PAGE SIX
”EVENING SEN'l'lNEl.
.‘Soutb Norwalk. Conn.
FOUNDED B! JAMES GULDEh
IN 1810.
Published daily except Sunday o;
The Sentinel Publishing Company.
97 Washington Street.
So. Norwaik. Conn.
NORWALK .
20 YEARS AGO
: nuisances-sun'-
The following are taken from The
Sentinel of December 20. 19M:
" .“The annual meeting at the flow-
ayton Fire Department was held in
the quarters of the Rowayton Hose
Company in Rowayton aVenue last
night, Chief Engineer Edwin L.
Stevens. presiding. Nomination and
election of omcsrs tor the ensuing
year was held. Chief Stevens ap-
pointed Earl I". Thomas as judge of
the election and George Stevens and
E dwiu W. Godfrey as tellers. The
following ofllcers were then elected:
Chief Engineer. Edwin L. Stevens:
first assistant engineer. Charles A.
‘Tuclt: second assistant engineer. Wil-
liam A. Cushman: secretary. William
0. Clark: assistant secretary, Elbert
'1'. Marsh: treasurer. George W.
Stevens and chaplains. Rev. Frank
Brown and Rev. A. L. Hubbard."
"Herman E.‘ Malo tendered a tes-
timonial birthday banquet last ev -
nlng to about,“ ct his friends an
to say that they had the time oi their
lives. but toebly describes the way~
in which the merry party received
the good cheer set for their delecta-
The occasion of
Entered as Second Class Matter
,. Telephone: Norwaih 12-93. »
Branch Chloe: 43 Wall 8‘. Norws.k
7 Telephony-Nansen 1888.
The Auoclllod Press is exclusive
ly entitled to the use for publication
oi all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise in this newspaper
snd also an! local news published
herein. All rights oi publication oi
special dis:atches herein are also re
' ,eerved.
-
* Elks and Kiwanis
Xmas Celebrations
Both the local lodge of Elks and
_,‘the Norwalk Kiwanis Club are to
'bc commended for the Christmas
parties they are sponsdring. it is
such affairs that. help to make the
Christmas what it is, to raise it up
Ond lllllktl ll. distinct from ‘the or- “an by Mr, Manna. . g .
. diner». run of do)... and .onKS of mo Jubilntlon was ”monument nirth— meat Rowsyton M. 3. church. entr alrfleld rust
, ,the year. day, but which one he did not say. D so“. 23.-—Christmss entertain. l 0.
The banquet was held in the Isthoda
'club which had been handsomely
decorated for the occasion by William
Dolan. The evening's entertainment
The Elks Lll‘C‘ giving their party
in the club house this atternon. A
.gleam of happiness will be brought
into the lives of many youngsters.
murmur we?) slim,
; CERTAE‘JLY '
THESENTINEL
team"
' 'z
’ Dance at Norwallt Country club.
’ nue M. 1!. church.
which otherwise
laughter at this period
rejoicing in
sacrificed himself for the world‘s chowder prepared by Captain l‘hco- - -
Woal- dore Smith and he excelled himsclt Dec. 24. 31:73:“ ling“ C33,“ H
The Kiwanis Club’s municipal laat night. The banquet was pre- , mt? party at 0 an mu °_ ow
Christmas tree celebration will take pared by William Lillie. chief lit the l /f ‘ es. :7 tin-“nu “fly a V
Illa-CO on the Library Green at 5 imperial Cafe. assisiiit‘l‘llliy Cats: / dumb . .—-—C p . . . .
o'clock l'ltXl. \Vcdnt-sday evening. liucklt-y. Barry Fox. llm 0 . _ H M
Members at the club will meet on William floored 313:“! 33:32:11. [/5 ch33; 28. __. Pm.” at Christ 0 ave Oney
‘ ‘ i h t es Smith an ' am ’ - ‘ ‘ , V
Tuesday to till the stock ngs t a Jam ci- 5 Dec. 2’. — Emcfl‘mmgm‘ Chtm
will adorn the tree. Besides these.
there will be candy. nuts, fruit and
toys.
Multi-colored lights will illuminate
the liiiinicipul ti'ce beginning this
evoulng.‘ l‘lutth day at. dusk until
the clone of the holiday season, they
will he turned on and acting as a
magnet will draw the eyes or all.
There is no other one thing that
sorilrmly establishes the solidarity
of a community as a community
Christmas tree. ii is tl. symbol of
.’ VJ... ;,
12s _. .
ticket UDIJUMS boy or girl to a
swohmg, a toy and other gills that
it
might be intro of.
of general
memory of Him who
opened with a number or line selec-
Lions by E. BRManvllic, the talented
pianist. The first course
‘East Norwalk continued its
forts {or a change in the present
trolley schedule by sending a delega-
tion of citizens to last night's meet-
ing of the Norwalk City Council. As
a result of their conference, a com-
mittee for that section of the town
and committees from the South Nor-
wnik and Norwnlk Councils will take
up the matter. Harry Rider acted a?
spokesman for the committee.
“John Oberlandor. the enterprising
launch builder of ltowayton. shipped
the well traveled roads in this vi:
clnlty someoi the country roads are
was fine .
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CHAPTER xnn.
and get some electricians over on E-
lron: ordinary topics.
"Do you tilts Umll'
Khamin 2"
{roman-er, ““9"“? my m disuse wfllfiem-e—ew
a source that
thought.
our twin badly pun-d thoroughfares.
We use the word “twin" by way
of a tribute to the excellently udvcr-
tlsed “Gold Dust Twins,” which have
been implanted on the minds of 8.1-
most. everybody.
If we do not adopt measures
which will t-mible us to resurface
these streets lit-{om wry long, they
may become equally as famous 10-
cally and be known as the "bud road
twins."
The question of an appropriation
(or the building or a permanent
roadway on East avenue came betel-e
the session of the Board of Estimate
and Taxation once again Thursday
evening.
‘ The uni argument for delaying
the prolect because of the hope of
state aid was nootchcd by Council-
mn ‘Mlchuel Riordan. 110 said:
‘ "When Stutt- Highway Commis-
sioner McDonald was in Norwalk
Fashion Note: "The long loose
cont demands a long skirt and when.
one anticipates buying such a coat
she should wear a long skirt when
trying on. {or the effect is so very
diflerent that one can not possibly
tell whether the coat is going to be.
come her or not. Sometimes the ef-
fect with a short skirt is really ludi-
crous." «
—_______._._____
THAT'S DIFFERENT .
"Lend me set.”
“Why not aslt people who knee
you better than i do?"
"Because I must have the mon-
ey.','—~Vihingen. Christiana.
——.—__....___._
TEE WEATEES.
southern New England: Cloudy
and ranch colder: possibly snow
i’iurrlos Saturday; cold wave Satur-
day night; Sunday cloudy and cold‘
"Alia." Grace said, host-rely. "Do
you suppose sh¢——"
"The person who told me. about
it said lhuyllrs. Curtis is going to
name several women—"
“Do you think—" was the ques-
tion Grace's eyes were pleading.
Alli answered it. .
"Oh. I don't think you Will be
mentioned. She decided to sue him
months ago. and the women she
has in mind most probably are we-
men he ltnew then." '
"Women he knew then." The.
words stung Grace. Altn's unit-oh
lng tranknoss had worn upon the
other woman's nerves like sandpn-i
per. Her sullen spirits were ready
in burst out at Alta. at anyone near
or. ‘
Such an outburst was averted by
the timely re-entry of the director.
"Alla." he said. "I‘ve decided to
make camera tests of ' Miss Byrdc
yore-e suit. For Jackie was able to
Khayyarn ain’t a wine, you chump:
in all her movie experience. she had it's ‘ che a“ it
never before been so ponderously
conscious of herself. llor limbs
were like lead; she felt a headache
forming at her temples: the lights
blinded her. “When Alt. bent over
the side or t chair. Grace Jumped.
"There. there." Alta coocd. "Get
back your conndence. And. forget
everything except what Jackie tells
you and what you are doing."
Prrhnps it was a stroke of fats
that caused Grace to be burdened
with Worry about Mra Curtis‘ di-
An old farmer couldn't. really be-
lieve that people The were miles
apart were able to converse over a
teleph lne wire. One day his wits
went to a distant triend. who had a
telephone in her house. During the
afternoon the farmer sought shelter
from a thunderstorm in the house or
a neighbor. who also possessed a
telephone and who persusded the
farmer to call up his wile as a little
surprise. as
Following instructions. the far»
mer put the receiver to his ear and
utter the usual preliminaries. said:
"Halide. Jane!"
Just then a flash of lighting
struck the wire and he tell to the
floor under the force of the shock.
Rising to his feet and shaking his
head wisely. he said: “it's wonderful.
work her up to an emotional pitch
that was terrifying. Alta shivered
than beamed with admiration.
But when Jackie had finished his
trials. withflGrace in a state of nor-
vous and physical exhaustion. be
made no comment.
"Am I a great success or a hor-
rible failure?" The question opted as
a counter irritant in Grace's mind
That was Jane right enough. '1
1:1 ‘
e e‘ __ -
Tonight‘s Events
, rami‘uuil silo. ow. “on
and Dorothy Dalton in "The Lone
Welt." ‘
’Rlalto—Oeorgs O'Brien in ”Th:
Roughneclt‘ ” taken from the ‘story
"Thor
A“-
by Robert. W. Service.
Rem t - Lillian Gish in
White Sister.”
Rehearsal ot cantata "The Acorn.
tion" at Emma H. E. church.
Rehearsal oi' choir or East Ave» ,
comm mm
Dec. Ila-"The Miracle Play or
the Nativity" at I. N. Congregation-
sl church.
Dec. 21.-—Cantaln “Tl“ Adora-
tion" at Bowman ll. 1!. church.
Doc. 2:.—-—Drlll Battery “0" Nor-
wsllt Armory
Dec. 22.-—Christmas party for kid-
dies. Pride of Cases Tribe. Degree
or Pocahontas. Red Men's hall.
Washington street: ‘ '
Doc. analogue; oi Omicron clrv
ole. East Avenue N. 3. church m
home of bin. Clare Hodgentan. Mist
Vida Hunt masts oi Hillside school
or.
Dee. 18.—Christinas party. Frank
lin Evening school.
Dec. ze~8unday school entertain.
meat. Rowsyton Baptist church.
Dec. 28.—Christmas Entertain.
ment First M. E. church.
It Is Not Too Late
To Join Our 1925
Christmas Club
YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY NEXT DE-
CEMBER THAT YOU SA VED A
LITTLE EACH WEEK
THE
o
brary Green.
26. -- Christmas entertain-
ment Romyton Baptist church.
E: zl.-—-Kiwsnis Christmas tree
at i
\
church at Community hall.
.. Dec. :9.—-Chrtstnias entertainment
Lady Washington lodge.
Dcc. 29.-Chrlslmas party. South
Norwallt club.
Dec. :0.—-Entertaintnsnt. . East
Avenue‘M. E. church.
Jim. 5.—-Soc.lal Norwalk Carpen-
ter's Union.
Jan. lit—“Open House" Girls and
Women's club.
Jan. 10.——"l.sdies Night", Progress
1: forgotten contilcts merging into co- :‘flklp‘jaiclc launch to South America. ‘ Farm“ m m up": no“. ’
‘ operative endeavors. oi unselfish un- 31w“ a)“ . ' an. .—-Oyll r s . a ' 25
at tiled cl‘i‘orts m brmg joy to the "The .VOrw-alk Salvationlsts were INNER TORlES on Fire department. c
1' Idling-amt- 0: the NW. in 9011mm“ 3'9““‘13” 1" “9"“ “f, g _ Feb. 13.——Annusl ball. American
Five hundred tickets are being Christmas contributions to tht‘ll'! «. ‘ " Two hymbm'wem being enter- Legion. .
distributed by members of Kiwanis dinlnc'r “”“L ‘ is excellent on! ' meg by . "ch "had. A. ill luck Jan. :3.—-Mlnstrel. St. Joseph 3- to
to the children a! Aorwaiit. iiuch \l hilo With “8 1” wouiddlare it. the uni drilled “3..., school hall.
Jan. 28.—-—Play East Avenue M. E.
church.
Will tlt'tzln'liic me ll‘Cu. inuhad shape for tthighs." l tb '1‘;3:;;.'Cuflll is trains to sue for a stage. Find out it anyone is going .bousliileelly salted the host. try- 1...-.. ——-._.
here is u sulnlilc Ul lllll: wort. and 5“" ““19 le 1" a?“ f'k b°‘ That as th to use it. of course. Then we want ing to malts conversation. 'ihe clde.
it is unl‘ nun. llilil n. ml. continue "“10“” l“ the South orwn 9" ' ‘ G w n Mln‘ "9'" borne '0 300p everybody else away trom brother blunted heroically into in - - . k
y... um. )cul‘, wen uni-mums “6 Schools. 1- ill and Mrs- semuelnw. 03“ race when Alta returned to the there. l don't want a troop on the breach. . ‘ l . z a \\ ee
grm‘m’; ‘H‘ ”Wk." “0 mm 3"“qu “cried; 'l‘ll'yjiunb‘liiltlliwiinh‘e {gislgitune éfngrzntshiir‘l‘g‘c?" ‘13:..ch 1 ”Mann" to distract Mina llyrtle. "PW“, “no" be It“. "bill i WHO 0 l -
. .,.,._l. s .. - ._ * . ' s r as race noted the aloof . - '
T3e.li‘.l.»\ :U‘A‘fu“ “ 1‘ ”I“ 0“ l0 tall trom one o! C. E. Seymours 0n: stricken dumb. her mind stirs. Which the director addremsscdymiltr 9?;{hghmw. lid 0 th I, m “film i N
_ .s..1___..-_- .._ _ \vnlzons today. The horse was a. .. 1 Just heard it." Alta explained. "Sure he doesn't love her." she g, . in": um n “I i O or a
4. spirited one and started before Mr. IAnd it came from g greet “figure: are were on ‘ . VV
« . -. _._ nmsurewouldhaveit t iht” B h- be. ” n’ ' ‘ '
I, . 1 ’1ryon uas in the wagon Mr Tryon l s rag . y t e time an up,“ bad f n . . 88LJh That... i
EaSt AVG. W eSt Ave" , “"1 ‘0 "‘0 "WM but very If)?" {82° paused and noted the cii'ect cleared. the electricians instructed ”43%.," r‘ydflmmzl’ozm;bqgf Hanan lions. "Son of Heaven.
1- the '5ad Road ‘1‘vv1ns” "WHY ("d "0‘ sustain MW bodily n- ° 9‘: "9“ uDon Grace. whose and their lithu‘ pla's'ins. and the an. 3“ is; thin ' that. y remains an'outcsst from his natlu
-' 1:1“05- :30 "named a PI" 0‘ 03'6- 3:: as" now glancing directly cameraman ready. Grace's item. a“... 3“ v. ”gem, 010': land or Chins—an exile in Japan 0
.; —'—'— g asses. waver." 's. - wcr, . v «stud an.
East avenuu and West avenue are ' 9 cm ”‘d bleeding. 9° ‘0 9m)“ A. “‘00 Pu YL 1‘0 3'08." 0”. h.
ascended the Chinese throne in 1908.
Four years later, with the advent
oi the republic. he abdicated. and
Next Christmas
Our 1 925
Club
will solve this problem
$5
Service and Security
since then has been allowed to live
in retirement in the Palace ct his
fathers.
in December, "2:. he married a
daughter of Jung Isiah. s. Manchu
noble. and. learning that Western
Monarchs used personal names. he
chose "Henry" ior himself and "Eli.
sabeth" (or his wife.
A row years ago he angered the
imperial Dowager-s by having his
queue cut off. On November 5 sol-
diers brdltc into his retreat. de-
manding that he leave the palace;
give up title and privileges and ac~
cept reduction of his annual in-
come (rum 84.000.000 to 8600.000.
The influence of Sun Ya! Sen and
lhl‘ UOiSht‘VIII. Ambuns‘ador Karak-
hsn. have been credited with the ac-
tlun.
THE WISEST GIFT
or THEM .
rm: cs account
the City Nutlo: . ldllk {or i
child or 0.": 23 rail of 1h!) Chl’ll
\Vhr‘n ill-3y at" :1 tv\\ your! in
they wt} }‘ artificial? _
for-38ml: ' {Thrill
tlii- We: ::.:’r,. 1: : .lj.
Open a
«um
.r'“.
The City National RI
South Norwalk, Conn.
~ _\ 13‘6”")!
Bsuan Tung moved. with the Em-
press 1nd second Consort. to the
house of his lather. Prince Chun.
ills English tutor. ll. F. Johnston.
was retitled admittance. The new
Chinese Government granted Hsuan
'l‘ung his freedom, and his first act
was to fly (mm the emplre-a rc-
lugce.
‘this afternoon. Will you hunt up a
cameraman—Blitzendorter will do.
to her worries about the divorce.
in (mm 7 to 8 pounds. and 0mm {“3 “"“ H‘ H . ..
(To besconunuod). g « no.1 ll
merited with curious designs. lnas- i humus" v' ..1, WWW“
much as bread is the chic! Huston-1 mm! l-I‘i' a, “WISH ‘
truce of those mountain folk, the ous- , 'l‘ht- n,-.n~ m l > .1» ‘
tom is meant to signify that the god— ‘ (lllv'il ' : '
father. together with the godmother .3 most lllv in :
who has to provide three pieces of l The h- “ .
underwear and n dress. is assuming} ‘ ‘ .' l. ‘
-——___—_.._+__
. Newspaper Ads Best.
The (chewing information. taken
from the 'Weekly News-Bulletin" of
the Pennsylvania Department or
Agriculture. should be of interest to
anyone concerned with the market-
ing or milk:
"A survey of 400 families in Phila-
last summer. he stated that we 9"
would not receive state aid (or pav-
lng East avenue. There is no use
0! trying to fool ourselves. youvknow
and i know that we are not going
to get State aid on the paving of
East avenue. 1
“Since I have been street commis-
sioner, l have spent between 86.000
and $7,000 on East avenue. trying
to improve the condition of the
'W’lnds: North of Bend! Hook:
Strong northwest. probably or gale
force and weather overcast. prob:
ably rains or snows Saturday.
Conditions: The cold wave will
overspread practically all portions
east of the Mississippi river within
the next 24 to 36 hours and weath-
er wiil continue cold for several
days. Freezing : temperature is
lati'on. We have a small legislative
body. composed of only eight Sena.
tors and sixteen Representatlvss.”
The Alaskans feel that their ter-
ritory, with its tremendous board
of natural wealth. hanxbesn the ne-
glected ‘stepchild of Uncle Sam long
enough. according to the Governor.
'l‘lMELY vuaws
—_0
WORLD Tropics
n?
being !.:.
joint responsibilities and the parents
for looking after the welfare of tin:
child. it such assistance should lie-
South N. l“ '7"
illrnull‘ ”'1 ‘ ' ‘
whom
11ml moi“.
.3... HI"
in the Alps.
stréel and it is worse now than it
’ before we started in. It' cost
e to repair the read. than the
interest on the money ~to ‘pave it
would amount to. It will cost Just
. as much this year to keep the road
In repairs. East avenue should be
paved.
. “It the money is appropriated at
. this time. we might save some mon-
ev ties the city. otherwise we will
have to go ahead and repair the
road because i intend to try and put
rfair.
.probable as tar as Central' Florida
by Monday morning.
There will probably be local
snows in the Washington tot-scent
district. Sunday will probably be
Storm warnings are displayed
on the Atlantic coast from Cape
Hatteras to Eastport. Maine.
'Ohmnumukenulgmflloth
meridian at Low Haven Weather
Bureau .
“ALASKA DREAMS OF STATE-
BOOD WITHIN FOUR Y ‘ ' "
SAYS ITS GOVERNOR.
Statehood within (our years is the
dream of Alaska. according to Scott
Bone. Govornor or the Territory.
Who recently visited New York and
Washington.
"Alaska is slowing getting ready
for statehood." said Governor Bone.
B‘As yet we suffer from a lack of
population which would militate
against us with, Congreu undoubt-
"Alasku." he said. ”is the least
understood civilised commonwealth
on the earth. It is not the vast u'p-
heaval or snow and ice that it is
generally supposed to be. It. has an
equable climate and is an lnhabh
table and even an inviting land. It-
ports. flth one exception. are open
all the year around. so that there ls
\constant communication with the
outside world through Vancouver
and Seattle." ' '
The tourist trade. Governor Bone
delphia recently made by the United
States Department of Agriculture in
co~operatlen with the Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture revealed
the tact that it is in newspapers most
people‘see advertisements oi fresh
milk. ' The question Where have you
seen fresh milk advertised? was
asked of these 400 families and an-
.awerl.ahowed tlrat. 46 per cent re-
membered seeing some~torm or ad-
vertising. Newspapers was the most
frequent answers while dealers' wa-
gons was second. Besides featuring
In a wondorously beautlii‘ul moun-
tain realm. of! the beaten path. and
come necessary.
(illlt‘lnl
lun .‘ ‘
ln{.‘v‘(‘l\.
yet sin‘be 1918 easily accessible from
Goppcnstein. a station on the ingen-
iously connrueted Lotschberg rail-
way. lies the Lotschen Valley, an al-
pine vale o! endearing charm. Owing
to its natural seclusion. which in the
early days was synonymous for a
fair degree at safety. the inhabi-
tants—tellers o! the holds in the
truest‘sense oi the word—have ever
been dependent upon their own re-
1
Editor of the Evening Sentinel:
Dear Sim——
.9 rurnsdlilmjlg
THE READER
. SAYS
WASlllxi .l‘ox—
LINt‘til \‘
GLAllSl'i m:—
BISM.\R(‘K_—
ROOSEV E l ..T——
at in some .kind of condition." ' ., edly. There has been no mater-i said, Was on the increase. It is the mar sourecs. The Right Reverend Bishop N" 1 ' ‘ ‘ 3...
Judge Hen”,- W. Gregory speaking Atlanta ........ 80.24 58 rain gain “a“ the 1920 census.’ :11! nearest spot where-Allied s can :31“ fiwng: “wt: 2?;3‘3’; Practically everything consumed inn has Within the past week ap-l CAR}E£11 iv .
{n tavor of lhe appropriation. de- Atlantic City ... 29.98 54 {cloudy thou h there has been a steady view 11,. midnight sun. 'which the trucks ' and emphasised different is home-grown and mostly all the pointed the Rev. John Moore of New “rAlVAIlU-E“ ER.—
: 1 Block 1.1.34 ”jg l“ cloudy grovgh. We believe that. with the d'e- Governor himself has “Oil on the qualitlel found in their milk. Bill- garments worn are homespun and Canaan to the post of lirogynotlnl ROCKEEF! LER“
«1 think that East “on“ should Boston ........ 29.88 86 cloudy ”laymen: of Alaska's mm...“ m, Yukon. But for the shortage of boards'renked third. street cars h°m°‘m°' 3"“ ‘9’ “”9”" ‘3 533mm" ‘0' "‘0 H‘mmrd Dmcem ' 1
be paved, people using the street 3‘3““ 80-16 80 cloudy ”aim...“ in. on...“ mun... m, tourist hotels. Alaska in J'uns. July tourth.and movies unit. The ltalim 3* “ml-‘7 “om-file "Mimi ”“1 the Father Moore by his activiim ill ”‘0 HILL-—
page sorrel-ed lons.enough. Trsmc c‘ficlm‘“ ------ "-53 2‘ 131°“, dustry. there will be an incidental and MW"- Wllh rum! ~twilisht‘ and poor classes oil people had seen entire population ° V“ lhd‘same “911““de Of his ”09"“ Wm" and T AFT—-
flan increased on the street. do'per Dh ”3° “-0-" 30-53 0‘ “991': jump in the population in the next that lingers until 1 at night.“ the laugh! this “averaging while Myles-styles which. 91' records in- his excellence‘in years oi: teaching at .
“‘3 during the past few years and ”1"" 30-30 02 61°" four yeanwmcn my warrant a do. the sun rising at 2::o.in the Inurn- the well—wan mid wealthy clause- “9““ M". ”'9' WW for at St. Thomas Seminary, namord. has WILSON»-
F‘ 7*" increase Iflore. It is only a mm“ u...”- 30-3‘ *3 cloudy mand tor statehood.” . . Ins. would be a paradise toe the vi.- had seen themoet. m “V0 “and“. Th" ““10 8”" attracted the attention of the night COOLIDUF"
MD of the city or the city and gallium ........ 80.62 as clear Six hundred‘thousand square mu: istor. Thedvinters are bitterly cold "Another question sated was :1? dub? are 3 “snotty “if; Rev. Bishop as the priest in Fair— ' .
m paying for the worn. Whether, km.“ ........ 30.12 .3 clear. es 1w arearAlaska‘ has only 60.00!) in n" Behring See. territory. but ‘3 “What 'do you‘re-member about the Id e e on an when W-mfh field County oest fittedi‘or the. tul- 3 . ,Jn-)(‘):t men lLf
#30363 1' appropriated 0!. not. “M“ {an SORVIPQ . - .. 30.2‘. 6’ clear inhabitants ’0' Which one-half ‘1. Junegu, 1h. “vial. Whit!!! i. 108.301]: . , 730“ hi.“ mu?" Two-thirds t?“::"b:::' '3]..ch “fiat. W td iiilment of these enacting duties.~ and thl 1"3‘ ". have
mighinder our chances of receiving mkgtty u-. :33: 02 clear made up‘of .139“ and Esklmocs 1.000 miles from Seattle. “the tens? of thus .who, had seen fresh milk : :onibrs. ”wasnmrrwalstmofiir The clergy of Fairrleld County are even’ unlit bl. life
7 ad. , . ..:.. .8 46 cloudy andcne-halt'ot whites. venture on the coldest ‘ last “venison member-ed some ”we. the lat! r in mp f the ho well-.pieased in this recognition of _ . ‘ word 35 to
. would suggest yo“ Appropriate New gavel: .... 29.8] 44 cloudy Alaska. according M, its :‘Chler Winter Wu ugh; gm ”u". cular W" 01. m» “Wm. M m,“ S3: like “any; Father Moore and his congregation gone On it. _. Q . 1
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