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, 'here the goats had been.
corporal stood waiting to see
come flying out heels over
So did the other men who
now picked themselves up and
printing to see the result.
t, corporal heard him say. ‘ - .
gentle! Nice goatie! ' Come pushing him. across the parade A VILLAIN FOILED Q
- let me pat you!" ground in front of all the companies 1 M g
on see the goat he saw in the which wered drilling? £13: gill]; 3:;| j ' i
. was Nannie, who was standing turn aroun 0. see 3 .1 CUPSE THE. LUCK- ~ .VES {M MDT“) “ ~ ‘ i
‘ . in one corner, not Billy, for pushing him too hard and making ‘ ‘ HAD HOPE!) THE L] IA ION B. vol“ ”me AT ANy QATE wun’ey is NOT DON? ‘
was still outside, where he had him step high and liiely. . .--. 5HOT WOULD 'ER 16 fight—Y HURT‘ AND |M W88
‘ '< The cat kept up a steady push MONKc SUE A H NWTHATE : -
dad after his surpriting butt at g . i H H .6 MARQY H’M
. Southerner. with his horns planted in the small 1 FINlSH HIM , ow HERE: WA) MG- ..ACMDC’DENT . GONG‘ T
i‘Claptain, is that you I beg of of the Captain‘s back. On. on they - EVER lT WiLL PAS: MORE. ”8:215 \EEY FmED
”get out of this shed as fast as went. straight for the frogh pond. l AS AN ACCJDENT— EEwU—S ‘VEM‘NUTE- HE w“:
you can. Go while there is yet The Captain saw at last I» ere he ' y “LL MEVEP. 6:15. LL. E
.. plotlIlt‘d a voice above him. was headed and tried his best to $5 T 33 _ RING-M[::EE \: ‘ HE B
oolzin; up, the Captain spied the dodge those horns at his back. But SUSPEC NE A Few WING: - WE E-WE2«W
. mus; Southerner still holding it was no use. He had to walk fast may, ' > ‘ R‘— I
.the rafters. or be knocked down. /. 0° 2
‘ on coward!" exclaimed the Cap lie was within twenty-five feet or “V“ .9.
- “What are you doing up there? the pond when he called for help. L"
Jon men must be crazy: This goat
,fhas..quiet as a lamb. Come outside
mile. until I show these cowards
how to handle a. goat. Come down,
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en- hold 0! one o: Nannle's horns
- and was leading her out to Show the
soldiers and the corporal how to
manage goats and saying. "See how
easy it is it you just use tact?"
when what was that which struck
him in the back like a ball made of
tacks with the points out. and begani
This he hated to do as he called the
men cowards and bragged what he}
could do with goats. And now his ~
pride was to have a fall before his I
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“Vishlll protect you! whole regiment. '
“Bit. Captain. that is not-" ducking in a frog 99nd! SEXY FUINN‘I
‘ But the rest or the sentence the (Poor Captain! His tact is not w” ._ I
Captain never heard. He had tak- helping him much now, is it?)
Chalice of Antioch
In the year 1910 some Arabs exca-
tlng in Antioch uncovered an anci-
, t silver vessel which. when clean-
ed, proveI-bed to a product or the
m Century, says Esther Singleton
"the Antiquarium." This relic,
bonslsting of two separate pieces.
fin' inner cup. or chalice, and an
Outer open-worked holder, supposed
to have been part of the treasure of
:Ioino church buried in troublous
times. probably in the reign of Ju—
ihn‘the Apostate. This ruler ClOSPd
the Basilica of Constantine in Anti-
No one who' has any knowledge of
antique silver can fail to recognize
the genuincncss o: the Chalice.
which has become fragile on ac-
count of the crystallization of the
matrix. due to burial in the soil. No
one man can point to a work from
which the Chalice could have been
executed. The Great Chalice of An.-
tloch is proved by its form and deco-
rations to be the carlicst artistic
Christian object known.
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0n restaurants
My mem'ry lingers.
\thre buttcr's scrvcd
u
itchy—depriving it of its wealth and \\'ith dirty fingers.
beheading its treasurer for conceal-
ing some object of value, which may " \_
fluvebeen thus very Chalice. A LEAKV ROOF ABOVE
YOUR HEAD ? WE'LL
PUTA coon. 1
\one THERE l
. INSTEAD
Both cup and holde‘r were ham-
hated. out of two sheets of silver.
The cup was never finished, but the
iiqlder was carved and the spaces
between the carvings cut away. thus
23 'ng the surface of the inn-3r
up as the background {or the dcco-
.mtions. This technique was prac-
_§k:ed’by the Egyptians and after
.them by the Greeks, especially in
>33toleinaic times.
.. Apart from its interca‘ ‘15 an ar-
fistic production 0: the First Cent-
;jry,-the chalice. is probably a relic
of Christ and Iiis diciplrs. The
‘docorations ot‘ the holder are figurrs.
. 'als, the Roman eagle. vine with
.clusters of grapes. lmskcts rosettes
and star. doves. grnshoppors, butter-
flies. snails and lotus buds. of of
Which are symbolic. ‘
Theiflgures are arranged in two
Round The Year In The Old Home Town
lN mmmaxim
ARE \(00 com' To me WHAT! -1 KNEW You
{SHORE pus SUMMER, wm‘reaeo HERE . EDT
WARE. 7 . l DlDN‘T KNOW You ‘E
{-~‘ SUMMERED HERE.T0°'-,
By ALBERTIN E RANDA‘LI
%N%;8CAEHES\E( it: EXPECT 81
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g l ALSO SPRING HEIQE
AND SUMMER HERE ~ 9
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If your roof leaks ask us to step
in on the job. ‘If you wish \vc
will gladly furnish you with an
estimate of what the job will (‘ost
instinct groups or sit (‘l‘iClL In you. “'0 arc known as the plum-
aach’ group Christ is the ‘ccntrnl fig- here who take pains and work
hrs. In the first group Christ is rcp- rapidly,
resented as the Saviour and Wears a
flowing toga. llis beautiful and The NASH, RAYMOND
delicate features. together with tho
. _ ‘
gtar, ~the doxe, the Holy Ghost. the & DEAN (J0.-
‘rlate‘and the lamb. sustain this
_ identification. His facc‘ls not dis-
tinctly Jewish Without looks.
I :Art Needle Work
2 Flax Hill Road
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PEPPY VAPEQ,
‘ New designs in Bed Spreads, Card Table Covers, E THAT 6051' fl 7. _ ..
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OFFEN THAT ' ‘
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. 'sortments; also all the needed flosses to complete
the articles.
OUR ART DEPARTMENT is the very center of
interest in this city for lovers of the beautiful in
L hand embroidery. . THE NEwH—SC..§. my,
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86 WASHINGTON DR. THEODURA ' OLD CARS Roofing and Sheet Metal . SEE BETTER -
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‘ Washington St. Phone 1632 l P IGGLY “qGGLY BRIDGEPORT AUTO “'3 “fer the Ipumm 35 "E“ For C—ompany
__, . . Natureopathjc Physician l WRECKING C0. loggers-‘ienncguin t.ecl?lr:g::.e&co:;:; "Our perfect knowledg? or optometry Long Distance Trucking
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»» _ , l , , ' 201 w. 20!!! st. Chelsea 5059
I itiThe policy of this store has always been to sell only those lines SPECIAL WILLIAM J. MOORE
7: a ' 0 afieelgt‘llltzzfgze “ggcratwef can stand back of with our own name \- ' ‘ —OPTO)£E.1‘RIST—- Protect your table with 3
‘ you purchase here is olf‘sgzoflour'cltizblllg‘qeugltrv figs?” Whatever Th B M ’ Sh loglfigrul-‘téSSESSS - Keelcr Bldg. 155 Washington St.
flways be our constant aim. ’ . . een and “ ill e usy en 8 OD $19 50 l “The Store Tfiat S3V$ venfibefios Table Hat. M
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mm: assess;simmers::.‘::’:r:.§:.:’:: Rialto Clothes Shop L... summing“. .. l..- ‘ y ‘ ‘° ’1" Pm“ °“ “”1””
All household
est possil bio prices.
' M. GUTKOWSKY
”can, that the burlap is strong and evenly woven. that the colors
bright and lasting, and that all these ingredients are put to-
or skilfully and carefully. In other words, because we be-
' it is GOOD linoleum. '
Samuel Alexander
GOODWILL FURNITURE
inure Your Car different? Have
us submit some data on color
KEELER’S
'Su‘ M
153 Washington Street _ _
I'm-rm mrnuur 9mm
_ 9pp. Riflto Theatre 87 '59- M St. Phone 4.19 Washington St, 80. Nor-wall; “inn“ and" costs. You in. I do painless extractions. no
elecond reason we sell it is b ‘ Opp' Congregational Church. 5 ' up ry will be valued, matter 110'" difflcmh b! Nap-a- 5° 50- Main St- Phone 35'
l . ecause of its varied and - “IT The ‘ - ‘ ' '
1y attractive patterns. "Patterns {0 E re ‘ _. Automobfle Painter Minlt. I also do both fixed and
is its manufacturer’s slogan Henge 1:31;th Igor in the ' f‘ : Maple Avenue, Glenbrook “ femorable bridges ‘3 reasonable
you will find plain colorings and wood hatterns forndill‘rjigf CLIFFORD t'l . Phone 1076.4 9““3- D R. SLOMAN Honey L
"and libraries. ‘jaspes and carpet designs tor'llvin l X S - —— M—PW l 0" 0mm“
g-roo I ,
:11? floralniattfm: f3, bedrooms and nurseries. “gag-l; Come in to See the New SHOE é STORE e. 1 e tore , 102 WW0}, Street WatchaJew-dfl
e‘assor en 0 t e, masaic and novel: a : V W UK Phone 3l29 Emu-s: 3-8 P. u.
grooms, :kitchens, laundries and halls. y pa ems for OLDSMOBIIJE SIX ‘ UP-tO-Data Footwear Siggecngpég:cggfieiogposé A South Kermit, Conn. 3“Atl1noc§t
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8. Green. Prop.
(Formerly with M : Levy)
shoes for the Whole -'
Moderately Pri d
as So. Main se' So.
F. H. BAX
5 some ”he
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DELIVERED
.. .._..........$894.qo
<Auto Supplies and W
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beia coat or cape of Bolivia, Du-
vetyne or Roshanara Crepe.
Prices reasonable. and with De-
signer—Belrobe system—patterns
easy to make.
mwuhingcon Street.
FEED STORE
"magnolia ro
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gm- the ARMSTRONG tum at your convenience. Louis 9- Mattern
on..." ma... WW NORWALx AUTO mam:
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COMPANY
—-Phone 399-12— .
5 ROWAN sr. EAST sonw '
Old Cars Bought — All limb
Auto Puts for Sale.
you. linoleum gammy. It; will 13y
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better and
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PATENTS _. TRADE-MARKS
PATENT 311088!!!
Phone Barnum 60..
WE Ans AGENTS FOB
Ambler; Ammo Shingles.
Bother Asflnll Shingles a Boon-gs
Funtoots mohair Shingles and
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an
wear longer !
CHAR-LBS J. VARIAN
common and ovum?
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