New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 5, 1926, Page 10

RIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1926 \Ailul ln inere mh\}. the price at 'or several years he planted 50, ~} 1868, were attacked by sevent ] 0 5 ) i 60, N o D, ' y first grade on September 1 to ‘llu bare wpot " and it s with mor common use, |has come into such |however, the glossy steeds and the % gorgeously uniformed lackeys have IN MAYFAIR ARE HOMES !Foveely soined tho other picturesaue - relics of the hey day of blue blood, Now there are few mews in Mayfalr Fixing up |thes> days which do not house dis- tinguishied families, SICAtAIRCh Meptaata e Flscms it Te sehes 1o s charee mountain, near the Colorado- Smal vt Resls n Pric : N : s Republican Demonsna R e e T — in several pitched battles with In- only pl I 1“,. “All of Ilinoi Increase Tree dls- \ sections | obtained | and next spring own nursery, doen not produce pines to supply | British Soclety Yolk Are Unique Places in Which To Live London, Feb, 5 (MMany of Yov don's arlstoeracy are busy convert |fng disused stables and atties in { Mayfa t tylis iaisonettes fol county, Missourl, Inter moving with | aYfair into stylish maisor Ao ¢ : {thelr own use and the Duke and his_parents to the country around | it SRR B e are 1 Fort Leavenworth. ‘There he grow oo (oY = G . up in the same community with [TUgr T ors of the King Buffalo Bill, and the two young men | eoniic” conied in Mayfair there has Den trying to have con- |learncd to throw the larlat, ride and |t SEEHE 0 B8 0 (0 O L granting him |be expert marksmen while goIng at |(s liva near. enough fo hask in the 1 he iay pass his | full speed 0" P! 3 % ot may pass his | full apced on cow ponles Royal smiles. 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