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F. S. LYON
FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1925. THE EVENING SENTINEB'
Summer!
Wherever
Through studies for the
What next?
you go during
vacation and whatever
boys want.
. ‘. you’re going to do there,
here are the clothes you
Summer play suits-
Sunday suits—bathing
suits—camp
suits—regula-
tion Boy Scout outfits.
All the fixings—boys’ a11-
lcather shoes, $5.
Boys' canvas shoes,
leather trimmed, crepe-
rubber soles, $3.75.
lRocnns Pun: Coltrane?
Broadway Broadway Broadway
at Liberty at Warren at 13th St. 6
"Fine
Herald Sq Convenient rim: Ave}
at 35th St. Gel-am" at diet Sh.
“New. Iorh CW ‘ ‘
1
power was undisputed. and one
Robert, Jr., add Philip LaFollcttc, sons of the dead senate
are going tooarry on in Wisconsin, where their father’s politic
oitlioiuinaybeaeandldatcinti
specialelecflcncelledsoeleaasucccssor.‘ [impishercsesn
after which they will llie at the
bridegrooms home in Winter Park.
Fla. Mr. Bacheller moved to Flor-
ida when his place at Thrush Wood
Park here was burned to the
ground.
(Boston Transcript.)
“I suppose you get a. lot of pleas-
ure out of your garden."
"Oh. ye's. suto . riding girl so
forth."
ABSOLUTE RELIEF
FROM INDIGESTION
An absolute arid guaranteed rec
lie! is now available to all suflcrerl
from indigestion. dyspepsia. iiatu-
lence. gas and other stomach dis-
o.rders
ABSO- DIGEST is an appetizing.
clear red liquor-a .resl health-
buliding tonic. a wonderful aid to
digestion. Try it today and you will
recommend it to your friends to-
morrow.
Ask Simeon-Powell Corp. in So.
Norwalk and Darien. llicNichoi's
Drug Co.. Inc. in Norwalir. or Gil-
bert's Pharmacy in Noroton about
ABSO-DIG and the money-back
guarantee w h cause with each
bottle.- -Adv.
at her tether.
“Nothing. Nootawe—eacept that
yonarstosaytohinithatlenithe
one to whom he must coins—for
what he seeks.”
Pierrot bent over and caught her
smiling. The sun went down. His
heertsanhwithitlihe ooidlead.
l'roni has hats to Planet's cabin
out within half a hills of
beaver-pond. a doses miles
from where Pierrot lived: and it
was here. on a twist of the crash
in which wahvco had caught iish
Bush hid-Tom
it was a splendid night that fol-
lowed. Perhaps Bares would have
sieptthronghitlnhisnestonthe
topctthedainiithsbacon sinell
canyon. the deeper forest had held
a tread tor hiin. especially ataighi.
again. in the glow of it Bares lay
trussed up like an indian papocse.
tied into a balloonshaped ball with
bahiche thong. his head alone
showing where his captor had cut
a hole for it in the blanket. He
was hopelessly caught—so closely
imprisoned in the blanket that he
could scarcely move a muscle of
his body. A few feet away from
bins Ilc'l‘aggart was bathing a'
bleedinghand inebasinctwater.
Thorn was also a red streak down
the side of lic'l‘aggart’s bullish
neck.
“You little devil!” he snarled at
Bares. “You little devili"
He reached over suddenly and
gave Beree's head a vicious blow
with his heavy hand.
“I ought to heat your brains out
-and i believe ! willi"
(1's be continued)
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LINCOLN doon'crn. so. 4. o. v.
A. M.
At a meeting to be held this even-
ing several important matters will be
brought ‘up and every member is
urged to be present. The degree
team has a rehearsal scheduled and
ing term will be elected and refresh-
ments will be served.
A Fling At Visiting Motives.
(Parsons. Kan. Republican.)
Relatives are people who come to
visit you when the weather gets too
is also preparing to hold a sail to hot for thorn to do their own cook-
1038 blood. Oihcers for the ensu- - log.
ANlCE COLD 3
TH f
WRATH!
. r.u Illil’lé‘
lumertirne can't stay mad very
.ong in the vicinity of a nice cool
oath. Turn on the cold water
turn off the perspiration. take a
:old shower and cheer up a bit
Remember what folks shy about
the plumbing shops being the
place to so for your every plumb-
ing need. They are telling you “
the truth.
Thg‘Nash, Remand & {.72
Dean Co. i‘ '
2 l'lax Hill Road
* l
V ' can. rri-rss all. deco-area 1,? Cl" II I d Ioutll Norwalk ‘ l .
‘ ' Y ONE 2e " ° i‘ if“ ’ 7:.
. FRIDA ' J 338333;: a. fig; ”323%.: um A LOVE IPlcN THE FAR NOW W E
l Friday' a Best Futures 33» r. £34” on. Wright. mi. by Oeubleeey. Page I oe. " g.
. wuhil’lu’ ,0... 3...: ”'3‘ a... 7;“, ; "3...." mm. (Central Standard 11m) «sass. son or Kafaur a Vitgai'llil Pie on was Welt. tho Wu one. '1.
Where . ”fillet... film-l ' "‘ W" "‘ °' T“ ""l' Mme. Jeannette ~.
rr's row 0 o: h P. X. " ' V
. . inn“... wool“... ml» aw; mm l M ,fm‘fi. 334.": l‘lfl':..“§i.t.‘§”:l.‘ll‘. is south loin so... ;-':
Discussion of Methods Goes on As Winter 3‘ ;. ._wl....'. . l “7""- M" 0 stars m. in. a mum distant souls Norwelk. coin. , :
Wheat Moves Into Market 011 Broker (Bum mum SN" “m, g? ’5 3:“? ‘ 3': ”mm'm ”deter. “”‘l “”4"" i“ '°"‘ “ ‘ '°“
e 0., ”ng'gfiofggm .021 P; :flpcm. l m“ " "”3“” and linen seeot light. a mu. Pure ’lliread Silk
Blames U. S. Reports in Measure for 9500 r. u—um nurwn owl uioo ‘- u . l «m 1%"? mass: mul- at will w- oluuni Chilton or "calm Will!“
Fluctuations ’ ’ m i.l~l;.°:__3url°:,“ggl *1me- -a0 “" flyi’ ' 0 Mi. is!“ ' [is led ”w” " ‘3' "mm ”m“ “l“ M'M
7Eso ='. u‘. Hobsoblln tol'!- gm E if" um l ° thstitwas very quiet.
; . ,we- . l. . ' l m. 6"“
B J C no ' r: 3‘38 5' L5,“? llliflm 3% P5: PM“ l who golden 5:0” .- "‘ no “1"“ 3"“ ”I“ "l HOSIERY
‘ _ y j ' ‘L ml to liilto advantage of opportunity §g§8 i,‘ fifllfi’fil‘f: 'i‘rio. 1° P‘ 31,—3.1 ‘gdm' I Toucrt's “mm were dab“- ‘m a. .m up . an“, 0: $1039
bpecial kol‘l'cspoudcnt oi to insure ills rrlurns through dealing 01300 ; 33—41" 30303“ “nor. in ”,0 "£1.“ Had”: "a ‘0 NW.” and d W halt-grown Mldfll. but Ill" 0" All shades in vogue
The l-Ivcnlng Sentinel. in grain fullll'l‘S. That is. he does ' J51, . “of“... [liar-flat '30"... 3530;]; M.-—- usual“ “may of M [other lull?» m coped Min. 30 pursued I rabbit .-
' .. (Copyright, 1025.) not go into the market when prices “00 Ii 1! 0.33); #:g‘” runswioh ”5% . “mu“ fut” plotted to do that fill om all be. For an lee—i.—
blew YORK. Julie :26.-—’I‘ho grain are high and hedge against his gruln '- “.8 ”EM P' X.-— ' . W' ‘ ewe IN“ mt (I b no" I" N no hot n“ h. ,w ‘2.
markets oiiho country are giving re. crop. so that he would be sure of a 5-10 5".0’3'XXYOJBFH1N'MP' "Fun“ 1.“..an . ' W W ir ’ 3““ I loud in“ M40 "017
nowed attention to proposed regulu- guild rclurn. Then. when lho big 7:60 P. hi Dinncho cri- M 7st PW. "aflmgnjnll'arhu Ea I as A ' '0‘” M. WM" ’"m drop of blood in him thrill. He
tlons tending to curb wild speculu- sr-Illng lnovrlillr'ni comes. the large :33: 1;: fizaml’fl} #33. n 3‘30 Shfi'fil‘m aw w' W 1 ' ' "u. a“ 'II close to IoTIglfl't’l camp.
‘tion. But it has been pretty denn- visible tumult-s or what tend icinnko 33:3 3. u.o— rG-nd 331mm “night" ll" go 7% 3. Poe's: “when CHAPTER XI—oontlmled and what he heard was arabbit in MILLINERY ‘ .
iBtcly settled now that the Chicago the mark” NM” and lower. ‘ I w" NurYoll—MIP 3:33 .g— “$33,900.,” a. .mu.—-l:' worms ' w 3e chuckled egaioashe made his on. 0‘ "aunt“ m l-ls
card of Trade will make no radical The farmer not only does not 101. v . 3‘ E ' ' . - ' -
. , 7:30 P. Fri-«rm in bi 11.80 . .— inmdlis one II. u—mam Iiu‘cal came out into a httls star-lit c an
chIHKEB at present. ll‘i ll! method of low the uboye procedure but he ll 3:15 P, 1):...M'Cu 6 Curr!“ 1'0““ CM. MONTIIAHIOJ WW 0 u. w mm m. doth.” to m. “4 mm b. a. m. f‘bbu ‘Opln. m
operating. Many influential mein- - - . . .. 9:00 P. 1—hour lCW 7:00 P. -—Bnitinie s so . P. ii.— u 3%: baseball. 4°”- Nepodssasgoodubeionged
lll(llll(fl lll many tunes to resent oih- . 15 p N—4in Years in Male! Juoa’le. 7-qo p n Mount it al arched-rs 8.53 P )1 email“ through I most marvelous panto-
hers of the board feel that it is hel- m doing .0. Should another pmod .530 r.’ “4,. “,1”... m. loilo P “:4 m“ 0%.“ ,: P- . ° to him. He would have her if it
“1'10 allow ”l0 threat of some Gov- or wide mm fluctuations such :1 WW. mill—MM m . 3:5 ;:8.:Ohmswgur: flew-ea mt-Henot’s lite. And-why “um" _it m“ m” l” ‘ m’ . .
. , “l .. . W1. .. .. ',. , ‘ s:oor..-x udcalPrn ' 1: . Firm-nuns vacuum ti it i mentandhestoppedinhiatrachs. RA Polhemus
rnmentnl action to m. as .i imiiu n mum“; p.51 “inti‘l .ind spiiilg. take 6:50 0. hf—Narkeis up mg. (l W Central I! ”mm-u. no VII also easy. A Iliot on W ill bbli. Md llll e
1'“ “‘“uenco- llliiL-o, it is ill.va the Chicago Board 3/“ P M—Bmdfglmglgg: “Hm |(Eulml Slander no P. is state and one-ire. I lonely trail-lino. I Ilngle knife- ‘zm ' ra ' "1: hi
The handling of the grain market of Trade mm“. “Woke some 0, the .. .gg 1}; ll'flgnmuum mm M m. Daylight 5mm; 11“..) "dammed-i thrust—end who would know? Who 2“"! h into ‘3' “‘3'“: h t: 51 KO. mam 8m
"it“ 3‘ will.” .p”°"“7l‘l‘ “”33” ““‘“'"“‘"y “““‘”"""s “"35““ o ”Wilma-'33". 1...... war rumour-w u“ ll——)iiilsrs We '°““ ‘“°" W" “Winn“. of" m ""5: sling u ' ° r so. nonwau
:vlllfern‘ chm: . 12m. 1222.“: zli'ilomil‘: Among ””5" L‘ '4 promise] by Seii- o- as P. M.--’l'lle MlmMW TM 0 l: ; M”ll“.i’u°nl’.. Park Our-am 9-1,; x '1ng Odo-7'3“?“ “no, “a it would w“ P i'I 'l:o.::llm:tuoho'd so the: hedwwpdl
w ea or p s ’ nior Capper of Kansas that short “1““.le ions—sell: “ ‘ " ' iault. M the last time
Iteudlly to market. The lll'lcos lh° soiling be abolished. He believes $333};- fijgggfigfig Mm M P methamwn‘ "’3.” W75 ’ seen yum in bad m4. 2 “lied“ new hung half in inideir. with only PHONE 31"5 ‘
miners “‘39ch {0? ll ""d for the this would make for ii more stable 1:00 p. 31—Hour oi mm 1‘ gm 10.334.“ u-pgnos Progress. 3:38;: n—ldilh allure .yiolinist. .u momma“ III '0‘“ mu." his lilud feet touching the ground.
spring wheat. which ill” be 501d market. Members of the board as- no wimph'im goal—Mia m mgmgp—sess Nepeoso. Yes. even fiat. all. M “a a”. h. VII dancing may
later. have a his bealln. on the nur- sen, short selling is an essential iac- Zgao 1.; 2‘°_~Mlfig;m°3m;;n”'°"m mo and. ids—George wnrlil. moi: Vocal (Mountain Standard an”) told Pierrot so He had told Pier- while the noose “a“ his "a w
chasing power of the counliy at [or since. it popmits exporters and were. m roux—sins 9:00 P. lli.——usiinbcrgers Orchestra. rot m“ Vb 'm. “a“. VII lilI slowly cliched his: tedesdi. I...
large. mlllm in make contracts for future 6:00 P lL:——5lorl~ Mu-lc“ e WTAI. (norms imp—cane a“; “”3“ 3““ m th Bares gave a sort of gasp. as -' -
W hen huge IlUdntiths of when! “We...“ when thcri- a”, no 1mg, Miro, RICHMOND KILL-41M soc r. bi.--Golden Possum Oven. 10 9.x: :10.“ (Com m‘“ is coin-la . he would pay hiin ,
'uro moving to markr-l. it usually has lug sales, ’l'hl-y cont-ind if It were :32 I:- 3%.:gldSiI'RE-E’la‘lIMl" WMV. (3014313357333 double price tor furs. c°uwmunmflm§° noting-1‘ of m. 3
. depressing “TON “‘1 prices {0" that ml for short stiles. price fluctuations 31'” P- ”—111" 1 CW“ 5""‘1- 8 00 P w“K—D::‘m[1u_:5g‘1 (Pacific Coast Sllndlrd Time) “d Pierrot M ltIl'od—lild pm It a. w u . “PM .3
¢°mm°dllY- 1f Prices dl'OD "“10" would he Vl‘i'V violent and buvers °z°° P M_"°“"'°‘ 0mm" coo P M—‘Dlnnrr cancer s.oo eastern—4e” stared with that strange. stunned “" ”1”!“ in am curious "m” .
lower durlni: the winter “lwll mal- would halve difficulty in illling their e )5 12 ll" 5531““le .03.: wk. 3 03 1‘} fig? mm“ diagrams... 333 1’: Q “b”? m look in his face. like a man dared All h’ ““16 '°° '" ”m “"1”“ l =-;-
keting. it is lilmly that vehement Contmm ' céso r, iii—Stories Orvhufl-lh- 9 ° Who. 5:!" 7:00 ,3 “2mm 1...? w, b, . blow tron: . club. ”a '0 if was hopping and dancing about on . ‘
complaints will be heard from the . Another su S'°‘ ‘ . WPQATLANHC ugly—figs]. 6:30 p. M.__° m m contralto KI". m ‘3 0M. ll. did not I“ NOW“ “mom llll kind 1." in . magi puggun. . ..
, , ll size of the “1m - S silon is for stricter 0.40 P. M.I--Blnobsll res-n 7;”, p. “fin“...k“ W 6:30 p X—Chil .. Mm d Mill-lib !IINOB- ll m.’ .
“"“els- Tl” 5“” lsu (ll-vision or no . to (ii i l n . 00 1’~ 31—an ‘0- 7-45 9 M—Lulleby rims. sooio :roo Jr t. trouble it would all be Pierrots ‘3 sure
in wheat crop probably will pron-lit ‘ l’ “S n "8 0 n ‘1‘ 300 P. u—Buelull: Como. aioo r' ill—Alon. Trio. 10 00 r it—Jruellmu- cuss-ire be that he thought it some sort of
. . _ Pnco il‘l'ifll‘. At present a variety of :00 P. M.—-—’l‘rumom Orrhestrs. ' ' __ i GM.‘ 6]. Club. fault. 'l'o-inorrow lie'i‘aggart would ,
i dro this em. but the sli- . 8.16 P. bi. Whllns Kr nos mosses—w: mm in m ll ll — . ‘
user ous p 3 . ii curios . l '~ . -- 0-001"!M---Dllm“PM".m :' P. M.——0rlchesira: Harlot. ' “‘7- ' ' “- OWIl’. .
g , llood 1m iouui with no“. NO .00 P «will. start again for the haifbreeds -
nation with rogard to spring wheat m, “mm.“ of .m km. W, ”a. \w. rmmnririm—seu 9:00 p. ups. r. n. m 30 , xii-um mm... And an d Pi t did not regard Wapeos as he had 16 N0. Main St. .
t 0 “Par. . . . .. . rers ago P. M—Basoball Dinnc music. 10:00 P. M. finflaydns Oratorio. "the 10.00 P. “pm b, "an“. country. next ay srro B t .
‘3 no 5 t . . limo become very Sl‘llslllvt) to such in shrine—sees tion 4‘ b‘ I ld lid w 1 him. loom on UN fill. bun" . South Norwalk - .
The wheat farmer is seldom lm‘llll- , . , ' . Wll‘. P MD u.“ “’40 here Orchestra 3 on ya go mg g: or ‘ ‘
lopmls. homo traders way that even 6.00 9- M.—Westher. M3 ldualc. ‘ 0le .lf—Wlffldd lam 3 .13 "mm an M “an kn" ”Ill W‘M' roads mm, ~~ .
W (.memm ., T _ ems r. ii..— Mal-lets: Uncle Wi wor. caisson—«1.5 7:00 ll ll tine eating and after another m Phone 256 .. ,,
llllxloddi 1 (mp I W [5 are 7.80%0‘}. flfidflfimfenarf 13333 l: X::l%dn:go “film.” '0' roams—ecu when m "I" to ML t t ' oi hesitation be here .—_.—_—_—_—.J 7
.. nK- 3:30 p M—Glmlldo mm curl-mus iSoo Aim Prue Ginger Hour. 9, 1;. mfiamz w MM . Until the next to the last day men or we _ 2
“My impression is that the present 3388 ; §"§v3°u?'&.fi§£u 0 st. mo. CHICAGO—“7.5 .. ”Q3; )1. " Pun-or “1d nothing go "CDC.“ 9“ “9°“ lill WW- ;
$3.13"; :lililltlllligmrlgitimln Depairt- 0:30 P. u do". “35?." 3:?)ng d-zfilimfilul’ld‘u“ dub. 10:30 P. “.3“ u. about '1!“ had ‘ .1! MW.“ toygeusnaronn hlillomill‘lidcrwmo‘; 7 fl f
.- gr 5 8 WW 3- wm HILLADILPHIA 4.5 mo . — on y w 6 Rain. '
lacious." Jesepli Jackson. who rep. 7380 P ll—DMM DIdlLV 0W1“ 8:30 P. lib-Mum!“ 000‘" bf, FUN“ sum l‘l'd'l'iom lilli‘l “d m. “cm u m h“ run m. )3.“ 'u the on. ggt ,'
*‘ resents a large Board of Trade firm. :1: ’1: $733333. l‘filnf'd’em 9:” P. :ywwto‘lill‘dA’dofdhd; . "m “hem mo makmcy.’ 11?; it; ”1: h”. -d n ll ("than from the camp. Beside . . ‘1
Ev r b d ’ said today. "They use a changing 0-00 P- lip—Morning 01‘"? Club. 6:35 15. fi—ghgfifn'l ”63:93: MA. ' Illd .Vh; gtgdm;:“;$ a: the smouldering GOIII of hid in .l y lgg y I
e y 0 y S plur. lThm lSIlll) jsuch thing “le nif‘fi-M‘ificfifl'fifi’flvm‘ 353% p2 33:13.34? m Mu; “jigmusuteucc magnesium-welt would rather u. you out “I." he sat with his blot to I it“. .
O . (1 mpg iii: par. ‘:i r 5 par illltl not i- ‘e‘l P x—Tuabeiry Eninri era. 10:0 A. — "I ‘ “"1 Imokllil hlI black pipe and dream- .
En10ylng Radio “,‘g m“ Th" ,€l°"°_r"“‘°““ am" ‘ H ing covetousiy of Nepeesc. when 0001) 630033133 :
T . S , 33“}.Llin’é"Lilli:i.i;‘.‘.‘.‘".'.".§;‘.3§“3;‘§3 2 Hurt m A... J “N H MOSS ..... ......... w u... m... L... =
_ _ 3 . .. , . , . had the es ‘-
hls ummer. claim to estimate “hat the Govern- Crash 1n Greenw1ch I m" Bu” no has" .
. m, . . . ’ sirstohunt. Hewastcofuli. But ‘
. lnr‘nt “ill show, do .is Much as to n. no.“ u “d out of the "All“ POPULAR PRICES i
Broadmnng programs are :nfiiimo iliiiilnialzlinlnliou (lfl'utal'lEtUla‘ BACK STAMFORD. June 26 (Special)— ”‘0“. enjoying immune}, m. ...
. . Ul'S KS ally Ill" {ll'l‘V 0 . a " ‘
better—deroreception h has been :lmgwmd that the Two men were injured, one believed “mu,” um a. golden 310' of 12 Mam Street ll,
lsclearer than ever Board of Trade 31‘! n limll on the seriously. lust night when an auto- the night. He was followingarab- ..
in. Norwalk Conn
. before. daily fluctuations of grain prices. lhe mobile drivm by Herbert. Moody. bit run when he came to I D fii 2
. ldl‘il lwingyilmi if ii-ude were con. Sound mm]. crashed into a tree in where two tailed logs left a trail \ __.‘ “i
. ARE . . ll tll lined wiilllil L‘Pl‘lfllll limits. their ‘ ._ 1 1 ‘ 1 Milton no widerthanhis body. 3. sun”, {7. .
you 11113:st a . 3 would not be an incentive to mulllp- (”.0011“ch } ls compaii Oils. ' . ed through: something tightened .— 1" if
pleasure of radio entertain- ululion, which might mum.- whom to H l f Million Donal“ Marty and Charles R. Taylor. 8180 Milwaukee Man Elect. about his neck: there VII I dud-I ,1; 1
men: these summer nights? llllCtullie ton Cents .'l. Iliulitll or over a of Slillliil Bmlcli. were hurt and were . f I don snap—1 I'llh II tho IIDlluI T; :g; E
J t h d in a single dal Cargo on Boat Was lukou n. the Stamford hospital. ed PreSIdent 0 11- n. “laud 1mm its “trigger”— A J C011. C ::;: 5,
“E baa. my°u_ ear m“: it jy, also hug; Psiml lllJl illl li"ll[;l . f l“ .' Marty was badly injured. the extent letnatlonal at S t gnd Bares was ierhed 08 hi! to“ O 0 Ins Os "',3 ‘
ndlommtsosoodmalmr? linllf‘rfi be compound to pay the Destlned or 31118 of which has not been determined. ' | ' w suddenl that 3;. had no an. ”e-
, . -. ’ 70 N it Ms
Dontbefoolcd.Getyourself same margins as the small dealers. Summer Residents 'l‘uylnr suffered cuts and bruises. Paul Conventlon to ”mum. “ to 'hu 'u hep- 011 in Street,
.11 up-to-date radio set and it costs an outsider 10 cents u buslic'. Moody was arrested on u charge of polling. south Norwalk ‘:
wiovauulebestdancemuslc :.9.:*‘=::1.:..?".33:33:12. “:33 Email"; m... um- m m» .. his mm: «M .. - .
md hill“: enticrtammcnt’ 0‘ houses during the height of last win. —A rum $.\ll(‘ll;‘lll€ bricked by mill- ~J°hll H. M0“ 0‘ Milwaukee was WIN “a a“ nut momwt h. Phone 747 2.".
Walfyouhke- ir-r‘s slluri. The bu; lrudorsui-c not ions of dollars ai lhc command ill Danbury Has LoweSt elected President of the Kiwanis Iri- 3331:3333 figwlgflfi: 5' .‘ F;
- compelled lo pui. up such ii largo French and British financiers and lo ternaflonal at the final oehslon of. ' . i 3;
At my .ROVA store you Will margin since HWY 80 ulong letting operating in the Ifnltod Slims Per cent' 0f Flre SS the organisation convention h.“ to- his unseen“ 111'“. mm- TO? the COMI ETE HOUSE :
mtg.md1cvuTtCtYOf1-dmbl° ”‘3 Proms “T will“ (10315 curry olll- through the influence of “'9‘“th l~lgureu compiled by “‘0 \‘uiional day 350.": bit; whwfill at? kwe!on
. 39 an co 50115: comPC‘ crs. Ncccssliy for them to put up Americans in sevorul instances of f .. . '1‘,‘ f ' ‘ .. ‘ _ m anc gs u V e a re
tent salesmen to tell you all 10 cents a bushel margin or more high SOt‘llll liilil political ironllectiOiiS. 1:0": lil‘olllbll‘ll‘lV? h:'dnd‘?‘r:Lttfwlfipsfhgx niolildl oglitclrisnc‘llldzd lllosill’ultlelrr-mnol. m. “shtgf ggd fight,“- about hig FURNISHINGS
about them Tms to suit if the market seemed gelling out of is rex-mlml in the ship's papers or {lu‘ 0’; We ~10“; or am: ('l‘iy in the Tsyiory Montreal vlc‘eopresideul‘ 'And h. pointed to the tall spruce hock. When its snapped at thewirs
minme_ . hand would place :i decided dumber the schooner Cherie. ii wns disclos- 2:30 durhlirr ills W‘M‘ ””4 The Henry} Heinz Aildnts. treasurer: lino" which tho prlneosg mother ad hung the weight of his body to .
' . . . on ‘ihe rxu-ni of their Olloidtlons. it ed ycslerdul. illollmrm u-us coined per "Tm. is MSM l'm the totnl value and James 1". Neal. Walla Walla. lay.“ the ground,ths sapling would bend .'
DontmmmBfinccntmm' is “finned" 0" ”1° Minna "0:”! ““h a 11"” mm. of [lip buildings and contents in- Wash. vicc~president. Taylor and 0311811151}. “‘1 then—in ltd I'I- ‘
Ian 1', Nm - iii those hills lll'iJ likely to ion dollur cargo or high grade ll- . . . -. . ' ‘ bound—would mi km for u; lil-
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ROVA RADIO CORP lie ii (‘llli‘pgollL‘y cross. The major- the rum room (ii the 1. cderiii L‘ulld' Wlnhuryis per cent. of 10“ was dance we,“ to Petersburgh, Vn.. "mm mom” ll!- rioully he ltrugglod. It VII I RANGES
...__ --- -_ ,- __ f "y 0: "ommlmon houso'men ,"nd ing..‘”°' l 3 H 'sh , d h “5:. while lhal of cities of nearly Clubs winning first prizes for tho Nun.“ ind m“ uttm‘w‘m‘t wool. tho! tho “QUINlIOId him.
Curie-y Bldg. Store No. 7 bfl'ul" exports ”9°13“: the; are con- “”1““ ”f.‘ " r‘”“ "n “cm the Nlll’le lec was considerably lligh- greatest amount of community serV— But her . " lild blgs in a few moments more it must . .
Stamford llllelll ille fiil'lllcb is going to get a liquor owners urchin. illo'llfll‘lds .of m That of New London was 4’25: ice we” Montreal and hieplewood and darkoryand thorfl'a: ‘ do: have broken—but Ho'l‘aggart hld And All House Furnish-
133. Main St” iii-idgl'port ruiilymllod l.Cmm {or his “heat this use. gm c'rillmont oiliifintl‘u: illis Milli}; Norwillk. 34:7; _\‘.,,.“.ich_ 33:9 and club of South Orange. N. J. in h" didah which Pierrot had heard llllnl Tho Factor caught up ing Goods at Lowest
lvdl- ‘ ° ' “s “o as ”1”?" P” .m a Simulord. 3.57. '“fl Montreal was chosen for the 1926 his blIukot and I heavy luck II . .
~——-'——--—--—'— million dollar inilgn “ml intended _ _‘__ convention 30'“ ”on "I". before. Eli. stood )1 ll M town“ ”I. “an n Prices.
L'IIGE R. ll. llEORGANlZATION. for wealthy resident:- nt lliilnc sum- ' up‘ when lio hId done. and sin I'll :23 ‘ rabbit those ,5
—-—-—-—- mcr resorts. residents “us (‘\lll(‘ilCPd by the pa- . named nugg- to him, Nan ind m M G tk _
NEW YORK June :6 (AP).-— That the cargo of the Cherie had new naming the consignees. All of Il’Vlll Bacheuer a. locked suite .0 much , ‘ loundr-ho in" that. Path!" O ll owsky : 1:
Early adoption of the reorgaiiizatlbn been already purchased by Maine the liquor is of lhu highest, quality. A gh w d ,A a “nu“. “a Mt'l m. 'm Marat—I lynx, I fun. I young 87 North mm mm . {i
plan im- the Chicago. Milwaukee and w ill 01', e 8 gal“ deep-shadowed with fear and un- wolt— . OPP- Soldlere Monument .51
Sr. Pal-l Railway, and termination of 0|!de II hmwatched no, Vhllo It VII the wolf he thomt of Phone ‘19 3
the rmd'; leadership. was recom- LaFotlette BOYS Hope to Fotlaw x onsmwrcu. June 26—Iern8 m “M 0,, in“, m. “Wu“, iii-st when he sawBaree at the end '
mended yesterday by the St. Paul Bachelier. author of "Eben Holden." ‘0'“ m Bela. o! a. m H. droppgd in. blanket ~
hondliolders’ protective committee "Silas Strong." "The Days of Poor “4 m a. club. 11 mm m .1
m mud... n. mm... o. .h. it; Eatherf s _S_hpe,s in Wisconsir mm”... m m, NW w... :3. u. .ofluamuuglfi m mm mm“. or m m
adjustment program. known books. who formerly maln- ' 14°” “t, u m been 1." “mm". Bares .33
tained a iar estate at Riverside hint. 8' h“ ”a the 1°“ "1 Bush Keep C001 ”3
so ' Ilo’l‘assan's eyes. H. m hm would have died as surely as We . :.
this place. was married fiesta-3;: m thrill m M“ 'l "I“. D00. “a died. With the club 'th
afternoon to Mrs. Mary So ace. "3‘“ - W1 8.
West 79m streel New York City. He had caught the desire ofabeut "m“ °"’ “1' h‘“ ““3"“ W -
widow of Frederlck A. Sollace. who in licnggert‘s tees. abutment. “W ill “I”. ”I. I“; ll"- th' eshnghouse 5
died in 1918. The ceremony took oiled him It fli‘lt. But now—he white- pped "1" 'n .1“ black Electric Fan
piece at the bride‘s homo. Dr. Rich- was not trighiened. He was un- “m' ”“- 3 n no Volt A. O. : 5.3.
ard Eddy Sykes of Canton. N. Y.. easy. but his hands were clenched. ‘ "m movemen ° ex- 220 Volt D O «I A
and president of St. Lawrence uni- inn-nun mgumggmoldgfln‘ chalets; :11; gill :zrult‘hefilfizifl . .
varsity officiating- ~nre. At last Ne eeee turned and - ~
It is the cc and mun-is e of Mr. p have looked ahead to the daysthat NORWALK ELECTRIC
c s earns and sat down beside hiin
Bacheller. whose first wife was Miss “Ill. .t llll test. '9" to “n“- h. '0‘!“ 31". ma COMPANY
Anna. Delmar Schultz of Brooklyn. «3. is coming tomorrow. ms the a“ 11 No. Mom' 81:. Phone 2978 ‘1
whom he married in 1893 and who . ——
., charlO. he said. 'Whatshalllteli
died in 19-4. The wedding was at- hi 3" CHAPTER XII r
tended by only the immediate 3'
friends of the couple. They left on “0 Wino" lips VIII Nd- 3” fill! all hour later Bulls Hm I
a. motor trip through flew England eyes shone. But she did not look gun's drs was burning brightly ONE THINGS SURE. I
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