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, you remember. had been his kind reet just as he was sinking‘ CR2“ KAeLE. W mm
_ l’ white and blue and was down. This was too much for Bil- ‘ MAR G-‘UE ‘WKS a: m
. d .7111 et in the ”-3 dignity. though the boy who did . TRAVELO g _ 7 an M , a seven
7 m e stre it was James' best friend and gene— ' T‘ FUL A POO T HE SPOK >
may well ask what Billy rally Billy liked him very .much. BEAU ; , , $RE2. new: DIFFE T - l W .
himself thought all the But this liberty with his tailjand at - , N 30 La“ D , z EN MflE GVAGERENS waWuD_
slid Ins over him meant. such a time made him Enzyme. 1hand ‘ ‘ SA a; .. > 68.3“} BUSH‘ N6 sCAND'
I” arm d the dye- before the boy knew in a was ap- ,_ _ q l V . ‘ > . WA . M
turns :03. Batiyd: not mind penlng. Billy had turned and given ; [E wHEELPiN SCENIC , .- WAVIANE a...
tithe least when Jamie and his him a butt that sent him flying ( - © .
,rtrlends colored him. He stood across the barni may: atmli’ lfanéied l ; V
ion as could be in a big tub him kersplara. n e u 0 ye. . DANG CONCEAi: it
ithey poured the dye over him. The blue color happened to be in at { F5232 OVER THREE . a" _
‘ the time. so when he came out. he : - l EDS AND Ty; ‘ ‘mdrwmnw-
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7 name or it ran in his _eye looked as if he was a blue darkyi
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orln his fore- and the other boys screamed with __ ‘
23:1? J‘avgiee clattice: it imme- mirth at the funny picture he made. ‘ ' ' tuERE. ST ”9:381:46- .
.t and dipped a sponge in W'hile they ware laughing at him. WARDE ‘ ACEA
.water and washed it out. Billy walked over to a corner of _ A young PAN >
inch fun as the boys ‘had dyeing th-- barn and was about to lie down CEEPSTEAL‘WILV
u. too! But you should have again when one of the boys ran the ‘ m" HIS LAllZ
: them when the job was done. prong; of a. mitttihfgllgt sing; wists; i AP ACH
air faces. hair. shirts and bare thoug very gen y, . . ANDWSTERF .20
were speckled red, white and stand. The boy had just time- to THE w HOLE
« n They looked as it they were drop the fork and Jump up’ on a
big box when Billy was upon him.
breaking out with some new disease ‘ c m e u a, - a.-. ‘ . .. . v, , ‘3
Seeing this, the boy . 1i b d p CAP” STUBBS . ‘ well! Mud-y Lajlés! r ‘ ‘ 77 By Eh‘VIx-‘x
that rese b1 d t 1‘ measles.
’ The wonrsteor xtheir trouble came, ladder that happened to be behind
him leading up to the haymow. And 4:? ‘ W____ , , g ‘\
‘ HELL HE OWN! A GROL'R‘I ’
5" 5N‘PPV'5 PA OWNED A stone - 92 see.- now vou mean cum
however, When the dye was on mix it lu lty day for the boy that
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not yet dr). for B‘ny wanted to l e the ladder was there: otherwise he ‘ m WU .‘CAN'T 5“ ON HEY Gfim‘. TELL- S O m A R
EARBER H P' "9' overpay 5H0? foo! HE OWNEO ‘ ‘DO
lePPy WENT" Aw— ;--’ emo’s‘r. nu. 1w WHOLE #52:“; NONIJTO‘Q'QNM
' d- est after standing up in ‘ ‘
7:12:20an ’iong._ This they did not would have gotten a. butt. W L391: \ H GONYiH HE. A 57° !
dare let him do for fear of the dye “Say kids," said Jamie. “just keep ”RENO ONE EVEN“! ‘ “1
Billy from lying down until I run \N 'PEACE! GO ‘HA‘I. 70w»;
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milly good-naturedly took to the. garden and get some bean ~,__ N h ’ sewn,“ H -
rrthd-l' .efloris at making him stand, poles. Then we can get up on . . .504” £23 STER. l ‘_ ”‘9 “I ' N" :7; pl
but after a time he grew tired and something and poke him whenever , , ‘a‘ Dog! ‘75 / AW L R A". I
, he goes to lie down, and he cant i 3. - RNA, 1:" WPPV’MH h _
declded to butt the very next boy
thathept him from lying down. get at —us."
The was about to lie down on a -(But you know as well as I that
pile of hay that was on the barn no one can keep Billy from doing
floor when one of the boys grabbed what he wants and tomorrow Billy
hold-of his tail‘and lifted him oil‘ will show them.)
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_ “ ‘ CHAPTER LXXXVII their embrace unfolded. 11,9 38W
, When nations or men are moving tears in her eyes.
to-a crisis day suddenly seem to be- "\Vhere's Violet and everybody?"
some minutes and hours seconds. “Oh, she‘s at home. The others
”glues days after Fred received a are going to wait until tomorrow to I H . ’l - . ‘ ¥ - ~ ‘ ’ ‘ W , a
at Miss; i bURU - Isn’t Doc Whitey Perfectly Killing By ALBERTINE new 3:11 ‘
in message from Evelyn aboard give you a homecoming
. .3 o Xi‘an-3“} -“‘
Ship: requesting that money be sent They thought you’d be tired and '
. :2; inmczgre Myth: steamship com— worn out tonight." } HOW'S THAT pRem _. y H é ,
f y ew or to pay her fare She was slightly piqued. - ‘ " T E L” IL ' ' I . —‘ OH “
I home. re received a telegram Irom “All this stuff is mine.” She mo- 2. M155 ATTABUNN‘J . PRETENmNfiiMSIi?é?LG.OTSJgEi-Ci gig-251;; THEY TELL ME @— _._:':::.E NO ' MRS‘ POPEVE Y H a
7; her givmg the news or her safe ar- tinned to an array or luggage car- iF DOC- WH'TEV '7 ' SHE HEARD HOW SE YOUR A PERF£CT I ~-:_, = I ASSURE. YOU I MAKE
3. rival in hew York. "Disappolned be- ried by two porters. ' m"! FASC'NAT - ‘ i ’7 fl~ — LADY K‘LLER ! NO D'ST‘NCT'ON BETWEEN“
E cause you didn’t meet me, although "You didn't leave Europe, you ‘N YOU WERE ' THE SEXES :2 ‘ I
. I wash: expecting you to," she add- brought it with you." he grinned. ] I
-; ad to the latter message. Sillently they loaded into the auto 9 u '
g In the afternoon or the day Evelyn mobile and started for home. . \ '
:. Fred attempted to get in touch with "Gee!" Evelyn exclaimed. just \ .- ’
,3 Hannah, but the relatives with like a little girl. “liow changed "' c
’2 .W ’1 she W88 staying in the coun- ererything seems. Yet it's the same CB 3 '-
5 try slid not have a. phone. and be old city." 2 1
; ya: not disposed to go out in the “ch." Fred assented. C
3 automobile and search for her, so he She looked over at him {or a. min-
. contented himself with having Eve- ute. .
; Hn’a mother send over her negro 'And the same old Fred. glum and r
i ml: to get the house in some indifferent." . ’ i" .
".1911 01 order. He turned to her forcing a smile. - "'
.. In. the afternoon ofthe day Evelyn “Oh, I don‘t know." ‘I
? a.“ t0 arrive, Aunt Elizabeth ‘Oii..I do know. Llct you've been
. ‘ Wilt Violet and filled the kitchen cutting up while I've been away."
saith-100d. ready to serve. "Linn—hum." he murmured. -
;8he laughed as she told Fred, "if you have. you know I'll soon '.-
: ’Tve let all or the ticks know it know all about it. No one in this ' m‘ ’
_§’:°:lndy:° 35153301} 11:18: DO! to burst towu keeps any secrets." . ..- ,- ’:__‘_ ...__.-.._._-__.. “'—
f‘.‘ u a 0m; t- “t l0 let Eve- "Well. you women have to have , r. > H” V“ N 1.?" ‘ " _ -— - __ “a-.- ,
mm up um” tomorrow-men some...“ to day He mum... ,, .- THE MAIN THING 0N MAIN STREET - ‘ . " -
. ”new see 5.111 or them.‘ Evelyn, sitting close beside him, dc- r”'“““"“ " ‘ ' ’ By L. F- van 291m
, ,‘Dm'gglgzd thhe assolnted. looted tile shiver that ran through ; t » "f = ~ ’ j
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and tracks at the Erntljocnbusrlit?::tfég highe was silent for the rest or the 1 at 9 mg mmmsm’ I‘M To“! “Gamma QE- I LIVE “MES OF - t tug: 1% o I “.VE'C'A‘C) V’
an hour before the train arrived, a journey homeward. and so was he. } HAlN $112 a‘ 90 M “GE t'm". BUZZ 3 THE W‘LL‘E“ 355' 3351' EECAUQE DAN'DELIONS‘
11311 hour late. He was deeply pm- She was silent even when the auto- i m '6“. mg m QUEGTION TdbA‘r 1‘3 ~— ‘cwse s seen We Bow-'3 (alc)—- Besm’ -
tombs-:1; Trfiiubles seemed to be storm mobile stopped with a jerk under I on pApEQ’ '13” w dd MAQQED [fl '5’!
' " 335 on in. ’ Fred's nervous control at their home i o
. -_ Nothing leaped in ‘his heart when She saw a child appear at the light~ ; “WIRING REPORTER; ‘dm" {”55 We and “VAT . TWltE"
laid eyes upon Lvelyn. She ran ed window. Jumping from the car, l -‘ ‘
__ 30 him, fairly limped into his arms she ran into the house. L 5 m'fles A new ONE
‘__ and gave him a smacking kiss. As (To Be Continued.) 3 -—- g
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"_ Mrs. 01‘8“. ROM 13 a 50W York and nine Demoerats, none of whom E AS 9 ON .
lociety woman and the originator is a candidate for office, will take HM” QTI'ZEET [N F90“ <*’
"9: the idea. of the national health the stump this year. The most OF THE FLORIST SHOP. ’ ' 3/)
s «_ day for children on May lst. Many widely known are Mrs. J. Camp— /
,e _Prominent men sponsored Mrs. bell Cantrill. Democrat: Mrs. ~ ' - . . ' - ' 7‘ ' ////
.. ,3P0t's idea. among them President Christine Bradley South, daughter WQS- moi-woven _ ‘ ’ . . ‘ *' - a g 1‘;
Coolidge, Governor Alfred Smith of of the late Senator B'radlcy, Repub- THERE ' s ‘- . x . . ' .. ‘ ’ ’ ‘ H _. I - it.
New York. Herbert Hoover. etc. li-cah: Miss Laura Clay. Democrat, ' A ‘ W - ' I ’ ‘ ‘ E ~23
With Mrs. Root in the picture are who is a. pioneer in‘ suffrage work; ;
little Micky and Tommy Manzione. Mrs. Alvin T. Hert‘. Republican ’
3W¢d~ REO Pastel-:5? OLD CARS SEE MOORE HERSHFIELU
" wards of the American Child Health and widow of “Tobe" Hert for
. _ iAssocfation. and New York's 100 years Republican national con'imit- DR’ THEODORA w . 1200me and Sheet Metal ‘ '
f». Per cent twms.. . . teeman. ' ‘ ' SHREITER Rnpmgo AND OVEREAOUUJNL. . Sell Your Old Cars to the Work SEE BETTER MOtOI' TranSportatm
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.. The Consumers' League of Cleve- ° " “ “5mg“ 8" PM" "‘3" runs exp autussomas BRIDGEPURT AUTO We offer the public 85 you: N m . Company
7 dud, 0.. has organized a swing Dr. Herman N. Btnqesen. Chl- Natureopathie Physician WRECKING co experience in cornice; 33- ..
,. '«.-.cleanup of insanltary grocery snaggdyrtth‘ssionir 2:1 Faith" ism- mornlcm. TREATMENTS HAY” - I I . "3"“- me“ “mu“ “99;; our ”fleet mowed” or ”tome“, Long Distance Twang
_ e slor 5 rs. mic ers ‘ OF ALL KINDS. ‘ ' l . i
“great The “3?.” is “7mg ‘0 and bobbed hair at the modern girl. ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES AND . 1310 Hort): AME. store i'rorlts. general sheet metal enables us to act as eye authorities Dally Semce Between
7, e “:6 hog-sienna to report in- “The women of today," he says. SHOWERS. Between .083 and Center an, “i,"k' Slag. slate and Sunset in whom you can luv" perfect ‘03‘ New York and N0
: headthrwali):h l;'?lrl!ss::dt};:tbf:::eczf “have broken away trom the old MASSAGE—SPINA]: AUTOMOBILE CO. . BRIDGEPORT. 00". V 3:35;; argw Too [large fideuce." PADDED VANS FOB
, ~ era. The Cleveland mm“ Grocers' standards of girlhood training and ' TREATMENTS. M. mm 5mg GIVE US A¥RIAL ' FURNITURE MOVING
mien promises comparauon the «marked .53 repression which Natureopathlc Treatments Care 34 West Avenue, Norwalk second-mun Pam and Ti to 587' Mr. 3'01“?“
“swimsucthe league as it is anxious to characterized earlier generations. 10" All "131309!" CNIMOUS oI‘JIVICE STA'UON PHONE 1881‘ Flt Any Make 0! Cum i 8' y, OFFICE
improve conditions in stores that Fotunately f9.“ remain °t the 0m . ‘ Shelton ROOfing CO. ms W 26 con I'd Qt Phone
tall below 100 per cent standards anemic. tightly corseted. skirt tmil- .— . . - 28 Ann 5" So. Net-walk Tet 33’ ‘ co kl.
. . . ‘ ing woman. The modern girl began Preset-villus Filled scath horwalk
a movement when she cut on! sev- ‘nf ~ ' ‘r 301’ - 20th chaise!
Sylvia Pankhurst 0: England. oral inches from her skirt and AYSIDE INN WILI ,IAM J MOORE w SL
daughter for the noted militant sub (18.
‘ f . . red to show her ankle. By this
he . _ maximise gifting; and gagishf complied with a hang ten. : BOSTON POST BOA]: , r; ammu—
ap‘ with the results or sut- y en c need. 9 85115:. lash-Inla- * South Hal-walk ' "5:5 ' t.l Store
has discouraged with we,“ "Next the torture of the tight The Busy Mens Shop W“. V OPENING APRIL 26th Eccles- Bldg, 155 waning... s; I ex 1 e
.flfl! generally. She thinks ‘corset was eliminated. Then came .‘3‘ p K" “'3 ‘ ,_ ‘ R t 7
2: -/ ~. " -- _ : - ‘ . estauran Colored Irish Lin?" v
.. “flon of the evils with a few bolder spirits who decided
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“mm is "“8““ ” "1° ‘1‘ ‘ h 7" ‘ h d 1"" ““ Rialto} Clothes Shop and Hotel , «Painter
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rist to the earth. At “cu“ ‘0 manage- W33 not neceS- — Printed Crepe from 3“
enbrook Conn. 590
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sarily, ‘a. crowning glory.’ So they
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Dancing 8:00 P. M. to 1:00 A. M.
Pankhurst is lecturing
.- 0nd Comln ' 1n the began bobbing “- Some girls dared V
“5‘ ' I g, to d1 ogkkmwem' put! on 5m“ 51m“ 153 WWW Street ' G 0 u m u d 'e' ITALIAN‘AND mam 3.23;? 0" “Hem" ' a". ‘ checks-
. . . + an‘ e long hikea- . . ~ . l . cooxm _ , some data. on “10? TEETH J 13 Yard ....... '
political party wins “Did these acts make them less Opp. Bifltp Theatre -. O rI e n Ta 1 Ci” 9 a m » ' G' , ”110121;"? New Your the I do ugfgtugnit‘igm no
‘ in Kentucky in Novem- womanly? Does bobbed hair make ' ‘ ' . . ‘ ll matter how difficult. by Nap-n- - i.
3.0111611 will be mcuned.to I worse housewife 01' prospective W 7 ~ ‘ V ' 3 , » ' - “0‘,“th m V M‘n't- l 3180 do both med “6 136 Washington SW
'for the victory. Twenty- mether? We do not think so. Girls ‘ ' . i New Area enema 'l removable were: at reachable 50"“ “mam
en. thirten Republicans are becoming better wivas.” . CLIFFORD .mm J. Vm ' i... Philio'r em ' “ _j prices.
. ‘ ‘ --,-‘ ‘ DR. SLGMAN
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Juliet-s in the Saute. proval o! drastic exclusion. Come in to see the. New SHOE ' STORE
ickerbocker APreos)’ Neither the House nor the Senate * » . .
been times in the last has reflected the attitude or a ma- OIDSMOBIIE SIX . Undo-Date Footwear
' mEmbers of the Con- jority of the American people by ' '
.hfsve hesitated a long “flying on the handle" and showing DELIVERED . ' ’ 1, ’ , 8- Green. Pron-
- crying calculated oflense prejudice and bad temper. Tokio AT ............ $894.00 (Formerly in]: Le ,
; . describes it as “mean nationalism." , ’ - . M“ V!) ,, . . .. , , ‘ . '
e senators and rep 6 That's putting it mildly. it :is the Auto Supplies end Reunions Show.» the Whol 7 7' 7' '1 ' ., ‘ j 7 ' , ’ LOUIS 0’ Matter“ .
or profess righteo: ‘fMain sneer-.mind, exhibiting its ’ ‘ ~° Fm’ ., , 7' ' ~ ' v , " ammo}. : ' W
-use_ the Japanese am; salad bellieglndtsbwnmn'periority ‘ ' , . . mama}, Fri (1 , . ' ' - ‘ ' ,. _, .. WW Office—0m: 32].,
hhmled to the United ascribe real; of mankind: it is self- AARON Rom « .. “'- ce ' ' * i: ; ’ ' A , ~ I‘ . ,
“melon ego. , . , . 7 ' , , - * r . i. V : _ 7 - ‘l , ..rnm'.rs ._ mum-um
. Much u’Preddent Coolidge .may 2 . :r - _ ‘ . ” ~. . . _ A " » l V '1 ' i . . - PATENT 5170”“ T
regret to‘_veto. an imlgratlon bill ‘ ' ' . ' . ‘ ‘_ . . . , 7 ~ « , _ ‘ J m Barnum 5'3 ALI.
.thatmlghtrmove some or the ill-'1 7 ' .. .. ' - , .. i I R’ . , ~7 ‘ , V * 7 . - , NOBW
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