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BAIL HAM. ll. .lrhks 'Open the piano.“ he said curtly. I ~‘
with hot Illa. noon “and arrange the light." l I w
MOI”, M u. ' 3 fl Then he turned to her. “I will ploy ‘ ‘ ‘
:‘wasxmw .‘ for you." he said. "some of the l l ‘
. : “1.5m of her tether to: 33:13:; “3&3?" played m w l msr TIMES TODAY TODAY l » TODAY ONLY .
on «untamed . ' , B tLtll l . ' . u . ,
- The next room proved to be on r 81' y c 9)
M” ”m m m m impromptu studio. In one ondstood '3 Aets 0f VaudeVIllc Stuart HOMES, ; RlCl'lal'tl Talmadge Ill The wall St. Whlz
30' m. Inuit sod a black‘ concert grand. shining and ll M 1 One Hundred l’cl'cclll lilltol'tnlnlnvlll
"W M III with richly under s floor lamp which re- w.." R SSOl in C aflotte errnam l
“u m“ - "'8 W ”M ”‘° “W "°“ °’ “m" ' "m u "“1‘ l . SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
wreck. mm owls-den: “mm" Nb" - “Big Pal” “Steele of the l ' . ' ..
. girflibflnakom'mh 913:; :fiin'fgflrmfl‘u‘fif“: 1 Royal Mounted” ‘ Hobart Anna ll. \lolzl Ben
. t. . ° °° u. cwr'nmsy. He began to my. l suh'lmv EVENIXG Fox New. Comedy . Bosworth N ilSSOll Dana Lyon
" m m 011 he went. from waltses 0! Chop- ‘ ° in - ..
NOW 0023‘” V! m“! it!) to "Guldduogmd din-much”: Lowell §herman SUNDAY EVENING l “WINDS 0F CHANCE”
ugues. reg e u es. wo —- n—
,, m not up on the um. sketches. with hero and more some “8 t . S bl ., May McEvoy ‘_ _.
5 m m h a. m“... wondering melody thnt Barbara felt . a an m :1 es ...m_ Rex Beach’s golden romance of plilllitiw .ilunlm llw lllcgcst
‘ metroomsndatmdabouther. “m mm b. h" own' h Comedy '3' News “TESSIE” thrilling epic of Klondike gold your ell cs llfl\t‘, ‘wi lit"ll(‘ld.
. mm m mm- m m m- lolflfér’ifihl'lflli‘éuifi’w'”“ . .1... . ,
Em were “Ill. 0"? 3",.“ 1y forgetful thlt um. Wu pm“. MONDAY AND ‘TUESDAY (llnplcr ;V%Cll‘§ [Rite SPADES ~»- 7
with . m. nit. bottle M a. Ina . my PM! WNW! 10’ 0°". “7 B t 1‘ Mid . ‘ ‘ A tion of their cars. drove on their . . r
’ other with n flask. The music flowed. as his talk had arner (UK c MONDAY AND TUESDAY way, Their names could not be ob- Sllk Hos'ery
~1 nut-1 us ‘whm m It“ 23"“- “ “m ‘ mm" “m“ Esther Ralston Th M - h tsined.
.. , l. stored with beouty and knowl- 011185 81g an . . . . .
lm‘ mu: But id connin- . edge and understanding. . -—-in——- __m__ [h 0 | m undo of ”IL Fast At ”1., low.“ WNW mumsieut
um. " . "e lliC'l ‘4 ~ - ‘4
no; italioalue hack "‘1 mm " held: :ngm "Lagginghrb'dhibfl “The Best PEODIC” “IRISH LUCK” ‘11\ Nine church will meet lllOll'lflY “ 1”] fillil‘lulllml‘.""‘ ‘1 lt‘
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they DIM I'd do." lb. cried WI, ’3 to face her. "You llke it." be It“: This 00“ 0 d T o t u d t l d 1; 1411 M d night ” h 0 U0 ..- W___}_
o with th .1 0t decluing'o p n an en 011 8 W1 51. m1 a les 0 0 on ay ‘ . ‘ _ .. ' ._._-' ‘ .‘ ‘ . ‘ .1 ,.' ., .
am 1:“ "mm” $3.33.? gelothsn ukulg nrqueotion. Matinee of “The Best People, ’ at the Palace Theatre. hMl‘LE» Dl‘illlM- (11.1mm 090 to 591.00 palr
Box-ho odded. 8h couldnot' w——-~~—-——--—--———-—~———T—-——__._._._... .. a; -. .
mumuughmdbernuud speak. :lkgukos keptohls compol- “mm" 1"”ka of 5‘”de The N. E. Ryan C0.
\ 15 armslcd )‘f‘Slf‘l‘tlliy ullcrnnon by
Stzlto I‘Oliccmnn i’l‘crlorick liiiltllrly
of the \Vu‘Slle'i barracks and chm-g. .
ed with reckless driving. Lockwood‘
was released to appear in tho up~
town court on Monday morning at.
nine o'clock. The arrest took place
slid nothing. Ibo nodded to Adeline -
'tostaywitb hrbormondletttho .,
room.
Adeline made up for ldlss Dodger. i
. Ibo fussed shout Barbara. doing on
. the little useless. feminine thins!
ling gsse fastened upon her.
Like so sutomaton. she rose and
walked toward the plum. "Music."
he said; end inched for her hand.
“—You on music itself. with your
great, child-like eyes and your shin-
ing hair and your smooth white
86. Washington Street
South Norwalk
made to seat about. 30 members by
the commitlcc which includes 1:7. 1".
Smith. Charles Anderson and Wil-
llulll Reid.
At a recent meeting or the Feb-
EAST NORWALK
WlLl. ISCUSS
. til . Wh should ‘ malt. music . ruury graduating class" of the lloger . . _ ‘ “L
I m‘m‘mlhhfl :02“! (0:13“? ’ Ludiow Junior High school. blue on the Im‘ pm Records for
, MM 'llwn I 0 ll M closer, His voicowuoerlous and his eyes and gold wow chosrn for the class ‘
finds-id:
“That old thing salted rho whst
maidwbsnyouwmoonisgto.
.uldltoldhuldidn’thosg. You
idldtslksboutnruoesomabodnm
colors. The graduating exercises
will be held on January :35 at the
school. The girls of the class do—
cldcd to lvtur white nliddy. with
blue skirts and llcsguring the exer—
cises. The class pil which were
were grove. storing into here. Bu-
bsre. felt a surge of terror through
her veins. but it was curiously mixed
with delight. She wondered colml!
whst was going to happen next. But
she could not tear her eyes ewsy
MODERN DANCE
lN SERMON
Christmas
Come in and hear our special-
Sameset Chocolates
$1.00 $1.25 $1.50
1 hi"- W it MT «it 01 it." from his. He would not allow it. ordered recently are expected to ar- 01““th Selections
-, business or nine either. He rose and put his hand on her . “m during ”1° first “"3“ in mm min POUND ,
um. Wells sold for no to got ’1!!! “You are music the”. all"! your great Chlld- like eyes shoulder. Barbara. moved. retreated. Rev. Mr. Piper W1“ unry. ’ vrhe Druu'lng'ciub oi~tlll-‘.lun- “.51. Alllill'llll
. taxi when you (a: hum-um and I! n hair and our smooth whit throat n l‘he knocked against something and _ lOl Hlsh school is gliding Lllrisunes
m home. An m well mush b your. 1;". 9d 1 B by h I deh h d hesrd 3 crash behind her. Talk About Its Var. curds for their own use. Workman Pl 0 t d D Store N 1k W t on
1 '0 ”on... 1:: Plan“ 3‘" 0 or am, as e P ace '3 an on When she looked It. Alexei he was 10115 Aspects at EV e_ Eilgsndcgglpgitggm ”2:0 “1:3. “(11%: as e mg 80. orws. es P
“Perfectly.” M1106 Bum “01- ' standing by the fireplace. lighting . . l was the last. detail of work about. George F" Look
ing " 31°" °‘ friendliness. "3‘“ 1 morning. that a conquering heroine steamed. He 'rose from the chaise a la“ “3““ end flicking the match rung SerVICe Sunday the school. . ‘ NIfC’F‘S-W‘r ‘ .,
don't molly need to go. I'll be all 1 n on which he had been break- deliostoly into ‘ poroeisln use “9' i n . . all “3.511136th hTiiELl‘
. ”in" ind mm ”um 1:55;; and greeted Barbara with o °" H” mm" m w” "m“ cm” 'l'll Fast alcnuc \i F llu 1 on \‘01111' 11 it or)“ " We Are Our Own Wh°1°'
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“No." uld Adeline, "you'd better "M’ 3‘" m’ “‘3' M a“ calm “Good morning." The bustling “”1“qu " a“ mm" mm” A numb” M 1m” “m 5‘ “m" will hold a choir rehearsal this eve- Salers and Retailers Of
that Barbara had knocked from I
table.
molten that yesterday had been any
different 1mm any othen'dey. Wells
on Mill pond yesterday afternoon.
do what Mr. Wolis this you. when
manager departed.
. the only why you can get along with
ning nt 8 o'clock in the church.
The ice. the boys claim, is nearly
l -- WI. hurled In [113 mi nmen: book Barbara found herselfeenicd in on A thought of how much "‘0“le . ' ' C . and is in e s e
NEG-I‘m took I long nap "It. um“' I * ' urmcll'alr Wlth 9' CUP 0: 0°35. “om he was making {01‘ the maid thlt ?1:elchg:‘({liagn"l 111:;1‘fel‘lélr llhcy should \VOi‘lilTlt‘il lune flllml in the cru‘cks QUALITY GROCERIES
afternoon in her own bedroom. sod Barbers swung throush the gate “”5” "3" l“ her hand. would have to clean the vase burst M very careful at ”089,“. “CL on scu-ral conlnnt roads in. has!
woke up to ‘ dinner trey wsltlng into w. reporter’s loll-and with flry The artist was drinking delicately. ludicrously across Barbara's mind. dents figured there during the curly bot-walk \vlth tar. The work “as all A F Beckmann Co.
on the able beside her. an. an gesture, hung up hor hat snd coat. with tiny sips from the thin cup. She had a way of thinking ludicrous part of last winter's season. [1mm yesterday. . . . .
blissfully noted. Nobody looked up. except Miss Bad His eves . ere fixed upon Barbara thins! at tense moments. Sho "W e e e a . . I
Only tho thought of her know N’ who n" htrlsour 800d morn~ '“h s l m“ brought th. blood ed to laugh. or to cry. "The Modern Dance. is it Chris The Physical Education club was 11C.
When he spoke it was in his calm
end assured manner. The notes of
emotion that had trembled through
his last sentences were gone.
“I am very sorry to have startled
you." he said. "There wee no reason
for fright. though in another mo-
to her cheeks.
Boeing hor confusion. the man
dropped his eyes and began to talk
of the beauty of Chicago. the
comfort of American hotels. the we!-
come of American music lovers.
lng.
Harbors admcod to the city desk
to got her cumin“ Wells brought
his head up with a jerk. "Nice work.
llisa Howloy." he lid. "You didn't
give me a chance to tell you so yes-
eus collapse at the very door of ‘tho
Telegraph odiee romsinod to barrels
her. She closed her eyes at the
memory and tried to shell. it 0!.
Then she settled down to the tray
of food. with her mother hovering
in cllulgc of Miss Alice chl‘e yrs-
tcrduy who was substituting in place
of Miss Gladys Sherwood. the rogu-
lar instructor. who has been ill for
ll few days.
tion or Unchristiul‘l'l”. will be the
lnpic for the evening sorlicc tomor-
row nt the Advent Christian church.
by the pastor, Raw. F. L. l‘lpcl‘. The
sermon topic is causing: :1 great df‘lll
of interest here on account of the
Washington St. Phone 3665
South Norwslk
I t !
over hor. :13. m tot-day ‘And my time you wont to Then he touched upon music. . . The Science ciul) ot‘ the Junior
Mn . seed - l- which lolloucd a .
p A hthbzmp $013400 ‘0: u“: tuner your copy is in. it's 0. K. Barbara listened. fascinated. it $.22: 523211021? E «coil; Y3): llhcnnc'llt arid: “13ml m“ \ special High school has purchased a hydro- Select Your Chrlstmas
are not or w n own. e ‘ . ‘ - ‘ . , , , . _ , . ..
paper.” it Mrs. Henley. and went with me. Only you might choose a was needless to ask questions. She loy rather than for f _ But one chorus. of about 20 voices. "Mm, mmer “men “1” be used m conncc with
softer PM ‘0 llfld than that “id felt instinctively that it would not tion with work in the Science class Greeting Cards NOW
never can tell shout you women. lrc-ction of Mrs. Alice Cunning-
down to get it. corridor." do to inquire of this cultured gentio- tlcularl A . .. the . . , v F I.” 0 col.
Th." u “1° m” “a WW“ “”9“ "m“ “'1‘“ h° ““5“ °‘ “1‘ Amm' wharbamyerlglle Tainclzorlngly like “glut““jejffi. all $3.112. C c ‘ ‘ ‘ * The largest assortment in
. ”mum" spread all over the trout “Your ossignment this momlng." “”1 “399°" °" “mm“ M “"5“” s school girl. ' “ I c or ‘ ‘ . L; . I TWO “MOS figured in a Willit 80- - h
I pogo of the Telegraph. in a column W l “i I t i t h cred bobbed hair 3 detriment to mu- .. ‘ . . . ., cidcnt early yesterday afternoon. at town ‘5 ere.
' side by side with the main story was “i“ “'- ' ‘n n ”V W '" mu I do not so In for thou thins» 1m. bt‘mnmin lion p. 01 \un , ,
lwhst Butlers had written, printed Alexei Nikolokoff. He is at his I success. Mr. Nikolnkoif. I care only for m, Zuni. 5m” is still confined to Mr Rust avenue and \un tout street. A.” . Sh
,V l under her name. hotel. resting for the concert tonight. The interview was being done for work. I do“: mm“ in emotion." bod She m” hem ill for several (1m motorists was golng straight The Hamllton op
; Barbers. mo and looked. . little You may have some trouble getting her, in the wealth of amusing enec- Nikolakofl threw his head back ' ' hast ave.. toward Seuview and the
o ESYABLISIIEDIBIS o
lioOplateIJsgmdiesisptlnHonli'rsm
"151$? UPON FOLEY’S
weeks with complications which act
and lsughed. ' l f the ri 10.
"Work," he Nd, “and . woman!” in after on mine i. n ‘ . g m
He laughed '1' very musically. Miss Mildred Knnkle. Jerry Deck-
ln—but I don't think so." This inst
remark m accompanied by a sig-
nificant smne.
date. of lightning wit. of serious
criticism upon life and letters. upon
beefstealts and politics. that flowed
trorn his lips.
49 Wall Street
\‘ictrolus and Radios Sold on
other was turning from \‘an Zunt
strcct into East avenue when the
cars scraped finders. The damage
; harder. Then she read voraciously.
It won her own story. slightly ro-
srrsnged hers and there. but onen-
ugny the some copy cm .11. nu She had no trouble at all. Nike. "Women were not made for work. d "B dd .. Burns a" of to both llutos was little and tile mo- Easy payments
l mg on the gums. do“; .1; you" lokofl's man-gar. sn omclous tot She took no notes. but she listened They were mode for life. You can't 9“ on u My I. 1 Had men. torists. after a. few minutes lnspec- For Sale by Stilton-Powell Corp.
‘ lusts. met her in the hotel lobby and eagerly, lnterjocting an occasional beat life. my dear." Bridgeport. rcu nt 1 1 s L
' before.
To thoinilnite danger of the din
it her - tray. she burrowed into the
pillow beside her and began to cry.
a l I
,Nobody knew. when Bel-bars nus
into the Telegraph oiiloe the next
You
ushered her to the suite in which the A. Cannon.
‘world's greatest pianist." will stay
ing.
Alexei proved to be e. little mm in
I purple velvet morning robe.
sgalnst which his long white angers
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Foliage Plents-Boston Ferns. Palms, Auraucarias. Dracaenas.
Wreaths for Decoration—Princess Pine. Laurel. Spruce. Boxwood.
Holly 50c up '
comment or her own.
As swiftly as he had begun. the
men stopped. lie rose and took Bar-
bara’s coi'lee cup.
Then he rang for the msnsger.
who hustled out with the tray. Niko-
THEATRE NOTES
.‘ AT THE IHALTO
Ho rang for the manager. who 11““ Mrs. C- or
4 d .l at A .1, .l .l.-,.l 1-31.91;
showed Barbers out. ant street. ' 1 2 4) .l» .‘J ..l / .. .. ‘ .1 ~1~ .. . ..
She reached the Telegraph oiiloo ' " ‘ W . - _ V . ., " a "" " "‘ _‘- _"‘ _
six minutes too into for her inter- The St. Agnes‘ Guild. of the Christ ‘
"e" ‘0‘” “90d- Episcopei church. will hold a. food
(To Be Continued) sale this afternoon. starting at 1
o'clock. in Fey's market on Van
Zant street. The arrangements lure
incherge of the president of the
Guild. Mrs. Harry Farrington. The
proceeds will be used to help defray
the church expenses.
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gowns and wonderful comedy situan
tions. A special ladies‘ matinee mil
[)0 given on Monday afternoon for
ten cents with the coupon appear-
ing in today's advertisement. '
A turkey supper will be held this
Wreaths for Cemetery in Frames-Boxwood. Ruscus. Laurel and
Prepared Wreaths S". 00 and up.
SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST
Telephone 304 2 South Main St.
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.- For Women, Men and Children .
ll omen s Handkerchiefs, white and colored 1n hemstitch
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Men '5 Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and initialed
Children’s Handkerchiefs, 3 in fancy box
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The personal gift that carries with it the true
sentimelft of Christmas—the gift that‘ is you—your
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USESWMEIIULTEHINGADS
1"“ V?»
Richard 'l‘Blmudgc in another iilm
of fun and stunts.
Hichard-Tulmadge is at the Rialto
theatre today in “The Wall Street
Whiz." furious fun making. roars of
laughter, a. melange of merriment.
boisterous burlesque. buoyant youth.
the swing and sip and color of a
riotous cemody. played as only Dick
Tnlmadge can play it.
Beginning tomorrow night and
continuing until Tuesday. "Winds or
Chance." ~Rex beach's great romance
of Alaska will be featured at the
Rialto. It is one of the most viriie
and fascinating stories ever written
by Rex Beach. A mighty epic of one
of America's most stirring periods-
the gold rush to the Klondike. It
is the story of one man who faced
for Patrons today
’Ine of the best vaudeville pro-
grams of the season and a. big fee.-
lure attraction comprises todsy's
bill at the Palace theatre. There
will be three shows today. Here is
the vaudeville line up Dixie Homil-
Powder-Puffs, Bandeau,
Boudoir Caps, Garters,
etc.
.1.me
. ls memo-rail eraser
scorn sonwsss. 001m
AT THE REGENT
Bert Lyteli and Stuart Holmes are
presented today at the Regent in
"Steele of the Royal Mounted." is
James Oliver Curwood story. A
dashing. smashing. fascinating mys-
tery thriller screened in the glory of
the great North woods.
Sunday evening Msy McEvoy will
he starred in "Tessie." which is said
to be e. story or delightful entertain-
merit.
Thomas Meighen will appear here
Monday and Tuesday in "Irish
Luck." It gives a comprehensive re-
cord in pictorial form of the Killer—
ney district. including Rose Castle.
Muchross Abbey. Colleen Bswn
evening at 6 o'clock, by members of
the East Norwalk Yacht Club at the
clubhouse. Arrangements are being
Bridgeport Theatres
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LAST TIMES ”TODAY
HAPPY
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2 Big Acts -- 14 Scenes
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TO
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