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interest‘in ”thin. tl.-l'o never was out. While they were laying plans
Lander. “‘5’" 11/01 ‘1 ,IL heart than as to the best time to leave. their
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PAGE TEN
1’ (left) and General O'Dufl'y;be
1 ’ McGrath.
Ireland appears to be on the
Counter—charge after counter-obs
Istablishment o! the Free State.w
lions. Gen. Richard Mulcahy qutt
demands of the executive council.
of °Briti mi
Figures in the newest Irish embrofllo. Above. Gen. Richard Mulcahy
is expected. to quit following a crisis caused
soldiers at Cork by members of the Free State army. Jose
McGrath is expected to be named minister of defense by President
Cosgrave in an effort to pacify tempestuous elements.
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verge of a new inning of civil war.
e is being hurled in the military
wich is beln rocked to its founda-
as ministero defense in the face of
and General0 0’ Dufl’y commander of
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Two Spot had just told Billy how
he had men's. dog and cat looking
tor two goats.
"That is Stubby and Button, sure
enough. " ’ said Nannie. "Always wor
tying about something happening to
.us the minute we are out of their
'Iight.
“You see." said Billy, "we have
Stubby ’hus. or it. out with a truer
.ono than our friend Button."
2‘ "They both did seem like line fol-
lowe, and they were so Interesting
we all h: lied to 810 them go. You
Joe, “13 none of us know much of
the \vurld down item as We have
nexer tawlcd qul 15 lar us New
Orleans or Mobile. So when travel-
or: like )011 11nd your “lie and
friends come dinng, we can't 1::t
enough UK you And We do hope you
«will amp with us tor a. long long
while.’
"I am sure thnt is very kind of
you.” answered Billy. “but it our
lriends hile gone on ahead, we will
have to hurry on or they will’gct so
’far ahead we will not be able to
:caich up to llll‘lll. But I tell you
‘what you had better do. Some of
you old bachelors and bncllelor girls,
.Mdowers and widows better come
' llong with us. and we will do our
Momeoauenv ‘
best to show you the country. There
is only one thing that you will have
to have on be good travelers, and
that is lots of grit to take the hard
knocks as they come and not be
afraid of man or beast“ For each
one will have to fight his own battles
and skirmish for himself when ll
comes to food."
with a big man who cllrried a wood-
cn mallctt in his hand. \Vm they
saw this, they all grouped aloud and
shlvcrcd with {right for this mnn‘
was the auctioneer, and it meant
that father and mother would be
separated and sold to different, par-
ties, while their children would
be scattered all over the Southern
States. Lovers would be parted too.
never to meet again. Some would be
sold to draw Children's carts. Oth-
ers would go to the butcher. So you
see they luld‘good cause to groan
and shiver.
Then they heard the man with
the nucllncer‘s mallet any, "I can't
come until day after tomorrow, lull
I will be here at nine thirty sharp.
so you can achortise the sale for
that hour." ,
(Tomorrow Dilly tells the goats
how they can escape from the auc-
tlon.),
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“AFTER LX111.
Evelyn‘arosc, looking at the man
'Wlndiircrtntiy He was probably
'youngcr than she. and he had search
‘hgly arrtstins: )1 s.
: Perhaps one or law of the men
.glanced at her. but no one else no-
.tlccd her as she slowly wandered
hnck toward the, social hall, musing
Elie went. directly to the stateroom
‘and sat dawn at the dressing table
lilo gloss, closely inspecting her face.
. Am 1 still young and beautiful
and attractive to men? She had
been thrilled by the touch of the
man's nrin. Shn had run away be-
cause she was afraid. Silo remem-
bered Ellison. Now she realized
why ho '21pturcd her interest. lie
was gent nnly hold. Gentleman-
That 1-. as something she
known in men. She
l‘rod in his courting
days. She admitted to herself then
no she never would have before
that she married him to get away
from home. Still she loved him
when she married him. too. She
wondered why she should be think-
"ln( of all this now.
An arm around her waist—Why
didn't she slap him? No. that
Why
abould a man want to put his am
“out her anyway?
The chain of thought terminated
Md never
thought or
she gazed steadily at her 1' ii
in the glass. 2 men
She not up and walked to the
. slipping on her hat. Why
Ibo oorngtn nny way? Why
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he asked suddenly.
toward him.
or it," she replied.
en were going in for that sort of
thing."
versatlon. on unique lines.
dress for dinner. Hon." she remark-
ed. smiling at both the man and
Evelyn.
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thoughts possessing her elaborated.
She wondered rt other women—oth—
er married women. ever felt as she
did. She had never thought much
of the individuals crowded about
her in life. It had never occurred
to her that perhaps there were many
women who bud the same thoughts.
the same desires, the some heart-
achcs as she.
Her musings were interrupted.
The nfun she deserted at the bow
strolled toward her chair, saw her.
took of: his cap and spoke pleasant-
ly.
"\Vaitings impatiently {or tea. I
suppose?"
"Yes,” she smiled. She didn't
particularly like ten but she relish-
ed the little cakes served with it
b yth‘o deck steward, and always
allowed horse]! to be served to get
them.
Ho slumped down in the chsir be—
side her. She frowned, but he miss-
ed the expression.
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As Tinsmiths we are :ocognlzed
as having the proper amount
0 experience and ability. Its
worth while to know the address
and phone number or this shop.
A tin root properly repaired is
substantial protection against the
elements
The NASH, RAYMOND
_& DEAN CO.
2 Flax Hill Road
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Protect your table with.‘
Ventibestos Table Hat. Made
to fit. Prices on application“
Samuel Alexander
GOODWILL FURNITURE .
50 80. Main 8. th’m
Surprised. she turned her. face
“I'xe never thought
"I thought all or you young won:-
She smiled: ' Woodie laughing
at her? She decided 110 Wis tn-
deavorins to manufacture a.con-
Mamie walked up. “Time to
Without saying any more. Evelyn
than”: she tenured the mo...“
would he have done. or laid?
didn‘t she wait and and on
Gould have been “to. and
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throw back them; and trailed with
her cousin toward their stateroom.
sure that the young man's eyes were
following her. . -
She flung herself down at the
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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation
Company
Long Distance Trucking
Daily Service Between
New York and Nor-walk
PADDED VANS FOR.
murmu- MOVING
N. Y. OFFICE
26 Concord St. Phone 294
Souterorwalk
201 W. 20th St. ’ Chelsea 8058
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
~ washinrto‘n SI. Phone 163:1”
Natureopathic‘ Ph ician
announce: mmzlgunms
: OB ALI. KINDS.
ammo mom BATES as»
SHOWERS.
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EA'I‘MENI‘S.
Nflnreopatlilo main-cuts Care .
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Refrigerating and Supply 60.
Representing
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Franklin St. South Norm
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dome in to See the New
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Auto Supplies and Repairing
AARON KOHN
b Railroad Avenue.
CLIFFORD
SHOE STORE
t‘p-to—Dnte Footwear
S. Green. Prop.
(Formerly with Max Levy)
$05 for the “'hole Family
‘ Moderately Priced
58 So. Main St. 30. Nor-walk.
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‘ ULD CARE:
Sell Your Old Cars to the
’BRIDG RT AUTO.
WR CKING CO.
“Md-Hana Fares and fires to
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mirror and asked :11in o! Mamie:
“How do you think my ha? would
look bobbed?"
(To be continued.)
when they arrived as Win. a
small station rarther down the line.
,
jfltefladommmw
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influenc-
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'The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clotli‘es Shop
163 Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre
Roofing and Sheet Metal
’ Work
We offer the public 85 years’
experience In cor-niece. sky.
lights. metal ceilings. copper
store fronts, general sheet metal.
work. Slag. slate and Sunset
shingle rooting.
No Job 'l‘oo final] 01- Too Inge.
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.Shelton Roofing Co.
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Have Your Car diner-eat?
ua submit some data on color
schemes and costs. Your tn-
qulry will be valued.
YRIT The Automobile Painter
fllfle Avenue. Glenbrook
1 PM' 1676-!
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enable. in to act as eye anther-mes
in whom you can have perfect con-
fidence." -
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Says Mr. Foresight
ms EXAMINED
Prescriptions filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
—0P'IOMEI'RIST—
‘Iuwmlnmse
Keeler Bldg.
GEHEBE’S
33 Washn' gton Street
Prompt Dclhcry
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GARMENT BAGS
Prices $1.00 Up
1‘
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South Norwalkr Conn.
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12 MAIN STREET
xoawaur, CONF-
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For daily use as well as far stir-
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