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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 29, 1914 · page 9

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; million the small voice of his mnsclence
. nod strode on.

. no they took it taxi to the Manx

- woiuun stepped to the desk and ill a

I York."

~any appointment I shall milk".

V in Stratford Inna IW..estport The shot-‘-

, . when he would be able to announce

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THE MASTER KE'Y

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“There was that check from 150' '

rutnt"~
. "I. saw you myself are that check lio-
Wlikerso " said the cook soothing]!

‘giiut‘phti doesnt change Cicero any. .I

You‘ve got to get to fill! Francine.
and you w busted. " Tom has pulled
u-lrfml- old deem poke Ind from it
h lilicd on. the. table a few hundred dol-
Isis.
”Just as soon as you get tibia. John,”
bu, sl'd husliily, “you take this {honey
not not in i risco. I‘iud Ruth. That's
nilthut mutters-dlndthut little girl.
"Hurry!" he whispered. “Wilkerson

' l<i Hoon9 ”He‘sbcen gone statewide-

II "tt-rllootl.‘
”Hunt sin listllr hurt." said John
'lrllrr’st‘upidiv. Then Kline under-

wood (but he must take desperati-
v :t-usitri-s.
Fifteen Ilninutes inter Don- was

Iminding dovm the rand toil-mi Silent : .

\‘ttlioy His head wns roughly blind-

need. his chest but! been tr, hill stroll-
lretl uith the ripped woolen blnuket.
Mild in his nostrils was the pungent
odor of ammonia. He was at lust
ownin- lillt'] knew that in his 'pot-kot
\l'fis a tlitulsnntl dollars itl gold. All
hour inter ht- boarded the Sunset ex-
press and automatically paid his titre.

bought his l‘ullmnn ticket and, not- '

withstanding the porter's earnest in-
quirv its to his injulies. Went to bed ill
silently as he arrived in Sun Francisco
ii tiny litter.

l.xuiiulit ill his triumph Wilkerson

One thought now mus
tot-9d his every notion-me must reach
tutu Francisco and Jean Dnrneli.
'Jeln Darnell! The woman-who gill.
mi hint to the depths of his innermost
""uln
[91m Dorm-ll and the “Master Key!"
Arrived at the station he unlit9 her u

Wliq lei Wiggoghco
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399% a com hint-om twin?
i trust! and entered the car.
9 o of- 4" 91' o "
l' non their in So Fru ”
iii-s. Darnell not how dwhich

liilldt.‘ during ll». WW ”Mt
would stop at a loss pretentious hotel
than the St. Francis. whom thecbunces
or her plans being spoiled by chunco
file-Pill)” with the tent Everett or per

taps John llorr were too great. And

\ word with Druiie and the older

lmn bold hand wrote:

‘iirs. Darnell and daughter. New

Quickly she turned to Ruth and; fol
lowing the loud or the beliboy; escort-
e-i her townrd the elevators.

No sooner but! they removed their

 

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(Continued IMP! First Page.)
.litil, :l Milieu asked about flue ulu‘Pl'
t'tvmtuissloner Pearle said:

“i It-nuld rather not say anything
just now. i do not take otilre until
.iuns.alld it Is rather early to discuss
As

 

:9: i have not appointed anyone."
.-_\sit‘ul “miner he intended to 'ive
:ihe jail he smiled and said
‘,‘Oh i don't know The sheriff has

to be at the jail a good deal. you

know, but i have a nice home in Fair-I
held and Fail-field is a good place to

We. Don't you think so?"

However, prominent Republicans in
llanbllry are assertingibst Matthtlw

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- F'. Shepard. o! Belhoi and Hello is-

 

“Thulbiri iu nick, and on mutt hurry
. her to u hospital!" -

a run at the door interrupted their talk

2899 who it ig'L compiled Mrs
Bullion to w mid.

“no .iuttisr Nut-lied with' u thiexrul'n
from Hurry Wilkerson ruins that ha
wus on his my and would join them'
soon. ..

 
 

' [lid to r re our
its: the di hour

Ills wus melted in tar-bud u ’

wildly. 2 '

Manned in tomorrow‘ 9 Bumble!”
’fihown at Club Theutrs ,WuIdI §

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SHFHWARD- alumni“). l
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Clint-min: Homo Wedding roi- Tool
Popuhr Young We.
iii‘ the marl-inn of Morton W. $.19-
purd."mn of Mr. and Mrs. George

lam! and Miss Clad” lieitnire dull gt:-
tel of Jolmi. “chairs or Danbun.
two prominent. families or this vici-
nity were joined in relationship. The
col-cmony' limit pint-9 in. six o'clockf
Saturday evening at the honie or the
bride's farther. 400 Main street. Dun-
bury. and was performed by Rm

Episéo psi church. The best man was
Alfred Hodshon. of Danbury. tot-trier-I
ll? of this cits, and the bridesni’uid
was Miss Elizabeth llogels. of DIM-
bury.
The Episcopal serum- was used and '
brido was Riven in marriage by
her hither. John C Bellini-c. Tho cer9-;
many took place

tho other rooms of titn house was
profusely decorated with 'r;mthcrn l
sniilnx. The bride and bridegroom
stood during the ceremony beneath{
a bower formed in ferns, southern'
smilnx and loses, llnd besides the
best man and bridesmaid. were at-
tended by a flower girl. Miss Knth-
erino Kirby, of Westilslil. N. J_.. sndI
a page. William-lamina. - also of:
Westfleld, both causins of the bride.
As the wedding party approached the.
bower the. Bowmnn— Lane orchestra
played the Wedding march from Wag-

‘ners f‘Lohengrin" and duriur,r and

after the ceremony Mendelssohns
wedding much

.- The bride was attired in a gown of
“white sutin, trimmed with duct-lean-

 

w. Scott has been altered the position
of jailer at Bridgeport and that. he is
seriously considering, it. if he accepts
he will move his family and live
in the apartments non occupied by
Shelli: Volilner's inmily in the Jail.
it is reported that sheriff-elect Passe
has decided upon all or his appoint-l

' ments of deputies and jail atheists

uith a £935 exceptions. The only reu-'
son tor delay in announcmg the plants
is the unsettled condition of main in
Bridgeport. Stratlord and Westpor't.
-The Republican town committee
cannot agree upon the men to be nan!-
«ed for deputies from Bridgeport and
tack ct harmony is also said to exist

iii-elect said today he did not know

his appointments .

 

~41be you instill
You haven't. .9!-

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ot‘ lie home of the hrldézr'gohi‘ '9 pp r‘. ~
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iacn_ and wore a tulle veil fastened
with orange blossoms. She carrlod ti
shower honouei or lilies of 'h". val-
icy. The bridesmaid were a gmm of.
pink silk. with a “bite iac- mph
drains and carried a silo-Iver bouquet
Iol.’ pink roses. ' ~

The flower girl was attired in pink.
with ‘whlto; over-dress and the page
r cm a while still: with blue cost. The
,mwer girl and page carried between,I
them .3. beautifiul basket of stepharin-x
tis

Mrs. Georee' F. Shepard. the‘ moth-
91-3. of the bridegroom wore 9, gold
colored gown with black not over-
dross. Mrs. M.‘ A. Beltaire. grand-
mother or the bride. was uttir9d in'
white satin. with blot-k 1999. over-
dross.

After the c9remom a wedding
hint-h wimp servcd.t1ie Hotel Green
catering. rind 'sbont nine o'clock. the
ill-trio and bridegroom departed in
automobile for South .Norvmik.

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, . firm-non they pmeeded to New York.
. They will make

. wedding tour.
tllrbtwh "if: ‘soufli d will. 'xo‘urn" '9
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I i Yellow Ticket"

I‘proauction or "The Rose
; diam-ho." was shown at the Cantor
: l'l‘iieatrss yesterday.
iihe Rancho." with In uli- Musco coat

wraps in the luxuriol! apartments thutl .

' long trip scum they l;

Ill-l-
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STAMFOED THEATRE
“’I‘ho Yellow Ticket"
The Yellow Ticket.” 9 now dram

‘ Iby Michael Morton will be the slime

'tlonrai the Stamford Theatre, New

This is the play which followed "wnn-1
iin The Law" at. the Ellipse Theatre,

Iran's matinee um ulsht’lsn'. lag.

\‘ew York city, after the holidays lust
:season and reinstalled until late the
tIfollowing summer It was produced
" Iby A H Woods in the conviction lbut

 
 

 

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When Loyd Brayton was graduated ‘
tron college M'lnz nouns, he thought
he would like to so weut Ind become;
a rancher 80 he bought. a sheep
runch with a good home on it until
well-M911. Then he settled himself
to wait for his sheep to [raw and their

I'M Not-walk Congregational;

 
 

 

 

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AND JILL.
Benefit Day Nursa’y

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Chungh.
WEDNESDAY 3 oclock p m.1

 

itiehurd (‘olcmavt is rounding uf- .

it would be u ““9"“ “I “3 "’9'“ wool “stand out thick on tbuir sides. 3m several um illness 2
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to the general public as use is: pro-
decessor, It the Ellipse, "Within the
1m" fits this: incident: or the
:dramu have been taken from life in
modern Russia. and the author spent
some time in St. Peiersburg in order
to acquire the proper ultnospliere with

contain it) a surprising degree.
I "Your Play.” sold it fellow .pliiy-
wright in Engiund to Mr Morton, utt-'

: lcr running the manuscript of “The B t.” did ’t M to be! rebel.

l d lswithRus ‘1 ‘ " W "o 1’ 0 l. duughtnr in... s n
um“ y as ruched her she drew u inrtst. cunghtl m
the nicer by the horns and held on to i

Isis... it is Russia.’ This. declares the
author. is the highest compliment.
which he has received so fur for his
work

in the company which will inter
pret Mr Morton's drums. in stuml‘ord
will be seen prominent pluers.

Matinee will start at 3 p m 89
jcure your souls now. This is the ills
tINsw York, Philadelphia. Chicago and
.‘ Boston success.

 

HALL.
“Thu Bargain" Coming.
The drill. of the lanky-Balance pir-
1tares to be released. a magnificent
of The

“The ROI"! of

of piunru headed by Bunnie Burris
rule and produced b3 the Jesse ‘L.
insiiy Fouturo Piuy Company. i'ius
tilt-cu hailed as the tritium of pet»?
tectnesu in nlmdoiu. und pvtniueu to
(route A new vogue in unier “Tito
nasal-9r uts‘limcno" was mien by
haunt ‘solmo ind nichn ill-R9,:
! Tull). sud unloved a run 1"?) M:
iii \‘u YIlorh pndI unity

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”your £299 «10’0ng

Broudwuy luv to file
”the... ‘ 5. iii To
allotment disc's. 3! in: if»

‘d‘in “The Squaw M unit 0th
or Whig production

 

HOV‘r's THIEATR .
Th6 ”iron at. .Hoyt' s "l‘heaire will
and entire satisfaction with the live
um uhlch the mumuemont has socur~'
ed tor the first hull of this week This

incorporuiod in the bill, giving a mute
of vuriety tint pluses.

Tho Humilion Brothers stun thing's
oi! utu lively pace in their ucrobutio
tumbling act. There is an shundunco
of fun in their work ad. by way or

“m" c “bum new" °t 9" “m“ diversion. the two point. u countI'JI Down cums

scans in s rawhide clever manner.
mourning 9n incredibly short. space
of time Ito complete the drawing. 1

They u'sy uv‘urytbla: has in the in

torprutstion of songs to mulls them,

“.30" This is the secret of the popu-'

dunclnx is good.

William Hunirsn and Compuny pres-
eat a sketch lhut is lino. The cast is
I-wsii balanced. thus giving able support
to the star. The plot is clever“ and
comedy enlivons its prosecution. .

Irresistible are the charms oi u
bountiful voice and Lyrics in m o!
the ruvored tow endowed in am re
Possessing tho sweotost voice
that has ever been board from Hoyt‘s
stage. she simply overwhelms her 99-.
dishes with her rendition of several
sonils Her touou are absolutely clear

and she‘ sings oxobptionuily high notes

without the slightest signs of 19999919:
their sweetness.

Jimmie Dunn "d the Marlow Giriu'
have u

Dunn, who hours up enviable baptist-I
tum as a dunoifil comedian, executes
many clover steps int! its his some
good songs which he odors. The tour
Marlow Girls are "Halli. up to spud" illI1
the‘ duuci'u line also. and they have
the addiction or delighting their su-
dioncc. ' .

 

DlViDENDO DECLARED.

The m and trustees or Tub
South Not-walk rm: cannuny have
declared a. dividend at the not or 9
percent. to kipuittuojiiio‘ dupuuimn or
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For Awhile riding over his brand
acres and doing 9 title boning morn
that kept; him mad. But it
wasn't long b91019 "Tina to pfine
for 90mm 11:1! _ citing
portunltv was 9 him b in:
one dav a girl chasing were
was something picturesque in her mil

 
 

which "The Yellow Ticket" is 681d to letting over the ma IIW Ilpme um: alltr s \vml dal's‘ iiimws.

hmd brim its-lint to her neck by its
ribbons and her hair streaming behind
her.
put spurs ’to his uniml to help her.

Allah-i

Brunch. who wus on horsebuck. ’

‘(hcries Borneo but '4 new pair of
t'.-oi is purchased in Bridgeport. 1

William Hartford. of Stamford.
elf-(Titling some time in town.

is

(ii-me Scotti-U. is; beginning to im-

[Ill and Mm. Frill: k Amls, :rr moi
Him in New Yong for u vi'iuur.

 

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AT LOCKWOOD’S HALL ONLY

TODAY :

gr

TheRoseoitheR

Five-part luky- Beiusco success.

with BESSIE BARRJSCALE in the it

its role.

{COMPLETE CHANGE OF

PROGRAM AT PLEASANT
HOUR.

. FOR THURSDAY, BOTH Houses:

"lite Barpuin’?

WILLIAM S HART BROAD. stat of

advertises his goods. it to usual do

.- ,3 Prior: HIRE

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CITY OFFIOOAL MAKES W“ 0'
'l‘. .H'FIGI.

SAW. m, Doc. 21-“! Kaf-
sllui P. J. Laban today uppohtod HI-
selt assistant city What as tho
mined the cues at mar-hi. in.
action. which was confirmed by HI!-
or John P. antler. wus tubal to 'w-
vent hi! Wide “sebum Ron (‘0
nihuduputnustiutheomttbutl.

J. O’Koere should detest Iwor flur- ‘

by in in- recall election Mir.

 

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item A..." 99mm of
tho Wonderful Biiiu Coming
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Hoyt's Theat're

him till some punk" came up and '1": ”UL -son, 4 'bestel him her and fam- ' The Squuw Mun.” “The Trail of the "3.9"““9 .V‘W new“ 8.09"“in

relieved her.
- The girl was the dung-titer of u.
nelghiim inn rancher. Ivan MucDongull.‘
s 60.010]th who bud mostly come
to Aineritn lot the purpose of cattle

raising - l
Brnymn complimented the girl out

hei exploit nod then and tllele begun
on lit'QllllllillllK‘E that gave the young
etistcrui-r something to occupy his
mind. He spent mum of his mornings

pLEA8A~T HOUR—LOCKWOOD' 3 riding with bar and unlit of his even l

Him at Mr miner‘s rum-ii Pinning-i
was in fashion It the lime. and. the
Mat-Doughnut huvlng it good table for
the [slums-c. JI-nnle and Loyd spent
it lot of lion-batting“!!! tiny bail b9-
tu'oi-tl tilt-iii. lint the celluloid spin-r9.
was only lull-Iii nt‘ the love in“ that
“ore llussinfi between tilt-in. When
;.l9nni9 nest it it on to any. "i don't
low, roll." and when it. wont hut-k it
seemed to. all?) the min-mire. "Yes.
you do: you imotgyou do." And so
tho bull lit-pt dying.
The umiir went on till lit-until took
it into his but! that he would an east.
ms lifi'fiir 'tt‘itil the lam-ii girl he re

guided in a [until-9. and the iii»: of ‘

Mind: with but didnfi trouble him

i was too printiiI to showiii. ilil tried
'ffl'rd, log; be in show but rotors all...
but. “to vusollmly iii-pt

M)“ will
will ‘r'onslfill‘nm mm to! Mill
and urlmnttiuutrymtom be:

our ’0'
' '31.“ i
, fill hiiu his tone
1 music div-tum fun No you: it. it hu'p
.tlrlied- ‘tbut-Mflu methuculi’; bud
“WW; none. too,”-
. ridden nut-tit locating in. it. She tings;
ovorv foot or the mntrv and Bray
it.
in: up on 'u rinu in tho ad Junie-
nuw 1m hi! 9 milu- mum riding to
mid ii loom antenna "
“Glut brim-nu!" she exvluimcd
'Supposu he amt-i know it's there!”

The young-“mu Mu on as lightly. "
Iibling. songs. comedy und drums are '8 minim“) u If his horse were

hustling .iI ”term plums dial:
bllnbiedi' 9.. within 100 not oi
'll'w coir d. While she was half n

, mliu away from him. with no other ”ENEMY AND .tfl'lURmvl DE.

.purson in Mt. mun mnldenl'y his
horse bean to Main ills rider
gave him the spur. but to no purpose
Julie‘s quirt cadm-
hounds dunk. all like u flush be dart
ed to murmur Ruthie rider lad;
i no hope 8b. hm the sucking prop-

tiuit before she could much tabs mall

t was nagging down to dual): he“
would be half but-tut! in it. What

in the spacious iurlty of the uinginx not 0! the three' mu oils “ in Mu bill? if she .
drawing- room. which together With Iggy” Girls. The] have the latest nods near though to attend a W .-
melodisu which they render and theirI

she. too. would be «bum in. Thanh
shudrovehurhuvuuou-unllop. Bray
our 8 horse hud dinppuund baron-
sits ruched thu uni-9mm. Bruyton
himself. was annulled to Ml waist. He
believed him-oil hilt.

"Goodby. dour man!" he cried.

Jeanie m moat without fire“- -

ins and motor without her iariut.
sue rode up so near nnd utmost to the
quickgund that libe was obliged to pull
bul- horse but-k on his hannchbs to 9999
hornet: 1mm going into it Then in
stint-lively her mum clasped bur lur-
iut rolled to list cuddle Unmiimt in
she begun to swh’l‘x it in the air. her
eye fixed on her obieotz. then it left
bur and fell around Braybon. Turning
bui- horse 3 bond. silo urged him slowly
Iowa. The rope tuba-lied without
breaking and encircled the sinkinu
bad: about tho client. ,
it was new “a question Whether the
mp9. the girl and the horse were
stronx enough to drug the than from
the quicknnd. donate- and one end
of. tho int-int firmly to the saddle and.
sustaining. bai- hours so fnr its possi-
biu from jerking. let hill out by dc-
3999‘s. A ls'rlst is not a weakly arti
ole. and Munich stood the test
laiowly Bram wu pulled from tile
quagmire from the back of the horse
that went down to to death. Reach-
tins hard mono. be small lath-.- Km

Holihltoli‘uur'mu

' * shutout-momma:
mt chumliudco‘uiu over her lulu-
tlonrwlihm HBWW
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in Bridgeport

 

Mr-.'ir9n» Downs. has return-ill
to it I'll after spendlng‘several ‘1?!le
until her brolwrs in Norwalk.

 

Airs, M. P Hill. has return'ed from
it. week's visit with her duughiel.
\iis (l H. ’i.i.i~ln 'tI (hometown.

inina Merrill 0! Brooklyn is via»:
itltm for a few days at tlii rtsitleucei
of Mr. aniLMrs. (‘ iLficoflHd. '

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it. it. Little. has closed his West
Sioe residence. and with his i’ami'y.
\"i" spend the winter in New York.

 

(lemme Waterbury. who has 9x-
pcm not-d serious consequences “from
blood-poisoning in his hand is now
improving. though 'y9t unable to use
‘he number. ..

Ill. and Mrs (lam: Budd'urid tum-
it). hut/p visited Mr iludds sister.
hits. Merit-iv “99d. and iii-nil) or
”imam. ' l:—'

Mn Edward unwind “and our
dunno-rain- law. Iii-s Joseph Row-
hard, of Ridgsflold. will spend this
soak in va York; l3

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air .99 Mrs. “when m have
roiuruud Rom mains- dm
9- 7 Count Ill-c; Wilson. in
Yonktrs. N. Y.. who Mini-been ill
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Qmo .0. In no run In:
radii ill fifty "in tho foe;
u‘iIiilu FF‘MI loss at. tho it. W. ML.
slin- Btu-m 88w Hill,‘ of? ‘saturdny.

Housewives usei'ihhel “at
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film SOT-H AND 310T.

resultant '-

Thu militia Motion Picture Spec-
tuck in Nice Roch.

’ will clan: and you con bmtbojreely.

' little of this (maul. antiseptic cream

lonesome Pine," and other successes,
in the ioutiing role of this drown»
play.

 

 

1 Today "

AT ‘ ‘:

ll'lllzclllll

ARNOLD DALY

In Daniel ll‘rolimun's Wonderful
Adoption of

_ "THE PORT or mums um." i
By Meredith Nicholson.
Five reels.

TOMORROW:
“THE MASTER KEY."
Juuui Time! Uml Priceul .

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open. The Mr pounce. of your hood

bio more dilution, ham» no link-
in. mulling. mucous dilchm or
dryness; no strutting for breath at
night

bolllodllr'ucmm'Bulm. Apply 9.

in your Mir. let it penetrate“
through over: air m or the
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domed mucous mumbrsne, and mllstI‘
comes tut-nay.

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Student Theatre

mil-inc: Asp NiGHT ONLY.
(i‘ho New York. Chicago. Philadelphia.
Boston Hit. The "Biggest Dramatic

Success in Twenty Years;

 
 
 

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