i. CHAPTER Lxm
§‘ The attitude of individual mem-
‘g-Sers of families toward each other
alters little in a. life time. Sons and
daughters. no matter what their age
we always but children to-their par- .
. wants. The youngest continues
féthrough life to be "the baby." The
“hates and loves that form in every
‘ramily in youth persist into old age.
Ohly long separation makes close
grin conscious of changes in each
other.
Fred had always been an object
of Mdbei’s dislike, and the part he
played in breaking up her elope-
men: had not made her'love him
any. Consequently she marched up
tonher mother to point out the
item about the accident with as
much diabolical glee as when, years
before. slie had childishly blabbed
put his boyish sins.
Red curs-..l under his breath as
Mabel placul the newspaper in her
mother's Lip while the latter grop-
gugg her spectacles.
*ma: does it say, Mabel?" she
912. it's nothing mother." Fred.
ended. .
uh. it's—" She halted as she
‘ w.._lzer mother find the place in
A“ . page and read. She gazed at
1’ ired wonderingly.
Ema returned her gaze. scrowilng
like a small boy to a hated smaller
filly did it happen, Fred?" his
mother questioned. looking up from
the page.
“Oh, I inst lost control for a mo-
tent, mother. It's nothing to get
... ed over." He paused andfiturn-
to his sister with a. designing
... . "Are you and your Romeo
. 2:eeing each other secretly, Ma-
:Her eyes flamed. They dropped as
COOL I DG E.
(\Vorcester Telegram.)
The prediction of William M. But-
ler that before the end of April
mac-ht Coolidge will be assured of
the convention support of 620 dele—
gates 65 more than necessary to in-
stare his nomination, is substantially
Iccurate. The nomination of Mr.
goiidge is practically certain right
w.
But do not cheer prematurely. The
Election of Mr. Coolidge is not cer-
hip. It is not by any manner of
means certain or anywhere near it.
Mr. Coolidge stands today as the
”compromising champion of the
pennanencc of those institutions and
principles under which this country
has attained its greatness. He typi-
fles, as he sustains. the spirit of the
oundcrs. in SUbric-ty of action, re-
fleet for the established. unlooscn-
in; sdhercnccs to llm fundamental
’ 'ltrncture of the republic. His is a
mind which mmprchcnds the Vital
850d. 0! national so?! diseiplinc as it
glance.
spat the words out to Fred.
“Well, I don't suppose it is much
of a secret to any one except moth- ‘
er.’ .
"Mother, he's making this.up!" '
“I guess he's teasing you." her
mother put in easily. after the man- ,5
her of a weary peacemaker. Her
eyes went down again to the story
of the accident. Fred and Mabel
sat looking at each other murder-
ously.
"Fred." his mother asked softly. \
and one half inquiringiy, “who was
the young woman mentioned here?"
"Oh, it was a. young woman I was
bringing home from a party. Some
of the fellows from the club had a
little affair. and when it was over
there weren't enough escOrts to go
around, so I was pressed into serv-
ice to bring one of the ladies home,"
-"I don't see him secretly!" She' 7
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he lied easily. “I’m glad her name
din't get into the story. People might
have misunderstood."
“1 slices they will, any way, be-
cause her name isn't in." Mabel in-
terpolated. .
"Don‘t say that, Mabel." Mrs. Jil-
le put in. "“"as it somebody .we know
Fred?"
"I don't think so. It's a Miss Sch-
wartz. She‘s an artist.” He answer-
ed without hesitation.
“Oh!" In Mrs. Jille's mind all ar-
tists were alike—queer and im-
moral. licr mildly voiced cpclama-
tlon was spontaneous and natural. 0
"Not Lina Schwartz?"
“I think 50." Fred hcsitatlngiy
replied to Mabel's eager question.
“Oh-hi" She nodded her head,
her expression full of meaning.
"\Vhat do you mean by that?" he
asked fiercely.
She paused until she was sure her
mother was looking at her. then she
the sensed her mother's questioning]
"recognizes the \‘ilal need for the
preservation of the established ave-
hues of adrentiliousncss. lie is con-
collections of the later works. in
existence.
smiled at him sweetly.
(To Be Continued)
stltulionally against destruction—as
the Constitution is. Today he is the
bulwark of those who would have
these United States kept as they
were, are and over ought to lw
against those frenzied spirits whose)
demand is for immediate demolition
that they may try their hand at rails-
im: new and fantastic structure of
government.
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Maud Powell Library to Detroit
One of the most complete violin
librarics c\ or nsscntbied —— that
owned by the late Maud Powell,
American Violinist, is now in pos-
session of the Detroit Public Library
having been recently turnrd over to
it by Ii. Godfrey 'i‘urncr. Mme.
I‘owcll died in 1920. In private.
life she was Mrs. Turner. The ll-
hrnry contains several thousand
volumes. and scores and parts of
every work of importance in the
new and old music are included.
Mme. l‘owcll was the first artist of
note to champion some of thc‘ncw
music, and had one of tho finr-sl
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The Busy Men’s Shop
Rialto Clothes Shop
153 Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre
Come in to See the New
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Second—Hana Parts and Tires to
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Less for smaller sizes.
All household goods sold at lbw-
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37 No. Main St. Phone 419 Washington Stu 80- Norwalk
Opp. Congregational Church.
CLIFFORD
Roofing and Sheet Metal
We offer the public 35 years'
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ceilings. copper
store fronts. general sheet metal
slate and Sunset
shingle roofing.
No Job Too Small or Too Large.
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Have Your Car dmerent? Have
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YEIT The Automobile Painter
Maple Avenue. Glcnbrook
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_ SHOE STORE Textile Store
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Prices reasonable. and with De
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