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XXX" (Continued) g;
Gnu-ins returned to his see}.
with no sense at the oldchalr’s
contort. end she went on in s mo-
ment. ‘

“The nnisirness of it as I looked
It that old witch in the slots that
End reflected my magnificent youth,
wed to me unendnrable. I had
lived s virtuous snd upright life.
I knew damned well she hadn't. I
no done my duty by the race
and my own end my husband's
people. end I had brought no
my sons to be honorable And
self-respecting men. whatever their
MIMI. and my daughters in
the best traditions of Amer-
icsn womanhood. They are model
wives end mothers. and they have
weak-knead concessions
to these degenerate times. They
bore me but I'd rather they did
than disgrace me. Mary never
even had one child. although her
husband must have wanted an
heir. I have lived a life of duty—
doty tomy family traditions, my
hnsbsnd. my c ildren. my country.
and to Society: she one of eelfvin-
dnlgence and pleasure and excite-
ment. although To: not belittling
the work she did during the war.
But noblesse oblige. What else
could she do? And now. she'll be
It it again. She’ll have the pick
(1 our young men—I don't know
whether it’s all tragic or grotesque.
She’ll waste on time on those men
who loved her in her youth—small
bhme to her. Who wants to cod-
dle old men? They ve all got some
thing the matter with em . .
But she‘ll have love—lova not
hers—end thank God. she's not re
msinlnl long-then elsewhere end
wherever she chooses. Love! I
too once took a fierce delight in
rushing men lo'ro me. it seems s
thouund years ago. W’hat if I
should try to make a man [all in.
love with me todey'.’ I'd be rushed?
on by my terri lied' lamlly to s pod
ded cell.”

"Well—Jane—J

“Don‘t 'WeLl Jane’ me! You’d
jump or: o: the wzndow ii I sudden-
!y began to make eyes at you. I
could rely on yot:r manners. You
wouldn't laugh until you struck
the grass a: hen you'd be or-
rested for daturbing the peace.
Well—don‘t war To: not an old
ass. But I‘m a terribly bewildered.
old woman. l: seems to me there
has been a are :3 in the lit out:
since she so; u the: chair. . . .
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"i’d give my immortal soul to
be thirty again—er look it."

dodges could interrupt, and any

German. Amuuas

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my
not 'nttlaoy.

font: The only thing I ever regret
tefd was tfit I wasn't: man."

She paused and-then wen; omit
a. voice that grew more raucous or
cry moment “That was later. It’s
3 Ion: time since I've admittec
even to myself am thera‘wss s
period-after my.hnshand's (lead:
when I hated growing old wi
dubeotoi them. iwssflftyan
found myself win: complete lib
erty tor the first time in my life:
(or the elder children were all mu
ried, and the younger in Europe at
school. I had already begun ts
look upon myself as an old woman.
. . . But I soon made the terrible
discoVery that the heart never
stow: old. I tell in love foot
times. They were all years young"
er than myself and I’d have openel
one of my veins before I’d have let
them and it out. Even then I had
as little no for old men as old me
have for old women. Whatever i:
may be in men. it’s the mun.
heart in women. i had no mo-
slons. Fifty is fifty. My complex»
ion was gone. my stomach high
and I had the face of an old we!
horse But-end here is the damn
ed trick that nature plays oni ns-a
I hoped—hoped-I dreamed—4nd
as srdently as I ever had dreamed
in my youth. when l was on the
look-out for the perfect knight and
before» I compromised on James
Oglethorpe. who was handsome be
fore he grew those whiskers and
got fat—yes. as ardently as in my
youth I dreamed that these clever
intelligent men would look through
the old husk and “see only the
young heart and the wise brain—4
knew that I could give them man
than many s younger woman. 811'
if beauty is only skin deep the ski:
is all soy’msn wants. the best 01

'em. They treated me with the
most impeccable respect—for the
first time in my life i noted :11:

word—and liked my sods-.3! be
cause I was an amusing caustic old
woman. Of course they drifted ofl'.
either to marry. or because 1 mm
fled them with my sharp tongue:
when I loved them most and felt as
if I had poison in my veins. Well,
I saved my pride. at all events.

"By the time you came along I
had sworn at myself once for all
as on old tool. and. in any case. 3
wonld hardly have been equal on
{along in love with s brat o: twen-
ty-two.’

She seized the stick the: always
rested against her chair and
thumped the door with it. “Never
theless,’ she exclalmed with ssv-
age contempt. “my heart is as
young today as Mary Ogden's. The:
is the sppalllng discovery 1 have
made this week. I'd give my in»
moral soul to be thirty again—«:1.
look it. Why in heaven’s name did
nature play as this appalling dirty
trick?”

"Bot Jane!“ He felt like tesrlng
his hair. Mat was Mary zu-
tiazzy‘s tragedy to 'lzls? Banalltles
were the only refuge. ‘Remember
"no: at thirty you were in love with
your husband and bent on having
s tam: ly—-—-"

"I meant thirty and all I know
now. . . - i‘m not so damn sore
I‘d have tried to make myself think
I was in love w ‘th James-«who had
about as much i agination as a
grasshopper and the most interns
mannerisms. I‘d have found oo'
what love and life meant. that’:
what! And when ’l'dld I'd have set
codes and traditions to the devil.

“Oh. no. you would not. I! you’
had it in you you'd have done it
anyhow. All women of your (13’
were not virtuous—not by s loo:
sight. I'll admit that: your best 909
sibilifies have been wasted»; I‘ve a3
ways thought that. You have I
terrific personality and i: you were
at your maturity in this tradl 1011
less era. you’d be a great national

 

attempt to arrest the processes of
notore was an irreverent gesture
in the face of Almighty God. It.
was immoral and irreverent. and
above s11 it showed a. lack of Ian-5
mar and a: sound common sense.
The world. my candid grandchild
tells me. laughs n: the women of
my generation for their old— fash-
ioned ‘cnt.’ Bot we have our code
and We have the courage to live up
to 1?. That is one reason, perhaps,
why growing old has never menot
anything to me but reading spec-
tacles, two false teeth. and week
ankles. It had seemed to me that
my life had been pretty toll—I
never had much imagination-«Int
with being as good 3 wife u
ever lived—although James was s
pompous bore if tillers ever was
one-42mm: eight children into
the world sndmot making 1 failure
of one or them. never netlectin:
my charities or my scold duties
any establishments. As I have
pow-n older I have omen reflected
moms weuspentendlooked
Erwin! to dying when my time
come with no quahns

es, there was precious
lime left for me to do except give
pus-fies for my grandchildren and
Earthen: up occssionany. Inever
Inbred under the delusion m: I
m on melle disposition are.
pulse: chnrscter, but I had sl-
wsys had. and maintained. certain
W: and. seeord‘inx to my
lights, it seemed to me that when
I srrived st the foot at the mono

figure. not a more social power
:81“ nature in a at of spite launched
you too soon and the cast iron cm

dltions were too strong for yon. It

was the epoch o! the submerged
woman.’

“Ellery Ogden wss‘ Brought u in
those same ecstlro’n traditions."

“Yes. but Madame Zatfigny be-
longs boneless otwomenthntdo
rive less from immediate mm
than from s. legendary recon!» l1-
rens—not so merely legendary.
perhaps, ss we think Convention
is only a. defile harness for men
women and plays no part whatever
in their secret lives.’

“You're in love with Marya"

"Don’t come back to me. I won't
have in For the moment I don’t
feelnsitlhflsnstom od‘per
sonnlity left. I'ni so utterly absorb»-
ed inyoo; sndf'd sinmylmmor—
tal con! to help you.‘

“Yes. I know that. I wouldn't be
turning myself inside out it I
didn't. I've never wilted to a By—
ing soul es I've men to you to
night and I deter shall again!

She stored at him for s moment.
and then shelters: into gland tonsils;
It was ewe-insulting 8382 13m
Lucifer in hemholdinc his sides of
the utilities er manned, could now
have surpassed It. ‘tht 3 races .
m s Inseam! ,Begims no
where. ends nowhere.“ one wen:
on m to W end then
abruptly. the infie late the sen
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O A. With {our more presentations to be

jibe Show will complete

“Tile Knockout: or None Dome,”
will close its engagement at the Re—
gent Theater tomorrow. evening.
often-ed, including coda a mum,
run here
and incidentally will have estab-
fished a record for an offering of
this class. ‘The Hunchback of
.Make Dame” has been the talk of
the town since the first showing last
Ronda}; and about everyone in Nor-
walk and many people residing in
the envirog of this city will have
witnessed the presentation beiore it
bloom The demand (or ticke's for
Saturday ’indicates capamty houses

at both the matinee and ev lag
E“"‘xsmesenmotions. There will be two
showings tomorrow. as during the
week. at 2:15 and 8:15 The special
<grchestra. that has provided the mo-
sic during the week will play [or the
final showings. 7 9

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PAL-ACE
Vaudeville—Picture

A very pleasing program of Keith
vaudeville is being offered at' the
Palace Theater this week and judg-
ing by the way it was acueptpd by
the first night audience. It should
mnlre a. record for this year. Fvery
an: in the show is top notch from
the start to finish- Frabel an: Mor-
gan opened the bill with-some wire
‘snecialty offerings that were weep-
mortally line. Scott and Chrystie,
vanilevillians de luxe, as the present
agents say. proved themselves high
class entertainers and thew at once
won their way into the henna oi the
theatergoers of this city.
and Young ofiered comedy aloe that
was very good. and they got a big
hood. Jack Hughes as a. music mas-
ter. proved himself to be a star of
unusual ability. The big not of the
program or course was Maude Ger—
ard and Dance Quartette. 8. rom-
pany of live high class entertainers.
This act will please the most criti—
cal. Gladys Cooper and a splendid
supporting company starred' in
"The Bohemian Girl."

 

RIAL’I‘O

The Rinlto thearer will present for
tit-3‘ last time this afternoon and
awning the wonder picture “Under
i the Red Robe) ’ This picture Nor—
' wail: residents will remember was
photographed in Stamford and in a.
number of its scenes Son-walk per-
sons have figured as extras. The
plmtoplay has delighted metre of
persons during- its run here and it
has been acclaimed a wonderful pic-
(use.

“011 the Banks of the ‘Wabash.’
‘ 3 {3b omplay mg: in every respect
, will di‘il ight and atrord a diversion of
f vzzzertainment during its entire
f showing and the final zoned of
‘ “Fighting Blood" will be offered as
the program for tomorrow. "01: the

 

Banks of The Wabash" is from: the
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the new cabinet formed in China
by Premier Sun Pac Chi but this
is conventio a] news for Admiral
Li is considered so indispensable
that he is retainel in the pos .. re.
zardless of many changes in part-
im and premiers

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Women Voters to

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LAST PRESENTATIONS TONIGHT
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or THE WONDER PICTURE !

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From Paul Dresser‘s Famous Song

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