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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 16, 1924 · page 11

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‘DY FRANCES

' Help!" called thecaptaln
Billy was chasing. towarls
. :d‘ ’

was on the way. but it came
’hte. for Billy gave him an
= boos that sent him up in the
man feet and when he came
film he landed right in the pond
“salsappeared for a moment un-
define water lily leaves. \thn
We up, he was a. sorry eight.
m :11 the roots and leaves of the
11126 sticking to his hair and trail-

’-h§down over his shoulders.

iifid the first words he uttered
i’hfin he climbed out of the pond
1gp. “Shoot that goat!"

- on hearing this. Billy ran across

gparade ground to the shed as

, .as ever he could, balling for
.We to follow him. Just outside
nth; shed. he baaed, "Namie. we
ma hurry! The Captain has giv-
cn'jbrders for me to be shot. It is
_t 300d thing that this shed stands

_ ori‘the border 0: the woods, for now
“'9 can escape and hide before they
get their guns and find us."

;Egr twenty minutes Billy and
Nannie ran faster-than they had
ever run in their livos. At last they
'ame to a barn with the door
finding open. Seeing no one
around they ran around in the barn-
yard and into the barn. Once it;-
side, they spied a slanting ladlzr
:hat-rled up into the hayloft. L‘p

 

MADDEN WILL GIVE WILLS

CHANCE TO P

(By NOR.\IA.\’ E. BROW'N

For three years friends and fol-
lowers: of Harry \Vills. negro heavy
have charged that Jack Dempsey
has been shielding his heavyivcight
’crown by ignoring all attempts of
the "Black I‘antllcr' to get him into
the ring in a. title bout.

For about that some length of
time Dompsey’s admirers and many
sport critics have pointed out that
\Vills’ statement have not been
backed up by any performances that
could be used as arguments in favor
0! such a. meeting. In their behalf it
might here be state; that \Vills’ rec-
'ord does not show a decisive \ictory
over one first rate hoary.

But now \V'ills‘ big: chance lo‘oms.
He is booked for a fight May 13. at
Queens. N. Y., which should give
him the opportunity of proving his
worth and the validity of his claims.
He will meet Barlley Madden.

Madden may not be the cream

' but he is a tough man to boat. He
is husky. has endurance and cour-
age aplenty. He should ‘1‘: a mark
for Wills, however. if the colored
flash. is as good as his friends would
have him. Madden cannot hit hard
and in a much poorer boxer, often-
sively and defensively than \V‘ills.
Knowing that he faces little danger
of being knocked out “'ills should
wage an aggressive battle against
Madden and try his host to dump
him in short order.

If Wills rings the button with one
of. his snaky lofts and drops Madden

 

this they; otmnbered as nimhly
as cats and when once there they
went down to the darkest corner and
lay down, covering themseIVes with
the hay. They stayed as quiet as
mice. for fear the farmer would
come home and he began putting
up his horses. ,

."Oh, Billy. if he should decide to\§
give them some hay and come up
here tor it. and discover us! He
would tell the soldiers where we

are.”

“Listen!"‘saJd Billy, “I hear the
patter of horses' hoffs coming on:
a gallop down the road from the.
direction of the camp. They are
hunting us on horseback!” ‘

“Oh, Billy. I am so afraid! I
I am all iii a. tremble!"

"Don't be afraid, little wife! We
are safe. No one saw us under
here. And if anyone comes up here
to capture us, I'll butt them off the
ladder onto the barn floor and they
will break their necks one after.
the other as fast as they try
climb up. Sssh! Don't talk!
farmer might hear us."

“Hello!" called a soldier' on
horseback. drawing up alongsldgthe
road. “Mr. Sheepstakes, did you
see two goats pass your place with-
in the hour?"

(\Ve hope that they won’t catch
Billy and Nannie. don't we?)

ROVE HIS CLAIM

a. position to talk business regarding
a battle with at least Firpo or Gib-
bons. If bladdcn weathers fifteen
rounds with the black one Mr. \V’ills
“=11 be crossed off the list perman-
ently. "

‘D—

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ABOVE“

YOUR. HEAD ? WE'LLI

‘ Pu‘rA Goon. *
\ONE

If your roof lcaks ask us to stop
in on the job. If you wish we
will gladly furnish you with an
estimlilo of what the job will cost
\\'0 are known as the plum-

you.
worlg

licrs who talio pains and
rapidly,

The NASH, RAYMOND

& DEAN CO.
2 Flax Hill Road

 

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New designs in Bed Spre
Buffet Sets, Centers, Scar

:sortments; also all the no
the articles.

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Art Needle Work

dren’s Dresses, etc, in pleasing and fascinating as-

:OUR ART DEPARTMENT is the very center of
S interest in this city for lovers of the beautiful in

The N. E. Ryan C0.

86 WASHINGTON ST.

ads, Card Table Covers,
fs, Pillows, Towels, Chil-

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OTHER DAY .‘PooR Ml5$ FLOPPY -

SHE'S BEEN TRYIN' FOR YEARS
To MAKE. A MATCH 33"

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THE MAIN THING 0N MAIN STREET

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MAIN frceer '/
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\VHY SVE RECOMMEND

‘ ARMSTRONG’S LINOLEUM

‘d reputation. To satisfy you, t

”you purchase here is of good, reliable quality, has been and will

”always be our constant aim.
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And so we sell Armstrong's Linoleum‘ because we believe, in the

-;ftrs: place. that the linseed oil it c

‘ clean, that the burlap is strong and evenly woven. that the colors
: bright and lasting, and that all these ingredients are put to,
In other words, because We be-

' her skilfully and carefully.
lieve it is GOOD linoleum.

mrkably attractive patterns.

:Line you will find plain colorlngs

‘rooms and libraries. jaspes and carpet designs for living-rooms,
'mattlng and floral patterns for bedrooms and nurseries, together
with a. wide assortment of tile, mosaic and novelty patterns for

bath-rooms, kitchens. laundrles and halls.

Look over the ARMSTRONG

Have your linoleum CEMENTED. It will lay better and
wear longer! : : '

Angevine Furniture Co. .

1 The second reason we sell it is because of its varied and re-
, “Patterns for Every Floor in the
fionse" is its manufacturer's slogan. Hence. in the Armstrong

 

0 have you feel that whatever

ontains is pure, that the cork is

 

DR. THEODORA
SHREITER

7:) ‘.'nshlnzton St. Phone 1632

Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATES AND
SHOWERS.
MASSAGEp—SPINAD
TREATMENTS.
Nntnreopathlc Treatments Care
for All Ills Except Ccntnglous
Disecsm.

 

 

PIGGLY WIGGLY
12 MAIN small-r

N ORWALK, CONN.

 

 

Rialto Clothes Shop

The Busy Men’s Shop

on} CARS

Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO.
.WRECKING C0.

1310 North Avenue
Between 031: and Center Btu,
BRIDGEPORT, 00“.

Phone Barnum mes
“condoning Pam and Tim to
Ft: Any Make gt Car.

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153 Washington Street
Opp. Rialto Theatre

SPECIAL

100% SILK FLOSS
MAITRESSES ‘

$19.59
4-0 Size
. Less {or smaller sizes.

All household goods sold at low-
est possible prices.

M. GUTKOWSKY

87 No. Main St. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church.

WAYSIDE INN

BOSTON :PGST ROAD
South Nor-walk

OPENING APRIL 26th
.Restaurant
and Hotel
Dancing 8:00 P. M. to 1:00 A. M.

ITALIAN AND ALIERICAN
COOKING.

 

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and ,wood patterns for dining-

 

LINE at your convenience.

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Come in to See the New

DELIVERED

n,....._.......$894.00

Auto Supplies and Repairing
. \

AARON KOHN ’

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CLIFFORD
SHOE STORE

IJp-to-Dste Footwear
S. Green, Prop.
(Formerly with Max Levy)
Shoes for the Whole Family

Moderately Priced ~-:-.i

sesasmnsc. Scum-walk.

, Textile». Store

The proper precaution for pos-
sible cool Easter weather would
be a coat or cape of Bolivia, Dn-
vetyne or 'Roshanara. ,Crepe.
Prices ‘reasonable. and with De-
slgner—Bel-robe system-patterns
easy to make.

136‘Wuhington Street.

 

 

 

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Roofing and Sheet Metal
Work :

We offer the public 35 years’
experience in cornices. sky-
lights. metal ceilings. copper
store fronts. general sheet metal
work. Slag, slate and Sunset
shingle rooting.

NoJobTooSmallor'lloouu-ge.

GIVE US A TRIAL.

Shelton ROOfing Co. .

28 Ann St. So. Nor-walk Tel. 339

 

 

Hive Your Car dlflerent? Have
on submit some data. on color
schemes and costs. Your ln-
qutry will ,be valued.

ynrr nle Automobile Painter
._ Maple Avenue. Glenn-ooh '
Phone lam-‘4

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FEED STORE
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SEE MOORE . '
SEE BETTER

F0!

"Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to act as eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect con-
fidence." .‘

Says Mr. Foresight

EYES EXAMINED

Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE

—-0PT03§EI‘RIST_
Keelcr Bldg. 155 Washington St.

 

 

 

’55 , . .
“fséll’
TEETH WITKUU‘I PLATES
I do painless extractions. no
matter boy difficult. by Nap-t-
Mintt. I also: do both fixed and

removable bridge: at reasonable
prices.

_ on, smooth:
102 Washington sues:
I'honc_3129 : vfioun: M P. M.

 

 

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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation
Company
Long Distance Trucking
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwalk

PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING

N. 2. OFFICE

26350an St. Phone in
South Norwalk

201 w. sou: St. Chelsea sass

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Protect your table with a.
Ventibestos Table Mat. Made

to fit. Prices on application.

' Samuel Alexander
GOODWILL FURNITURE
'50 So. Main St. Phone 3560

 

 

 

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Wltdleo. Jewelry

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NOBWALK AUTO WBECKING

COMPANY
7 —anne 399-12—
.5 ROWAN sr. ms:- NORWALK
Old (ran Bought. _. All Kinds of
Auto Ports for Sale.

cinema J. W
COMB I“ BUILDER

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