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‘Mrr. Grow-1e kept her bright eyoo
{Muff}; Night—-
1““ 1 ”1““:- find on that hunter
gun" :4. '11 rig" ‘
1 “2"" wird. That meant that he bed to
:2." around ngein in order to ehoot
at .er. He- did in. n (if c-nirnc- Ho
inn-“d as quickly as ho c011.11i end
.1: was very quick 11'2‘4‘1"J But'by
1hr. erm be wee Around Mn Grouse
we: beyond ““3 (men 11136.0 end
‘ ', ‘ " r rhino: eher‘ply own 11o1- nr etreg,
h": 1‘ 1"".119'caught only e gimme of her.
Ina-1o wee no opportunity to shoot.
Firm Grausv had 9071-] her life by
‘Mr quirk wlt. No.1 she- fiown in any
min direction tnnt hunter would
d.heve lied e chance to ehoot. 1
‘ 1 MK" hen. A! noon es she had piiched down :
kd°'-".‘,“"h‘ 1 behind that tree Mrs. Groneo ow 1
"""i "‘3 5:"; low, darting in and out email: the
"t" :r '3 mm end mrc! ng in eround in the
‘4" .1“ m. " toppmite direction from which bod
w“.1 t" em. 1come the voice of flint Iecond
‘run' n. Wth she finally eli’bted on
fun ground ehe ran ewiiily r eomo
‘ ‘- "“3” . hula diatom-e. Thrn ehe flew up in
"" ' "i “'V e heminck tree when brooch" were
° " "1' ””1" thick. When ehe did thin eho
"m" °f ”on" mn?o no noise with her wings. She
”1 ""5 Mme-M felt note there for the tune being.
if .‘v‘?.‘
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lam. 1--1- 1:.
on Hunt the”
The lint-Ir ehn1
1'1! 'hr1‘.1.dt’rfl,,r,-..
. a,“ “on \1._ a"; no A narrow new."
"1 1 ‘1’” 5"“ ".11 «he to horn-if. u ehe looked
1’ 1» m!" “"5"" "A ‘menod for thou hnntore. And
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«nopyri‘bl. 1922. by T. W. Butte“? ’
".9 r.r\.‘. story: "Cne' Billy Boo.
Herd Fell."
10(umeCold inOnoDo'
Leaniiso naouo comm
tebleie. The bot bake tho-denture
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Thornton W. Hurry-SS ,
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making.
“lungiedimmeeeodmr
cube-7 brought you to motion.
Mot-low Jonquello." it eeid. “be-
ceuee I wented to eel you eboui
muumamumnu‘.
immmuhsoumm
on. Homommwm
wee them on“ hiedeezbi
mmmfltbotimecould
not have been thou-um It wee
closelyintheduniigbt. Heath:
in. long choir. hie lea! extended. e
cigar-ct. unliehtod. moving in hie
fingers. Hie voice wee low and door
when no evoke. like one engaged
with e reflection.
“2'. m ell the truth. Excellency.”
be new. “on we now know."
The his voice interrupted. "rhet
(sumac nor-7i"
The henchmen'e voice did not
change.
"the truth ebont it." he nld. "ie
won more now then the our
rent otory oi the time. Nobody be
lioved it. Nobody could have be-
lleved ii. When his journel anally
came in. evmbody thought Chau-
vunnee had gone med More the end.
The thing- ho wrote down eimnly
could not hove heppenedl“
He peuoed. Then: “But it wee
m word the truth. . . . . There
are the omen-eld- in the boom"
The big men beyond Moneiour
Janouello. oboeured by the thick
chaoow. nude on exclemeuon o:
astonishment.
‘The wanna.“ be laid. “are of
course can! of. the not that Chen-
vnnme (mod com evidence- ot the
thin: in woe our. But hie Marne:
oou'd not been been the truth. The
men who wrotothocloeinema
an: soul-uni moot have been med."
The mnobmn replied with no
cream in hie onion.
"Ebtcellonc’.’ ho kid. "tbo men
who wrote the cloeing pegee of w:
Scorned m not only not med. but
hewcoeoolcvu‘tbotlhennm
ceneedtoedmirohim. 30mins
deepen-etc poeition. from which. “is
know perfectly well. there wen m
eocepe. end he undertook to do a
thing the: not only mud-ad the
mod?“ intelligence. int i'. who to
«1113.351.ch ad clan-Him m:
‘w- not been «makeover-1W
I feel ibet I ought to mod and
mm wbezmr I m ear-(t
Chansons“
Mweemdhtbedert—
neon so of am my)? m not:
swiftly toseihr? 1:1 a choir. There
m e ecu-t of booming in the bio
voice.
“You mono mof‘ o .3 ‘0:
it when 1”me m
Veal. Helmdtboulombeibonght.
toeloeteivmeetieenlrnlmm
ageintnometwflmoim
tnlmnemwfiflmm
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He continued h Duet! in lb
oil-orgilrmvoico:
"Z-runoieurwieedthetm
wanna-I round eozne evidence at the
thing he wee looting for. Be wee e
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EXQUISITE DEVIL'E GUARD—
THESE THREE."
end ho clever you will realize when
you so the whole thing clearly in
your-mind. ltweeelonstimobe-
fore we understood it. although how
wocculdbevebeeneonupideeome
to :11 now a mic wander men
the men-on inddonin with which
Chan-anon filled the aiming page-
ot bio journal.
“tibial: thadntclowwogotwae
the method. Cheumuee bed token
to he sure that the Journal would
set into Patio m hie death. file
dimtion. written a the beds at it.
an on the m {no brought it
in aha-.1“: be void dvo thou-1nd
mode by tho eneoutore of bio eo-
m You eee be won arcing e r0
won! in mo thing to not in.
*Onlyoneofibotbreemenihet
Cheumm com-anti! upset: at in
hie :onrnel ov nomad. Ono cen
imagine what nooeovl io the other
two—tho mm this. doubtlen. the:
heppeoni w oi the pereono who
envied with Cbeuvennee northeeet
to the Ryan. one: he had ebon-
dooed bin mundane.”
The 395 men beyond Moooiour Jon-
quene in the dark named to beve
consumed blunt-l: to lioten. He wee
eilent. end melon:- Jonuuello went
”In. rnn. who were the only
elivowiibeenvenneewben
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venneeiobringthemoui. tho
enceotecommonperil’ wouldtnvo
unitedihuninhieenpportondiht
"Nintheiwemepperentlyexerting
themedveo for him. they were. i:
tncghborinetogotoutgr cribetwil-
demeeoelivo-
tor Cheuvennee. None at then: were.
Thu were loom-eat end eon-eti-
tioue. But they were determined.
desperate to the Ink degree and
etmid of nothing.
“One or the rectum at tho journel
thattlfltlmlu'oeeedmew-etiter-1c:
the: Cheumooe bed no Illusion
ebout theee men. He “34W
oech of them perfectly. Ho pinned
thoeuoceuoibiegrootplentoen
mum“ conception o! the Apecbo
Loturo. He thought thin doom“
humen mature woe whet you would
cell the 'beet men.’
himtocomoontthebeumend
beleidthoplenhehedlnmindto
n: that ovontuniity.
right. I new the: when 1 ‘9‘ go
thinking about the Journal. ‘
”And 1 -w eomething elee. I
new thet Cheuvennee unlined
own eitmtion pretty eel-i7 in
mend: of event... He knew whet
wee going into. And he know wb-e
lteiongwnyeheed. MMHI
have sold. wee one of tho
oueteexuroeotthojourml. Imp-
pooo one. in en incipient undone.
might reelize oil the
teetutee or the eltuetion the; let
about Cheuvnnnee. ond beau-o him.
have goon it with the certainty tho:
Cheuvennee new it. end at the db
:ence beyond the event. Only the
sounds: intelligence. in the aha
control of every houlty. could bevo
reelieed the: the thing before hire
wuinevitoblo. A meninenyotbor
oiete of "mind would hove undmon
to delude unwell. He would hove
roeorted to futile device. or to oono
tngio ieeue hetero the end. or to
eoxne rum. hope. It took e mind
like Cheuvennee'. profoundly eene.
no no the: the thing then owuted
him woe inoviuhlei
“I etndied the: journel eo cloeeiy
u e cipher dirpetch. The evidence-
ot Cheuvennee‘ menhl condition did
not eppur until the ontrieo begin-
ning ebout the oeventeentb at De»
combat-tho die, on which they
Moenieontoitbetonetootbo
old elephen: troll. O! com-no. new
things bed heppened before tho-e
the decimation of the force. for one
thing. But Cheuvnnnce nevor
loomed to attribute this to any but
summiuunnoortotunitedplen
membero at the expedition. ‘44.,
Anon." inztennont or "no can
Cypher." will begin in our next keno.
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embody in tin runny.
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1.1mm ‘ “ at» £111 line of
RIGHT WAY 1‘0 REST 1s ' 7, ' . .1
~ TO DRESS ACCORDINGLY'
Leisure ie e em of mind.
It in induced in any woman by tee.
an open fire. candlelight nod :11. new
ice. gown. ~
The new tee gown ie the one Absolute
eeoential. .
All the ehope ere olefin: neglk‘eeo
or the febrico
made. in the not unreeeone'blor hope or
holiday businesl
from which they're
So extractive ie the idee. of leisure
that ihie apparel conjuree up an to
make elmoet any woman invest in
chiffon velvet. lined with brilliant silk:
which flesh into night on sleeve llninsi.
NM.
each rumont. She’ll even buy e. lodngo
ing robe for her husband in order to-
be comfortably. leisurely hereclt.
Moot or the modele favored ore of
Others ere hroceded crepe do chine.‘
Moutflon ie the preferred trim.
ming, with Paisley eilke and velvetl‘.
cloee eecond.
The women who likes trill: will an?!
entroncing affairs of blllowy loco om!
eheer rattles. delicetely treating her
chin.
Plain Dumplings
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BY BERTHA E. SWEEIGH .4:
01 With University ,
2 cupe flour "
3". teupoon oelt .
4 teupoone baking powder
Cold water to moleten to n. ooti
dough.
Drop from e opoon into the stew.
v
m. .
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the liquid of which must be boiling.
Cover and cook 15 minutes. but do
not raise the cover {or 10 mlnuteo.
Pot-lo Mm - -
1 cup mashed pom .
Kcnp flour '
1‘ teeepoon nit
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Marriage «a: LaMode
bride deocretee her
The Jepeneee
home. with flowers on her wedding
day but nrely wear: them. because of
an old 'eupcretitlon.
It is believed thet the'bride whooo
bioeeome suffer from frost on the do,
before mete-legs will he pursued by
ill-fortune forever afterward.
The Chrysanthemum ie the bride'e
favorite flower, oinoe it in supposed to
lengthen he: lire.
TWA m [AC-E.
A blue iefleie gown with a long. full
ekirt ie eaectively trimmed with e
scarf 0! block loco which is need on e
shoulder drepe on one eide. reaching
to the hem line on the other.
FOR WHITE WEAR.
For immediate woor. designers ere
providing us with name eflectlve coo-
tumee of cloth or silk, with novel
treetmcnte of the bendenne. handker-
chief on trimming. The colors ere opt
to be dork abode of blue. brown or
block.
DmthDS NEW OFFIC IAIS
mm m ‘ HAVEN ROAD
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 1’.-—J’. D. Heg-
gert, who we be wee embloyed for
26 yeere by the New Keven Ruined.
today mad the: bl hed sent to the
Public Utilities Gemini-ion a. petition
asking thet body “to 'hold the execu— ‘
tivee of the New Haven Railroad ‘re-
eponelblo for the wreck end dootruc-
tion of roilroed property. which Reg-
.3111 eeye ere likely to occur through
continued operation;
Accompanying the petition in e,
succulent u to the petitioner-“e belief
or whet ie the ”preheat condition of
the rem-cod end- he :eke the commie-
eion to meet Wore to en-
point new decently;
W
m hm mm
stooges: minim“.
nnmonpon'i' Dec. Im—suo
very young bundle in e. portable build-
lnt. flood
Beard-icy public echool, were met-ch-
Id toibeMyeeterdey-in e.
arm'llbythetwoteioberethelfleeee‘
Evelynmfi end Freecee- Levon.
when ectnellyflat'oweeedreinthe
11a connection with the
tire
thenroendtoldiboieomwboin-
.iomdthevunilitbetnredrmwould
betricdont. mmmgotout-
eide theyto mic-road ot—tbom'e. m
_ madman!!!“
nae-nee oi the
donate.
12th doy o: December,
compiled et emcee or Woo-tex- & Do}
vie. patent aware. Brideeport:
chine for making link Inc-h.
Hymns
1 tee-pooh baldne powder ...
1 ubmpoon chapped MG! 33‘s:
1 'cup corn meal (ye’llo! or .m
1 “cup boiling water
some-p001: eelt ‘ 5‘ .
is cup flour ‘t " "‘
1 teaspoon boxing powder-
legg ' '
Pour weter over cdrn noel end nil.
Let cool, edd dour, boxing powder,
end on. we“ beaten.
opoon into the boiling stew.
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CON NECI'ICCT PAM
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The following wer. l-uod on the
1923» 1-“
Andrew Bert. Brianna“. 1M .
chain making mlchinO.
Enrico tDiLeo. Bride-em hone!
tool for ehoemekerg.
Egieto Cinquini. wa Reva. M
oboorber.
John F. Comm Ind G. W. m
m
Welter 3. Hon. NOW Brim m-
Now Britain. buckle.
3011:: 1K Cer'pnifil. New
buckle.
in: rule.
Welter H. Htrt end D. Gannon"
Britain (2) folding rule.
Frederick A. Colkl'no, Waterbm
cheln link opening end closing dcvlcfi
Will-rd D. qumer. New location.
this.
Curl Andeen, Heddem. toothed hr:
'0'.
Benn A. Byron. Ridgeneid. demon“:
eble wheel and hub construction.
Free“: IE. Bur-ion. Mount Cemfi
rear light for time.
Louie ‘1'. Quay. Korwlc_ 1:. muse-1'
eppliance.
John Grahem. Station-d. payphone
eound box no mounting thereton.
Edwin F. Iva Wflunxford. cotter
pin extractor.
Maurice A. mchoeie. Merlin. boll
m u
Alphoneo O. Putt. Deep Rm thee-
3
Peter Poul Candy mm
Company, New Bevan. candy.
Iloonerd Corie! Wetertown. none.
mama.
oonteinere end cox-tone.
Electric Specialty 00..
electric motor-1. ceneretoro. Mnemo-
torl end motor senor-store.
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AN EARLY MODE. Ag
mm
Lhrgehetotunuonelly
end oweeping line in mode of light
trow‘n heircloth. bound in toned: and
trimmed with e. not eminent at one
ver cloth on which French dowel-e gt
ell ohedee ere eppliqued.
AWMttueouMweenm
oekirtetbrewnendunohookodzni‘p
term, and a. torn jacket with rem
or the checke. Itheovery ole-9W
fittingolecvoonndekiridwrterthep
womebeoneeeingtorthepoettc‘:
non
3mm AGROUND.
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