. moved cautiously.
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But the high priest sént'seveul of his
(boson acolyte: throughout the world ,
ti seek for and recover the. imge.
."How shall we find him?" they asked
“By a path of death and destruc-
tion." was the answer.
so they set out and found the sailor
' who had stolen it dead in a lane with
It knife-between his shoulders. And
his murderer they discovered in :1 Chi-
nese seaport gaping horrldly at the
sky, with a rope thated tightly about
his neck. -
So the image passed from hand to
hand, always bringing with it. death.
until some sailor hid It in his chest.
and when he had been washed over-l
side in a storm and his eil‘ects were
distributed a captain bought the idol:
for u curio.
|
it was in his chest that Thomas Gul-
Ion End found it" when seeking a safe
place. to hide his pietions papers in
time of mutiny and the.
,Nva. atlast. itlnul fallen into the.
hands of one of the seekers. and he
took it to his little tenement room and
played to it and swmo that he would
IIItqu it to its piopor place in the tem-
pic.
There Was no response from the im-
age. but when the ludlan fell asleep
on his rug that-night in the alien Amer-
pair-i Dreams of Lava.
loan city he dreamed that his god ap-y
poured to him and spoke of death and
destruction yet to follow. commanding
him to start instantly for the east.
The next duy.~whlle Dorr was seek- ‘
ring for a Hindu selling rugs and Wii-7
kerson “as sliadouing him the new
' possessor of the idol “as hastening to'
sun Frantisco to take steamy lor in-
dia and the city in the riI‘er :
The image was concealed with all "
reverence in his bundle of rugs, and he
because. or the
dream. 1
Strange destiny that; centered old -
Toni Gallon's plans for his daughter’s
happiness. Dorr s dreams of love, Jean
Darnells lust for wealth and Harry
Wilkersons passion for a woman with-
out a heart in the possession of n gro-
tesque image made by a dreamer in
“ fared India centuries before when a
city died and a river IIaued within its
bed.
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CHAPTER XXIII. ‘ I
Sir Donald» Favorsham Volunteers.
N his search for the Hindu. ji
who h: at bought the idol cou-
tuluing the plans of the nioth~ .
ei lode oi“ the "‘Jaster Key"
tame. John Dorr had recoui‘se again to.
the pawnbrokcr.
4 'I but indlIidual’s curiositI “as arous-'
ea by now. and he‘ asked a gloat many
questions, which Joiiu answemd eva-
slIelI.
“lieu It came to getting a descrip-
tion of the Hindu the broker could give
but i‘eII details ' 4
lie laid emphasis on the fact that he
sold rugs and that he looked like any
one of. a dozen East ludlans frequent-
ing '1 Pacitlc port. He lmewot no ad-
dress.
With this Dorr had to be content. and
he returned to Ruth to discuss with
her what they should do next. .
. “it Wilkerson gets it there Is an easy
mytogothln.’ ho—ldin them
of their conversation.
‘ filowf‘limmled Ruth.
out." he replied.
Ruth considered
and shook her head.
“it would mean our going back to
this tiioughtl‘ullv
the mine and all kinds of trouble," she I
said wisely. "Besides we wouldn’t be:
any iielll‘el the papers rather named
the to have. "
“That is I"'cII true." John agreed.
"We'll keep that in reset-Io in new
we discmcr that he has the idol Our
That will be a hard job."
"Why not put detectives
trail?“
on the
bettei than myself " was the l"t'1ll_\.
“But you can 't do it all " she argued.
“You mn’t be looking for this podium.
and keeping an eye on Wilkerson anIII
seeing to Inc at the same time "
“The seeing to we is the pleasantestI
part of the job." he said lauuliinglI.
“I refuse to delegate that to am one.
01‘ course you're quite right. t‘bougliJ
about it's being too big an affair t‘oI
me to handle alone. I think l‘Il ask
Everqt to join as. him be he (an em:
gest something. l‘ll IIire hliu. and.l
then we'll take a trip down to the We I
ter front mid interview our luuncliman .
“Have him anested as a fugitive from
: justice and held for the county shorin‘
and the warrant that Tom Kline swore.
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There are about one hundred indub
tries in our City of Norwalk represent
ing the beat in widely varied fields;
we have Evie institutions that might
well be models for other communities.
our churches worthily represent relig-
excelled anywhere.
We citirens of Norwalk know ill];
and it is high time that we took steps
‘ to spread the knowledge of the indus
trial, civic and educational advantages
'or our beautiful city.
To further this end and to how our
‘ own citizens," Well as the people Q
inseam-"Ian industrial. Civic and Educa-
tional Exposition of Norwalk Products
I
tot :- one neck.
iMarch “b.1316.
We appeal to the enlightened self-
beglunlng Monday.
Interest of every resident oi the say;‘
1 to the hhsiness. social, political, tracer.
I nal. educational and religious orgnni
Imlions. tor cooperation in making
iousprogress. and our schools are not -
the state and country, what “Nurwallfl ‘
and Ideas. will be held in the Armory”
lbonflnded ‘Dln Fourth Page)
tractive to the oyeJ I
I .
him-walk. who is attending gallop: in
Purchase. N. Y.. on Monday and Tues-
onminatlons with merits o! 82 .per
cent. audio!) per cent.
great credit upon Miss Moore's ability.
and the training received in the Nor-
walk schools;
N; 3
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stillman.
proprietors of the East Side drug
store, located on East
‘street. are visiting at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Mayer Josein. on East Wash-
, ington street.
I‘tbls a worthy showing of the ideals similar to the one recently finished on
only till". then is to il‘lltt‘ ”I“, liiudu » and achievements o! the moat beautl- ”‘9 other side of “19 an"-
I tul"c'ity'liu the Sound-Norwalk, Goa l
inecticut
it was necessary that someone
tore the General Committee. through;
ithe Norwallt Chamber of Commerce.
,has appointed the committees to an
i‘ perv ice the various departments of the
work In a later issue there will ap
pour the names of committees and me
I general plans.
m—“MW O
Illll lll80llllfll Ill
R008Elfll‘l0llilj;
again. lie seemed to me a pretty leveli ’I
headed chap, and, he’ll maybe be able
to but us on the truck of the Hindu it“? I 1
he took a steamer foi the north. as l with“ ation of any renenal of the dis- ‘0 '
strongly suspect he did. " ‘
Vltutb could not understand why till“
. ROOSEVELT. ....I Jan.2l«Roose-
Ielt was quiet today. Thermwas no
orders which culminated Tuesday in
I Go and enjoy the lecture exhibit and.
isocial hour at the Methodist Church
, l '
"i don’t “1ka filly detecilie (ould do I should take the initiative and there; Itomorrow cloning. at 7: ”’5 ocloclr. '
1 The Men' s Bible Class invites you.
i The Ferris Coal (‘ompany are an: ..
, loading a large cargo of Jeddo'; coal
from the Red Star barge
Star. ”
i
I \‘oiaalk resident and mother of Mrs.
William Patios. 0i Annuals. is sorlouaJ :'
Iiy ill
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“hrr‘i’u ll W.-
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bridge. At present this opening loads ..
to nowhere in particular, but it is "
hoped at some tutors datethis Luu- .
sightly spot will beluade more at .
Miss iniura Moore, formerly of East .
day or this week passed in regent -
This reflects '
former .
Washington .
“Humanism workmen are busy .
constructing a. wooden "breakwater" I
on the north side of the new bridge. '
“Byghl ::
4
Mrs Edward Warren, an old East
15 Ladies’ Coats, . . l
ii 6 Ladies Sails. . - $ ‘
i 3 40 Children’s Coats . .
“ 20 Cloth Skirts, . . Values
rr 25 Trimmed ilals, . .' $3.95 .
i0 Cloth Dresses, . . . lo .
wo--.¢'..‘,
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January C earance‘
Sale
ONE HOUR SALE
Thesegextra specials on sale tomorrow morning between 010:00 "
and 11:00 o’clock. These specials will not he sold until 10:00 o’clock
and nothing alter 11:00 o’clock.
Everything to so at one price. $1.00
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Wash BreSses,
. be wasted no timtI in getting posses me.
“Seeing to you is the pleasantest part
peddlor should do this. in Don- ex 1'
plaiIiIId that the Hindu Bl lently laid I. ‘berill's stationed at one at the plants mime. WWI" yesterday "I'WEW YOPil ,"
set great stoic on the idol..us be had tilt the American Agricultural ( hem'I
not only link! cash. but had Em"! a run Ital dmnpany. The funeral of the malt
as well in exchange. . "
“Ed would know that the thing was stxikers expected to attend II?s pOst
Worlili’fls us fill Uni? l(‘ of mcl'll‘ll ill ”noned ll“ (on‘qrrow _
disc.” he uranium “in the nest D'IWI " Some of the 22 deputies “no piéi'il'ti~‘~
e'Il not guilty late yesterday afternoon
.I A use hiatus who is spending
’nelie. looking over his summer real
dénce.
i
'1‘! "~
(‘. R Lea. or New York. spent yes
slon of It once he saw it‘. .1 hare nos
doubt that it Is sacred ln‘hls eyes-a a
fill. 11!;th stolen. al‘flfi"? tithe from
un-
lion with the shooting. it was said. ““1“an “ll" “We tbsisrurm all!
new back at the plant today A bond recently
01‘ {1,0094on duel; Will {II ”1.22 “as . .
6&1)”de by it surely hump?” last A horse belonging to Arlirur Phillips
suitor Ia‘hiolmiiflh oil.“ when. it 16'
l l Wit.” i «l
alter ling rrbm ts dflvei- on Mon-
Palclpk F ill the iii-l Rsllgllor as
'ilgllell hero ill" the Federal Columns 22‘ evening; and had “'3‘“ shot The
siou on Industrial Relations. lias com arse had been harass” quiltyhir‘d
Ipleted his laIastlgalion. Mr. 32m left I than was about to dmé to the even.
iodav lor \'ew York to place his r'é ,ing train. Wm“ ”‘91“‘755 “HOW“ 0“
I port. Deidre. the commission. I and stumbled in the roadside. ill Toke-
f
I .v'rai roan. Jan 21-Sauiuel ”he "_‘".‘fm"f"'°d “‘ “00
IGompers._Presldent or the American.
.lIiederatlon of Labor. announced toI
iday that tliat organization nould cer :
talnly take action concerning the
shooting of strikers at Roosevelt .\
WI] What steps would be taken. he
I would not say. Mr_ Gomners said that
'a report on the shooting had been
made by the strikers and that this
report would be investigated by the:
Federation -
4.; '
The Ladlmm 3615161? 0! the Row-
Iayton MW‘Dpiscopul Church.
held a my successful social and en-
immanent helm; st the tinsel
(of the church. The atlalr was under
the direction {or the omcers or the
society \lrs. Franklin Theail. presi-
Idem; Mrs. Marv Thomaa,1lrst vice
president; Miss “My llart second
vicopresident; Mrs. John DeWaters.
treasurer; Mrs. Earle P_'1‘homss. sec-
3 rotary. The following program was
I NORWALK COURT CASES. ~ finely rendered-
Emll Richel. driver for DeKlyns Vocal Solo—Tracey l3 Ambler,
I bakery. who ViOiIle the lraillc ordl-‘ Piano Duet—Marion Cog“ glut; Dot
-nauce. was placed under arrest re- 01h, Rackett .
I leased and absented himselt from court Piano Solo—Anna Mott. V
the next morning. was picked up last‘ Vocal Solo—:Maude Brundage.
night by Officer Page. ' This morning Reading—Mrs. Frank Crockett.
Judgelsockwood found him gullty.hut 3010.51” Ambler. I.
! suspended sentence in view of the tactI Reading—Happy s Bryan
I that his wife is in a delicate conditian Miss Marjorie Mills was the at-
I’ and he took the pledge for one year. I" companlst or the evening
'I John Curry was given thirty days
for dl'lfiikenness. He was found lying The annual meeting of the Woman’s
IacrossI the railroad tracks. late yester-' Bible Study Class of the Rowayton
. day atternoon. by Officer Pose. ill a Methodist Episcopal church. was held
i helpless‘wonditlou. with Miss Ruth Thomas. of Rowayton
l §,avenuc on Tuesday evening, and was
.CHIlzLD DIES FROM POISON PILLS largely attended by the members.
of “10 job" i Bfigwolh FALLS, Jan. 21—31811 The election of omcers resulted as
laughed..- ’age four years. died at her follows-
,
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‘tlIe shooting of i9 strikers by deputy .. Mrs “a"; Mushy. ‘Jr Iwegpsmel u .-
who one killed, which all of the aeolian. winter in hummus, was at Token"
o charges of manslaughter in It‘onnéc Itorday 3‘ “"9"“ al.1‘okoneloe,u'
am. ‘Fmpielln M Jones: at Nora-'1”
(on. Aihillliirs hie." spending the win!-
at in New \ork has left for a tow
weeks'wstay in li‘loridu.
., . 9 . , . *‘ h' "' '
.\cui'l.\' 100 were present at ‘ll‘
chicken supper glvcir'by the lcpwortb
League Tuesday night. Mrs. W. l.
Common and the l.“xll0l§' social com-
mittee were in cli:Irgc.,
*—
Tlie J. ll. \lilnIIuI place on lh\
mlddlcsm llIInd I~I to be ol‘fcicd 1‘0:
not this summer. and.’ it‘ a tenant is
aground.— I-lio hbipways will probably
occupy their cottage-on the shore,
.Icur Neat-water Lane.
The remains of John Bell ll neplIL“
e“ of 'l‘huddcns lzlell oi liarien, were.
buried Tuesday at Spring Grove. lie
was a resident of South Norwallt,
where a widow
of his relatives are Darlou residents.
The Presbyterian Young People's
Society will meet in the chapel iI‘r‘i-
day. at 7:30 p. m. Refreshments will
be served after the meeting. and. ii'
the weather is good. and cendiiions
permit. a skating party will be or-
ganized following the social.
The Noroton post-omen) has Iinally
been established at Dugdnlo's Corner.
on the Post Road. with Charles Ben
ilcli as postmaster. The, fixtures used
at the Webb store at Ring's End are.
used. The west half of the Dugdale
crocery store. where the poat-oflico
was before its removal to Rings End.
has been separated from the grocery
by a partition. and bore the new post-
omce is located. The removal took
place Monday. Most of the Noroton
folk seem to like the change; it will
mean less of a walk for mail.
survives him. Many.
"C AMEO KIRK}. ”
’ Dustin l’arnum in “Cameo Kirby,"
the non Dusky production which is to
be seen at Pleasant flour and Luck-
wood“: Hall once only. tomatrow. is a
,romanth drops of New Ori eons and
the no south in the days before the
war. when women adventurers
roanymlood a‘nd’thtr spit-mot daring
Indium twins eofiimorclaiizetil ‘ ”Ba:
mco'fl Kiri: be non of a bankrupt
iIlanIaIinn owner, with a natiIc 10nd-
uesu for sum ing. is lhé hero or the
tale which 'l volvo‘un tinny or true
love that rural for from solemnly but
comes to. a happy. conclusion. Young
Klr'ln get his name "Cameo" through
his fondness for cameos of IIIery size,
shape and description. which he
wears In place of all mini adorn-
mutt The cameo. uow comparatiIely
little “add, is in itself remiIIis‘Ient of:
the era of the play. "(‘nm: 0 Kirby" I
is prcsvnlcd by Jesse ll. Lasky I
through a special arrangement IvitIII
The Llclllcr 9“»
WillllElllESli
Drugulct Frank H. Iaxter Gives Rea-I
sons for sailing at Half-Price.
it isn't. often that i have faith1
enough in the medicines put up by,
other people to be willing to otter toI
refund the money if it does not cure.I
said druggisi [drank ll. Easier to one.
of his many customers,‘hut i am gladi
to sell Dr. Howard's specific for the
cure of constipation and dyspepsia on
that plan.
“The Dr. Howard Co., in order Itol
get a quick introductory sale author.
bottle of their specific for half price.I
25 cents. and although 1 bays sold a
lot of it, and mnteod every pack-
age, not one has been brought back
an unsatisfactory."
i am still selling the specific at
halt price. although i cannot tell howI
long I shall be able to do so. ' Any
person Who is subject to constipation,
sick headache, (limitless. liver trou-
l
ized me to cell on; regular any cent '
conferred with local electricians rela- " .
tive to the new electrical ordinance. " C'
This evening the plumbers will meet . '
PLE.-SANT HOUR—
LOCKWOOD’S HALL
PARAMOUNT FEATURES
TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
FRIDAY:
. 66 ’ ' 9:
~ Cameo Kirby
Story of Southern romance and ad-
venture, with Dustin Famuni in the
title role. A play that no one can at-
ford to miss. Five parts.
COMlNG:
” LITTLE MARY PICFKORD
...[u_..
“Cinderella”
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For Up.to-dato Service Call
Fred H. Gannon.
Funeral Director and Emhalmol
Office and Rooldonu
Telephone 904.
84 80. Malnfih 8o. MOI-walla;
BUILDING PERMITS TODAY“
The building inspector last evening ’
with the inspector. Permits issued
today by Inspector Finch follow: '
To 0. B. Kuues to repair damage g
to C. M. Webb house as result of re-
’4
a temple. What more natural than ihaI
he should see the chance 01' a great
reward for doing a pious duty and to
turning it to its native place?"
{home here late yesterday from eat-'
ling pills containing a deadly poison
I'l‘llis‘ was learned today The child's
President—Miss lola Stevens.
Vice President—Miss Emma Cus-
ham.
.E. W. (‘usblng has been elected
president of the Board of Aldermen
at Mt. Vernon. Mr. Cusblng lam surn-
eenl' are. Cost $100.
To C. B. Kunes to add a bay window I
to residence at Thomas Murray. Cost ..
$75.
his. indigestion or w gust-oi played
out condition. ought to take advantage
oi! this. opportunity. it the specific
3 stated practically. '
moth‘erwss‘ I'Iill and the little girl
took about twenty-live pills which she
Secretary and “Pressman-Miss Bea-
trio's DeWalers
“But that‘s all guesswork." Ruth iu~
mer acquired a summer house in Dar-
ien on Gracie street and will move.
back to it in April. Mr. Cashing is a
does not. cure them. they can come
right back to nurture, and i will
Miller a canon: to wire house of .1
C. M. W,ebb on Word street.
"I know it." he admitted. “But a
good guess is better than nothing to
non: on. Let‘s go and see our skipper
person.” . _
The launch captain received them
geniallv and listened to John‘s stun
'At its finish he nmeod with John that
it was very likely that the indiau had
recognized a native god and would rc-
store it ‘to its own temple.
“I‘ve visited those eastern ports a
good deal." he told them. “i know
burs on a lurk from the ship will do
Just that trick~ruu od' with an idoi
for It scrim-uni i know the fans the
heathen: make about it too. They'll
so any length to got back a first chop
min.
! found in a bottle. ‘whlle left. alone.
i
l ‘AS’l‘ FREIGHT 1.th 'rownw .
YORK. ' ‘
Freight boat leaves Pier 27.- East
River, New York (foot. ol'fiihcrinc,
Sal. every day except. Sunday, at 3
p. m.’ Freight. received at Nor-wail: up
.10 5 porn. and at south. Not-walk up
[to 5:30 9. In. ‘
Gem-go IP. “Iota. Omani Agent.
. Ta'rlow use; mm
W
—How To sun! A” ILAGIIPFI
14mm cauli- «Iini instant
humans. 1'qu shor- I-lo- eon-
dluu at tho snub ad or. want-
TIIE ANNING J. m TRANSPOR- H
'nhoot the middle of February.
Financial Committee—Miss Ruth
Thomas. Miss Jennie Scott and Miss
Marjorie Mills.
Social Committee—Miss Bertha
W. are. William Jennings Indl
Mrs Cllitord Cutbill
Mommy) Committee-Mrs. Wil-
liam Jennings. lira. John H, Sharer,
Mrs, Laurette Slater. urn. Oscar
Mills.
Refreshments were moduli a
very pleasant social tints alloyed.
An entertainment will be given
M
um.” admit!) ammo:
"in 3mm- field is the m at
l
lanolin decided Iodsyaottomum
gmngfifilm’af‘figlEng?" $3.33" Ch ully at! their money. To 0. M. Penueli to install hot-air
e S . . . .. .
that. although elected on a partisan . A 800d adv. My! best In the best hatter In residence of .[ Yacitule. at I“
vote. he intended to administer what- savor. South Main street. I
ever duties devolved ‘upon him as . ,V :
President or the Common Council in -- —--"'"L-—--~~-~-~ —- If ~- SEE—'- —~-—- ---- .-. .... .- -...
a non-partisan way. believing that the
time had come when partisanship i
should be eliminated as much! u 11W STAMFORD THEATRE
slblé with the conducting o affairs ‘ .
of the oil)“. MONDAY. JANUARY 87H. .
"“" ELLEN TERRY
mun: nurse: muv sumo. “A?!" ENOUGH A07!!!” In Gamma. sum ,
' lull onion ill-l h .,
1'» no Just Plain Proact- SIIro—No ..
m y." I O . . order Im II. .
WASHINGTON. Jan. :1“ Pmldent . . .. mind. ,
Wilt-II madam will be now! 3”! ... .... .
plain Mela Sayre. His {other and
locational in tenor-roofs
mmmmm
immlfi‘hm
WWI." mums-mun.
fiknosuml-uul
manna-mutu-
magma—nun.
iguana-sown.
’mik
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«mu mm lino
a new nix cylinder automobile as I and, middle Mme. and to follow the!
Christ-Io: mitten its-who- Mt’ldwouwueno hhla-'
httotRWnldlo' VIE.“ “would: Wool GM Nu olihor‘
Mohahfinudfiofiomhd «Worm .
gluon-now
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