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,Fred Walked ha i: to his office smoking a cigarette. She flung aside
sick at heart. Cast es lay, about him a magaslne as he approached her.
in ruins. What made his utter de- "I'm glad to see you out. Feel- 1
null- more intense was his realim- in; much better?” _- (
.on.that he alone ,was to blame. “I don't know. It 'Genle hadniti
“A telephone call for you." Miss let me in I would have. died of bore-| -
Bonetold him as he walked to his dorm Hospitals ought to be the most.
chair. “You'll find it on your desk." cheerful places on earth. with lots
“thank you." Dully he looked at of music and sunshine but they’re
[the number. He did not recognize it. just the opposite. I'll bet fewer pa.-
. The stenographer rattled some tients would die if. things were live-
mers on her desk. and then. as lier."
it suddenly reminded of something, Fred noticed that her babyish
a. briskly left the othee. Fred frowned draw! was almost absent. He had
latter her. He had a suspicion she never fully realized before that it
had left because she knew he want- was an aflectation. He measured her
ed her to. Evidently it .was a wo- coldly. She was not the charming
“ man that had called him. He was figure he had been used to seeing
“1 irritated by Miss Stone’s cleverness. She was more or a. woman now, off
Lina answered when he got the or the stage. relaxed. He was not
. number. He expressed his surprise. pleased by seeing her in this'new
"I got bored in that damned hos- light. ’ .
_ pital." she explained bruskly. "The “Do you feel like going out for k
» doctor said it would be all right for dinner?" he asked. She thought a! '
me to leave, provided I kept quiet few, moments before speaking. Then CAP” STIJBBS
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a few more days, so I’ve come out she addressed ’Gcnie,»who was loll-
to 'Genie Bradshaw‘s to stay a~ ing ill a. chair looking at Fred. . - .
while." “Let's have dinner sent up from - 1 m “M m" m GEE “a. WSW
Fred had met Miss Eugenie Brad Lil" ustaurant.” gamma Oh: MK OLE ?ANCME$ Au“-
Ihaw. He didn't like her. "li‘inc." A61!” 6094!. VJE’ST GOOD NW:
”You must come and see me this "Tilat'll suit you won't it. Fred- ; , mm. 1———'/
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afternoon." Her tone was impera- die? Lina spoke with a condescend- ‘
\‘6. ing finality. "g on
"'All right." He paused, “I can't "ch .that'll be all right." He ' #Hg?' ‘1
come out until about. 6 o’clock. \Vili would like to have said no. He had '
you be able to go out and have din- intended going out to see Aunt Eliza
her with me?" both and Violet this evening. He -
f "I don't know." decided to leave Lina. early and go '
7 "I'll be there at six." He rang any way. '
oft. , "Call them. 'Gcnie and tell them '
When the stenographer returned, what we want. Whatever you want."
Fred addressed her in a casual tone. "I have to run-away $3.”; Lina,"
"Weil’ We're going to have some Fred told her phcn (icnie had
. . gone. ,
fneglgn2:8:::?fgt3:nfgr::rknifit1:13:13; She didn’t answer immediately.
. . . She sat on the couch, as it' in a
3:211:31}! gettlng shape for the Iall study. Then she looked at. him
“ . _ searcllingiy. meeting his eyes.
I don t surpass it ll be much She had never looked at him that
11919 for me—it'll be more work." way before. l-‘red sat rigid.
she T991191 "I think you ought to take care of
"I hope not." he remarked \pleas- Inc." she said at last, slowly. '1
antly. He started. “\R'lly-uh." He swal- I[
A little after six Fred was greet- lowed. "I can‘t do that-——1’m mar- ‘
ed at the door of her apartment by ried." ' t.
Eugene Bradshaw. “Hello, Fred" She ilushcd.
she said familiarly. She followed "1 don't mean THAT!"
him into the small living room (To lie Continued)
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Tramp. trumpda. tramp. tramp! crowd, for directly in front oi her
‘ ‘ ~ house were about twculy hoys
i beat the drum. 'lram'p, trump-la. marching to the time of a toy drum
. tramp. tramp! want the feet of and penny whistles. \\'ooden
Y the soldiers as they marched in swords “no strapped to their silks.
i 'time to the music of the military and they carried pea, riilcs ovcr
E band at the head of a company of thrir shoulders. Some had on llol'
sold”: out on dress parade up one Scout uniforms. others were bare-
street and down another of a small footed; still others had on their {a- -
town close to one ot the liniicd lhcr‘s or grandfather's old military
States military training camps on vents that dragged at‘ihcir heels.
the Atlantic seaboard. Some were old slouch llats inn sizes
“Hark! I hear music!" said a. lit- too large for them that came over
~ tie girl to her mother as she drop- tllcir cars and rested on their shoul-
ped her dishcloth and ran to tho dors. But on every {act shone the
front window. Sticking her head undauntcd. independent spirit of
from the window until she was the {rec-born American. ('1' such
perilously near falling’out, she saw stuff were the fathers at America >-
Icorning down the street a company made when they lvft ille plow. shoc-
. of soldiers, eight abreast. with less and llatlcss. to follow 11:0 can-
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heating and crowds of people watch- these boys today had left their play .
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3 lNCH HOLE!
--’I'he soldiers are coming! Do stop
Tlooking for your red flannel petti-
coat and blue apron. I'll help you
.; hunt for them after the soldiers
i :.have passed."-
‘ When the mother reached the
.-,..window. she saw not only the fine
.; ,:looking soldiers marching by with
V: :their officers in command, but peo-
ple at every “indow and on egery
doorsteps on both sides of me street
watching them go by. to say noth-
----- ing of the ragamufzn boys walking
Abeside the soldiers. trying to keep
-- lulu step with them. BEt it was no
use. Their short legs could not
a... take the long. swinging sridcs. so
they gave up and were satisfied to
run along beside the soldiers on a.
dog trot.
“Mother! Mother! Do look what
In coming!" called her daughter in
an excited voice. and she began
clapping her hands and laughing
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i. a comp... .. .01.... mm... - emusmlays DR. THEODORA REO . OLD CARS Roofing and Sheet Metal SEE BETTER Motor Transport?!
to march on to war?” the mother missions-uh . . SHREITER' wfigga AND 0v 0:" ‘ Sell Your Old 0m to the Work . Companv
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causing the amusement of the - Sold uy the Stimson-Powell Corp. Ngtureopathic Phylim - “ .WRECKING C0; experience in Cormceg, 883'- "Our perfect knowledge of optometry Long Distance T1115 on
lights. metal ceilings. copper . a
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_ KIN ' , mu . - k. Slag. slate and Sunset n w om you can ave per ect con- ew or; an . :'
~ _ . some mom BATES AM: Between Oak and Center I“. 332511: room: “d .. P ADDED V AWS to!
i . . “03mg: AUTOMOBILE ‘co numerou- con ‘ No Job Too slain or m. Large em ‘ - mug ‘ (Will
‘-‘_‘i . WHY ‘VE RECOMMEND. Wanna“ Phone Barnuni mi _ GIVE us A mum. Says Mr Foresight FUR E M
.7 p . “uncut“, mm”... c.” 34 West Avenue, Norwalk ' second-Hana ram and Tire. a . . ' .... n. r. OFFlCE
, mum til-Except Contagious ammo smmox moss :38: Pl: Any mm of Car. Shelton Roofing Co. EYES exams]: ~' 26 Concord St. Phone
1 Diseases. ’ J 2 Ann St. 60. Norwalk Etc]. 339 P — . t' Fin (1 " South Vorwalk
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' 100%. m ms. WAYSIDEINN WILLIAM J. MOORE
The policy or this store has always been to sell only those lines . TTR . 3. . ‘ . 1 ."
of merchandise which we can stand back of with our own name GIA$19E580SLS 3083.011; PN‘?8T ROAR —0P’I‘O¥ETRIST— Promot your “be r
and reputation. To satisfy you. to have you feel that whatever . - 011 orwalk ashlngton I
you purchase here is of good. reliable quality. has been and will The Busy Men's Shop 4-8 Size . ‘ ‘ Keeler Bldg. 155 W St ' T M Mat.
OPENING APRIL 26th ventlbems a e
always be our constant aim. ~ Less for smaller aims. '
.- _ ~ All household goods sold at low- Restaurant - .. a .4
1' And so we sell Armstrong's Linoleum because we believe. in the Rialto. Clothes Shop 05‘ [3055“,]? DflCOS- and Hotel to fit' Pnces 0“ 8‘"?
first place, that the linseed Oil it contains is pure, that the cork is M G -
clean, that the burlap is strong and evenly woven. that the colors ' UTKOWSKY _ Dancing 3:00 p, M. to 1:00 A. M. Samuel Alexand"
are bright and lasting, and that all these ingredients are put to; 153 WW1; Street 37 N0. Main St- ‘ Phone 419 ‘ Have You 0" dinerent? Hay. ‘ , ‘
tether skilfully and carefully. In other words, .because we be- ‘ ' ' ‘ OPP. COHERthlonal Church. ITALIAN AND AMERICAN us “but some d3“ 9'1 €010? Tm WITHOUT PLATE GOODW’ILL 17:251.“?
lleve it is GOOD linoleum. . , 0 3m: nan-g * COOKING. “hm" Ind costs. Your, tn-
_ PP. 0 _ entry will b. valued. Itt do hpainless m no 50 So at ”on.
. .~ ‘ maer owdlrtl 'y ‘9... .Main_. n
I The second reason we sell it is because of its varied and re. IF ' , Em The Automobile Painteg‘ um“- I ”3° 4° both M and
Earnmiaittmcun patterns. “Patterns for Every Floor in the _ . CL FORD 7 d . i DuplePAvame. Glenbrooku . . :efimovable bridges at reasonable "one,
ouse" ts manufacturer’s flogan. Hence. in the Armstrong . ' V. ’ hone 1670-! g “3-
Line you $1111 find plain colorings and wood patterns for dining. . SHOE - STORE Tethle Store -' -- DR. SLOMAN On
. rooms an ibrarles. jaspes and carpet designs for living-rooms. 00ml Sea the‘ New ' _ . , . “Wk“ '
» mtifingénld floral patterns for bedrooms and nurseries, together in to - ' Undo-Date Footwear The 9’09" precaution 101‘ D03- WINNIPAUK Phojnoozsgflasmnfl:m II. M“ '
7:..-t....?::.:‘;:::::’l::;£::.isms“ OLDSMOBILE SIX 1- a... .-. 3:1: 3:: £332: masters: -. » WNW 0”- use”
- DELIVERED (Formerl! .With' Max Levy) vetyne or Roshanara Crepe. FEED STOR
_ , ‘ Prices reasonable. and with De- , -' ' ~ ‘
Look over the ARMSTRONG: LINE at your convenience. AT - .. .. - ”it; 5894'00 Shoes to: the whole Family sgeero‘be system—matter!” .. _ , E ”isms D ' Mattem NORWALK AUTONzTRE"
_ ' Auto Supp and Repairing . ~ . e o m e. . m. Bride-4mm COMPA
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aim your linoleum ammo. It Will lay better and. .| mm”? “m“ - . , moan may I o ‘ 3“ —P“°“° 32‘i"."§7m<
’ ~ ‘ , . 58‘ So. Main St. So. Norwalk. 136 Washington Street ’ ‘ m“ - meme 5 ROWAN ST. 1; S -
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_, wear longer . AARON KOHN \ . - South Koreans. ; g‘nmmm‘mmnfi'fi‘ Old “25.130 :53; tax-551m. .
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Angevme Furniture Co. F. H. BAXTER - -. ‘ ,, , . ' “£33.“. seam. m... W“ " 3”“. .
. . _ 7 , _ p . mm: mimwsosfls; : ~ mm. .um, I: sum m ”mm“ ”‘ d
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