To the Editor of the "NontH-Cuina Datty News"
Sig-~As a mark of sympathy and Jsome small measure of consolation to the residents who are nightly entertained by dance-halls, radio-{fans and other kind hearted' soul night's "rest" in the neighbor Jof the corner of Rue Lafayette and Avenue clu Roi Albert is recommended. Complaints will cease for lever and evermore. Select one of the apartment—buildings, "King Alberts or Intersaving, and you will the most lavishly entertained from night till morning. The major entertainment will be derived from the open-air Canidrome dance-place whose band takes great care that the surrounding residents don't feel lonely. Being so well entertained,
felt the craving for a personal visit free of charge, I have so far not to the establishment, but when today comes round I have promised myself a treat, Perhaps I shall then find out if" the musical outbursts are due to bad temper oF ito some unknown instruments inhherited by the players from their forefathers. Intermingled with this entertainment you will have the pleasure of a fair amount of radio-fans and thrice weekly it is augmented by dog racing at the Canidrome. "Numerous motorcars Jand waiting busses and their chou! fours help to keep things a little cheerful, Still, from about three in the morning until some kind hearted watchman at the Canidrome to exercise his flute or his fiddle, till"some old. hawker begins to announce his wares or till some poor Hittle greyhound from the Canidrome Jcommences to raise his hungry little voice, there is always an idle hour Jor two, Then one resorts to sleep, Hour what a vaste,
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