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» CHAPTER 0311. r :Fred's sister left «without bin;
1 e, Evelyn hated the thought spoken to by their mother. {signs
Yet it seemed th‘e‘re was nom— the‘unwilling Violet with them. '
a): to do. Fred had made no at Removing her gloves. Evelyn
sue for peace—every day for spoke simply and to the point, “Mrs .
it she had expected. him to Jillc. Fred has left me. I don t know ouLyE‘l'gngzD!
in the house or to telephone What to 110-” W
she had never‘expected him to The older woman looked at her . ' " I , .
- indifferent so long. She and was silent. \Vhen she did speak H . . I) ' .
- _ . not go 10 him. He had made it was with studied eitect. ' so We , mzeLr you Imp m MEN SW HERBJNSPBEDR.
provisions for the support of her "You- don’t expect me to turn WEE W'li' 2! AND HGHTWM mu THE GANG - l‘M
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g. ioiet— against my own son, do you?"
i «e didn' t know p-hat to do. She “ ’0. Mrs. Jilie. You are his moth-
not want w so to her own par- er, I don’t expect that. I've ceme to {SHE LAST- '3'”?- I EVER -
She wished that even Mamie F0“ to see it you Won't set _m touch D550 2055‘“
' there to advise he; for she did with him and see if he won't make
want to trust her own judg provision for the suppbrt of his child
at least."
"Did he leave you without money?
“Priciically. And he has given. no
indication of any intentions to send
me any. I have not laid eyes on him
since I went to his oflice and and ac-
cused his stenographer of running
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311- soluiely she arose from the
stir in “hick shu had been rock-
3% r1 \~.:i11g, rocking. and walked t o
tfi u.- 1 pi; one
film could almost hear her pulse
“t as so nailed to be connected
mum home of 1 reds mother. around with him.'I found 1' was
flab“ 1115“.” ed. wrong about her—'oit was another
“1 would like to speak to your woman",
'momer. please,‘ she said e\cnl:.. "Evelyn. I don’t care to hear you:
Well, That’s Settled
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‘It was a minute before \Irs. Jlllc slurs 3-1300! him."
3.3312 ‘ed Euzly 11 was sure she heard "I didn't come here to 31“? 11“!)-
I do not want to drag you into it, YOU THl$
5UMV‘1ER,
i saying something in exciting
VAC A“ ON?
- toiic except that I cannot \ery well so to
in»: 111‘s. Jille, I “ant to see you' him "
:xtiéham “'l‘ltn the old lady ansuer- "Why can't you?" Mrs Jilie asked
@L‘Gday I come u\ or this afternoon" sharply. . \
.l.-2&3’ell. \cs“ ThCIe “as hesitation _
“tuber-t tone “ii ould you it your husband act-
,_ ed as Fred has?"
Evelyn took \iolct pith her.
There “as fortitude in her bearing “I've never had any difficulty in
‘as she “as admitted by Mrs. Jille. keeping my husband on the right .
She found Mabel and Irene in the with He hasn t had any reason ’1'01'
, sitting room. "lhcx busiul lhemsches getting off of lt.’
' pith \iolct for smcral minutes “hue _E\elyn knew that there was a
"' Eyelsn sat silentlv. her eyes r0\ ing pointed barb ilflhla. but she didfiiot
’Irom one to the other Finally she ansuer Mrs. Jille until she had chok
. said b1un11y:“)lrs Jille. could \ou ed her resentment.
figure Mabel and Ilene take \iolet “Will you call'him and speak to .'
{out and show her the things they him about it—-for Violet sake?”
used to play with “hen they 11 ere ' I don't want to interfere. I’ve nev-
. .Jittie?" It was the only dc\'ice she or interfered in my son’s affairs."
;4:ou1d think or. ‘- ( To Be Continued)
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Billy lm-i climbed into an ambu- united or not. the doctor hurried on. r 1 HERE'S A 600 “I SUPP '
la 11 11. E that it “as bound Bill; tagged right at his heels 115- D; OSE— YOU VE ‘ NO {'1' I'VE BEEN NEGLEC ED FRO __....w
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hm“ “"“mg “ 91° “me“ “-8” POOR ATTIC l~ CABBAGETowN- HAVIN,‘ A coop €310: E.
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Billy's surmise proved correCt, for
the doctor came 11111111113 out of the to find his own company. for he
. store and the ambulance immcdiat- knew that was where the doctor
1;? stated off at full speed. 'ihe doc- \\ as headed. They stumbled and
tor never noticed the cxlia. passcn- nearly i‘e moi dead bodies that in
_ger until lhev had gone blocks and the darkness looked like stones or
blocks. Thcn Bill) idised his head mounds of dirt. The doctor “as
As he (in so. the doctor 51111th to hurrying to reach the \\ ounded. The
jump from the 11111111119 rm to have dead m‘tst anait their turn. Bill),
a white head “1111 hlg horns, long clpse at his heels. passed a mound ‘\
beard and lIlJZing L-‘scs quielly come of soldiers “here several had been
11 out of the floor of the ambulance shot to death and had fallen in a
artled him so for :1 minute that heap one on lop or another. Hear-
his only thought “is of night ing a swan he stopped to listen.
1_ though it mich: inc-.111 certain death for there “as something ”familiar
F to jump flom 1h: machine at the about the xoice. He nosed around
E rate it “as g- i1.g war the cobblc- and what was his honour to come
stones. to his master at the very bottom of
A “Baai” roared Billy in :1 friendly the heap. trying to extricate himself
”voice. And nil inn instant, the doc- from those lying on him, This he
'tor, recognizing it as Billy. knew he could not. do. as one leg was bent _ .
“belonged ,0 hjq nun colnpany. under him. and from the pain he . . . r—
{‘Gee Bill: )011 (zigmcncd me! I thought it must be broken. He was THE “IA
th h 1‘ . ' 1. i i‘ l t l iht it ’h Bill . - '
$333.13: 33:. 22;...‘3; 5-1.3233 c.2333... 33mm, -. 1N TEIIN G 99‘ MAIN STREET .
"tar us \\ here lune }ou been all mo\e it . OM Riva-Cum
this time'. The 1 ompany is begin- In a tuinkllng Billy saw what “as E I B ‘ ' .
fining to think you are not much good the matter and. smart goat that he “13 ”23 . ‘ _. ”GrSL ”VERY 5TA8LT. _
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as a mascot as mm are nex or around was. he set to work to butt or hook
AWN-n moccasins
~when \\'.:mlcd ’i‘hry especially the bodies of! his master. And he
l'lem at the head kicked the Germans of: (for Ger- rammed Davao mm
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wanted you “lth _ .
pot the uunpany v hen they “em to mans they Wore who had wounded - MYSTERY mm
the front ldlf‘ this afternoon. And his master. for they had been fight- _—"
from .tho xix-remxvssot the battle, 1 in; hand to hand) as uncercmom- 1?) %§:3;l§ljrfl~6
.‘am afraid xou uou't be much use to ously as vi! they had been logs of ”1
Kids; of lhtll‘i no“. even it you are wood instead 0‘ dead soldiers. ~ MW SHAMEQ.
found. i hear many were killed in "Oh. Billy. Billy, is it you? You :0 9L3? €354
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tthayomxt chnrp‘. “‘9“, here we certainly are my good angel as well
we 1-10!sz a we
up
tnfiwAnd you llciit‘l‘ stay here un- as mascot.
fit: cornn 113.31; and then go back_ (Billy arrived just. in time didn't .
rig: me. “ lhe'.‘ “'e know that he will do all §5U€QlFC 5NOOP
; “Not stopping: to src nheiher Billy he can to help his master.) MEETS WITH A SVlCT
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mall the iurniture attribut to just as the books 0: Chippendale
.mon were gathered and p aced and Heppeluhite are regarded. as'a “”5 m A“ mo-
romhibition,1t would fill a Very collection of models in current (51- ' “mum.
'33“; building The fact is that shions. Wmum- O
‘ , m: a. Sheraton made \cry little or Sheraton‘s ornaments we may "lab 30 NEXT .
re himself except in the can mention the urn (slender and oval), m» .
rs of his life. “hen he was a swag‘s of drapery. columns. a vase L WW
1 yman cabinet- maker Slic1a- filled with flowers, flutings, the pa- '
was a piaczical xxiechanic, and tera and the old husk. or bcll~flOW- 1
. Is no rcvo1d of 1115 excr 11:11- ci‘. carved or inlaid.
$601118 :1 master craftsman, Although Sheraton uscd mohoga- HERSHFIELD
Esther Singleton in “The Anti- 11y. he really preferred while and Motor Transportatlon C0.
ddmn." in all probability he nc\— gold. satinwood and beechu'ood.
(rude an) immune at all in the painted and lacquered. Iiis chairs
rfimthat bears his 11.11111: for, in and sofas were covered with silk LON% gmgAEOEBTtRchmG
a. y 61'ch eween
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M‘stot his apprenticeship, ulie ori satin. striped. figured or painted N Y I: d N “.5 -» , . , V
.m‘. ar lL’i’:S in 1 1c {unions 1at w U1 formal designs. preferably w or an OM - . . . . ‘ 1 ; . _
Med his cum ovals. Sometimes the latter were 0 ‘ Lpa 1 12.14 NO. M8111 8t. . ' IS NOW Open at ‘ w n Cl Th 5
:gotShcr-azon is at tiributcd the printed separately and sewed on. PADDED VANS FOR Glenb 1‘:ng er ' 12 m STREET . ' , ___9_——e—'—-—
‘ Conn . . , ' ~ 54 South Main Street . ' ‘ ‘
ermtiun chair.‘ upon‘ which “In the chair branch," he wrote.
shionable dandx of the period. "it requires a. particular turn in the W MOVING
Our Former Location ‘ Rialto Clothes
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‘ .in 1-:‘ran1c the "incroyable.' handling of the slopes to make “ '—-—."“—‘ 8“. Your Car dimerent? HA ‘ 3
“3:111:11 the back 01‘ the chair be- them agreeable and easy. It is very. 26 oncord St. Phone 294 “3 Iubmit some data on cave ' THE HOUSE OF - i ‘ ' ll... 31:?-
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his is}, -.s his arms testing up~ remarkable the diiference of some ‘ a emcs ““1 008". NORW . CONN 2
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uflfifflcushlomd top rail and his chairs of precisely the same pattern. t orwa k :1”, will be Valued. KUPPENHEIMER 5 we continue ‘he now ‘nd 153 Washington 3"?“
m a coat streaming behind. when executed by different chalr- _ N. Y. OFFICE EIT ' ’ ' ? Dunng’ . Room “24x01!!!” 81:. U . 1131110 111081”
’m manna of com erslng among makers: arising chiefly from the 201 \v, 2011, sf, - Chelsea soaol . m£°Aegt0mobilmP3intu GOOD CLOTHES ? l. Pp I
“oi the higher circles or com~ want of taste concerning the beauty l thui’ogl?bm ' "“““““’
1m” sa\s Sheraton. “on some cc of an outline of which wejudce by ~ 1" l‘ _ ‘ ' .' V . - " ' " 3
ms is copied from the hrench the eye even more than the rigid - .7 ‘ ‘ U ' . W - 7 ~ The Te‘ {tile Slot!
wwwziih 3333-33.: 33331333 °' W DR— THEODORA. SEE MOORE CHARGE ' ' 1.. madman»? >
Wan? long‘bet“ een 11:11 back Safe Trading At Inst‘ ‘ ‘ SHREITER ' p , ‘ A000 OPE The * W
up“ rent or the purpose 0 space ___+_ . l ' 'Won St“ Phone 1332 SEE - UNTS NED ’ P - l d Crepe 1.11,
We Iashionabie posture; and “How much are turkey! selling . ' ”.0138th Ph BETTER ‘ POLLEY - . New rm 9 1
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that the ‘1“ narrov, 1.1 the for today? asked Mr. Biflklnl ma- gm 10,“,- mnanmvrs ‘ - , . , Refrigerating and Supply 00. Dress L-g 2:11, Tnmmmll
and back bly Fora—.— _
”ton does not seem to MW "Umsteen cents per ounce,‘ re OF. ALL KINDS “Our pert t k i V [i maltlgo how ficnlingmgo? Rep min; Patten“
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5 age. any furniture at a“ m Lam pned me dam. : Em: osagzggn 1:111:15 AM) enables us to 1:151:23: :1 optometry _ .. CLIFFORD must. ‘ u” do both and “a The Remington Machine Co. Dengner
nnd he had no shop. He seems “When my grandfather wanted 1 MASSAGE—SPINAL 5. in 'Whom you can ha”: alzlhorliles ' f ' , _ ' removable bridges at reasonable _.__—~——--"‘
. “$132.“ if: :"3? 3...“... ii” mm ’13 mt "m 0.11.... m mumvfs »- ~ 1...... -- W m .0... . SHOE. STORE mm '“ “mg“ new” 135 w magma 8m“
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Where. preaching in Bsp- "An Nullml’lmc lFlteetmems Care . - ' . ' ‘ - - " DR‘ SLOMAN ‘ S malls.
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pedigree hattacheg; gut either bury Republican. OLD CARS 3 ‘ Show for the- “’hole' My 7 V ' I ‘ ladC in 511‘
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no relation to 11,. . . * \ —0P'1‘OML‘TRIST 5‘ se. Mn St, ~ so. Non-walk. t s ”smug ”‘5 . —ancrnn;cr— “ silks *0 3““
ihm history n p“ . to\ In the motion-picture "Robin WRECKING CO. - .7 - i, - ‘ Flintcoto Asphalt Shingles and -‘ HOVG‘W C“ m “.2. spring
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m1 Sheratonttypc there- a message to the Earl of Huntington 1310 north Avenue '. on S" ' Em A'spllllt Shingles & 13100111185 in. A” are 6“-
. furniture lover is f to and ”m” 14““ “h“ ‘° ‘°‘ " "‘9’ Between Oak and Center Sta— ' ’ - ‘ _ . LOlfis D. Matt snob " H “0 :5 ' SOL aonnamr, COA‘Y‘ . T/
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craps D . a scroll which is protected by what 3? 031': QONN. anger . 8PM LI . ' ‘ ~ 7 , ' RYAh .'
in 173:”, giswmgboo‘ksouoskl; seems to he a block can obtube. . ' Phone Barnum 5586-2 ' _ '. $53!! 314156. BRIDGEPOBT ;~ _. ». , . 7 '.; 'I'he N. E.
. :«the first and :seoond As hehsnded it over. I- small boy Second-Band Ports and Tires to Fit 031‘ - - ’ Waigons 4 " as l on Office—.0”, 31:13. ' V - ‘f > ' ' ' ‘ ' ' , . ‘ ’ 1 ' - - ~ro\‘ 5mm
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