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Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
TODAYS EVENTS

Observance of National HoneepztAis Clinic Day. v
 sirtieth anniversary of the ba.-is ei corinth, Mss.
 The for1y-third annual veiled Pte- phets carnival will be opened today.-a St. Louls-
 Governor Miller Of New rsrk is ts open his campaign for re-slecSion atss big rally in Cooper Union tozieht
 general meeting of the c5-.cn ataief commission has been called f,r nenphh today to effect permRnent ,organiz1rion and to discuss marketing and warehcrs- ing problems and the fight oa the hoek- worm.
 Questions of unusual irnpor.zDes -ts farmers and nnancIers will be diBcasSs< at the ninth annual convention Of the Farm MortEage Bsnkers Association ef America, which begins It's sessions tcdny In Chicago. More than one thourznd. invsstnezt bankers of the United States viii nssf today at Del Monte. 'Cauf, for the ! eleventh annual convention of the In- vestment Bankers Assocaaucnr Of An,sri- co. The sessions win continue for ter days.
 A thorough study. of the nsrrois re;s- | ton and attitude towards the esghteenth | amendment will be made at a nst.czsl conference of coiored reprsssntatts' leaders. called by the board of temper ance. of, the A E. church for ,Nssh' vile, Tenn, today. .s -s.f
 ss.Teday's. cer~entiens .e e
 Washington, D. C-Natfonsl counz Daughters of America-is, q. ss4 .5 -f-
 ChioaEo-Farm Mortgage BanksrF, AS sociation.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03

James Bacon, r. s44, Jeremiah Elliott, q, SOP, George Alvord, d, 6s1.
 Agen town deposit fund, Frank 1T. Preston, r, 4S2.~ John w Gallup d. ts1.
 Auditor. E. e. Wood, T, ss5, A. V. Woodworth, d, 511.
 Collector of taxes. George A. Williams, T, 731, Mark O. Burns. d, s15.
 Constables-John Mcfarland, r. Al, James Bacon, T, 6s1, George Labeile, T. 70s Louis c. Barstow, r, 6s7, George AL word, d. 5s3, John B. Moran, d. 5s7, Mar tin Wolfe, d, 543 Alcott D. Sayles, d. 52s
 Registrar of voters, D. Fred Kenwor- thy, r, 7S4, Frank L. Bennett, T, 7So James E. Smih, T, ss6; Edward Adams, d 4s2; A. J. Cavanaugh, d, 5O5, James P Aldrich, d. 500.
 Town school committee. William s Hunter T 62S. Frank L. Bennett, T. STE Fred E. Bitgood. d, 265, Esther Holly PIT, Marietta Hatch q, 14s.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03

detail is greater in making reports cover ing all departments this year. and the reports as published will rank with tho best in the state.
 Reorganization of town boards will fol- low promptly after yesterdays election The selectmen and town school committee members will have meetings this week and arrange the work of the year.
 Predictions that the opening of the new state highway to Providence would bring a great volume of automobile traffic to Dsnielson than has been known here were fully justified on Sunday-a beautiful day that brought out thosands of motorists. An observer who for his own entertain ment checks up auto traffic at times on Sunday counted 655 cars through the bus 1 mess center between 3.3o and 5.3O Sun day afternoon and of this number 250 | carried Rhode Island registrations. Out on the Little Rest road traffic was moving in both directions in steady stream Re- freshment places in Danielson that were open for Sunday business benefited ma terially by the increased traffic. Putting Danielson on new trunk line of such importance as the one between Providence and Hartford is going to mean | 3 great deal to the borough, more than | enough to overbalance any tendency of shoppers to go to Providence for trading, stunt that is not always as profitable as it may appear to those who are not thoroughly well posted on prices and qualities.
 Amos H. Huntingdon, who has been at Des Moines attending the national con vention of the Grand Army has returned. His trip was pleasant and very interest 1 ing one.
 | A temperature of s5 degrees during Monday made it one of the hottest Oc- tober days in record
 Warden and Mrs. W. A. Burrows will
 spend few days at their cottage at Oak,
 land Beadh, R. L, this week.
 Miss D4ris Moves of Haverhill is visit. ing with Miss Emma Chartier of the
 West Side.
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer of Putnam wis
 tied with relatives here on Monday. The stretch of new highway northwart from Dayville Four Corners has beer treated with coating of oil and will b,
 in greatly improved condition within few days. x
 1 Mrs. Walter Musgrave will have tn members of the Fortnightly club at he homo for the first meeting of the fall sea son this (Tuesday) afternoon.
 Members of McGregor post, w. R. C. will make plans for the annual inspec
 tion, in November, when they meet ol Wednesday evening.
 It was. noted that several women wer
 numbered among those who acted as cleo
 tion officials here on Monday
 James A. Henderson of Worcester wis
 ite with friends in Danielson on Mon i day.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Call have re
 turned from motor trip. into Canada.
 Sergeant Harold Conklin, U S. Ma
 rine corps, is at Rio de Janeiro He is [ remain in Brazil for about three month:
 Dense fogs on recent nights have mad
 driving exceedingly dangerous and diff cult for motorists all through this terrl tory
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
DEMOCRATS ELECT ENTIRE
 TICKET AT BROOKLYN
Especial to The Bulletin.)

Special to The Bulletin.)
 Brooklyn, Conn.,, Oct. 2.-The demo- crats were victorious in Mondays cleo tion in Brooklyn, electing their entire ticket, reversing their defeat of last year. Albert F. Fields who was first select1nan last year was beaten by both democratic candidates though he is reelected as first member of the board.
 The detail of the vote is as follows Assessor, c. F. Rainville r, 150; Charles S. Hyde d 1s6; board of relief, Grace Bowens T. 160; Daniel-M. Ravens d, 219 :; selectman, Albert F. Fields I'll; J. Ed ward Allen T, 1S2; Albert D. Webb 174 Henry M. Evans 174; agent town de- posit fund, Oscar F. Atwood, r 337; au ditor, E. c. Babson T, 170; Lester W. Ravens d, 16S; tax collector. William '. Walters T, 1855; J. M. Bessette d POS.
 Joseph B. Stetson and Addie c. Hyde were elected members of the ASvn school committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
DANELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

The democrats made an amazingly { weak showing in Mondays election no candidate receiving as many as 300 votes so all republican candidates were carried into office by big majorities. There was very little interest in the election, more { than 1000 voters failing to go to the polls. { The summary of the voting is as follows T
 Assessor-Hcctor Duvert,;r, 634 ;sOscar Ross, d. 22g.
 Board of relief-Frank H. Smith r.. 5ss. l Beaude LaPalme, d, 22S.
 Selectmen-Clarenca E. Pierce 571, ! Luther M. Keith [, 6o5 Alfred Bonneville, l Id, 297.
 Agent town deposit fund David Flagg r, s13.
 Auditor-Leons T. Wilson r. 5ss; J. Harry Mann, d. s262.
 Collector of taxes Ernest c. Morse, T, 576l;. Adhemare Benoit, d. 2S6.
 Constables- Peter Gardner, r, 5sS; Her mon G. Carver T. 57S.
 Nelson Clare. r. 5s3, Ernest L. Chand- Ter T, 5s7. George Touchette d, s275; Flu gene J. Gibney. d. 274. Registrar of -Hermon G. Car yer T. 5S6, George Potvin d. 2Ss. Torrey r. 5s4, Jane c. Warner, If, 5s2, George L. Padgett, d, 2s4 Library directors-Fran1k H. Cordier r 5s4, Elen M. Wheelock r, 596, Lewis r. Battey r. 597
 1 Only few voters were present when the business part of the annual town
 meeting was held in the Municipal build l ing at two o'clock Monday afternoon. The meeting was called to order by the ! moderator, Judge l.. H. Fuller and the |, call avs read by Town Clekr David Flagg. All of the appropriations were
 made by exclamation and without oppo- I sition.
 | For the repair of highways s5,OO0 was
 appropriated. $500 was appropriated for the repair of bridges. When, the matter of an appropriation for the public schools l wa sreached Attorney Charles L. Torrey, | secretary of the school board stated that the schools had cost little over $61000
 the past year. Only $5S,o00 was asked for
 and appropriated but some unforeseen ex- penses had arisen. He said this did not represent net expenditure to the town as part of the money IS returned to the town through state grant income de-
 rived from other towns sending pupils to Putnam high school and other sources SC
 that in all probability the next cost would
 not exceed $50,o00.
 Mir. Torrey spoke of the new addition 1 to the Israel Putnam school being built : to relieve congestion and said that he : fore the year Is out more teachers may be necessary. He recommended an ap- propriation og $63,000 which was voted and which was the only increase il
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
REPUBLICANS MAKE CLEAN
 SWEEP AT KHLINGLY
(Special to The Bulletin. ]

Especial to The Bulletin.)
 Killingly, Oct. 2.-The republicans made a clean sweep in todayas eleculons in Kill hngly ,electing every one of their candi- dates. The surprise of the election was the big vote boiled by George Award as a candidate for selectmAn. He receiv- ed 691. a larger vote than that of any other candidate for a place on the board. The ballots were badly split and over six bours were required for the counters to complete their work Of the nearly 1900 votes cast there were only 4Ss straight republican tickets and 279 straight demo- cratic tickets. The detail of the vote is as follows:
 Assessor-3 years. Louis E. Barstow r 671, assessor year. Fred L. Miller, r, 724; assessor, years, James P. Aldrich, d, sos; assessor l year. Albert Cava- nagh, d. 529.
 Board of relief. for years, James N. Tucker. r, 767. 1 year, Edwin P. Law renee, r, 724, 3 years Andrew Potter, d, 516.
 selectmen-John A. Gilbert, r, s77;
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
To Wear Thin Waists
 or Sleeveless Dresses
(Beauty Topicsl

With the aid of delatone paste, 1t Is an easy matter for any woman to remove every trace of hair or fuzz from face, neck and arms. Enough of the powdered delatone and water is mixed into a thick paste and spread on the hairy surface for about min utes, then rubbed off and the skin washed This completely removes the hair, but to avoid disappointment get the delatone in an original package and mix fresh.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
PIa,, AIl s.t ,e, ro<.s. rI.ls psy.

Final plans have been made fer the statewide potato field day. which iE bsina organized by the New London county txrs and home bureau on. Preston Plains foT "Wednesday. DiEgings will be made CD three different farms beginning. al le1e a. ni-. in the held of shedd q Dswlty, next to Eckford Pendleton's farm. The potzta strain demonstration will be dug here'an6 the power digger seen in operation A basket lunch will be eaten at noon and diEEings following this on MT. Pendie- tons farm. Following this. diggiuEs vf1 also be made on the farm of Irving Foota.
 Enough potatoes will be picked up iron these different digsings so that an !accur- ate estimate can be made on fhe :iei6 per acre. From previous diEgings made 1t is estimated ar present that :h> yielo should run between $50 and leo bushelf per acre. There will also be sn oppor- tunity given to people intereF.ed in pota- toes to compare yields from several. diff ferent lots of certified yeed in these heldn Should. the day be stormy. the field day will be held on the next pleasant day.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Bred Theatre.

A tremendous romance with the Alps of Switzerland, the Gardens of Versailles, and Paris and London estates as the background, written by Elinor Glyn, and starring Gloria Swanson, is Beyond the Rocks. Paramount picture which will Is the feature attraction at the Breed theatre today and Wednesday. The theme is lesson to women who marry without love and shows what happens when they do find. the man of their heart. Rodolph Valentino is featured.
 The principal roles are capably played by Robert Bsaden. Alec B. Francis, Ma bel Van BursH- Gertrude Astor, Edythe Chapman, June Elvidge, F. R. Butler, Helen Dunbar and Raymond Blathwayt.
 Other pictures on the bill include the Pathe News and an educational comedy.
 Some people are naturally big Kuns be- Gf-~ A 4z l.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
k.l.h yaassrlns 2. sr..Av.1 K.s.rt.,.,

ketth fanoer1uo et bron0N1y 1Ase~At
 The Yoho Japs offer a Nippon noyehy with some sensational stunts. .
 Ray ". Snow. the man about torns and Marine appear sn a comedy knock out called You Pick I'm. Some nne eonfz are used and some. beautiful wardrobe tf displayed by Mss Marine as well as . back said by critics to equal if not sur mass that of Miss Kitty Gordon
 The thres Benard Girls offer . fine azs ray of songs and dances in their novelty offering. ,e s- Mcmahon Co. present .. superior kkat. ing novelty. The act closes with q dars- devil thriller, featuring the lady Dsrf- 'ner whirfinE about through the air hang ing only with her teeth.
 The Strand Trio are three men vhe. .ap- pear in a boat of fun and melody. They have fine voices and know how to b fun. ny. The feature picture attraction Is Isas Girl From Porcupine. fe1tring Fairs Binney and Buster Collier. Jr. lovers ef all that is best in motion pictures vii | surely appreciate this beautiful efort oi the screen art. The author has written a very tender and human interest story and has put on paper a number Of inter estinK and loysble typos which have Beer | translator to- the screen by vcnderful skill, such as Is possessed by Dell Hen | derson,sto whom the utmost credit ds du.
 for the fine piece of pictorial and drama | tic work -i-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
What Is Coine on Toniski

Eorwich Music Ahsoc11tion st siatsf
 shstuckst Lodye No. q. L O. O. T. meets In odd Kciiors, Hall 7
 Norwich Nest No. 15s. O. O.. O., -esa
 Ioaio Camp No. 7sss. M v. A. nssu NorFich Central Labor UnsOu rss.. b Czrpenter2 Hall @
 sf James LodEs No. 2ss F. and A. N- meets in Mas1nic Temple. c. U: Q. of O. F. meets at 90 West Miiz Street
 Clara Barton Tent, No. !. D.. of V, s. Mary's T: A. and B. Society ssesu = slater Lodge, Nc. 5es. \. 2. Q. sF. meets inz GerTnznia Hall. ..-.-
 Motion Pictures at the 6<rend- Vaudeville and Pictures as Broodwss Theatre. - --s . -t-. - f.
 Notion Pictures .; Drsss .TssstrA
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
rnksu tr .Pn4nsr

Fred swartzburg, son of -Josspa swart1burg of sl Maple street. has eeen taken into the mineral water euSinesi with his father. the company name h1r.
 ing been chanEed accordingly.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
Hiu Defer lHslal.r Mssa,r.

k9 the new r. M. c. A. building soB Main street is yet hardly ready to, haxc meeting<f held in it, the woman.s Alux- Hilary will not hold their meeting there today lTuesday) but will hold 1t in tns early part of November.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS

s W. c. T.. U. meeting, Wednesday. at { D., m. room e2o Thayer building. Al members are urged to be present. visit iot importance, 7'..
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03

Some men mako more noise in doing . days work than other men do in ers ganlzLns a Billion dollar trust.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
Today's Beauty Talk

Beautiful hair, thick and lustrous, is easy to have if you use Partisan sage. It's a positive remedy for dandruff, ex- cess oil and itching scalp. Lee & os-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
Rattania Rugs

90 60 inehes-418e, valus $22 ss x 72 inosses-4&2.ss, value $275 x g f4-s225, vslus S05o
 fl. 6 X 1o.ft. 6-S10.75, value $f25o 2 #. 6 x 12 ft-st1.s5, value $f4oo X 12 ft.-$f250, value s16.0o
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03

Some people are naturally big guns be- cause they happen to be big bores.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
Wilton Rugs $93.5O

Size f2 feet best quality Wilton Russ-opening price $ss5o, value $f1oOo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
POLICE KONA CESTNOU
STRAZ MESTSKYM OD-
PADkOVYM VOZUM.

V dolennim meste zapocne
dnes odvazeti opustene "a
stavky smetl IL autotrucku, RI
zenych neuniovymi zrizenci,
kterym budou postaveni "a
stafaZ policiste ma konich, =
snad proto, ably nebyli samou
laskou snedeni. TAX Sc ozbro-
lilo mesto prot as 400 STAY
kujicim, ktefi sc nechti spo-
kojiti deseti procentnim snize-
MIN mZdy. Odpadku budou V
prvni tide zbaveny nemocni-
ce, hotely, restaurace a obcho-
dy a pax teprve priidou ma
radu obycejni smrtelnici. S
praci We Willow stanici bude
dnes zapocato, jest-li re totiz
Sc dostavi as 60 stavkokazu,
kter6 mesto shani oznamkamj
V novinach. Odpadkova sta
nice strezena jest uniovymi
hlidkami, ale take zde dosud
nebyla zaznamenana ami sebe
mensl vytrznost.
Nepodari-li Sc ziskati STAY
kokaze, bude pry mesto niciti
smeti chemicky neb spalova-
MIN. Jest divnym dost, re 81
mesto Ma tuto methodu vzpo-
menulo, pfi vseobecnem spo-
reni teprve nyni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
lNEDELNf KOUSKY CLEVE.
LANDSKYCH LUPICU.

Tri muzi najali 81 pred Lu-
na, parkem taxicab, porucili SO
ferovi jeti ma Canal rd., kde
misto zaplaceni jei obrah 0
vlastnich jeho Sc auto, ktere
bylo pozdeji nalezeno opuste-
no We Washington parku.
Obycejnvm jiz banditskym
zpusobem obral jediny lupic
klerka Standard Oil stanice ma
Lakeshore boulevardu a Mar
celia I'd. Q $40 a lup We vel
KEN spachalo pet muzu dill
ne ma .automobilove rafy w.
Percha, 1929 Woodland ave,
kde ukradli celkem 25 rafu V
Gene 500.
M. Ollisovi, 1856 vych. 46.
ul., ukradl nekdo odev spolu
S S45 ma hotovosti.
A. w. bedford, 1850 Gruss
Ave. Sc prave vracel trzbou
sve. lekarny a otviral dvere ga
raze, kdyz byl prepaden dve-
ma muzi, kteri mu trzbu S240
wall V automobile, v KITE
rem jej sledovali, uprchli.
Host 2 Akron, CT. Hoss Sc
chystal prave nasednouti ma
Public Squaru do ABC kary,
kdyz shledal, re kapse jeho
bylo nejakym zlodejem uleh-
ceno 0 SOS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
kOHO Sc
TO TYCE!

kdyz jsem po nekolik rokI
trpel zaludeGnimi nesnazemi
a bolestmi V ramenou i krizi,
byl jsem oSetren doktorem chi
ropraktiky Johnem j. Weber
EN-, 10319 Union Ave. po
trech leGbach tax dalece po-
zdraven, re jsem nyni uplne
vylecen. Mohu no co nejl6pe
odporuciti vsem, kteri trpi ja-
ko jsem trpel ia.
Chas. E. Cummings,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
AMUNDSEN OPUSTIL
NOME.

Nome, Alaska, 80. cervna.
Kapitan Roald Amundsen, nor
vezsky polarni cestovatel, W.
plul odtud vcera pozde odpo-
ledne ma svoii dalekou cestu,
'behem niz doufa preleteti Sc
verni pol aeroplanu. Prlsti
zastavkou bude Point Barrow
odkud pouzije aeroplanu a dou
IA, Sc snesti na, Spitzbergy neb
mys Columbia, v severnim
Gronsku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
PREJET VLAkEM.

Ma kolejich drahy Erie ma
Broadway nalezen byl vcera o
10. hod. dopoledni as 50-lety
muz, jemuz patrne odTlzl vlak
levou nohu. Nebozak byl v
bezvedomi dopraven do nemoc
nice sv. AleXise, kde ia kratko
ztratou krve seslaben, zemrel,
aniz by vubee prisel k sobe.
Jedina znamka k jeho stotoz-
neni jest firma krejciho We
Fort Wayne, Ind.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
zOUFAL 81 PRO NEMOC.

24-lety John Bohus, krejci,
3419 Clark ave, zijici Sc svojl
sestrou ukoncil vcera svuj
mlady zivot ranou revolve-
ru. Bylo as s hod. veeer. kdyz
sestra uslysela ranu = bratra
jiz mrtveho naSla. Prohnalt
81 kuli primo srdcem. BohuS
byl posledni dobe zadumci-
w nasledkem vlekle zaludecni
choroby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-03
JAN VLADYK
ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

um. Jsem zkuSenejSi a bylo
by oSklive, abych zneuzil va
81 neznalosti pomeru a re so
beckosti vam zahradil lepsi
budoucnost. krhavecsky pa
tronat je veliky, je tam mno-
no krasnych far dockate Sc
tam brzy samostatnosti. u mas
byste byl ztracen "a to nesml
byti. Prozatim o tom mlcte
nechte vec bezeti.
Sdeleni fararovo jakoby zka
lilo jasnou naladu We fare. Jan
byl zamysleny a slecna fa-
rarem chovali sc k nemu jaksl
pratelst6ji a duverneji nezli
drive. Hovorili pred MIN ote-
vreneji, neskryvali tolik pecli-
We sVuj pomer take Bohou-
sow Sc nyni u stolu mluvilo.
Ale Jan 81 stale opakoval, re
prece odtud nepujde, protoze
tusil, re takoveho rodineho te-
pla nikde jinde nenajde.
Kdyz ned6li prijel dekan,
vital no skoro nechuti, ale
sotva ke stolu usedli a dekan
zapaliv 81 doutnlk sc zapovi-
dal, nemohl nalezti odvahu, by
mu svou zapornou myslenku
fekl. Dnes Sc mu zdal starry
pan mnohem duvernejSi a ST.
decnejSi nez byl donna. Small
Sc, zertoval, vypravoval RUNE
mailckosti a pri tom 81 bystre
Jana u stolu posluhujiciho pro
hlizel.
"Tohle je prece kaplan,' O.
zval sc po cerne kave. NE
mraGi Sc, nevyklada rozumy,
nepouGuje, nestrka jldla bre
VII mezi talire. Budu Ease ra-
deli Ma sv6te, az Sc ho zba-
vim. Snad 81 potom budu mo-
ci take trochu odpocinouti. -
Tokhle mann kaplana, ale pra-
covat muslin sam. Kdyz ma
kazat, boil no V krku. Mali
jiti do Skoly, studuje neco a
Iposlla mne. Je-li V zine "a
opatrovani, jakmile vidi pfi-
chazeti koStelnika do fairy, u
tece n6kam ven a ia muslin do
mrazu a vanice sam. A pri tom
drzi prednaSky o horlivosti
lIneze a o krase obetovani sc
pro blaho vericich.
Pousmal Sc, az Sc mu oci "a
mzily. Sundal brejle a otira-
je 81 je, mzoural po pritom-
|nych.
"Nemate mu tolik povolo-
vat" povidal farar. ia bych
no prohnal.'
Il mic byste mu neudelal, "
odporoval, Ease 81 brejle ma
sazuje. ION tom uni cho-
dit. Jdete a stezujte 81 naho-
re. Nez tam dojdete, w ie
tam sam, nebo tam poSle le-
karske vysvedceni, re ie chu-
raw re potrebuje ulevy. 4
donna potom tyra malickostmi,
tloveku ztrpCi kazde sousto a
! proto je lepe nechat no. Ne
davno jsem 81 ulozil do sklepa
trochu dobreho vina, rad OBJ
cas- sklenku vina, abv mole sta
ra krev sc trochu osvezila. Po-
zapomnel jsem IA ne a kdyz
| lsem Sc po mem shanel, bylo
pryc, vypil je sam"
"Slecna Nina mu to dovolu-
je?"
Ale oVSem, ona uziva S MIN
a shani jen pro nej neco do
breho, vyhovuje mu jako ma
/ zllckovi, jen ably no udrzela,
ale madam, re il vypali rybnlk
! Aspon Cd predvcerejska, co 81
podal zadost 0 faru, mali spo-
lu nejake tajne porady jsou
oba jaksi napiati.
''Uz 81 tedy zadost podal
Hm, dotahne to jiste hodne
vysoko.'
"Spoleha Sc aspon IA to a
mne nedayno fekl do oci, ze
ia deset let bude vikarem."
'"To snad ne" oval sc Jan
"To by bvla pTilis do oci bijici