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CHAPTER XV.
The; New Plot.
:8 91110111ng brought John
Dorr Rulh Gallon and Thonrl
as Kept- together to discuss
$0 Weill: More them.
Dipefi; oneness»: for the con
sunlinntiono the deal thgt Everett
had (imposed Were sguln ion. Where
they were gone. whether they had in-
doed ihlleil into Wilkerson’ ~ bands.
none wait-11.8ut momlsunedisns
yet was the need of extrication John.
Two pldlu clothes men already sot hour
by. ready to take him to prison on a
(bulge of killing Henry P911.
“It’s really only 3 formsllty." said
the manager of the hotel. "The plun
_ was a robber and Mr. Dorr tried to
‘ capture him. as he hnd every right to
do. and the man was lillled."
;:;‘T1113'i'ililed to comfort lillth. To her
mind the presence of the burly oiliuels.
the turtthat John Dorr was under or»
‘rest in a strange city. made ller'tecl
that her burdens were loo great to
bear. She sat holding the old cook's
ilsnd till Everett should come. He
had already telephoned. and she tried
to he bruve‘tlll’ be's'ho'llld collie. """
Everett arrived. and the moment she
saw him she heaved a sigh of relief.
H9- wss so capable lookllig.'so cool; so
. genuinely cordial to John that even
Tom Kano softened his gl-lln visage 9.
little.
;5 “l'ln .usdsr sues ” .lohn told him.
"The olllcers were good enough to let
. ins Where. till you come. , Now i
must be" 01!. Let me introduce you all
(“manor
This done. John Dorr went on. "They
'L-‘wx‘sw'
; John tell you all about things. and "
-. when you've learned the worst come
’. down and get me out; it you can "
Everett tuned. and Burt Ms iltd“
twith s smile said goodby to his oom-
-' bonions. Al {9.191th with hi5
“mmm
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{down a 1! dried. mil Kiln
her as best he could tlll Enron “a
.s—u‘,.i. A
; gested that they had best go to so
chop-loll 1
tube
rm
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,3 more private place and
( hill
‘1 Ingnltfi'IMll s
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.2 - nil-liar“ shill:- brie n.-
ing their narrative carefully up to the;
is 0! the night below..- Wpen'.
3:? incl
3 nth had finished end the 999; vuls
-. silent Everett thought s moment. then
1 he laughed.
gttbis." be apologised: "but he known
John Dorr for years and this Is pre-
may. the kind of nouns he rotors in."
' “But he's in jail!" Ruth promoted1
medial!”
m enough. " was the icply. ”That“
is the first thing 1 most do. get him
out. I'll be oil now and see the dis
trict attorney and hail him out."
“Please hurry!" Ruth pleaded.
“Delft LOW?" was the cheerful re-‘
spoils. A. moment later he was gone. 1 l
more to bring John brick with
: hits.
, “ Pith» do .7... think of Mr nvmlll'
Roth demanded of Tom Kline.
Theo!!! than lit his pipe and eel-u
(unheltmrceiiing. “Well." he said.
judicially. "considering the looks of
them on Wilkerson's side and them on
John side. i should think thllt this.
“”5““ was on the right side. "
,. . With this judgment she had to be
redolent: But she insisted that he tell
her ill about the conditions at the
. “Master Key” mine. “i know you have
.' not told me nil the truth." she said. .‘
. . 7 “Well." he answered her. "there-
.» not «inch to tell one way and a been
in another. The mino's practically
son down. You know first you went
; own. then John and then Wilkerson.
' Pretty much all Was left was me and
; Bill 'i‘ublis. Bill. be kind or represent-
“all Wilkerson. and 1 stock up for John.
“'I don't mean to make fun or all:
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:a pity day: 1 son w '94». ‘80 tar u
g i know nobody has laid you oii'. '
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Mileage Your ..~
“ why work “i“
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.od his ghastlytuce on Mrs. Darnell
1 and sold hullllily. "Ho‘s dead!“
. the cold response.
. "So he didn't got the dentin. and Ruth ' ; I
still hull them." Mrs. Dntlloll suld bit ~
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“ ‘i suppose ye mean how long hetero
“ii‘her sewed with me. but said they
1muldll't feed their folks without won-1 1 '
9y,- mud if they not no owner for it
' ‘Thertmrnn't‘ been pdid. than?” v‘ '
“No. And Wilkerson out 0! all cred 1
it It the stone. iguess i got in bad
'wfth 'hlhhs when 1 divided up s 101
of flour and spuds that was in the
cook shsnty smell: the worst o¢ ones. 1 1
There was some ugly mill. and before 1 ’
F mid kind of settle the boys‘ minds 1
they treated Bill pretty roughly. . is 1
Just told myself that i would come to
San Francisco and explain things—bow .
Wilkerson deserted the comp and the
mine was closed down and your people
were starving." i
“01:!" mourned Ruth. aghast at the 1
blunt story. “And i seem to llove'fhesn
untortossts all around. but i new
that .10 lill will fix things. "
'i‘oln Kane Ixed his honest old eyes.
Oil the girl ilnd shook his belt . "l' " ';
don‘t want to discourage you. Ru hie." 1 Essa Wraps.
be said quietly. “but until thnttnlnu 1 ' " ’ < .- €99! 0‘
Wilkerson is out 01‘ the mine to; good "
you can't do more than patch mittt‘ers1
up temporarily. "
Meanwhile Wilkerson and Jean Dar-1
nell were nnxlouily suiting news ,
iron: Henry Poll. it we: getting along?
in the torenoon. sud the woman in
elated that it he had succeeded in get- ‘
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“THE CRUCEIBLE "
Following her lirst triumphant so:
penance in motion pictures. in the li-
tle role of "Wildflower," tome-sum-
ing had irresistible Msi'xlllrtlloa Cihrlr
‘is again presented on ‘tbe FlsmOus
’ud itrens‘theted‘
111.3:
in this powertul dropsrt pros»
lion. Morsuerite Clsrk portrays the
_ role run its-pom,» om; 'hovilan
3mg; 1, y-ionduffllltos
_ ‘Monnotory. ow who isior triumphs
over the slime oi her imprisonment
. end the sordidsorruplness‘or nor on:
. Macrame!" good lbr evil to
‘uthose who worked havoc with her
tits. How one is molded for her
.. long struggle mum ovll and deepen-
t 19y theemism or s wonder-tut love
'is vifldl nniolded in this nnususliy
The lisv'eleplnellt or this subject dit-
iers greatly from the plot of “Wild-
flower? in which Marguerite Clsrlto
.15 or debut before the motion
pm were. providing may on-
pottunltiu tor strong emotional por-
1- its simplicity sud mv.
bliss chine first screen lusci-
sons ; M; ly lacked, and the
resulting t of this stimulus star’s
degree or volatility is more thsn lost
by the complete ascend the role.
don’t wont to discourage you.‘
Ruthie"
lull Was won-.ird hilt laid 1110 delay to!
'cll’s hulllts illld the necessity “iii-181111) 01
or avoiding the mill-e
lint “hen llnlko nlrlvoll with tho
rimming linen: and said nothing ill ril-
hints and only pointed in the headlines
on the first page both Wilkerson and
Mrs. Darnell knew that something liflfl
unopened again to spoil their plans. It
was Wilkerson who soutrhod up the
paper and read the news:
norm. THlEF‘ iiiiilLEi) TO DEATH.
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Guests of the Mom: ltolel llove h‘isnr;
stmme With Hotel Robber. 1
.Shortiy haters midnight last night Miss .
Ruth Gallon. s-xuest at the Hotel Manx.
entered her mom to and is masked marl
ioolinr her desk. Her cry for help {right-
eneli tits thief. and he made tor the tire
Pleasant. Helium imllwood's lisli,
where it will undoubtedly suihclently
thrill and inmost sudlonces. it will
be repeated Tuesday. at boclwood's
Hall.
lls llll
“rm litholfldotpubiic'orstorywihw
The subject opens Mooney night it”
Isuocess entitled ”The Price" will be
1preeented st. the Standard Thestre.
1on4 bed 9 successful run oi“ six months
1111 New York. Among the artists in
“ 1%“ mm well known flay-
arses" Kiss 8W Janis-en. [Allen
1Pm-disy and Miss Emmi De Whale
1m booking this splendid company.
111:5. Henley, the mousse: oi the
1WD“ ’l’d’lm‘tro ilss arronged to
111079 the pisy mounted to the Stem-
tori pine *3”. Wu prices at
”hummus.
New
owns.
1‘ Hobo.“ status has recolered tram
1congretlon o! the lungs
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1 The Girls' Club met with belles
I solve lilockmfign on Eust uverlue.
Theday‘iue'olzig.
. R. C. King und John Karl attend-
.ed the automobile show in New York
on Tuesday.
1’. li.’ tl‘Xolll. has been engaged he
caretaker or the ('huppeli place dup.
ing the winter. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Simmons. or
'(‘arter street visited ill Millbrooll, N.
(Y. over Sunday. 1
A meeting of the lllsloricii“lo-
clot) will be hold in lht‘ library
building next Tuesday, at 3 p m.
b1rn..lmul Holt of Boston \ililted
with Mrs. George llnllelt of Smith“:2
ltidge. the past week. ‘
Miss Mildred llitt has relurnod to
Bridgeport. after spending sevl-ral
days with Miss Ethel Crleeéi'. ‘
Sills W. Flagg, 1.110 three-year-old
daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. ‘13.
For liver
ihlrly Years
res osmo- new. nurse-l 3m
Malls. who has been quite ill of
:pnoumonis. is impronug.
STAMFORD THEA'I’RE. According to the returns 0! the
Comptroller oi! the another.-
Stpgp
1 school children, New Cen-
lion 0
1.1““! G01"!
At the apron! huoélfig Jinn-91'
1 12.1rvln Cobb. journalist end our cor—
1mpondent. 'will basin A tour which.
will inks in til the lugs cities of the
country, giving an illusu'etpd llslh oi
151s experiences is the sons of the
imam Enropssn wor Mr Cobb's sd-
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ills
Mrs. Charles Grupe rounded out
her nineteenth birthday. yesterday.
The oocssion was spproprinteiy cele-
broiled or her home on South Iain
street.
A meeting 01 the New (‘Qnun
Grunge will be held aslurdsy instead
of next Wildly evening owing to
it!” under the divestment 11110 pm. W rogues.“ Weier-
11’s
The regular meeting of Hannah
Players Psrsmount Program in Mprlt a. co. meal-lest w hilI'Y- Benedict Cal-tor Chapter will be held
bee. Luther's .gowsrtui story, "The have ed 906nm “RH, Hp,1 ,. » 7 J at the home oi hire. George Loch-
Crucible, lilo psthetic story or 1 .1103? SW M0“ 31’3“““111‘1‘1 illitflttluacululfs ‘ - 3:992“;er "m" “m WM
soul’s ordeal in the methanol oi '1 , ° ' m . . ' K?’ 1 M
1 suite-ring. from which her! tumult “1:39.119 W 1113 “km“. 4",. 'SWE‘GI‘SOUH' 810 Christopher lochmhnn. “' died “
snow series oi wsr pictures which
'i‘l‘uo never yet been shown. no said
1moving pictures depict scenes from
busy at the imslitles person-iiy vis-
rilod by Mr. Cobb
“i'lls mm is divided into three
psi-ts. tbs ilrst “bola; bir. Cobb’s lee.
.ture. the second the exhibition at the
'qlicturee. ind" during the third. the
war corres'p'liiident will Inner quos~
tlons pro doll by persons in the
sudienop .2... e! M met.“
there shell lie nothing «hid that will
provoke lit feeling or be costroveteisl.
lrvin Cobb is one of the best known
newspsper writers 0! todsy. and sl~
thoush 9".on by birth. bu prin-
olpslly worked on the his New Yuri
Dollies. but recently has devoted
most at his time to writing tor the
Murder Evening Post. by which peb-
llosliol be rwss soot sbrosd st the
09th of the wee tempt ss their
sis! correspondent. ills alleles in
thet- pubiiosiion. which are still run.
nine. m- Widely reed. splitters e's'n
be littlsquesuos tbst his one or the
most popular memo! tie-m.
STAMFORD THEATAE.
Tbs/people oi Btsmford sod the our»
rounding towns have s trust in store
for them next Mosley evening. will
Helen Wero'asrest iiudsonThsstre
«datum syrup or 91...!
Dont stein yoltr lreuul.
end bowels are classed
lime.
sleep or set Mtgrsily. hss stern
sch
Hp," and in 9 law b
Children love this hsrmlsss
to rustle
and sweet.
Keep it handy. lather!
directions tor bsbles children of all
s
I'll Syrup Coupon!"
pith contempt any other ll: syrup
escape. followed by Mr. John Dorr.
another most; who heard'bdlss Ghllon's
call. Mr. Dorr pursued the nm to. the
root. and in the ensuing struggle the dear
pcrudo With either lien: or tell to the
street below. Ho was instantly killed.
Shortly uttoru ml the bod) Wes identl.
ntied by the police as that or Samuel Plll'e
gun; Henry Pell. an ex~conllct and drop
on
Wilkerson read no further. He turn-
"Well. he Won’t toil tiny titleslfwns
“The question is.
did he get the papers?"
To this question there was no sntiil~
i‘nclory unsWer until Wilkerson road
down further unallonrnod tilllt uotllinyr
of Value lllld been found on i‘ell's body.
terly‘ "That is the why all your plans
succeed. "
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Greatest Fire Sale Ever
91 Furniture, HullSBllll'lllShliillS, etc.
ltwilltay YoutowsltluriltishloeSnubing event
our silica is to belle 'u. euiir9ly new Stock. . Which to 1119 newspaper
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Shoals” Eduard my. M158 Int-h '
all. has 81.3. 9 loss of eight from «
n on... lime-ii. cowpm1 (this
poevish
child. Bes ll tomb is coated! this
Is it sure also its little amid liver
with: sour
When no... pile. feverish, lull, or
cold. breath bad. throat sore. (hasn‘t
o, ihdiioitifll disrrboes. giro
stesdpebntnl or'"Csll nulls lamp or
ill the tool
waste. theseour bile and tormenting
food passes out at the bowels sud you
bsve's well end‘plsytui child usoln.
"fruit
lssstiro." and mothers can rest my
mer- giving it. becsneo it never hits 5
their. little “lnsidsd'weisso ~
A little
given todsy ssves I sick child to
momw. but 591. the genuine. Ask
your impist lot 9 Mount bottle oi“
"estimate Syrup of Flu, " which has
one end ior grown-ups plsluiyon the
bottle. Remember there are counter
tellssoidh’sre. so surely look sud see
thst yours is made by the "California
'iiand beck
PLIMAN‘T ”08. mo
in the Paramount
“flit! Ci'lilclllic“
At both houses standby; at Loch-
wood's Hall only on Tuesdoy.
Dsinty. magnetic Miss Clark scores
'snnmer triumph in this powerful man
Portraysl. The picture cannot be seen .
elsewhere in Norwslh. 1
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Hartford Resident Gm Quick
Relief From Use of my:
Remedy.
Mrs. S. E. Johnson of (ii Whitman
street. iiarttord. Conu., was a victim
or stomach and digestive disorders.
attended by much pain. She entered
from pains in the side and other dio-
comforts.
She took Hsyr's Wonderful Stomach
Remedy sod found quick reliei. in
writing oi her experience should:
"The polo left me the asst-do! s1
t9r biking the remedy. in slum
wonderl’id bow ltreiievsd'me: end you
msybsssrsisbslitaii «monewbo
has atomseb trouble shoot it.” 5
Butler letters hov’ev come. from
thoussods ‘02 people in oil ports or the
country. hlhrrs Wendel-tel Blots-ell
his home in Weebowhsn. Doc. 89.
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WOMAN SWIM“ SUrFmfl FINDS
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use? me not.) rest; sleet..- 4’}
our won homunculus.
use: also yup you. save
5.1%... .
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loo Wood W315“ Sinai-a. .. 10c
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75c moment tooth-i310
keys .......... . ....,0¢
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Remedy‘hss a wonderful record. one
ill-st dose will convince—mo ions trslt
out, " ' . .
Msyr’s Wonderful Stomach Réniody
clears the digestive tract oi mucoid
secretions sod poisonous matter. it
brings swift relief to suitors" min
ailments oi the stomach, liver Ind
bowels Holly declare it has shred
them from dangerous operations-ind
many are sure it has saved their
lives
We out all people who bro ohm-
io stomach trouble or sssstipetbn, no
router of how long sails. to try
one dose oi Ilsyr’s Mi also:
ssh Remedy—an does will merino
you. Thislstbem'édlclnesoml'
oi our people luvs been some with
surprising results. The most the
null system dictum ever ‘eild.
lion’s Wonderful ate-sch may
is now sold by oil (RIM *
A surprise only '95th the
slit: birthday .1131ch ,
anwink. Tueslnv ‘.'
on south Main street. 3.
time use enjoyed during i
may fleets oonzflmituug ;
with end slso Uni Ponwiéh
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mum uranium: mum
likening- 8‘35.
Matinee and Evruig.
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Miss Suzanne Jackson
Mr. Lowell Sherman
Miss Ruth Findlay
‘7 Stamford Theatre
SATURDAY. . Ir
The Big Feature
“THE MASTER CRACKSMAN"
in Sixforin and
“THE CUNVENT GATE"
3 REEL FEATURE.
mono“, yum ARY 1:.
Helen Warcjs Hudson Theatre Success
-By George Broadhurst, Authorot Bougl‘itsnd Pail?“
AMONG THE PLAYERS ARES '
PRICES use to $1.00.
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dines"-
Matinee 2 :15.
mil. 25:. Bale €15": -
Mr. EdWard firmly
Miss Emma newest.
Hr. Frederick Rohnll
authentic War Scenes;
TUESDAY, JAN 12, AT ans.
(Of the shift of the Saturdoy Evenlhk Rost.)
W;ILL GIVE
gift first hand‘ impressi ”‘
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