kw” _ .
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scours
THE STORY SO FAR:
town alter a year's absence. She
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run Mimic sunrises—so. NORWALK, CONN.
and laughed. "What a little spitvdre
it isl" he said. drawing her am
through his. and pulling her close
to him. “We mustn't quarrel like
this. sweetheart—"
Ho bent his head to here. and low.
ored his voice to a whisper.
"l'm having a ring made tor you
-trom the ring that was my moth-
er's and my grandmother's. when
they were brides." he told her. "it
was to have been finished today.
Let's go back to the hotel. and see i!
they’ve sent it from 'l‘iifany's.”
The magic name "l‘iilany" swept
all' doubts or Waterbury trons May's
bench in the lobby while Horus
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Palace Theatre
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MAY SEYMOUR. whose hues ”my ‘ [U I” .l‘ , .. that people of wealth and subtitles M . . .
mdiflfiwgwawcg . Fl patronized that: famous house. “.01- TIMES TODAY all MOOI'C and l WILLARD JONES AND
REWE. returns to her home as: not waiting On a marble 5 Other Big Broadway vaudeville Acts D0l'0llly‘ DEVON} i IRENE RICH
' l
disposes oi her inherited pronto
ty. leaves the sale oi her house
in the hands oi Illa“!!! I.
NMAN. and with 88000 in her
handbag. sets out to and and
marry a man with money.
At Atlantir City she meets a
divorcee. CABID'HA ["er '
KING. and her iriends. HER.
BERT WATEBBUB! and DAN
went over to the desk to inquire
about his package. Her eyes tol-
iowed his tail. wellvelothod body. Yes.
he was good looking in a mature
WI!-
Not the man of her drums. ex-
actly. but a very good imitation!
And what was the man or her
dreams like, anyway—T May won-
dered. Once upon a time he had
WITH ELAINE
and the picture
“PAINT AND rowolllr’
.“How Baxter .
Butted ln” ’
and
HAMMERSTEIN
SUNDAY NIGHT ONLY
Last Episode Play Ball i
“The M}... was.
.out a Consci- .
ence”
SPRAGUE. Both men pay court be h M behind 11 . . . ‘ . . ,
to May, greatly tethedlstress of "19.20:; :nayisYoIl-oddtho bad he's; : Yakima Canutt In ‘The Rldlng Comet , M d d T - . - V
“mg. ‘1'“ l“ m h b" movie actor she had seen only on on ay an Uded} i“
with n or many years. - 2.;
May. however. sets hereapior girl's-"nioamnill? whbeeg‘; MONDAY, TUESDAY’ WEDNPSDAY Lew COdy and Eleanor Boardman ’
Waterbury. having made up her Carewe _ . _‘ Mid -- __ in M 3,: g
mind that he is the millionaire
husband she is looking tor. She
spends almootalliot her ready '
money on Jewels. a for coat. and
expensive clothes to create the
impression that she b a wealthy
widow. ii‘lnally Waterbury pro-
poses. and May accepts him.
She plans to marry him within
a week boioro he has a chance
to slip through her fingers. and
when the 812.000 train the sale
oi her house arrives the turns it
over to him to invest tor her in
Dan Bprague’s oil well. But im-
mediately she regrets it. when
Carlotta, on the eve oi her depar-
ture tor her Csliiornia home.
warns May not to trust Water-
bury too "tar. She hints that he
and Dan Sprague. and a myo-
terlous t man named "Oliver
'lli. Bruno " work together to
‘n put over shady stock deals.
(NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
1TH troubled eyes. May
watched the train as it slid
out or the station carrying
"I suppose there isn't In! ont-
otariding love alfalr in' uybod!’l
lite." May thought dreamily. so she
watched Herbie come back across
the lobby toward her. "Wells's I
little flirtation here. and a little thrill
there. and first thing we know we’re
old and cold and gray. And that's
about all there is to itl"
But. while she was saying it to
herself. she knew it wasn‘t true.
She remembered her own widowed
mother who had loved the memory
or the father whom May had never
seen. as May. herself. had never
loved any man in the flesh! . . ..
She remembered Sunday afternoons
or her childhood. when she had gone
with her mother to a lonely cemetery
to tend the flowers on her father’s-
grave. .She remembered how her
mother had cried on those distant
Sunday afternoons. and how she had
cried. too. not knowing why.
Yes. it must be given to some
women to really care for a man. . y
“But not to me.” May told her-
self with a kind of triumph. ."I must
Complete New
Vaudeville Bill
5Acts 5,
“An Exchange of Wives”
LADIES’ MATINEE MONDAY
All ladies admitted to Monday lllillllll‘" i‘ur
ll‘l! will;
YANDERBILT MARRIAGE.
1
NEW YORK, ,xov. lip—mm]
The marriage of Miss Consuelo \‘zln-
dCl‘blll to Earl [-2. T. Smith will take
place on a day yet to be chosen in:
January at the home of the bride oll'
Fillh ll\'€ilili‘. Mrs. William K. Yum;
iderhili. her mother announced;
last night. Mr. Smith, u ho is a Pro-7
Re ent Theatre I'm-w mo .
I'lOSTON—A solid l’]UlINllrii_ i
tesinnt. will not change his religion
as prmiously reported.
diu-
mond-siurldru nulomohilc which
“as made in France is NOW on dis-
”"llliss
JMES
Read Mrs. Benedict’s Letter
Praising Lydia E.Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Kewsnce, Illinois-"When I was v‘
married about a year and a half] tool:
Lydia E. Pink<
ham's Vegetable
C o m p o u n d b eu
causeof ill health.
I did not have any
be hard as nails!" play in u Boston inn-low silo w, '1‘] '_ .
grim? {Withmlliutitogngro.:o:2ulg Waterbury shook his head as he TODAY ONLY l SUNDAY automobile is a pill not morln illhllll flail-$0 hleallttllw 5'
vs us a. come up to her. “No. my package ‘ . . a half inch long. It. is triulppel . . ‘3‘
ma with her-v-l hasn't arrived," he said. with a “Cheap Kisses” l Yakima Cannutt with headlights or mum. running “me. mm} and“ «-
What had the trivoloua little but- . ‘ ' mock trnslc air. "Nothing for mo 7 board 0‘ ”'0 diamond-"i and whirls 231$? “3:32... .‘i
tardy-women been tryinsto tell her? "Oliver M. Bruncll—mcver heard 0/ such a man," said bl" ‘ letter- Do you think you can 'th . that turn. In place or rum-w or... he dit Home” for
wait for your engagement ring-unlit Wl ._, lll~ « . a
That Dan and Wa bury and the
mysterious “Oliver . Brunell" were
a triumvirate that worked together
to put over shady stock deals? That
they were out-end-out crooks?
Carefully May went over Carlot-
ta's wordd in her mind. so she
walked slowly back to the hotel.
hardly realizing where she was go-
ing.
. . . "it i were you. I shouldn't
trust Herbie Waterbury too tsr."‘
Carlotta had said.
. Good heavens. thought May. this
was a line time to tell her a thing
W atcrbury.
nally decided.
Only one thing was clear in her
mind She would have to go straight
to Herbie and ask him to give her
money back to her!—
"But. it I do that. the chances are
he'll get sore because i don’t trust
him. and refuse to marry me.” she
thought. she could see that Herbie
wasn't ball so anxious to marry her
as she was to marry him—.
Wasn't that why he had told her
that his young daughter was op
Monday without cracking under the
strain?"
"Well. I’ll do my best." hiay prom-
ised him. and as he sat down be-
side her. she slipped her hand into
his. "Herbie. tell me something:
Why didn’t you ever give your first
wife that ring of your mother's for
her engagement ring?"
Herbie was silent for a minute or
two. “Well. you see." he began at
last. "My mother was still living
sixteen years ago when my on.
and l were married. And naturally
she wanted to keep the ring so long
tilled in the sweetest and gentlest of
smiles. She dimpled at him.
"You'll never guess what i called
you for." she said, as she tucked
her hand into his and (oil into step
beside him, "Never in a. million
years—1 wantiyou to go shopping
with me!"
Herbie laughed, but a worried look
came into his eyes.
"Women have said that to lne bo-
lore. and it's always meant trouble."
he said nervously. "What do you
Cullen Laudis and
Lillian Rich
l The Riding Comet
lNews
laround the rims. thorn in a circle or
20 tiny diamonds.
Comic Bridgeport Theatres
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
“THE HAPPY WARRIOR”
*Wiih——
Malcolm McGregor, Alice Calhoun,
Lyric Theatre
Last Times Today
Arthur Pearson 's
summer I got all
run-down. irregular, and I had awful
headaches. and my back and side hurt:
me so that I could stay up only a short
~ time. My limbs would get so tired and i;-
ache till I could cry. Isturted to take f
Iv‘our medicine. :7
ast spring and ii?
the Vegetable Com ound again and if.
used the Sanative
sure praise Lydia E Pink am’s medic 1
clues to anyone I meet that is suffer-l
ing from similar troubles. I think if l1.
mothers with girls would give it to i
2 them when they come to womanhood is.
ash, and it was “ii
not long till I was relieved. Now I do a
all my ovm work and be] others. 'I
like that—when she had just turned posed to the idea or his giving her want to shop tor, at this into hour as .h. lived." Pawder Puff F l. ;
over to Herbie every sou she had a step-mother? And yet Carlotta had onl‘Ssturday night'i' u] “a... May nodded her head Wilfred North and Mary Alden r0 lc l itwculd make them stronger. People"
l . in the wide green earth! She mailed said that hehud no daughters—that Best time or the whole week for musing)“ “The reason 1 asked you With . i ‘ who have known me all my life are
aloud as she thought of what she he we. a bachelor like Dani bargains!" said May With great was because Carlotta m1 you a“... Cherie - (”fl-m - . “5‘0””th to see me now as l was w.
hurl 0n...— . . . Of course. Carlotta might cheerlulness. "Why. we're goln. had 5 wile. 5h. “5.. you haven't Aboty "nugfin‘ ‘ always ElelY when in my 'teens 811d if
REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING
Tile fur coat she wore. the dia-
mond-studded watch on her wrist.
the black pearl ring—these repre
sented her whole fortune—those. and
the 314.000 she had signed over to
Waterbury.
Moreover she owed a. large bill
at the hotel. She hadn't even paid
for the orchids that were pinned to
the soft, scented for of her coat.
Nor for the dinner she had given last
night in honor or her engagement
to Herbie!
"Oh. what a fool I was .to part
with that moneyl" she thought wild- do it. hilly decided. was to pick out Suddenly Waterbury stopped, and . . . , '
ly, “Women are such simps—vthey the largest, most expensive diamond shook her hand from his arm. He deal- with a man named 'Oliver M. gimmefisgdags‘fgfcg’ralltti"3:: "“3“ “9‘15"5‘ “3° ”‘1” °‘ "m" In the School Gmmasium Prospect Avenue Fntrance
ought never to he allowed to handle engagement ring in Atlantic City {need her with angry eyes, "i don't Bruneli'." ‘ 00" di~ 0. r“ . in mm mm _ SULli places prmide that a body . . . ' . . .
their own money. Some lawyer or at once. and to see to it that Hor- get all this engagement ring stuil." ("Ollrl‘ BL Stagnation; heard ‘5 au “me“ ‘ 0”" l ‘ " “m” be ”"10"“ "m“ the New“?! Friday, November 20, 1920, at 8 P. M.
other ought to do it tor them—or bie paid cosh tor it! She could do he said, “I should think you‘d wait 0 Iuc a man.‘ ator ury. ‘ . - . .
a guardian-" that without hurting histeolings. until I bought one and presented it May laughed. “1 though you ma “0"!!- ‘ i ‘ Ti “ Will And it death occurs outside the I” PH“ 750 FGdT falx sfiald 80 State Tax 4c
She stopped suddenly. Where had She glanced at the little watch on to you. as'a lover should, instead or he was the man who gave that cane “mum" “ I ‘l ., l" -h‘“‘ 1‘ nlw rtmirnt house the body may not 0 a c
she heard someone say that before? her wrist—ten minutes attcr seven. trying to blackjack me into buying to your father." she sad. “You see. 0‘“ A C°“"°‘°“c°- fine" 9‘: 5'0"“ be, brought in- ‘
Then she remembered. Water It was Saturday night and the stores one for your—You act Just like in. those are his initials—‘0. hi. B.'" P1“ ""1 'on Monday An Exchange Illus. unless a. New Yorker is tor-
bury. himtelt, had said it the night were still open— I“ cheapest little gold~digger alive!" At that instant her .y. g." upon or Wives. will be on the Rialto tunaio enough to has a. private
she had dropped her bag with its She hurried on to a drugstore on "Well. that‘s a. sweet thing to say the letter so was holding in his programs. _ duelllng. his funeral is held in a . ,. ”w _ ., ‘
roll or $500 bills! the next corner and telephoned Her to mo—when you have thousands of hand. It “I l pole. blue. oillcial- church ‘7‘“ 3“ undertaking DUIOF- up toe-onlaifmnqomiiou .
. . . It me not the kind of thing
a dishonest man would have said.
was it?
"Oh. I don't know—l'ns so mixed
' up I can't think straight." May a-
have been mistaken. That was high-
ly possible: she had a way of only
halt-listening to what was said to
her. ‘*
Certainly Herbie looked like any-
thing but a crook. His blue eyes
had a. (rank. open way of looking
at you. lie had the air. always. or
a man who had nothing to conceal
-ond yet. wasn't 'there a slack.
cruel droop to his lips? Sometimes,
they laughed unpleasantly. too—
Yes. it would be better to get the
money. it possible. And the way to
bio to meet her on the Boardwalk
in five minutes. ,
"I'll tlx himl" she thought grimly.
But when he came up to her. her
eyes were suit and her lips were
shopping (or my engagement ring.
of course. door. It's bad luck not
to have one."
"It is?" asked Waterbury, "i
never heard that before—Look here,
May. can‘t we let this go until Mont
day morning? 1 have a business
engagement tonight with Dan—”
“Do-ooh. what a nbber you are!"
May broke in. "Dan Sprague isn't
even in Atlantic City. Carlotta says
he followed Francis Lee up to New
York—so you'll have to think up
a better excuse than that, old timer!"
a'duughter either . . . and she also
says that you have no (arm up near
l’ittsneldl . . . Now, what have you
got to any to that!"
Waterbury opened his mouth to
speak. ran his tongue over his dry
lips. and than leaned back suddenly.
as it someone had given him a push.
“Why?-—what?" he stammered.
"Why—what else did Carlotta have
to say about me?"
“Nothing much." May answered
calmly. "except that you were a.
bachelor. like Den. Ahd that you
and he were in on a lot of shady
looking letter. and upon it was typo-
written "Oliver M. Brunei]. Esq."
'and below that Waterbury’o own ad-
dress. here. in Atlantic Qty!
(re Be Continued)
dollars of mine!" May exclaimed.
"If there's any gold digging going
on around here. you‘re doing it with
your own little shovel—”
Waterbury throw back his head
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THEATRE NOTES
AT THE RIAIJI‘O
Matt Monro feature at “How
Baxter [lulled In."
"How Baxter Buzzed In." featur-
ing Matt Moore. at the liialio
lion creates many lllwlorous situa-
AT THE REGENT.
Cheap Kisses is story of gay youth—
Lillian Rich the star.
"Cheap Hinges" is the feature pic-
Speed RE P35891189" F in? 1?an intent! theater atoll” funeral, while those with less means
’ 011 Y- 0 D0 “1’0 ea “1'“ ‘u en hire a smaller room on the second
WWW“ 09-" M9“ 8 Flannel ‘ S‘ LYON Landis and Lillian Rich. The plot oi no... private moms throughout m,
the picture is a smashing story cl
“5' youth.
Sunday night the feature pictures
Will be "The Riding Comet" with
Yakima Cannutt. In this picture.
Cannutt gives an exhibition of
horse-back riding seldom witnessed
in the east. Besides the teature pic-
ture. a. news and a comic will be
shown. .
On Monday and Tuesday. the pic-
ture “The Happy Warrior" with
Malcolm McGregor. Alice Calhoun.
Wilfred North and Mary Alden
. house has been arranged to accom—
until Istartcd taking the Vegetable ‘
Compound.”-—Mrs. MAR R. BENE-
DiCT. 313 Payson St.. Ke cc, Ill.
NEW YORK. Nov. Ji.——Death is
a grout inconvenience in New York.
Indeed. one cannot play a. manner
trick on one's family than to die.
This has become almost exclusive-
ly ii community of hotels and apart-
“On the Shelf”
“How the Princess’s
the first night after death occurs.
"twill “
ll W YO . THE HILLSIDE PLAYERS‘
-—— prcsellt ~—
AN EVENING OF ONE ACT PLAYS
“The Ghost Story”
Pride Was Broken”
This situation has brought about
a novel business. Across from the
Plaza. Hotel an old brown-stone
modate funeral parties. The wealthy
may hire the \‘ery elaborate draw-
ing room suite for a. pretentious
house are rented' to those who do-
siro to remain with their dead pre-
vious to the funeral. -
O O 3
Four men who~live in the same
apartment house where I exist are
going to have a pleasant Sunday or
it. Each is proud (other or a young
babe and delights in telling others
what good children they are. But
i , a,
. I 3 - (I ..
AH *. . “(HEW
this next Sunday the wives or those
tour men are going to Atlantic City
together for a high old time and
forget about their babies (maybe.)
Winter ‘Co
i.
Ol‘li
BUY
. _FRlSBlE’S
scorn sonwamr pIEs
’ comes to the Regent theater. Fol-
... lowers or McGrsgor will do well to
0
Liberty Sq. Garage
leaving the children in care of their
fathers. I imagine the tun will start
about three in the afternoon when
the babies are to be put to sleep.
at Low Cost
I" “I" vm‘m- To drive in comfort this winter you shouldhave couple”
(1 Oral the ,
201 33“ WW“ St" AT THE PALACE Some or the. hight clubs have me“ new“. axmgngon'm y -.
Eli.“ Norwallr — Lest chm“ '21:" see worth- found a way or getting around Mr, TheChosroletCoachbody is Fisher'hullt-dhe samenen- ‘
; - , . ' 151.3343 Recmtmcfi T ‘c ‘ while "Mating “no“, ‘ Buckner’s padlocks. They luv. .ie. Madameworid'sfinmars.
J... ‘ ._ ___. .____ ve om ‘ ' gout and imposing entrances. before Doonmadwindawofltandotaytighttok ontwindand ‘ .
a “m *5 00...... "“' - . unmarmmmm 3:32:or.trimesters: m “hmmmm‘mmmmaid
safeguar net Its Tune Your Motor Malt and HmpllOSPhll/e per cent vaudeville show have a last doorman. slap him on the back and _ Lot: semi-elliptic springsand balloon tires 1‘
Summer To Insure Easy Starting AN IXOHLLINT TONIC gapg':“nl;¥t;°dflpyxl° 5°; ‘3“ :11," sire him a password. His return tobdseiarsont hommds. . 1-!
e a e s ace lea er. e .1
password is hidden in a casual ex-
pression of greeting. ‘
The “member" of the club then
goes to another door a tow yards'
away and walks in. A secret passage
Yet allthislnthsworld‘slowestvpricedfisher
3mm .
features oftlslsfinecloeodcar
youtnownone thlswinter.
Employed as an aid to rcpt-tr
waste and to invigorate the
system generally.
Plaistell - Drug Store
bill is bonded by Ned Dandy‘s Revue
a musical melsngo with plenty of
We“! girl singers and dancers.
There aretour other big acts on the
Fineries
Mrs. Moth is right now,
‘Is your battery in good shape':
We charge. repair and sell.
Lotusshowzou the
Car and Radio and aplaln ow only it Is
perhaps, looking over bill beside the " - 'ouflna
A . . . picture Paint and takes him to the club in the base. '1' 3 l
; your val‘ued summer "mir'm. Edee Batteries Geo. E. Cook. Prop. Powder" with Elaine Hammerstein. ment or on the second floor. (31.233695 R adst 2;;
> things. Where, shall 1.- 11!; l, 3 ' Illa/(4311:1114 REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES 43 wumnmn sgmt Sunday night at the Palace. the The district attorney may padlock 1.“ MMkh. ° er —
I lay my eggsl 3 she _~ g - . . . i - - teaturo picture is "The RidingICom. the door or a. club it liquor tiols- Coupe - 675
et' 'wlth Yakima. Cannutt. A news
and a comic will also be shown.
There will be a complete new
tions are round. but to really close
- certain of the cabsrets he would
Sedan - o 775 i
have to padlock every door in the
asks, “In this nice pair
Stray”. 475
of flannel trousers or in
Has your furnace Joined the
- N. D. C. it so send in a/ hurry ' 1,
“in gay “filled sport . nudeville Monday. Tuesday and block. ‘ m
sweater?" Fool her! “1‘ m "' “d "“1 “Fm“ F U R N I T U R E Wednesday with the feature picture -—Jam:s w. DEAN. hawk“ 55° 43
Put them in a Cedar "fl mm" w' ha" 4°" “m“ R U G S “flattery. —_——_...______ au. mcsdllégg .
Chest! They'll be safe ” "m“ 1‘“ ’4" “mm ‘° . JEWEL Shamans no I’
the” . ntmkonthoiobumnrr 2 RANGES . snawasam.......
. —— LONDON—Jewel snatchors stand
N. D. c. means Nothing Doing
Club.
The Nash, Raymond
LONDON—George Bernard Shaw
has been blade a saint. His likeness
appears among the saints portrayed
in a stained-glam” window or .an
English shunt... willie subject or the
outside London theatres and grab
precious pendants and other articles
from women leaving the playhouse.
The police have started a vigorous
campaign to put an. end to such
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44 Railroad Ave. South Norwalk .;
. _
initiators as- .sow cosr
Angevinc Furniture
Company
18 North Iain Street
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STERLING FURNITURE co.
South NM ”fig (40. 43-65 No. Main St. South Nomiii ma l’flh'quafwménghsg: (Baring them. “.—
. 8°“ ' * . " j «Adx‘iae in the sentinel tor the
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