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THE EVENTNG SENTINEL—so. NORWALK, CONN.
hired 'em sees what he's done. and.
be lticiis 'sm outnloutlter noubool.
hornuims and all. Then the news-
paper men in tho oiilco give I
party.
rsunsnsr, DECEMBER 10, 1925.
- five—«m - war
a. ~ ‘ n‘ym
\ dudes. She gisnced sgsin ot Bob .
l Ilium an: NBA! nos. onions thoir sdntirstinn. was i mean to givo my life to it. he “WV“?- ‘Al 10 “E A y R E .
: MIRIAM RAM. 3., in their interests. min: to be somebody botore l qulti" His taco hsd certsinly not known .- ‘ ,
W mm “it.” our. The insight mite goings-y wss ":Vhevgl‘" whistlcd Bob. “Don't be lsI razor tor ”tori :8 hours and his - ~ WI ‘ . . “Met ,. .
L Mpg. o unston ms . i' rcsdy to believe you ore nen was not sutcss.
._,..... ”at... .. ms: __ m m, mm m, m, m m .t.. m .. mm .3“. w, , m, N... am... ONLY VAUDEVILLE snow 1N TOWN _
mm" her vm HITCH troso st ridge vigil! October unl- Ind" you worcn’t e. dsbbler when herbage. neg-emw.t:l’henbl‘10 ml:- __ ‘ NOW PL A G
nursouis. loses. she smite W n 0 e 1., ret sew you. But when it comes up are or Inc are r. o _ ' YIN
.with hits anddg’ets e Job on the “October “I“ ‘9 0“" u‘rthins. to 'siving your lite to it'—-don't try “with“! hOlm- I“ “fink“ ”I“ A Laughing BlII Guaranteed to Make You '
'01! W . .g M mbtn‘t it?" Bot-bore oshed her to kid me. it simply isn't done. at warmly for the ride and the advice. . ‘
'03" I: m. s compnmos some moments of issat by women like you. She had not thought oi Bruoo thsi Forget All Your Worries
‘ “m .g h, m... 5.. oilonoo.” * “And. by the wsy, eon thot word dish ' A
tors lib . h annexing “Yes. said Bob. “The sir itsell ‘iournsilsm.' lt'li put you outside 0 e e f
cunei- is I!“ OMW Bil! what is the pole. in s moment. it the guns The 'i‘elegrsph cities next room!“ ' 0N T“ SCREEN ON THE STAGE
‘Dnrlng hor iirsi in st the thgo'leuzid‘nBihr-‘Esmr‘l ‘ blesrotyou ssy it. They might even won g more triendly place whole
on. More 1‘ .t nouns . . rs. “ go o g ve orth rouoous lsugbter in your Barbers entered it oi the dint hour
. publishing any shot some wrong this morning. it won presence." 0: “v“.m, The scene was IG Thurs- ”Id FIT. Only Thurs, FYI. and Sat.
2 T $108813 Pawnzzi‘: m: . ‘ .. . 4 -
”m “m I o o o
_v“ libel snd Bel-hers gets her first
V“ m oi 9.. i. Dme Hamilton
sponsibiiltiee of her work. _ m __
NOW 00 on WITH THE cross.
OWE? IV _ A SYNOOPATED COCKTAIL
hisck-browod w‘ burst h- WITH A ”Aw OF
I to Volu‘ " ‘Whlt ’0“ think PWNALITY - __ .
becm .iy bum If“! ‘ --Vill.IJ-— u . r
yen-v. w... -..- deed?” RONALD LOLMAN AND VILMA BAN It}
Pettinhnln stopped I moment he \icw York critics roclnim it one of the best photopiays
in... wt... 3...... a...» over The Westerners ‘ p of the W.
several answers in her mind sad ' _.
sound none worth melting. loudcviiio‘s Newest
The city odltor wss mine st bor 5W1!!! NORM SATURDAY
white taco.
“‘ ‘“"‘°° ‘ “W 51‘ ‘Sm‘: c ' hm - K t RICHARD TAI MADGE
we 0 th msn. “ e . r.
bulb, It .wes unfortunate tau ms relg II a 8W8. .4
Bowley should hove mode It ..._._ ‘ W...
bolts. She has no‘. been doing this & Lynn Japs I“
work very long. .lt wasn't inton- . u 3,
- * THE WALL STREET WHIZ ‘
"ill tell you what we'll do. Wo'li with Wm EXTRA FEATURE
ii ' publish s correction tomorrow. How
I . turned abruptly-way.
will that do? Melts things even?"
Potash-tin boomed. "Fins." he
sold. caring lsrge white teeth. “And
you can say second-hand stoves end
oid rugs ore my spocinity.“
Wells bowed the visitor out snd
turned to 311133". “You see whet
homes mesn to s newspaper. Miss
Howler." he said. "l! we had ssid
the wrong men woe sent to on in-
sane uyium or hsd committed s
murder. It might not have been so
eosyto rescue his 'buslness.’ "
Bot-hers. though relieved. we: still
speechless with shsrne. She was
not quite sure what her nil-ssh
bod been. but sho could not bring
hers‘eir to ask simply could not eat it right over Bob leaned bacit and looked at her.
.f“‘rhe man who died spelled his the telephone..no matter how hard "Well. what's wrong with it is thul I" ”mad“ the m°'“'“3" run 0' . Today
who with s-.'s'." sold Wells. With I N190- 30 1 Jill'- had to guess Ii cVory young hornrimmcd dude that “9‘“ A reporter or two slouchod - mm m- Mum‘iisé‘tmwkmm '
d note of wearinsss in his voice. it. And a terrible old men came in comes out of college with literary over a typewriter. and
my". sorry.” ma Barbers. It and said he would one the his aspirations mnlzes s hot- line tor She had no [sooner hung up her I
Nov! but“. Ill creepins 0W I!" "lim- 0' sometime." journalism. with a capital .l. list and , ti T .
body. deadening her nerves snd Bob whistied. Then he laughed. cost ion the city editor he one of the heat singers of “epic" OMOI'I'OW
tongllng her thoughts. so that she
could not trust herself to speak. not
knowing what inroherency might is
. one from hortiips. ~
.Weilo iooited st hot tea ond
Over in the wire news oorner._ Bob
rbsrs flung her hand boombilnltsd
her eyes ind strodo montully‘toword
her desk .
"i'hsno she gathered up her. pin-so
and gloves snd tioolted oround for
her hat. in s moment Bob won by
her side. "Going home?” he sslted
n‘onchslsntiy. "l'vo s rottlo-trnp bus
Barbers favored him' with s smile.
' _ the brighter for the tours
nibiing Just behind it. "or course
_ " she onswored. “But
‘ )iive too r—clssr out in Iivsns-
ton.‘ Thank you inst the some."
word. Como on."-
Outsido. Borbors found his hop-
M cor corked etc do-
‘ ingio. She climbed in. her
hoist oomewhot lightened by the
oo’msrsderio into which Bob seemed
to hove received her. Barbers liked
tsido thst will roll iust u woll
s ides-codes.” you aren't proud. '7
you st Timbuctoo. it you said the}
only o smell mistsiiegsnd i made it
hocsuss the office wns so noisy i
“Wowi not! so bad. for the first day
on the'otreet. What happened?"
When Barbers had totd him. he
become more serious. “No harm
done. If there had been. l'm afraid
old Weil- would heve‘tlrcd you. Miss
Howley. ' Ho isn't much for women
biggest murder of the your. end
fslntod instead or coiling up the
city editor.
”the one before that got into some
itind of mixup with s lswyer whose
omco was on her run.
“Wells says. ‘No mono women!
Tho dumb ones osuse trouble and
the bright ones cause more trouble.‘
We haven't had I woman on the
shoot since. 'i‘hot's'why l was sur-
prised when you sold you bet! been
hired. But it you have McDermott
behind you. you'll come out sll
right... He's s prince. But he means
you think i moon? Do you think
i srn lust playing st this genre? i
mean business. too. i despise frivo-
lous women dshbling where they're
not wontcd.
"You might so well leorn right
now thst I'm in .iournslisnt booouse
“The West Plains Limited is wrecked.” r
en! think: 80 killed."
‘
Barbara flushed. “What's wrong
with it?" she asked.
"We see 'em by the hundred. com
ing in to look for nice. soft. low
voiced positions, writing editorials.
or maybe doing some interpz‘cultlon
of politics in print. grinding out
mile-long book reviews or polite
articles on the fourth dimensimt.
“And. if the managing ed hon
newspaper work—mot Journalium.
"These young journalists come
down every morning with u boiled
shirt and ‘they carry Telethon-bound
notebooks and silver pencils. end
and? how they do high-tone tho
newspaper men around the office:
They're out to reform the world. by
means of journalism. T‘nsy join
civic luncheon clubs and get on all
tho vice commissions and belong to
the Little Theater. And they type-
wriie by the touch system'
"But. first of all. they‘re out to
reform the newspaper gums and
turn nowqupcr men into Journalists.
They'd malts it n rule for every re.
“All this—if they last. Usually
they don‘t. more than n week or
two. By the time they have used a
few words like ‘mlscegenstion' end
‘to'rgivcrsotion‘. and rebuked a
printer or two for making up n page
in his shirt sleeves—the boss who
i
“Thst's why."
Barbers ioolted st him somewhst
vnooniiy. Site was trying to tiguro
out whet connection there wss bov
tween newspeper Inedioloncy and
hauled Jimmy, (lie a/Iice boy. “Co."rcsgmnd-
I
just so on the any before. with tho
city editor and his ossismnt engaged
called her.
”l've told Jimmy to leave the
booth froe‘for you hereafter." be
mild. "at least until you got used to
the noise in the office. so you can
get names right over the phone. {to-
"Y'ou will call the hospitals (or
births and deaths dolly. take the
weather report. do revwrfteo and
take assignments. no i find out what.
tort or thing you srd good for."
"Very well." said Barbara. with
something of her old bright mun
once. The city editor had spoken
us though he expected her to be on
the staff for some time. The incident
of the obituary evidently wss tor.
gotten.
The door of the dictation booth
burst open wzth s crash. ond Jim-
my. the dictation boy. emerged like
u bullet. The office was on its toes.
both literally end tigurstlvely. No-
story was breaking.
"The West Plains Limited ll
wrecked!" shouted Jimmy. "Tols-
scopod with o freighter st Ber Juno-
uon. Correspondent thinks so
killed."
(To Be 0mm
we Are Our Own Whole.
YOUR CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
"an rr wrru rnownns"
, Flowering Plonts—Polnsettss. Cyclamen. Begonia. 'Primo Roses.
Foliage Plants—Boston Ferns. Points Autauosrias. ‘Drscoenss.
Salers and listeners oi
QUALITY GROCERIES
i0 OFFICIALS OF
LOWELL, MASS.
ra vs. Jazz
AN ['1’ TO THE MINUTE
SONG AND DANCE REVUE
Monte Blue 3
PatsyRuth‘Milleri
SPEOIAL PHOTOPLAY FEATURE
Saturday Only
‘ WILLIAM RUSSELL IN “BIG PAL”
School children admitted to the Saturday matinee for 100
scngs that is in vaudeville mdsy.
“opera versus Jazz" is a very clev.
or not. There are five persons in
:his act. four men and one woman.
The men form a quartetto. L'rt‘igh-
ton and Lynn. the king‘s jostora. are
also on the bill. The Katawa Jups.
THEATRE NOTES
AT THE RIALTO.
"The Dark Angel" is n Thrilling
Joiirles wss wstchino her from 59- on the paper snyhow And i can't - tremher un'css 'o . \iodcrn wresmrr. . . -—in——
_ . . ‘ .4 been up lute the night botore.-some . . . y u can swssr bo- . . inudovlilos speedlest scrobsts. do. .
“I“ . upstage saw that m: N l blame him. times he hires ‘cm in a burst of lore .Gflbliei U1“ ‘ norm is "3M. TM Rio to Theater is Cffi‘rlng its ”VIN"! stunts. I Charlotte Merriam “TESSIE”
tun: me “it tdulmfiet thou “1'30 last woman reporter on the folly. Then they get introduced to don't use it.“ ' mm“ “a” “d I°m°rr°w .mor'e ' ""“"" I
ent ' es Telegraph was on the scene of the Fitmluricu‘l latest First hetionsl AT THE RECEIVE “.1968 Of the und
picture. “The Dark Maul." "The
Dark Angel" is easily one of the
most captivating of many successes
to the credit of Filzmnurice. it is
n modern love story replete with
thrills and invishnecs.
The leading man rain. that of lili-
SI'Y Trent. is in the hands of Ronald
Crimnn. who is seen at his best in
this military rolo. Opposite him in
this. her ilrnt American screen play.
is Vilma Bsnky. rccrut‘y brought
from Budapest by Bnmur‘l Goldwyn.
urder long term contrncL.
More than 1.000 cit-service men
Dong Fairbanks continues to win
sudirm-rs in “Don Q."
Douglas Fairbanks In "Don Q Son
of Zorro." is meeilng with the. some.
success at the llcsunt theater whore
Ii. opened a. three any engsgcmvnt
yesterday as he did on Monday and
Tuesday at the Palace theater. “Don
Q." is said to be l"sirbunl-t's great-
est production. Not only has be all
the charm of his former productions
but several added delights all of his
[NEWS FOR THEATRE-GQERS
ALTO-MlRA-ESCUCHE/ ‘
(MEANING STOi‘ LOOK: LISTEN)
DOUOL‘AS TAIRBANKS
DON Qscit orzomo
smasher
Bert Lytell,
Stuart Holmes,
Sunday Evening
May MacEvoy
New Chapter
Royal Mounted"
“Ace of Spades”
I F ox N cws Comedy
FAST HOUSE Hummer
LONDON-wt British construction
firm. applying lhu prirlplvs at mass
production to home building. has
succeeded dun-inlaid few wmeks lune
ill turning out a complete house
evory 30 minutes of a working day.
The houses ore roomy. worktm‘n'n
lhome built nimoei entirely of con.
KISS FROM FINGER '
LONDON—Small girls are being:
taught that the modern way all
“blowing a kiss" is from the tip of
one finger only. This form was in-I
troduced by' one 0! England's so-
hsttlo scenes or the World War.
‘Bob shrugged. “tht's distsnoo business.‘ Mm employed during the 51mm; of ’ . '
to it our like mine? i could lsnti Ber-born turned upon him. “Means porter'to wear I m0n0¢1° If they body in the room. except perhaps this picture to ”June. one of the his mm- It is the finest tale of sd\en- CTN-ll leaders find It bulls aCCGD‘Od ante. The ysoll (or approximately
bwnmr- Uh. .NDEI‘M. “WM! d0 could. Barbara, had ‘0 be told "1“ . I“: turn T10 has cicr screened. by ”1038 in the UOCTIJ 3“ im. $-u50 each. '
AT THE PALACE.
Five Acts oi Vaudeville and Picture.
“Red Rot Tim."
Five denture sets or vaudeville and
it good photoplay comprise the bill -
{or the Psisce Theater. Todsy sud
tomorrow Monte Blue and Patsy
Ruth Miller will be seen in “Red Hot
Tires." the season's mileage winner.
s rapid. rip-roaring comedy 01 em
tomobiles, accidents and laughs.
On the sings Dixie Hamilton will
be the big sttroctlon.‘ She is sold to
A
sun SALE STARTS room .
Wreaths tor Decorstion—Prinpeul’ins. Laurel. Spruce. Boxwood.
'j ‘ Holly 500 up
Wresths tor Cemetery in mes—Boxwood. Rosalie. tent-cl snd
Prepared Wreaths 83.00 and up. . '
SOUTH N ORWALK FLORIST
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JOB PRINTING
HELD FOR CRAFT
CAMBRIDGI. MOI» Does 10. (A.
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Criminal Court bore yostordoy on
secret indictments Mug oes-
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