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t The Evening Sentinel
th Norwalk. Conn. Eat. in 1570
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FltlLMthull‘S
31:33 “It I were tieki-d to giw admxc
to a. group of young iiiui who want-
tilltl
ed to get ahead in the world,"
“3‘".m’rflnca-’ . a ops-v...” -
make lriulds.‘ Looking back ()\l'i'
.u long lite. i can set: that much of
What the \torld calls ll|_\' success is
" due to what lllt'lltib lld‘xl' iloiic tor
”the. AS 1 till irt'it'lt‘ the tire and iii-
’ [Ow my mind to Hill liziclt U\t'l‘ the
3ycnrb, I see that many of tho l't‘-
'sults which iii my youth 1 crcdltcd
:to business tililiil3". t'i’llllt' bottitusc 1
‘had made inllui-litiul li'lClltlS. ’l‘lit-y
raid for me ltt‘tJ-illht. iiit‘)’ iikcti lite.
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"Li full get what belongs to us." titltth~3
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Norwalk Now Has
Real Boys’ Club -
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THE FOI'NJ‘ATlttN .\
LOCAL Y. M. C. A. is NUW' lili-
ING LAID.
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What. no doubt will provi: to it
the nucclus or :t Y. M. t). .\. t'or
Norwalk has lt‘t‘li started by Nor-
walk Chapter Lie Molar at i. l-Ilim~
betli street.
Not‘walk Chapter lit) Moldy hits it
membership of liitt young men be-
tween the agt‘s oi It: and :30 3\'i.'ii':5
who are handed togethrr {or pur-
poses ideal.
For a CUnFltlt‘l'l‘ll'lt‘
young men hatr- toll
suitable club rooms
could meet and lll31ii3\' lll(‘
tions an essential to yuuni:
hood. 'l‘l'lf‘ir comittit'vo hating .«e-
pei'iod lllt‘Ft'
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no doubt pnxe ills way (or a ‘i'. M.
t‘. .\. tor Norwalk in the near
ltllllit‘. tull3v equipped with an
illlt'tltilll" building etc. "l“l'IJlll entail
acorns large ouks grow," and it be-
h’lll\l" thi- citizens ofNorwtilk ioin-
\t‘Hilfllltt: tlils start and aid it to
motion. llorc is it ri-al opportun—
il3\ to lend a hand to newlopins‘
i‘iiai‘nt‘ti'l' in our next gt'nct‘ation.
lilt‘ hols who in ii few short yearn
“ill take the helm of our tanking.
industrial and mercantile institutions.
What is more important. today than
the training of our youth for citizen-
~lilp'.' How can a few dollars hr
Iii-tier linested than to protidt‘
Ftlt‘i‘l an eniironmciit as this boys
citlh promises to lie'.‘
The teachings oi the Order of De
Moliiy are ideal for any youth he-
|\\t’l"ll the ages of >16 and '.‘l years.
The iii-dcr of Du Molar limits pro-
mum and work itiirtlrts. lloids and
thus uiiitlra the young man front
illr‘ bot- scout axe to maturity thus
helping iiiin ttohe many (if the pro-
blems incident to youth.
The (”ii-doi- teat-hrs love and ap-
lll‘f‘t'iililtm of parents. reverence for
sat-red things, courtesy, comrade-
bhllt, t‘di-Iit). t‘iCilliliCbS tiiid patriot-
mm, all \ll‘lut‘S which mark and
ltlt‘llllly thr- i-icht thinking man.
The order L“. IltilI-M‘t‘lfll'lflll and thus
around it't :iltar uttthrr boys of all
idltIi'a aiid t't't‘o'i': it) worship tht‘
tillt' l|\lll . and ll‘llt' Limi.
'I'lto ofliciala of tho- (litlcr were
wclroiued to Norwalk l.t~:t yrar by
.‘t large gathering of leading t‘lllLl‘l'lfi
who iirc )ill‘lIHNl with the result (it
tho work of the Order and are now
willing to help ixtond the work l3\
:itiiil: i'i‘ccli' of ”on lllllt". strength
and money that the. youth of Nor.
walk may lie printrxcd to emol- the
educational illltl i-cci'tutioital admin-
turns that th.- 3outlt do in other
t illr‘S.'
And person lillt‘l‘t“lt‘tl ill this fillt‘
t'illl help start the club by
or stiiiscriliintz
moncv to finance iili start. A inciti-
her of the committee will call and
t'kltlillll the work in drtiiil to any
:ui'sr-iiri lull-rested. on lt‘qll'H t‘nn-
tact t'iill lm made by phone $157“.
w iirk'
NURWALK
2:0 YEARS AGO
A.» Revealed By the Files of
The limiting bClltlnCl.
THE EVENING SENTINEB
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A Much Needed “Bull” in the China Shop
Urges. Fox Hunters to Wait
Tilt) tollowiux ilt‘llls appczircd in
tho lrh’tit‘ ol' the l’;\t'illlls Ecutinil
June it‘i. two:
"A band of gumit‘s bound in thi-
iiirection of .\'orwalk passed through
Stamford )isterday morning. there
two thing wagons, giiudii)
pitlliicd and (it“(‘orftlt‘tl ,Nt'o runa-
abouts, a number of horses. and a
wagon titled with out poll‘s, sides
l‘tilith‘ :iiid (Jillt‘l' “3llllllt.” They will
make' their camp on the ltll'llpikt'
iiiar liarieii.”
"(it onto Spircr
llilylllilixt‘l' at lill‘
was circled (.‘lllt'i
m-mnanutiitl elic-
liou oi' titlt'kciioc littilott. l. U. ll.
51., last exciting."
“The Ckiillllliillltln oi 122 candi-
dates for iidiuis>ion to the liii..h
school of Norwalk cOlililionct-d lhi-t
iiioi'iiing and will last tlii'otilzili)ui
tomorrow at the Franklin School in
South Norm-ilk. it is Sillltl'll‘iit‘lltlttl'
|-.\' tilt" principals of the (“threat
schools and is brim: conducted along
the most modern lines of examina-
Editor of The Exciting Heiitlncl:
liczii- Nii':~--l liati- road with iii-
tt-rcstftlie lit't‘oultl in your paper of
the proposed trial oi iox hounds our
hundrcd strong which was to haw
taken pint-t- last Saturday and of
how thv Htlllt‘ ‘-\i’lS called otf aftcr
the sliili- lioiit‘t‘. (“litt‘il was prob-
.'ilily illl‘ ntsiti- guilty wardens) hail
:tppi-arrd and notified the lillt'l‘t‘fllt‘tl
liill‘ilt.8 that the rare should tlltl at
midnight.
'l‘hi‘ liit'i-rctin- is that :i pcrtcctly
llillttt't‘nt fox race was to lw run. that
liil' “lilllt‘ laws" was iumkcil to pin.
\int ii larci- lllllllitl r of titwolccs of
the hound trout t‘li3;()3\‘ll‘.K thcmsolvcs
and that no possible burnt could cli-
Hlit‘ to I'llhti‘ ltl‘(l]it.‘l’t3\' owners or
Cillltt'.
’l’lirr" is a Sill“ to this duration
that tilt so fox liiiiiterw may not] con-
sidir and that a large numlicr 0t
illilli"l'.\' who hunt Killll‘.‘ birds in the.
fail. should take llf‘f‘tl to. as lilmr
intervals (‘Dlllt‘ into the realm of the
whit-h wo arc informed is
growtniz crops. anti the pack follow-
ot‘ the cg; and the old bird brooding
lilt"lll on the ground. “l'lt‘ll there is
a larger danger of the little family
being flushed and scattered. and in
the night never getting together
again. with the resulting danger of
vcruiln and the possible destruction
of the entire brood.
'l‘llrre hits been more. thail one cf,
fort to pass it law making owners
of hunting dogs keep their dogs un-
drr leash during the breeding sca-
sion. ttwnrrs ol‘ lvird (logs almost
to a man keep their hlrd dogs tied
at this season. ’l‘hen too this is the
crowing summit for crops. and while
it. is stated adjacent property own-
N's were willing the hunt might
lilix'" place. no fax hunter )ct could.
control the {nv ahead or the hounds.
and if the fox chose to course
through farm land. meadows or
ed there must follow a damage
which only causes feeling and tender
to cause more posting of land. i
MAN -I'U\\'l'JR N EEDEI).
“What could be more said." ask-rd
the school tPiH‘llPr. “titan a man
without a country?”
"A country without a man." an-
till’Ql‘t‘Il the flapper-to-be. brightly.—
Tilt" Progressive Grocer.
T onight’s Events
ltialto~—“Btop Flirting.“
l‘aiace—"l’ievil's Cargo."
itexent~“'l‘he Swan."
Hwarihtnm-e Chautauqua.
Wm. McKinley Auxiliary liorial.
l'icnic Woman's Association. S. N.
Cong. church.
Last planting of t'outicil of Cath-
olic Women.
COMING EVENTS
June iT.—St. Agnes Guild Straw-
berry festival at. Christ church.
June l7.-—-Last meeting of Phila-
thca Class Norwalk M. E. church.
June l’L—Annual meet. of Fair-
field County League of Women Vot-
ers. l‘tidxetleld.
June l'L—dfilcctlon of odicere of
Lady Jennings Lodge.
Julie iS-lli.—l);ty Nursery Rum-
mage Sale.
June 18.-—Lalit meeting of Reli-
ance Social Club of Itowayton.
Juno iii—Tenth anniversary meet-
ing or Walioma Council.
Juno lS.——Last card party of sea-
son 1). A. it.
Juno lD.—Stritwbt-rry lt‘esthni of
Swedish Cons. church.
June 19.—Deft Finger Circle plays
at Grace Parish hall.
June 20.——'l‘rinity Sunday School
picnic.
June :2.»lnittallation of nm- rs.
Past Mutl‘Ol‘ls Association U. l5. .
June :4. — Republican Women's
luncheon.
Juno “:4. -— Opportunity circle.
King's Daughters Experience social.
June ‘.‘5.——l.awn party at. St. Pe-
ter's Eumgclicai church.
June '.‘Ii. —— Strawberry l-rstitiil
t'oui-t Frances Order of The Golden
Sceptre.
June lid—ladies“ Night. Catholic
Council No. 46. K. oft‘.
July 1:.——0penlng of Girl Scout
Caliip Trefoll.
Du blip hu l‘pl‘lrl'd
(Cattle to New York 'l'i‘iiiunr'. Inc.)
The delegation of (it'll Alnerkan
and Canadian doctors, who are now
here, puzzled ituliliii todu). lliiviiig
hrartl how .\lllt.‘l'|L‘t its rushed to the
nearest. “pub" or cafe wliril they
reached lluropo in order to quench
the thirst induct-d by prohibition nt
homo. the citizi us of the li'isil L‘iipl~
tal. were astonished to find that thr-
.\nicric;in doctors. are tettritalers al-
most to a man.
In fact 3t'\0ll lhr CND‘t‘liliiy ar-
ranged \isit to llit: Guinness: ill'0“t’l'3\'
the iargcst iii tho world. wliirt- the
famous “stout" is made failed to
tempt the doctors. 'l'hey insisted on
drinking iced coffee and lemonade.
New Boy Scout Leader
The recent election of James J.
Slot-row as president of the Boy
Scouts of America marks the first
changt‘ in the presidency of that
body since its foundation. Colin H.
Lliiiigsione. who this Just retired aft-
or 15 years of service. was one or the
founders of the inowmeiit.
The new president has been close
t_r irlneiinrd with the. movement {or
a number or years its a member of
tho national executive board and as
chairman of the region covering the
New lingiand States. Storrow is a
tlirco yearly illtIIi-ltios. atid Good
Government, candidate 'for lilli)t)l'
of Boston in llittit. Stiliscqmrntly
lie was cleclt‘d lo the lloslnn (filly
L'Otlltt‘ll and armed as president of
t
the iouiitil during the last year of
his four-year lt‘l'ltl.
During the war, as cliiilrl‘uau of
the Masnaclitisrtts committee on
public salt-t}; lllt‘ pt'oiiecr organiza-
tion of its kind in the country. he
did outstanding work.
Slorrow‘ a great tour of out-
door lilt' .tind scwrai years agotvt‘ut
oil a camping trip beginning ill the
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TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 192
IttililILt lilt'll
1824
CENTRAL
t TRUST CO.
NORWALK. CONN.
good iiitllitlilfl t‘tllllJt‘t'litlilb‘.
votiNii BUSINESS MEN 3
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tildrr illlldllt‘an lllt‘ll realize the wine of ii
So should :3!
starting lililxillt‘hil t'tircrl‘s. l“-
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i.r-t.‘u.~. it'll 3\oii about our many (it-part-
lucnts ililtl wluit t‘ilt‘il has to offer you.
HE
FAIRFIELD '7
1925
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f fire.
SO. NtiilWA.
Service
Take Heed
Valuable things kept. in your
home are never safe fron des-
rate thieves or the ravages
2m gnu... _ -4 . .
A grain of caution is worth
tons of chance—rent. one of our
safe deposit. boxes at the cost.
of a few cents a day.
.it TRUST co.
Security
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AN INSPIIRING BOOK *3
for engaged or married coupf
is undoubtedly a smings bait
diepiiaiing how wisely t3
-.i:~plus cash is being put asi.3
for the prolerbial “rainy day." ‘5
idoni comes to the really thrlf .3
ind if it does they are ready ‘r
l‘t-Uk.
:ittr:i\'i\o
library tablc for lill‘J room and Airy.
tittl'at't tt‘ll*l(lt‘i'illtlt‘
llHliSi—t in :cucrzti i3
tically arrancod
'Ittention. ’l‘liw
very WEI] atlali‘t‘wl [or it lots t'ltili.
willeay a large part of thn- 0\(‘l-
. floward, Wm. .1. Moore. Milton I-Jl-
Wood. R. ll. lt‘hnn. l-‘i'cdk. Slime.
Rev. Fredk’. ll. Jacobs. Ilrv. .\i-tlitir
"Eugene J. Van News of this cit)
lil‘l\:llt: rrccption giicn by l'ope l'ius:
“\\'r-.iktish is selling for eight
mills prr pound in the market to.
halt dollais or pushing out half dol-
lars ill tliange, another cmpioye ot‘
ll‘lt' circus stood near on it pedestal
stead of :iskiii: Michael to do it. as
she usually did; and entered the
houso iioiii the rcar. Into the front
\‘t‘llilt‘llitl "Good night. dear."
thc \viiidow-sliadts. turned out the
lights. and climbed the stairs to rap
softly on the door of her dressing-
abouL
eyes. She remembered reading that
those lines were caused by the con-
"I know what you were thinking
i thought about it too. Don‘t
let some foolish remark of Lonnle's
made when hlti mind was on some-
.‘lnd the sun brought strengthening light.
The. flower. once so pale and weak
Had stoutly grown with care and sun. ‘
Transplanted from dark to light.
. Bloom out and make the world more glad.
Standing staunch and gay—upright?
every little
policies are keeping a full
and accurate measure of what
can't swim."
“Well, my friend." couiinrnicd
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caption room is a \i'ti' . ~ ' I took this little ' “ ‘ '
. . . . 3 3_ . . 3 . 3 x . ’3 _3 . . plant so blme i s I)
lace bem li'l‘nlrlll'il lll u ulioizany. ‘5 lm‘mL -| KUUII 11111"- on “It. L011~ l '~ ’ .- ”‘71) . ' ~ ' '
I) Dr. Chaf. liixlmiinuii lil'f‘.-lflitt‘tl tl-i.-. tlllt‘nl. lit: wiitcs trimds in town " AA "Krill"! l J (Halt; .. And placed it in "1-" garden bright. I Y JISkI nght' 3 l OUR BANK IS LARG:I '-
. .- . , . v, i»; . that in int] 111‘ sist ' ztt ’lll l .- 'mm ' ' ' ‘ ~ ' 011 C we ' ll ‘ 0“ 3"(illl‘ “"1 "1 ' ' '7’
boys nith .iu tlLlli not illilllt cm) i s rt 1 t (Ct l ...- . ....... l tended it and gate it care. 3 [while to lll'iite enough t0 1n spire that
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cured a. suitable. building rcptirlt‘il Mom. ““13 it will insure absolute ““3 to 33_1\I3‘;”3II_(_ 11 .i ””3333 date. I it appears to me there is R \ital member of therunktnx firm of Lee. (iiitiitl Ititiiloti. in Arizona. and . . , , .
back to the Chapter lllt‘rllni: lielall‘ 13.”...31313 .. lt‘iu it‘lllt‘ lirtii‘in: month "(Iquvsllon 0! conservation lll\0l‘.'(‘d in IHtk'ginson & (0.. chairman of the terminating at the Glacier Ntitluliai 1 meet it. Get the SSAmES be 3
'May 14th at \\'llit'll lililP tho llltlll-I um. Mum.” l. gum...“ and M. lvirdtz. ““33“ “M HOHK. and ”“3 fox Wills rdtl which the to; huntIvisIhaIxIt; tilidnililzit‘rttgf hashI\lottI>tsItmulliany. l’aIikI.I in Montana. HO\\t\ll. his fifgf'l/ ilill'ili when lount: and 01d «”156 “3
bel‘s voted to pt‘t‘t'u'tl to «than up ll. l; 1333.33.33. “gun.“ m “n “Vim”; In” I” a ”Mm” M ”3.3 country t)\t‘l‘l(\0l\t\t‘l and whit if tie) wi . . 1 ill mam iusincss cor- {mettle lt‘t'i-oatlntiIgrOlllld has al- {I .3.“ tot! independent. .
the building. 1.33_d33_,m.;310 ”“31 tur- mmmu. [3N “Hum; which i't‘Sullt‘tl “IMP lllt‘ lliit’t'livd ('irousu or Hm consudrr cnrntulltg Iwill iditinisI themr por‘aILtsns. ‘th 3' . I ways, been the \\ hlte Mountain re- v- . .
rilsh it for Chm ”MI m [min luring coitsidrrald)‘ ltl'tilst'tl [l‘ltlm‘ lites and lil‘Hls, A to“. toxcs to abandon ink rig .irge numiersIo tl . ”‘8 '\l Iii-iIman) other attitl- man of .‘xnw Haiiipsliii-IF. m which he The City National Ban...
3 ,..3. ii .01 mm 3 . ,. 33 _ . 3 33 lltllllll‘lR dogs into the woods at ti.s es. e new pirsident was chair- has taken annual camping trips for '
The bots dlifick d in . i .vnd blmilUll tip. they wen dining :1 out ot the win would moan that - 3 'th N rwalk 001111
, . lv 3, 33 .. _ . 3 3 . season and wait until that time of man of the Boston school board for many years. 0‘1 O i '
the. enlhtisiimii known on . t litiise down the lull on the “limit muth 3lcss llllliiltt‘ to the lltSlll‘iR {th year when ”133 young birdw can
)quth and rluiiux. the pi t . our lint. lttill “kill one .iile oi the tuiouse. lllll this this ‘. ittt not a ““39 for ”33333353313338 and the crops _- .
weeks lime t'tiini-irtcti tho: itiiildlnl: :liiiit raw away and dropped on hunt to kill, so [how interested in “.3, hurtratfll 3 a i .
.into a modern t'llll'. 'l‘lirotiiili tit“ tllt' hour-s iiv'r-is. causms it to run Grouse and other birds hau- a i'lL‘lit ‘ "n I tin tl's iuhs are working i I 1
3 oil i-t t‘ltiti rmr-ntiv iu-u- it r “I“ loth ' t iii iv . ii int llll't". what is lilt‘ result. of a "‘ “9°" 3‘ 9 3C , . :3
‘ $3121;ng wllthll the ttuanciiil :ia- goul' ] U 8 ' UM 0 e n It‘llt'k in mar "one hundred hounds" for ”'31 conservation and a. “9”" - e ower an e l IOU ‘~ ILL GET it
' » - , .. .. . . . . . .. - - 3 ' ll - 1.. rclution betwet-n themselves and the t ,3
slatance of a low llllt routed t'lll/.t‘lt- i‘. Is. tolcniiiu has Just receiicd ”until 1903' At "W” “l “3‘ Wu“ '3 ‘3 r3! 03‘1“,“ and rpvrvs'nting I t '
furniture and iui'nisliinizs lune tier-u Mills tor the Little itcd Stars luise- "i this “m“ of -‘""”'- -lmp .‘ y . i ti 1 .l- ‘ an I" " darksome "“313 damp, un-sunned. ‘ Ltilll‘lCOUS attentionnan “i5.
. ed to fit up )llllt" rooms- szlit- Iiill it“illl Tilt” t~ulta concist of Milo Grouse "“514 ”W“ 'h" mound and the. l\or\\nlk Assoca on. m“ ‘0 \ ' ~ t 1 1AL h ' Vi
.ecur 'l‘l l \ i \It told \lllli Ml il~ .ltii it ‘1 ti to 11m, it is their custom to burst from thi- tll‘ltt‘fll '0 ”‘0 "V" ”“NT'N‘” l“ ”‘9 i “In!" the a”. “as “I" and sour, “ 3' bQII‘ARE Db Ele
* v 3.3: i.‘ t ‘.i -. '. .il.‘.' 4 t‘.‘ ," :4 t_' * “‘ ‘ _ 3 -, 3 3 3 .
{big for ‘ibe' ] . ll . l _ - .. . ..l . . .1 . ,l. -- ‘ Ah neat “lit ll distiil'ii-‘il :itttl titr-vc l5 fl“ "'2“ mention to put 0” ”w” in 3' corner pressed between Y‘H’ l“‘lc"-" \Ve (leSll'e to have th‘ 1
mg rooms. game lump». liiilviiliii. .illd ltll stat nit lllt lllCil‘cl. ll 0‘1 ti i Ithl of fill it till‘E ”um tri'tl till suph ”mp as the voting 1 f d i kl ll ’ 3
.. . ,v «- 3. - . ~, 1 'r‘: tit “ -t‘ it t‘- - ‘ ' mm a sc y ower. -. _
330°! tables, ihn‘iib lHi‘in' dill]; Milli: 33u\L:“Willi.f.\“.::ll::m’3:1:51;1;whittl‘: l'N‘l' of hounds rushing throuxh the birds can care. for thrmscitcs and I i public l\llO\V that we 31.}
looms’ etc.. m 1”” ‘L ( H f 3' ‘ woods to stumble. upon a Grouse ”it? t‘l‘ol‘5 are. harvested. f 3 . -' E P 1 l i
simply been L‘l‘l'dtt‘tl fioin nothiir. tion t'AplLiht‘fi oi the monument 3 l' 3“.th of 3‘ d 3 MM] _ _ How it liud I could not see: ‘ : dllklOllS 0 a 0n 3I
to start with to a pimp-m “limping ii'cctui at i,ll't,tiltl\\d3\’ to the dead of i‘” "m " “0"" ‘~ W3 3‘ ‘ tSlgned) Herbert “. Gorham. 3 I . i i t] l? 't' t b ' q. i. .
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planned for tilt it-l'i...‘.I tall and taster than the weather of this 3.3.3.“. “Honcy3 dear I know what you‘re good deal with Elaine Allowey. into 11...- shell. And how. with her . . where he ‘3.“ taken into a . . w 0”)”le )c poor old head she I
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fluid be pleased to rec-Lite ln'nr- irnze on. which reminded us of the about Elaine Alloway." "Thank she was doubtful. She remembmd "No. Inst to tea. my car. i'll "I “n" swim." (118an n" m e “as I ' ‘erb ill in. . via What u the opposite '
Won regarding anyIperson w ho classic story of ”IF man in Winona. God." he told himself, “my Con- how when Bertha had first come to be Jumping about a. good deal today The man on the pier watched him "3"” ye very bad J‘m"" 58m “"3323“ 3,
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