sunday speélal
trolley service round from South Nor-
walk to‘"the park has been arranged
for between Mtg-ringer Neville. Bayle
and Superintendent Thomts MacLean
.of the Connecticut company.
minute service to and from Stamford
will also be ln operation.
Today the gtcamer “Grand chuh-
lie" will arrive; here with the em-
ployes or the B. T. Babbltt company of
New York city. This is the largest
boat running to the parkfgnd always
Brings scores of local people to the
park to‘wltness the sight when she
docks.
evening the Norwalk
Fund. Inc.. will hold
dance at the pavilion
,Tomorrow
Police Pension
their annual
with Di
the music.
works will be in cvldcncc in conjunc-
tion 'with the dance. The 6330?. mun-
llcr of} tickets that have. been disposed
of has. not llevn icalncd ,but it was
stated that more than 4.“va have broil
sold.
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The week-end was as: unusually
largconc us seven excursions arrival
at the pork for their annual picnics.
Those that arrived weer Second U.
P. church of Jersey city » ~11 board the
steamer “Sirius; Harson Place
list church. Brooklyn. steamer “Sva-
,gate;" the 22d District {cpuhlicnn
cluh of New York. Near-er “Cephas.”
.Those that nrrlvcvl yesterday wrr:
|The United Statcs Lodge F.’ & A. 1L.
land Germanic Lodge. F. and A. 3L:
lstenmer "Seagnt92" Court \Vinflcld.
'l’oresters ol’ America. Bayonne. N. 1]..
stcamu-r "Sirius."
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Gunboats of Sun Yat-Sen
Shelled Canton in an
Effort to Retake the City
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Min lmsno sltlps. lwlt nmmrrntly
Puma 1h" principal forts.
3 l'llKlNG. Jam lil.——-(;\ssocl:ltcd
g l‘rvss‘) *~'i‘l-.«" KRIS" m“ “'11 Poi-Flt on
'tlle .lis-lnrls-ll situation in China
flllt"i"":_\' \vu': rlrnnlzrv ttnlzly than at
hr“ 02‘ Chung
Sllxwr-‘tlzc‘hun of Man.
l'llztrin, the 1:11th of Poking first!
Emu- lnm prmnim-ncc an :1 prospec-
i'i'xo. "drum; 1mm 0“ China."
Dr. :ll"t Yul-S011. princlpul
v'~l:l' o: Peking Go‘r-rnmcnt in
Illa-ball “in has been vrzlrrclxing his
:uml'llwl military genius, hzl‘: llnl
frvm (Immn, tlio- south-rm
1C11i11l>v gu'vrnmcnt he Il":lll“11 is
lruer‘liw-Wl: 12ml (‘lW-n (‘hizlng—“ir‘g.
iwllo lg: l:‘\0r:1hlo to “'11. is in control.
In llw north. the leaders of “'11's
’urnw on 1“" Southcrn Manchurian
(run :1an thc_h;;1d of the> .l'orc-‘s of
'(‘lianc Tso—Hn in that region. havc
‘t-rnclzzulwl :1 definite nrmisticc. 13c-
cordinz to advices from Chlng-wnng-
and already Chang‘s Fengticn
Slnr‘t‘ «l- 3“...
guy llf’fl"
5". so—lflzn. 1'1): -»l
oppon-
whose
\I'l‘l'l'f‘
llvn. just as Chang agrecd they‘
should under the former armistice he _
signed with “’11 and latcr llrokc. The‘
mmlstlcc. according to all mailahlc
information here received from a'
nccting of the two commandcrs on
hoard a llritish war vessol at Chintz:-t
xvang-tao last Friday. There is noth-
ing at hand to lndlcate that h is
owned into in anything but good"
faith on Chang's part. 3
lint i: light ng ls apparently oven"
in tho north. “In still faces a de-‘
t1~rmlne«l. .md. he has said, tarmac,
«rtvmv ln the south. W'u believes
that f‘un holds hlms'elf divinely up—
pulrtcil to rcunltc China. and this
belief find: support in the fact that
Sum at last reports an exile from
his. own capital and seeking safety
River,
.rrill is determined to fight. .
Five hunts, under Sun‘s leadership.
have shelled a part of Canton. The
diupatchea report the casualties as
to!» because of the fllght of many'of
the inhabitants.
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Wrong Bond Concerning Ham-cw.
Lem than two centuries ago even
wlsl the original loam and that
all other lnnnagu were Moots
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Four “Fast Growing Little ' W’orries
By Thornton W. Burgess
The more you love, you’ll find clamp,
The more in worry you must pay.
—Whitefoot the Wood Mouse.
A
M7. my, my, how fast babies do
TOW! Especial]? _is this true of
once babies. seemed to White-
foot the Wood House that those four
bullies of his actually grew betwrzen
bites. It wasn’t any time at all be-
!otc they were so big that they were
begmnmg to be impatient to get out
in the Great, World. When Mrs.
Whitefoot had first shown them to
him they hgd been four squirming,
helpless mites. They were Mr. and
Mrs. Whitefoot's first babies. and of
course no such babies had ever lived
before. At least that is what White-
foot and Mrs. Whitefoot thought.
For a. while Whitet'oot did not
worry about them at all. Proggfbly
Mrs. Whitefoot did. Being a mother,
she would have found something to l,‘
worry about anyway. Tuat is the 4.0 “.1!
way with mothers. .But Whitcfoot, 4
felt thin: they were quit:I sage in than Then fear clutched at his heart.
lung itte home in t e uit'ovcr . -. .
old nest. of Melody the \Vood Thrush. Tim” Jude rascal had no but.
so what was there to worry about? 71638 to be out there
Now that the . were big enough to ' ‘
be lively and :mpaticnt to get out
Whitefoot found that each of the
four was a separate worry. Now. one
worry is bad enough. but here were
{our worries and each one growing
every day. Mrs. Whitefoot grew thin
and every day looked more worried.
It was no small talk to find food
enough for those fast owing young-
sters. She was nfrm' to leave them
for fear something would happen tO'
them, yet she had to go hunt for
food. W'heri she was with them she
worried for fear they were not get-
ting enough to eat. When she was
away from them she worried twice
IS much for fear they would get into
trouble.
and found him there and sent. him
1 inside in a hurry. He didn‘t like it.
‘He didn't likt it a bit. He was tired
of staying in that little room. He
mated to get outside and stretch his
legs. He wanted to be where he
could run and jump. 80 did the three
other babies. They cried and fretted
and fussed. They wanted to see the
Great: ‘World.
Then Whitetoot And Mrs. Whitefoot
,knew that the time had come when
:9,th must take the {our youngsters
ioutside and teach them all those
”hing: which a Wood Mouse must
.know in order to live long In the
1 Great W'orld.
One evening Whitcfoot came hurry-l “CHI. dear!” ‘IiflhEd little Mrs.
in back home to find that Mrs.?WhItef0°L "lwmh they dldn’t grow
“'fiitcfoot had gone in search ofiso 183':-
“thn there were so tiny and help-
’lcss I at lcnat knew where they were
fall the time. Now I do not dare
food and the moat vcnturcsqme of
those babiea wan outslde, slttlng on
the roof of his home and staring
.rMoNDAY', JUNE 19. 1922.
- , Hershfield Motor
. Transportation Co.
Daily-Service Between New York & NOI'Walk‘
- ‘ LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ton Luxrrruch at Your Service for All '
pox-Won; Padded Van; for Furmturglgvdgrlgt W
Main Ofice, 26 Concord St” 80. Norwalk, mom.
new York 0mm. 201 West 20th., Phono Chane; 305. "
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The Center of Your
Affection—Home
.l. '
Home may be “where the l
. ' , 19:11.. 3;. ex.
penence has proven that the Ell‘l‘l'llull‘.‘uly 1‘ {led
. . d» Ell .
home has more drawmg power Tilllll me that i:
furnished in sentiment alone. Malac-
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place of comfort and en Joymen't. a
’ Sometimes only one new article 1‘ flll‘lil“:1'e i.
needed to add a touch of real comfort. 1')L'l<:<l'rll"it';
a readmg lamp, or a deep wshiuml @331; .115;
Whatever it is we have it on our flours.
Why not come in and let us hell you find 5;?
15*
70-72 North Main St.
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about with curiority and wonder inftum my head for {egr that when I
bin-soft eyes. He was a handsomelgutn it back one: wzll be mlsslnz-
little fellow. Whitefoot's lie-rt swolled'uoy'e is a healthful. and wonderful
with pride as he saw him. Then fear thing. but It certamly does. brmg
clutched at his heart. That. little worries with it. Yes, _slr. rt cer-
rnscal had no business to be out tainly does bring Worries With 1t.
there. Supposing he had been scan! The more you love. the more you
Whitefoot scampered up the little worry. “'hibcfoot. you must take
tree a: fast as he could and sent that 1 these youngsters in hand at: once and
venturesome youngster back into the f‘each .them the thmgu they must:
house in a hur . ikncw." ‘
But hardly was Whltet‘oot‘s back. weepyrlgm. 1522. by 'r. w. Bursa”)
turned when another slipped out nndj —-
up on the roof of that. snug little; The next stow: "Wood Hons.
hpuu. Mu. Whitefoot um. homc‘ussonl.” '
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Clothiers and Punish-u
“To flea Who Know.
a: urn-Mama 31., 39. W
Dr. Dictz
47 South Main St.
PALM BEACH SUITS
All Models
$15.00
DENTIST
The Connecticut Light.
Commencement
Bouquets
GAS WATER HEAT-
ER SALE NOW
s
Rowland M. Beach
Pier!“
18 m St.
.and Power Co.
or wax 8t.
Phone 2140
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Mr. and Mrs. Simmons of New mm It. ft m are mu Mover-ed
York city have been engaged as that Hebrew m I dud language in
stewards for the Rcll Island club. the time of Jetus, and that no modem \,
. language has been dertved but: R. 8
Mr. and Mrs. Parry who are ‘spendo M an” Yiddish. ‘,
in: the summer months at the Sum- ‘}
mlt Hons» were visitors out of town ::
Saturday. '
“Tiz” Eases Tired 1;
'Ihc Pine Point Catholic club will 1
open very shortly for the season. The sore, swonen Feet 1:
exact date of the opening has not H
bccn determined as yet. Good-bye, sore feet, hurtling feet, 9
—--- swollen feet. minty fast. smelting 4’
The Sound View which is being feet. tired {99L « 0
conducted by Mrs. Hickey is now Good-bye. com, callougqg.'bunions,1:
open for the season. Several improve- and raw spots.' 1,
ments have been made including the No more shoe l,
addition 01' several new apartments. tight n es 5_ no' 1,
m o r e
.v i t h pulp or
d r a w i n 3 up-
y o u 1' face
a g ‘o n y.
is magical, acts
right on. ”TIZ"
drawa out all the
__ poisonous em—
vtlons which put!
up th'e feet. Use
i'TIZ" and forget your foot misery.
the successful winners of the "Lucky
nun-her" dance. The next dance
will be held on Saturday evening. . A
nguiar dance wtll be held on big
evening of the Fourth of July. The
weekly moving pictures will probably
commence alter the 4th. '
ROTON POINT
The bareball field was again used
for parking space yesterday as the
oval used for parking was crowded
wlth cars. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Percy Cilittenden
a. Toilette-Re have leaned the Frank
“Amman place on Went 'de live-
we“: the summer. Anoth r Toke-
In‘k. ranuctlon lo the loo '
. C ‘ h by . 11:13 or
0 Wright ‘0 [km .
lmbt. who 1 m
"I!!! in
. The new aerial swing at the park
proved to be a big drawing mi tor
the excursionlsui and the local people
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