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«Sbeturns overherhomeeos
wealthy widower, udrssns x.
. renew. to sell for her. And
.she begs Dick to sell her stocks
and bonds for whatever they will
bring. All site wank. also says,
is enough money to lab the
part of a wealthy widpw for a
law months, so that she can
“land" a rich husband. . ‘
. A week later with 380” In her
handbag she goes to Athntio.
(lily for a rest helm filling.
. There she insets a M
CARLOT'I'M 'FBOLKING. and
her. two friends, HERBERT
WATEBBpRY and DAN
SPBAGUE.
One‘ night the four of them
.go'to Adoree's little supper club.
Ma! accidents!!! drops her he.»
and her great roll oi bills falls
out. Waterbury odors to fake
rareofhermonayforher,but"
she refuses to let him have it.
Thstnightonthewsgbookto
the hotel. he makes violent km
to her. And its; wooden it she
_ is not In love with him.
She buys herself some espou-
sivo new clothes. build to the
. role of a Wistful Widow, and
psi! 8000 lot a black, pearl ring.
Waterbury gives luncheon
and dinner in May’s honor. and V
he shows her snapshots. oi his
town house In Bloom. lie
tells May thstlielsswidowc"
with one daughter, and adds that .
he would like to see her sitting
at the head of his aim table.
She wonders if Wg
marriage, but decides he’s not.
But she wonders what life with
him would be like.
(NOW 60 ON WITH THE S'I'OQ!)
in foursome ind dined to.
and it was almost midnight. h0-
fore they left the splendid main
dining room of the Ambassador.
Out of doors there was 1" white
moon. A high wind seemed to blcw
the foaming breakers in from the
ocean.
"0h. isn't it gorgeous?" May cried.
wrapping her black velvet capo
around her. Her eyes danced like
those of a gypsy under her blowing
hair. ' . '
"You're gorgeous!" Herbert in-
swered her. "Your eyes are blue-
b diamonds tonight . . .'
estopped dead in his tracks and
starzd at her.
, "You' vs lost those black pearls you
always wear around your neck!" he
said.-
’ ' “Oh, no, I haven't. I left them in
my room at the Tremors." May told
him. .
“Did you have them locked in the
hotel safe?" Herbert wanted to
know.
~ May shook her head. “No. they’re
on my dressing-table. Don't worry
about them. They’re in right, I‘m
sure.” she said carelessly.
Herbert ‘ VWatsrbui-y groomed.
"You're hopeless, child!" he said.
"First you carry 88000 around in
ful, " she cried.
lace out in plain sight on a hotel
dressing table!
"What if the chambermold comes
in to straighten up your room. and
Just naturally lifts it?"
May shrugged her slim shoulders.
“She won't." she answered. "i‘bore
area ‘t many dishonest people in the
world." , .
Waterbury laughed then, in an an-
noyed tort of way.
"You're the most careless woman
I've ever known," he said. "i sup
pose this husband of yours took care
of you like a child, when he was
alive. And so you've never learned
to take care of yourself. Have you!"
May thought deeply for a moment
before she answered. ~
fascinate him more. . . the crafty
May she knew herself ’to be.‘ or the
helpless. innocent May he thought
she was.
She thought she knew his taste!
“Well, p'raps I don't know how to
look after myself so very well." she
began in a ‘soft voice. "But i get
along pretty -well, on the whole.
Money bothers me. . . . I can't keep
track of it. it justseems to run
through my fingers like water."
"What you and is a. man to look
after you and your affairs.” Herbert
said sternly. "A strong man. Some
ono who would invest that money
of yours for you!.
‘ "Oh. this little bit‘. . . I’m going
to spend." May purled. “But! have
some other money . . . quite a sum
. . that I really would like to in~
vest". '
She giggled suddenly.
“I remember what you said the
other night. Mr. Waterbury." she
went on. "about women being unable
to handle their own money.
"Please don't call me 'Mr. Water-
bury.‘ any more," be ixiterrupted.
“M name is 'Herbert'.” .
oil, then, Herbert!” May
laughed. “And don't you want to
call me 'Msy' instead of 'Mrs. Sey-
mour'l”
"May. " Herbert repeated the word
”singly. "May! You are like
your bag as if it were a duller billthst lovely month. if you’ll forgive
“What's the mailer? Afraid of the surf? Ii' a wonder-
And now you leave a priceless neck-
sao mm which women would -
me for saying so U. . . fresh and
blooming "
"I'll forgive you for saying so,"
May answered..grovely.
At that moment Carlotta came run
nil-1‘ up to them. i
“i' vs (1 ruled with 'Dan." she
said. “A l ditched him. Please
take me under your wing. you two!"
There was distress written in her
round blue eyes, and her voice trom-
bled. May wag sure that it was not
she who bed qu‘arreled with Dan. it
was rhore than likely that he had
said something to hurt her tender
f. ilings.
“How did you and Dan happen to
‘quarrell" she asked the orestfailen
little women as‘they stepped into the
elevator.
"Oh. he began that'wlll-you-mariy-
ins-tomorrow talk of his." she said
with a pathetic attempt at sirlnoss.
“And it Just bores me to tears. Just
to tears!"
And as if she wanted to prove that
a proposal of marriage from Dan
S.“ can really did bore her to tears.
she began to cry.
May put her arm around her. and
left the elevator with her at the sixth
floor.
. “Look here, Mm. Frolking," she
said severely. "you mustn‘t let go of
yourself this way!"
Carlotta was rapidly becoming
hysterical. She flung herself down
in e tapestrycovered chair in the
corridor and shook with great, sob-
May almost carried her to the door
of 660, unlocked it. and pushed her
within the room. She switched on
the lights and sat down on the edge
of the bed.
“Now. i'm koing to stay right
here until you got to sleep," she
said. "Aren't you silly to cry like
this about a man! As if- -a men more
'or less counted!"
To her relief, (hr-lotto began _to
undress herself quie
, a7.
awhotmb of
. in e heavy silver
it up and kissed it.
mi" she asked. orie-
fromher eyes with an
Dink handkerchief. .
t “sweet" was the '
..tho world to describe
thin.ilseotsstured
:sod yet there was .
about it. The ssro
pointed like so taaa’s ears. And
thorowsssdeop dimple in the chin.
May remembered a downright old
‘g‘L
, English oouplet:
”Dimple in the chin,
.Dovil within!"
. Then she remembered a r10
cleft the chin of that debt: and
disturbing person _. . ., liorbort
Wstorbur'yi
"Well. I'm no angel. myself!" she
, thought. “IVesngivohimarnnfor
his money if he alerts shuttles!"
Whatever else she was. Ila! dec-
mour was always honest with boo
self.
O O O
The next morning dawned brlebt
eadwarm . . . oneotthosehesvoulr
day"! early October. V
While May was reading the morn-
ing papers, and drinking coffee in
her room. the telephone rang. ‘ ..
Carlotta’s high soprano greeted M
ear: "Keno, Sleepy. we‘re all ‘0'
ing swimming. Want to come alone
don't you?"
"Of course. I do. Wait to me in
the lobby for about live minutes.
will you?" May asked.
"Meet us on the beach. We‘re all
lire-ed to go in.” White answered-
"And hurryl The surfs mm
is less than ten minutes I!!!”
in her bathing dull and down on the
wide expanse.“ sand. it was not
hard to find Carlotta and the two
men. for there were few bothers at ~
this time of the year.
A bronsed young lifesaver come
along. and smiled into her eyes so he
poled her. ‘
"Please don’t drown: lady." he
said. 'The water's awfully cold to-
And i don't want to get my
suit wet."
May smiled back at him. He was
like a Rodin statue . . '. this tall
young loan with his superb muscles
and splendid shoulders. ‘
A minute later she found herselt
contrasting him with Herbert Water-
bury. lbs had to admit that Her-
bert in a bathing suit was not the
fascinating Herbert of k‘ tweed suit.
or dinner cost.
Somehow or other, he gave the lin~
prosslon of dubbinese.
"A few setting-up exercises
wouldn't hurt him!” May thought.
as she came up to him.
”But be is handsome. after all!"
she said to herself. as he took her V
band. and smiled his cordial, delight-
ful smile.
She turned to Dan. and noticed
that his surly look vanished as he
looked at her.
. "Gosh. you 'ro a pretty thing!" he
said. “i never reeliaed it before!”
May was indubitably lovely that
bright morning. She wore a scarlet
suit and cap, and scarlet nodule
were bound around her white ankles.
She turned. smiling. to lotto
and saw the look of jealousyan sus-
picion that the little women dashed
at her.
"i certainly hope she doesn't think
l’m trying to take her Dan away
from her!" May thought.
Then she brushed that. and all
other worrisomg things. from her
mind, and gave ereelf to the joy of
the swim.
The water was cold. but May was
a fast swimmer and was soon
tingling with the unwanted exercise.
She turned over on her back to
float. and saw that Carlotta and
Herbie were still on the beach.
She swam back to shore, and ran
to them.
"What's the matter? Afraid of the
surf? it's wonderful!" she cried.
bing gasps. , "l-ierby doesn’t swim and I'll: keep
May Opened her handbag and ins him company." Carlotta ex-
hunted for her key. walnut gloomily. ”
"What's the number. of you Well. come'on hi. any I". May
roomlf she ask“, urged him. “I'll hold your hand.
“Six sixty." subbed Carlotta. Ind take me 0! you!" ~-
Sho laughed like a happy child.
But the laugh died in her thrust
as she saw the look on Barbie's taco.
Sherealissdinadashthathewea
afraid to go into the water.
on. wolli What was the differ-
uoei- Iouhsdtooveflookeiotor
gswbensmonbadmoaoylhnd
Muwnsurethstnerhlewlsamn-
um stthoverrlosst. “IMP
shot of his house is prookliuo had
convinced her of that!
Macy looked are d the room.
mountaineer
(.hurch Notices for Sunday arid Coming Week
51;. meters Evangelical Lutheran
‘ Church—Odd" St.
Rev. E. C. Weasel, Pastor.
fGerman service at 10 A. M. Eng-
"The Cruclned Christ "
1:4 00 p. m.-Hour of music by the
Double Quartet. assisted by Mr.
Charles fitsrling. violinist. and Mr.
'celio accompaniments,
.....Chas.Gduno
This crevice is givetf‘by the organ-
ist, Mrs. Lois Burchard Hedner, the
.....
and chorus with organ. Violin and ‘
Southlioowsih. Baptist Church
Rev; L. '1‘. Mallory. Pastor.
less are as follows:
The subjects for the luadsy serv-
' Everyman's Bible class. 1 “Chamo-
lien service at 11 A. M. pibie class
ter."
and Sunday school at 12 noon. This
Norman Stannard. ’celllst.
" 6180 p. m-Xoung people's meet- . double quartet of the church} assist-
N.
, sufidsy all our services will be ded- mg. _V . .401! ed by Mr. Charles sterline'.'VIolinist. Morning worship: “The. Abundant
looted to the reformation. Let us Mondsy. .s:oo p. ...—mom... and Mr. Norman Stannard. 'celllst. Life." 4 .
. all come out and thank God for the' monthly meeting of the business Program directed by re. Franklin Children's sermon: "haven"
wonderful blessings of the reforms- committee. , 1. Smith. director of t choir. ' . Evening worship: "The wedding
lion which we enjoy daily. Tuesday. 2:30 p. m.——Meetlng‘of ‘ ' ' ‘ g , Garment ” V
‘The Laiiies' society will meet the Whatsuever Circle at the. homo . Knight Street A. M.‘E. Church Sunday: _.
Thursday aftern in the basement of Mrs. William Moore, 4 Chestnut Rev. W. Henry Lamar, Pastor. » 10 00 .u m—Everymans Bible
or the church. e Christian Fair street. Bible study Acts. Chapters 10: $5 a. m.~’-Monthly class meet. class; mmgmh‘m.
will. be the chief topic for discus; 19. u, log. 11 0° aunt. r-Wbfllllll. ,
T: ...;aion. All members and friends are
cordially invited.
mist-at of Christ. Scienlist
57 West Avenue.
The regular Sunday eervlée of this
thumb is held at 11 a. 111.; Sunday
{school is heldPat 11 s. is... Bubiect:
u testis uni-limes
F'fdncsda'y evening testimony
‘ is held at. 8 o‘clock. an
or these services the .public is
«labelling M. 51 West avenue:
pen ek’ days (holidays meme)
mm ate 5: Tuesday and Thurs-
“ag‘y' awnings from 7 to 9. A
Wednesday. 8: 0i) p. m.—Meeting 12: to p. m.—Sunday school.
. or the Women's Association at the , 3: 30p iii—Union services at
church. Missionary committee will Stamford.
' give s. pmgram on Mexico. ... 6: 00 p. ink—Allen C. E. Magus; cos at the parsonoge.
Thursday, 7:4; p. m—Mid-woek Charles Middleton. harden”. - ’ Thursday, 7:30 p, mé—Mid-week
prayer meeting and preparatory 7:80 p.‘ m.—Bermon by the pastor. service. .
service. Monday evoningu—Trustees'V meet-
lug. ' . ‘
a: to p. m.—-Ohrlstian Endeavor.
e7' 80 ’. now-WM!» '
Monday, 8 p. int—Board of Trust-
Announcements:
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Mo 1‘: up 'y the entertainment given by the
Prelude—4' dent i G"... B ist Thu evenin ,
A“ ’ n at ‘ "if! n o ‘ School of Religious Educegion at the
Allihlm-J‘ fill! its , 0
new: . Ptmrd wax; - East Avenue it a. couch 25W“ ”0”“ “011104!“ march-
Oilsrtm solo (cohiralto)--"Come Clarence Cable. organist. " Everyone ... "coasted '0 hrllig "3°
veto Me" ....... .. .... . Cocoon Sunday morning service, C'md' ”"3 M” W “"1"?”
Pestlude- «"Toocst's‘ in D Minor." Rev. E. R. Bray. preacher. ”“4""
$12: Ali—Church school and Friend. All visitors dud men of the city
......................... Nevin
Afternoo Hour at Music: in Bible class. not connected filth any other Bible
Music for Sunday:
10:30:
in are welcome. _ 4: e Arise 9.x... 7- e Evening service, new. a. r. else. are invi ii to attend on. m-
,‘ RV , V i. . .-/: ‘ Fair like. preacher.. man's Bible o it is e livotcl'au.
ans it‘ll-st . chosen at Monday. a: no 1). m. _-. Official conducted in a mo: pies-lag to
" ’ ~ ‘ l ' Board meeting lees or whatever cubed, and closing
Wednesday. 6:30 to f p. rich—Pane
oaks supper under auspices of 0mi-
cron Circle. ‘e
in time so: any standout to' go to
another church icho ndesiros. You
will and e herrty ”looms: awaiting
Thursday evening. 7:i5—Mid-vveek you. .
prayer service. - Music nor ilbnday:
Fridays evening 8: 00“ —— Church ’ um . ,
‘ Prsiuoeul'aonnnpnioe ...i Trestle
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NEWS FQ___R THEATRE- GOERS
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Palace Theatre
MIT TIMES TODAY .
“STARS OF OTHER DAYS”
And Four Other Big Vaudeville Acts
and the picture
. “AFTER BUSINESS HOURS” '
-— with --
Elaine Hammerstein and Lou Tellegen '
SUNDAY EVENING
LIONEL BARRYMORE, JOHNNY WALKER .
and MARGUERITE DE LA MONTE
“CHILDREN OF THE WHIRLWIN D”
ill-
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE OFFERING
“LAUGHS AND LADIES” ‘
A Spiify Miniature Musical Comedy!
and four other big acts
TOM MIX
and TONY
the Wonder Horse
“The
Whisper”
,RMl-I :0 Film m
TODAY SUNDAY
MONDAY TUESDAY
Lewis Stone, Virgi-
nia Valli Nita Naldi
“The Lady Who
Lied”
l‘uris Night Lilo. \‘vm-iiun
Carnival
Glamorous Algerian Scenes
l"
!
Everlasting
Coming Next Week Richard Barthelmess in
‘ “SHORE LEAVE”
Dine and Dance
, “LILLIES OF'THE
STREETS”
starring
Johnnie Walker and
Virginia Lee Corbin
A drama torn from life’s
experiences
SUNDAY EVENING
Lionel Barrymore
Johnnie Walker and
_ Marguerite De La Monte
....in...
“Children of the
Whirlwind”
A startling expose of
modern youth!
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
“N at So Long Ago”
\\ itli
Be'it'y Bronson and
Richard Cortez
LIONELNXNEYMORE
. “A MANN—Ii: IRON”
R E G E N T THEATRE nous
‘ ‘ ‘ AT THE RIAIJIO.
TODAY ONLY A Plenty of Action, line. scenery in
Mix Picture.
"The Everlasting Whisper," now
playing at the Rinito theater has
plenty of action. This new picture
owes much or its charm' to the
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At all times
MUSIC and DANCING '
Direct from Broadway
CONGENIAL HOSPITALITY V,
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scenery. Locations were chosen
which are sublime. Tom does one of
his most breathtaking fights on the
,edro of a. cliff a, fight sufficiently
realistic is to furnish all the thrills
anyone could ask.
The vast circle of readers of not»
on llicliens novels will take especial
interest in the announcement that
“The Woman Who Lied," featuring
V Lewis Stone. Virginia. Valli and Nita
Nuldi, will open an engagement of'
three days beginning tomorrow
night at the lllaito. it is founded on
[but author's "Snake Bite," and isl
said to retain all the pioturesquenese l'
of the book.
i
i A1: THE REGENT
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Three interesting pilturcs are boori- l
at for movie goers.
A lit'l‘lt"! of three pictures are.
hooked fm the next few dais ln-l
:lluding today at the Regent theater
lfor Norualk movie fans
SHORE HAVEN INN
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Music and Dancing Every Night
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SERVICE A LA CARTEV
‘ l‘oday at the theater the. great
pic ture‘ 'iililles of the Streets" is be-
im; shoun. This picture stars John.
, nic Walker and Virginia Lee Corbin.
All is a. drama torn from life's pages
;and based on the actual experiences
of Mary E. Hamilton, :1 New York
,pollcewoman. it is 11 picture which
;\\'Ill shock confiding and indulgent
“nether and fathers and jolt them
iout or their false sense of security
Vund arouse. them to the need of pro-
gteiilon for tlieli daughters.
,~ b‘undny owning. an unusual pic-
inn-o is offered. It is "Children of tho'
One Night Only
THURS, NOV. 5
(Not a Moving Picture)
lawman”... $2.00
BostoiOr‘chestra...$1.56
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Genersiddmlssion 3 .50
Box Odiee Opens Holiday
10 A. M.
‘\\.""lllll\\li'id a. startling expose of
modern youth. The pictuge features
a star cast including Lionel Bari-v-
more Johnnie Walker and Marguer-
iio lie in \lotte. .
‘Not So Long Ago." a sweet sen-
timental picture with an unusual
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will add a r:
such as glass shelves.
clothes hooks, tooth brush holders. sponge and soap racks, tumbler
holders. pap
assortment
or nickel were.
THE RAT}! ROOM CONVENIENT.
thorn- Nre many little things which
and convenience of the family.
bani seats.
5 up the bathroom.
rent deal to the comfort
towel mils. medicine cabinets,
er holders, etc. All of these thing‘s are Shown in our
of good quality bathroom fixtures in “bile enamel
33 Washington Street
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plot is offered at the Regent for
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
The picture stars the pretty Betty
'Bronson and Ricardo Cortes.
AT THE. PALACE.
Great Corrine lobe seen here for
lost time tonight.
Today is the listjopportunity for
residents of Norwalk to see the
.great Corrine in "Stars of Other
Days." the headline vaudeville act
at the Palace theater. in addition
to this great set. there are four oth-
er vaudeville acts. The picture "Af-
ter Business House." with Elaine
Hammerstein and Lou Tellegen
makes up the rest of the program.
Solo—Selected.
Postluds in d" . . .Donahoo
, honing.
Prelude—"Meditation" .. ... Flagler
Anthem-27‘ Rejoice to With Jerusa-
lam" .................. Spinney
Solo—do, looted. ‘ .
Postlude March ............ Lewis
Willa-fl Church 'Notims “'1" [le-
of today, teatures Lionel Barrymore.
La Motto.
Monday at the Palace. The bill is
headlined by "Laughs and Ladies."
a mlnature musical comedy with
plenty of pretty girls. dsncing‘and
singing. There are four other big
acts on the bill and the picture “A
Man.
lymore.
dancer. who is to appear at the Re.
gent in "The Hall Castle” next Thurs
day. llike her fellow ouuntrywuinan
M'lle Susanne Lengron. World's ten~
nis champion.
living to keep personally fit. She
just eats what she likes and us oftenI
as she pleases.
abundance.
I should eat and what particular ex-
ercise Ishould take I couldn't do , ,
justice to my dancing Worry is ‘
distracting!
time figuring new steps an ddances.
This is the Age of the Dancing
Craze. is it nit l" she sold, few days
guages fluently.
the It!“ she was s‘full fledged
teacher, at Notre Dame College for
Young Ladies. at Haws. Moo.
However. it was generally
her
Marvelous" and one of the must be- .
Sunday evening the picture “Chil-
dren of the Whirlwind" on the bill.
This picture, a. great expose of life
Johnny Walker and Marguerite Do
complete new vaudeville opens
of Iron" featuring Lionel Bar-
'. THE'WOASTIAE
M'lle Veronica. noted French
has no set ruieh of
"Exercise! Mon Dion! 1 have
If I worried over what
My brain works over-
aM'lle Veronica speaks several isn-
Betore. doing on
W
id follow in the footsteps”: of
her, known as “Veronica
oved of all French dancers.’
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