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llﬁllvls cluu-‘rcns - Among the prise winners at the’ , Halifax School for the Blind was Miss vol» r. Dalirof, nmllsllnl i. P. I. 1., who received a Gradmx, l urea-err Certificate. ‘ HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE-The services for Sunday, June 13th, are Victoriaat ll, 3on- sbsw at 8 and Hampton at ‘I80. The service at Hampton will be under the auspices of the W. M. S. who will present the pageant "The t Challenge o! the Cross." Special . . offering. There will be service at .- ‘“ Appln Road on Wednesday, June

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U. S. Senate Cut Out Reduction

WASHINGTON, June 8—-By fl 63 to 14 vote the United States Sen- ate late today tossed out of the National Economy Bill all provis- ions for curtailing expenditures for war veternns.

The action shot a $48,000,000 hole in the measure and cut its total estimated saving to $186,000.000. The exemption of salaries below $1,000 from pay cuts had reduced the savngs $4,000,000. _

As reported to the Senate by its bl-partison economy committee, the bill carried a saving of $238,- 000,000 and was described as nec- essary to help the new tax bill bal- nnce the budget. ‘

In place of the seven sections tightening the requirements for cash allowances and institutional care, the Senate like the House, re- tained only n. paragraph providing for n joint congressional committee to consider veterans’ legislation and report January 1 as to pos- sible changes.

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Italian Ambassador v Is ‘Seriously Ill

LONDON, June 5-—(A P.)—-The Daily Mail said today that Chiaro- monte Bordonaro, Italian Ambass- ador to London, suffered a sudden heart attack last night and was re- moved to a nursing home in ser- ious condition.

The doctors were anxious con- cerning his condltlon, the news- paper said. He was stricken while dressing for dinner at the hotel where he was staying here.

Antonio Chlaramonte Bordonaro has been Italian Ambassador in London snce 1927. He is 55 years old.

IN, MEMUIllAM

J. STANLEY WEDLOCK

lock took placegat his home, Ar- lington, _Mass. His death was due to a. ruptured blood vessel and all was done that medical. skill could do but of no avail, he passed away at midnight. He leaves to mourn a sol-rowing widow, nee Miss Bes- sie Hillman, one daughter Mrs. Simmons of Arlington, Mass, onc son at home, also two brothers, Messrs D. A. wedlock of Arlngton. Mass. Everett Wedlock of Hunter River, two sisters Mrs. W. H. Bul- man, Stanley Bridge, Mrs. C. F. Stewart, Cavendish, all of whom mourn the loss of a loving brother. The funeral was held from the funeral home, Arlington, Mass, and was a. splendid tribute to Mr. Wedlocks popularity. The floral display was beautiful. His ashes were laid to rest in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Arlington, Mass. (Patriot please copy)

De Valera Willing To ‘Make Sacrifices

LONDON, J1me 8 — (Canadian Press Cebleb-The Morning Post. today published a despatch from Dublin saying President Eamon De Valerefs attitude at yesterday's conference with J. H Thomas, British Donlinions Secretary, and Lord Hailsham, Secretory for War, indcated he wished to negotiate a new Anglo-Irish ‘Treaty amending that of 1021.

The newspaper said it under- stood Mr. Dc Valera introduced the subject of Ireland's partition and declared he was willing to make considerable sacrifices to achieve political unity of Northern Ireland with the Free Stntc.

It added the cautious attitude of Mr. Thomas and Lord Hailsham gave the President the impression their object was’ to hear what he had to say and to report back to the British cabinet.

The newspaper did not indicate the source of its information.

llsll Thirteen lloils 0| lli: leek

o'clock conducted by Louis Harris.

The death of J. Stanley W_ed-‘

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HOPllFIEbD HALL-There will be service in liopcfeld Hall on Sundayevenlng the 12th, at ‘i

SUNDAY SERVICES-Services for Orwell Vernon charge for Sun- day June 12th are as follows:- Cherry Valley ll A. M; Vermin River 2.30 P. M: St. Andrews 7,80 P. M,‘Note time for St. Andrews.

CHURCH NOTICE-West Cove- head-Btanhope-Unlon Road On Conference Sunday June l2 there will be no service in this Pastoral Charge unless a later notice appears in the papers.

T0 BUILD CHAPEL-The ener- getic people of Comm Ban have started the erection of’ a - new chapel, the inundation of which has been begun. It is understood only the concrete basement will be oom- pleted this sellsqll.

ANGLICAN sEnvlcEs-cmpsuo Saint ilohn's Church June 12, Sun- dlly School loco Holy oonllllunlon 11.00 Springfield Saint Elizabeth's Church June l2, Sunday School 10.30 Evensong 730.

MACDONALD-IIQWNIT-Atg Char lottetown P. E. Island, on June 0. 19:12, byRey Ewen maeoollgllll B. Dallrvin‘; {Macponald of Canoe Cove to ‘I Miss ‘Marjorie? Florence l-lowatt oi’ Cape Traverse.

cnuncn or “SCOTLAND. - Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Sabbath 12th at Bangor at 10.30; Kinrosa at 3; and Brooklyn at '1 p. m. There will be prayer meeting at DeSable at '7 p. m. Annual meet- illg Kinross, Saturday, llth at 1 l1. m. 3569-6-9-11.

GENERAL MANAGER HERE- Mr. A. A. Fielding, General Man- ager of the F. G. Spencer Com- pany, Ltd., St. John, N. B., arrived yesterday afternoon by car in or- der to act for Mr. C. J. Gallagher in the management of the Prince Edward and Capitol ‘Theatres dur- lng the letters lndispositlon. It is pleasing to note that Mr. Gal- lagher's condition yesterday showed improvement. ‘

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning a drunk and incapable was given 10 days: s. man charged with renting a; car; with dealers ‘l "s: was fined $5 and costs l lays: o. case of breach OI s / by-law was 3d- journod for s. neck: A summary ejectment case, was ordered carried out: the case of a man charged with the unlawful pos- session nf stolen goods was adjourned until today. There were also two peedste ,one was fined $5 and costs or 10 days, the other $10 and costs or 10 days.

ISLAND GRADUATES- Dean Sage, president of the board of managgrs of Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, addressing a class of eighty young women graduates of_ the School of Nursing of the hospital and more than 1,000 guests at the thirty-eighth commence- ment, held in the garden of the Medical Centre, announced that plans were maturing for an affili- ation of the School of Nursing with Columbia. University. The gradu- ation exercises of the school. vzidely known as one of the earliest m-

“ of the kind, began with a processions! to music by the 102d Engineers‘ Band. A speakers‘ plat-

15th, ll: a pm. The Victoria cllsill, will have charge of the music. Rev. G. Ayers, minister.

8T. JAMES LADIES AID-The

Missionary Society oi’ St. James Church was held in the schoolrollul

officers were elected for the ensu- in: year: Hon. President, Mrs. 'J. G. Jamieson; President. Mrs. W. A. Stewart: 1st: Vice President, Mrs. J. R. Burnett; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. R. Moorhead Legato; scent- Bf)‘. Miss Mary Irving; Treasurer, Mrs. I-l. R. Hlllson.

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Charlotte Home for aged ladies is new being renovated. The con- tracts for remodelling, heating, plumbing, and electric wiring are now let, and it is expected the build- ing will be ready for occupathn by the first of September. The staff will be engaged at the beginning of August and if the schelne- meets with success the directors propose, as the need arises, to enlarge the institution. There is plenty of space at the west of the house, or in the rear that extends from street m street. The lovely situation facing Rochford square and the large and beautiful garden in the rear add greatly to its attractiveness,

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of Patrick, the nine-year-old son of m. and Mrs. T1109. Flynn was held Tuesday morning from his plrents’ residence to St. Dunstanh Basilica where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. P. McMahon, D. D. The pail-bearers, little school mates of the deceased, were: Har- old DeOoste, Walter Bowlan. Albert Wilson, James Larter, Calude Bell and Leonard Arsenault. The pupils of Queen Square School attended in a body. Drecedinl the hearse. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. George McDonald.

_WEDDING BELLS—A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Adlt. C. A. and Mrs. Kimmins, 55 Villa Ave, June 1st, 1032, when the Adjt. united in the holy bonds of matrimony, Elsie, daughter of Mr. Edward Austin, Amherst, N. S., and William ma. Innis, son of John and Mrs. Mc- Innls, of this city. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Doris, of St. John, N. B., and the grgljm by Mr. Guy Austin, brother of the bride. After the marriage the young couple drove to the home of S. B. and Mrs. Crockett, where the im- mediate relatives of the bride and groom sat down to a well ladgn "ble- M B Dr's-nuptial shower, held in honor of the bride, she was the recipient of many beautiful and

Xrish them years of happy wgddgd e.

McCAB-TIII-OIIEILLY .. T... marriage took place quietly Mon- dﬂY mumlnll at the Church of the Ascension, Westmount, of Miss Marion Augustine (rlullly, o! Charlottetown, P. E. 1., daughter of the late Mr. W. J. O'R.ellly and of Mrs- Ollelllv. to Mr. Edward M. Mwerthv. son of the late m. J. o. McCarthy and of Mrs. meal-thy, the Rev. Father Gerald Berry officiating. The bride wore an en- semble of pastel blue crepe with a small dark blue hat, slippers to match and a corsage boquet ‘of pink roses and lilies of the valley. Mr. Edmond Coughlin acted as best man. Mrs. W. H. Carling, sister of the bridegroom, as matron o1

form had been erected above the stops nt the hospital entrance to, the garden and spacious lawn and

honor, wore a frock of Lanvin green ﬂut- crepe. blown ‘hut and a 001' use of pink sweet peas. -Mrs.

meeting of the Women's .

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'.ESCAPED PATIENT RETURN- ED-llloused from sleep about 3 o'clock Wednesday lnoinlnl b! the

Weymouth Street, Mr. Leonard An- drew. a C. N. R. employee, think- |lng the call might be intended for him, went- to a front window and on asking what was wanted. was told that the early caller needed a pair of old pants as he had lost his clothing across the rlver. Mr. Andrew came down and on admit- ting the man, who was clothed only in a suit of underwear, with a blanket thrown over his shoulders, at once recognised him as a pa- tient from n leonwood Hospital, and one who could act rough when Mr. Andrew wesa keeper at that lllsllllllllln in mo. Uildel’ ule pre- text of looking for a pair ‘of over- alls for the man, Mr. Andrew went up stairs and awakened Mr. ‘rhos. Mathleson, one of the Faloonwood attendants, who luckily happened lto room at the house. After dress- ing they both cams down and af- ter a little persuasion without us-

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._,__ Mr. Geo. n. Hellderwu. Mlrlm"

m], N_ 3,, 1g spending his vacation

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m. Fred Duffy is visitinﬂ it h" home in Rlverton, Lot 52 after en absence of twelve yo!" 8116"‘ l" Western Canada.

Rev. wln. miller, o. ss. n. 0i the Mission Church, Roxburl‘ Mass, has arrived in the city B" is a guest at the Redemptorlst M? tery.

mm: Rice of tho novel 13"“ staff, olfsl-lllllelnwll, p. a l. no‘ tho week end lll wwll at his 11"" He had as hi! 8116M- over c116 W“ and, Art Reardon. of (rim-lotto fmvm-New olulzow News.

m. o. s. Welsh. menu!" 3"“ of Nova Scotia, Moose Jew» 5”“ arrived home Saturday 61'9"“ w l. visit l0 his plrentl. Mr- H"! M" M. Welsh, Cumberland St.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wlsmo: Moncton. and son Bob, who h!

like aeroplane “sky-writing." Salesmaklng copy and good lay-outs are also offered in this service-

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bull visiting ma. wlrmvrel‘ P" rents, m. and Mrs. Robert Rim“ Dunstaffnage, left on return‘: the mainland yeeterdlv. accomlll"

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the processiorlal entered the garden O‘Reilly, the bride's mother, wore a ml 101'“. 68001106 thﬂdlllﬁftlllll“ over ramps‘ constructed on each‘ mauve crepe dress, a 5mg m; “l! man who isﬁof good physique, to side of the platform. "rho Rev. Dr. e corsage bouquet or mauve sweet‘ the asylum. He went‘ along quietly Harry Emerson Iosdick made the peas. lbllowtrlg the gel-smug; m] until he sighted the building, when l“ by m, gllynes who will M“ address ‘to the Irldulting class and Mrs. McCarthy left lmmedb‘ he beuedhis captors to allowbim ‘ “us”; “u. them.

gzlehbzttlllemﬁlihla among whom were two former, ately by motor for the Laurentians. to go, but he was planed back in .

ll Prince of Wiles College Studenas, Mr. McCarthy is a great-peak the institution. It is understood this Miss Muriel" Ii- R0! I114 MW Irandson of General Glbﬂeullllllilllllllﬂllﬁfilldﬂlillll Ollsistdnessumonald. Ollnstiqeemmsnderlot-shenrlusb ﬂﬂllllllflﬂﬂllﬂdmlﬁlll-INOIR

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