Announcement has been made of the
nugement or Miss Irene Sheehen.
ahter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
eebsn ot ll South street to John J.
eehen ot Wilson avenue. Roweyton.
r. lheehen is meneger or the James
utter Store on West avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Simon Harris of the Hartford.
rmeriy or the second district.“ visit-
g her brother, Abraham Israel of
oncord street.
fMiss Ella F. Mullahon of Hillside
i‘iece is visiting relatives in New York
lily.
0
Miss Eve Harris of South Main
Ereet is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ed-
ard Gene. who is spending the sum-
er at Laurel Beach.
0 O O
-—Hsrris d: Gene.
0 0
Miss Mildred Utsinger is enjoying a
Week‘s vacation from her duties with
ank's dry goods store on \Vashington
treet.
That's all.
0
Miss Adelaide Finch is enjoying a
Vacation from her duties as attendant
In the omce of Dr. O'Connor.
0 0 O
Charnok's meat market on Railroad
avenue has purchased a new doliveiv
DIP.
—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly‘s on
easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. m.
0 0
Nat Grosnberg or Scribner avenue.
was a visitor in Stamford last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandcr of llridgt‘vort
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. l-‘rankel of
Main street.
0 O 0
Mrs. Frankel of Main street is
learning to drive her new touring cur.
Ralph Cincl ot‘ \Vest Noru'aik has
purchased a new .sport model touring
(Tl r.
.
That's ell.
O
-—Berris d: Gene.
0 0
Miss Madeline, llircliard has pur-
chased a new touring car.
0 O G
O O O
TMnny local people will attend the
circus in Stamford tomorrow.
s e s
Royal Newell. “'asliington strut-t
clothivn was a visitor in New ‘S'ork
city yesterday. .
O 0
-—Harris 8:. Gsns.
e e
Mrs. S. Tove or lirldcn avenue. who
xvas operated upon for appendicitis in
the Norwalk hospital last week is ex-
pected to return to her home in a [my
days.
That's All.
e
O 0
Joseph Nostcrsky of New York city
will he the \vcvk-cnd guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Mam-k of Cedar street.
O O 0
Miss S. Brown or §ew York city is
spending a few days 'ith Miss Sophia
Tovc of Bcldcn avena .
O l P
——E_ves examined and glasses fitted.
R. A. lienedict. Jeweler.
O O 0
Leon Gladden of Flax Hill Road has
had a. new radio set installed in his
ltomc.
e s s
Richard Raymond and Thomas
l-‘ulian have purchaswl a new touring
car. 0
O O 0
Mrs. “'eeks of Pittsburg is visiting
Mrs. A. N. Clark of “’ashington
street.
0
e. s
licrhert I-iilldays of “'cst “'ashirg.
Inn street will enter the Morlden hos-
pital next Week. whom he will in:
treated for trouble with his right leg.
' O O 0
—Helen Nattcnberg's Beauty Parlor.
3". Flax lllll near \Vest avenue. The
last. word in modern appliances, «quip-
rnrnt and methods. Bobbing hair, a
rpeciaity. l‘hono 992-4.
0 O I
O D 0
Harold Mott. beliboy at the Hotel
LMahnckcmo. was operated upon in the
Norwalk hospital last evening. He. is
resting comfortably.
s s e
‘Dr. Samuel Keeler of West. avenue
will spend the Week-end at Camp Mil-
ford. Sunday.
0 O O
“hers of America will hold
‘ings every Wednesday
. o'clock on the corner of
inri Beviland streets.
0 O O
—.-\ “MALE
UP A PH‘TI'RE. “DO‘VN’ T0 Tm‘
til-2A IN SHIPS.” REGENT AND PAL-
ACE. TODAY. Trims. AND FRI
YOU‘LL NEVER SEE
LIKE IT. REGULAR PRICES. _
, \‘itos orchestra.
Earl Smith. essishntsnaneger oi' the
first district store of Rogers d‘c
Stevens. has returned to his duties af-
ter a two weeks‘ vacation.
0 0 0
Postal cards are being received from
R. Earl London. Frank Keern. George
Wood and Harold Svec. local young
men. who are touring the New
England states and Canada. They are
in Portland at the present time.
0 O C
James Root. is enjoying a. ten-day
vacation from his duties with the
United States Navy. Upon his return.
Mr. Root will sail to Europe.
0 O 0
—The very newest at Camilla Gift
Shoppe. Devenish glassware. candie-
sticks, comports. vases. .i
O 0 0
Dr. and Mrs. ‘George Fawcett an-
nounce the birth of a daughter at their
home last evening.
0 O O
The open air meeting to be con-
ducted this evening by the Volunteers
of America at 8 o'clock on the corner
of South Main and Haviiand street will
be. under the direction of Captain M.
E. Lewis.
0 O 0
Miss Dorothy Acton of 43 Couch
Street is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
lulu-rt Simmel of New Canaan.
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. “'lliiam Skidd of the
A. J. Collins Co. and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph lrummcly of North Main
Street returned last night from a trip
to Montreal.
0 0 0
Mr. Young of Hannah Shoe. Com-
pany spent yesterday afternoon in
town on business.
0 O 0
Miss Farm and Lorracr' Iiunter of
Not-walk recently attended a dance
at the Hotel Roosevelt in “'ashington.
D. C.
e e s
Irwin Holmes of \V’est Avenue is
now lwarning the masonry business
with John F. McMahon.
0 O O
.‘lius .‘layl-rllo Gohler of Norwalk
is visiting at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Royal Allen. in Stamford.
O O 0
Miss lluth lirnel: of Qillntnrd
Strcvt starts on her vacation to her
summer home in Maine at the end of
this wot k. ‘
O
The Oil \\'ell Commandcry No.
97-6 livid a regular monthly meeting
at its i-lubrnoms in the hall of the
l'nirioilc Sons of American on
Franklin St. livgular routine busi-
nl-ss was transacted and it \vii-z decili-
ui to hold an ice. crcam and peach
festival in tho Franklin Street. hall.
sometime in the month of August.
0 O 0
Charles Iloyt is' enjoying a two
week’s vacation from his duties with
So. Norwalk Trust (‘0.
e e s
(‘aptuin Thomas Farrell. nephew
of John Farrell. has left for a two
months vacation voyage along the
Atlantic coast.
0 O O
E. L. Greonlmrg. of Scribner Ave.,
is a business visitor in New York
('il)‘. today.
0
manager of Di-
ivusincss vis-
)"‘Sli‘l'tii|y.
0
James Brennan.
\"ilfl 8.
Yuri; l‘ity.
O O O
itol‘ in New
Mrs. John If. Ferris of Crescent
r'olpl is installing it radio in "Cobble
Cottage."
The returns of ill-a- Benny Leonard-
l.«-\v 'l‘cndler light were heard at the
island ovcr lh-klyn's and (ianty's
radio. Over a 100 took advantage at
this opportunity.
0 a
Miss eronica ll‘arlcy left last eve-
ning for her home in New York after
spending the “'(‘ek-vnd with Miss
Marjorie, \\'liitc at the Pine I‘oinl
Catholic club.
s s s
George H. lliley is confined to his
home with a. hill] cold. The cold has
settled in his car and he is anything
but comfortable.
C O O
The nurses of Camp Edith will
give :1 Frankfurt toast this evening
on the rocks on the shore's edge. out-
side the camp. lt‘ Jupe Pluvius inter-
feres with the celebration. it will be
held in the camp barracks.
s s e
A committee meeting of the George-
town l'niversity club was held last
night at the offices of Taylor and
Cuneo. A regular meeting open to all
members is being arranged. It will
ln- held at Kcyscr‘s Island Friday
night.
ANOTHER (qt
‘ O O 0
Mrs. J. Brice Moses. formerly of this
y has returned to her present homo
in Brooklinc. Mass.
BANK YOUR VALUABLES
. Osrethlpeepisnolongerkeepiergesmotmonsy
tronsdtheholns. Theynseoheeh. ”Maren“
ssthoaglitfslregsrding
Nu. ‘
YouoenhenkyonrvelssbleehyrentlngeSefeDe-
rattles. Afswdolhrseyserwillpmideasefeplsoe
forsrticlssworthinenyhndreds.
m
. South Norwalk SavingsBank
Albumin-n.
mllertioleesndpspendmgt
m. '
i
l
Mi- Ells iMoMshon 02 Hillside
street. is spending the first week of
her vacation invNew York city.
s s s
William McKinley Camp and Aux-
iliary will hold an outing at Compo
Beach tomorrow afternoon. Members
or the organisations will meet at 2
o'clock at the Boston Store and have
been requested to bring lunch.
0 0 I
Mrs. David Swing Starring of South.
port. and formerly of this city is con-
velescing at the Norwaik Hospital.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Frey of Sea-
view avenue are going on a motor trip
Friday. through Massachusetts.
G O 0
Thomas Harrigan is substituting on
the Norwaik-Stamtord line for George
C. Otherne. Jr.. who was injured in a
trolley and auto accident last week in
Darien.
EAST NORWALK
The house being constructed on 6
Van Zandt St.. for George Borbley
is nearing completion.
. I O O
The Ladies improvement Associa-
tion of the East Ave. Lirthodist
church will hold a cake and food
sale in the Atlantic and Pacific gro-
cery store. on Van Zandt St., Friday
afternoon.
0 O 0
Thomas Benedict of Senview Ave..
is expecting a new power launch
which he has been patiently waiting
for for many long weeks. Mr. Bene-
dict will challenge the entire crew
of boat owners on the arrival of the.
along I
craft which he sax-s will travel
at 25 miles per hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Novnc of Fort
Point St., have returned from a. visit
with relatives in New Haven.
0 o s
Captain Ellis Howard's tug boat.
"Theodore Smith" left this morning
for (lreenport. Long Island. where
it will be engaged in freightago Work
for a few days.
0 C O
The partnership of Sicinlmrg nnd
Farbor which has luw-n conducting
the Gilt Edgo dairy. for the past. two
years has been dissolved on the re-
tirement of David i-‘arber. and tin
firm of Fourier and Steinln-rg will
now control business.
0 O 0
Miss Jessie Dunn-an u lin has been
visiting Mrs. lidwnrd l. Brown-ll of
First Street has returned to her Lonn-
in Imnluiry.
0
Vernon “'ilmott of l-‘irst Street has
taken a position with 1;. Lalinfner.
1.. “other.
C I
of First St. is
with relatives in
0
Leonard Harris
spending the day
Port (.‘hester.
0
Mr. and Mrs. lint-list of (‘ove .\vc,
have returned to their home after
visiting relatives in Vista. N. Y.
O O O
(‘athcrino Browne)! of First St.. is
visiting relatives in Danbury.
O O 0
Min.- Sally Kramer has returned to
her home in Stamford. after visit-
ing Miss Martha Beverly (‘hinsky of
Moore Place. for a few days.
0 O O
G 0
The weekly prayer meeting of the
East Ave. Methodist church will be
held tomorrow evening! The char-
:u-ters in the Bible. under the lvttcr
M will be reviewed.
0 O C
Mrs. Robert Jog,- iovsky has return-
ed to her home- on Scaviow Av-u. of—
tar 8. visit with relatives in Brook-
lyn.
' l-Iast
The Friendship Bible Class of the
Avon Methodist church will
hold a moonlight. sail on Friday eve-
ning. i'l‘he boat will leave the bridge
float at S p. in. Mrs. Rutledge, is in
charge of the affair.
0 C
llcrnian B. (l. lyder of Van Zandt
Street has piili'l'ii some new signs
stating the change. in prices of meals
and rooms in front of the Royal
James liotel.
0
Barney Orlins of Fort Street has
rcsignml his position with the Now-
aytun Grenhouses.
O
O 0
0
A clogged water pipe in the front
of the warehouse of tho Sopshin
Bottling \i'orks. on Fort Point Street
is being repaired.
0
THE ONLY WAY
To have money is to save
it, and the best way to
save it is to get it out of
.0‘ :‘
your pocket and into a j
Bank, being sure to choose I:
a safe and dependable
one like this, where your
money will not only be
safe, but earning Come
pound Interest for you.
ENGAGEMENT OF. IRENE SHEEHAN ISANNOUNCED
Mrs. J. M. Daum of Van-Zendt
street visited friends in Springfield,
Mass.. her former home. yester-
day.
s s 0
Postal cards are being received
from Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Harrington of. Eversley street who are
touring Europe. The latest cards were
addressed at St. Avalon. France.
C I 0
Repairs are being made on the
road at Southern end or Osborne
Avenue.
s e s
Ormo La. Belle has rented his cot-
tage on Osborne Ave.. to Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Muller at New York city.
for the summer months.
0 O I
John Kelleher of Hayes Ave.. has
purchased a new Chevrolet. touring
car. _
l DARIEN
Mrs. F. E. McGuinees of the Poet'
Road is now in a Philadelphia hospi-
tal under a. specialists care. Mrs.
)ieGuiness was confined to the Stam-
for hospital for some time. but then
returned to her home in Darien. As
she did not improve, she was moved
to the Philadelphia hospital. Her
many Darien friends wish her a quick
recovery.
O C
The mid-summ'r fete under the
auspices of the Noroton Presbyterian
church will be held tomorrow after-
!Tursdoy in Springfield. Mass.
noon and evening at “Ionia.” the
summer residence of A. H. liens-haw
at (‘ollendcr's point. Noroton. There
will be water sports. children's enter-
tainment and a lriil‘i’lt lunch. bread.
caih-s. candit-s. and fancy articles will
be sold. An old fashioned country
suppu'f‘ will be served on the lawn
from 6 to 8 o’clol‘k. The feature of
the evening's entertainment {viii he
the :ippi'arunt‘n of the "Jitney Play-
ers." The company will be seen in
.1 program of (no act plays. a combi-
nation of drama. comedy and music.
Autos will meet all trolleys on the
Pmt Road afttl' ii .1. m.. and take the
pg-oplo to the fete.
O O 0
(Merge l‘iilllnglzam has returned to
his home in Stamford. ultcr spending
smvrnl days as the guest of Everett
Great of Maple avenue.
0 O I
The new dummy which was recently
placed between the trolley trucks in
Hunt of the post otTn-e has been re-
ll:()\'i‘!i and will only be put there Sut-
urdays and Sundays.
' O 0
Frank “’hiting of Tokenrke had the
misfortune to break his left foot inst
“wok while on the. Tokcneku dock.
Frank had been swimming and while
running along the wooden dock to his
bath house. his foot caught in a crack
and he. fell heaxily. Dr. Staubc of
'i‘okeneke is treating him. He is now
walking about on crutches. and will
probably not be able to go without
them. in the course of the next few
Wee-k2.
0
Robert I. \\'hlting of Tolcneke ha-
givcn up his plans for sailing to Hono—
lulu on Saturday. He. expects to
make the trip in the \cry near future.
however. ' '
O O .
l-‘rcderick Schulize. steward of the
Toke-nekc Club. severed his connec-
tion.- with the Club on Monday eve-
ning. His successor has not yet at-
rived at the Club.
O O 0
George L. Combes and family of
Mansfield avenue. are spending e vs.
cation in llanbuvy.
0 O 0
Tree “'ardcn \\'aiter A. Bates ro-
movcd a large vim from the corner of
Mansfield and Highland avenues..re-
ccntly.
. O O 0
Julia 1’. Storehouse. aged 91 years.
widow of the late. Charles Morehouse
and a forms-r 'resident of Daricn. died
Funeral
services will be held at Spring Grove
cemetery. llarien. Thursday afternoon
at 2 o‘clock.
O 0 0
Mrs. McConlogue of Post Road.
Noroton.-cntertained the following
guests over the week-end. John Drew.
or New York. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
llcaly. the former being a registrar
in the Bronx.
Burgoyne Hamilton and son. are
occupying the A. H. Home's house. on
Collcnder's Point. during the iatter's
stay in the Adirondacks. Mr. Burgoyne
has recently returned from a trip
abroad.
0 O 0
Mrs. W. F. Grey. of Rye. N. Y. sells
Seturday for Torquay. England. to be
gone for two months on s. visit so her
well known resident here.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Harvey sailed
for Lavoie. England. last Saturday.
They' will tour England. France and
Germany. Their home at Noroton
Heights has been rented for the Sum-
me‘r.
ess
Miss Mary Coburn of New York is
spending several days with Mrs. \Vm.
Ballard of Maple Avenue. She is well-
known here.
0 O 0
Miss May Adams and Thomas
Adams will return to their city home
soon. They are the niece and nephew
of Mrs. Thomas Fleming of the Glen-
brook section of Daflen.
O U 0 .
Miss Anna Peterick is spending her
Summer vacation in \Vorcester. Mass.
0 O 0
Ralph Oldrin. sr.. is seriously ill at
If. home .Tokeneke.
O O
The Methodist Sunday-school picnic-
will be held at Roton Point. tomorrow.
The 3 p. m.. trolley car will be taken
in front of the church. A supper will
be enjoyed there and. fireworks later
on in the evening-
0
The Ladies’ Aid Society will not
Qneet this week at the Methodist
Church on account of the Sunday-
school picnic.
\‘i’illard Kemp of the Baptist church
of Stamford. rendered tenor selections
in the Congregational church on Sun-
day. One selection was a duet. "Thy
\Vill Be Done." Miss Edith Cantrell
was the soprano. The choir sang
"Seek Ye the \Vord" with a tenor ob-
ligate by Mr. Kemp. who is to be the
chicg- singer for the next two Sundays.
0 O 0
Mrs. Fred Mullett of West Maple
avenue recently entertained Miss Mary
Coburn of New York.
0 O 0
Miss Jane Godfrey is spending sev-
eral days with the Wilson's of Bridge—
port. Thcy were formerly of Darien.
C O O
E. C. Bates and Mrs. Fred Muilett
are leating for Orr’s Island. Maine.
today. to be gone. for several months.
Stephen Hoyt will also journey to
Orr‘s Island. ,
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt and Miss Thera
Hoyt are to motor to Orr's Island.
There they Will join Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Sconeld of Lcltoy avenue.
Darieu.
Miss Mary Heughney of Noroton
avenue. was recently operated upon
for ear trouble. which was claimed to
be caused by too much diving.
0 O 0
Mrs. Howard Tibbetts and son are
visiting Mrs. John Tyler 0: Noroton
Heights.
0 O 0
Miss Katherine Warren is spending
the Summer in Nd'rbton. She spent
the past week in Randolph. New
Hampshire.
The "Ever Ready Club" will meet
at the home of Mrs. Howard Siawson
on Friday evening.
0 O 0
Among the visitors at Peach Lake.
Sunday, were: Mr. and Mrs. William
Ashton: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cro-
foot; Miss Mary Crofoot; Roy Griiren
and David Crotoot.
O O 0
Miss Ivy Ashton has been suffering
with car trouble while camping at
Peach Lake. _
O O 0
Miss Gertrude Harrison of Bridge.
port is visiting Mrs. Howard Siawson
of Darien.
O 0
Misses Gladys and Pauline Mulch
have returned to Winchester. Mm.
after a two weeks’ visit with Miss
Florence Hodgman of King’s High-
way.
N
PARKER FAILS TO APPEAR
Alfred Hewes or Seugatuck foo
{cited a bond of $5 in the downtown
City court this morning when he
failed to answer to the charge of vio-
lating the parkln gordinance.
N
Paris has 19,000 motorclcies.
mother. On her return she will winter
in Canada. Mrs. Grey was formerly a
w
Warm«
to her home. in
after a visit in Bfldflfiort'
s s 0
George room has fastened 111- PO-
sition with Eds-r much. the Rov—
eyton ice dealer. . .
The Boy Scouts of Rowayton are
planning to go on another hike .in the
nest future.
e e e ‘
George A. Ray of Crockett street
was a visitor in New York yesterday.
Mrs. Oliver Davis of Crockett street
is entertaining relatives from New
York.
0 O I
Miss Maude Sherlock of High hland
avenue is enjoying s. two wee ' vaca-
tion from her duties in the “Nash Engi-
neering company.
The Rowayton Baptist Sunday
School held a picnic yesterday on Mr.
Emory's property, but on account of
the rain had to withdraw to the
church basement.
1 CANNONDALE . ]
-Remsen Lawrence'and temily spent
Sunday with friends in Greenwich.
O O 0
Mrs. Frank Garlson is entertaining
Mrs. Ida Cruikshank of New York
city. who is seeking to regain her
health in the country air.
3
a
The oil'icinl board of the M. E.
church has granted a. two weeks' va-
cation. August 12th and 19th. to Rev.
J. Howard h‘airchild. He will enjoy
a week's outing at Ocean Grove.
0 O 0
Miss Mary Hudak and Miss Pearl
Kiel: will spend the week-end with
relatives in Bridgeport.
O O 0
Mrs. Edward Britto returned home
from a. two weeks‘ visit in Fough-
keepsie. Saturd accompanied by
her niece. Mi- rel: Erdie. who
will remain in Cannondaie for several
weeks.
0
Thieves broke the lock on the hen-
house of Henry Monroe on Saturday
night. and stole eight tine fowis. The
barking of‘their dog and running of
an automobile awakened the owners.
but too late to catch the marauders.
. O 0 O
Llrs. “7m. Cooper. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Sackmaan. returned home on
Monday.
0
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Aughanbaugh
of Columbia college. New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Guiterman. the
well-known writer of Greenwich Vil-
lagc. Miss Katherine summon and
nephew. Vincent. are guests at. the
Richdaie home.
0 O 0
Samuel J. Miller entertained his
brother. Charles Miller of Chicago. on
Sunday.
0 0 0
Rev. Carlton Hubbard of Brooklyn.
was an overnight guest at the home
of Lewis Huributt last week.
,e s 0
Mrs. J. P. Schubert has been spend-
ingatewdeysinhl’ewrsrh ‘
. O O .-
Mr. and Mrs. Gershom Hill of Beth-
el. were Sabbnth day rue-ts of M21
Mary Abbott.
Miss Marion Dutcher. who has been
spending two weeks with Mi. Edith
Richdaie. has returned to her home
in Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fischer enter
tained their brother. George Fischer.
New York city. over the weekend.
s s s
vMiss Mabel Lockwood of Grenloch.
N. J., is spending her two Weeks' ca.
cation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W'. P. Lockwood.
O
O O
The annual Sunday school picnic of
the M E. church will be held at Ro-
ton Point. Friday. August 3rd.
0 O 0
Mrs. Ids Coleburn and daughter.
Helen. of Not-walk. were vidtors of
Mrs. Georgia Cole on Monday.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Am and (our
sons. William Saunders and Mr. and
In. Nehemiah. Knox has returned
Won Ivenfi;
J.
and
Mrs.
C.
have
Aug.
with
tion.
A“.
Sunday-schools w
with all frierds
ot the schools.
Miss Anna C
returned homu-
a week's vacation ~
uncle. Mr. and it», 1:
Miss Helen Cask
vacation with 3127;“
Miss Mary 0's: :3
ing Dr. Matf‘r. .
lors in the its;
company will: I 1
Long Btacil. ‘ 1.
day immens-quc.
the members burg.
Mrs. Gerald li:a';"-.~
Higgins of J-w. “‘T._
joying a Fl‘flifir’
South Avenue.
closed steer-inn: o
of their fetid. rt.
Mr. and Mrs.
their childrrn
Ion Street. .‘iT'I
relatives at I!‘ ‘
A meetir:
Institute “'1'! ‘.
Hall. .
When plantriyior‘ s
ton Institute Q’Z.’ ~w ..
Ce! by four cl 1’
school M“! M t‘
Mrs.
daughters. Eiiznh "- ,
of South
enjoying
parents in Mic?:i:.::.
V
Mrs. Barty l‘. ("V r “F .
Avenue. ’
Oflen.
Boston.
Harold R-r‘ns ..
an hour of r: -
gregatienai Church .
liackerel travel in scitreie
About
Sunday Schools in lineup.
be held at Roton
j: The Limbo...
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‘5 Fin.
“Fife \'
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H. Fcfsom r:.‘
.-
The tennis-er ~
a popular , ‘
The game is l- if; . -. "
tinuously from
5pc? Y
':(‘.',7. .
much ll‘.‘m'-~‘ . ;,.
s
\Viiii‘rfi \ f.‘..x;; .11-1,
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Fl. 1‘. Fair'v i
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rout-nut. 'v» ‘
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a \i».‘ '
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