Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 5, 1925 · page 3

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’Davis to Address
Darien Masonic Club

At. the next regular monthly meet-

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Finds School Girl REV DUMBELL
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Committed Suicide -

FILES PLEA [N in}: offlihc Uni-ton Masonic L‘iub.

which will be llt'ltl on Tuesday ovo-

, ning. Sept. 8, at the Noroton Fire

il-iouse, iluggdslo Corner and tho

i Post lload, a particularly interesting

cntcrtainmcnt progium will be pre-
srliti'd.

PERPETUAL BIKER

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litaArn'AocmENTAL.‘ il.sn'iont Dcweid. of in Vermilyeq.‘
ESCAPES GIVE BRIDGEI’OR’I‘. Sept. 4.-—(AP). uvcnuu New York, was the driver of
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PRISON MEN dcatll accidentally. according in TOKYO. ls‘cpi. 4.——-(AI”). Otto.
coi'ollcr John J. Phelun'h finding lllliltll't'tl and titty persons were kiln
lcd In an cxplosion at tho 'l‘elllaku

Mrs. Delia Kunz, 52. of New York. the machine.
made today.
I The accident. occurred in Stum- ('ozil inlnc. ncnr I'lngyang Koren.
' ford, while the automobile was en. dispatches to the Nippo Jlii today-
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CONSOLIDATE Dilllllil'tM, nines. Hcpt 5. (.iP.)-—-
An inquest rvport on the fatal shoot-

ing of 15-year-old Priscilla Amldon

COHON MILLS and lllt: wounding of lS-yearmld

,1 titerliug Mills. bcr school boy sweet-

.‘ hunt. on June 9 last in \Vcllcslcy
p. 'l-‘nrinn. submitted in district court
.1- Fall River Mayor 8885. today Pronounced the girl's dcatli “RIDUI‘H’ORTn SH“- 5 (AP)-“-’ Lon ilm‘ifl. Ndl'WHlk “NW0" “"d

an act of suicide. .Judse J. A. llaii- Howard M. liumbcll. former .l’i'Ol- past Dollllii’ Ui'ulifl Master Of “MOM

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‘. i‘ Better B u S I 11 e S S oran subimiicd the finding. (Mum Episcopal rector of St. l.ukn's‘ in lllt' State of Connecticut. will give
Mills, believing that the girl was ' toreixn

“ho was thrown from an automo-
route from Norwnik to New York. said. .

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ilA;iTl<‘til‘tD_ Scpt. ii.—(Al‘)- AI
surprise for prison officials regard-
ing the construction of cells in the
top tier at tho Welliersficld state
prison has 'coinc as n rcsult of the
iiivcstlnutiun that followed the es-

W . . . . .. . . , "' is. talk on his travcls in
1th Fewer omelals dead, himself attcmpted suicide by ”with l" Dan?!" “ho dimiccd m“! lands, uugn‘icntiiig it with photo-
On I)ayrons firing a bullet into his head which who under a lucatnn decrcc, mnr'flll'ill‘llllti slides showing \r10\vn taken

 

 

FALL' RIVER, Mass, Scpt. 5.
(AP. —Consolldatlon or plants and
the onscquent elimination of num-
bers of high salaried cxccutivcs is
the gist of a plan laid before the
' cotton manufacturers of Fall Itivor
by Mayor Edmund P. Talbot to en-
able mills hero to compete succcss-
fully, against textile factories any-
where ill the United States.

“All the Fall River mliis.’ he said,

 

"may be classed under four or five,

dontroycd the sight of the right cyc, l'lftd «'1 sinm‘r of the parish. and is? by him while iii the 1-1on land. Nor-

tlio report stated.

The judge found that "There was
not a. situation existing in fact which
calicd for such drastic action."

He concluded that "No unlawful
act 0 rncg‘ligence of any other pcr-
son contributed to her death."

Notes to the mothers of the two.
Judge Halloran stated, indicntcd a
suicide pact, but he found that Mills'
act was prompted by the suicide of
the girl. rather than i lithe fultilmcnt

now defendant lil it divorce action
pol-c. ycsicrdhy lllcd a lllt'll lll abate.
mciit to tho libcl. Thc action was
brought by Mrs. Anna Shot-rod Dum-
bcii. whom he left when he went
from ])iil'll.'il to Yucatan in the spring
and charm-d iiltolcrablc. cruelty.
Through counsel Dumbrll ands
the court to dismiss the action for
want of Jurisdiction. it is the claim
or the rcspondcnt that neither the
plaintiff (Mrs. Diimhell), nor him‘

way and SW doll and the butth ileltls
of file World War.

l’rcsidcnt Simon W. Cooper ox-
prcsncs the hope that all members
of the Club will make an extra effort
to be proscnt and also extends a. cor-

' dial invitation to the masonic friends

of members of the Club.

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J. 1. Diabetic Clerks

cape \‘i'rdiicsdiiy
'i‘llursduy morning of
McDonnell, and l“l‘lilil( Land. it wns
confidently believed that the cell-
ings of the coils
proof" slot-l, and that no
could possibly haw cut his way
through. Instead, tin-y wcro of or-
dinary shoot stool, tiii'cc-sixtccnths
of an inch thick and this ylcldcd
to tho drills' of the two prisoners.

sclf is a resident of this section. it

l’rcsldclit Norris (l.

night or early
Michael .i.

were of “tool
prisoner

(inborn of

Miss E. Rich of Brook-
lyn, N. Y.,isays: “i don't
know what the cause was,
but every few days my
stomach would feel all

bloated up with gas, my ap- .

For Sick Stomach ‘ j:

Have Fine Outing
is i-iainlcd that Mrs. Dumbell is it ..._._.....

rcsldrnt of North Carolina and wool Ml” J‘ J' Vblnilelto treated m"
not hero at the lime action “.“Hitelcrlls to ll. lino outing and supper

. . brought. Dumbcll. in his pica. says "t‘ lioton i’oint Wednesday evening.
In. Auto; Klddles Hurt that in April, he moved from (‘on- to celebrate the 1"“! half-holiday 0‘
————— iicctiitut with the intent of staying ”‘9' season. A ““3"“ 300‘] time was
“If this Plan should be adopted PALMER. Mass. Scpt, 5 (AP),-——- away and. on May 2. ho took up l‘t‘Hl- enjoyed by all.

perhaps 20 or 30 mill treasurers Four persons were injured early yes. donor in Mivrida. Yucatan. .llc
now dean bis salaries “'OUld be terdny whcn an automobile which claims. further. that on .lnno :i lli‘
eliminated and at“ many as 40 ‘0 50 contuincd Aldon J. Mcfawn. of 194 obtained it Icaul divorce from Anna I.\'-li\"> yours." "0 fluid his “'“b‘ had
superintendents would be dispensed Enflcm strcct, Thompsonvmo, Cenn., slim-oil lilllllllt‘ll and. subsequently,Iniadv- his work in crcry parish «ax-.-
with." and his three children crashed into married Mary L. Smith ill Yucatan, ‘trriiicly difficult bccniino of lack of
thc ubutmcnts of tho undcr-pass east Mrs. llilmlwll alleged cruelty and co-opcrntion. tiiat silo constantly
NEW CANAAN AVE. DUMP FIRE of Palmer. According to tho, po- asked custody of lllcir son. Adrian. (lulll‘i'illt‘d With him, and openly an-

licc. thc accidcnt was rauscd by the i7. 'i‘lic marriage was at Coviillzton,ltduoiiizcd his parishioners.

of an agreement, petite was poor and l felt

the pris‘nn directors and \i’ardcn

H. K. w. stud hilltctl today that Sick to my stomach—to say
there were few cells in the prison ' _ '
from which men could have cut "Othll’lg Of headaches.

thclr way to i‘rcodoln. and McDon- " _ 1 we
ml] and Land linppcnod to occupy l ”CVCT ll'lOllgl'll 0i ‘ . ""

two of thcsc. ~' ' ' '

Warden Scott. today was disin- llbll’lg‘ Carters {Jule Liver
clinod to discuss in detail the con- PlllS until l’lOlllll’le seemed ‘ ~
ntruction of rolls in the prison, fool- " , '
inn” that such inl'oriiintion should to ,help Aftef llSll’lg Car- swer With Carter's and havé,
not be niadc public. 110 said that tCl'S I felt l'CllCVCCl at once the last WOl'Cl ” I V
-and now as soon as my Recommended and for a

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stomach taiks’ back i an- sale by‘ali drug stores, 29c."

or perhaps. six groups, each group
to work with the other groups for W—
cconomic and profit. A single treus- Father Fans Asleep
] urer. a single superintendent and

selling agent would be selected for
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l I The Phoenix Engine company liC- futilcr falling tislecp while at the ’1‘cnn.. in April. .1890, and tho nl- Dumbcll recently rclinquishcd ills ‘ , ‘ . . {
,‘_ gen fighting a blaze in the New ('11- wllccl aftcr many hours of driving. li‘getl "NU-‘1” trcatmcnt “'11-‘91 i‘ii‘i‘i‘il‘1 i‘luuw 0“” 5" IMHO,” ”WW“ and it ‘i‘tl‘tilliilllnlil‘t iillgdonllynl‘he 'l)1;:1::il§:i:;2
-. MED avenue dump at ten 0'6lock Vivian. aged 3. youngcst daugbtcr of ovcr tho period ai‘tcr 1920. time not ncccssary for Rt. ilcv. C. B. Fifty weeks n your. J. “'_ Mcrry, board has full confidcncr- in the or. _ _..- .,_._.,_.._..,_-, . . . _ W, -~——-—m»—_~-————~.
_‘ this morning. After noon the blaze Mncfawn. has the most scvc'rciy ln- _ \i‘licn llit‘ action was ill-ounht illrcwsttr, the- bishop of the diocese.‘ Seattle mull warrior, hikes 12 miles ricial personnel " V '
was still sending up a column of jurod. the otlit‘l's receiving only llllml‘i‘” “aid that ht‘ hlld‘; ”\‘Wl'i'l H"! other ”it!“ 10 “(Term the willl- a day. The oilicr two wcck-i ho .qt “9.... .L ,...,....rimi,i.. we." piece ' .
imoke. slight injuring. through ”intrucrablo agony for thir- drawnl. takes a vacation and rests up. And of “,'m..;i. inc “(“1 10.13"} “All with ’ .
his “rest" for clizht. years has con- ‘ ' ‘ “
' ~ . inn-c. sonic escapes and we have .
sisted of taking a long lllkc. 'llllt-l one . . . . SChultze s saturday SpEClals
\ your in- rcaclicd the top of Mount had low to v in the past thirty ,
' llulnicr. one of the most difficult in ycnrs. ‘
. the country to climb. .
e -__.. "fl ‘ GHIGHESTER s PILLS Boneless Rib Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l, 300 lb. .
' . IIE muonmnu . "
CALLS lNCOME ”ll'r'a-“WM ’3’... Spring Lamb Fores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c lb...
. 0 be microns-nio- null
l‘ 5312'1355' 3h. 'il‘l'll' Emil“. R d St k 30 lb
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THE STORY SO FAR
GLORIA GORDON. beautiful

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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flapper. marries DICK GREG- went on upstairs. '

ORY. s struleln: young lsw- Gloria slammed the door behind NE“? YGRK' Scpi. 5 (AP).—— Speed Passenger Pork Roast 2861b
’er. Her Ides of marriagels fun her and went outdoors. Opening of tho income tax lists to y . ' - ' ' - - - - - ' - - o ' - . - - - - . - - , 0‘
and line clothes . . . but no Her heart was lined with hate and ”1“ Strum-V 0i “‘0 Wm” 1"“ “m“i Wagons “I Carl ' V‘

stock salesmen. collecting nucncics
and solicitors of business a gigantic REPAIRING AND OVERHAUIJNG
"sucker list" with they are utilizing. PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Benjamin i-‘ay, chief clerk in tbc
.. Scrond District income ’i‘ax oi‘ticc '
in the Customs House said today. HAYDEN
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. AUTOMOBILE CO.
ii‘ict for information. ' said Mr. llay,
“the publication of the income tax 34 WEST AVE. NORWALK

“Judging from the character of
many of tho pcrsons who linro ap-
list undoubtcdiy provides a huizc SERVICE STATION PHONE ‘33, '
Stufkt‘i' list."

5 - work or children. She seems
‘, her friend. NOLA HOUGH, for
< having three babies.

anger toward her nlothcrdn-laiv.

She walked along the lamp-lit
streets thinking of cruel cutting

Dick borrows his mother’s things she might have said to her.
maid. MAGGIE, to teach Gloria if she had only thought of them in
to cook. But she refuses to time! How she wished she'hadl
learn. Later, Maggie, disgusted The streets werc very amat-
with Gloria's wild parties, quits Scarcely anyone passed. And as
her Job. Then Gloria hires ~
BANGHILD SWANSON. sl-
thought Dick tells her they can't
award a maid.

Then she goes into debt for
hundreds of dollars‘ worth of
clothes. anti insists upon a new
no. Dick sells his old roadster
I in make a payment on the new

olli'.
. Gloria goes riding in tilewar
- with STANLEY WAYBURN. an
actor with whom she is infatustr
ed. They are seen by MOTHER
. GREGORY. who begs Gloria to
; mend her ways. Next day
Gloris invites Wsyburn. MAY
SEYMOUR. wife of DR. JOHN
SElflovfl. and 'May’s lover.
JIM CAREWE. to the house. A
Jolly party is in progress when
Dick returns and puts the guests
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Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwslk

39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk 7“

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-- C Because of her aliair with
-— srewe. May Seymourissnubbed
__ everywhere by women. This mo- f. o. b. factory, plus war in
I' . mentsrily worries Gloria. flow-
' ever. she visits Wsyburn ill his ' ' - , - ' . l ,
rooms. She returns to find that. " ' '
Dick has been brought home it]! 1 I, I , , . » - . Q ' - ‘.
by MISS BRIGGS. his secretary. \ ' . .-._ » . " . ' -‘ ,
who is in love with him. Miss ' ‘ . .. . "“‘l " ' . l .l ‘ -.. .-
Brlggs' sister, MRS. O'HARA, : ' . ' ‘ .'
00m“ ‘0 “"0 Dicku In his do- She . . . picked up the telephone to give May's number. Mrs. O'Hara was talking.
lirlnm he calls for Gloria. but (‘1 ' 1- f d - t u,
pushes her sway when she goes ' on“ (5 one m en ‘1' ‘
to him. Gloria wandered along, a sort of softly closing the door. OLA pondered.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY peace stole over her. ' Gloria followfidiher silently down- “Well." she said a: this: "i!
LORIA went downstairs. She stairs to the nag room. I were you. I'd [:0 r8 l» 0““
G put on her hat and coat to go floriahsuddefilly wantle: :omf‘oxbt: A cold supper was laid there for and tell Dick about it. That's the
out of doors. She felt that. “7 am a 9 can go m er ‘ one. Sliced corned beef. bread and only SQllare thing for you to do. so
somehow. she must get away from —-h£'r misery. butter. and a bowl of canned tar as i can see."
u the sound of 'Dick's voice moaning Not her mother! .; -. . she had peaches. Slowly Gloria shook her lovely
: "Glory . ., .- Glory." It. kept repeat- never confided in her mother. hhole. tlooktan extra plate from the head. rHer eyebrows straightened
- ‘ c no case . into a rown.
] fiftitselt over “d over in her Not. May Seymour—nor Stanie)‘ “Stay and have n bite of supper "Of course. I can’t do that. W101
Gloria'slmpuise was always to es. WWW“, 3mm"- Th9? “7°" flair with c lonesome woman." she Dick so sick.” she mused. “But
cape the unpleasant thing. of life wetthor friends. There was no sym- begged. "And while I'm boiling the when he’s better, I think I will "tell ,
—poverty. hard work and sickness. pathy for anyone in either of them. water ‘0? the tea, Y0“ can ‘9“ me him—that ll. if hit so“ b’ttfl- 3; ,
She and them with all her souL That was a cinch! what's on your mind. I can see that Lola set her cup down with s club 4 3 '.. “é .
With . sigh of relief she opened something's bothering you.” icr. . .. £58 ) p .
2- the front door and want out. Then Gloria thought of Lola "Something? . . . Everythingi" "Do you mean to say Dick s sick? . - L'QS’QI , ‘
Someone was coming up “1, walk. Bough. Shabby. neglected Lola. Gloria. cried. uMy whole life's wrong she asked. She couldn‘t believe her -_ a i' 3 fl 4 . .
is: In an, light that .13.“de out from whom she had hurt and insulted from start to ~iinish. and I'm Just ears. ew 0 e ew rlces ~ Sm f. . t " ,
; tn. hall door Gloria. could .0. a,“ only yesterday. 2 at i beginningl 2) find it out;ti . t.‘l..ols. it: forgot toiteil glam! He's dew: I;
it way M _ Would Lola forgive her or! I‘m marl-e to a man on' ove." w pneumon a," ora answers . . . . . _ ' 3 _
haggard 0311:]: $3523. H” he. w" knew she would. Lola. stared at her with wide. Lola gasped. For a minute she Like all progressive concerns. Ricken- This 6-cylmder, 4-door Coach-Brougham ‘
N "What in the world has hap- Tmuble ”“6““ People and mu“ eyed astonishment. .. “‘15 SmechleSS- backer, the acknowledged leader, at is one of the chief reasons for the
. period?" she asked. as she came up them “1°“ “mm And "he“ “ "Y" “n" w“ t“ PM” “l” we!" m “M“ m y°u 1’ 5° 8" this time announces a full line of new tremendous business we enjoy.
the from steps. “Maggie says Rsng- came to trouble. Lois certainly had asked incredulously. why. you home as soon as you can! she models .
"I- htld has been phoning for me. 1-" more than her share. In fact. trou- must. be crazy. Glory! Dicks 'the cried. when she had found her‘vzico. - . \ . Performance—this car is bought on its
— horn at the church guild all men bl° W“ 3W" a" 3'” d" “a"! "‘7- ’“m‘ m‘“ I km" ' ' r ' Th" id“ °' “m“. ‘ “ck “" And—just to emphasize that leadership matchleee performance ‘
' ° ° ' ' 01"“ ”mum“ h“ “uh " ham" supmse Dick "n" you “a -—Rickenbscker also announces ssnss- - '

iig."

.i-k. Dr. John says that you aren't there? . . . For 800d-

nm. flak“ Glory. don't sit there! it is the most amazing thing in action—

IF‘I‘EEN minutes .later Gloria harsh laugh. .
as sweet running as it is swift.

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Lola tucked them tenderly Into you won't blab it all over. either. ‘ .
And I just had to tell some- Mll- Brice! voice! and hereb-

ter were talking dbou Dick} I
(To Be Continnefl

f of our folderolsl . . . If
yttum°snyybnins you'd know that their little beds and turned out the _ , .
worry kills more people than bud light. , body! What would you do if you
work svu- does! . . . It's no wonder "GOOGMKht. baby birds." she llld, Were 12': ‘

cold u. nus devslo into neu- ' "
mom". mmwmd 015:1: 81‘3“" m5" higfnwt‘m‘lto u: a the ma I 1° we “on; “emit 31" Yonuullyggidgaglozgn; Sci-hie?” Stsud- otters will try to stand put, as
her mother-ln- a .Lole. arse “me 9 °°l'- a one o! is fingers or me." ¢ .. - . ' _ _ . .
ligation». l w back into She was covered with a Mg m. "Wife'- the man? ‘Anyone I I suppose I must.’ lhlo hattgng usua p of course. 68 hortgtxlsorxé-b vabratmnless It}?
Mother Gregory covered her face 118‘ bath apron. And and” 0'10 know?" Lola asked curiously. drearii}. Buvt'; gosh. how a e Fine! gm an springs ever u i: 3
she carried young Teddy "Yes on know him. But rm not 8° mm“ the” , ‘, . into an automobile. ‘
' WM h” M“ capable hands' “a m 'y ' ' ' R' k b cker Will continue to refine and .
begun to cry. . Bough. going to say who he is." Gloria sn- . it: on a . And f' ll thl be if 1 .
"on. my dear God!" she sobst. “Well. oi! all things: It's Glory swered, stubbornly. "so don't ask HE next ten days were A nicht- improve this product and at the ”me me y, 3 ant u 4’d°.°.'c°“°h' .-
1"“ a“ "W '°’°° °t ”my" W” GMWV’" I‘m“ "19"“ ml" "1“” ‘° “Ml" timegivebuyersfullbenefltofallssvings Brougham ‘8 upholstered in Baker 7‘ 'i
l“ h” "m“ h d :2: lggic'nwmgafilihifififo? t “in; ‘3' Sign: Sh°p°"t‘°"“$d death Discrmhe‘ggfidggfis ‘3; 1“,: we are able to effect on larger output, Velvlet Vecllour—at the price you for. :*
tcehermsurrlsea . u 9 es . . esno e e town on s . . . . _ ‘
lege‘lmsll: wouldn't have pbellevzid gCom along. and then we can talk table. Her eyes were thoughtful. in his delirium. aometimes it ."" u this dynamic concern continues to 5:19;“); Pill for an open our of ordinary :3
1 there was my tenderness or Simmons in peace." bl f t bed:- "0h. I seal" she exclaimed pres- hiiilngthea he wants; every morn» grow. P: Y- f h :
._ in Mother Gregory. She had .1. Upstairs in the 3 roll oom onfly. e or rsgoryce. c0 now—o t is n w i :1
= ways thought that the love she bed the twins. in nighties and red mn- uwm do you we," more. "ha. insane m in the li.i\nroom, knitting Jul: was tho larzut month we ever powerful model—$15.95 fro: ramificrgore z“
% tor Dick was the grim kind that s robes. were having bread and milk a .9. “3131,» you coime tIo medwxi't; or [33:13:]fez-“Bibi:d Mrs O'Bul sw— b . . . ry. . :¥
:- mi bt have had for for their supper. this story. a sat . “ won e . s . . . . _, .
"_ £533.11.th 5 Before the grate fire 3 bath basin why you'd picked me , . . 1v. Bill told each other all their best sto- Jug'ofilr'lliftlggl W” “'1. 188°“ month ”Natl-1:; 112:5?3cker yourselfl~i£ Will 3 o:
: Presently Mother Grazer! dried was waiting for young Teddy. Qn you’re in love with. isn't it!" 1'10! about 09°“!qu ud “3W ' _ you. c" 2
her eyes and started for the stairs. tbs mantel shelf. his bottle of milk Gloria threw back her head and diseases. Gloria. stunted throul _ 2‘
W - - ' stood in readiness. laughed wildly. That Lois should these meals. ~ l
‘0 ALFWAY to the out landin: Gloria. sank into an cmcbsir cov- think she was in love with Bill One aunahiny afternoon I!“ mu MILLS & FINCH .
°° she stopped and turned. cred with clean. faded cretonnc. Hough was too tunnyl . . . Couldn't up her mind to ask In! 8683:1103.“ . - i.
9‘ “There's something I've been With somber eyes she watched Loin she see that he was! its; 8112111116410; gsttgt:mslli:ldh:lcked :ID the 53 D St‘ t -- " 5’
1° (310 and I bathe her baby. and. and had pa s on or s eyes ‘ .
in 32‘? amylflawgin said “Isn't. he a little old kswpls'l" boll. ‘. .-: ,1 But that was the way with telglhonoeéo give May’s manna“; ay ree Phone 461 \ South Nat-walk a
qt mphnticslly. “If Dick dies. rams'm- laughed. as she took him out. of the “7°an who loved their husbands. t .i 81': glam room. Glori- o
til bet. in you who've killed himl He's tub and bundled him into his sleep They thought everybody else was in lifts “faithful! l ‘
‘1‘ been til run down from worry for lnx~bag. , love with them. tool m a"; 'll tnwzll it his been m. r J
Di week- and weeks. Maggie's told me in Gloria's opinion. Teddy was "Bill? Not in a million. years. out. emf“.- “a 'flu in .
‘. how you've worn him out with your for too m. bllt She didn't say so. Gloria answered soberly. No. the ' D I . - i 0 ' ,
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