Connecticut western news., 1920-04-29
TT ARVEY CHEYNFS father
 7 was immersed in amassing

was immersed III aHlhSSlng
 more money; his mother waG brsy with her nerves; and so we have Harvey, at fifteen years, the fnsuffer- hDae type that most grown males want kD heave brick at on sight.
 He was passenger on this ocean uaer, and she was crossing the Grand Ranks in fog. He came into the nnoking room saying: 'You can hear ,xhe fish boats squawking all around M Wouldn't 1t be great if we ran nne down r
 He, asked for a cigarette. Some nsdy with diabolical sense of humor nnssed him a thick, oily cigar. Har- k1W lit it up and went on deck. He
 gnn to feel queer, but he had Eagged of never being seasick; so now - went aft to the turtle deck, and Ae was still there, wrestling with the Mgarr and not caring much what hap sned, when a long gray sea swung ut' of the fog and took him overheard.
 Harvey was next aware of being en pile of fish with broad-backed nan In a blue jersey, who said: "You h dory with me. Manuel my name." ], Later he was hoisted aboard of a ulhooner and lowered into her heaving
 fc's'le where men in oilskins gave Inn hot drink and put him to sleep - . bunk. When he awoke a boy whose name was Dan asked him smil- Hngiy If he was feeling better. The schooner was the "We're Here" of Gloucester, and the boys father, Disko Troop, was her skipper.
 Harvey went up on deck to see ,Dfsko; and demanded that he be taken Dack to New York, where, as he told yDEsko condescendingly his father iwsuld pay them very we'll for their trouble; he added many other items nD what his father could and would 66 Disko, as it happened, was an sedfashioned type of banks fisherman, wise in the ways of fish but knowing Mftfe of the great world. He decided thnt this boy with his talk of his Eather's immense wealth must be aaEnzy; with an idea of restoring the poor boy to sanity he offered him the Berth of second boy on the "We're Here'' at $10.50 per month.
 Harvey had a fit of sullenness, but Ifs. sullenness worried nobody; he went to work. The dories were re- turning to the vessel with their catches 0ss' fish; so for the first work of his Ecc Harvey was set to helping Dan hOi"+ in the dories, to swabbing the gu-rv. H:'om their insides and then to nct".;% hem on the deck. By the EIle he had finished doing that and eating his supper it was nighttime, and Manuel, Penn, Long Jack, Old Salters. Tom Platt-all hands were standing by to dress fish.
 Manuel and Penn stood deep among tine fish, flourishing sharp knives. ~Hfr' shouted Manuel, with one fin ger under the gill of a cod, the other fiji an eye. The blade glimmered, there was a sound of tearing, the fish slit from throat to tail-dropped at Long Jacks feet. "Hi!' cried Long Jlck and, with a scoop of mittened : Rlnd, dropped the cod's liver into a Dfssket; another wrench and scoop sent head and offal flying. The gutted fi&h slid across to Old Salters, who snorted fiercely, ripped out the back b0ne and splashed the headless, gut esG fish into a tub of water.
 Harvey pitched the washed fish 5offn into the hold, from whence came hrrnplings and rurnblings as Tom Plat and Dfsko moved among the salt kRa. The rasping sound of rough salt