New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1927, Page 6

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SHE CANT EET OUT T0 SEE WHAYS FOR COUDNESS SAKE HE LAPPETS ARE HAVING THEIR HOUSE PNNTED. IRY MUST HANE COT RIS (Copyright, 1927, by The Bell Syndicate, Inc.) FoK5 DOES HE KNOW ANY- HELLO, THE 6PRREE THING ABOUT THE BASTINGS' TRUCK’S STUPPING AT THE| MAID LEAVING ? THERE'S A PERLEYS. MRS. FRED NEW GIRL OUT IN THEIR ~ MUST HAYE SRIPPED YARD VTHE GEARS AGAIN SRY5 THE PLUMERS MUST BE HAVING COMPANY TOR DINNER. T S LVERING ICE-CREAM THERE WONDERS WHAT THAT 816 BUNDLE 15 60ING INTU THE CROSSBECKS>. (H YES MUST BE A NEW LAMP- SHADE. - THEIR OLD ONE WAS PRETTY DBAD WiSHES SHED GET OVER THS COLD, 50 SHE COULD FiD OUT WHAT'S GOING ON THE LAUNPRY TRUCK'S KT THE GRIESRYS'. SHE KNEW THEY WOULDN HAVE. THINGS DONE AT HOME VERY JONG GRS WILLIATS