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:M essences. sa’ssII-eslslid '0,“ 8‘le '1" M It Th. a".,'°n “UH“ I“ “A“ 3|.iit' ‘wfih‘l A“
“3 hose house, Monday night, to re- .. . ”I n~._-;..'y ..
solve the in lists of local property ”W“ "l "W H" "t .,
l‘lllill lllll‘-l‘ri'l Lin ll"
3 W“ ”in" m. owners. This will save newton . , L ; . . , , , ‘ ,
W" - ,a‘r ' N. property owners the trouble or v75 .5 ' "‘ “Insulin in Um ‘1') ... iiu .. . .
“m. a,“ New rues-s making the we to city hall to file i . _ _ , ‘ .. M,
4"- m their lists. and especially benefits ' u _ ~ ‘ . ' m.-. . .
1...... in... east - the commuters many. During the terrible stints! at ~Vaiie For e the Th h d h' if, h‘ .m- uii-i n... A... in .. ,
H I . a, . 'p o t .. ‘ll'iil \iiil‘ Iilf Iiitivlii'v‘
as rue-mm ...23 American arm was continually sis at n g by mm. m. not “m” in. a “My” Hm... . .
“~ Id “0 W 7’“ "“‘"" “““n‘ °’ “‘° R°' false reports the enemy's approach. Burr was placed ‘ sbi ‘ ‘ of th .. ' i ‘ - “d: ‘ ‘1}! ~ '- , .
. m wayion Civic Association will b. k i a . 0 I“ fly 0 MI". llfi [illoil )L’l‘illl .1) .i ‘lli.
"" in cornmsnd of an im ortant pass nown as the oil d B h d i w-”
, . held Monday evening at the hose , . an an ear onenght - '
"lun- “Pm""m" m and began at once a r id system of police. its vls ted (.‘~ ”if... i. u omi . ,. ;. ,
AM house. It is expected that there w 0‘ m “um” It mutiny.
“,"§.'“E'il:m be a large attendance of members Ill. sentinels every til t. .iiii inni ii]. \t'llll Ill . ..
‘ In Yeti “0 u matters of general interest Will bc .. -.-------—.-~~. llll.‘ iii liis liOfll: in l ;
I'll I“ disco-ed. iii-'llilllb ll'h‘llllt' lid .1. ,i
“lb ””1... :8“ u —— iii list; :xnllunhl Unlllt of
sum. The Rowayton Mother's club held —
MG 1‘ ‘ LU a very successful cake and fudge 'l‘lii. liiv. Worniiis .‘l. ,:i. I
M” """" one!) u” sale for the benefit of the Rowaytott m l'inTi NW!" 1., 1 ' ' :i
Lulu” find 3’5“"‘1" “umoon' iiiui‘iiiiig fur Slllldill-Z \, «i .
A THOUGHT- A good gum was cleared. lius brtii it‘llill'hlld ii; i.,; . , ~
. My! mission.
T0 we aide in humuT-‘Burm-. *l'rs. Clement D. Albrecht. Logan _~__M_
piece. and son. lrving Albrecht. v“... womb“... “in . ,l
1‘“ hllnd lace. motored over 30“" tli'iri-l; llll‘l llils Ellllil iii ‘
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OH. MAN. BUT YOU‘RE setsm‘t Mount-in bridge to Highland Falls, . llllllli ui Airs, \Ylliihin l
N. Y.. Thursday. it'iy. at _' llclden pinto :xi, ,.
The average man will admit to Mrs. Anna Good has ”turn“. to : Mr “m Mr" film,- H ,
himself. secretly at least, that lie is her home in Stamford after spond- . f .i‘ ~ Sunni sin.“ «til i i. l:;.- .- ..
smart. Borne admit it openly. The ing several days with Mr. and Mrs. . , -. . Wm” M ”bomb” ”Wm ‘
educated man finds the further be Edward Shine. Crockett Itmt l . -- _ . 3"“ out "Pilots is n tiéne. age "a one of the Mine. \u.
- s . . leveled h s musket at on. at on was too _---_.
‘0“ in the hunt for knowledge. the Mrs. Henry Foreit. McKinley ' Burr. with l Ith h T”! dd f M ab h t 'l‘li: Uil'rl!‘ Kin. . . m.‘ :.~
kn . qu . W a so on sweep o s s er. s stno e il
less he on place. and hits. John Plsndsr. .‘hf. Inspected his un- til ' ”i. m." b m. elbow "0‘” “Wm, ‘ 1‘ :1 {Ir :x. “um“ M
Study brings out the fact that with Crochet. mm. mm m Gm“, tries at on“. keeping an . e arm 0 h edor‘e‘h uti .. d Yb" 8 K _ w.“ him”, my
all our civilisation no human sov- wich Thursday evening represent- T mu_ it. No more VIII 00.! o O m ny. an . w e an _.-
l e supon them ors . d h ii i .
eminent ever has approached in ins Banner Council. Sons and « remained on at]. t ere were no more a se a arms. I. ,,_ M. 1 HM.” ..
Dali hte f Libert t nous MOVO. (Continued ) . ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
perfection the economy. patriotism. 3 ’3 ° 1- .6 ~“ --—-'.- .w l i} r .. it, null. .114... l. . . « ,
...._. ._. "It‘ll in". tiny \.l.i;, .
nit-sacrifice. devotion. and perpet- __..cmm.. . n“ Cough Belief; ifr'wn M “wily,“ mu...» .. r,
ulty to be found in the government at Allen's Drug Store-Adv. _ _ _ I . , . in“, ,, H Wm M MED“ ‘
or in. hom-beu- —- From The Old Republican Ticket . Editorial Views i _.._.__-_,..._-_,_._
Insects are the original paper. silk MET?” dli'iuchml‘iogth Norwzlk. l “A, H‘Altn M.”-
- SD?!“ UPS 83' W 01' mo or. P M (Election Tuesday, Nov. 2) Of S P 'l:.: ioiiuwiiig it...“ WWW, 5
and honey makers.i go have. :9? Mrs. Royal Dicker. McKinley ‘3th, en asters Unltt'd States Senator l tate apers 1),. l l 0' iii» rimming ..
MM beaten them n 0 9890? ill— I HTRAM BTNGHAM ---~—~- --.. -—-- -'~~-~~ -— . In 102.. 1‘ lb, um;
ideas. but our imitation silk ‘5 “1’ Rowayton 3.9““ Church Yet here. Lcartos! Aboard. absurd.I New Haven. SHOT'LD APPROVE All)“.
letter to the genuine. and our syn- Rev, victor Bcgllsc, pure.- 10, 51mm; i Governor. ‘Sh‘mml’ Mvwm ) in. i ~. ..: u... \;.._., . 1 .
iii-tic honey .wom. 3W1“!- °°l°b°r ”- The wind Ills in the shoulder or, JOHN H. Tituum'ii, , .. H -‘ _- J I H p I. m xi.- M.i i.......r-.i ...~
'5 K" We now have the radio with its 10' Sunday “M“ your will. , ‘ Plainvills. . ‘ 1"” q“ 1"“?l . 3""4" 1'. ‘1 . . it 1‘. ii. ..,‘ ,.:.r..’ ...|[‘ ii .,i.
ibiilti s s 11' “mm" "mm “m" “mm“ a. a v. \ <ti)"t’l ’ni' ’l'liv‘lre my: ”I‘WM'" CONN"? z"f ‘SMN‘M “‘ ‘1‘" 7”“ " E ‘1‘." " “ V ““4 "“t “l ’ ‘7
.2 great educational poss es n on "The Greater Thmnu . n 1“.” I. ,. .1.” ml“. . , . J. EDWIN BRUNAM‘ Igor.) h... in”... ...n.’..i,..3 in, W. 0,.“ m. 5:.” ,
' static tortures. but the insects long 5:”. young peoples' ”any that». u i H- E. Brantord. lRepuhllcnn par-u. ll..- \\)Z-'lll or. .,
have been able to signal one another 7:30. evening worship with set. And “We MW pi‘t‘cnpis in tin mini». 5“,..." illii- toun rie-‘iilrrd m Mmuiuriiuiz. 4 v.1 .W, a .0.“ )WI‘
men on "LI e's s lrituai Resources." 0W FR NClB A. PALLOT'"! 'iilicy wanltd a l’llilliL“ :zi iii-t lJmlil . .3 .i. i . _ ... . ;.;. .3 i.._~»1 . .
on, relatively long distances by Meettnn‘of th: week: Look thou chui'iicmi GM ihl' ‘ A Hartford. l .of Sr-lvctuion flllil 'l-t'vl iuii u. i ,, ~ ;..,.. - A.
V some system which we do not “a.“ Wednesday. 10 a. in. all day sew- ihOUKlHB “0 WHEN". " Treasurer inemor-riitu. Tonight lliv incl...”- 3 < m .. .’-. . “in ll ii ll‘w.’ ,
derstand. m" meeting of the Lsdies' Aid Nor any nnproportion‘d thought his. ERNEST 8. ROGERS lot the town life viilmrl to mend it win.» l. i.. rm d l l -
One of our DTObloml in iilumins- sock”. A act1 New London. ‘ town meeting to puss on the ifv‘.‘t‘- ‘i‘. A.
uon is to create a fire which glows. a p_ m.. Deft Finger Circle at the Be thou familiar, but by no iiioiiiisl Comptroller 11927Ttown Iliiiilrcl Mr llrl‘liiircd M V _-.
. home of M1” ngllh Bcoi'ield. 515,). vulgar; , FREDERTCK u. SATAN \\- tic Dun iunril or .i'i'rntre. uric 4 W . Hunting ‘nr "fflm <1. .i, .
but which does not bur: :0 f“. in land avenue, The friends thou lllLFl. nnd their; Westport. 1 Him in lhu tin-posed budlrtl vans ‘. .».- :iini .~.r.~ i i‘li' ii. .. ..-
I in" best lights. much 0 t e energy ' Thuudgy, 7:45, mid.week “who, adoption tried. l Attorney General for an appropriation of Slew fer1 1., o , Ifw'ii . '_ luis ii. mil... . .i»
,g‘ot combustion is wasted in the form topic "'l‘ne 30cm Teachings of Grapple um“ w my mu, “.1“, Mom; BENJAMIN w. “JIM; .a sprciul audit of the lmvn looks ,iiis ”WC” loin l< :1. .
of heat. Light-producing insects. “a“... of no.1; ' New Britain. it seems but fair ’hni this item . (or: .371” MM“. - A‘ ~ n.
such as the fireflies. are able to Friday. 7:45. choir rehearsal. But do not dull thy palm with en- Ihouid "who ”it! unritl-‘iiiilvd nup- ”wk-
kindle in their bodies a little blue —— tertsinment P0“ of Rt‘numlmn "nil DW‘OCWHC li , . 1‘” """ .
. " v' . electors allkf‘. First Selectman 0)“ 11-“ I» M»- «wr- . Lin
l I'thh l! more than ninety-nine p" wofglwll‘ll‘bbfol :zullaeg:mloctslw:l 0‘ exgencgcrfi‘lfi: d, untied» d 001“ l D ti Ti k t Andrew Schicclitwcg is starting on doors Saturday . ruling with i,.'iil.‘..2<i. i
rut light and loss than one per cent but). 'servioes m 1h. Bowayton Of entrance to a quarrel. but being emocr. c c e two yrum of hard work, He should insiic Dulllucluia. to Liar lion.” a.
' “- Methodist church tomorrow. in " "‘
discovered a muscular
horses as much as thirty-five de-
grees centi-grade.
‘ We cool our rooms with electric
fans, but before electricity was
harnessed the bumblebees had
learned to station individuals along
their passageways to create cool air
currents by constantly fluttering
their wings.
Had man paid heed to the insect
world long ago. the gardener might
have learned points in his art from
> the ambrosis beetle. which plank
beds of snootuent fungus in its bur-
rows to furnish nourishment for its
mag. "The soldier might have
learned the possibilities of poisonous
it“. in war-tam from the bombar-
‘ilet‘ beetle. which hurls discomfitlng
asset victim and by that means
We: and preserves it as food
Oh, man. with your little white
5;.“ ball. your racing auto. your
Tm» that has light. your radio.
Bass Soloist At
Trinity Church
Rd Zeiui‘f. of Bridgeport mid
1: Ygrk and one of the but
it‘ll of the younger bass singers
*New York City. is the new bass
' - t at Arinity church, this an.
‘81-. Zoloft. formerly sang in u“
‘ way Tabernacle and St. James
- no church in New York. He is
' ember or the famous Schcla Cus-
" and has done much concert
. t'. lolutt. having studied under
ide Geocheidt. teacher of m
. Judson House and Renown.
same highly mmmccdcd to
music committee cf: W
h. and trials on the pasta.
are have proven that Mr. Zelda
mpeuenorofaremarhablynn.
. and a worthy addition to Trip-
choir.
. succeeds Xalita Wilkins. The
committee or the nan-y .1
‘ . garish condom of Philip N.
" :Md William H. Dillinger,
of
‘ ms before men learned to warm
a his habitation with fire. the bees had
exercise
whereby in very cold weather they
could raise the temperature of their
New Jerse men was
_—‘_
'l'hebsbyucdtobst
’Quse'stcedofwashiughsndsand
A committee meeting for the
Halloween psrtyto be held in the
Rowaytoh Methodist church. Friday.
October 2!. under the auspices of
the Rowayton Men’s club. will be
held early next week. More par-
ticulars concerning the meeting will buy 3
be announced later. But not expressed in fancy; rich;
—— not gaudy; i
Mrs. in H. Kiggins. McKinley
street. who has been quite ill for the
past several weeks will leave tomor-
row for a week's visit with Dr. and
Mrs. Howard Stevens of New Mll-
ford. Mrs. Kiggins' many friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lamphsre
have returned to their home in
Hartford after a visit with Daniel
P. Wicks. Crew avenue.
—a——-——
Huge Still Found;
. Too New to Use
NEW HAVEN. (AP)-—A second
visit of Federal agents to the farm
of George Eagle. in Orange. yester-
day. led to confiscation of a. 1.500-
galion still and a steam plant for its
operation.
The still was new and had not
been Operated. It was ready for use
and had been built into a small
frame house in the center or an ap-
ple orchard. The steam plant was
in an ice-house. Night before last
a raid on the farm uncovered to
empty alcohol drums. This raid had
followed one on another farm two
miles distant where a distillery
thought so have been operated by
Island.
A
JUNGLE.
by.
he himseu. his
But doesn't any more.
fzr-z
Boat ’t that tli’ opposed may beware
Give every man thine ear but few
Take each man's
Costly thy habit as thy purse can‘
For the apparel oft proclaims the:
And they in France of the best rank '
Arc must select and generous, chief "
Neither a borrower. nor a lender be;
For loan oft loses both itself and
And borrowing
This above all: to thine own self be
Thou .tiist not then be false to any
Farewell; my blessing season this in
thee! m,
—Shnkespcarc: l‘olonlus' advice to
his son. in Hamlet. Act 1.
Scene 3.
Another Democrat
NEW CANAAN.—New Canaan
Democrats are having trouble keep-
ing their nominees nominated. An-
other instance is Cornelius 0. Tay-
lor. a retired farmer. who was nomi-
hated
evening. without being consulted.
When he was notified he declined to
accept the nomination. So the town
committee has named Charles Cros-
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UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNI-
were in rim one
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‘ 0 SEN “NED-BO~ UTE NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 16, 1926.
its—scorn nostrils CONN. subunit. ocrosnn 16.1920.
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of thee
thy voice;
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serve thy Judgment.
but rc~
man,
spa station l
in that. l
friend,
tlulls the edge of
husbn nd ry.
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(Election Tuesday Nov.
tinned States Senator
ROLLTN U. TYLER
llnddam.
Governor
CHARLES G. MORRIS
Newtown.
liiculensnt Governor
MILO R. WATERS
Norwich.
Secretary
DAVID M. RICHMAN
New Haven.
Treasurer
PETER i\l, KENNEDY
Waterbury.
Comptroller
FRANCIS BROWNE
Thompsonvllle.
Attorney Gout-at
FREDERICK M. McCARTH!
. Anacnla.
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J.
be '1..." I ”an“. '0 "I" with it i‘ummings. the party’s l‘iOllilll'i:
iclgan plum, in all lionkkct‘plng stnator. Bptaii Ull int; issiias of Tim
Ii'ltems thorn nre liable to be "“45“” Ciiml'flliz'lh
methods [Wi‘lllllil‘ 1., n... 1“,“, of . A ......._.. ‘ ,
the books alone ,rlit'ht' [li‘g’llllltl'o ‘ ‘ 1P“? Lied t'lihiii 1 int... ‘1 . (xvii
Hire in most imiiinwns nrt- lllnjt—T-l'pj' “'1‘” “3f“ ifhi'vl‘: “4: i :I.
stood only by tho helper himself. "“l‘E’I‘N‘M 3"“!“9 ""'_““""
In order to gim llie rm“. S'Lrs' My“. ALL. since rust .lilln. aim.“ ”up”;
. ii .\“ rwal lt:l in;
man a fair start. and use to moire a U K ”5- d '
llllll responsible without exttisr. it
is fair iha‘. llil’ town books ln’ llals‘
Altul‘iit-y vasit' 'l. lltii’i'ui‘ :iz..l
‘nnii to the electors themselves. “me a prosperous year llllil'll‘ the
supervision of bliss Dustin.
Polish Testimonial
i‘Northem Lights
nd it must follow, as the night the
day.
man. '-
Gives Up Fight
as representative. Tuesday
a local meat merchant. to take
place.
l' Gummmm. the
TIES are continually flitting
through
classified columns.
Divorce Decree
For Mrs. Neuman
Given Yesterday
Alice Scoricld Neuman of South:
Norwalk. who married William A.
Return”) July
A divorCe yesterday for dcsertion in
April 16. 1923.
norv in Clearwater.
uorking in a bakery
plaintiff, asked by the court as to
the real cause of her husband loav-
llig. replied that William
poor provider. lie loved
money but not for
and there had been constant wnng.
ling over his distaste to earn money
or support her.
"He suddenly declared
he left that he was tired of married
life.
and that was the last
saw him." declared the plaintiff.
Elisa Adeline Wade. of Bridgeport
mother
murdered George Nott in August.
1920. husband of Ethel
Nott.. for which he paid the dentin
penalty. was granted a divorce from
Elbert
divorce was granted on the ground
'7
a.
1931. was granted
Her husband.
Fla.. and
shop.
is
is
The
was it.
to spend
housekeeping.
the day
and that it was too expensive.
time I ever
of Elwood Wade. who
Hutchinn
Wade. milk dealer. The
l Tie Up Wires
3 BOSTON (AP).—Aurora Borcalis,
iiilai strange electrical force that is
inlso known as Northern Ligiits,‘
singed our northeastern l'niiuj
Suites and (lit? Canadian
zsigned by memw l’mcs expressing
nll'lrlllll‘i‘ , .. A . :
'rioniicee yesterday. interrupting:- thr. admiration which tlit. l’oiixsh‘
lidegral‘h communication and lying; ¥Sim:":“r for ill" AIM-Man moi-“q
lllp press association wires. \Viresi ‘) L
.nll the way from New York to SL! The u1cssngo,vbeautlfiiliy bound in:
H. 1m. N. 13.. and North Sydney. Nova i one hundred volumes. together \t‘itiié
ism“... were affected, a gold medal, (ht‘ gift of the Polish.
At the Western Union offices in ”“91“ “a" P'C’emfd by D" 1‘0”.
llorion ground currents registered 9°“ Kotnomski. t.hairrnan of “4"”;
voltage as high as so and 5;. vol“ National Sesquicentcnniai Committee,
linitcd States government leased t°r Poland. ‘
wires suffered in the same “a,- as The presentation at the White
commercial and press my“ ll-louse was attended ly the l'olish
Radio communication. lioxrcver.lNinlll¢r- Dr- KONIOMIH Bald 1”
apparently was unaffected. Commer- i N": 5
Clitl and government stations report- "The spontaneous tribute paid toi
ed that they had noticed no troub. ; the people of this great democracy“
la from the Aurora Telegraph ' hi’ the 960le 01' P0181“! 0“ the
companies succeeded in cvercomingll-‘ourtb of July and the nstionvwide
the sudden interruptions of serviceJmessage of friendship. of which i
by discarding the ground at times. l have the signal honor to be the
M . part t3t tGll‘l'flDh circuits and . bearer are the living proof thiit the
ualns all-menu“: circuits ‘love for those highest and noblest
Adjustments Fall ideals of humanity freedom. equality .
Slow transmission of market Justice and peace among nstions.i
transactions between Wall "REL which animatosthe American end)
New York and London was caused Polish people .111“. binds much,
by the magnetic disturbances this more clmiy together then any mn-
morning. terlal considerations."
: '.
for
firmed at tho start of his ntimilils-l’ffflmy "“3",“ ,l‘. “,Wshuyz ““1“?”-
trslion. This editorial should not L'” ”m 1" [“1‘I‘L‘“ ‘ ' L
be coatstrueri as moaning thus is Mr. am Mmr-ngu‘fi“ Yum.“
:int' a mm to 0 ‘ t .
Illn'vlzt‘r lg? i! r’il’l‘ tigllczlrittohrlir ‘15::— l‘It‘ 1:? Drug“: parents (I: a ham"
.30”: of the ‘mi'n in vctr- :tn appm. L r" um [“5 nwmms‘
.pr'intlon Wllir‘ll insures fairness to The COURlllfithT‘F-S‘llilll‘i! oi tin-m
"M m“. and Old n'lmmm'm‘m’l“ Sornsllt high school Lids l-‘ail‘ to
For The President.
\VASHINGTON' To P t c s l d c m.
. Coolidge was presented a testimonial:
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.‘ili (loin business is deport»
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Our meats and vegetables are as
MODERN MARKET
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South
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can save if they plan it
and that is the only sure
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fresh as our eggs.
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Among
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Hooked front, built-up shoulders.
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it was a "pleasure and primes! to
of descrtion September 2. 1923. but
the testimony of the woman was
that the desertlon was a forced one.
President Coolidge responded that
Flutter Fanny Says:
a. '
”rho tributes
receive the testimonial.
thus paid to
the
was
that
Mrs. Wade told the court that she
married in March 1191. and
there had been no d
.
United fitates by the Polish pepplr,"
he continued. “and the act of the
President .0! Poland in proclaiming
the Fourth of July last a national
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mrnts with her husband until after
the Nott tragedy. She said that her
husband assumed s cruel attitude
toward her that was sometim- tin-
bcarable. Mr. Wade told his wife to
get out of their home in Hillside av-
enue. or if she did not he would
shoot her. Ab she believed her hus-
band fully intended to carry out his
thndt she said. she went to live in
Mountain Grove street. later lev-
ing to Colorado avenue and Is now
living in John street.
Polish holiday are
knowledged and are evidences
unity and good-will
country which are most highly ap-
preciated bv the government and the
people of the United States.
hold for the Government and peo-
ple of Poland sentiments or high re-
gard and the best of wishes. as has
been manifested by the part taken
by this country in therevivmcstlon
of Poland."
toward
gracefully so-
of
this
who
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Feast day of St. Gail. Abbot. bor- .
in Ireland soon after the middle e!
the lath century. 3
New York Goutte. first new-pea
per in New York. first heel is
William Bradford. 11!
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the year round
on this receiv-
ing set.
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roux
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are protected by heavy,
case-hardened
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and other safeguards that
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