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First Section
Pages 1 to 4
PIM YEAS NO. 10.
LOCAL HISTORICAL
SOCIETY PROPOSED
Coltingw.od Bulletin : The
G•dertch Signal le doing a good
bit of lora' historical work on
Ito own aecuuot. 11 L publish-
ing each week items referring
to Important events in the his-
tory of int town. A historical
society In an old taws such as
Oodsekh and au „Irl settled die-
tttist such as that that surrounds
tis Lake Huron port Would Mad
a fruitful Meld in which to work.
Such a organtzatton would not
leve research to one, but
enlist active aaelstance of
"[PORTANT GATHERING
OF PRESBYTERIANS
DUNGANNON
AT
r
Annual ][seting of 1Eai�
M11aalonary secretary, .bowed the need
of forward step! all the time. The
Forward Mission policy for 1122 1e
• more members, more home religion
and more prayers; Interesting others
: eeprlally the youth. Mrs. Cumming,
Young Women's agcretary, reported
two young woman's aoc(etles. Miss
Makrolmeon, of Hamilton, Provincial
Young Woutau'a secretary, was prevent
. and gave a narration of the origin and
growth of W. M. 8., M. B., C. G. I. T.
and Y. W. Auxiliaries.
Ou motion carried that a hearty
vote o thanks be tendered the differ-
ent elitorw who have eo kindly pub-
lished our reports and nodose In their
papers dnring the past year.
lira. Coombe occupied the chair dur-
ing afternoon session which opened
with devotionai exercises led by mem-
ber. of Ripley Auxiliaries.
A very kindly address of welcome
I was given by lire. Robt. Davidson,
!Dungannon. Mies Mather, correspond-
ing -secretary, In her remarks ezprese-
ed hopefulness In the future work, re-
porting thirty auzlllaries and one Y.
W. auxiliary. Addretrens were given
during the year by Miss Ross and Miss
Warren, of Ronan, Mrs. (Rev.)
Ilton, Gode•rich, and Pk4d Sec
Miss Witched!.
•
POO Iliad Presbyterial Held In
Erskine Church
The eighth annual meeting of Mait-
land Presbyterial was held In Erskine
eh;rch. Dunganaoe. un May tkh. Mrs.
Hobt. Davidson prt',ddel over morning
session, members of Port Albert W.
1!. S. sedating In devotional ezert'1aes.
�rrr Coombe gave a ple•ealnyg and help
NU •ddrese, which was followed by
fall and satisfactory reports of the
different aecretarles.
Recon ins- 8ecretary, fire. Methow e,
reviewed the seventh annual and semi
aterence bee! lu Wln;ham on Sep -
Der 20, Mrs. Murdle, Measnger
R, reported Rtt) snhwTiptions
'aI1CT" ry hies s ger: Mid. Mal-
endIdbrary seems
cola. Liters
tart'. railed attention to the need of
good .p -to -date magazine% ae well an
religious pr ra ; Supply .eseretar7.
Mrs Young, pr�ported 11 bat.. and 1
boa. ..at to Portage la '?.trtt Boerti-
15. Sup-
pIe* waked bol this uyeair •Tree outfit.
tor at Round
ve boys and live YAM Bearding Seboui girls
M re Mr-
Alydm.f rrlxlrted work dune by the
pees, Mrs. Rimed reported .''i0 Home
p(egOt•va Ott' Yew toning
Matrrtger. Mrs. Harkness.
A motion made and carried that _
cording -secretary report be sent to
Presbytery.
Mission Band secretary, Mrs. Got-
ten, deplored the decreraae In eontrl•
buttons. retelpte being $907.185. She
advised that contributions of W.M.B.
and M. H. be not diverted to other use.
but sent direct to Presbyterial treas-
urer. Mrs. Meanie reported W.Y.N.
receipts '6,603.07, • deceease of $406
(Continued on page 9)
17.
MIAs Muriel Galt, having eomoleted
her year's work In the Queen Clty, M
ZurichFeared • 6 ru quite a hand b the f
•
First Game
Was De / ; and certaluly very timely; was
7 aqe,
NiJ 1'he taus were glad to see "Bird"
w fitnryter a in uniform uu the bench,
• • B. A• ` and !topers are expressed that he may
"''en lu the line-up in the near
future.
Purities Paint Zurich With
3-0—Young Performs
11Kalsomine Brush,,,
Score The picturesque figure of the Znn
kb team was • ruu7" Wurm, 300
pound
Brilliantly en the Box,
wow baea'man.
3 Hits, 11 Strikeouts
Goderich saw a real ball game on
Wednesday of this week when the
Purities shut -out their rivals of old, Siebert' If 4 0 0 1 0 0
Zurich, by the stole of 3-0.
I. Hoffman. see ,,, 4 0 0 0 1 0
The weather man again threatened (laurry, c 3 0 0 9 5 1
llainew, p 3 0 0 0 1-1
to spoil the game, but the darkened Braun, rf 3 0 1 0 0 0
brows of the fans. who simply would ('. Hoffman, .lb 4 '0 0 10 0 0
not be robbed of'thr battle, eventually Wurm, 2b 3 0 0 I 0
persuaded Jupiter I'luviue that he was (!liras, K 3 0 0 1 0 o
z Obreln 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals
X Batted
�� h
Zurich ABH A POA F,
t' Hoffman, 3b ... 5 0 2 1 8 0
less welcome than King Sol. - _ -
Almost 2000 appreciative fans wit- 32 0 3 24 -
nessed Zurich's downfall: and down- for Celltas le ninth.
fall le the only fitting term, because
they were mowed down eonslsteetly
8tt�neq
by Jack Young. and were allowed only Aod.rieh 1 00 2 0 0 0 0 z-3
three scattered hits. Moreover, what Zurich 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o- -0
adds spice to the program, Goderieb Stolen Base• --P. Mcl'arrol tel.,
!farted off on the right foot In win_ Clarence Hoffman: &sacrifice hits -el.
Ding the fleet tilt of the season bei Mc'arrol, Blast, ('hurry; two )lase
tureen theme team. when last year the Mt -Haynes; '-atrnck -out-By TOW*
Pit/ties administered the only League 11, By Haines 2; bases op halls -Of
defeat suffered by the ';champions of Young 1, off Haines 1; wild pitch -
1921." Haines; hit by piteher-young to
Goderlrh scored In the first inning:
Pat McCarroll, having ringlet) and
stolen second, came home on a wild
throw by the catcher In a vain at-
tempt to cut him off at third.
Young fanned the big end of the
batting order one, two, three, In the
fleet Inning. while 'kines returned the
compliment in the sixth, striking out
Vending her holidays at her home they Purines' heavy artillery.
here. I I McCarroll
Jean fo
*nu
Mien Roma Wallace and Mies
Mao -Ewan have returned home.
Ing flniehe-d their first
at Toronto t'ntrsg�--
s�A-�YERTTSEMENTS
orm of a
ouble, and "faddy" rerped home
with his second run and the one earn-
ed run of the gene. Haynes complet-
page ed the aeoring for tbe day. rupnint all
esake
the way home, when hi! Dam
Der 1{4a I,oeet-I.ewve at The Signal 12 Haines threw wild to third.
Oyt'e Clarence Hoffman In registering hia I
North Huron Lateral A Otis second hit In the seventh. rapped one 1
Ruin. and salad Tss- re sharply through the pitcher's box. Ray Mission Rand whkh Jo ire Jack Young a hand
)fere Goode for the Big bale -L R. 4 severely, when he attempted to handle
Meet Co. 5 the scorcher -
C, Cook Strove )ham t- sT175, • • . • Zurich was retitled on three pitched
Stove Wanted ---'Hoz The balls In the eighth, two pop Else and
12
Signal
Bunn!* (Yards--Ha7s �b�y� a great -
Iwetiesa fait-�1. il6 iMsohhalk • • •' S aur deserves
s splendid effort to
12 a grounder. short to first. Jac Young
(Hearin, Helmet ; panned hall --J. Mc-
Carrol: left on bases-Goderieh 3,
Zurich 8; umpires -Meeker and Rey. _
nol(Is; time -1 hours.An Explanation of The Object
Base -
Liners
And Interpretation of
• • •
Next home genie is on W'dOes'ta7,
Juno 7th, when Wingham plays here
In tite nig Four.
• • •
Wonder w6afkind of an advertise-
ment Zur'ieh•can write up for the Lan-
don papers of this game ? They "put
on with" a trowel" usually end let
the home team away with everything
.
The "Heruld•' makes a Joke of Waif
in 'copying 80 mach verbatim from
'.The signal" In sport aqullae, espee.
tally when It .aye I can't recognise
,eI(lerich as "old rivals." ."never have
)Ng been in danger from the Gpderfch
boys•" It would be better for Zurich
to make their eeasou's boasts few and
far between
DO YOU READ
THE BOX SCORE IN
A CORRECT MANNER?
Burling was robbed at a good hit by I ball Sunllllary
Siebert's splendid rumtieg catch in the ,
f
missing ' ('I, nn
home couldn't put any'tltte into the in-
field at till.
• • •
Young purely showed up the heavy
hitters on the Zurich team and they
didn't seem to like being stood on
their heads.
• • •
"Paddy" MC -arra again showed
his speed on the pat by stealing two
ba sea.
• • •
Both pitchers had spi�td control
throughout.
• • • -
re/
dent n
of the game.
The scorn are assembled after the
peas trot tlgttree suaek nut dnrluR North HureO
the coate•t ae ordisg to the Morse The annual meeting o the Nort _
coke as used In baseball. Aa the eom• Huron (Federal) ',there l Asox dation foam parties end 1t
Dilation of thenee tummy dirt a twrx• will b. held at Wtnghe= en Tugela) ' town Phrt that teevenl of these
score le quite a task, an explanation next, at 2 uetoek p.m. 1'b. appoint. for this
of the object and interpretation of the' ment of delegate! try local assoehitlon• sertadons lav been repeated
sumtn/try woe be in order. I win
not be necessary as al! Liberals book
In the box ae•nr.. nnrpwr 1w recorded i ere Invited to attend, and It Is hoped The Harmony 807%OreheKrao gee
be well re- piece!. nrovidad with a do. (Chlekot-
every player the number n pteseOt•d, were heard with plea.ule In their
hat:' the runs sono varies) vocal vele wens.
any, the number of ant torr, assists. — - Sia- els ? SeK wM gp/ bd
b
means
!OR SJOMI PIU TIN i CO., LOQTED. £.Y6iiea
Put vtlt. while the pitcher Is mention-
ed in the stmrmary as having a eer.
Min number of etrlkaeuts.
ilacrl1(e hits require judgment as
the rule states "that a sacrifice bit
'hall be credited to the batemau.
advances a runner a hese by a '
hit which results in the batsman he -
Inge put out before reaching fief, or
aould eo result If it were bandied
without errlir." Also "a sacrifice bit
is credited to a batsman who hits •
fly ball that is caught but minks In
a run being scored on the torch or
would in the judgment of the scorer
80 nesnit 1f caught."
A "time at bat" needs careful ex-
planation too. "a time at hat." states
the ride, -begins when a batsman
take,: his position and continues until
he 1.. put out or becomes a hase-
runner. But a time at bat shall not-
tw eharged against a batsman who le
•
it
DEACON MORRILL SOUSES
The man who sees tbe other
fellow's side as well as his own
doesn't hare so many chance. Ib
get mad, bat he L likely eo
•wing an awful wallop when be
does start
PREPARATIONS MADE
FOR BIG MOTOR HIKE
AND LUNCHEON HERE
Stratford and Ooderich Boards of
.1rded first base by an umpire for Trade Unite III Extensive Pro
-
being d
bel g tit by a pitched hall, or on
caller) halls, or when he mnkee a saeri- !gym for Road DisensxfnII
flee lilt" all of which Is quite plain:
a batter's average• is thus
dlvhling the tote! number of times at
do
bat" into the total number of hits
made.
"Fielders choke" is the play in
which a fielder. after handling a bat-
ted hall, elects to retire a base runner
Instead of the batter. "In case the
runner Is retired" reads the rule "or
would he retired. but for an error, the
batter shall be charged with a time at
bat but no hit." Thus on a ball hit
to the shortstop. who, a man being on
first, thrown to second bane to eat off
the runner Instead of throwing to first
base to put out the. runner the play
iis recorded as a fielder's choice and
re•konel in average's aceording to the
rule stated.
Rules regarding errors and stolen
r
and Judgment enters into many uoftthe
ion
of the' tlerlrious. However. from this exp(an-
hases are too leo s y fo
w
he motor hike, postponed from last
year, to be participated in by motorists
from Stretford and all intermediate points
to (ioderich is to be heki on Friday, June
2nd.
The Stratford Chamber of Commerce is
pushing the scheme with vigor, the prop-
osition being to have three Provincial
Cabinet Ministers attend a mid-day lunch-
eon to be given at the Hotel Sunset and
deliver addreass on the good roads pol-
icy. In this connection they will be assist-
ed by the °tlyexee of the Ontario Motor
League, ae well as the Presidents of the
Strati/ad and Goderieh Boards of Trade.
ft Is expected that at heat 100 gars
;Continued on page 3)
JOLLY DINNER-DANOB
AT HOTZle, p�
a. 70 Opening Night Well Attended ler
Musk and Dimer
In flue culttmuA optweaite the nano " all accts of the riding will tog piano, played In splendid atyle
' l f -time, at
td if any. Mts 1t
and
iiaiaae.amiled ter tl a unsptsen slii•;.atai .eves!. •tk�►t�ere Clinton and Reeaforth peest are by those who danced, wh11e to others
in 1n' tie sixth liming when P. fire ] n the wuomary M Rrv.•w th�r half holklara' how !s it
plaF and the haw w tabled formed the chiefr?'
1He*Imtary the box 1 g
FurelgO Anetba YaM-Mea M.J. Howkr.. 2r�tt e !Carroll tied from t eh sides of the be Innings. two and th.r.
and !frond (the' eomee that 0
Carroll, who has J • • • out.. scull 1
prime favorite with the Jana. well as the store keepers, w+psec1a11J inc dinner was cert datnty
Zurich attempted a rally 1n the The Zurich battery did not !!et up' players pa. et re ipetting(including lnbredouble
h the staffs to the postoinces of teeny and being served In careful and
ninth and in this they were aided to ezpe•tatlon
performance .Car s haring
only Tt his i1e that (;oderf.'ti hasn't fallen in line ? attraction, for from these could be had
f shortstop 'Paddy" Mc•lplate fn the same "time at bat" home rim hits: islets on t e' Surely the efficient staff 1n the heel a fine perspective of the animated
already become a "I'addj' d like way tb.uRb i number ort a certain pitcher t : strike ulflee denenee the little holiday as strop below.
.e .lays (the
rnmcs of •gal
The Week At The Capital
OTTAWA. May 20 -Another Atone
to the naval propoatle, and now we
are to retata the de/drovers Patriot
end Patrician and tie up the cruiser
Annus. klingbher feature« of for the annual train-
ing
119
Ing of up to 1,500 young won yearly
when the plan gets under w.,y stand
as before. The (lovendneet protested
to retain the cer*fwith the il oe of
good *ad. atlas ,t
ed .to Cone .is. by the Britleh Govern-
ment : Alava teft�l t to their
-
service with the 11eya1 Navy. The
Onverntn.nt argues In favor of a vol-
unteer naval reform sad also that the
proposed scheme will he of ra taee for
flatteries and sealing protection, while
the nary whkh we accepted from
(treat Britain was essentially ■ t'ol-
Fn'tton 4 deepwater craft and usekesp
for guardind the ports.
-o-
The House *pent Tuesday on an
elucidation of the wupowel". and as n
result there was the feat dna'* debate
of the ,eeedons. At times there were
von laheoenees of the tattoos navel de-
bate at 11110 as itt. Hon. Arthur
Metghe•n atte•tnptel to torpedo the
Government's pulley and declared that
thy* was t betrayal of our netiomtl
e,trllgatio° to share In the detente of
fife country. 1f this was the hest
('anada meld do "(spending *ome
seventeen rents tow head for naval tie-
fence
e
fence while the people ut Great
el. were aaseeset $10 i,er head) Mr.
Meighen thought we shoul4 In de.
coney consider withdrawing fium the
Empire and at least (4•ase s{ongfne on
eflon
the Mother Country for the prM
of aur chores.
('*nada has Acne little enough in
the past. Mkl Mr. Meighen. atop now
she proposed to do less. 9'he G/lrel.11-
menta proposal, were inadequate,
nett glees Simi w011i11 1N• a waste of
money. The scheme would be a frost
for either defenee or training l
ier-
ptfeee' Mr. MeIghen arinw'tl. agtl(Ird
by Hon. Hugh Guthrie.
The Prime Minister lead.• n gaols
Arising Falwell ae Ibl" couh•tbn'lon to
inst.,.
'. .1 down Ms Canadian Government Mer-
(tra n. •ret west rarryh:;; w,t 8 "the .' Ian e r
sane 111111 prudent p.01: y.. laid clean likely that the House will hest. the
by the lronrfer Govcrnutrnt Is•t re It ; drenr couple f deficitseeke. it beforelrae n I
wee detested In 1911 and further *
thnt 1f that pulley had Iss'n earrkrl , hoped by the Government that the
out by the t'oneert al Ives who sn''cc sl- I order
pe before per would 1 } well
llug e h rrc'd l'.
ed the Liberals in that year. 1'annda
wo11111 have made r more r7 ,tve• fact.
nphis buwdget
4in the next
xt;
min
et►teh1hnting tot the defen,'1 of the ,n Em -ries was holding hark. Litt there Is still n
nitro during the sit The li1r r
Government had keel no time it, try- lot of material in. sight to work nn.
ing to put IM naval program into i Estimates are being pushed through as
elfeet, he mid. lett res•Iprne•ity had I feel a", posalble and on Tir•wlny the
&relined rep: the Iumse was di••solct'd
will lima \l i• Fielding and
sad the Government WAS defeated.
Then Its *n(vessor had low• smiting
lar I : stolen bases
when s.. • • and number I sacrifice hits: hit by other surrounding towns are getting thoughtful runner proved a treat n
• '- The rabies, to seat any
num-
by
red through a poor decision atnett base I 9 during the and
pitcher 4 names of 1 11 bloat. hit I the time of[ itself
ten decorated with
they and sided the game 7 R
)Mad. n1eC
struggling to thiol under t a
tJ bill • • • and the time o tae Rome. was setts -
"Conservative -Nationalist
sure. The mho -Hon of the F.nRllsh dttfy considering the weather,orgies
top
by which Mei Intended to give fiiR: (;<,tlerkh Alt R H PG A E I Though he fumbled die one groiMeiet I'm outs arc rnvlihrl t plaat•rra Is considJ to the management which con -
bandied
direct for the building of three I Burlin lb 4 0 0 0 0 0 l:er1 l'ewrper hane11e1 two tllmcstl[ at which any coop sing 1 sequently hattneahtps ent that had been defeat.' g' , 4 0 2 3 0 1 chances In the ninth with good Judi- tined. Thus a throw from shot `out t its eats for
(Cooper, th re.ult f th public Great
ed In the Senate. I`. Me•CarroU, .a „ 4 2 2 1 2 0 meut, retiring two runners dnshimg for ;o fire dare Is recorded as a pit this weed[
"('omwrvative Nattonalhst alliance"' for the Mot baseman and an !mist consump-
tion
twhich ri different from
H rtes ct 3 1 1 1 0 0 1 thiel during a belated rslly. f the ehorb6op; so apo the second A clever u
rs m tunas m
fax hark
without defence a by Ite7nolds, however, Cooper took The most pathetic gore 1 I !oI'It''" of
her from two to
the trek with acme [tided though care of two bounders in his direction (lay was Mg "Dude" (Clayton Hoffman
declared they saw es emergency h tagging Wurm who failed to make Oven the semblance
The Conservatives bad totted p high otos of lilt f 1 Britain The patronage
through their cash contribution wild pitches: number 'o bouquets of tulip! prewrntttl a very
each hem left on Isle's
the the side 11 Great b uquet appearance.
was retired each tuuiug: the ump:ren; Greater Tea Cortluaptloenae aerorded the dagce,
on tea by, four pence a pound will un-
doubtedly+ In greater o e u
It now by far the larg-
est
arg-
the
world. This tea ncrreeasedudemand will
tend to raise the present abnormally
high market. and an increase in cost
of teas throughout tbe world may be
expected
1 Is making further provision
for the entertainment o N
rchestn e
last week, hat/ been secured to enpel;
the music. The decorations will he
completed, time not haring permitted
before for the completion of all the
change" intended.
lad "ROpraaaaism" were freely' ay • or
bataetie4 back and forth dewing the de- J. aici'.rroll, c , • • 2 0 0 11 1 1
Ltttdaa7. 2b ecce•• ? 0 0 3 0 0 I Young had a number at fielding Ime.eman gets ere/lit for the ant oa •
hate. Bebn,'s of the 1911 election fight a rttaaet. et ] 0 O 0 0 0 chance's: he handled live of the �cwwer when
h reeniteut In a munnett
from hAcst
O • 0 decision at tirst on **hen base being throvvo out on an attetnpt-
attain was resturrected. The talk hat Young, p
not yet ended: there will he another Prldhlult, If
day or yon anti positibly more before
the vote in reached. Totals
'The Conservativea will vote ermined
the Government's proposals yid there
are also signs that they may do a little
blockading. That they will introduee
any amendment, however, is uneer-
fain, eine!. the Prograisites appear to
be strongly lined np behind the Gov-
ernment and the fate of their amend-
ment has been anything but cheerful
t hue far.
Railway estimates! have been up
during the vreek and passed to the
tune of some $90.000,000 after a de -1
bate on National Railway policy. I
This brought out a re -hash of many I
from Hon. T. A. Crerar thst he would 1
scrap :40111e of the utmeed and useleirei
portions of the sestem met write teem
Off tam bad low. (tett::: !A fresh start
on the remniutler Mr. Crer.tr Made
which he thought the Gm, rnment in-
tended te try mit. n.II urged that
when the Gorerneeeit wait swelling
men to run He rand') it /Mould look
about In Canada before going to
Europe or the United State!! for them.
Thcee were plenty of good men in 1
haps even, plenty of them in the Case
sillan National Offices theruseives.
Mr. Kennedy was *limited to be
• • .• _ • ed steal. When the pitcher strikes out
7 4 Dingo Haynes' double was pretty the (etcher 111 credited svitli the
111,111 it Accepted the five reset.). grom
!be Horne Government In 1920 In i The lest private members!' (ley of
3911 they bad tied Hie Rainbow tomi the 'te."1". 11114 ""k' ""r '11111f-
.2klobe tap to the docks, left both Hell- (Pontine/el on nage 2)
Honer over his Opeeek.
Introducing Jiggs and Maggie
To Signal Readers
•
wee
I See By The Signal
That many splendid diamond.. may
toe found at K. Robertson's at priers I
that will surpriee you. PIP 5.
That your kiddy vr111 cunning ,
In the dainty, clever romper* to be got
at Miss Noble's. Page
That to tw Hs (.001 anti comferuiete
as possible in the hot weather you
have pair of light enirrall
shoes from Sharman's. l'age
That the week's specials for Do -
Minion Stores are to be found on
PRIM m.
That big savings In men's wear are
posalble at M. Rolthis. See his
epeeists on page 9.
ThAt wherever yen ge Fords Are
giving sattottictiott. See I'. J. MAI: -
'Mutt the neet donee/ nt the lee illon
will be en naturiley. May 20th. see
page 5.
That to finol 'who make. a picture
fair to view' you eliemld read Sallowe!,
That one of the duties of esuipbrirs
drug store is to 144;.ep its eustom.o.s
1 they have rt •olpply
tit 1(411(0 Ste Vie 9.
fate at the ear -owner who
ear nury he evoided by having Reg. I
Watch For Them on the Back Page Every Week
Wi;1111Ms 110 YOU,
10.
Thet yerur eyes are pt.'s!
mews 4:wird them clir..fnity
eelvine new shiptnents of owing goodie
That piens for the moat 01,•111+1VP
weddings always! include A photo taken
by Yell Page 9.
Thst Getty Cartwright are stem.
big the solcom's styl in summer
tiri-oses for all Agee See lee, e
That gift* for the spring bride are
lute-
•
suggested In the advt. of Smith's Art
Store 4111 page 2. .
That ills. 31.1,Vicoor ta (entwine
Eel clever iteliveluelite see eie. to
ill'Irrehalt). the lest cal fat bred -to -la y
day•ohl chick. at iteigure.t Farm must
he made loy May 3Ist. 815' poor, 11.
t day et me. May 2Ith. Musk Is •flo
i he *11101 1
That the next dinner 31N1 dillte Id
tio n44ifv,rd will be held on savor. ...
Miss Gene C..1)11•01 and
That the pruellain , at the NI .1..1
Theatre for the wool of May 29 In