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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Kings Daughters
 Elect Officers

Officers elected for the coming term of the Helen I. Goodrich Chap ter of the Kings Daughters include: President, Mrs. Walter M. Boyd; first vice-president, Mrs. Ada B.. Cam; second vice. president, Mrs. A. L. Hauerwas; treasurer, Mrs. Irving o. Spiers; recording secre- tary, Mrs. J, 0. McNaught: corre- spending secretary, Mrs. Edwin M. Segears; treasurer for Grove hall, Mrs. Harry s. Hyde; auditor, Mrs. Pierre 0. Cowles.
 Appointments were also made for the following committees: Flowers, Mrs. Edwon M. segears, chairman, and Mrs. Harry 6. Hyde; member ship, Miss Minnie Frost, chairman, and Mrs. James Yavecchia; pro- gram, Mrs. A. L. Hauerwas, chair man, Mrs. J. L. Harper and Mrs. w. 0. Lasher; social Mrs. Clayton Bow en, chairman, Mrs. Felix Rodeck, Mrs. c. s. Markle, Mrs. o. H. Oviatt, Mrs, Alfred Hensel and Mrs. Harry Pritchard: Southmayd home, Mrs Ada B. Cam, chairman, Miss Min nie Frost and Mrs. George Condit; ways and means, Mrs. Walter M Boyd, chairman, Mrs. o. s. Markle Mrs. William Detweiller and Mrs. C. II. Oviat; work, Mrs. Louis Merri- man, chairman, Mrs. George Keillor Mrs. Everett Stanley and Mrs. Don L. Beardsley, Mrs. Matthew Adgate Mrs. Don Beardsley and Mrs. Harry Pritchard were named directors fol Grove hall to serve for three-yeat ueriod.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Couple Married AtSwanson Home

Tn 6 home wedding this after noon Miss Doris Beatrice Swanson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. Will liam Swanson of Cooke street, ex- changed nuptial VOWS with James Kingsley Blanchard, son of MT. and Mrs. Earl H. Blanchard of Gordon street.
 Rev. Einar Kron of the Zion Lu- theran church officiated at three o'clock at the home of the brides parents, with Mrs. Raymond F, Meier attending her sister and Phillip W Breux of Springfield as bestman.
 The bride was dressed In a street, length frock of pale blue crepe with which she wore large white straw hat trimmed with matching blue ribbon, and an orchid corsage.
 The matron of honor wore a navy and light blue crepe with cor responding navy and blue straw hat. Her corsage consisted Of daisies and delphinium.
 A navy blue redingote was the costume of the brides mother. The mother of the groom was dressed in beige and green flowered sheer
 A reception followed at the Col onial Room of the Hotel Elton When leaving for a wedding tirp the bride travelled in q light blue suit with a yellow topcoat.
 Mrs. Blanchard Is a graduate Of Post college. MT. Blanchard is an alumnus of Mount Hermon school and Springfield college.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
TESTIMONIAL FOR
 FORE JACARUSSO
Popular Local Athlete Is Honored By Friends At
 Bachelor Dinner

Fibre Jacarusso was the guest of honor at Q recent testimonial din- r,er held at Suozzo's in observance of his coming marriage to Miss Jeane Cipriano in Our Lady Of Lourdes Church Saturday morning, May 10th. MT. Jacarusso is well known in amatuer baseball circles, having played with teams in the public park and Italian American leagues.
 Attorney Carmine c. Cipriano presented MT. Jacarusso with g purse. Among the speakers of the evening were President Nicholas zapone of the Young Democratic Club, Tax Collector Humbert Man- gini. pr. Harry Douchelli of Tor rington and Louis DiVito.
 Among those present were: John Plano, Frank DeL,ica, Mattea Faz- gina, Louie Ferrie. Charles Ubaldi, Rocco DiStefano, Frank DiStefano, Toyn DiStefano, Rocco Flammia, Frank Wlamrnia, Joseph Flammia, Tony Lucian, Frank Lucian, Andy Kosha, Nick SantaMarie.
 Joe Famiglctti Tony Cipriano, John Lacconc, Guiseppi Famigletti, Paul Perugini Rocco Arcaro, Ray I,aSalle. Dom Litz, William Sullo, John Miele, Mike Petro. William Jacovino, Al Ven Erie, Vito Gioven- clio. Anacicto Giacolni, Nick Zap pone, Fibre JacarusSo, Louis Jaca- russo, Pat JacoruSso, Johnny Jaca- russo, Salvatore Jacarusso, Jouis Jacarusso, Jr., Frank Cipriano.
 John Cipriano. Dr. Harry Dou. chelli, Humbert Mangini, Louie Di- Vito, Charles Tlaminia, Fred Davino Joseph Toro, Frank zappone, Alex ander Santoro. Hugo Nigro, Louie Lalli, Rocco Giordano, David Stan- go, John Russo, Bill Stable, Frank Tranchnuckas, Leonard Mariplo Johnny Mariplo, Tony Grasso, Ar. mand Dupre, Nick Santoro, Angelo Biancrado, Tony Davino, Louie Tor. torise.
 Henry Lovine, Malcom Graham Francis Morris, Carmine Cipriano Peter Caporaso, Mike Carpenter Charles Davino. Ali Santoro, Rocco Ciriello, John Ciriello. Louis Ciriel 10, Patsy Imbimbo. Fred Chepul George Birdsull. Patsy Tartaglia Mike Martone, Fibre Ciminera, Jo. seph Greco.
 Luke Nigro, Prank Calabrese, Mike Maffia, Dom Pavone, Hike Esposito George Breyer, Louie Batteli, Guide Torsani, Tony Pisnanelli. Mike Jac a~,,s.A nAk naka Blansfiled, Ernest Blansfield, Mo Holmes, Louie Rinchuski, Johi Buonomo, Matty Russo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Pre-Nuptial Party
 Given Bride-Elect

Miss Rose Barbino of Geddes Ter race entertained at a personal shower at her home in compliment to Miss Agnes Codianna.
 Her guests included; Ida Mira bilio, Laurie Clemente, Mary Di- Donate, Lorraine Bartolomeo, Louise Mirabilio, Mary Barbino, Mary Codianna, Angeline Valenti, Antoinette Ciochetti, Josephine Cle- mente, Anne D'Angelo, Jane Codi- anna, Josephine D'Angelo, Grayce Viola, Amelia D'Angelo, Philomena Lombareli, Vita Corona, Rose Bar bino, Mrs. Pauline Barbino Mrs Louis Codianna, Mrs. John Rug gIero, Mrs. Rose Anthony Verzino, Mrs. Angelo Valenti Mrs. Agnes Stance. Mrs. Barbino and Mrs. Thomas Pompeii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Clubs Organize
 For Relief Work

Officers were elected last evening for the newly organized Connect" cut Chapter of Combined Jewish Women's Organizations. At the meeting which was held at the He" brew Institute the group made plans for their assistance to Bun dles For Britain.
 Montgomery Bennett, executive director of religion of the U, s. ai- vision of Bundles For Britain ad- dressed the members.
 The slate includes: Mrs, Frank Meyers, presidents; Miss Thelma zackin. treasurer and three CO., chairmen: Mrs. Lewis Freedman, Mrs. Frank Goldstein, and Mrs. Clarence Freedman,
 Another meeting will be held to- morrow evening of the executives and presidents of the Individual clubs, at which further plans will be made.
 The following societies were rep- resented: The Waterbury Hebrew Ladies Aid society, the Waterbury chapter of the Senior Hadassah, the Jewish Home for the Aged, the Waterbury chapter of the Jun- for Haddasah. the Business and Professional Women's group of the Senior Haddasah, the Beth Fl sisterhood, the TemRe Israel sis- terhood. the Daughters of Beth 1s- rael the Sharith Israel sisterhood the David L. Fannick post auxil- iary, Tau Epsilon Chi, the B'naI B'rith auxiliary, the Jewish Wom- ems Educational club, the Beth Israel Ssiterhaad, the Junior League Of the B'nai B'rlth and the o. R. T.
 Miss Madeline Griffin, daughter of Mrs. Nora and the late Dennis Griffin of Baldwin street, received her VOWS on Monday at Mother House of the Order of St. Joseph, Parkville. She has taken the name of Sister Mary Dennis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Alpha Omega Club
 Plans Dinner Dance

The Alpha Omega sorority held Its weekly meeting at the home of Miss Sally McNally of Chestnut avenue. Definite plans were made for the second annual dinner-dance which will be held at Baybrook inn, West Haven, Conn.,, May 23.
 The members of the sorority are: Henriette c May, Mary David, Frances Goggins, Julie Smoley, Rita Rasicot, Sophie Meleski, Irene Pauloski, Grayce Darlington and Sally McNally,
 Henriette c. May and Irene Pauloski were elected co-chairman.
 Mary David and Rita Rasicot were elected publicity agents.
 Tho next meeting will be held at the home Of Miss Sophie Mcleski of Putnam street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Ru,,nage Sale Held
 TomorrotU, Friday,

All day tomorrow and Friday . spring ruraYnage sale will be held at i46 Bank street. It Is being spon. sored by St. Mary's Hospital Aid Society, under the direction of ik officers and directors.
 Cltohes and household articles have been solicited and received at the store yesterday mad today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Italian Women
 Honored Mothers

A Mothers Day program was sponsored last night by the Womeil's Auxiliary of the Caiatina Gonna zionale society at Moose hall. Trib- ute was paid to Mrs. Catherine Perazell, the oldest mother attend ing, and Mrs. Glare Montes, the youngest present.
 Mrs. Maria Petro Is the oldest mother member of the group. Mrs. Rose Anderson Is the youngest.
 Antoinette Cicchiello Is chairman of the committee which iS arrang- ing the dinner dance to be sponsor ed by the organization on May l8 at Waverly.
 Mrs. Raffaella Altieri was chair man of tho Mothers day program. She was assisted by Margaret Panzillo, Louise Marticello, Rose Anderson, Helena sumfna, Esther Melchino, Molly dauthier, Sue Pasuuariello, Mary Della Camera, Lena Capristo, Mary onofio, Clara Tolameo, Anna DeVico and Cath erine Tetreault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Lady McAlpin
 Lodge Meeting

Mrs. Edward Nutbrown of West Main street entertained the Past Chief Daughters, Lady McAlpin lodge No. 70, D. o. s. ct her home on Monday evening.
 Routine business was transacted and plans discussed for the meeting cH the Past Chief Daughters of state association of Connecticut in An sonia. It will be held at 2 o'clock on May l2, Several local members plan attendance.
 There was also a discussdon of the visit to Lady McAlpin lodge of Grand Chief Daughters, Mrs. Agnes MoStier of Rochester, N. Y. It will take place on May 23.
 The next meeting will be held at the home Of Mrs. Donald Mac1n- tosh of Cooke street at 8 o'clock on June 2.
 Games and refreshments followed the business.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Ern- est Bell, Mrs Robert Montgomery, Mrs. George Brighton, Mrs. Helen Marshall, Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. Ann Rltchie, Mrs Andrew Hunter, Mrs. Jesse Porter, Mrs. Thomas Tuner, Mrs. IT. M. Sutherland.
 MT. and Mrs Edward Walsh of Summit road, Prospect announce the birth of 6 son, Edward Joseph, on May s at St. Mary'S hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Senior C. Y. o.
 Arranges Dance

The Senior c. Y. o. of St. Mary Magdalen's church met Monday evening in the parish hall,
 Plans have been completed for the dance which Is to be held June 18th at the Concordia hall, Water bury, for the benefit of the girls softball team. Bob Lowrey's or chestra is supplying music,
 A committee consisting of: Ruth Wasilauskas, Lillian Germano and Maurice Withey are to meet during the week to make definite plans for the bowling banquet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
KRrPAs-NorARANGELo

MT. and Mrs. Pasquale Notaran- gelo of Highland avenue announce the engagement and coming mar. riage of their daughter, Catherine to Edward KripaS, son of Mir. and Mrs. Michael Kripas of Beacon street, Ansonia.
 Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will be the scene of the wedding on June 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Engagements
NARDELLO.BONAKER

MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bonaker of Meriden road announce the engage ment and coming marriage of their daughter, Doris, to Anthony Nar- dello, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Nardello of High street, Naugatuck.
 The wedding will take place on June 2 at St. Johns Episcopal church,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES :
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

The City Championship Tourna- Inent under the direction of Mrs. J. c. Moriarty which was played for the Ex- x-Governor Raymond Baldwin was won by Paul Shaw and Herman Rehms.
 For the two preceding years the trophy has been won by Nelson Ad- ducci and George O'Meara.
 Other high scores were: Miss Helen O'Meara, Miss Margaret Tracy, 609 Ia; L. F. Fitch, Mrs. Norman Cables, 606 l-2; MT. and Mrs. William Meyers, 60l l-2.
 Top scorers last evening were: Miss O'Meara, Miss Tracy, 109; MT. Driscoll, Dr. Adams, l03; MT Scully, MT. Nelson, l25; Mrs. Birdsall, Mrs Peabody, ll3 leg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Weddings
Personal

A son was born Monday at the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Tor rington, to MT. and Mrs, Seth Thomas of Walnut street, Thomas ton.
 A son was born at the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Torrington, Monday to Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Dennison of Reynolds Bridge.
 Daily improvement Is reported in the condition of Mrs. Sherwood Beardslee and Mrs. Edna McGovern, both of Thomaston, patients at the Waterbury Hospital, trlowing e recent auto accident on the Morris Road in which they were severely injured.
 Wiley Pritchard of Wolcott is a patient at the Waterbury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
DOYoN.MOREA

The wedding of Miss Jennie Fo- req, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Nich- olas Morea of South Elm street to Alfred Doyon, son Of MT. and Mrs, Joseph Doyon of Congress avenue will take place on June 2.
 The ceremony will be performed at the Church of Our Lady Of Iotirdes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
sTocKoNAs.ARNATAvICUs

Mrs. Magdalen Arnatavicus of Pond Hill, Naugatuck, announces the engagement of her daughter, Helen Theresa, to George stockonas, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Stock onas of wilkes Barre, Pa.
 The ceremony will be performed at 10 o'clock on May l7 at st. Jo. seph's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rukstiles of Marion announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter, Geneveive Bernice, to Bernard Pasquariello, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Pasquaricllo of Wal nut street, this city.
 The wedding will take place on June 2 at St. Thomas church In Southington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Personal
Naomi Chapter Honored Mothers

Tn celebration of Mothers Day, Naomi chapter, Order of Eastern Star, last night paid tribute to Mothers. A ceremony which in- cluded q candlelight service, was held at Temple hall.
 Mrs. Ruth A. Jones and Mrs. Edna Finlay presented musical program, and Mothers were pre- scented with flowers.
 During the business meeting Mrs. Mara W. Messinger, associate ma tron, reported on the grand chapter session which was held in Hartford.
 Worthy matron, Mrs. Ruth B. Vining, and worthy patron, Merton Brown, presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07

MT. and Mrs. Edwin g. Hunt oe Kellogg street are in New York Clty, where they are registered ct the New Weston Hotel.
 Dr. George R. H. Nicholson, oA Kingswood School, will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Wa~ terbury Junior League at the Counr try Club.
 Dr. and Mrs. Robert DuBois are enjoying cruise on the Saguenay river. Before her marriage on Sat- urday, Mrs. DuBoiis was Miss Elean- or Murphy of East Main street.
 Mrs. Grace Washburn of this city Is e patient at the Waterbury hos- pital, Mrs. Washburn is c former resident of Wolcott.
 MT. and Mrs. B. Heminway Klimpe of Watertown spent the week lend at Lake Sunapee, N. H., as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Roger Gay of Pennington.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur Chepul ari- nounce the birth of a son, at the Waterbury hospital on May 6.
 Private John Fogelberg of Camp Dix, New Jersey and Miss Frances Green of Newark, N, J., were recent guests of MT. Fogelberg's sister, Mrs. George Watson and MT. Watson of Grove avenue, Wolcott.
 Mrs. Mary Khoury of Tracey street. Thomaston, an operator in the local telephone exchange, is undergoing observation at the Wa tarl,,lrv T{osnital
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07
Club News
UNICA CHAPTER

Mrs. Anna Fardelle is chairman for the dinner dance which the Unica chapter of Italian Women will hold Saturday evening of this week at the Hotel Elton
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07

Mrs esd Mrs. Leo Pollack and Miss Betty Pollack of Woodbury are registered at the New Weston Hotel en New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07

Hobby night was enjoyed by the Missing Links at the Y. M. 0. A.. last evening. Each member present. ed and discussed her hobby. Those present were: Rae Guida, Jeannette Shinn, Mafalda Cali, Barbara Maier. Theresa Piomba, Evelyn Shugdonis and Brtha Yankauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-07

MT. and Mrs. Edwin g. Hunt os Kellogg street are in New York Clty, where they are registered st the New Weston Hotel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

Van Horn are trying to get to the bottom of this trouble, We owe 1t to them to give them all the in- formation we've got"
 And you call yourself Chris's friendl" A furious resentment boil- cd within Paula. Tears of disap- pointment burned her eyes. She had looked up to Tony, admired him,
 Don't be sore," Tony begged I'm only doing what I think Is best, Chris Is bitter over the sus- picion that's fallen on him. We've either got to clear him or
 "Oh" Paula choked, then she ealmed herself With an effort, Tony, If you turn that scarf over to Dean Larson, I-fll never speak to you again"
 Tony said slowly, i've got to do 1t, Paulie
 tT0 Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
3 STAMP NEWS

CHAMPS will help pay U. S. de- O fensc costs. Details of a new postal savings issue to encourage purchase of defense bonds have been announced by Postmaster General Frank c. Walker.
 Tho series includes five denoinis nations and colors: l0.ccnt, rod; 25.ccnt, green; 50-cent, blue; $l, orange; and $5, brown. The design, which Is the same for all stamps pictures Daniel Chester French'a statue of the "Minutc Man." with the inscription, America on Guard" The denomination Is con. taincd In circular panel.
 Purchasers will Pacp the stamps In an album, and will eX- change the stamps for defense bond when purchases total $l8.75, providing an installment-plan sys. tenn for defense bond buying.
 Tho Minute Man" statue has appeared on the U. S. 5.cent stamp of the 1925 Lexington-Con- COEu DGElGDs AHG 0SasPsSht 1ahASs Chester French, was pictured on the 5.ccnt stamp of the artists group of Famous Americans.
 \ Switzerland has added the pic. ture of a farmer blowing to It's postage series In a new stamp. The new issue stresses SWitzerland's farm program to increase asricul- tural production during the war.
 
 Nicaragua's postage stamp cen- tcnary commemorative arrives a year late. The stamp shows Niea- ragua's first stamp and a portrai' of Sir Rowland Hill.
 
 Russia marks the 23rd annivcr- sary of the Red army and navy with new issue of eight values.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

l Dub htlOW UktG peESOkl WHO WGuFS q scarlet brushed wool sweater. I'm going to see herl"
 Kilo Sherwood roomed at a prl- vate home in Cardman Center. She was in bed when Paula arrived, and came downstairs attired in an ex- pcnsiye black negligee.
 Mice of you to return my call 50 soon," she said coolly. T sup- pose you've come to tell me it's bad for Chris to be out on rainy nights2"
 Paula bit her lip. You'd like me to think he was with you all evening?"
 T can't see how 1t even con- ccrns you"
 But don't think Chris was. I think, the night being damp and chilly, you borrowed his scarf"
 Paula had the satisfaction of seeing Kilo stlffen. "You can't prove that"
 Perhaps not" Paula admitted, but we both know it's true" She bent forward, meeting Kilo's in- solent gaze with her steady hazel eyes. Lets talk girl to girl, Kilo."
 You talk, I'll listen," Kilo said.
 We're both terribly fond of Chris" Paula said, "r'm pretty sure you don't want to sec him in trouble. Some Of the boys from Tony's house know about the scarf, If Dr. Van Horn finds out ."
 Van Horn won't do anything" Kilo was contemptuous. Hes too much afraid Of losing his Job to stir up any trouble"
 T think you're wrong about the Doctor. But even If he doesn't do anything, Tony's friends will. They might give Chris beating or even run him out of school"
 Kilos face lost color. You're only trying to frighten me. They wouldn't dare harm Chris"
 "They wouldn't dare harm girl" Paula said quietly. "Tell the truth Kilo.'
 Kilo arose abruptly. Tt won't york; she said. T just don't frightcn that easily. Come again "tSh JNN SNil 6ptty lOIlktII
 Back at the Gamma Tau house Paula found letter from her father, He had been called to New Orleans on important business and wouldn't DO able to come to Cardman for Commencement, but he enclosed a check to compensate for his ab- Benee,
 The following morning when Paula went to the hospital the re- ceptionlst told her that Tony had been discharged. "He left Just few minutes ago, Miss Jeffefs. I think he has an appointment with Dean Larson"
 Paula flung herself out the door. Half way across the campus she found Tony. "r'm kind of wobbly yet" he grinned.
 Tony, where arc you goingp" Her startled eyes saw the strip of blue silk that protruded from his pocket.
 Why. to tell Dean Larson about the bombing. He sent word to the hospital that he wanted to see me"
 But the scarf, Tony?" Paula asked. You're not going to show that to Dean Larson?"
 Tony said kindly, Look, Paulic, I've talked everything over with Dr. Lud. Conhdentially. of course. we figured 1t was best to give Larson the facts" And put all the blame on Chris!" Paula Hared. Irony, tell you he didn't hit you It was well 1t wasn't Chris"
 Something's got to be done" Tony said gravely. Larson and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
HENPECKED HUSBANDS
 TO CARRY ON

Halifax, Yorkshire, Eng. tUP)-- Members Of the Ancient Order of Henpecked Husbands have held their annual general meeting again and enjoyed their one day off in the year from their wives, None re- vealed tho secret meeting place, They were afraid that their wives might call.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

Salt Lake City, Utah tUP)-When Mrs. IT. Walter Thomas of Salt Lake City christens the new U. s, de- stroyer, Fitch, next October, she won't use the usual bottle Of cham pagne, Mrs. Thomas plans to take a bottle of water from the Great Salt Lake to Boston for the chris tening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23
cRANluM CRACkE FRS
FAMOUS KINFoLK

Brothers and sisters have often won equal fame in the fields they have chosen for their vacations. Your job here is to give the first names of the following brothers or sisters and the fields in which they became famous.
 l. The Beery boys
 2. The Bennett girls.
 3. The Wright brothers.
 {. The Bronte sisters.
 s. The Shuberts.
 Questions on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

YESTERDAY, Tony ls rushed e the hospital. TEc has slight eoneusslon, will be all right in a few days As Paula sits beside his bed, Tony tells her he loves her. Chris meets her at Che hose pitai door, asks about Tony. Paula is surprised that Chris has found esas about Che Incident but Chris refuses tO explain. He begs Paula te heip him and she promises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-23

But know one person who wears q scarlet brushed wool sweater. I'm going to sec herp
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