New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 24, 1926, Page 7

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WITH AFTER THANKSGIVING VALUES Profit Well All Who Come Most Departments Join in Good Offerings Extra .Values! Extra _Values! in HOSIERY SILVER DRUGS TOILET GOODS BOOKS AND STATIONERY HANDKERCHIEFS ART GOODS HOUSEWARES LAMPS In fact After Thanksgiving Offers everywhere throughout our big store. Take advantage of the many savings. “SANTA’S” HEADQUARTERS here as usual. Pay a visit to TOYLAND, and see what we have provided in Toys and Xmas Joys Berlin News E. W, STEARNS HIT CROSSING STREET Well Known Citizen Escapes Being Seriously Injured PAPER GOODS TEAM WINS Judge Fines Man Accused of Theft of Clothes—Conlin's Blue Hillians Bow In Defeat to American Paper Goods Team—Quict Thanksgiving. Elmer W. Stearns of Worthington ridge was struck by an automobile last evening and slightly injured, suffering bruises and abrasions. The incident occurred at about 7:30 o'clock in front of the post of- fice at Worthington ridge and Farm- ington avenue., Mr, Stearns crossed the road almost under the wheels of the car, it was stated by wit- nesses, and was {hrown to the side of the road by the impact. The driv- er of the automobile stopped and took him to the office of a local | physician where it was found that his injuries were not serious. Upon investigation by police au- thorties it was found that the accl- dent was unavoidable by the oper- ator of the machine and he was,re- Ieased. Stearns returned to his home and is reported as fecling improved this morning. Judge Fines Thief Judge George G. Griswold, at the regular weekly session of the Ber- lin town court, fined Newton Wood- son, colored, of Christian Lane $50 and gave him a 90 day jail sentence which was later suspended. Wood- son was charged with stealing two suits of clothes from Charles and John Moore of the Stiles & Reynolds brick yard. Woodson was arrested by Orville Ventres yesterday at his home, the theft occurring at 11 o'clock Monday night. As the man | lived over the New Britain line on Curistian Lane and is an employe of the Holmes brickyard of New Britaln, it was necessary for Officer Ventres to go to the New Britain police station and from there, in the company of Sergeant Flynn, go to the man’s house where the arr occurred. Woodson was lodged in the New Britain lock-up until last night's session of the court. The case of Samuel Hook, charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct was continued until Novem- ber 29 because of Mrs. Hook's fail- ure to appear in court to testify. Conlin Suffers Defeat For the first time in many months, John Comlin's Blue Hilliang went | down to defeat at the hands of the American Paper Goods compan; card playing aggregation that sembled last evening in the Tabs hall to take the wind out of the sails of the men from the mountain. The | winning team was comprised of | “Rocky” Belmont, Percy Wells, W. W .Fagan, John Kiniry, George Hol- quist, Frank Giana, Tom Malarney and Bob Ritchie. The final score the playing was throughout the ev the evening was Conlin's bitter fight against Fagan and Kiniry, whom he wanted to beat because of former Officer s 27 to 21 and and furious A feature of PEND THANKSGIV ar fn a nice 4 ro tho ald town of Newing 50x205 to exorclse in needed This is a buy. KENNETH R. TUTTLE AGENCY 230 Main St. Phone 3663-2 ‘John lost all | of !take on the Blue Hillian day and are out to kecp up the good | | dued. The | service, | Worthington | Delta Sigma fi | Miss Gr | ing Monday for the r Extra .Values ! in MILLINERY SHOES UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR LINENS DOMESTICS NOTIO GLOVES MIRRORS SWEATERS LEATHER GOODS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1926. in MEN'S WEAR BOYS’ WEAR WOMEN’S WEAR WASH GOODS DRAPERY DEPT. JEWELRY MIRRORS PICTURES CORSETS | | | | | arguments with the two as to who [son of Mr. and Mrs Charles Cannon was the best player of the three. three games to his opponents and calls the world a place disappointment today. The Tabs next Tu work of keeping Conlin's men sub- American team shapes up well as a pos: cup conténder for the coming s son. Thanksgiving Day. Thanksgiving Day will be observed quietly in this town with many fam- ily dinners callipg distant rel from out of town to cat turkey pre- pared by Berlin housekeepers. All business concerns and stores in town will be closed in the afternoon, a fev being open for a few hours in the | morning to take care of the last minute rush. The post office will ob- serve holiday hours, window serv being open from 7:15 to 10 o'clock. Thanksgiving Service. A Union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Kensington Congre | gational church this evening at 7:45 | o'clock. The speaker of the evening will be Rev. J. O. Todd of the Mill Plain Union church of Waterbury. The congregations of the Kensing- ton Congregational and Kensington | Methodist churches will join in this which will consist of the following exercises: Prelude; Call to Worship; Invocation; Responsive Reading; Hymn, “Come Ye Thank- ful People, Come;"” Devotional period by Rev. May B. Lord; Hymn; mon; prayer and benediction. The { seneral public is cordially invited to attend the service Truck A ge moving truck, piled high with goods, became underpass at the station this morn- ing, holding up traffic for a short while until removal of the relieved the situation. was then detoured through th road to escape the low brids damage was reported done bridge, truck or traffic was not inte bound traffic was five minutes. What They're Doi and Mrs. Eddy N. Smith rid will ent their son, Donald FI. Smith, and Mi: Marjorie Cota Hanover, N. over the holidays. A group of th of the P, F. Corbin Cy at the Worthington Thouse last evening. The Worthington house will be the scene of party on Friday evening. The spon- sor of the affair will be the Alma aternity of New Brit- ain. About 20 couples are expected. Miss Julia Lange has returned s. Jammed. \«k 1o lastbound . but west- for goods. te Ited Mr. of . gave a party Community a private | from the New Britain General hos- |of Mine pital following an operation for ap- |tures is pendicitis. The ‘annual the Woman'. Congreg: held in th December Christmas sale ional church will be parlors of the chur, Home made candy be on sale and b bag will be a feature for t ldren. All per sons having articles for the grab bag are requested to leave th ce Smith. Miss Edith Prentice ton ridge is canvassir of the town for the Cross 1 connection wi drive for membership. ared for Traffie Is are preparing for the holiday rush of traffic and the entire of traffic officers will be on duty to relieve possible con- gestion at the main intersections. Berlin’s schools wlll be closed all ks and I open- ular session. Leave Treague The Dbasketball team of | Kensington Congregational ch Las annouced that it will withdraw from the New Britain church league heeause of inability to obtain a team that will be old enough and heavy cnough to compete with other teams of the league. Boy Struck By Auto of Worthing- that section American Red v its annual S ——— Leonard H. Cannon, 12-year-old, tives | Paper Goods |what can be |attached to | Ser- | 2 stuck under the | op goods | truck | m.~ | rls in the office | Community |for this evenin | of ! Aid society of the Ber-] | considerably | Cobey and Robert [ Mrs. G land white, of Iast Berlin, wis seriously in. jured yesterday afternoon when he was struck by an automobils while | on his way to school. 1t is said that | he was playing with a number of | other young bo: and did not sece the machine approaching. From learned no blame wi the driver, the report being that the lad ran into the path of the machine, Young Cannon w; lacerated about the was picked up by Harry Walsh who took him to Dr. T. C. Hodgson of Berlin. Pollard-Mansworth Nuptials Pollard, son of Mr. and | Pollard of East Berlin, | face. He George orge nd M Marguerite Mansworth of | Middletown were married at St John's church at Middletown ! terday. The bridesmaid was Miss | Lillian McGowan and the best man Joseph Marshall. The ushers Joseph Ringwood and Clifford son. The wedding breakfast wa served at Community hall which | was beautifully decorated for the oc- sion. The color scheme was green | the effect being carried | with palms and chrysanthe- | About 50 invited guests and | members of the family attended the | reception at the hall The bride | and groom left in the afternoon for | a motor trip to Washington, | Case-Riggott Wedding | Russell son of Mr. and | mos Case of East Berlin, and | Miss Martha Riggott, daughter of | IMr. and Mrs. V. C. Riggott of \\'Ml‘ Cromwell were united in marriage | [vesterday at the Methodist church | rsonage in Cromwell by Rev, Har- | vey Carmichael, pastor. After the | ceremony the bride and groom left for a short wedding trip. Mrs, Cas although a resident of West Crom- ell, is well known here having been | lent of the Epworth league | st Berlin Methodist church. kasc Berlin Ttems ’ A special Thankseiving service will | be held at St. Gabriel's Episcopal | | e out mums, A vice-pr of the el g at 9:30 about |church tomorrow morning at | Thani New | All | orcloc George Mitchell of | Britain will conduct the service. are invited to attend. A number of friends of Mrs . [George Demore tendered her a sur her home the recipient | price party ning. She many pleasing remembrance Although it has not definitely been announced it is probable that motion pictures will be the program s entertainment at | the Community club, The reels of film had not arrived {they were expected this morning. George Dalbey, vice-president of the club, arranged for the pletures secur- ing them from the American Bureau The subject of the pic- “Copper Mining.” The last (Continued on Page 10) Mrs. | abandoned | Conlon issued the { Hartford | Thanksgiving impressed | with rela | high school, |had pocketed money supposed to be Plainville News BRISTOL HUSBAND SUES HARRY SILK Charging Alienation of Wile's Aifections—HAsks $2,000 WOMAN SEEKING DIVORCE Deming Brings Action— Thanksgiving Observance Plans— Constable Exonerated — Lobsters Regain Bowling Lead—Briefs. Allenation of affections is charged against Harry Silk, of Plainville, in a suit for $2,000 damages brought | by Ernest D. Moquin of Bristol, who | has just brought suit for divorce against his wife, Anna Moquin, states in his complaint that he and | his wife lived happily together until | this year, when Sink went to Bristol and alienated her love by his acts, blandishments, and seductions. Th happiness of his home was thus de stroyed, the writ states. The plaintiff has suffered distre of hody and mind and lost the love, affection and soclety of his wife, has lost his own health and happi- ness, and has heen neglected and by his wife, the com- plaint states. Robert J. Stack of Bris- tol is att. rney for Moquin, while the | defendant is being represented by | Charles Conlon of Plainville. | Deputy Sheriit Joseph H. Harding | served the writ, which is returnable | in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of December. | The Moquins were married on June 4, 1919, They have four minor children, the custody of whom Mo quin secks in his divorce action, in which he charges intolerable cruelty. Sucs for Divorc | of Mrs. Olive Lamson Deming | Plainville has sued Harry Deming of | The couple 13, 1921, She| September 3, of intoler- the past| Southington for divorce. were married on April charges that since 1923, he has been guilty able cruelty and that for three years he has beep h: intemperate. Attorney Charles papers, which are returnable the first Tuesday of De- cember n the superior ~court of county. s mad by Deputy Sheriff E. urrey. In The Schools Thanksgiving excreises were in all the rooms of the Broad st school today. The seventh cighth grades held exercises er in the eighth grade rooms cipal Orrin L. Judd explained the origin of Thanksgiving Day. The pupils responded with quotations ap- propriate to the day and also ex- plained in many ways what they and we as a nation had to be thankfu for. Appropriate songs were si and the true meaning and spirit of upon the hela ! U] nd | I'rin- to; pupils. Holiday Personals Miss Bertha Steward of the Broad rect school teaching staft will spend the holiday and week-end ives in Boston. n. instructor at the will spend the recess at his home in Brookline. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sedegren of Tomlinson avenue will entertain | Mrs. Sedegren’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Paulman of Bristol, at dinner tomorrow. Miss Margaret sehool teacher, will day and week-end Mas Miss Rowena Birnhaum York city will spend with her parents, Mr. and | 1. Birnbaum of this town. Miss | Jeannette Baxt, a former teacher in | the local schools, will also visit the | Birnbaums over the holiday Miss Elizabeth Burns of Central quare will pass Thanksgiving with | frs. Catherine Cameron of Morris Cove. | Miss Gertrude Lyman wil visit her uncle, Dr. T Prior of Bos- ton, over the holiday. R v. Thomas Rooney . is visiting his sisters, !‘ocu of Crown stree! Riving. Charges Against Cop False Complaint that Constable Thomas | RByee and “another man with him" John Corc Creedon, spend th in Brockton. | Mrs, of the Crown Misses over | Community Theater PLAINVILLE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMDER 24th— Norman Kerry and Greta Nissen in “THE LOVE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25th— GLORIA SWANSON NE MANNERS” in THREE SHOWS—2:13, 6:15, 8:18 | ning | thing to say laver | Farmington Ave., Plainvill K a fine was made by a man arrested | over the week-end and fined costs of court on a minor charge. Fi Se- (I my lectman John J. Kimmel inv: at- [Broadwell Bullhcads Robedeau $ Pratt M. Melino b, Melino rhb, Pe qb, Spieln; fh. Maple Segretto and Erzstol News sl Herin 2nds, who are man- 91 111 471 462 Sharks 87 ed and found the charges absolutely |Hart without foundation. Justice William |Lemeri Cunningham had been called away before the {rial and had left word with the “other man,” who was none | other than Grand Juror William J.|C. Griffi Foran, to let the prisoner off with [Powers payment of court costs. This was|Stockin done, but the man misunderstood | Granger the procedure and complained. Mr. |Li t Kimmel ays that Constable Royce was completely exonerated. ¥ Thanksgiving Observance Thanksgiving Day will be observ- |strinlg total of 1,516, ed here with a general shut-down of [114 and a 113 by McGibbon, 118 by business and a turning to social [Seymour, and four other scores torie: will be closed |above the 100 mark contributing to- some, including t Trum- | Wward this fine record. bull Electric Mfg. Co., will reopen | Complete List of Delicacies Friday morning, while others, | ock-taking of the delic among them the Standard Steel & |contributed by the school children Bearings, Inc., will remain shut un- [ Monday for the New Britain Gener- til Monday. The stores will be clos- |al hospital and the Children's home ed all day, as will the barber shops, | in ¢ Britain has been completed which will remain open until 10 | o'clock tonight. The town hall will | ity be closed. All public schools closed | ho: at 3 o'clock this afternoon until | hun, Monday, many of the teachers go- | ing to their homes for the Than giving recess. There will be ing service chur at 485—1421 vi 86— 273 502—: Silverio's 124, a | Plainville Henry Trum- the collection “It is very grati- find children inte in tr a gr extent."” con ons rt of the Mrs. chairman of , states, me to up their to such ot pa com till 00d keep est work tabluation 1s follows Thanksgiv- | Protestant | a union f the 7:45 o'clock n the Plainville M. Charles J. Monbleau, pa the ‘dvent Christian church, will be the preacher. The offering will he | glven to the Plainville Public Health | 1% Nursing association. The public is cordially invited. | At 9:30 o'clock tomorrow ing a special Thanksgiving s will be held In the Church of vior 1e parochial mass at Church of Our Lady of Mercy morrow morning will be one Thanksgiving. There wilk bu no mid-weck prayer | meeting at the Baptist church t we ccount of the holiday. bu the church will join in the union Thanksgiving service this evening at church. will he an informal ion hall tor ht un Dansant Sextette; tra of New RBritain Tonic club will con- this at its Chi potatoes, Pk rots doz. heets, 1 head fruit, 12 jars veg zlasses jelly, 4 1 bottle salad dr 47 pears. 5 pumpkins, . mised nuts, § pkes. erack- oat fls 1 pk 2 story books, 1 g School 2 hu. Street b turni Broad hom¢ bu on Rev. : 1 ables, rape ssing. 31 3 1- tic bananas, 4 1t morr rvic Our o Lag o inges, 2 qts. to- 2 cranberries P Jello, 5 pkgs ars choco andy, 1 cookies, $5. orn ere 12 pk. small 1 jar nuts. chool—Children’s ts. tur hospital: P amount cand dance r pickles, r tho | fruit apples, it, 10 pumpking cookirs, Home nips. Clyne will play. The duct a dance rooms, 43 W music will be jestic orehest come at hoth i ’ holic the vape milk, 6 It nuts. . 46 can 1. mince mea can potators, oranges, 1 popeorn, oat S ,.umn is wel- carrots, 9 cken, 11 flonr. g the at of e chicf sportin will be a h school field. ash with the 1in, the game 10 o'clock. The I state championship at but the Bl have an- they will » some- | about that out i the Hardware title foot Plair East Sid being s > in 1in hospital turni 3 lasses Contracts. of th awards huildir Main sf low Lidder work 1 Ly wrtford on the | res in the plan bids varied atly that it s believed a Biad been made and the hid- Leen asked to refigure stimates once more iber Still Second. ren of ¥ Itocks entercd Treiber of Plainville still ond place in its class in the clgg-laying contest. The lead- from South Weymouth, ne ahead to 31 eggs at while a cas Brit a's. 15 Award dired claim the 4 their weight, nounced that ples, i jelly ™ quassen further s heing A crick ating. The o ors to defeat have aspiran Carporation Temeo Bow Lobsters re “mco bowlin crashing tl the Crabs team from the disposed of the race is now ve four gar four tear The th t by i a ce-stron \ff of Ha ' which op T Rullhea close on ¥ ave ent end of the second week, Holliston, Mass., Treiber's at 52 eggs. Notes, Mrs. William iti treei, and Mr Ldward Northover of v will motor to Atlantic City over holida 1 visit the Aarons' uzhter th Mrs. and samuel, | trom O1d Town, | Ars. George D. Friday al days. Hartford Johnson He TWAY Sneide Dionne T rds 1 from has tie Mrr Aaron of | and Mrs. Mr. and 174 Lobsters 83 24 Cassidy Reicker Silverio Seymour McGibhon istle and rned home Mrs, H. have M Clark, for visitin o T formerly of Montgom- g here after Praying ok this eve The it Birnbaum, M Britain apply Now first Washing- advt Birnbaum Tel -6 rooms. odern improvements I'hone M Britain. laid over old sidewalls | t 14 nemert Bicyele makes an old home cooler FFour room and w ssalld advt rooms on in summer winter. Ad with treet W much greater than cost of i I nis advt n. shingling. Upkeep is low as WEATHERBEST last for years. remodeling with Weather- best Stained Shingles is prisingly low. Estimates i cheerfully furnished, A. MATSON & C0. colors The cost of i . . “ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL. Malted Mitk sur- Forlnfan: Invalids, The Ager No Cookin : ” outing. Dbl k for All Age Telephone 35-11 e Home Food-Drin| ° Transler of Valuable Property 1449 | The Lobsters hung up a new three | a remarkable generos- | is | Mountain | band will | floor, | »¥ Raymond Casey and coach- Dewey Carpenter, will stast following team: J. Melino le, rdon It, Heffernan lg, Kappell Santancllo rg, R. Riemer rt, W. ‘Blfi REALTY SALE | - BEING CONSIDERED e & e | vhb, Hugret fb. The substitutes who will be available are Clark, | Neweity, Sfit, P. Ale. nder, Czar- necki, LeClaire, Roloff, Petes Kane, Ostrosky, Confeta and Lugg. The officials will be Clyde Waters, Eddie Hart of Meriden, : Tommy Monahan. linesman, 0. Addition Nearing Completion T ddition to the post . office, Leen under construction past several months by the Construction company. ington, D. is fast nearing completion and according to Post- ter Merrill, will be for oc- in Dec: r. The afford approximately feot of additional will tend to facili- of employes to a to Be Consumm fed | 0 K. BY PROBATE COURT. Firemen's Concert and Dance This Evening—Bank to Receive Night Deposits to Foil Yeggmen—Ioli- will 0 square and rk day Observance. o One of larg deals to be transacted floor spac thie > exten I'o Install Night Dcpository As a result of the two burglaries ast week at the Bristol and the Victory lunch, netted the robbers over the Bristol National bank 1 that work will be once on the installation depository, which, when will give the patrons of hour banking 1 number of years w and indications point ion on Monday transaction | the proposcd sal own=d is to its e o a in Drop: Gz th North Main The fron proxim Main on 104 6 10 fec ry consists of placed on the bank building with a ng to a burglar-proof s made in this man- placed in a heavy can- s bag which is then secured with padlock and «lrommx into the en- an: The rositor retaine the key the -Inp sit may be checked up next day Tagles Mocting meeting of Bell City ~Aerie, I Order of Fagles, will be S o'clock this evening in hall on Meadow street. Holiday Tomorrow row, Thanksgiving Day, will generally observed throughout city as a holiday. Banks, stores, s and the public library will closed all day. Al the schools at noon today and will re- next Monday morning, N mber 29th. cgular holiday hours will be in | at the post office. The | stamp window will be open from 8 to 11 a. m., the registry window from 8 to 9 a. m. The money order artment will be closed all day and there will be no deliveries, cither city or rural carrfers. Mail will be received at the office and dispatched as usual. Requiem Mass An anniversary high mass of re- quicm will Dbe celebrated at 8§ lock Friday morning at st. Joseph's church in memory of J. Foley. L 0. O. F. Meeting Pequabuck Lodge, I. 0. O. F.. will hold a regular meeting at § o'clock this evening in Arcanum entrance the Rus court today of the of cation of De property application 1 the a suppl also b ministrator crine Root Root was a end through | was granted property. She, 0. s J. Root, in quest of n signe ntary must 1 gray the nd sa privile or Chanes bt the wiil of life intercst howeve in the died sev- property resul t the Ashley sunday, mother, Catherine er, Miss Mary P, ndace Roberts same an automobile crossing ilroad 18, R | railroad Falls Angust ion on is apen o | ve w . The Root, was t i | er of the fli-fated part when the car, which v by Mr. Root. was struck ing Berksh rs late l iremen’s Concert and Dance The first il and e of th ristol Fire Depart- will 1d this evenir gymnasitm of the high s indications point to large attendance. Over 700 have already and it probable that ber will 1each $00 when are i i Mayor John I Mrs, Wade will lead reh. At 8 o'clock { program will | rine 1 concert ment iu d tickets Wade and consisti of | Arcadia Q ‘ R. & I:lrhnrl-x Mrs. W. V. ’ Mi R mn‘ with M ompanist: s nifred Barn- Mastrobattisto tions b onsisting son, Mrs., Snow of Schade W, H. iections field, Mis STATE A DEFENDANT Will Be With Town of Stratford in W Bris Ne Arnold as by Miss Josephine and J ahue. The Arcadia Quart |three groups of sones 1 (a) Roses of Picar (b) Smilin’ (a) Dry Yo' (h) Xtett (a) (h) Pussy’s in th Miss Barnfield | Two Magici by Pearl |and “Duna” by . Miss Mast 'Carmena’ by Wilson Waters of Minnetonka | nce. | James Donahue will mbers, “A g¢ rden of My during the by the New of in, | Action to Determine Title to Pleve of Land. R tte will render s follows Penn | T geport, Conn., Nov. 24 (P— application of the state to be- dsberg | COme a party defendant in the ac- Verd; | lion brought by the Y. M. C. A. of this city against the town of Strat- , | ford has been granted by Judge | John W. Banks in the superior court On September 30 the Y. M. C. A, brought suit to settle title to land in Stratford known as Short Beach and to which the town of Stratford also claims title. | The land was given to the Y. M. . A. by A. Burritt of Bridgeport. Recently State's Attorney General nk Healey laid claim to the disputed section in the name of the tate and stated that the matter could not be definitely settled unti the state of Connecticut had been named a party defendant. UTS-SORES Cleanse thoroughly—then, without rubbing, lpply— VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Milien Jors Used ¥ i Lucia . Schert Well | will sing i Curran will % 1 by sin | Licu- twe and sing Cott sms he Music He eve D art.! ning will City Champlonship Contest The cl of ongst s in the in the between nd eleven and the Maple i, which will played | 0'clock tomorrow morning at | Fiela to rmine the city pionship. Both sides are confldent of victory o this | morning of | | the boys | of the city Ivantag ind boy ivantage conversation | city to- the West End ou %Y | be Muz det o cham- wer vor section weight Maple at from dur Rooters rn light the to ot el the will mor superior spec the north prevailing ittendance manager and of the West | a4 that the be avai 2 how weight wlllard Storage Batteries Scrvice Baterles than overcor f from weather 1 end. | it is mark the yout ith goo mate AR Called For and Delivered ill rea at 1 lward J jam Tlyn have ng players t ANNANNRNNNN, Radio Batteries 7 Hamm’s Garage Rear Neri Block Phone 470 coa annou will Olson rdson 1t rio and \ i rpente Semr NXNEECN NN 2 (captain) re, S 'FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS JAURRY Aow!! (T MARES N0 DIFFEREACE IF TAG ) DID AIT YoU —BOTH OF VoL ARE GOING O BED TAIS MINUTE = /- J MOM' FRECKLES AT ME INTH STOMMIK!! FRECKLES-DID \ YOO AT TAG IN WELL,YA DONT TAINK 1A GOING TO GET UP AN TURN ONTH' LIGAT JUST T SEE ; WHERE 70 WIT AIME