Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 28, 1924 · page 4

rmciast evening.

 

m Olmstead and Mrs.
of Stanford were

um. Llewellyn Knapp of

. are spendintnll “W
with the tumors parents.
Mrs. Howard Knapp O?
B avenue.‘

p manure and agricultural
:or lawns at Alix-ed Brown a.
I e s o

. Arched has had a tele-
iustalled in his home in Os-

avenue.
*- O O O

Helen Rice and Miss Doris
' Woodward avenue were
. in Bridgeport Monday.
. O O
«an. Cecelia Tarlov of Grove
has resigned as stenographer
-:l:he M. N. Mas-hon: co. of Mer-
Sweet and accepted a similar
limit}: Tammany & Connery or
on street.

.u;._

“ham Harri; of how York
‘ .ms a. week- end guest of his
is. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harris

Milton avenue.
O O
Me Fe; Coal.

.dv.
O O

in Louis Bucknam and Miss Mae
u of Bclden avenue were
in Danbury‘ last evening
they witnessed Spark's cir-

Harris&

0

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 0' Grady of
-r avenue were visitors in Dan-

1!,“ - .

ligand Mrs Roger Ellsworth or

“do avenue are entertaining

3!? and Mrs. Mathew Kearney oi
Ethan . New Jersey.
O

r
a flit
.

1

—-Ifhigh Coal. Harris & Gain.—

. Hr. Kline of Bridgeport was a
mess visitor in the second dis-

d Duffy of Belden avenue
inseam Friend of Van Buren axe-

a 93“.!" visitors in New York City

Ovenhe entertained a

Edgar A. Whittaker ot Mew Ha-
in the

ieni was a business visitor

mail:- today.

O
lawns and gar-
Alired Brown. Phone 2393 2.
Adv.

O O O
Ggsrxe Butler and Charles and
higmith of \ an Buren avenue mo-
-go New York City Sunday and
- eased the ball game between

__ and the Yankees.

O
Jli- Irene Redway of Ely avenue
his Men e. position with the J. £2

Cash. Inc.
C O

Afiaughter was born to- Mr. and
hrs. )llchael Decolle or Magnolia
Norwaik hoopital

: .1

{The condition of August London of
street who has been con-

god to the Nor-walk hospital for
. e_ o suffering with a. fractured
mu is reported as showing improv e-

. e 0
Air; David Bernstein of Westport
number of
Mat bridge at her home last

_ v—Iest Coal. Harris & Guns—Adv.
« O O O

Hr], “’illiam J o s e m o 1
“Hill road won the hand om-
vé'ed tea cloth “hich Mrs.

‘ - in brought back “ith her

has she recently returned from a

to Europe and which she do-

”80:10 the Hadas sah. who in turn

2“

Wed it off.
O

”Km Veno or Bouton street has
.- to his home from a. \isit
- Indies-1.1.013 Island.
O
Rein-y McGuincs, sr.. or 61 Spring
3‘13 8. business visitor in New

dirk~ City today.

—hy Your Vlcrrola on our Club
Ask about it at Donnelly’s.

; 3.;
m1! Whiteot of 35 Lowe street
a motor trip to Savin Rock

‘ . e e e
3* Erma. Herman
sheet was a visitor
City yesterday.

of Scuth
in New

VMHain of Meadow street has
a new coupe automobile.

O O O
m sale at Cedar Cheats at
' - e's—Adv.
“his Katona and Clarence Wil-
Sly amue motored to Pater-
Jerly.o over the weekoend.

. hposlto .01 the First

.P‘ ’nrchased a new auto-

...

Magicians, even minim m make coins (115.315

 

There will he 's. meeting or the
Pastime A. C. this evening at the
home 01 Theodore__ Coleman at , 8
P. M. All members are requested
to be present as matters or import-
ance will taken up.

The many triends of Mrs. Lillian
Selleck will be sorry to hear that [he
is in at her homé‘on Rowen street.

O O O’ , -

Mrs. Edmund Preecsv of Roland
avenue has taken a position with the
New York Specialty Shop.

the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company will be held at the con:-
pany‘s quarters Monday evening.

O O O "

"Puzzling Pierson” will give an
entertainment at the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church tonight.
The atiair ls being held under the
auspices of the Epworth Leagudfrd
In addition to "Puzzling Pierson"
there will be a. musical entertain-
ment during which the Young Men's
orchestra. of the church will render
several selections.

O O O

Thomas Gibblns of Reynolds
street has purchased .a new coupe
automobile.

O

Joseph Ticosh of Osborn avenue
was a. visitor in Stamford yesterday.

O O O

O O

John Capuano at Fort Point street
is ill at his home.
O O O -
Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third’treet
spent yesterday in Stamford.
O O O
M. J. Gambia of Reynolds street
has purchased a new automobile.
em e . e _
Special Ascension Day services will
be held in the Christ church tomor.
row morning at 9 o'clock.
O O O

The meeting or the Women's
Guild of the Christ church will be
held at the home of Mrs. S ‘W. Kel-
1y 7 Seaside place tomorrolvnfter-
noon at 2 o’clock.

O O O

Miss Julia Clark of Osborn ave-
nue was hostess to the members of
the Girls' Club of Christ church at
the regular weekly meeting held at
her home last evening. The club
will hold a social at the home of
Mrs. George St illman_ East avenue,
next week. ‘ '

O O

The regular monthly meeting of
the school board of the East venue
1Methodist church was held in t eief
ning.

O

O O O
A number of parents took advven-
tage of Parents‘ Visiting Day at the
Fitch school yesterday and viewed
the exhibition of the children' s work
Today is public visiting day at th
Marvin school. ~ %

 

DARIEN- - l
The Darlcn Improvement asso-
ciation is holding a flower sale in the
want store next tob ‘texv'arts store
in Railroad avenue. Potted plants
and all flowers for Memorial Ddy
may be purchased here. sexing the
expense and trouble or going out of
town.

O O O
Mrs. Marshall I‘. Richards was
soloist at the morning semice at the
Daricn Methodist church Sunday.

O O
The mldw eek meeting at tho Dar-
icn Congregational church this exe-
ning will listen to an address gheu
by Carib utter or the Stamford i-ligh
school. The )oung people Will give
their support to this service.

O O O
Marshall P.1'llchardghas purchas-
ed the Tookcr House on the Post
Road from the Hatch and Bailey
company of South Norwnlk.

O O O
Cherry Lawn School will close [or
the season May 30. Some of the pn-
pils “ill remain to take college en-
trance examinations.

O O
Mr. and Mrs. James Ste1ens who
ha\e been spending the Winter in
Deland. Florida, have returned to
their home 011 Maple avenue. Dar-
ien

O O O
Mrs. Andrew Crawford of ,Old
King's Highnay is confined to her
home with a severe cold.

O O O
Frank Standing. spent Thursday
With his mother. Mrs. flooding of
the Post road, Darien.

O > O _O
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Rode-
rueyer have returned from _the!r
honeymoon and are now residing on
Mechanic street, Dar-ion.

e. e a
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Minell who
haxe been wintering in New York
hale returned to-Darie‘n tor the sum-
mer.

O O O

Dr.Gold1ranke. of Cherry L'awn
school who has been ill is much im-

 

The regular semi-monthly drill ot‘

pie appear-

A number 01 towns
mlttee '32;

ed hetero the School

its meeting seturm a
quest. that fiction be taken ln regard
to the matter at consolidating schools
or the town. After listening to the
pet! ners the committee voted to

ris. to ask the selectinen to call- a
June 4. at 1; 30 p. 111. standard time.

of considering this important ques-
tion.

The Iollowing sub-committees

proposed meeting: On site,Mlse Hel—
en Howard and '1‘. T. Merwln: on
plans and specification. Strong
Comstock and District Supervisor 11.
D. Sylvester; on transportation. Mrs.
H. E. Jennings and John W. Fer-
ris. It is_purposed to submit plans
for a two. three, four or: room
school house with estl at cost.
ctc., thus providing for ther perv
tial or'totai consolidation. Each sub—
committee nil! present lull infor-
mation and be prepared to discuss
in detail the particular phase of the
question assigned to it. The inade-
quacy ot the present system is con-
stantly becoming more apparent and
as many or the present district
schoolhouses are in need or exten~
sixe repairs. it mould seem that the
present is particularly apprbpriats
time to open the subject.
O O O

The Junior Group. New Canaan.
Y. M. C. A. baseball team played
the Wilton Boy Scout. at Oren: Field
last Saturday afternoon. The final
score was Boy Scouts 6. New Canaan
"Y1, 5. _;:

. . e e O

Troop I.- Wilton Girl Scoutrwent
on the first "bike" of the season Sun-
day afternoon. arriving at the home
of Nirs.1{odjbaliox “here they were
pleasantly entertained.

O O

Henry W. Hardon spent Monday
in town. 'lhe Hardon home will
shortly be opened for the season. ,

Samuel Clark Keeler spent the
week- end with his grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs R.\'1.Ke'eler.

O O

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hall are at their
home here. They haw decided to
become all- the year- round residents

01 Wilton. .
o e 0‘

Kent school defeated Chestnut Hill
in s. baseball match on Monday at-
ternoon at Orem Field, score 15 to
11.

O O O
Mr. and Mrs \Villiam Post. and
family. at Stratlord. visited Mr.
Post's mother, Mrs. Helen Post Sun-

day.

Mrs. Jane Mel-win is visiting her
sister in Brooklyn, N. Y.

Tells Of Police Work
‘ In N cw York City

BROOKFIELD. May ”8.-In his
talk "the Policing 01 a. Great City.”
Judge John Andersen Leyh. First
Deputy Police Commissioner 0:
New York City, at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday compared the
conservative customs of ‘his
thcr‘s day with those of today when
civic affairs were discussed (rent
the church pulpits.

Few realize. Judge Leach said.
the work of policing 1:. city embrac-
ing a territory of 3.541 miles of
streets and having a population of
over 6.000 000. The criticism has
been made that there should is a
policeman on every corner. As 'ew
York City has 32,000 corners that
would more than double the pres-
ent force. New York has 12.000
men doing polite duty including
lieutenants captains and detectives.
During 15: 8 there were 11 000 spec-'
iacular crimes he stated.
Judge Leach gave many statistics
and interesting facts. He pointed out
that during the past so years no
strikes had occurred. finecessitailng
calling out the state: militia or
United States troops. Riots there
had been. but prompt action on the
part of the police had smelled them.
During the past yearfl. 100 people
were reported missing and 90 per
cent. of these wore tound. '

Of the 1.039 persons killed by
automobiles. many of these deaths
were caused by victims carelessly
crossing streets. Thirty-one thousand
rive-hundred persons were injured in
automobile accidents. The speaker
made a comparison between New
York and Londou,‘saying th t the
accidents of the latter, city were
law observers and not law bred-ken.

. Mrs. C. W. Tater is the guest of
her son. Samuel Tutor in New Ha~
yen.

 

;roved and is able to abs out again.
, e e e s

Mrs.,Charleg um and little

 

daughter. have returned from the
Stantord kiwi“! to their home in
Noroton Hei ,-

+i% Wffimtban throw all- girls.

11g to re- '

instr t its sect-clampdown W. Fer— 1
special town meeting for Styx-day. '
at the Town house. for the purpose

were then appointed to report at the ,

ta- -

"found 101- the upper ‘1?er school
, as ”t.

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Europe is pointing non ho a
water-power reject on Sardine
Island. oi! Its y. as an engineer-

test to be placed aside Amer-
s best.

 

WES'i‘i’Uit’i‘ . g
All Weslport is interested. but par—
ticularly so the Colony 01 \triters in
the announcements soon to be made
of the award at the third Newbcrry
medal during the annual comenlion
or the American Library association.
at Saratoga. kprimgs. N. 3. The first
New berry medal “at; won by a \l'csi-
porter in 1921. and again in 1322 it
was a local writer who achieved the
honor. The medal is a badge oi dis-
tinction in American letters. and has
been awarded to hcndrlk ‘v‘illinm
Van Loon for his "Story of mam
kind" and to Bush Letting for his
"Dr. Doolittle" stories. The Vote for
the third award, covering the colon.
giar year of 1923. has just been com-
pleted but announcement or the win-
ner and the presentation will be
withheld until the Convention next
month.

O O O
Louis Roscnau, a. student at the
Staples High school was knocked
lroln his bicycle. when he rode out
or the school driveway onto River-
side evenue yesterday noon. in front
or an automobile owned and driven
by Clitrord Nichols. a former con-
stable here. The rear wheel or the
bicycle was smashedrhnt Its rider ni-
tcr being examined by Dr O'Connell
was said to hme escaped injury.
O
Comps “Beach will be opened for
the summer season Friday. Memo-
tidl Day with Frank B. Dayton. 01
Saugeiuck. again managing l o re;
sort. The Compo Beach Life Guards
will be on duty all summer.
O O O

A large number or the Republican
Women of \Vesiport met at the liome
of Mrs. Frederick M. «Salmon or.
Riverside avenue Monday afternoon
for the bridge playing and social
which was arranged by Mrs. Daniel
.Burr Bradley.

The Confirmation class at Holy
Trinity church ’will rue-st in the
church study at 3:30 o‘clock Thurs-
day afternoon;
. - O O
Donald Crnwiolfi. of Riverside
avenue. has returned from a.wcelt-
end visit in New Haven.
' e O o
Final arrangements for the lion-er
mart, which is to be held Thursday
under the auspices of the Garden
Club and tho \‘v’omen's Town im-
provement association are practi-
cally complete. All sorts of bulbs
and plants will be sold and exchang-

ed.
O O O

The Westport Red and Gun club
will hold all open shoot on Memorial
Day on the property recently pur-
chased by the club on Compo street.
In the o'pcn events only one prize
can be awarded to an entrant.

The \l’ceton schools“ field day
was largely attended yesterday by
parents and friends at the \‘orneld
school grounds. but only a few or
the events could be run orb on ac-
count ot rain. The schools partl-
cipating in the exercises were: Up-
per parish, Northfleld. Lyons Plains
and Geod Hill. who 7’5-yard‘dasn
tor. the .boys was won by Georgc
Spencer: 60~ynrd dash for the girls,
Ruth Strung; 30-yard dash honors
in the —lower grades uent to \V’nltcr
Spencer. In the baseball th’row tor
accuracy the Lyons Plains school
won the honors. simm-

Some or the boys have already

round it warmer than .they expected.

\

Miss Marjorie Wilson. ‘teaohsr at
the Mary Brook school in Danbury.
Spent the week-end with her par-

enwfisre. "

 

OOO

Hit. 1.“? Schwartz of West Hoe
van .hes been engaged to teach the

coming year. No teacher has be'en'

-e>e e.- /

lire. Frank Ferris and Oscar Bud?!

tried the water ator swimming and ’

Lyons Plains echonl again for Chi ‘ ’

A elusive! the Theo dike

- The largest artificial lake in
Europe was created by the con;
structlon of s colosSei dylte at
Tirso. on Sardinia. The great

W

“All the Fifth ward Republicans
are urged to attend the meeting to
be held at the wanyton Hose house.
tonight. for the purpose or forming
a Rowayton Republican club.
Among the speakers will be .E-Mayol
Calvin Barton ‘ and John Milne.
There will be I. meeting of the
\Vard Republican committee at 8
o‘clock. preceding the meeting.
O O

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webb at

Highland avenue entertained at their

home last evening Mr. and lira

Jenn: Koullet ot Noroton lieights.
O O O

On Friday mgnf. June 6," in the
Rowsylon Methodist church. a
team of ten will. debate the ques-
tion: "Resolved. Should Immigration
Be Unlimited." it Will be cunducted
undcr the auspices oi the Communi-
iy Brotherhood.

O
The regular weekly prayer meet-
ing or the Romyton Methodist
church will be held at the church
tonight at 7:45 o‘clock... Rev.
Charles Gray. pastor. will be in
charge and the subject of the ser-
mon will be "Loves Devotion."

O O O

Mr. and M Albert Bioodgood
and son of Cr lt’ett street have re-
turned to their home trorh an au.
tomoblis trip to California)-

53 ' O O O \
The regular monthly business
meeting or the Ladies‘ Aid Society
at the nowsyion Methodist church
is being held in the chapel of the
ChLH‘C-x this afternoon. Mrs. “’il-
llam I“. Jennings is president at the
organisation.

1.:
3‘.

O O O

Miss Rhoda Jarvis of Highland
place is confined to her home by
illness. Miss Jarvis is a student at
the Danbury state harms! school.
O O O
Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond of Row-
ayton avenue will be hostess to the
members of the Good Will society
or Rowayton at its semlomonlhly
meeting which will be held at her
home tomorrow uliernoon.
O O O
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the
Ron-nylon Baptist church is holding
an nil-day sewing session at. the
home or Mrs. Katherine Scofield,
Highland avenue, today. \

O. O O

Parents‘ Visiting Day was observed
in the nowcyton school yesterday. A
number of parents took advantage
of the invitatiOn extended and visit—
ed the school where the rum: done
by the children during the past year
“as on exhibition. The teachers
were also in their class room to
\\ elcomc the parents and show them
their children's work. The pen.
manship anthe posters on exhibiv

the students and the-.teschers.

the students and ill «sachets.
BELL 1.3135113 -,
Mrs. can; and her daughter and
Mrs. Sewart have gone to New york.

Everything on the island was
quiet Tuesday because of the bad
weather.

 

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the season. 7
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368803.

- MAY ARREST 6-03

Many homes are being used up tor

Mr. and Mrs. Brush are up tor the

basin measures twelve miles long
and is five miles wide.

dent water power is de-

liver! to provide more than ;

100,000 b. p. electric energy

IN NEW cum l
Asnlallllelllllls

' to the campaigns for the election of

. mane, the unanimity with Which tho

-\1.‘ v 1.1,

-lCL.ll :1: has

lswul BACKED

Senator Borah’s 'A'men;
meat May- Become
operative i n t it 6
Coming Battle

WASHINGTON. May 28.—'1'he
drastic plan of Senator Borah of-
Idaho .for publicity'of contributions

members of the House and Senate
and the President and Vice-Presi-
dent,"which was put in the postal.
salaries increase bill by the Senate.‘
has a good chance of being enacted
into law. it was found today. and
may become operative during the
coming campaign.

T'v‘hilc the rules of the Houseaare
such that the amendment might be

 

'stricken from the bill as not ger-

.14 note adopted the amendment was
taken to indicate that the House
will not oppose the provisions and,
if the postal bill passes. which its
supporters are confident it will. the
norah publicity amendment will be—
come .1 law.
No: in many years has such all
important provision been seriously
before Congress. The existing cor-
rupt pr 5 act. which has been
shot 1...! of holes by varlOus Su-
picnic (' curt droislons, contained at
the cum: many loopholes through:
2’ publicity of campaign
lzrrn avoided
Meant to Plug In Holes.
The‘pcndin: amendment. careful-
ezlldzrrl by Senator Borah and
worried to pin: up the holes provides
for just alum? :2: common, publlci’ty
it i: poselllfc to not 111‘ dcr the
Suprrrw Foul-t decisions. . i
To lilllrt‘rnlc how the existing law
aficrcd lonpholcs the question of de-
l‘ie mentorwd In the
l??? the Rtpn‘ullcans
:Ihout $1 ‘0‘} 000 and
under the law the Repub-
‘vi their'rcgular statements

10'. two

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{Nil-S
campaizn of
run 3. Phil 0‘
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Drive Against Those
Who Have Failed '1‘
Pay Personal Tax
—July the Limit

NEW CANAAN. May Q17. -—3-.
set by the Board 0! Sclertmcn
the arrest of 600 delinquent
sonal taxpayers. Horclolore
taxpayers-were not troubled on
hills in arrears but since the drx‘rcl‘
oprnent of special taxes for rr: 1.2.
schools; etc. the officials of tho
town have decided that
is needed to pay expenses.

Personal Tax Collector. S.
Brlnckerbofl has been instruct-3d to
notify them that after July 1 us.-
rants will he reads out {or (21-. 1:
arrest by a grand juror of the n.
lage.

2'" i.

101'

sonal Tax Collector Drir .ckorl. mil
delinquents into paying. I sing: n: u 5.
paper space weekly with startling
suggestion as to what was-t0
done it this tax was not .
brought desired results. “‘01:”. '*
called at his allies crying an:
ing that they “ore in time to help"
their husbam.s out of gall. .‘It‘n
hurried to the tax Collector‘s cillcc
with all kinds ot‘ excuses for fu:““‘
ting to pay and hopcd they xcre;
not too late to balance the ccount.
Fen ring the idea or placing l.c~'
iihq cuts behind gall bars
wonderfully well until the scare He:
was exhausted and now the tor
atheists have taken lhisrdrnstic step
to keep the town book tree at
rear taxes.

The Old Opera hour c. .0113 in dis-
use. has been leased by the new

i‘

ty purposes. The large auditorium

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guy: r;:

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pc r ~»
rut—1n ;

6\Ci‘) (9111'

5.: .

During the past three years. Per-

has cleared the books by ten-.11 ing'

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Canaan Civic League for communies

r-.'. t'c- .m". lUZlfiTlS and expenditures‘
:cfore and immediately after elec-
. no public accounting was ever

' the manner in which the
“37- mad-w up.
afar-x lml. of course impule
' makmg up of the deficit was.
.~"'y alumni or that contribu-
t‘ r corrupt sources. but
the weakness oi’

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,v-n p:- m 1.10:1 has ever be-{
More l». in 2 9-: pi. l‘llCll} of re-
grunts Lg: and ‘09.?) czgdni:1~
1.11213 "Mi \l'iinUR independent
' ‘2' It-‘prcsrntnlive Tink-
tried some
am to force the Anti-Soloon
sun to trii where it got the mom
(xiv-mind on the election of
a-torablo to its
. 5 found the law was
rrquire such or-,-
to rake rcturas.

l 0‘ crux: I11 Prolcnlcd.
The v- -! 2 mm: r's or money spent
. ' h .s biten pointed out
spent by ratio. al
by 8121c. lccal and
ltrrs. which. in many
not hrcn coltlpslifl)‘. Yve-
r‘z:.m inure. to make ac—
ts nl' thrir contributions. l‘nwl
llclrnh nmcndmnllt national!

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.‘N l: lcv o\.1t<d and painted anl
3 . Ltd for sports 8‘! kl
large airy liasulmnto will be rs-l
i cram;- d for classts and drill pork,
of (Iliidl‘cn. in time the cntirc
l~~.:11=€‘- T will be clzanlzcd and mafir
' obi» as, possible. Lease oil
11‘: by the Chic Lcague is;
stop inwards :1. Y. Iii. C. ;\.€
if ti: o citizens co— operate!
p and interest of this!
2 “ill be the!
{or a mcdcrni
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? 11:15 ll:
{no first
inn. .ing.
«with the 11;”;ch
building tl‘r‘
lend-‘1- in tit-r
ham-r for a Y.
munity hall.

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care of this
the Borah amfindmrn‘

sections cf .. ..

geiearcd.

Election puny

for some time m
in Congregszop 1“
elections three 5!; n
ncitl, and \ariou

been suggested

hale so far-reach
amendment.

Two weaknesses
Borah amendment
does not prox .
campaign expenditure: in h i

contributions
plained the

the Pfit‘rt or

.L

committees mould not
to coxer up contrlb
directly through s
and in turn State com
not coxcr
through lecal cc

utiou I.
rate .

U D coon-mm.

mmlnm
.s hm
prevent ..
and
Oltflm
I sch
but not“:
“=1 11 is.

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One 3,

15“ for 5

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feature

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.Bethel Community

House For the

The boa- rd of director”: .
munity house :11 Bethune

comn11"«:e
the icca':
the. ofiicrrs o!
and the «have

appointed to

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the Worn -
c: the men,

ganizcd p05? of Wu AM

51011 “on lav News;

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