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Ogmore Vale Man Fined.

situated halt-way up Newcastle Hill. Bridgend. and the interest taken in the affair tiy the Bradgend Urban Cuunail. has arou-ed a good deal of eontrover-y in the town. Last week, as reported in the Casette," the Council, through at. chairman, Mr. John Lewis. J.P., and sevend mem

There is a story going round Hridg_ end just now about a gentleman who had been spending a holiday at Ogmore. On returning to his home at Leicester. he was so eloquent in his description of the charms of Sutton beach that it induced a friend (another ' Leicester man) to "make wh

PORT TALBOT DRIVER FINED. Stated by the defending solicitor to be " a very respectable man," Thomas John Richards, aged fifty-eight, a taxi-driver, of Abbey Road, Port Talbot, was fined £1 on each of two charges of street betting. preferred against him at the Port Talbot Borough

with a wore of 100. When the returns were complete, it was found that Barley and C.S.M. Coles had tied again with scores of 112, and that Capt. I. H. Stockwood was one point only behind them. There was great excitement when the tie shoot between Ramey and Coles began. The two si

For the first time for a considerable number of years. the Whitsun Eisteddfod at the Public Ball, Pencood, was not held this year. This was greatly to be regretted, and music lovers, in particular, were disappointed by the abandonment of this now popular event. The annual eisted

On Sunday evening an interesting function took place after the evening service at Trinity C.M. Church, when a presentation was made to Miss Bathe Howell of a Schofield Bible, as a token of the appreciation of the members of the church of her services as organist for a period of

Witness then locked up the house, and went with the children to Mrs. house. She had known the accused about twelve mouths. Mr. Wehrle: Yon were on pretty good terms with Sheeran and his wife? —Wo were. Do you know whether it is the custom of all the women who live in the terrace