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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 25, 1922 · page 10

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Stock Quotations

Late New York Stock Exchange quotations, reported for the
Inching Sentinel, over the private ms of Maples. & Goldschmldt,
canmission Brokers, and dealers in unlisted securities, 85 Washing-
an Street, South Norwalk, local correspondents of H. L. Horton &
00., members of the New York Stock Exchange, 43 Broad Street,

low York.

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Noftews’he‘ Finacisil World.

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It was the general opinion in the

\\'all Street district after the close yes-

that the. expected reaction of

tcrday ‘ '
which so much was stud 1n the past

lew days of last Week had come and
gone. and that for the present the out—
look is that prices at stock traded in
on the exchange will lCQCh materially
prices with substantial gains

hig‘lwr .
in many issues during the

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Ismmm'r‘iss turn
" ‘- $100,009 Glamour;
Minotte E. Clmtfield Co. of New Hut
ven “'11! Manufacture Paper. .
The Minotte El. Clmtfield Co. or new

 

Haven has been incorporated with n ,

capital of $100,000. according to‘pa-
pet‘s filed yesterday at the office ot the
secretary of the State." The company,

will niz’t’nut‘actu’re paper. and it is plan-‘ '

sled to start business with a $40,000
capital.
otte C. Chatfield. Harry L‘Perry and
Sterling L. Chattield. _ . ;

Certificates of incorporation
alsm been tiled by the following com-
anies:-—
P l'niversal Motor AppUm-ce Co.. New
Britain, capital $5.000: inrorporutors.
Poul V. Guilmrson, Harry‘A. Traver

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H- L- .1230 H- 7* tonrsc Ur today's trading: and James P. Rogers. \'
/Allie(l Chemical 663’s 661,-;- 66% Int. l‘apor 431.4 47‘; i “ms“ “ho take a comprehensivf‘ The Shoe Review. Inc... lift:
Allis (‘halmt-rs Ell 501,3 5013 Kelly Spr'ng. 51%,, “on 1, i““’“’ 0,. dewmpmpms having a world- Haven. capital $10,000. to neglxlt“ H
Hm. Can 43'% 48 48 ‘Krnn. (Soap?r 331* 31"“ ‘4 twidc influence look on the upnounce- 33‘5""; incorporators. E\ ere ‘ H-
.Am. ice 1"3 54 1"3‘31 1‘“ ‘73 I ““3 5WD” 'nr" :1"; "1 " '1' :mvnl‘ today .is of more “if W’lcm-“g lievler. Ella ll. Keeler and H4”) ' .
Am. Loz‘o. 116“; 115 “51.4 Lack. 5“"! rm“ "6 illliilll'l‘ll‘t’ in causing promise of greats Stilley. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ :vial
Am; Ship k “0m. 15 17% 17%,, M'M‘H‘ln ‘lfltv' 1-;31? 13”., for .u‘fh‘ilit's for Ann-rival] induSt‘l.‘ Sande-rs. lnc.. Stamford'mgntao ire-
Am. snwlu'” $5.} 55 5“ Miami Copper 2?]‘2 2”?" ’llizill the sin-vul‘llir", “‘“m'm “71‘1"” business, capital stock. sat, N. . tor-
Am. Sugar 76 75 75 Middle Sta-us in H '5 stands. : gin business with $1,000, .IH'LOI'I 'k'
Am. Sum 'l‘nh. :H-‘g 34% 34% MO- E'ac. 351:8 3" " l The simunml‘uoou Canadian loan ex- “tors. Siogfield. Saunders. he“ ‘0; ;
' Am. TN A"; 'i‘él. 1:33-33 132% 122‘}; N. \. i‘elltrul 1'1": 1“: :-' --1 'plnm: tho mix-:vncv in Canadian ex- Aitlert Hug-hog Gre-enwich. and \i\ 1“
4‘-\rn. 'l‘oi). _140 140 liil N. Y., .\'. H. &. H. 29 :1‘4 :1 3 't-lltlll;2“P \-,.91H-4‘.;g_\- to a lle'\\’ high "'3" .l’.. liassett. ermwicltfl.‘ . . ‘
_Am. \Voolvn 1'13": 931/2 "3‘?! 73°“ PM" "I" 1: IL, 'm'rl .lnd lhw hows of ll!" 1“ i ‘ Mime“ 0’ Chilis 'Restaurant Co.. 1\t'\\'.Hd‘-‘f‘;- ~ ‘
.Anarondn 537;, 333;; 5-7 "; i’ac. Oil . 55H m ’4 “fl '-' J. 1.. Mow-Tu" A: Co. of thr- intenllon to capital stock Gammon; .to lrt'filnfi‘i‘t ‘ ,
,Aivhison toll2 male 14-07;, mm. Amer. Pete. “‘2 5335 6"?“ yu-tlrnufito £1‘:l"",‘ m "l”""“‘""" ”'5? 530.000: lncot‘porzitors. A145” ( mus
' ‘ttnldwln L0" "' ’ 1 1“ 5'“ “5'?" H" “3 l'enn. H- il. ‘3 “F" 43 1‘ for a German loan was construed as a . 1.0mm“, Chills. Frank pundans and
13m", g- (min 43 47% 4773;1‘ullmun (lo. 127% 13‘3": 1-: . l‘uumidllOll for (2“,. sit-ady improve- Parascive “manhfi . -
l‘flh' 5""! 7Q“ 78"“ TR“ “1“" Consul. 1 t ' 161‘ 12‘ mt nt in marl-z t'xf'lllllifl‘t' in the past Certificate of organization hllV \ L! or
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rung.“ Luann;— )1! 37% 3x3; Rep. Stv vl “Ali '_" :1 t“1,41...(nonunion will vausv sft'Hd-V Hartford. president. Fwd ‘I- “"" 'AVAVAVAV
‘lTllfil-nlllfll’ M'll- 77:3; 75% 7‘3”» ROM“ ““1"“ 6] M“ ['3 -4 . nd substantial villi?” “""“““‘ t‘or 3“” Eu-k; secretary and trvasltrvl‘. Cili‘rli’s _ ‘»\
«*t‘hcs. & Ohio “5‘4 65 6513 3"”.5 Roei’ddi 75?; 7".“ :v-ln'. nil-.7. sl- :l mu] votlun. :m‘1 that in— A. Ten El't'k; directors' ulmve and Gnu
K‘on. Gus “iii”: 116 ll“ 30- “Will“ ‘ 5"“ 1”,": dustriais hero "oncerm-(l in ”1" output Anni“ ll. and Anna .1. Ten I':)'(‘k- . 1:
VM‘ “' I“ 47”) 4615 461“; Sinclair 0” 3:: 3i: 1);? ol' thosv prirnv m-rvsrities will go into Jackson-Mani!) Hardware Co.. 3"“: . i .
“CV-01'“ l’l'OiI‘li'iS “’3‘.“ “'35! 10314 “‘0- Railway :51", .3015 in”; i a m w slam 01' l‘l‘i‘bllprn-V- , Haven: lll‘l‘smmlL Go'vdm‘ H‘ _\[qr\'in. *— Funé Klvsvoun VIII-v co
Crucible Steel 041,; 1.3% 621-;- is 1) .\‘ l 173": 17'} “1' f s- —- - treasurer. “7. 5mm, Jackson; secre-
tCulla Cane 16%. 16 “3 S (7’ N J 1'“- 317.1; ”'3 “3 ‘VIDENING OF WALL lary. Prank E. lollman. In the upper left picture leyd
179:“)in Johnson 53 MI» x4): r't. l‘uul 3‘"; -" ‘14 j‘ ’l L , sED Articles of association haw horn George head of the British dele-
3“4«"‘UIIS PM)" rs ‘3":1 5'11" 5‘15: 5"1‘3‘3’4‘k'1' 134, H 1:] ‘41,: 5 STREET OPPO 'tiled hymthn Connecticut Manufactur- station,’ is having his joke with
‘13): Rubber 191,4; 187,4; ‘ 187;, Texas ('0. 4n. 4:... 17.32, ‘_...-..~____.— (-115 of Carbonated “Pvpmgpg 1“,“. the' other delegates apparently
div". Asphalt can 63!; 631,5 'i‘ulmoco Prcd‘, 7.. 131.”. urn; (Continued from First Page) \Vaterhury: subscribers C. 1,. St-lu“ enjoying the witticism. George-
dien. l-llectri" ms 163 163 I'm. Rut. sun-vs -"i—'_ i. L‘ 1': ‘ ‘ mvr. R. s. nutsrm-a. Joseph :uvlurOS- vitch chitcherin, the Soviet For-
m. .1. \loiors 12-1.- 1214 1:3,, 1'. 5. letr "i" '~ '7‘; " 'IL' Nul‘nlifline“ "' ”W Sm“ ‘0 ”‘i’ “0“" The l-‘arrvll R» lleskin Co.. 1110.. 0" eign Minister and signatory ‘to
.dioodrich 42 411,-; 411i. 1‘. S. ltuldwp m: g 1-2.- :':-~ 01’ listimalu .m-i ~1‘;I.\.Ltion. with ”w Mnriden. has cllnnuml its name ,0 the new treaty with Germany,
"4'”?- ‘V'WHL 1“ 7515* 75 73 l‘. 8' NM] J‘ w I“ 1‘ 1"“‘1“““' H”! :1". work N“ do!" If ”w itcillv & lie-chard. inc. nl‘ Muridvn v appears in the upper right. BE-
. am. North. u;.- 4I~".a 41'. 41’; l'- >5 Sit"! ""- ’- ”"‘ 1“,? WM” H‘i‘l'l‘“ “ll” "‘5' ”l“ “"““"“"""' 'lnd notvoke. ‘ ’ low Lloyd George is shown ar-
” jum‘liudion (x 411,, 41 .. 41 \‘zmmiiutn SIN-l 44"} "3‘9 f- " l,.‘, 1.) mils“ tn» nmm-y required 1‘0" ' ;____________._._———-- riving a. enoa with Carlo
._ 2m. Ma r. Mar, m1 “7;, S4 «41;, W: 5:. I‘r. 'l‘--I. 3‘1 ‘: ._-.u-i ilnprmezm m :t.ld the Xln)lllt‘lll ol‘ l‘Sl)ER\\'00D ,r‘~ls].;\\-nn~|.jn, Schanzer, chief of the Italian
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T'Cnusls Pitv So. Him, 27-33 2%“. \\‘hi:.- 3i“: ’3‘“ ““4 1“" 4‘ " E ’l‘l‘lc av n‘ax sonn- violent debate at. March sale-s. fort-ign and Dimnostin‘. delegation, at his right.
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. I'L‘ll'hic‘lllll. "rill-lid!“ S“ I l. UV-I'W‘v‘ll, -‘->- lak- n l'll' va‘tui nlluuh s after lit-n 'l‘. coo-l. Domestic salts in all t]i~1l‘ll ,5, 3
.l'ivalt. .\l.lv'i:m l'lll. .\llll‘l'll‘i!ll l.=-rnnm— Aim-l: hm! asked that the maps of 1110!;va unusually mn-nuraginq. nspflpiullv \
. Min. (:m. mi inl‘ wit n; :1 S. linid ~ l' _ prohusml inlm owvment he hroughtput i :ll.lh(‘ Chiral-:0 0”,“: . .
' [marl X. \\ lla\wn uw'u amunn‘ rhv“.~.) tllnl til» public and the t'mlnt'ii‘ i-Illl'ofwml. South American and 1...", . (
2“" ”(PM 1' ”'"H‘S‘ ““"m "T tlu'm. - Eastern business shows promising im- ~
“1:”, S'i‘lx‘i-Zli'l‘. “mm H. m,.....r:.--f __..——.—— —- l-‘ul’tmin: flw l'v‘o‘css Coumilu‘nn 2 provement. l‘ortahlv sales m... krpp-
Srv‘lionary tv‘n'lrm‘ivs dominated tin-E I’IHCII or LIL-\h .\h\'.\\(‘l>‘..\'. .Ktt 'm- ‘llluiv l motion that t‘nnncihlimr up “_“h mmmt. March “.105 or
v :1 rl) dealings ll: t:nia_\'s elm-k market. ‘ .\'l2\‘l‘ Vt ’illx’. ,Hvrll - Th" ANN“ . I mil 'l‘JMHr'S resolution 1w tripled in" : standard machines wc'rv also (-qunl l0
ant-clim's outm'n'l» ring; gains for ”in IiCnil Sim ill-w, .;n-l i;0"l’ll'-.L" ("HY-PU“? 'lll thn m-xt rv-gnlar meeting this lw- ‘ prodllt‘iiml. J
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" h'm-Lr" y_ "m 5m“ M“ half ‘1 point 3T 9- “IR" HEADS “S" ital-ling "5‘ 1"" ”solution. Th” "WH- Kother and keep down unit costs of still llchiFlS. although interests in the
o ”15: as a trump w--r~ mmlvrutriy lowvr, \\ [{I’I‘FIS THRIVII“. l..v\.\‘(.l‘;\(il-‘..\, “11,; up." :nljmlrnod. production. llnslnx $5 for u“. first. industry il‘th‘ ('n‘isistwhtiy rvt‘tusml to
in“ ""3“ “n" ’ "”3”““m5 """iml'i" ' ”"W'KEN- N~ J7- April 33‘ -['°”"' l Si""'k”“ 0” ':°""““m‘m Taylor's quarter of 192.2 lemis the Illildlilil"‘ll‘."7‘l iconiirm such I‘xzorts. fiUiS
wias made :‘m min untrwnrth)‘ 1:.lin.' Marvin. ft 3..»ar< nlnl. t-l‘ this ('il) is all?" ' ll solution (‘uunrxinmn “lll’lib‘ said that t'» lwliml‘ fl‘l.‘ will prmn to li-n-o Loon} omdownifl. more
rising l-K lmivH-z l-‘wivrwl Mining and , to spank. rv ad and writv Huxlish. .l'lr iml-rnw-lm-ni should an all the way ,, wise policy“. " -~ ‘ ’ ' ' - when, M any you TALCL‘V POW‘DER
$~wlting l"l’d.. 915-! dis-Pinyin: pro-3 l-‘ro-m-h nmi (i-rman. Sh: {uplillllnllrnJ:Iilltl‘lgll m tlw- m1- ol' Mill Hill .lnd l‘ndurvood has hrflngm rut smnmi i Mat, wed Lhded ‘ *
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<n;.r.r.lm-l1 of tin wen-n? recovery. Kins: r1 1 t. I in ‘~ .xt lmnm nmil :hiz-x )tul’. 21‘. «lid not saw how Ill" worms-3d pro- WON, "momm, is 1"‘l‘ll‘fit'li. l<v~\-lw:.rd; . hm "mm [53 M
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:- :il.;. Slz-nl ;.. :l i-Ilmz-tv vl wis- 1.x“- llwl ‘1!“ 2.\ '.-'ll\ 7:: Inrmllfll 'nl'iri‘ 7 ‘ ‘-‘1"' ”V” ii ”4- l‘l't‘S' ”4 “‘j'lrmnr “'“S, ria‘zc levels tight f-m‘mlzil to im- l-l'v'l‘":
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gar “up,” 1' .,, .. “I'm“;- ”all “Hm”, in my.” t llvs. minted tin lzl'mn. Hilfil'NlUV t)? (‘.‘t\'.-\l)\ BONDS. 51,. nLth oz' Hm... “5“,... was based on) .. ‘ ., All Sizes m Stock-Our Prlces Are nght k
timl'wl at 31. l» . w-nt. "NW“ ”I" GO" '0. 'rh‘i‘t?3"*“l”WM". 31"!“ \VHK- Alll‘ll 35.—~.\ financial“ the illrluxtrx's big imprtn'cmvnt and, .. t l ' _ s.
. ..- “plrinn. Tf'i‘dh'flf" ':”’;“"“ ‘f,'\ ill). Morl‘zan (”“1 thv substantial adumcv which lnost‘ sucd‘uglelienorelhnnnnuierc. It's 3 5 ‘t
P. WM, J , , .U ——-,—-—'— ‘ «mummy. m In. 01W" for PM ilir snlv mm 1‘ .mupam. ,.~ Lun- shown in lhvirn ~A 'utin and aim l sli : over _ "
'3'. .\.l.l\z,',",1u:;l~. ,""".,',k 1-5: “(1"th “'13“ 3 WHY BABIES I)"; ... rr‘n Eh“ $3“"~f"f“.0“0_ “:0 Per cent. loan 0" fingnjpl‘fl [mg-“mug The llplth' Guarani)? “chatting: at the wgipgundcr- : R 11f. 1d B thers
heavy selling of Stud-Jun“ r “n”. mid—t X‘loy-l. than. ‘lommlm. 01 ”in _,,n, H .lj: ‘l mnmmn m l ammo. rho hands, rm. ”Hg and Mm”. l-uldwr goods husi III. at! month; on: 5"}.3“, l ose 1e r0
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‘ Fwy-1:5 rrom nu -::rl\‘ nigh nmn-o. _tn- ‘1?" '.“"" ”Mar m‘ “w'l‘nmid Snug“: Lfimm'hf "H” pu-nty 3mm: ”.t ”w 0". 0 “‘0‘“ “’i‘“ ““M‘ ”‘9“ “‘"“‘ “WW £333???’.£‘..“.i"f.;."¢.~‘ii§.‘?$2: 3 Hardware and Houeefurnishlngs E
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was readily avery special Wednes- it was worse than lonesome then! and yellows and smiles. all: “Don't forget my bag," warned something she Was keeping back. Sam “‘35 0n the train and there was just playing a part, has it. Sam? it w I» i
day, brimming over with ,some- The )2 train crawled along track 13, "Just like a real home with folks," Winnibel. “My spangly dance frock knew that. He wouldn't have cared a one V8031“ seat-in his car. I know, have been anybody else but )‘03 w. 0
_tblng blissful that was on ’he rolled, clanked, stopped. Sam pressed said the girl. "I cook the frilly things is in there. 1‘ made it. I’m on my white bean, it only it didn’t “677mg because I sat in it." ’ at the station. I forgot Lubtffv
. \ M Besides, it was the day before nearer the gates. It was a pal-sort of at the Lavender‘Tea. Room. My name's way to visit my sister. She's in school. her, keeping it back. But it did. After . “Trent was that chap who was both- forgot Turner Trent Trent, 2.‘ l
Meshing. But Sam Otis, young girl with frank‘smile and strong little Winnibel Warner. My train goes at 4. and tonight's holiday prom.” Sam had told her his train went the ering you,” put in Sam. “Say! I'll—" wasn't afraid. I 'nccdcd ynu. i. 1
er _tr’om‘Danville, took his usual hands Sam was waiting for today. I love the movies.”- She stopped. “1 “You're lucky to have a. sister." same time hers did. Winnibel slid Winnibel nodded, “He gave me his looked and mere you \\ are, just I'm -
Find opposite the gates of track 13 at He'd know her. He‘d dreamed about didn't plan——tbis——uutil—I didn’t plan said Sam. "I haven't got anybody." away along the bench. ' - ‘ card, just so I’d see his jeweled case, home on Thanksgiving day."
.12 city west depot to wait for the her—enoug'h—and heavens! There she it at all," she stamyiered. “You’ll think “She’s all I‘ve got, and she's going “My hister Lubelle looks alm0st like been wanting to help Lubelle get rid “You look at me like that and at
H n train from the'east. just as it it was now,‘ getting off the second car. —W€"—-I don’t know how to 88y it—" to be married Christmas to a. nice ear- me,” she said suddenly. Sam knew of him. He thought I was Lubelle. you’re not engaged '2" said Sum ; :2“?-
‘M re an ordinary market-day Wednes- She looked s'cared, as it she expected "Don’t say it then, Winnibel. I'd penter with a smile something like it was coming, the thing that was He'd just seen her once, at the junior Still the concern in the blue cw ‘3
._ ,_ f k with nothing wonderful due to somebody who wasn‘t there. Hover- rather you didn't. I'm going to look yours. Honest, you know.” troubling her. ' “We‘re twins," said hop. He said he'd never know I was “But, Sam you’vegot to believe 1 «Lint
.. pen at. all. ing over her was a too well-dressed after you. So, it. you don’t mind my "Thanks," said Sam. “You haven‘t Winnibel, "but we ' weren‘t anything the same girl, I'd changed so. like to flirt with—him—and 3w: 1“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-: 4hrrkans in the country, waiting for

youth with a too possessive smile. Sam
squared his shoulders and stepped
through the open gate, nnd then—well,
even Sam. in spite of his dreams, was
not wholly prepared for what hap-
pened next. '

“Glad to see you. Here's my bag,"
she said sweetly. "Please take me
somewhere where there‘s a pumpkin
pie and a fireplace."

Sam didn't even wait to wither the
obnoxious youth.

“I knew you’d take care at m
the girl; "I like you?" , , .
“Thanks," breathed 8am; blissfully.
“.I'like .._ . ,3! . ‘1 ,

For a year and more, Sam Otis-had
fit this curious. futile tryst of his,
~1,‘_produce sold, here under the sta-
n roof, he had imagined he was
”hing to meet somebody he thought
lot of. Of course nobody knew that
was just making believe. So' no.
y called him foolish. He wasn’t.
y. His up-to-(late house and

balcbody; the rrlug sum in the bank;
a wise, keen eyes provedgtbat. But
o—Sam was lonesome. He missed his
er, and he wasn't ashamed of it.

didn’t belong to anybody, and
' mi it’dld ’ do tugboat to

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. »ni,bel-sently..'.‘and i use-in;- ‘

doing it, why, what more is there to
say?"
"I guess there isn’t anything," said
Winnipel 'demurely. "'But I'm afraid
when you know—"
"Nothing to be afraid of," said Sam
sturdily. ’ —
Winnibel slid her little hand across
the table and squeezed Sam's quite
teroclously. "You're the nicest man
I ever say!” _ ‘
_“So are you,” said Sam. "I mean—”
“I know what you mean," snidWin- .

 

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80t any nice carpenter, have
Winnibel?"

The blue eyes flashed steel. "DO you
think I'd let you he friends with me
like this it I was . engaged to—any-
body?" said‘Winnibel' W'arner.

"'I'm sure you would," said Sam
promptly.

They went to the nicest movie place,
and then they went to the sunniest'
corner at the portend sat on a. green.
bench under a pointed fir. "I“ want
you‘to tell'lme.»a.bout yourseln’l md

you.

 
 
 

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alike, except in looks, till—110?. She’s
going’ to gnarry the carpen,’ r, and

 

she's trying to be more—q§fet—like'

mkno, Sam, you’ve got toafiihen. .
"Sister's had lots of beniix {on now,
I never had one. Honest, Sam. Boy‘s
think. 11m a~—kid. Weld; The only
man that bothers Lubelle how, send-

ing her candy and‘things, you know,

is Mr. Turner Trent Trent. He wears
a monocle ands. cane. He wrote’to
her last week. 'She wrote me about“.
didn’t'we itsh'a' essen—

 

 

“I tried to act like Lubelle, and he
s id I was nice'to take the shopping
trip home, where we used to live, you
know-“anti he said we’d have lunch to—
gether, andzthen when we got to the
station, I fired up the way I’d planned,
and I said, "The man I am going to
marry is meeting me here, Mr. Turner
Trent Trent, so the less you say, the
better!" Then I got off the hallmark!
all at once there was you—and I new
right st you. didn't I?" ' '

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got to believe I havcn't been tilt-m;
with—you.” ,

“I guess I’ll manage to believe twill
those things," said Sam husklly. "Am!
[guess I’ll. go along to the prom n lib
you. and hire a dress suit somewhelt‘.
and buy you some yellow roses and a
ring. Then you can send?" word 30"
aren’t going to cook any more frills
for any Lavender Tea. Rooms, and
you'd like your clothes sent, and “'9'“
get another ring, and go home for

io'fhanksgivlng. ems army plana

 

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