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.31) 82 JAMES GOLDbN
IN 1810.
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A all except uti ay y
’fiheeifundel izumshing Company.
:1)? Washington Street.
“ Bo. Norwalk. Conn.
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grim-ea as Second Clue Mutter.
"Telephone: Norwulk az-u.
hvomce: 48 Wall 8'. Sounds
elephono—Norwalk 1383.
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f How About Giving
Kids A Square Deal?
. The Evmilng Si‘fillfll‘i stands four-
uuro against child labor. tliatyls
«F crime that drives youngsters in-
‘ ‘torics, mines and 5110138 101'
6 land torturous hours of labor.
- *ill support the passage of the
deed Child Labor Amendment.”
,slpite the {act that President
0 dge has approved it. the oppo-
1ls developing strength. pair-
c 7 l‘ly in New England. 'Massn-
h etta has volt-d it down at a.
bofifilhr referendum.
Weibeliore misunderstanding of
thefiiifuo aims of the amendment is
arming away support, and for that
roafon Will give Ii. brief summary of
> chlhfiiabor legislation and the ar-
gurfizfils for and against it.
_ Eight years. ago Congrtss enact-
ed d.” federal child labor statute. This
lnyvfiprovided that products of the
Jabgj‘fof children Should. not be
traffiported in interstate commerce.
five years llllL'l‘ the Supreme
Cotirt’ declared that luv." unconsti-
utlbnal. ‘
-A§‘- year later a federal law 3m-
"9081113 :1 Dl‘OilllllllWI tax on the
irodllcts of child labor was written
n :the books. Two yours ago the
iipi‘e‘mo Court nuililied this act by
eci‘nring the; my unconstitutional.
. ’Novv the lvgisiatures of thirty-
' lent states, when those bodirs con.
1 ions January, will be called upon to
1 act fun the newsct cllort to establish
“a. child labor Liv; which cannot be
assailed. This is a proposed amend—
,nieiit to the constitution.
The proposed amendment roads:
.Section l. The congress shall
huvc power to limit. regulate
and prohibit the lulm of per-
sons undet- cightu‘n years of
age. '
.tl‘cllnu 2. 'llic })O\\t'l‘ of the
several butter. is unimpaired by
this article except that the op-
oration of Hair int-.5 shall be
,Sllspcmltml in tho l‘\ll'l|t neces-
sary to gin: ('(li‘i'l In legislation
emit-ted iiy Cong-ruse.
‘Nlost Of~lllu :H Hutu; now have
some kind oi’ u child lulior law.
'l‘horc is no uniformity, however.
znndfllie lmvs in operation havu been
’aes ' led repealctlly as being intuit;-
qua e.’
\Vc'who {antir lhv‘ i'cnlc'i‘ul :imv-iitl-
’ men} lind oursle'isr «unirolitwl with
the ionic of L‘OziVlnclliz; my distinct
‘act 118 that. the lil‘upoéml addition
5. to reconstitution m inodeii io nup-
M01113 flhese iziu‘s. Ono inc-lion its
'tgafiisl. child labor iogisiution (is
1301!; is known now. The OlllL'l' be-
icv" ,tnni ii is a llitillkz‘ l'or the
Stat and no: lhc ii:it10iial_govcrn-
merit, ‘
Same in both llii-so factions enll
xhcfproposed lilt‘lliilll'e ii. socittllstlc
Lundgylven Coniiiiunistic wedge in tho
'ongtltution under the subterfuge of
no effort to "sine the chil-
fl .
1E, amendment was framed by
Ben qrs Georgi: \‘b'illil‘lOll ‘i’epp’er
of ‘finsylVanizi, Senator Thomas
:Sll of Montana, Senator Saiii~
. f Shortridgc olfi (‘uiil'ornim :ind
orgeglientniivc l. )1. Poster of Ohio.
or Shortridgc introduced it in
henchatc and Foster lo the lower
.. s... .
climber.
" 3. and other advocates claim:
» -1 ,li necessary to the social and
mo lglife of the notion.
J .prescrihos'no “l:i.\v" caccpt to
an; age beyond which congress
Infidel; legislate.
Ificbntains no prohibitions
llgdkoes not smack of a. federal
or .
conditions eliminate the ob.
liable angles of past efforts to
lhh a national measure.
‘connectlon with the proposal
:fi figures and facts are pointed
rattle United States one child in
ltvveive—und in some states
9.. and in every four—ls gain-
}i H¢mployed. The census of
z" bowed over 1,000,000 children
rfiflcn to sixteen years of age
. ._ in factories. mills. canner-
l-lculture, mines and other in-
occupations. Nearly
.7th Of them “1,-1.0 between {CD AUQHL"; .2 ..... -.29-96 54 clear
‘7 qurteen years old. ‘ Atlantic City 29.78 46 cloudy
a,” d laborers between ion and Block Island. 29.78 34 cloudy
years old were reported in Boston _. . . . . . . . 29.80 _34 cloudy
“mug. woolen, worsted and Buffalo . . . . . . . . 29.54 34 snow
ills, iron and stool mills. eloth- Cincinnati . . . . . . 29.78 52 rain
ctorles and sweat shops, lum- Chicago . . . . . . . . 29A? 42 rain
.4113 and furniture factories, Denver . . . . . . . . 29.96 54 ‘ cloudy
'. tories and coal mines: as Detroit . 29.38 68 cloudy
. 1,“ waiters, messengers, clerks Duluth . . . . . . . . 29.36 82 cloudy
j "ssboy. ‘ Hatteras 1.]. . . . . . €9.30 52 cloudy
N id. workers cress state lines, Juckeonvi e "" 0' 8 5 clear
3m g with seasonal industries human City 29.68 as clear
wl-ng DD without education. gamufikste ' - ' 1' 133-32 g: cloudy
cw a n :. .
strongest organization fight. New Orleans 30.16 56 clear
e amendment is the National
Sentinel of December 13, 1904:
snow last night and yesterday and
the level. The snow did not drift
much which was a. very fortunate
thing.
have
able."
"The
club held an entertainment last
. night at the headquarters in General
Russell Frost's block in North Main
been decidedly uncomfort-
street. There were a number oz
members and their friends in at.
tendance out on account on the
storm it was decided to repeat the
entertainment next week Tuesday
night."
"The Columbia 'Varslty' basket-
ball team triumphed over the Com—
pany F five u the Armory last
night by the poem of 21 to 9. The
college boys took the lead at. the
outset and were never headed
though the Norwnlk military nth-
letes were at one time very close to
them. the score being 8 to 6, this
Just after the opening of the second
half. The last period had hardly
been started before Dorney made a.
beautiful throw from about the cen-
ter of the field landing the bell
clearly into the goal pocket." -
"Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Row-
an or Elmwood avenue will enter-
tain the 'No Name Whist club'»to.
morrow night."
“The decorations for the Christ-
mas night dance of Company 'D‘ will
be on o. more elaborate scale this
year. than ever before. Among the
decorations will be 100 Christmas
treee."
"The telephony‘linepen at work
on their windy aerial platforms in
connection with the present work in
south Not-walk have strung up can-
vas screens in most places to protect
them from the blast."
“Miss Alice O'Connell spent Sun-
day with her brother in New York
city."
“A boy was born yesterday to
Contractor and Mrs. Harry “2
Mather or South Net-walk."
"Deputy Sheriff Peter Doolim was
in South Norwaik this morning set-
ting witnesses."
"Mei-mun Malmo will give a roast
pig dinner next Monday evening to
the members of the lechoda club at
their rooms."
"Captain “1 I. Stevens. sr.. of
Rex-{nylon is very busy with his oy-
ster business in the present time,
having all tlirtc of his steam boats
working full time."
“A death of a Hungarian baby in
nownylon last week. has attracted a
good deal of attention. It Wu ui‘i
infant (and lie motlu-r decided one
day to give it :1 cup of tea. She did
so and in a few hours ilie baby was
dead."
l-‘iuahion note. “The wide girdle
is strictly a girlish fashion iliough
once in :1 while you will see one on
the gown of ii matron."
A Bargain.
An ancient car chugged painfully
tip to the gate of the races. The
gatekeeper demanding the usual fee
ior automobiles suiu:
The following are taken from. the
{The buslnofl of the city is some.
what tied up by the heavy fall of
there is now a. blanket of the white
flakes about 15 inches in depth on
otherwise conditions would
South Norwaik Quartettc
_ 4 5‘. x
' 'DS OF A unmet
1
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GIMI’I‘ER XX X \‘l.
the next day and noted lll‘l‘ in lunch
at (he llOlL‘l, (:l‘fii‘v :tt'i‘n‘ilm] “illi-
out hesitation. Fho needed l'll'ir
and Silo hoped to find il \‘llll l.ur.'i.
It had been :t bluc morning {or hrr.
She had lrl't‘ui Lil“ Mullins again,
with no success. Filo begun to h .1}-
lzo Honir of lliv heartache which
thousands of liltHlv-Sfl‘uc’k girl." mil-
ler in lhl-lr i‘--:l:~'i'loax Hiurts in All
to u'gn lhv‘ lmtlom rung oi iliv lflll-
drr or success. 'l‘ht-y mill around
the studios by the. hundreds. u glint
of hope in lhvlr ('innill)lll(:.\.." f.li".'~‘.
llhfed and forlorn,
"“‘cll. my luck :u-rnzx lo inun-
lulled l'lll‘." Grier nnnmincv-tl \illh
in. philosophic i-liriiy: in: who not dim-n
“ill! Lurn. “Nu! ri-n :l mini pro-
mise of a job."
“But i iliouc'n .\lr. (‘uriis linim
Splik‘.‘ lilo nuinr “till it‘i'u‘) “nu,- go-
lm: to give you :1 part in his llr\\'
plelur-r." l.llr:i .‘lll‘l.
"lite prumiswl ma,- one. but it‘ll be
"A dollar for the can"
The owner looked up with a
pathetic smile of relief and said.
“Sold."
-—-——_._.._.____._.____
THE “‘LATHER.
Southern New England and Eust-
s-rn New York: Rain and warmer
Saturduy: Sunday clearing and
much colder,
Conditions: A storm of marked
intensity and \Vlll': (xtont was con-
tml over the northern lake region
Friday night and moring cuslfiouth-
on 81 Ward.
lllgh temperatures prevailed Fri-
day almost generally cast of the
two or thri-e \i‘ttfli." lr-fnl'i- Hwy nu-
{:ln production. 1'” lime to get
sonicihingdo do hi'furv limit."
"“‘vll. you nnmn‘l worry." Lurn
cniisoli‘il. "Don‘t forget the check
that liob line for you.
must take it."
Gram: had thought u! filill check
more lbnlLOl‘lC'.‘ in in.~ iuxi two days.
She was sorely lrimi by rvmvnr
brunce of ii. If Hili‘ umgopiwl it. nil
her troubles would in 8(\l\"(l. but it
also meant that she would be. in a
way, “giving in" lo i;-‘I‘- porcine, and
she hrtd sworn in llllfi‘r'lf that size.
You rrnlly
Rocky Mountains. There have
been local snows within the last 2 {
hours in the lake region and Him
North Atlantic SUIU‘S. The storm'
Will move eastward over lower lulu
region, and the North Atlantic
states, attended by light rain and
WHO’S WHO
n1 THE [JAY'S NEWI
mild temperature in these sections
Saturday. Following the passage
oi this storm the area. of high pres-
sure and decidedly colder weather
from Alaska. will rapidly overspread
practically all sections cast of the
Rocky Mountains. At Eagle.
Alaska, the temperature Friday
morning Wes 64 degrees below zero.
Winds: North of Sandy Hook:
increasing southerly becoming
strong and probably reaching gale
force and weather overcast prob-
ably local ruins Saturday.
TEMPERATURE.
Observation taken at 3 p. m. 75th
meridian at New Haven Weather
bureau. '
grant of power from: the
, revolutionary in its eflecr
their private life and govern-
end entirely unnecessary to
- push an object which all de-
Analysis of .the' ' proposed
.H’ent demonstrates that it is
, ild lsbor’, Amendment but
5 '. nit-91 or the in-
ncatioi‘i ’
‘ on attention aw '
tion of Manufacturers. James £61031:er ' ' ' ' ' ' 53;: :3 :lloudy
cry. general counsel of th - or """ ' ' ' " ' ear
on, says: e as Northfleld. Vt. .. 29.74 22 . cloudy
e endin ro osal. th Pittsburgh . . . . . 5 29.58 44 cloudy
.panon gaspth: ‘Child 12:53 “ma“d' Me’ ""42"“ 3‘ ”my '
. Vent. makes a. peculiarly St. ‘Louis ... . . .. 29.58 62 'cloudy
thetic and disarming appeal. St: Paul ' ' ' ' ' " ' 29“ .36 cloudy
who analyze and reflect will “”hmgmn 29'” ‘6 cloudy
nrmng beneath a touching sen- _ ‘
:a. determined endeavor to 013- Union." -.
amendment seem: widely at vat-l.
nnce ,wlth facts and also with the
clear statement of its trainers. He '.
and others have attempted to arouse
it ‘fhoolalietic'f or "communlstlc."
plied'to; child labor laws. It
A help‘to codify and unity these laws.
on»; ne'ehnemn 01‘ «my ewe: ,9,
air-underwrite ‘
Mr. :‘Emery's ~'reaxling of the
public animosity by falsely calling
In reality it is common sense ap-
will
are 'iip._,«be
Itar‘tln .
#11318.an an oil _
i llfle‘
Glilett of Springfold. who will enter
distinction the speakershlp.
ldge'u has.
lege. and is the only alumnus ever
coat and tan shoes.
herst College with the degrees of
A. B. and M. A. Gillett attended the
. Harvard Law School and was ad-
mitted to the Springfield. Mass" bar
cloudy in 1877.
assistant attorney general of Mass-
achusetts:
House in 1892 Gillett was offered
the House. winning
a. day keeps the doctor away?"
doctord- away this momlng—I-but I’m
afraid oii‘e'll~ hevetoifco'm‘e soon."
tinnrai‘i’d yet. 1‘
FltElJI-Zfllt‘li urh’l’lNGTON
5 GILLLT '
\Vhen l‘ivsldrnt Coolidge 5 was
only a. member of the Massachusetts
Legislature. Frederick Huntington
the U. S. Senate March Al. was ‘in
Congress and it Republican power in
his State. He \‘t'as first elected to
the House of Representatives in
189;. and lie was re-eleelcll every
two‘years until this fall. when he
was the successful candidate for the
upper house. He was eminent .in
that. body as its best bridge player.
until six years ago he added to that
Seventy-three years old. he is a
thin little man whom; voice has the'
same quality that President Cool—
Like the President lie
was graduated from. Amherst Col-
to addrese that body in a. dinner
Following graduation from Am-
Fi‘om 187910 1882 he was
Shortly lifter his election to the
his life’s ambition, a judgeshlp. The
battle to decide for or’ngainst’wasi
the greatest fight of his career. He
decided against it anarreniainea in
his re-electlon
15 consecutive times. " .
' ' Our Dar (ninth-eh . .
“Mather. is it true thatfan apple
"Yes. Jimmie. .-Why7"-;j... -
"Cause it it is. I keptiabout ten
II. .
v LAIN cum: m '
“’hen Lurn called her :llHHll noon:
3: .1 71:0 to dinner. end I haven‘t a de-
i ll Ni
,would never do lit“.
l
The tearful
moments she had after nob told her
about thy chock did not affect her
now. She saw acceptance of it u
ihe sale of her freedom.
“No, i simply can‘t take it. Lum."
she said with wavering resolution.
"Please. don't speak of it."
1 "But you muen't be in want just
ihOl‘lillfii‘. of ii more mutter of pride.
li'lon't iw stubborn.” her cousin re-
mnnstrnlml. .
timer laid down her fork and
looked Lure straight in the (931-3.
"1 need the money—~l “slit it
.limlly. Courtleign Curtis has invit-
(‘i‘lil thing to wenr"‘—-l.un‘s eye:
widened» "and the check would get
me any kind or iron-n I wanted. But
i! i look is, I would be placing my-
gsclt under obligations to them again.
ll won't do that. l won't." .
i turn. fired by Grace'- inform»
illon about her engagement With
itfiiriirl .nrmied with her cousin. She
couldn't get Grace's point of View.
lior tenacious blindness to the prin-
ciple. Grace was upholding finally
given her cousin. The foolish as of
inniking a sacrifice impound itself
more and more u.n her mind.
“Your father will really be new
fully hurt if you don't take it." Lure.
persuaded. "Don't you see. he's
merely trying to show you how nor.
ry he is?" " _
Grace did not reply. but ~wlion
Lurzt opened her puree and drew
out the precious slip of paper, cer-
tified/to be worth two hundred d0l~
“Porter was killed in one of ill
with iii-ate:- to ’l-sad about betas-in
inrs. .lie accepted it.
’ (To be continued.)
SOLDIER. REST!"
(From "The Lady 01’ the Lake”)
Soldier. rust! thy warfare o'er.
sleep the sleep that knows not
breaking:
Dream of battlefields no more.
Days of danger. nights of waiting.
In our lslc‘s enchanted hall. DINNER STORIES
Hands unseen
strewing.
Fairy strains of music fall.
Every sense in slumber during.
Soldier. rout; thy warfare o'er. ..
Dream of fighting fields no more:
Sleep the, sleep that knows not
tweaking. ,
Morn of toll. nor nllht of waking:
thy couch < are
No rude sound shell reach thine ear.
Ai‘lnour'e clung. or wer~steed'e
chomping. ’ ‘
Trump nor plbroch summon here.
Mustering clan. or number:-
‘ iran‘iping.
Yet the lark'e shrill nth may come
At the daybreak. from the fellow.
And the bittern sound his drum.
Booming from the abdgy shallow.
Ruder sound. shall none be near.
Guaeds nor warden! challenge here.
Here's no war-otecd'sf nelgh and
chomping.
ms , niouin Ihut you'd got it nm-eiue
--Sir miter Scott. tuner ." .
'.- Mic-Mr. ' A wild-eyed. dieheveled-loom
(Hartford Courant) . women born into the local police
The fact that Mrs: Gene Station
1.
trafllcnccidehu for. whichlaoo ,An-
gelee is as well known as it is fault!
climate reminds one that her liter—
ary output‘wuo'fairly large. in View
of the fact that she had not reached
the point where she might even be
called elderly.
was, 3m that fact. compelled tolbext"
writer. there hangar-unwritten law
initiiat state to: which’ehe mdlje or *
less yrllilngly conformed. ‘ .
The, next few vieelii ehquldi‘rshow' farekaef-Lrfllef'elofily °W
hard-veto king librarian; whether
her boo n are etlll popular. she be-
longedivto, tire pre'qi‘rueiperiod of
fiction. and we shall b‘e‘7interelted it;
see Whether there mjtill m
on
' “I can't help!“ it ran not perfect. her M m She W mink
gore? only been one perfect lit; in“: flowflimmh methyl!
.Jon} ‘ wail i,-.‘Ygg h; = ”,ij'firrwé ". .. i7 mun: an?”
:3 W m:,'}°u 13: or ”comma-lean ‘
at all.
changed.
changed I: nil.
yeere e. Bulmk of liberty in the
world."
centnllnuon of the sovornment at
Washington. "The Demetri-et- should
prepare a definite program of de-
centralisation and give it back to the
people."
tion has been loci-using end will
continue to» do Io for four were. The
people villi decide whether they will
want it to continue."
that the third party notivltlee were.
at an end.
lived." he declared.
other of his new girl. ‘
"in the am piece she is the meet
beautiful think I ever our. end on
the other hand—"
Jack, who knew her. "one line in
engagement ring.”
the undertnker‘e end
cornea n his uglier.
acre for elaborate burl-.1. duet no
he wee leevlng’ he took I. in: tool:
and observed tint the lever in"!
hind. rotten. exposing. a. set of hie!
teeth.
he. and immediately oft.
out of e hendeotne coaln slapped it
gown-en the slob.» and said: "You
Shouting clans. or nquuiron‘s stamp- it
elation.
in: to drown himself for lame
tlmff‘she cried dry-talcum; ”nod
he'e been mining new for two days.
1 mt you to have the cute! drag-
ged.’ ~
-~ urhich 5* “PM .,
Box-nun Indiana. “j"m ” enema body!" .
main-poem.
at n “lee- rorl mlnutelei- titanic!)
”he's gdeaf! f'.
'i‘lMEL‘Y I VIEWS
WORLD topics. .
"DECENTRALIIE m 00“-
sun-arm." ls PLEA. or,
HARTLAXD GOVERNOR.
"Give the- government of this
country back to, its people end let
in hove two politic“ peruse. that
are ectuelly diflennt in pflneiplufif
This we: the pl“ of 06v. Albfl’l
c. Ritchie Democrat. at Merriam.
the only man ever re-elected Chief
Exi‘cullvc of tlint me. in e recent
nddrees. '
lie said;
"Democrats and Republican do
not agree. but I em heartily in am.
of the menu" introduced in Cen-
tred- by Scatter Wedmrm of New
York. to prohibit further amend-
menu to the Constitution of the
United States without rglvlnc the
people an opportunity to vote for
them.
"it is not enough to have pro~
posed amendment. ratifiedbe the
State Legiolnturee. for they inny not
repment the wiehee or the people
Only a vote of the men and
women of our country should deter-
mine when the Constitution is to be
"But I do not believe it should be
It nu stood for 107
Gov. Ritchie aloe appealed for de-
"Controlled-
he deeinred.
Gov. Ritchie “pro-0d the helm
"No third party bu ever
One college man wee telling the
"She'e wonderful. Jack." he odd.
“On ,ihe other land." ilnleh. ed
A. wealthy young mm celled at
identified e
He nve er-
"Thnt'e not my tether." told:
The“ undertaker kod the body
fool! If you’d kept your
"My husband in. been ‘thmtcnv
«Anything ”bullet. client like by
Jim-T,
. The woman haunted adjacent“!
,. yes." she exchiin ed at hot.
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ever hetero.
,. . pl If! ll {nomad directly or indirerzi f o ”1.5 -i f 5
leg in: in. distribution of Christmas checks? y r m ’ ”n f in.
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$ 0.00 Each Day Fills
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To the First 10 Persons Joining Our S .23 Club.
To the First 10 Persons Joining Our
To the First 10 Persons Joining Our
To the First 5 Persons Joining Our
To the First 5 Persons Joining Our
1'07”“!!!
33.700!er
t We Invite Each and Every Member of All metal.
‘mr CENIRAL FAIRFlEli‘l
' "$400
W tingmore
the thrift movement in every home ii]
men THIS PLAN, IT IS Near-SS r
WweWooeueze '
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‘5' (fight:
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being distributed to members 2"
CLUBS iii THE llféiifiil ‘3
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Can you afford 21C? i-l l‘
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WE WILL conrnumrrz: ..
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3m Filijx‘iii‘s;
(1 (is
December 8th to 13th)
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oniglit's Events
.PllweaVAudevillo. All sizir cm: i
in " When a Girl Loves."
Regent—D. w. Griffith's, "Titi- -
Cent
Dec. zloaepper. Wernen's Home. 1
Mleeione'ry Society. Bowayton .\l. l~:.:
Dec. lie—Luncheon Kiwanis clul». i
Doc. 22.-Mcntlngr of Omicron Clr— ;
Ede! Avenue BLVE.
home of Mn. Cllre Hodgeman. Miss
Vida Hun! Francis of Hillside school .
speaker. '
Dec. !O.—Chrletmo.e entertainment
Lady Washington lodge.
Jul. L—Pley East Avenue 3!. ii:
1 6.-—0yeter supper.
tori Fire department.
Insult to Injury.
"1 extinct marry you”-—ihnt was;
the burden of the young girl's reply it
to s. wealthy old men again
9
' ' < 1 .43-. -
Melly. rneny times he had asked if 111918 ' t“??? {,é 3
her to reconsider her decision, but i , , 15H: =...x.i
in the end he despairingly realized
thet she could never be his. Almost
angrily he upbrnided her.
"Even Cupid." he said. “could do
nothing with you.
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