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Ill‘clllls “iiil her fiance. BRUCE
. Ill: Him in; ill'llI gets 3 Job en
il: l‘ ('(IiI ngo Telegraph In order
to JP ili'l‘.
\Nllill'lw MrllEItMO'l'l‘ II
managing editor oi the paper.
Mtrr many exciting adven-
lures. Barbara finds herself in
,lloi water over is story she has
\l-riitrn about the lingerie In the
inaugural wardrobe oi the gov-
ol"s Indy.
icllERMOTT soothes tile
.l'rnor's wile sud Barbara
\ home to be called at 2 u.
by BOB JEFFRIES. police
I . nl‘ter. who tells her she must
go with hint to cover n ":M
rlllb murder.
The murdereso proves to ill- a.
woman oi refinement. who llzls
shot a man in u love triangle.
"You can't beat lite," she 3012.0
Ihlrbilru.
NOW 00 ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER x
’I‘ was three-thirty when Barbara
dragged hersoli up the stairs
titlillll and met her mother in the
upper hail.
“Why munlsy," she sold, “have
,wll been sitting up {or me?"
Bil-s. ilnwlcy llusllcd. "Not exact-
. it. But I couldn't sleep: so I thought
id sit by tile front window for 3
nl. llA. There's so. ilre in your room.”
‘ “This sort of things got to stop,
3you know." scolded Barbara. “A
neuspuper reporter can 't hate her
family acting like that."
But the crackling tire and the glass
of warm milk that. her mother had
prepared, brought new color to her
cheeks.
"What (1 queer women the ,mur-
dZ‘i‘CSS was. mother." she said. no she
hiriied off her shoes und reached for
her bedroom slippers. "A lady, un-
mistakably. But she wasn't I. bit
sorry she killed him. Said it was her
mm affair, and you couldn't beat
Till“. "
“i wonder if you can." replied her
mother. speaking almost under her
bi‘(‘.'li.i’l.
A calendar stood on the desk by
the window. As Barbara passed it.
on her way to snap the light switch
oil‘. she stopped and picked it up. A
red cross marked the day on which
olxc llcld broken with Bruce.
Four clays had passed since then.
0 0 O
Tile Telegraph ofllce had sunk into
its late afternoon siesta. The hum of
the telegraph instruments was
hushed, and only two typewriters
clicked spusmodlcully in opposite
corners of the room.
Over one of these Barbara sat.
“W;lllin currhot. three reporters,
tilted far back in their chains. were
discussing life and letters. lazily.
Barbara leaned forward to listen,
and one of them caught sight of her.
’ "l-li. bliss liowlcy. you look as if you
‘hnli something to say on this sub
1.1m. it so. spill 1:. Free speech is
illlc rule here."
Burbnra had opened her lips to an
swrr when the door of Mchrmott's
somoe opened and he beckoned to her.
it was the first time that she had
ibccn granted private audience with
‘thn managing editor.
‘ McDel molt stood beside his desk.
Zfllclzing ashes thoughtfully on the
floor. "1 have a bunch for a story.
,Iillss Iluwicy,” he said.
“There's a new real estate firm in
town that looks like good material.
Manners, Stone and Reynolds. they
Icall themselves. Starting out to do:
Ivelop Chicago into :1 model com
munity for homes.
"it seems they have bought a. see
tion out west which they mean to de-
velop as a model—latest architecture.
paving, landscaping. and so forth—-
Just to show what can be done. I
hear they' going to splash millions
into it. Call it Vale Acres. I think.
ch,“ 1
Give Your Boy or Girl a
Bo. Norwaik
'T‘H ii} EVEN
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"Got the tip from n chop at my
pool club the other day. None of the
other sheets hsve heard of it. Ilow'd
you like to run over this Min-noon
and new the story up tor us?"
Barbara caught her breath and
was silent. McDermott loollod
her curiously. but said nothing.
"All right " answered Barbara. at
last. "I'll go right away.
"And while you' re about it. try to
get a line on the types 0! urchltec-
ture they mean to use. Maybe one
at them will make 0. statement that
Victorian gingerbread buildings in
It
Chicago must 'goosn esthetic
crime. or'something ot the sort.
“There are two things the public is
interested in. in the newspapers-—
first praise of itself, and second, eon-
demnetion of. itself. Either one
boosts circulation." ,
Barbers. returned to her desk, and
opened the drawer that held her cold
cream and powder. Then she shut it
with a. bang, and reached for her but
and coat.
By the time Barbara réuched
the marble lobby. her head was even
a trifle higher than usual and her
mouth more firm.
"There's another: oils coming to
ask about a divorce." said the ole-
vator boy to a crony as she stepped
out of the elevator. f‘Nope." replied
the crony. "That’s a' Moth-pulling
case."
Barbara caught both remarks. She
stopped in front oi? a glass door and
tried to catch a reflection of her face.
The sound of a door opening be-
hind her made her whirl about in
a panic.
‘ The door across the hall bore the
names. “Manners, Stone and Ray-
nolds." and underneath. in smaller
letters. "Real Estate."
A burn 0! voices within suggested
great . activity. Barbara entered
through the open door. The onlcc
seemed crowded with men. all. tall:-
lng rapidly and interrupting one an-
other.
A middle-aged man was moving
about among the others with an air
of pompous hospitality. Barbara so~
lected him as ll member of the firm
of Manners. Stone and Reynolds. '
"Yes.” he replied to her question.
"i could give you that information.
I am Mr. Manners. But at present I
am much toobusy to talk to you. It
you will and the offices or Mr. Stone
you will follow that inner corridor.-
uld Mr. Reynolds. Either of them
can tell you what you want to
know."
He dismissed her before she could
protest. Burburu turned llnd followed
th:A corridor. There were two doors
ahead.
_ Barbara straightened her but. and
then with e defiant gesture. pushed
it back to its previous angle. She
had her hand on the knob or the first
door. when it opened. pushing her
back against the well.
A feminine voice emerged from the
opening. “Yes. indeed. Mr. Reynolds.
How very kind of you!" The volcc'
was cultivated and of vibrant qunllty.
Barbers flattened her body against
the wall behind the lull! opened door,
Just in time to avoid being seen by
the woman who came out.
Though the woman's face was
turned the other way. Bel-born could
see that he was young and graceful.
She was reused in black. The heavy
fur border on her velvet coat swirled
luxuriously about her icct us she
turned in the doorway.
She advanced into the hull. Then
she pulled out a. gold vanity case
and. holding her head back. looked
searchingly at her reflection in the
tiny glass.
From behind her, Balbarn caught
the slight, satisfied toms of her' head
as she moved away.
Barbara. stopped nearer to the door
lifter she was gone. There on the
glass panel was the name, "Bruce
Reynolds."
She went on down the corridor.
0 ‘o e
The private ofiice of Bruce lily
nolds was singlilurly quiet. in the
midst of the general hubbub in the
suite. Its mahogany desk bore three
small model houses, and the book-
cases were stocked with plaster minl
atom; or facades, steeples and on
polaa.
Bruce out at his desk. his chin on
his hand. A pole umber sunbeam
from the western window tell on his
head, and showed u look standing up
on the crown or his head. He picked
up a filmy loco handkerchief that
had fallen beside his chair and put
it in the top drawer.
With s gesture of sharp impa-
tience. he rose and grasped his hat.
Manners shouted at him as he passed
through the reception room, “Hi.
there. Reynolds. Been a good day
‘ Women
Two pretty w
, .mion! And
I'll (all th
for you. “but. any?
men caller-u ill direct :ll:
iwlll oi 'cnl plppills,
wolld.
"Seems to luv you didn’t pivo ill.
kill much time. liluylm Cleo in
mourning was enough l‘or one tiny.
Zat so?"
Bruce loolirll at him. "i don‘t
know what. you‘re Illikillr: uboul," he
replied. and loll the room.
Mrs. limllcy’s solcut IJOlll‘dilll;
house was bionic and quiet wllon
Bruce entered it two hours later. lie
paused till: purior, will! ores averted
from the flowered count and the
golden oak libl'nl'y table.
(in :1 stand in the hull Fly the utter-
noon mull. nnd'ihe roll on which
Mrs. Iluifley left mileage! tor her
guests.
"Mr. Reynaldo," road it note on the
pad. "A may bus been calling you.
Wouldn't give her mute, They
never will.»Mrs. ll."
Bruce shuttled through the mull
1
Barbara could see that the woman leaving Bruce‘s office was young and graceful.
She was dressed in black. She pulled out a gold mlnily case and loo/cud searching/y
at her reflection in the tiny glass.
and wont Ull lipsiilirr. (mulling.
He had fillilili‘lt rm chm] the (001" 0
his room, when another door opens}
and a girl come out. She walked
rtrllight up to him. smiling: llrl'
eyes were lllnvlly rhadl‘m-r-ll and h-tr
lccth th‘t: \lbllo.
"Excua‘e me. mister,” :lilo Mill.
"but would you be so guml no to
pound u null for my picture. I've
maehed a thumb and tuo tinge. 3 al-
ready.‘ Silo hrlrl up a small ll'lud
ullil tillcc brlli on
Bruce smii'li unrl followed hor- into
her room. "My immo's \‘inlettn
Crnnhy." said the girl. while Ill!
pounded the null. "ilope you tIOiI‘Ll
iivlllk lt wan fresh of me to .131: rem:
aren‘t lullcll 30le where
muscle's urcvdA-d, you know. And 1
did so wont to hung this picture."
The plclllre nil: .1 colored print of
a. lady in u 'gzll'l'. n illlt, with ll Iiill’ldl
of liluos in her Irmr. _
"You're pc-l'iwtly vwi-‘unln. l'ul'
sure. Mlis Cronin. ” he smiled. "Glen!
1 could help sou.’
“0h. lilr. linvlsunoil " mm: lwice
from the lower !1a‘.l."‘.uu ennutt‘,
the telephone extension up there. it's'
the some lady."
llruco lurllol‘l ‘nlzli hurried out. of
tho room.
He took the receiver down with
trembling lingers. "There's no one
on the line now. Will you creme il.i
please?" purrcd the operator. T
“But there mllot be somebody";
cried Bruce. "They've been trying'
to get me several times" '
"The part: that called yol has
hurt; up
I I O
Barbara Ill‘lx'. lcv lr: .lncd against
the wall trlepllonc outside ht-l bed 1
room floor. llcr left hand lrtlllI
grasped the receiver. hanging on its
book.
{To Be Continued)
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Westport
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Many Dainty Novelties In
Powder-Puffs, Bandeaux,
Boudoir Cops, Garters,
etc.
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88 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Beginning Today
Our Store
Will Remain
Opening Evenings
Until .
9 o’clock
To accommodate late
Christmas Shoppers
L. GOLDEN
Washington Street
South Norwalk
Storage Storage
You can now avail yourself at
the finest sterage facilities in
the State for any amount of
space you may require.
Our warehouse is 's 5-story
brick building. located at 5
Havlland street equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys
tem. giving you the low incur .
once rats of 600 per hundred
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Daily Motor Haulage Ber
vice to New York ' .
Tel. Nor-walk 29910921254
N. r. ‘Pho‘no. out.» 3000.
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Flowering PlantsmPolnsettlls. Cyclamen. Begonias. Prime Roses.
Foliage Plants—Boston Ferns. Palms. Auruucarlps. Drucaenas.
Wreaths for Decoration—Princess Pine. Laurelrsl'lrucc. Boxwood.
Holly 50¢: up
- Prepared Wreaths
PALACE 10 BE
CLOSED loll.
Monday, Tueedur, Wednesday :1
Thursday of next week, opening:
Cilrzstmas day with in feature
turc and live acts of vaudeville
was onuounctll this morning by
J. Collins and
end necessll'y illlprovements
I'illyhollSC‘. The lobby of the then
has been rt.:l muted and adds to t
appearance of the tllcntle. The ‘
prmenlcnts to the tillg‘lllc lilOl
will enhance it considerably.
ing which time.- the interior will
re-deooralod.
AiMPROVEMENTS
The Palace theatre will be ricer-d
pic—
.‘.lbcrf. Hamilton. '1‘
fu‘lr day olefin: of the Palace will
giro amply lime to make important
to the
The With theatre will be closed
during the months of .luly and :\ll-
gust according to present plans dur-
Higil’ Finance
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Salem and Retailers of
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QUALITY GROCERIES
A. F. Beckmann C0
Phone 3585
anclcr in his own right.
owned by 'V‘ictOr Aunowmpn.
"nappy? Fritz Bowman Is a un-
Suspicious
ot bunk messengers and the like. he ;
carries his own deposits to the bank
in Allentown, Tin, and no (mo yet:
has'uttemptcd to ‘talrc his money.
He has an account in his own name.
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Times Square Auto
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OI'EN EVENIXGS
16 NorMain Sl'.
South Norwalk
Phone 250
Stove Repairs
for, all makes of stoves
“ALEXANDER
FURNITURE CO.
‘ 50 So. Main Street
So. Nerwalk Phone3560
Curl
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AUTOMOBILE co.
Wreaths for Cemetery in Frames—Boxwood. Ruleus Laurel and
32 .00 and up.
SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST
Thiephonr 3M
3 South Main St.’
L. Wagner. Brunch Mgr.
34 WEST AYE.-
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NOBWALK
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Our Christmas Club offers to every member of every f amiiy
a definite systematic method of accumulating money.
There are 16 Clubs—to fit every purse, and no better plan
was ever devised for having money.
What the Different
v Increasing Clubs
Ill 50 Weeks( For Christmas 1920)
]c Club pays $127
20 Club pays 3 25.50
50 Club pays $63.75
10c Club pays $127. 50
Decreasing Clubs
You can begin with the largest de-
posit and decrease 'Olll' depo .its
each weel'.
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Ciubs Wili Pay You
Even Amou. 1; Clubs
in 50 Weeks( For Christmas 1926)
250 Club pays
500 Club pays
$1.00 Club pays
$2.00 Club pays
$5.00 Club pays
$10.00 Club pays
$20.00 Club pays $1,000.00
COME IN TODAY. YOUR FIRST DEPOSIT MAKES YOU A MEMBER.
$12.50
$25.00 1
$50.00 ,
$100.00 ‘
$250.00
$500.00
Norwalk Chronicler