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l
’ Mod ls .
Young MCI! 8 ewe“ , 0 now Photopluy’. speculation as to ("1‘0 “W greens ‘0 play b-'l“- or ““0 cm" Since a recreation 0mm. “”5 Silk Umbrellas
0 whether he will have the role of a some 'ilortod' preserve to find a :we" 0PM"! for ”I“ but“. 111°10'15” ‘ ‘
soldls . sailor or marine begins in swmmlillli‘lmlc. he 'buckod' the law "1"“ "“30"“! Wife” l’°"'“"- “"" - .. .' . ' . . '
For Street "" Sport "" Dress tho 5 (Ho. . and the law ‘hrolie' llllll. Today we breakage of “”0" lamps “M "M”l .illii pull “1”? “1111! ”1" MIN—
. Ever since he was a child. Barth. are arranging things differently and “"“do‘” "“5 ("will ""‘M‘ “““1- i l’ 1' " " I ”l” W“ “‘I “1” "'1'
H l n v , , . - .
Ralstons are truly Your Kind of 0. Shoe Dime” 1m mm a mans pwdnwuon giving ”In children a chance. cm” Amllu. boss “ho have n” (”lib-Ni lips, tori-uh: slum s, n l
' for things military. He went to a “1‘0 Will‘s the llrlfloncr’s theory liiiktrdliictaiiiii-u if {Hilly mm “iman (Wilda. Valiil: -
il a d li a and and fillilill’ it to be true. The ar 5 9 ar ”‘8 "‘9” 3' °" C. . - 3 8
N... m ry on only early in ‘ J y a the thrill of seeing the fllnuurnlun ’5”. $111“ 1‘11"" ' l
it:
" RALSTON» ssArr’v OXFORDS
MILTON ELWOOD
The Arch Presérver Shoe Store
“Is It A Military Role?”
Ask ‘Bartholmess Producer
NEW roar: (Ari—Whenever
news spreads that Richard Barthol-
tme" is looking for material for s.
since he entered the movies has had
the principal part in ahalf doscn
pictures of military bearing.
we worn kids,
wouldn't be hcru now." There was
53',” "
foam“. cons.
v-mww cu--.» ’w'uvs." '
an Bills EliR CRIME BILLS.
“out or THE PLAYGROUNDS
PAGE THREE
Norwaik efforts to llavo adequate
playgrounds are amply justified by
splendid results in other cities.
states the local playground associa-
tion. and cites the follovvin‘r irom
The Literary Digest:
"lf wlc'd had more or this when
1 bet u lot of us
all ache in tho prisoner's voice as
he spoke to the county recreation
dlrrctor. who had been initiating
him and his fellows ilito active team
games. 'l‘ill-ro had been no play-
grounds “hen the pi‘lsollcr was a
boy, and if he gratified hill natural
and lli‘l‘filbil‘nt instinct by sneaking
discovering. as has been noted in
them- pages before. that play centers
and play loadershlp are not only
in the proposition that pilll'flrounds
pay largo dividends to tho lilelfl)‘l'l'
in that they prevent much dolin-
quency which would be a very t'X-I
pensive proposition from tho. Hllillil-
point of both dollars and l‘lticlii-'
ship." .
A common form of julollllr- violin.
qllcncy is properly (lr'sll'llulloll. i'll-
orally caused by lack ‘of Dilly m il-
illss. Tho child sport of a min: of
boys in a Chicago nclrzhborhm.ril‘l
which can probably be duplh-atcd in .‘
every city._ was throwing stonrs or
snowballs. according to Hruirulll. ill
passing automobiles and trains, and
sliding down the fenders of purlu-d
rush down the street. Such a tlrc
rvct‘ntly caused a loss of $300 000
and resulted in the sentencing of two
200 of
hilllit'. W
ill a ll y
- n
hliit'fi i
llillllllflilllIllillllllllllllllllllllilllllllllillllIlllllliiIlllllillillllItllllllillllliflllliilllllliil"
Main ill Wall Sta.
Children’s Dresses
gingham, clllllnh'ny
print dresses just received,
and some are belted models.
to H. 99
Slilv lu'icl- 0
Boston Store
Tel. 4100
the prettiest little
and
ith glithcrcd fronts
contrasting llolors'.
Hosiery
v' ‘—
Norwalk, (loan.
\ ‘ I .
‘ ' . Q Barthoimess has just tinlshcd builders of health and citizenship. I ’ ,.
i 122 waShlngton St. south Norwalk making ‘Ranson's Folly" P“ In“ . . bl" Dl“‘\“‘nti\'cs of crime as wall. ill: 3":101‘ 01‘: ho” to n ”form Hihom' Ladies 5-:iiil-l‘nshiunod t; i l l; ' l-Jnulixh lll'ludH-lth. w ovc n
V « sptrstion and his role was that of a Stmmerli'ol bloat “on“. from the fact. play-ground bills today promise:or Ulric”:l all) bluullcgi‘i‘ n:\liczltc mm in “510 “m Hm 10p" “a...“ an.) l’o.cult~. lunch
- cavalry officer. 1 Status)! [liberty in New York hub to CUCVCl‘lllle hills tomorrow. [Nisan:(lmémpxafirmllln‘ a an“ arr-rte. t sin-er a n d mcdi'lm Wm... . pm.” and plum comm. cum“,
' b0! the OHIPI' day, placed there b! IStatlstics‘from 9‘, number of cities, who observer; at Iflrsit’ligl‘id‘ Tint-ll)“ Sale Wm" 89 ililll‘.‘llf‘li and I’li"'.‘lx‘llr'llltl stylw.
members of “w w“. Velma“ Light \Vliif‘s M. lrayls \\ ood. of tile play. “mm” mm" the “Sm“ £mmuuim) ‘ PM. W“. ........... c full my. my colors, fully
Wines and Beer League in prom! "mun“ 3““ l‘i’i‘muwn “8500mm" cm“, of 1.0“.0 m” I , m. .1 ' -—-~--——- «A - shrunk. sill.-
' I l of the senate 01' Amrrim. ill The National Muni- ' k 1" -- 'r'". "ll - . v . .
mm” “m "u" lttco w climl l’micw (\‘cw York) shown 3““1"1‘anci8cornnpeu‘wl tomorrow-1 Sllk «ind (10mm T9905 W“ W“ ------ '
prohibition Inquiry comm ‘ h i' i ' . munity Service ltvcrcatlon lcapuo of 2.000 vllrds, dainty. new and ~“‘—‘ "-—' -
heu- them. Guards ”moved the t at it is not. necessary to wait iul- . . _ l . . ' . . , t . VO'YL‘S
. - red til ll ~ - - ”Nil- t‘lty l0 exll‘nd its work of or, .miacthe silk and to ion ,
stresmcrssssoon as they illSL‘O‘C‘ n, prcscnt playground children ‘ . . _ \_ .. . . . _ . . . . u... . «. t ~l .- .
h i grow i'p to feel the effects tllon Lanizing "'thllOlhudo rurullion irlprs. small ..nd l.lrl.,, “Kill 4. 1 Mil t.llil(lll. lldlll and
__.__....-———t on ' ‘ crime of (VDOHdHuI-us for lllunici M ”m9” “"0 S‘TUOM it had Tint yt-t; (d Lift-rte. two and more color iicurwl \oibw. 1-ll .‘lrlllg small
' plav Thu .11...“ u ,0" juvenile injtmlched. He had observed the lillll‘li‘ combinations. Villlll: 69 und‘ l'll'fit! elm-is, .-.|.n pip“;
iiqiitillt'v "l, great llicoder of nduiurt‘fccts 0' ”m “01‘1”?“ in 111mm: dun- l 31. Sale price per yd. c 1 colors. Sail: |Ili<‘|‘. $1 00
' . i. ‘ I i I H g"“’“" Rant" “1'0 upstanding ymmgl _-_____. . _A_, .3 yards Mr ...... .
Cl‘lmt .Illd in itsclf no small drag. Half “700] Blankets
or rt—QE‘C'o-Pvt —v.rr-iatrpiognchm...>.-n)sum-tunhvoott'rOOOCOC-eoD..-
70 Washington St., South
__, ‘ _,. ....
Norwalk ‘
lions WILL BE
BUILT ill STATE
upon the taxpayer. are often evident
within a fllv months. They are felt
in a falling off of cases coming be-
fore jllt'rllile courts and a gcnerui
lessening of children‘s destructive
mischil-i‘. According to :l statcnlcnt
recently made by a. boys' work dir-
cltizens “lvl a horn swnsc of Sports-
manship.
"The Chiefs of Police association.
of Pennsylvania in convention at
“dikes-Burro, October, 1921', adopt-
ed a rcsollltlmi Pndm'silli: thin mow.
mcnt of municipal gnu rlllllf'llfH and j
'1"liil sizc.
llllll".
Silll
tvz'iv‘rv ....
“lat,
Window Screens
halt v. owl blankl‘tn,
. . -
, ..ll.. mid).
....... $3.89.
'lmu.
ill‘il'l‘
signs, {AM
ironing. :~li.iiii
5H].
ill
Candlewick Spreads
llf'ilt). ' llllllt’. l‘illl‘li. ll‘ “‘ L‘uiol‘flll (it:—
lulu-F,
need no
iii hlll'i‘lld in
$3.98
v- , of lo‘ or nnizit . \‘ ' v i '
I" color in lilncfield, West \irginla. Co [a] it 5:89 shim" Yum?" w i: livtunsim window El'l’v-lllS. is. ~_'--*—_-—-"°“""
“‘ mmun y r e an. thc ll.i\ ‘ i ‘1 . B .l
. the city tlirco years also was scnd- 'rounl nl For eatio ,1 ,1”, .- f. in no int'hlt' him, i\t“n'l ll'llllll . lkll‘lg‘ 0“ S
. ' ced ins about .‘w’l boys 't ve'lr to the qtalc ‘L ( a ( i r n I ”a ‘ J "In 0 fl- . - 'ar ’ l' .. liu-v i\'in" bowls.
. Eight Miles of Reinfor . . .. o I Am”... m Nahum“ p,,..,.g,..,lm.., .,.r w in»..- lIlew- .... m . . m. ..
i _ rcfol'lllatory. iii the last two years” Sull-
i i
Thursday, Friday
HE plan of the One Cent Sale is to dell you one of a selEted list—of clan: fresh.
* Concrete To Be Laid 0n
Norway Danbury Route
This Spring.
The construction of more than 26
miles of new roads is preposcd ,in
only two boys have been sent. “The
diffcrtllvc is credited to boys“ club
work, established three ycars ago.
and to a your round system of play-
grounds :lnd recreation. cstabllshcd.
one your inlcr.” The ave-rag; cost of’
fllflilllflllllllll a juvenile delinquent
in sufficient number in all cities: (if
Pennsylvania to prevent juwnllw
delinquency and street accidents and g
to provide healthful cxcreisp through
efficient supervislnns. .
“Playgrounds and recreation Poll-i
tcrs llndcr leadership, workini: side
by side with the home. thc schools.
“ t: to hi h- . ... . ., . . .. ,
\‘ d°""b'°m°'°h'°‘“'°"““"'““' t:‘°°‘“““'ddifi°ndoneror 1...... A... . 3:; fit.”
i ‘ way :' .. ' '..- . . , ' ‘...
example, when you of Kim Dental Cream during this sale “Mum“ {or MM “mm," m, m M mus W mum 1W you as private agencies. 'lcnnlpllsh hm
’ you get another 50:
forte.
buuzethe large 50: to
aratc projects are involved and the
a fair expenditure for the mainten-
work of crime-prevention not alone
ltililllliililllillliiiliillllliilllilIlllllilllllllllllllllti ' l
496 890
ilimfllflflflmflflfififlfllfififlflfiflflfiflflfllfllfimfilfllflmfllfifimi ..
_
[prion .
99c
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
‘ V . bid “ll be rccllvcd up to May l‘l mm of l‘i‘nhlounds m” m ”an n 'hrOUKh keeping chlldrcn away from
3 I . .. .5 H .. ‘ . v. 0 ' , ‘ ‘ ’ .
This sale was developed by “I .. “ “mm: p1'n' R‘th" “1.de m" in The two largest improvements ““0 ccntcrs llntit'l‘ leadership. the sa\'- :iir'eetdsfli‘iiartalifiii‘iciisll‘lgrpi‘iilic.“will: i For Men S FOOt‘ ear
other waystoconvince you of the mitof these goods, we are spending it by selling on the Norwalkmunmuy mg mg mow m ”Wm a am... We "mum instincts a ”mm m: The new bleached tan calf Oxfords. the l'nfrltllci'vl‘cigllt oxford in
first child out of tho rcformatory can ' i black and tan. and tile brogue oxford with wide square too are
you a full size package of highomde stan
package is purchased at its "whitetail price.
Purses“: ,
dill-d merchandise for is; when the
l
sons} soul.
where about eight. mill-s of l'cini‘oro-
Ied concrete pavement will be 'tnon-
structed and on the Boston Post
iload at Milford. Orange and West
Haven where about seven miles of
concrete roadway will be built. as
provide directed play for more than
800 children." l'slng some stalls.
tics quoted in previous article to
show the percentage reductions oil
idolinquonry brought about by direc-
‘plnvgrouud serves as a
normal cxprcssion. They Rullslilllit“
the team spirit for the gang spirit;
The miniature community of thr-i
school tori
citizenship, through play it tcachr-x,
the. philosophy of xivu-and-lnlm andli
all ready for your inspection.
Newest patterns ill lncn‘s hosiery
. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
1.00 Par Value Chocolates . 2 {071.01
35¢ mea Milk Choc.” lb. Bar 2 for.”
‘ 60¢ Cadet Wrapped Cream
. Canmels. Pound Box . , | 2’07.“
' SOUTH N 0RWAI.K
an extrusion of the Mir thirty-six
fl foot highway. The raid at this
ted play. .‘itr. Wood adds:
"A study of the effects of play-
grounds on delinquency has been.
made by Mr. 'I‘. l‘. Eslick. chief ju-
ilie Walton for abiding by laws which '
shall assure the groatcst good to the.
:rcutcst number. . l
75: Harmony Bayllnm . . . 2 for."
50¢ Klenso liquid Andceptlc . 2 for .51
49c Klenm Hula 13ml... 2 . 2 for .50
point now is about cightccn test
35: Liuett’s MilkChoc. manna for .86
Put-coat and Raul! M
ldesPopmn o . . Ifoyl.”
1.00 Syrup Hypophosph'sm 2hr“!
asccsmyaukcmssmp afar ‘
lOantetesthsomSnlu . . 2for
socnqsflliverSslu' '. . . 2hr.“
SOcPumqusoorOllJonr 21m.“
1.00 “93" Hair Tonic . c
2 for 1.01
25c“93” ShampooPute . . 2hr.”
25cCaus-rh1clly . . . . . Star.”
"°55:!.‘ii.‘o.s"‘."°‘.‘"'."‘°f' . 2o.“ .
35c Hinkle's Guests Tabs. too. 2 for.“
25¢ Cedar Chest Compound . 3 for.”
_ 35c. Charcoal Tablets, 60.: . .
ZScCornSolvent . . ; . '.
50c sync [Eye Lotion]. . . .
25c? Pow s . . s . 2ft)?” Saybrook-About 3.000 linear feet
50:13::ny . . . . . 2ft)?“ GOcShnving L050“ . o o o Zia.“ ot waterbound macadam on the Anlas‘n: Invention Brings Immcdi- ‘
so: Bouquet Runes '1'qu . 2 for.“ Winthrop Road. ate Hello! To Those Who A5; ”at.
25c Larkspur-Lotion . . . . 2’07.” 100 R Fm“. 2”er Windham-About 15.077 linear feet ”A wonderful invention "which
25:133. Aspirin Cold 1.51“. 2f”, ' E: u l I. . ' . of reinforced concrete pavement on enables the hard of hearing to hear
:5: Little Liver 2h ' 1-50 BouquetRama Toilet 2f ”I the Wllifllantic-Chapltn Road. all sounds as clearly and distinctly
' f, ‘ ° 2 / WW9 305- . . o . 01' Norwalk and Wilton-About 43.— as a child. has been perfected by the
15¢Sptin¢leI . c o o o e 1W.” 7 75¢ Jon”! Pmm)2fm.n 520 linear feet. of reinforced con- chtograph Products Corporation.
25c’l'inctmfodine . . . . 3M.” ‘ . crate pavement on the Norwaik- Suite 3169, 220 to 224 West um
50: Magic Brand Insect Powder 2 for .31
35c ImportedTootthshel. . all» .88
1.00 Harmony Toilet Wear: 2 for 1.01
25c Georgisnou'l'skm . . 2
30¢ka Shavinngm. . Mann
50c Jamel Cold Cream . . 2h.“ v:
75: Eismony Lilac Vestal . 21".?!
50c )onteel v-salrlngCnm . 2 for.“
35¢ Harmony CrumofAhnondz for”
50¢ Harmony Ollvo Shampoo 3 for“
25¢ VioletDoleeTslenm . . 2hr.”
soc nae-amassing“ . ”or.“
‘35.: Antiseptic Tooth Powder 2M3.
25c Bruit Tooth rm.
25c Arbutul Talent-n Powder . 2 {01.20
50: Cocoa saw Cold Cream“. 2 for.“
75¢ Jame Cold Cream
15c Innevc Vanishing Cream . 3 for."
scallogtcfl Face Powder
SOcQuinineHsirTonlc ‘. . Zion“
SOchllSluvlngPowder . 3hr.“
30ckenil8luvln38tiek . . Zion”.
fer.”
..2f01.30
s . 2 {07.7.
.Zfonfl
wide. 'i‘wo othcr‘st Road improve-
ments are also 1 mm, at Fairlield
and Greenwich.
l-‘ollowlllé is a list of tho: improve-
ments on which contractors are
asked to submit sealed bids:
Greenwich-Boston Post Road
about 8,809 linear feet. of reinforced
concrete pavcl lit from Ncw York
state lino to lh west borough limit.
Fairfield~liosion Post Road. about
5,570 linear feet. of reinforced con-
crete pavement. from Mill River to
Sanford St. u
Bridgeport and Trumbull-About
6,667 linrar feet of bituminous niac-
adom, over stone battle on the North
Bridgeport-Trumbull road.
Gudford-Sachcm's ilcad
about 4.5591lnt-hr feet of
bound macadanl.
Brantord-About 1,300 linear feet
of bituminous macadoni over st‘bne
base on the Stony Creel-i road.
Rocky Hill—Dividtnt Road-About
6,601 linear feet of reinforced con-
crete pavement.
flood.
water-
Danbu Road. ‘ ,
Milford. Orange and West Haven-
venilo officer of the district court of
lowa, at Dos hioincs. The location
of all playgrounds in the city was
charted, and a dot was placed at the
resLdonco location of each child who
had been brought before the court.
The results were striking. A prac-
tically spotless area surrounded
each playground. shading off
greater and greater density in uro-
portion to the distance from a Dirty-
ground. A similar study made by the
Playground and Community Service
Commission in Xew Orleans snowed
similar results.
“Though l had always felt the in-
fluence of these playgrounds llpon
allclintiuency," Mr. Esllck wrotc. “YO!
;i had had no positive proof of it
'l.efore. These nlaps fully convinced
me. My ten years' experience in
juvenile courts in Denver and Des
liolncs have made me a firm believer
W
DEAF HEAR INSTANTLY.
Street. New York City. There is no
waiting. no delay, no dangervbut
lkSodaBiarbonnMpom-ld. afar.” 25¢ “mm”? . . 2b,.” About 34 '72 linear feet If reinforc- guide. positive, instantaneous re-
. . - ed concre av t h B it — ' '. -
25.p..r.b..l..im.,4o.zror.u summon... . . atom m. 3...“: P ° W 5:.gag°:hg°~;;a;:8;:“;,§;.any;
50c$odlumPh°IrhIte . - . zforo‘l 15c Run“ Totleesosp . . . 21w.“ Grown-About 918 linear feet of who-is hard or hearing will be
SOchker'sMentholadehitn
medeue a o n O o
25cBlnnd’aPilh.100s . . . 2qu
; 25c Compound LicmioePowdetzfor.”
- 30cRochelleSslu. . . . . Zion“
i35cCresnaof‘l‘u-tns . . . . 21.07.83
. 3hr.“
. 2hr.”
[for-7.
2101.1.
. “or.”
bituminous macadam ‘over stone
base on the SubmarOe Base cut-
off.
Groton-About 630 linear feet of
grading and drainage at the east ap-
proach of the Thames River Bridge.
Gullford-About 600.1inear feet of
dredging for channel. construction
amazed’and delighted with this re-
markable invention the. Acoustical),
that they are offering to send it ab-
solutely tree for 10 days' trial. No
deposit—no C. 0. [1—210 obligation
whatever. If you‘ suffer. take ad-
vantage of their liberal free trial of-
fer. Send them your name and ad-
into '
rs. ’ww M- . . 2;...”
40: Magnum Pocket Combs . gig,“ at East River. . .
zscaobbedfl-aComh‘ . 311m” UrgesSchoolOfTropical
- ‘zsci-‘lextbieCotiodioa . . . liar-3
militiamen-mammal: Zia-.1
zscflpiriuoszmphor . . . lion”
dress today—Adv.
THERE is nothing obscure about
the classified columns —-except the
delightful
E CENT CIGAR SALE . '
15: PM. Alplrinlelan, I" z," 016 13c Nuvanadnvincible IL 2 for He ‘ Agriculture F 01' the south :izzoghzgymfiégtv people fall to
”WWW-(lulu: for: mi...“ in.“ no: CRIDEANS, May 1: (AP)-—- *
lnfsnts . oy asco vis. A e l l ~ . o s
3.:le Wk 5“" . . . 2:.“ n. M h ... ”a h a, m m 35.35?“ Rica. giszpgénin:;et3v . ; 1 . Every Lucky Strike is suggestive of another
MM “a“ on ‘ - '
. socSodaMlnt'rablm. 1000 . 2h.” "*"d' “i” " Sand-r. w. m d" Visit his Codgl‘aialisuofnsxevioyu; WHY some WITH WWI“ Pleasure‘ The“. added refinec
‘ . . . ”hwwm that a school or tropi agriculture - 103 ‘ t S from a costl extra 45o
* . r R » . . shag}: be! etstsblislfledm gangs. men come dY 1 th
, m M, I”. ‘ e u are e e a ' '
‘ 1.25“ l fiHotW-tedfloo- . dkmmw. . ' eeuaa'ies lies in agriculture." saidI .. o S E R V E L qifiute prOCCsso Toasan’g eve Ops ' e i
do z-Qnm. Gamma 1 7m 2hr“ Wanda-9e 15mm 2 Mr. Davis. “There are hundreds of Electric Refrigeration 'hldden flavors ofthe world sfinest tobaccos.
mo . Hasn‘t! - ‘ served in pm we. To b. thousands of acres of undeveloped l
. I ll “MOI “also 7.8., 3:151 “.15... . '. . ‘a . . .110,” :3“ "he? an- rich as the Garden or The ammo“ -
‘ * ‘ ' ’ ‘ -' an. ll t h I] 1 .
Ilium: 1 ”PM? arm“. :2 ’0' a” 45cm)” -- 1 a 0 I _' 3’9"“ “each Eatentitltimcllilltzri1 oat” tho: soil: | “I” 3 ’0'” 0°-
‘ 40¢ ' ' ° ° GkMMSC. 3. .igfis. gather?! Cantu. Ricans have salt-I _Woll St. Nor-walls
AM" 0 PM - or n or t b t ll t
. 1 M 3 5 we ~ I' ' 2 f" A new.“ ‘ M 1"” agriculture at: olghiclfi" titty “gal; l
mug-mutant Sim,“
.mm“m. so am.”
356%”. e s s e o. a
«ecu-pm [Sou aforJ.
mVnmalsmnfla. ‘. . algae
send their sons for learning that‘
would proilt them in the tropics.
"The interests of the United
States and Latin-American countries
“are mutual- ltlproduoiion could be
increased: coed roads built and'tlle'
country developed more in Central
so: Quickscaurmrlmrd {gr .81.
; ‘.' ' “9M ‘
like-pa u m :4
Elmo's..-
Nil'ciiA Riot
Let as test your
I
‘4
arms:
’ MM' ‘ . . ”ell-ash“ s 0.0’~ 3. 0““ Am th. ' i ‘ '
“e “'0 ° ' ... 3”“. ounce-moron 1:55.2me _hsvo manor?» “dragon”! ‘ “a?“ “'3’“ . .
“M " ‘ . mM‘h—huh. .Jfi‘fi """”"°‘”“°‘?m!mn . Tm.&mu Rad”
, s
«mason-ii... Ifir
midget-awn 0,. o 2“ ...
WW 0 o e s 2h,“
Your m we undeveloped re.
unless—open spaces and the lonely
- leisure o! children—pot both to. .
work for your town.
cm were Wad. n“
ohildrcn’s seats. _
lsissndaaanfl. .
S ' iii”! C 0-.
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