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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 8, 1924 · page 12

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’ Fred‘s queries. 110' left the table burst out suddenly. "How: do you . , L :_ ., EAT 'YILL bUPPER TlME. 5;:0E H‘N'T NEVER AT NO? :Nr .. a 3i
with his dessert only halt finished like it?” " . PMS ‘ ' DO1N N
and his cogee untouched. Evelyn “It's pretty,” Evelva answered ' .
sharply noticed this. Her eyes tol- "Fred was telling me about it yes? 1

 

lowed him as he let himself tall in- terda "
g y, she went on, turning her 1
_ to a chair Ln the other room and head and giving him a. suggestive l
5 picked up‘ a newspaper. glance. She paused. Then. as if .
Alter sue had meared away the casually, she said evenly: “But I ' 1

 

 

 

 

The French goat had Just invited My how I should like to go to the I

“ ~ to go to with her to the city top or it! I have always had a ,

of Paris. mania. for going up all the high I

-' “It you keep under the cart with places I could find. Say do you ,

”perhaps you can get through the know what I am going to do? I am
: ”@tes," she said. going to try to get in that tower.
_- mill-t do you mean by city even it it is used only (or. military .

was? You surely do not mean to purposes." 9

tn! me that there are regular gates “Oh, you are crazy even to dream: '

one has to enter before getting into of such a thing! You could not . —- ' '5 ‘3 5M‘"

the” city? That seems perfectly get inside one Of the elevators, 0V9“! IN .{ABBI'I‘BURO IJCt’S Pretend, While We’re About It! By ALBERTIB E .R.{—\DK {d

ridiculous to me. In America. n0 it you tried for a million years.’

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matter how large the cih. there are "Just watch me! I am going to «4. ‘ -* f . E I. - 4» 7::—

f no gates. and any one is free to en- get in. and. what is more. I am 8‘0- > gage". YNSgDQUS-gflfigT 9' mLL. EV WM EOXES FaTAIE’EDSSEIE—ED N “figfiw

L to: at any “"1" ing to the top. See If I don't! I R -f» ‘ F . VE— O 1 . '.
- — - .. ~ ORPHAN Fox 1 H75 .r.

: "You see )ou come from America. seldom miss doing what I want to ' y.
the land of the free. but you must when I wish to do it as badly‘as 1 (1'1
remember that this in an old coun- do this." ‘. i
try. and in olden time no city was “You are the craziest goat I ever 1
without its guarded “all and gates." talked to," she replied.

“Sure enough. I had iorgottcn "w'en, crazy or not. I am goln‘
. that." said Bllh. to try it. So. goodby until me meet

“Those 01d Crumbling walls used again and thank you for answering
to keep out peeple when armies all my questions." and Billy slipped
used lances and bolls and arm“! from under the cart and ran down
and had small cannon but now our 3. street that led straight to the
——annon would llow their nails to tower.

 

 

withereens “1111 one 51101" A bcautitul View burst upon Billy

"W113i: is that 111311 ("1991' 1001“ when he reached the end of the
ing 10W" I 599 °“‘1' 1° 0111' ”1311“" street that led to the tower. Before
naked B1113. him ran the River Seine, with

“011 that is the Eiffel toner. at freight boats and pleasure boats or
most wonderful toner made of iron all kinds. each gayly decorated
It has an elex ator that runs to wilh- flags and banners. Across its wide
in a few feet of the top. “For: bosom stretched beautiful arched
to Paris used to be alloncd 0 go bridges decorated with statuary and

up in it to get a good New of the countless electric lights. In front. - L ‘ :— li -. VA ‘ 7 _ '- -- - ' ' ..1 , .._
- h lics d the th l‘e bhindandoneah ‘ f' ’ ' 1- f .,
: Vigil“: 54:11:12.. 11:0 cenTeis Sgrlnltlcd :i%r0és.5‘f hicmr next-e the fine residencies THE MAIN THING ON hiAil‘ STREET v By L 1 ' 1 L111 Adm
to enter it but the military men. while down the river a short dis- flail fl 1 ' _ . 7 4
u I ‘
Milligrams

Ever since the “ar began it has lance stood the majestic cathedralof
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- "‘It certainly would be good to use right. He never fails to accomplish ‘ ”M‘s“ “lib
‘ for those purposes, as it is so high What he sets out to do.) 1 ARE RfASONABlE -
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~-: ' f . For fifty years \Vashlngton city : n m AT ANY Pm \
'5 ‘1‘! aSI-ungtoni D‘ C‘ has had a commission form of gov- ' a m (E 1» (A. 3012:"
. crnment: no legislature. no \noting 1D011"! cm RESCUE!) 1,5; §§_ DARLINK TOH$ORIAL ”81.026
B! ED‘V‘RD ‘LLSO‘ DI-‘GLLY Three commissioners appointed by ‘2 BY ELM_E_R OATS RORBACES ' ENERAGK' S-TOQE. \\\ 0"“ on “U“ ‘3 “5 - -
“’ASHISGTUN 1‘ (3—3 ”“1” the President run the business of ' A MAKEOUR |'\\ -1 ‘ \
writes to inqulre something about the District. under the control of - W Lt 1’91va Tb , , — ELMER'
the Clt.‘ Of “3511111"1011' 115 form 01 Congress and with the assistance of ‘ 4 ‘G‘QAngEwgfiengEDLgin 1 / . 1 1 :7 PW '
genernmont 311'1 351“ “ 1‘" ‘10 110‘ dcpartment and bureau heads. 0‘15, “gnu; éo‘i .17.. ' , ‘ HEQQ.
the people of \\1shlnzl0n \otc? The District of Columbia is a Meets THAT GEORGE‘
The C3P1‘a1 0f ”1‘3 “3‘10“ “as 10‘ territory. consequently the citizens OVADCAVTS (Ag H55
noted on the bank of the Potomac ‘hpmof have no vote. The popula- woke-fl :Doum ,. ,
river as a C(‘ml‘rom159 “1111 the tion of the city is now approximate- SU'JPECYING DOTTV
wuthern st. 'ttl‘s that opposed the {1.5- 1}. 450.000. and only government, COVNE lSUflTH GEORGE
Bumption b3. the fcdcrul goxcrnment cmploycs who claim a. rcsldencoi ELMER RUSHEEIOHE?
9f twentv millions of slate indebtcd- elsewhere can vote—hut must eith-. RESSCD-LIJ-EM-gm 565..
2111635 Hamnmn ”“1 Jefferson or go back to their home state. orl save AREIHLOVE WITH
‘Tbrguightqal‘iOIBt‘fh‘S (1931 dd n vote, by mail under the new ar-
'- uY .. I Congress p355 a rangemcnt in some states.
evict establishing the national tapi- The District of Columbia. (or ggégfigl'm‘gg;
will in 1‘- diStriCt “0t 9“”:de 1°“ Washington, including Georgetown. 3‘5 15°11‘5-
f mHES square on the Potomac X‘l\Cl‘. nOW a part 0: \Vashlngton) collects _ ‘
The President appointed a commis— local taxes the same as My other - ' V .‘ . 4 ‘ ’
_ 8105 til make Plans and PW11m1n3r" city. and the citizens nay federal eter at the base. The original cost Speed Passenger OLD CARS r . SEE I“()C'IKE' 11".“le “Lu
engagements. internal revenue taxes. The city was $1,000,000. The corner stone ‘ E T : full
The land comprising the District pays fifty per cent. and the federal was laid in 1913: and until March 3, qum sen Y Old 0 “I NEW SPRING S E BETTER Motor ran-4pc
:0! Columbia “‘15 °“D°d by “11191-99“ government fifty per cent. '0! the 1919. was operated and maintained R .~ A RI '6 “was 031' m ‘0 . . Company
‘ 1318111ch “'ho “ere Persua‘kd by cost of operating the local govern- by ten state organizations In 1919 LP l 11' AND 0 01.156 BRIDGEPORT AUTO For
- rmrswnscxmssoms . TOPCOATS ————-’-,
. George Washington to transfer it nlcnt —- salaries, streets. bridges. Congress appropriated 3250.000 and WRECKING 00 no." per-feet knowled a“, tome. D “we T116353
4- ‘11 ‘0 two ”“519“: “1111 9° _1'. to sewers. etc. Both houses of Con- created a national organization. The ‘ -‘ ' 1 go p ry Long S a“ 1-”
deed it all over to the nltcd sress have a District at Columbia control ,3 now in the hands of this Y , 3 I ‘ u enables us to act as eye authorities , Dally Service BC
:Smes, committee looking after the appro- national bodyl called “Perry's Viv-y ; 1810 orth 7.3,. $20 00 p in whom you can hate perfec. 0011- New anL. a“ d NONI,
» The goxcrnmcnt paid nominally priations for the District. Congress tory Centennial Commission.” Tho . m 083 and Center I“. . ‘ fidence." PADDED VANS ’0‘
356, 099 to the proprietors of the appropriate. its proportion and monument is tree to the public. and AUTOMOBILE CO, WHORE, 00“. I rUBNITURB MOW
? dfi. but in reality paid nothing. levies taxes on the District property the only source of revenue is the m mm m ' ‘ -
5.22533 333 “255353.355 :5: °r .44.... “’5 to? .44... 34 w... Avenue. Norm: ............. p... 4.. 7...... Palace clothes Shop 83!- Mr- r441... ’75
C 1' roportion. an . penpe use the elevator .
1 pe°p1e' The “11019 °£ it came 0"? "f p Unique among American cities every year. an dmore than 15.00 ERVICE $131103 PHONE 438‘ F1. Any ”.1“ “.6". 13 N0. Main St. 50- 5'0"“ EYES EXAMINED 26 Concord St PM“
7, the proceeds of the sale of bulld~ Washington is equally unique among people visit the monument each ‘ ' SO ”1 KO”;
.. “18 1°35 1:119 1‘11““ states made capitals. It is the only national year. C0581!!! i! asked for-$99,000 ICE MACHINES Prescnpfiom Filled ll 'bclsfl
5“- over 33'900-“00 by the 5318 °r these capital which is nothing else. It is for improvementg. The members of Sold (1 Insulin] Come in to 89° the New ' 201 “320111 51‘
1°”- the only purel; governmental city "‘9 carnmission 89'? no “19-17- The In“ 9 1 WILLIAM J. MOORE
The corner stone of. the Presi- in the United States or in the inn and monument belong to the 9 OLDSMOBILE SIX The Busy M8113 Shop D0“
@5553. 55.5355552553d35 w... o. 7. . . ““"d - POLLEY ' m ”MW“ 4mm... 1’“ ”133m
.4. From 13 to 18 the poop e o m -
$11793. ' the District had incurred s. debt of Befdgong“ md|8upply 00' :1. ED $894.00 ——-—,———-— “9‘1" Bldg. 1‘55 WW St. Sega?“
October. 1800. the federal got- “2,000 000 in building up the' na- . cpreeen DB I-ooItI;-oos , STVlEDlUS '3 .lashmgc
- emem t°°¥ P0339551” 0‘ Wuh' tions capital. Leg-ally the United The 39111111390“ “”131” 09- Auto Supplies and Repairing Cl Natureopmmc 11“”
51- install. or the Distrlct. John Adams States was responsible for this debt - of . OThES ELECTRIC-31 IRE.)
annotated 1:33:53; .4... 4...... .4 .. .wnminm. mm . A ———-————-—— 0. Mg? .
Congress assumed the entire debt. ‘9 For i - . mm. It) HG
m 0: the capitol was completed In 1878 Congress agreed to pay one- . Re i 3:300!!!) r. AARON KOHN Rlalto Clothes Shop sfimVEhS-
and Congress began its sesionl half or the expenses of. running the Refrlgerators Service All flakes. 5 _ R VEW'ELL. Mgr mSSAGEp—si’fi
file“ in NQ‘embe“ ' Distrch The compelling reason “m sc. °" 80 ms m “Ruined Avenue. ' ‘ ' 1 nu: man .
r1n° new capim “'35 9- mud‘h01e wa. sthe p‘atriotic desire to build up m l 105‘; ° 15: Washington Street I do painles- extractions. no N, mmpmmc mama”
3!” 5 place °f m‘5‘31‘3b1eu1113t5' M)“ the nation's capital. of which an - . opp, Rialto Theatre. matter how difficult. by Nap-Il- i’or All His BN1“ 1'”
£33. called 1‘ the “'11‘191'11955 the people should be proud. ’ . .. ‘ _ " Minit. I “30 do both tlxed and D155“
@" :Congress assumed jurisdiction of deEhggtgisizlcghgfnggzztglbiacgl'egnif samuel Alexander . . . :xx‘bh bridge! a reasonable .
“fa if: €3.2fi.12...f“3.§3§23fi: 5°“ °f u... two main: Mum aoonwm. Emma-m: ' CLIFFORD “mm 1'41““ DR. SLOMAN ..
' parties. and has local party organ- ' . ~ cow-rumba and BUILDER ‘ ' v '
,md- which allowed the citizens imtions. so So. Main St. . Phone ssoo SHOE STORE Fireprooi Building) and Dona-etc. 102 WW Street ' 5““ 01A
elect a. City council but placed There is an effort being made to . . _ _ Phone 812' Bouts: 9-8 P. M- ‘
. appointment of the mayor in have Congress pm a law giving the 11’..me Footweur in. C Wig, . ‘ South Kuwait. (Mn. Ch I'ld Rests
in“!!! hands of the President. Later people of the District the mm; to , c . ' 8 hands SL‘ Kermit, Conn. Lun 8
21%;“ 5:51: “19 citizens the right vote for President and Vice Presi- ’ 1 5- 0’993' Prop. r- ' MOIQ-‘l-fl 86mm. ' . It
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I m wgunEdPZInsodm “031301;;an dnf:x:l’bea:dof 1303:;- ‘to tile House. 7 ’ " .(_F°m"1’3w“h M“ Levy) _1 a basil). Mattem Is NOW Open
.. 7 n e n A hill to accomplish that. purpose is ' ‘ , - . “It! ' 1 '5' - . 1
when Congress repealed the city now before Come“. - ELECTRIC AI Gm Shoes ‘" “PM“? Fm“, I . , m - ' 4 »._____w____._~ Washington amour—ours: m. . 54 South Mam .
hatter and estabished a territorial _____ mmmy mead - one »'" ”no," In?- on My my. PATENTS "‘ TRADE-”8838 our Former 1'
. ment- which remained until Question- Will you tell me some. ' . - , _ On ‘ i In spblnit' some m on color ' gems? A'l'l'OBNE! i
'3'“- '1“! ““90 “mm‘mm thing about "Perrys Victory Memo- FOR. I“ SPRING BRIDE as So. uuln It. , So. Norwuk. WWW - 1‘m« and Your in ' m m ‘1’” 3°” ' 1
. , mud to have charge of 1’13! Common?" a, MN“ “m “n b. m . We continue the
W The 3°V°mment by Answer: The Perry Victory Ke- , . ’ item's; » imm - . Dining Room 24
. demise-donors remains today morlal is erected on Put.in-Ba.y or THE 3 . , 3 _ r g , , . _, ”mm a-.- mm; WE ARE AGENTS FOR
.. 24. 1314. the. British South 3”, km on m, Ede, g NORWALKS , ~ 4 , 7 g , ., i m Avenue, W Ambler Asbestos shingles.
“5' “PM 4.. We" The ma u m mus mm m... ELECTRIC-:60 r ._H. BAXTER > r - ' " M ”7’“ ' 5 1 ram mm 9-m- 8 Room -——-"’ o
y sin! other public buildings. The great. column overlooks 'the .1 7 ' 7 . . .4 11mm Asphut soul-glo- and NORWALK AUT
W“! ‘Wumnston the scene or the bottle otme Erie the ' ' ‘ 3 - F5 semi-I new STREET. ‘ ‘ ' comm
vain 13711 “56" “13 spot whence commodore Perry ‘ phone 3994.7.
.916 District and sailed to meet the hf '7 51‘ ST '4
' the we: or 1313 5 300w"? ' t -— A“ ,
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