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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 29, 1924 · page 14

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ter around like a dog. \Vhen ati

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Stan: and 3.): master went in. he
‘Xolmd i Icnt straight to the
fl{a‘uyneraii I nce room, \VllCl‘C a.
fucret scs an “us bling held. His

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and then made a
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en, and his master “ ent inside.

Billy expect-o to follow. but the
- was slammed in his face.
h be “as so close at his mas—
‘ . o heels that tne closing door lut
§fi horns.
Wen \ml. ‘lr. Or derly I I'll stay
-de and lis. en at the keyhole.
‘when I hear )ou coming. I'll lie
.' so you Will fall over me and
‘mmpety-bump to the foot of the

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,. to waiting for the orderly to
, Billy discovered that by keep-
“ his ear to a cmck in the door,
-uld hear distinctly all that was
'in the room. for the General'a
carried wonderfully well.
- ends and comrades." said the
.7). addressing those in the
“a spy has just brought me
. ormation that the Germans
ing to build new fortifica-
and trenches in the hope of
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‘rlun'I want her to know."

l'c-n in ltis face.

i said “ hiningly.

ov FRANCEfi TQEGO MONTGOMERY

ILLYWHIJ‘KERJ‘

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“:11 sorry immediately,
It
fink I understand." she re-
ccidiy. She was battling with
herself.

"\‘l'i‘mre is \‘ioict.
he nskcd.

"i told her to Sta) in my bed-
room. I don't think she should be
Eng-re." She paused. "She doesn't
why you haxe been away. I

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m} little girl .

liis head dropped. l‘nin was writ-
.tl! I want is another chance." he
"Say you'll give it to
me."

(To Be Continued.)

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procure the mop and drauings of
those plans, it would save hundreds
of lives, {or we would turn our bat.
ter'res upon them before they could
build and shelter themselves in their
fortifications and trenches.

"To get these plans will be a. most
hazardous undertaking, With grave
danger of loss of life to whoever
docs it. Such being the case. I do
not wish to choose any one for the
task. but it any in this room feel
called upon to volunteer to do this
thing {or their coumry's good. I
shall be glad/to accept his offer and.
wish him Godspeed and a. safe re-
turn.

And such was the love of those
men for their country and for their
General that every hand went up
to signify their willingness to try
to get the papers or to die in the
attempt.

 
 

“Thank you. gentlemen. [or your
brave response. And since every
man here has offered his .rvicee.
I shall have to decide who is it to
be by casting lots. Li -utenant Storm-
bridge. hand me your hat. Into this
hat I will put slips of paper, every
one having a number on it. and the
man drawing that marked 'one' will
be the man for the task."

“'hen the slips were prepared and
in the hat. one by one the men
walked up to the table with the 'hat
on it. turned their back to it and
reaching around, took out a slip.
In this way no one could possible
see what slip he war. drawing.

(Tomorrow we shall find out who

"I'm sorry to have to call you

in the basement is running all over
the piece end I thought you'd like
You told me (0 tell you
when it. carted to ferment."

”Tm sorry to bother you, dear but
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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation Co.

LONG Dianne—i? TRUCKING
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwalk

PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING

'26 Concord St. Phone 291
South Norwalk

N. '1'. OFFICE
20! \ ’. 20th St. Chclsco 3050

 

 

fender
Gle nb rook, Conn

Here Your Car different? Hove
or submit some data on color
schemes and coats. Your tn-
qutry will be valued.

VEI'I' The Automobile Pointer
Maple Avenue, Glenbrook
Phone 71676 4.

 

 

 

DR. THEODORA
SHREITER

7D “'ashlngton St. Phone 1632
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATEIE‘STS
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATES AND
SHO‘VERS.
SIASSAGE—SPINA'L
TREATSIENTS.
Netureopethlc Treatments Care
tor All Ills Except Contagious
Diseases

 

 

 

OLD CARS ,
Sell Your Old Cars to the

BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKIN G CO.

1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and center Sta.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

Phone Barnum 5686-2
Second-Bend Peru and Tires to Fit
Any Make of Car.

.11. BAXTER
Demeter

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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SEE BETTER

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"Our perfect knowledgo'ot optometry
enables us to act as eye authorities
in whom you can lime perfect con-
fidence. "

433?: Mr, Foresight
EYES EXAMINED
Prescriptions Filled
. WILLIAM J. MOORE.
—or'roimrmsr—
Kaela: 3:13. 3155 Wishingtoi: SI.

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Gray Wool Blankets i l
The same as sold and adn'. ’ .
vertised by John Wana— § PIGGLY VVIGGLY
maker ,

' $3 75 , 12 MAIN smear

Alexander’s I noiWALx. CONN.
GOOD‘VI LL FURNITURE

50 80. Main St. Phone 3560

 

REFRIGEEATURS
on. s'rovss
GAS RANGES

Sold at lowest prices,
all hausehold goods.

87 No. Mam' St.
Opp. Congregational

 

 

and convince yourself.

M. Gutkowsky
' Phone 419

 
 
 

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s'iyiepii‘s
«Clothes

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PLATES

PRIVATE INING ROOM 3
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uisin ' matter how difficult. by *Nep-n-

Ex‘ceuent c a " Min". 1 also do both fixed and

Dancing Every Evening retriever-1e bridge: at reasonable
Barton Post Road

 

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South Non-walk. Conn.’

102 Washington Street
Phone 3138 lion”.- 9- a l’. at.

 

South Remain, Conn.

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FOR THE SPRING

Phone 2978

 

 

ELECTRICAL GlFTS

THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.

11 North Main Street

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common
SHOE STORE

Undo-Date Footwear
a. Green. ,Prop. 4 ,
(Formerly with Me: Levy)
5m to! the M Fm,
_ Moderately Priced ‘
use. Main 9:. So soc-rank. ‘

“’12 ARE AGENTS .I-‘OR
_ Ambler Asbestos Shingles
Berber Asphalt Shingles & Roofings
“Smooth Asphalt Shingles and
Rooting:
Boa-mg Asphalt. Shingles -& Rootings
And qpply some as ramble costs.

The Norwalk

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WILLIAM W: DAWSOIIV, Jr.

—Al'l(.‘ HITECT—
Phone 3339

SOC-Tl! NOR\\'.~II.K, CONN.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

OLDSMOBILE ‘
m: m LmCD $89

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F. S. LYON

JOB PRINTING
South Rorwalk.

s'ren &: DAVIS
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A v 3 Pat. Office
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