A 1!"
Compson has just signed a
term contract with Paramount
;' m. Her first picture will be
Female." an adaption of
“Ba. Stockley's story. "Dana the
2. n ub." It, will be produced by
Wood.
rider special contract Betty re-
)”ny completed 'The Enemy Sex"
‘7 ted by James Cruzc (of “Cov—
XVagon" fame, _3ou know), and
) will be released soon. \Ve did hear
0 soon as this picture was fir.-
ed Mr. Cruze would lead Miss
. pson to the altar. but we have
«70: been informed yet concerning
l remony.
Mae Murray may‘ film part of her
7 new picture. "Circe" abroad. The
' flay “as written for Miss Murray
it, View: to lilasco 11>:lncz. author of
3-1119 Four Horsemen of lhe Apoca-
has" Il-r lain-'2 rclc: 5e is“-l:1dC<
moiscilc Midnight." ‘
A motion picture expedition will
_... .._...._.... —
Jana leave for Comm, an Island of
ill._ Malay x\fC11l'lCllZ§O.lO
1011.11!
“ fish that is
' Like-world. The 1'\1i~:1li
:’ 'ed-by \V‘illiam 11. Thompson,
;.11 is sponso}
It is said to
'IS-aut nine inch-15 long
Spend most 01 i s time on land chas-
“E the il‘SCC‘S on “'l‘llCl'i it {99:15
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‘ Gav
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ruli- ('H.\I‘TER ('XllI.
" "f'Vehy well. Mrs. Jille.” Evelyn
3,111 with tirl'm ' as she arose
'l 111:1: is lc-ft for
e 111" nmtter m
:1 1. 'nnrct1 lauyer.”
“You wouldn't (‘20 1111111" Mrs.
Jillee responded. surtlrxl. I'ntil that:
moment the prowl-:1". of divorce had;
not occurs» to '11-'12 ‘
'13 thri'e to do?" live-
1:31:12" 2 out her arms
"0 1111 thought of
I 1mg Fred—I
yway'. perhaps-
.ti::'. 1'." lzc tame tog
0
strain was beginning
from her (‘1..1ir,
Eme to do :5 to
the hands of
p.. 142'
-~ “XVhat else
sir-f
_-.lyn replied,
. ,in despair.
,divorco. I
don‘t know
I could 1‘-
“me like rt 1
The nirvm.
I exp: 1'" 1 '.'.:"1 '1 -'--11,.. ..:ilking in
tony 11:13:"
"Is h~' “11:25:22'.”
"On 3":, . «'"he says h1-
has 111,1 . at t':'- 1'0 €\'~:!'}'--—"
""Evcii'ni j;:;1.'1':" $212»? “as
alarmed.
.The _‘-' : ":71 :"rifizcd hrrl
error. 51:11
Mrs. .111: ri
s‘érvicrs of the
She 01:"‘:t ff-
-.1. 10 111111
1“nt of ihng
"'1. 't wan: to,
make .
- films of a rcmnfind; 11 're e climbin; 3
'1": cre else in
{01— §
ex:- mayor 01' Cl:i:1.go. The fish is,
h 1h. Inflkulmllnll11-11lh1fll
"with
~11er up.
i\.’1’f‘ll.
to till on 31-1. the c i1ch~2d her
hands.
3 “But he awss—' She
E-f yas allitc-st
~51;— “There a *1 some ‘33}; to
E prevent 1: cc: :0 s- 1311 a linrli hie,»
thing as 1'11 .‘lzs. Jille wqu
E; herself 5111.. 1111 71:1 utinn. Shci
:. “‘7 p1]h_ 1. \' gv‘vSSlg‘ll : nuighhorsfl
E? disgrace. ‘- 11 1261'. Per-i
i naps 1’11... .. ‘33s wrong“.1
1%“ “11:13 he :1 ;~--1 are-.1: n.“
r. h :rr—I (lldn'i ."
1: _know .112; until )lahrl ‘
.5 __came 11- .- 1:111:59 1120
E _ other 13:23:"
"I 'n:-.\- :.'t 1'31.“ because ‘
‘ 1:11-33 or?"
‘l1'1ps that
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l
3 ' Betty Compson. .
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Ell'llllfilhlllllll‘
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money."
"But I went to the woman they
named and she admitted it."
"Evelyn!" She wanted to protest
but she Could not. She remembered
—she couldn‘t forget. what Mabel
had told them.
"011:" she walled.
Evelyn gave way to tears.
Mabel ran in.
"“‘hal's the matter, mother?
\\‘hat‘s the matter, Evelyn? What
have you been saying to her?"
lien mother answered. "0h.
111i01‘CCI"
Irene. appeared ln
\‘iolrt.
"What‘s the matter?" Shé laid
her hand on the Shoulder of her als-
tcr. “What‘s the matter, Mabel?”
"Take Violet and so out. I‘ll ex-
plain to you later."
\‘inlct, aroused held firm.
the matter. mother?"
“Go with your Aunt Irene,
ll‘l." -
Irene pushed her out of the room.
mnving slowly herself 'to catch what
was being said.
"Thor-11 ought to be some way to
the doorway
"“‘hat's
\‘lo-
WWW-l this. Evelyn," Mabel advanced.
What does he say?"
"I don't know." she replied, get-
She was worn out_ aggra-
"I came here to get your
number to try to make him see his
filmy in 111“ rind lo Viofctf Your
,mu'lur doesn't want to interfere!
l 1:1n't go to him! “'11:“. else 15
.‘1hcre to do but for me to sea a
I'lnr
will
voice lowered.
bring him to
"Por-
his
“ltut “hat will people say!
nzotllo'r'”
A llcndnche was throbbing through
:3'11’3 head.
Uh, I «inn't know what to do!"
Oh.
“I 1‘, She realized that here with these
; ‘pcliere 1131.: wrnr:r:. 11.} rtr'i'ir‘nl. prcj‘mlicod u omen she
-. . F? 1 pg; 7, n 1'13“. -- , \1. 2s nut likrli: to learn She got up
-ggry'(1:.' 1.1 ,<1-1.:l.1 in control herself. and (tilled
— "Bur 3.~-'~: 1 "semi-:1 .‘in'lginr \111111 . They went home.
:gemctlimg 1 _ 't to get 1‘ (To he continued.)
Billy 11.21 just discovered 1.13 mas--
Le]; lying or. 111.1 1...: 1213111 \\1111 lllsi
legbcn: 1122-11: 11:11
2" He ran 1.151.111.1315 u1. dcr his
master :15 g1. 11.! .15 he com d and
’ '1 l1
1:11 Oicr on his ‘1 g.
he .15 (11.11111)
. ...1n mar on his
'_C§.1'efuily tur
43"hen i: was
,gpd Car-.zuzly
U";
a
L
1
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u
-‘b'ack, so .ln. c “cow: 1' his
:Strcngt‘i (1:111 res; more coiiilol'tubly.
“Thank \c-u, c-l-l . ..u'.\'. You cer-
,tglmy 12:11 1 more 5-.1'1se ‘iitm nine-
,tenlhs 0: 1h».- 3.1;.111.:1;1 Lu: gs I 11:11::
._ 9 .319“.
.... 15.90.11. if I (1:1'3' had :1 first aid kit
'gastrappcu'. mound 1113' 1'1- 1:11; like the
..flogs haze “ thought hilly. That
1- gave him an 111-11, 1112-1 anforc his
2. master 11:13.11: 11.1.11: he “as up to, Bil-
rif’mtarted or. run at: the bul-
;: Wield.
' ‘Pti'liups you. my
1 my'ondcr : 11‘ 1-
tii such a. 111' r3: 1 v.1.l tr-ll you.
'rhqd'ilushcd thrulzzli his 11:11:11
: s‘emewhcrc Uil ‘11-.-.
could find sex-1.11 police dogs be-
... 21) mg to 11 e 1‘. . Cross “1:11 their
17
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"111
readers. ‘
him 51111-1 off;
11!
that
11-111 of battle 110
its, :1. hi. :6 had gene to lind one
brine _ 1'. 1-1 ml!) his master.
‘1 darkness.
lookout for dogs.
nd stretcher bear-
queer looking ob-
'1 11111 It was mm"-
seemed to him to
:as he could see neith-
255. $1111 it some slowly
. "- st a black moving
m. It vase eno .zgh to trig ten one._
._'§§;Bll 13'. being a. brave goa...and
ith much cur. osity, stood still
:{9 wa1eh its approach. All of a sud~
gen half 01' it dropde to the ground
BILLYWHIJ‘KERJ‘
BY FQANCES TQEGO MONTGOMERY
ltllis time. Do come with me for
\K
and lhcn Dilly saw that it Was a. po-
carrying a man in his
The dog had the man L-ythc
and was curry-
hanging
lit'e (log
mouth.
clothes on his chest.
in: him with his head
-d-.1wn on side of his mouth and his
'lc-gs on the other. That is why Billy
could not see any head or shape, for,
1110, (101': holding the body in his
inc-11111. nothing of the dog's head
could be soon—only his tWo short
curs sticking up.
“You certainty gave me a. start."
said Bill); to the dog. “(or I thought
I was seeing some new kind of ani-
mal “lilinut head or legs coming to-
uunl me."
"Why, it it. isn't Billy,
cot!" exclaimed the dog.
"And you, Dukci” exclaimed Billy
in turn. "You are just the one dog
the mas-
1 cf all others I should like to meet at
a.
minute and give my master some
stimulants out of your canteen and
then you may came back to your
man if you wantto, though and as it
may seem. I don't believe he is
goind to need you any more. I
~1l'11nk his spirit has taken its flight.
Who was he?"
"I don't know—just one of the
wounded I saw trying to crawl along
And as I have unusually _strong
jaws neck and back I was ’helplng
him :1 along. bew dogs can carrx the
hea‘x3‘ _w eight in their mouths that I
can."
Turn they both made sure that
Lfio man \1 as dead. they scampered
back to Billy‘smaster
(“’11 shall have to \ alt till tomor-
row to find out. how Billy's master
was when they reached him.)
Y,“ :Iictory “f here Carmen \" orked
36:51: of— the most interesting to-
‘bacco factories in Europe is that
:nftuated behind the Palace of San
.3‘elmo in Seville. rendered famous
'7 the opera. of "Carmen." This
M3" is decorated with sculp-
' grid on czther side of. the arch
the brief entrance are
of Christopher golumbus
femando Cortex.
er thing. that adds to the
of this factory is the ex-
number 0?: altars and
. .et saints. They are to be
every nook and corner. in
“workroom. in eiery passage
or .in spite of thg tact
'fF‘abrica." has already its
fest-{execs édpiei
f; pictures and many
ea; Home \‘c-wa.
‘ i
Arcadia Settled By’h'cw Englnnders
1n the 40 years following“ the ex-
pulsion of the Acadians from Nova
Scotia, in 1775. the land was settled
by New Englanders. One rush of.
imigranls came about 1760; when
colonists came in to take up the
ravaged French farms. Another
came at the time at the American
Revolution. Those men who had no
mind to side with the infant repub-
lie in its struggle. called Tories. or
Loyalists. were forced by public
sentiment to leave Massachusetts
and Connecticut in considerable
numbers. New Brunswick and No-
va. Scotia welcomed them. They
carved homestead: out 0! the for-
ests. became the backbone of the
communityrquveds My and
left a heritage. of wealth and edu-
cation to their numerous descend-
ants—Enrica: Ethane News; -
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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANOE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwalk
PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord St. Phone 291
South Norwalk
f3: Y. ormcn
20th St. Chelsea 8059
20 l \V.
' DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
'9 “‘ashing'ton St. Phone 1032
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
0F ALI} KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES AND
SHOWERS. ‘
MASSAGE—SPINAL
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OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to ,the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.‘
1310 North Avenue
, Between Oak and Center Sta.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone mam 5586—2
Second-Hand Parts and-Tires to Fit
Any Make of Car.
F H BAXTER
2 2-22DRQGG'13T22222
6 SOUTH W STREET
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Axe-1t tor‘ rage 1e Sin-1w, Paine
.Pd 1 nter'oj
Glenb rook Conn
Have Your Car different? Have
us submit some data on color
schemes and costs. Your in-
quiry will be valued.
YEIT The Automobile Painter
Maple Avenue. Glenbrook '
; ' ' Phone 1670- 4
SEE MOORE
SEE BETTER
For—— I
“Our perfect knowledge of optometry.
enables us to net as (13-111 authoxltlcs
in “horn you can have perfect con-
fidence. "
—Says Mr. Foresight
EYES EXAMINED
Prescriptions Filled
1' ' WILLIAM J. MOORE '
4—01‘1‘01‘1 I 5TH] ST—
'Keelcr Bldg. 151'; \Vashlngton St.
Speed
Oars E0 Wagons
111le AND OVERHAUL \G
PARIS AND accesson I‘
111nm
Passenger
R1
The NASH. RAYMOND
EACH JOB is DONE -2 1
wan-i caaucsr lent-
wu'ae ,
CERTAIN
IT'S hard to beat a combination
of earnestness and ability»
That‘s what we bring to evevy
job. Through understanding and
11/101}: for our work. Phone us
when and where and what.
& DEAN CO.
2 Flax am noun
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CLIFFORD: _
SHOE STORE
,l’p-to-Date Footwear
S. Green. Prop. -
(Formerly with ng'Lévy)
Shoes for the Whole Family
Moderately I’riced
58 80. Main. St! ‘ T
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PIGGLY TVIGGLY
_ 12 mm acme
Hangman, ' com.
REFRIGERATORS
OIL STOVES
GAS RANGES - -
Sold at lowest prices, as well as
all household goods. Come in
and conxince yourself.
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main 81:. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church
The Busy Men's 5M
__l calming—
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Rialto Clothes
R. BIJVL'LL. .‘lgl'.
153 \\'a~hinglnn bind
Opp. Riahu Thain.
I do painles- utractionl. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-n-
Minlt. I also do both fixed and
removnfilo bridge: 1! reasonable
prices.
DR. SLOMAN
"-102 Washington Street
Phone 3‘29" Hours: Odie-P. u.
POLLEY
South Remit,
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WE ARE Aonsrs FOR
0 Ambler Asbestofii-Shlngks
Berber. Asphalt Shingles & Roofings
. Flintoot‘e Asphalt Shingles and
Rantings
Barrett Asphalt Shingles & Rooting:
And apply some at. renewable costs.
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
~ 11: 1111111111112 emu-:11 .
1oz: militias ._
Sold and Installed -
The
Refrigerating and Supply Co.
Representing
The Remington Machine Co.
of
Wilmington, Delaware
' Agents For
Remington Compressors
Service on All Makes.
Rankin) St. South Norwalk
g‘he Textile St
New Printed Crepe. WK
Dress Linen, TI
1 Designer Patterni-
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136 Washington Strad-
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WILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
, —-.-mcmn:c"r—-
46 So. Main St. f’hone 3339
scum sonwm, CONN.
-sgpen51.
A'r*~!ot;3 onueeikr.
WOQSTER & DAVIS
MI. W., DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW -
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RIDGEPORT
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