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ma; fittingofioj?‘ 10 leave I'm tied to you forever. Didn't I . r L .o..
o ...' pay your hospital bill. and haven't Y ‘57?
Mt —why.’ ‘1‘“, words I made up to you all you would , AWA '-' ‘:t '0
. . a! 111‘“ 3111;? £90m!” have made while you were laid up? ‘ ® u
kiddie:- notngom ‘ ~ 0 co. He liow you talk to me about sticking§
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don't know when,” I Can, 1 his chair. He jumped away from it @087 SMITH"g THAT ou> 'BIED was GOT ALL
to so directiiy home. and bacl'ted toward the door. ' AHAS.’ RUBY! KWS 0‘: SEWELRY I LEAR ' FTER A CHAREWMATCDHTY
“ I know your wife is home. I dont wantnyou weeping on my} 1}: R‘FLER.’ i‘LL JUST SEE F ICANT' TAKE THE FEW DAYS E
it in the paper today. But 3110mm?“ 9mm"- 1 t ' mes or- ONE OF THOSE MINDS 0,: 5,12:- S‘EWELS‘ mu.
2‘.“ to, a lime while, any way. it 8:8 signage): 64310:? gunner kneesé( A (LEW?- - ' SHE: Ski/9 3,5 HAD ‘ FUi. scuzm- SOON BE
.. otn ownaat nt." m, "“y “P a — .
All “‘11: I'll ttyptzfine him. "You're so mean to me. and :HDINGEN'OUS ‘ To DISCHARGE RR [NG‘ RUBY
first impulse was not to so. dammend it I don‘t like—~lovo you ’51:... “-9 OBTANS
he clung to this decision 1mm all the more. because ot it." _ ---..--....- A P015756”
hour at the oifice arrived. He wanted to laugh, hm 11° “"1"" was W" 1TH MES
.,. _ automobile was at home, left n’t. She made such an annealing Vo— \il '
for Evelyn's use. He Was on picture. doWn there on the floor, her ROUGE “ COVNE *
m to get a trolley car for eyes reaching “p [or hls. “2—— ———~_~ _ m 1,, -. . ,. _ '
.x . when he was minded to signal Finally he spoke. "Lina. you‘re a" . .-._ . “' W- 7* 1" I
taxicab and give unavs address woman. You mustn‘t act like a; I AP” f-‘TUBBQ _..._.-_.-_,_..__.,,_,_. «w _...._._.__-,W__,____r___w ,_ _
- the driver. WW- C°m° °"~ 89" “9-" a ‘ That’s Gratitude - "““
sh; met him at the door. panting. d H“? lie-“5‘11"- he’Hbyf"3:d3;';‘§ a“ r . ‘ QE‘LE ”ESQ: \ BEER ' . 'k ‘ ‘ R“ E“: E‘l': i\1
eld her lips up to he kissed, re er 9- e 0 r 05‘35' AK AN H R i C ‘ ‘ I. '
he ignored them and moved up stealing him. I ' 0: CAN D‘I __ Ei'LL E E / %%:.Gtfig§f HDH'IL gnome} \ BM;“' 0“ m 600%! M ! GOOD N‘QH" t“
. the apartment. her a mement he hesitated. his . TAHE if HOME I U o GEE . Tg THAV HORRID, ‘Dlfii Y) FUZZY‘ W‘SHT TD El’ l“
“When is your car 1 wanted’you head mm”. Then he pushed her I , “to-ow MOWER! 1:395 smcuw‘ m! f l we- AWAY! HEAVENS! if rNSELF , ll
. take me riding. I saw you come into a. chair. I, .toous A5 iF ’OU'D BEE ' ‘N T“ FIRST
._ taxi." “I've got to go home." he said i i/ % CARRYING 1T AROUND -\N- PLR(E._
'1 left it at home." he explained, soarseléx Yum Poo-(ET A vacant:
musing himself down in a. chair “Fred. don't leave Inc—don't 30‘! ' .~ ‘\ .UGH‘.‘ _
Ind lighting a cigarette. realize I love you?" ‘ » . ‘ I
She sat down in a chair facing He ”Opped dead in 1’" tracks ' lrt' ’
m regarded him for a silent per- and started at her. She nodded her . l l ‘
. head slowly back an 'forth. as it o kt?" A
10d. and then spoke. “Boy. you're
amt. going to throw me over just be- ‘ Wiping out disbelief with confirma-
' ”use your wiije is home. are you?" tion 0! her declaration. a ‘ ,
”Where do you get that “boy'l “But. Lina—" he managed to say. ‘
Stu“? \V'hat has'come over you overcome. "I'm married. and my
lately? I thought you were a. woman. Wife is home. 1—." \
Hou’re not a. child.” He saw tears appearing in her .
“Listen! I won‘t have you throw- el‘i‘s- /
fix me over now. I've stud: to you “011. 1191!! I've set to 80 home." , 7
Van-ought thick and thin." He slammed the door after him. KM/ //
"l. fie got up. smilingy grimly. i (To Be Continued.) .
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The boys had just dyed Billy red. the poles ran in his chest. r - GIVE 05 A
. white ”1d blue and were trying to Jamie was as surprised as Billy 6000 EC. ‘ THAT WE T . , x I — Y
teen him from lying down while he to find ”mowing ’1“ ”1° end 0‘ SW‘FT ONE— ‘. DiCK - ONT TH ROUGHN THE. AN HE RE COMES , \\\\ t—‘*' ‘ -—-_—-—~— Li
— the poles as he was trying to close DAIRY WiNNIE VTHE. WELSH _ F 7 CHEESE _
N still wet. the door. On looking around, he WINDOW i . RABB‘T .THAT ~ \ . \ . , IT H 3
“Hurry up," said one of the saw Billy coming toward him with KEEF’D 1T .' . v? Q
78. "for we shall have the dickens the basket over his head, and know- - . . H ;
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it 8 U139 to Keep him from lying in: he could not see very well. he
,« own without getting our heads dodged him and jumped up on a T-
' gutted off. for he is getting cross at packing box that stood in tile mld- ’
‘bolnsbothered-" die of the floor. From this sale .
"I’ll be back in a. minute," and place he handed each of the boys ,
9! Jamie r. . a pole. One boy was in the cats
"You are right in what you say." llin. another on the ladder leading _
thought Billf, for being an un- to the hnymow. and a tTl'ird on a
mile? smart goat. he know exactly barrel. From these supposedly
m had been said. and he made safe places they could prod Billy
:31? his mind to “.3 down in spite of and keep him oft their retreats. 0r
m three boys 1,3“ to keep him so they thought. But by this time
n it. Billy was so crazy mad that. he did
And he began to sink to the floor uot‘feol the sharp pointed end of
, fight where he stood. Burg Bang! the poles when they ran into him.
3.811: 3 big bushel basket over his lie lay down and rolled, got up and
' _. chased himself around and around
And right here Jamie came back the tub of dye. banging the basket
against, the side of the tub as he.
. -. “£11 an armload of bean poles. As th t] floor ”1.“ against fHE ‘_, Y” 7- ‘_ M -L“ «.s w.
-' ran, on on le . x ‘ . y n . .
he opxédtltzzesg‘zgzt if: lfglflefrggi the sides of the barn. but to no' “IAIN THIN (I! Oi“ “.‘i :AXIN STREET
use, for the basket would not come _
the door between the meshes or the . if ‘
basket, and he ran in that direc- off. though it was beginning to break
fion. But not being able to see to pieces and the pieces were fiy- f . at y uzz
'hry much through the holes of the ing in all directions and it would : ,
basket. he did not see long poles in be only a matter of a few minutes I "Am 512;“;
Me‘s arms and. besides. he had unm Billy would be from E courts-n5 9,:ng
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.The First Paper Citizens’ Camp ; gimwfiggi‘ULxg s
. YESTERDAY YOUNG _
. COMlNG
Who made the first sheet of pa-
? The credit for this achievement . . .
As a means of stmllllatlng rocrult- .
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urdingto The American Forestry . . . ,
iation. is due to a. scholarly ing for the 1921 Citizens' Mllltary , BABE RUTH, MADE HIS
» uch named. Ts'ai-lun, or China. a. Training Camp at Camp DPWHS noxt . nosr HOHE RUN o: '
7 ember of the court of the Han dy— August. Major General A. \V. lrcws- THE S Ason ' " , - A SEW/415w
> we. in the year 75 A. D- For his ter. commanding the First Corps T E (E DUQ’mG EGG’Elri- I
... vement, 'I‘s‘ai-lun was. forty Area. has agreed to award a large "‘ LEQKS "0°” HouQ. :r \-
, MU GAME. ' -“ '
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later. raised to the rank or United States flag such as is used
ut_s.1t appears that Ts'ai—lun. by the regular regiments oi' the A HOME Run ill/ism
eyeing that old bamboo tablets L'nited States Army. to that school, THE My THlNG “MN"
HOME QUN Fug
W” AN‘ A DANE
. {”1115 had OUUiVed their 1159- college or educational institution in
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fatness. set or himself the task of 1\ew Lngiand which has the largest 2M2 .4 AFT? a:
making new writing materials. After percentage of its eligible students
,» IT! years he produced the first accepted for the 1924 camp by
M1213: fl: p399; 12nd it bwas twelve o'clock noon June 5th. The .—
m . e ar 0 8' mul erry presentation will be made by Gen-
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erai Brewster or officers from his .A .
Prior to'Ts-ai-Iun‘s day, leaves of h d t 1 th :1 Speed P88891"£‘ _
. —. .n. m... b-.. .... entities... z, ‘iiiimilil. DR THEODORA ° ‘ OLD CARS R - SEE MOORE HFRSPFIE
to h e 'd h ”s w: oofmg and Sheet Metal 4 1 L”
, , B rm .3 56!“?- t 9 E85131- regular army or National guard as SHREITER gens 0m 8 n Y 01 c ‘ SE I
Romans and 0th :1 ' REPAIRIV 9 our 6 an ‘0 “I. E BETTER M t Tr
, Ts- 11’ h . 9;“ na 0“ as is expedient, on Flag Day, June :9 Washington St. Phone "‘3: A G §XD OYERBA. ULLVB BRIMEPORT AU Work 0 or ansportatlon
. a - un. oneier. did not “UL N _ .. rams shn ‘(XJLSSURIES T0 We offer the public as year-3' . For . Com an
the crude innerhark of the tree To that school or college having atureopathic Physician WRECKING CO experience in cornicel. skv p y
eh émrilcoxfi’ditemfi a?“ :hicht 1:0 the largest total of accepted candi- ELECTglLAL TREATMENIS - - lights. nletai Ceilings. CODpE; ."our perfect knowledge of optometry L0 131—— .
~ ' e use e dates as of June 5th a. silk Citizens' F ALP FIND!” 131° north Am 5:073 “0‘“5 seneral it enables “3 ‘0 act a 11-8 ntance Trucm
but merely as a raw material . . tam-mum; ”our HATES AND 8 “at me?“ 3 eye ammrme‘ ”811 Servi
:which he produced a finished Military TraminggCamp banner will snowms. . 39m” 0“ “a cum M goth. Slag. slate and Sunset in whom you can have perfec‘ con- N w‘yyor, ‘39 BEIWeelfk
ot_ paper by a series of proces- Egrggfgfeidt: 11:35:12?” Flmi‘ggary MASSAGE—SPINAL . . AUTOMOBIlgE CO. BRIDGIPOR'I. con. x0333 Trggfgg'n “den”. . ISA]! J and hem
whichwcrude. as they may seem N h i 1 b n 118 aY- . TREATMEN'I‘s. w ,. r . P110110 Barnum m L G ‘ 0" T00 bargc. ‘ BED VANS FOR
were the forebears of paper 0 so 001 s e igi is to compete for Noiuroopnihlo Treatments Care 34 West A e Ham 3 , 15E US A TRIAL- . FURNITURE MOVING
mama today_ the flag 0,. banner unless it has an {or A" Ills Excel" Com“ | earner s‘rn- _ , I ‘ scone-Hana Pam and Tires to Says Mr. Foreaght
I eight centuries after Ts-ai- eligible male enrollcmcnt. of thirty DEM sous ‘ l l ‘ PHON‘L' 133! F“ A”, Mfl‘. 0' Gar. Shelton ROOfing'Co EYES N. Y OFFICE
discovery. China. mono olized or more. Any young, man or good 5 j '7 ‘ 28 An . II ‘ ‘ EXAMINED . , '
1-. of paper making. Shep man- moral. character who is physically i ' ’ '- . n St" 30. {\0 Ta‘ 339 P . . _ 26 Concord St' Phone 294
w keep the process secret until fit. a. Citizen, and between the ages of WORK SHOES .. resumption; FmEd 80ch Norwalk
captured by the Arabs, who 17 years as of December 31. 1924‘ - . WAYSIDE INN ~ 20! W. 20th 8:. (misc: 19033
wed upon it by iorsaking the find 34 years as of August 1. 1924. . " WILLIAM J °MOORE
tree and using linen or 18 eligible for the camps. .ALL SOLID LEATHER BOSTON POST. .
rags instead. Thus wood. as a. All institutions wishing to com- ROAD. -—0PTOMETRIST—
-. ‘ for paper making pass» pets are asked to notify Colonel Th . 7 At " Baum NONE-1k Keel Bld .
fit!) oblivion until the dawn of Elanton W'inshi . . . . ’ l 2 ” er 8- 15 '
W éénth century. Even up to in Charge. C. up TFC.SAfl:lrs,OfI§il-c.s: e Busy Men 5 Slim) 5 .85 OPENING APRIL 26th 5 WW0" 5‘- Tethle Store
tag; were the pix-[incipal mater- Corps Area. Army Base, Boston. at ReStaurant ' ' r u COMM Il'lsh Lin J
paper ma us. their eligible enrollment and i‘ ' ’ ‘ t ' m
. Wk: on paper making- acceptance of their students £10325 Rlalto Clothes Shop K E E L E R S and Hotel 6 alniel‘ Ill‘d .............. 750
is» the, first wood pulp process returns are received, ' ‘ SHOE STORE D cin 8'0 ., . 1971b “Ck Conn Printed Crepe from I“?
«.7 340, but The American F0“ 153 W Washmmn St. So. Now“ an 3 . or P. M. to 1:00 A. M. In". rm . 590
‘ Annotation cites evidence to , 331111: On St; ITALIAN Ali. , 5 Car dlflerentr Ha. ' 54 in. All Wool flannel. wall!“
a that it was tony yew cap 50 Hand Job. g1: ,. 6“ m¥1§ému0A3 gghlubmlt some data. on coig' checks. 10
A. quaint little volume. dedi- . Opp. Ridto Theatre ' ; "I“ end costs. Your m. Yard . . $2-
'to‘ George the Third. 'was Mrs. Lafierty—‘Tenr stitches did ; - ‘ ‘qniry Vul— be valued. 1 d0 Dunl- extractions. no ——-——-—-——~——-—-""
in London in 1800. The the doctor have to take in me ould . meAutom b' . , matter hour difficult, by Na}..- _
., thebook was one‘llatihias mfiriflgfi: fisyéxlaft night." ‘ ; Maple Avenue. ggw- “in" I: also do both fixed and ’ 135 Washington Street.
308i: 0: the page: or the . a- n- ’as that . . 93.31:! QRIIN . , «: . . ”an" ° bridge: at roaso South Norwalk.
m ' e from straw. but the :18? pothugzg Igiggingr1¢;.lx'ileie¢(110(:tior stein - CLIFFORD . comm:’;flz ill!" EB ‘ Phone. ““6" prices. nsble ,
peam n is _ __ . s ._
iszoops a???" dilute“ ”2"“: 11° ”W ‘Has fny wan Come in *0 See the New ‘. SHOE STORE mono! animus Ind Oon‘léete- ‘ 10203. S‘LOMAN
. . ‘ lug machine."—B t , - . ' ‘ > » uhmgtomsu-eet
owing lines are printed 8° 3 - sew , °5 °” - “9400'“ “mm” m‘ ' Wt, WINNIP i
suede from wood alone, the Transcript. OLDSMOBILE SIX ”1' 8 [fir-nos 8t". ‘Nol'wolk, Conn AUK ’1 808:: nmflmlkgm..8n P. It. ' '
oz this country. without , ' . ‘~ 8. Green Pro ,. ' “
DELIVERED , . Pu Phone ots-t-s Norma: , ~ '
.reotrasswastepa- AnExperlmentinCt-iminology $8 ' ' ‘ . D . i - - ’ 1
...... .. M... - u 9.4.00 M... m m... I...) .. . » ~ . FEE STORE“ I. . D PIGGLY ‘i IGGL ,
'- " ‘ (Springfield Union.)' Shoes ” ' _ , I ‘ , Ills ‘ ’
:Koops used. or what In Los Angina. Cal.. a charming Auto Supplies “a W J ‘ for the Whole Mb ’ 7' 99m V ' ”per! 8 . Mattern ‘ ‘
.. employed, is not known. innovation in criminology will be V - A Moderate! Priced '- ’5’} , won Pom: w“ .port 12 MAIN STREET 7
new historically conceded introduced this week. when police . - g ". y _ _. "A” fii'i'r mu ' _-" ‘5; : 0M, '33:"
' paper from WOOd Filip officers will sit. down at a banquet AARON KOHN ‘8 So. m St; 80. NM ’- . f e 7’ PATENTS -' TRADEMARKS i
_ ribetore the ground wood with prisoners. who will be allowed , . ‘ ' h n. m m ' PATENT 511031“?! ‘ ;
oflgcially discovered. the quaint privilege of. "bs.wiingout" 9 Built-MAM“; , ‘e ‘ Phase Bonus so: CON]-
, the police a ' » - . HORWALK, i
7, apartment to their hearts , a. This M m
join our party in the mutent. It is most sincerely to be , . ' A WE ARE ‘Gm '03 I
Annalee Asbesto- Stu-clot.
”’ asked the first'fly. hoped that other cities will at once F9411- or fivee'morev» "‘d'a" ,
7 . BAXTER fmux 4w. DAWSON, Jr, -
menu-e- and nonwm AUTO warm?“
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mom ' ‘ list: even- ' ‘ ._ " ‘ ' ,. 2 933m ’ Sheet-Inset. 7 _
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