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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
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 Tomorrow - The Undernourished Child-Part III.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
fHE AyIAffoN MEET.

r. Dear Social Corner Sisters: I see 90 ManK calls, for more. letters. thought I Eouh get busy. and do. my bit. I love tos read the, nice letters, of. the Corner
 paSe and. alYays. feel I have. nothing of interezt, to offer. So, l, have let. the space Tor others. But. 50, often we see wnere Rn, old writer. has passed on.. The new ones. will have. to write more. now, to try to fll up the space which the editor go kipdiy gives to uS.,.I sonehoH, keep putting on, wrtfinS from one week. to another and, before I khoE. Ii t6e weeks row into. months. II wonder h any of the sisters were lucky enough to get tn Hartford 10 witness, the aviation meet
 It, Sure. was .Eonderful 10 zee. so many 'airplahes flying in the sky and ope was pbs tAsy. saIa three and oEe-as't niles ana c1nld ,hardly be seen, It stayed. up Wth the clouds for .a very long Eie. pthers were flying a1ter toy .balloons and would. bprA, them and |, f they missed Aey would have to fy q lons distance aEaln so the air from the plaaA wouldn't shlnw, It. . u
 h,nhe United States mall plane thai hrinks the -inan to. -Hartford. was. aisc here. Hartkord has a wondetfni. bis paFk, Which they need to start and iand
 The Travellers Insurance tower makes a good guide, for all ayiators as 1t can be seen. many miles away, and then Or the patk ,there, lS s very Hrge shed vii Hartford" painted in very large wnit,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
sns1;E Ts4En RrcIrrs.

Dear sisters 6 inc Corner: Jast time this week to send you sornS new recipes;
 Ralsin MacAro6nsi Two cups toasted cornnakes, one teaspoon yanill1 one cup sugar. two eSg whites. one cup seediess
 Put Put ,eoraaakssss., raasss and sassss+, sss+ in bowl aud stir ,wen. Beat the egg whites stifr. add. vanilla And ,a, plpsh of salt and add them, iaf. and stir them yIP skently. Grease pan and sprinkle with four. Drop by .tsapaenfuls, ,.,S ,S0p,s dlstanre Y. apart. saks so @fs Mtaptfs iAs Yerys sIeow. eyta { T Take un with. cake. turner. Thls ma&es
 <. EafHesx ,. aThtse. eilps, 6olr- ax. tea: spoons hakinS, PoHFdS q. two, eggs one tea spoon salt, two, tablespoohe. sugar. ,href tablespoons melted butter or shortep;ng two cups milk, 6hs. cup raians. ehopned.
 20 Slft .fpuE, bakipE powder, sak and szi.
 gar together. Add .mtlk. bestep @g yolkl and. butter. aiid Enix WelL,, Sar h .hodte1 ratsins and, foia i1, ,EtstnS .beaten. zeE5 whites. Cook pp. well kreased hpt wafh' iron, This makes aAopt ,10ewat9eS. .s,..
 New .Grspsfruit Saladi .Heli5ge l,thfeI equal parts from 2 half ot krabfniits aht the. skin ana, fr9ss iiESrpents Ell th1 { canned ,oeachssy SoS sh sYAiplH And seed part of grabefrpit i;scs Tith iTo palts b olive oil and seasoa With salt and ba ] prika xss~v
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
IoTER 6F oLD soSKs.

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
ri46Uanrs FOE cHafsTHAE

s Deaf,. Social Corner sisters: As Chfistr1as draws near our &ASlkhtA, afs on our, loved ones and friends mort than Any other time Of the year. we strive to give them gift that. will sfiasV our loYe. Now why not extend our thoughts and good will te those that we feel have done us rsA1 or fancied wrong. There Is no way in, the world go easy to forgive person as to do some Nttla thing for them. Take b.t
 1 en1broidery and commence to ,worti on 1t. Your first few stitches will Be, on your work, then your thought viii turn to the one you are working for, and Nyou vii say perhaps she did not mean ,tf hurt me. Perhaps am too senStlve and you. keep On working. Now a .rt&ls prayer, for her, something to help aionf the forgiveness and soon the wfons A tortot4en. You think only of the pleas hre y41 are going to give her, and nis pleAyure you give yourseH ih regaininf a frtehd is worth 3 great deal. w shohA sil try on our dear SayiouF's an nivefSSEy to be at peace with all men Try this simple method. You will b, surpfised at the result
 :. Fheu,..we nave our little heiefDors Inc children of foreign parentage. I d. hot thank, there is { street h Sur cit. but. hsA them Do some Ettie thinx Co, tns5n fpit e ssnsas t'ra. II stsk6k ' iitkik tB hsz2s thGA .iESeS. 4|A hii lave the ansst tilae ypn ever ind. "a
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
THE CHARTER OAK

Dear Sisters. of the Social, Corner. \ trust, your Interest will permit me a ,iit-
 tie more space. to complete my snhiRct on the Charter oak, Let us imagine we see the famous old tree, as it. lays crashed on the ground, the victim of a severe thunder storm. and serriffio wind, on August q 1858. According to my information. .itstwas 8 large tres, which meant a large quantity of wood. and this. trunk. -brShches, ,., leaves and acogns were converted into s,, various purposes II sppealed to me, one, of it's most appFopriats. uses. is k contained ;ip trorne of the old charter itseii as thepgh once 2 great protector. thea, sep arAted for many years to Be. aEatna re- 1 united. In the state library at Hartford may be, seen this ancient and, priceieas dociment, with .its, beautitullY, carved oak frame, rt design, of, acorns and leaves. Another rneraorfai of the. old charter oak rnsy been seen in the state capitol. An aeiaborate hand carved large arm chair, occupies q place , of honor in the senate, to, be used. by. the presiding Iiicera uaraily the lieutenant gpvernor, The Wyilts family. who own the time t ,Sell gave to the state the wood of which this. chair. was made. The. design was made bS a son of, the Eoyefnor who then haid office and in January 1857. the chief executive re- celved this worthy gift, in behalf of Connecticut, The chair. vas incompiete 1 at the time of It's presentation :. and due to. the fine carving 1t reQuired one year to finish the task. A design .o1 the state coat Of arms. is, carved ,.ah the front of, the upright back portion The seat Is made of inlaid blocks about sx5 inches each. cut from the roots. ,oi hs. tree. At the Mofsaa. Memorial building In the. Colt room may be, seen g bsautitui swing cradie made of wood formerly owned and used ii ,the, family of the late, Samuel. Colt, in Hartford.
 Several yeArs ago there used to Be nottion of the tree. about four feet oi the trunk in the, Connecticut Historical rooms together with. leaves and. acornl ins 3 glass case. but 1 think, this has been removed elsewhere. I have, beer informed that many small pieeees oi the Charter Oak were made, Into vari ops souvenirs at 4he. time ok It's fai and undoubtedly they are, still kept bS private parties The y. very raitie, O Charter Oak is familiar on. ali sides il Hartford 5, Fraternai ,Eoeieties. Auslnes houses, FrlXAte, eluba. and other featurAi have, adopted this title. And now. last but not least. as. we enter the east en . trance of the, state capitol. we see owe the, doofway 4 carving ,in. stone, a con
 plete design Of the Charter oak tSst with its hollow, and the miniature, fs pre of, Wadswofth .holdinE in His, han the rolled charter and ahoiit. ito deposI t within the! famous hidinE place. Lon
 may these memories, scontin,iss whic
 every generation for the. past 2S5. year has cherished. of Connecticut's Chatte
 JENNIE.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
TA& ss . JENNIE.
p1sfHovEs AN o1b s3Y4xo

Dear Corner ststsrss: i Lwan yot ail t0 t!7B know ', hews tn.sdA |, aa'ptscsate your End ret1iernhvancs a Gas,,, Thers s sn old saying, you ,knoW, s,ot ,of. sIsht out q rnind.;"', but diir!IGS, my, ionk ,EDsti of being stdt ,in i haYS; pt6veh ts,A nsi,1 true. I have. received t.t two .beautif;il s7itlshlAe baskets ssf fsll .R lovely 5thinEs to. temp; .the atpetits and scrogsd, Wlth lovely, ssehtithents to &set, dss hsayt and, keep t warm al. ,,wsitef. One MAS from the, saetAIi Corner ,tbS oshe+ sfoAsu1 Boreas Circle 0t .1hst R!Rss nalsitstt nsnsSsrsa ne W,tsa fssSsEiaiSR ssf Ays safSs 5s Betsy rrotWooa sGa ,lsttsFs Sfom 3cs f%Isss TWentyy and Auhtte NO. 1, to at1 sa whom want tS express my thanks.
 Betsy TrotWopd: Y9dfs was ESry sp- niicabie for. .itis .totssh.. ] feel ain oIt p AsA Tatals.s mouth shh If not aniss all. Fight .h0w am .on the way Mefe surely, ,,s1 have, been. Out .doots twice this month. through the, ldndnsss of frieentas, who took me h 6heir auto, and while I. got very tired. after a day .or tTwo was rested ana fek better for so-
 TAs tsta day a Seaabsfi I. WaiRsd .Sot the length, ot asbloSk the only tiIns tiis A4kl'- Ionl Nop9 Pe9ore long to try If some more, try to, 6o what. l. can ot my work, and. that takes kii the ArsnkfA have, and Keeps me on my. .eeet 50 fsFd6 not feel !, can take any sxedciss la SSe pastdopr .AA. I am. afl ,aione now Sxcsbt f0r the ,good Wrran wsio comes iH 6y Ae, hour. ,BJstp as. I .am EsirInS :, Jnot standing sill or gplnG Bac1RardJ 1 Segi encouraged ssand hope by spFtnk to bs my old seH. once more
 s,a I, have had two anniyers saties to -caia- bf7te for myself ana one fot, k sister during the. past weelS Noveni6er 17@a was my 44th weddinH ,annd1 gfsary. Nv: 2Sth my sster's4, birthdag, atSrliversary, and Nov. 31th Thank giving. My nus. band and laiVsSH speM ,tAiA. day acne for, sae second time only .ia, sfe II yeeatess. But had A srosN kooss dlrnef,, so 1 vol, see, we we're wsNl psoS4dsd, .foE aiid With al the cheer fScslvsd ff6m sc psapserl ard haSpg Sas assd i E1A ,ls EsEs. ia fsa sso G hs < rsaSsE: I 8 ssiidEsF I s5 ,, New WatA love sfA taa 5ess ot TTishess ess for the. ,h6iiday. sessoR from nor ,on am .As sver q well Wasfier Sof ths Sociaj
 pEEfKH DELI.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
rWO sfDEs or xfrE.

Dear FFisnds lr ths jcStasf; Dia .yosai ever make ,a hSlks 10 hotss canvasS. II Esi EgssIss s' ssgsss @ ,s dsg Asss $ shs si9s sS: Bsl6ns, teA heP asrsscspt Salvation Amy drive 4s l had never, done aAx. kaipG q @e End I. aasted, eit Wis.j tkat apd tfpbiir. i kcoa f6End f.ial b Ss Ecl you. mas, SSfEst fsfTiid, sSs it Iss sSs Ts z .,,Y ;f! sss5 fa aiy sfA dikEig ssssESas sSak, a Bsahttsdfly. ohiy foaEd .Snk Sis; wi,6 feussd SSs. .A dfsEtAt.
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
ag N5 ~ TUTg SEY.R nErETF


 Dear .s6cia1 cotner Sisters. How, we deceive .Siiirse!yss! ours and how Ye love to. do it. A lSh uheonscaodsly, t nay De, such "a nssd So holsht tS, asoonssi iIsa any any t ot the housanhr aud one lhtis necessary dE- tSals ,o& SveFyday slifs.. ,Eo, we. cultivate false ideas, Wed feel really angry were 1t sugEested to us that we were so doing Thee are certain surroundings that we must put ID with. We spend more nervous force trying to. become recon clied to them than We would in changnE them. There are cGTtain habits that. limit Our h9aath. We cannot break then1-sc we say, But what's the reason? Lack Q! discrimination and will power? EYefx; body has more or less If these. ttoDgf they nay be latent and unused. Indeed they grow by the using. We're deceivinS ourselves. .. f,.
 We, just love" this or that, but alas we can't find time for: it." Seldom ars thess two sta3ements. taken together. thf truth, we either do not Hove" as nuck as we are posing to or we would find time, We don't find time because vi fail to hunt for it If we did. we might find it hfdden away in superndous efforts in unessertial tnearderfngS.
 We can't afford this convenience, tti: work saver. That may be possible but $ not always the fact We cannot af ford t because we want, other less neces kary but .nore showy articles We via for ceIa4n frisndships and think them bS yoad our reach. If we were Willihk tS exert Ourselves to bs worthy 0e them thes would come to us. s. We. heed to look out for sen -deceit There's n6 logfcnl place for 1t in life. .@ ,s.I hope each and every one .laf, Tn, Corner tnegnbers had a pleasanf, Tsatiks giving. and trust you are all looking for ward to q merry Christmas. ss
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
"aooD LASp OF GosHES,..

., Dear Social Corner Readers: I was glad Jennie wrote about the story of the Deserted Wife. I had read part of the story .in3 some Peterson Magazines my gfandmother had in her ,storeroom, but had forgotten, the title. Hope, I can get the book and finish the, story, Think Eyeline Burr gave location of places. Jennie asked for. Does any one. know and more of Lady. Fenwick'sp, life than is given, in the, Connecticut History of Saybrook? The simple monument at her grave at Saybrooks !. Point gives nc hint of the breaking heart of that Daughter. of an Earl" ss s~.;ss.,
 Did you ever hear. the expression,
 Good land eof Goshen?'t1 I had, but never appreciated 1t, until 1 had the privilege one day last fall of climb not only a ride. but, a straight up climb from Coichester tvias a detour) to Leb- anon over Goshen Hill. Who says Con- necticut, has no, Wonderful scenery! coph shoWt them some, .sys Al -s,s. Best wishes to all sisters and read CTS. as>f-
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to bs q Rause to, Hoassss sSsxsass, | Fssans
 on, with the work, wondering wt,at. I should ind, I vas alIsazed at the. con ditions. Many we're being helped by those whom 1 represgnted. ,- One very sweet faced mother who could only grasp the words. Salvation Army, In my taR,a expressed, such, kratitpde Hp- her broken, Enghshl beca11se she thought 1 had. come ,tnorn them to- see her .ssck daashter,. who lad j5stt. ,retprned from the hospital after an operation 1t made my heart ache To the daughter exT plattned .tpx. eTrand and called later not % Tse ifsIs fsE RaEsed uiFsAips i;s ,;gaa. a I isl5a, Sunday sdaooi were. So ,aesir66aiss q heip. ing. that they oHersds ,tseir services .as ipterpretess ss, the older ones could no4 urAerstand,, s1neir. .lnuraaer Kept. in, erAasing as we went from. house tt house, until had about as many fol. lowers as |, hand organ man with . monkey. Their fluent tongues wouit rattle, off the French. Italian CT PoliS message, that was soliciting funds fol those who had ;dene so much for them
 ard many wanted to help with theil
 If one Is. disssaatiTfded with eAeir ov,, oGIEOuNfAlIIe5S Lry A 11W -Oe4yS O1 SuE1
 work. and you are sure to carry swa:
 oS thapkfulpess and appreciation fo
 your own blessings. ..-.. ..,
 A shoTS time. after, I enjoyed a won
 derful treat through the courtesy oS l
 friend, in going over beautiful larg
 Neasure. yacht. owned by . wealth
 New, Yorker. 1 had read Of ,. foatln;
 palaces. but could, not realize the mag
 nifcenre. There, were staterouns eaonR' to accommodate forty or :, more guests all finished in, ivory. and gold, heautifp
 beveled mirrors formed the .tors .s
 dressers. etc, bath rooms with a!i ae
 cessories for. each room, hot. and. col water. both fresa and salt. The, dInini : room was a place o3 ,beauty with 1t wealth of cut glass, silver and chin , and wonderful furnishings. The deo With it's awnings. rugs and seats, wit chairs that made. you Hnink n9 grand
 mas old fashioned feather bed. Whe you Sat on them. must lave. been, .a | Ideal spot as they traveled the bound , ing seas. Nothing <, was Sorgotten ths l could give, ease and comfort 1. couf not help thinking Of the youstg, giel i ] two. extrenes Of living. Jus; 2 Elirnps ! Of all -sth&t beauty. and .a Sail. in ,ths i wonaerEnl yacht would mo AouM see: i almost like her Ideas. Of heaven. ....
 1 s. Why, can't those who have 50 muc l do more, for those who, have 90 lietle ! There are none of us but what can fin ! others less. fortunate than nursefye ; and as the holiday season. a1proache
 let's try and make someone happy | 1 some little deed z-of. kindness. s-As,.
 PRACTICAL POLLY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
THANKSGIVING rHoUGHTs

Dear Editor and Corner Sisters:
 Thanksgiving is here again and we re-
 alize that the year is drawing to it's
 spd And ip pllr preparations for win
 One should be .thankfpi if she .has the
 Ensars ta make every one and every
 thing Comfortable and enough to- obtain
 the. actual necessities, but if otherwise
 there IS much to :, be thankful. for.
 We must make the best of what is. and rasaember no : matter how dark the
 clouds, Our Blessing far outnnmber the. troubles. But of course the trpubles have .t6 De faced and, dealt with and
 we. have. to have strength, perseverancs
 and patlspSe. to. help us to enduret and to Fiss Above and conquer the difficult
 ' faaakgstsiBg is the Source of merry nome @aatnf look k forwsfa to coming @ home pe. But older ones en5sy the day more
 for the loving memories of the past, of
 the loved ones who are in the Beyond.
 and on the days the dear ones seem
 near to us, only just beyond our i sight. .i.. T wish you one and all a pleasant ThanksgivihE, and, to those whose fam I fly circle has a broken link. try to be peaestpllss ,happy in thinking how hap shem and beczSse ye- know they are ! happy We must try to be and in helping 1 cash bttsr, ,wA Are helned ourseieYs. Elancie's desth. I shail miss hsr let
 frisaS to ne. krid 1t Is Hot long Since 1 1 heard firm and reckiYed d snalt back.
 age from her. Her relatives hayS my
 sincere sympathy. .s l I hope that Club No. 1 will enjoy
 their monthly meetings throughout the
 winter. ss
 | It does seefn d if such larks ,fam- f fly ought to be abls to AlI ons bakk but peFhapa ought not to say < any thing for I do not write often. but r Ss$s hsss s:gs ssslIs fS Aiss, E, | auar 1nd ycu siSters Nao ssl
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
I VISIT TO NEwoArE PRISON.

A VISIT TO NAVIGATE PRISON.
 Dear Social Corner Editor: While y!stins my daughter in Springfield, Mas, last, week, we made trip to East SewSate prison. Connecticut's s most famous prison. .-.... ... This was originally a copper mine In i7o7 and continued 20 many years. The ancient walls are stu "a fair state of preservation and all most attractive. The shafts and passageways are cut in solid rock. ,,s. ...,s., ..-.. ....
 ~a In, the Revolutionary war these ex. cayetions were used as a prison and place Of confinement for many a hated tory and General George Washington sent many persons there who had com mitted crimes worthy Of such a fate Their sleeping apartments were of sol. Id rock and even some were chained to the stone floors and with uneasy con sclepees as they must have had. theil sleep, could not have been very sweet although sixty feet below the earth,
 Tn 17so Nsa31sEssts Nsa1sst a S Ssesimas ne a state. pfis pp. A Snunber of .woTkshops were, erect ed and these later were surrounded bl a,tKelye-foot stone wall. which wa. cernpleted in 1902, with its. watch tow CTS .toy. sentries. and. tue gateway wltl keystone bearing the, naEae i..Newgat
 Prison" called so from the Newgate o We Sroueat home several postcard giving dlffelent views of the prfson ant one, shows the, foot ot a 7O-toot shas with purup and entrance to the dra1 where ape of the prisoners made his es cspe. Its. use. as, a prison ceased I
 wethsrsaeid. our present prison
 Thls spot Is most intsrest-v. ia more, than i. have been able to nortra' ins tt1ts ietter. and wei worth. the '''1
 we. spent there, and I wonld sr' | that, anyone who enjoys historic place should visit Newsate prison. .l
 cAcA.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
yisftorss <

L- 2 We've had a lot of visitors 1t seems for. weeks an weeks .a- . And Pa Is gettin' ali run down. Ma
 says that when he speaks .s He isn't civil any more. He mopes
 around the place And always seems to wear 6 look of
 sadness on his face, 4. A-, And yesterday he said to Ma, when she began to fuss: p., T wonder when they're going to quit
 an leave the home to us.
 'Tt's nice to have your people, come,
 but some. of them should go, s,-s Instead of that they're sticking here .y. like bulldogs at a show. ,, n, The more the inerriery' they shout as "A other ones drop In! ,zs ,, nd. I'm getting 80 g cannot stand to see E your cousins' grin g .5,i. ti..,a @. And, what Is more, I'm getting tired of driving folks. about ..,- z..,, And might tired of visitors who must
 be taken out.
 Wight after night when I've come
 home I've hauled them near and
 far
 You'd think I was tho driver of a town r sightseeing car. ..sa.y1.4 !. I've hauled them up to factories and sFr monuments and psFks,,., ,a s.s.. Museums and aduariums ;,, I've sEewn
 'ern seals and sharks ..4.t, And bears and wolves and elephantS
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and gave it a fair trial. Now 1 am able to do my work and don't even have d backache every month. can not praise your Yeget able Compound enough and highly recommend it to those who have troubles like mine. I am willing for these facts to be used as a testimonial to lead all who suffer with female troubles, as did, to the right road to health. Mrs. LULA VAIN, Box 43, Fulton, Arkansas, n It'sthis sort of praise of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, given by word of mouth andbyletter, one woman to another, that should cause you to consider taking this we'll knbWn medicine, if you are troubled with such symptoms as painful peri ods, weak, nervous feelings, misers- ble pains in your back, and cannot work at certain times.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
YrARRs Ann.

peear .soetai Corner Sisters: I want to say, spent a long. time thinking who i492 could be. l, always read the Social Corner after dinner Sundays and after Eetting home from sunday school, Nine- teen years ago seems 2 long time to me. Siy nerves are some better but not as well aS I wish, they were. There have besn se many things te put them bask.. I cap say ! have trusted in. the. Lord and He has been my, help more ways than one, When vas a glrl IF. years old. 1 wrnt to school and got my lessons well and wasn't tafdY. Ny teachers name was, Rich and so at the, end of the year he gave me s large picture of. the, Lords prayer. i never had 1t framed until four years, ago I gave It to thu. Sunday. school where l Eo, It tow hangs in, the Sunday schoo, room. The. school paid fer. the frame having, wanted to Il, is the most beautf. fui nictlire of Ns kind eyer saw. ...,.,, al. haze often thought what. a rresen; Mat was t could do others good a.
 "''' - ' ''' RosA1,nrrn
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oHASbcnr1D HAD cnotpr coUeR

ny kfandcaiid could .Est ao Teller yhnssvef from q very 6aa croupy c5dsh." |" Trisks Peter Iandis. hfeyersdale, Pa-. :s.uhtii I gave him Foiey's. Honey and Tar. II. is . great heIp. for chest and threat tfetbie" Coughs. coide. croup
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

letters that can be seen a very lon way l should judge. The park Is [ long way from the trolleys. If op doesn't have an auto he doesn't wan to. go but once. I live not far iron Hartford so l see them every day. Tn other day one went over flying ve.5 low. In the relay race one poor aVLl1j met his death when he struck d tree His plane took fire and as he va strapped in it they couldn't save him As I have made out quite long letter guess I will stno and give sOmeoni else a chance. With all best wishes c the Social Corner.
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