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FRIDAY D“CFMBER 18, 1925.
llllll‘iN "Hill-3 TODAY
‘.‘.:‘.\l‘:\ HAWIJEY. 25.
its niih her llunre, 3LT“
. \'I‘I0l.ll.‘i. and gels u Job on
tho t‘lliultgu Telegraph In order
in ‘olllr.
ALDIIHV McnlillMOTT. I
rinse li‘ll‘lll‘ oi llorlnra's lulher
bolero his death. ls nlsnuaing
editor.
After msny exciting soren-
‘l‘l‘ffl. llerlturn and Ill“) JEF-
l-‘llllts. police rcportor. go out
at 2 u. III. to cover I night club
murder. The murderers Drover
to be u woman of refinement.
who use shot a men In I love
tllnnglo. She tells Durban.
"You can't but life."
llnrburs is sent to the offices
of Manners. Stone and iter-
no he to get s story. She sees
s stylish woman in mourning
rust: l‘ but of Bruce Reynolds' pri-
\." . timer.
Miter in the hull of tier
boarding house. llruce meets
VIOLE’I‘TA CRANBY. Barium.
Jealous oi the women In mourn.
lug. l-slle Bruce on the telo
phone. but loses her nerve and
hangs up the receiver Just so he
snewers.
now 00 ON WITH THE 810!“
CHAPTER X1
OBEY. Bob. but you‘re wrong
again. There's no limit to
what 1 women reporter can
do. Even Mr. Wells sdmitted the
‘ other day that he wouldn't be si‘rsid
‘ to send me on sny story that
I broke.”
'Ali sob sisters talk silks." corn-
mented Blnbnd Sullivsn. e. free lance
press agent who sometimes drifted
into the Telegraph office with Bob.
I 'Never saw I. women on s paper yet
the: didn't want to be the best men
i on the staff. They are sll right. too.
i tor advice to girls and stories shout
starving orphans."
< Barbers turned on him with his!-
: lug eyes. “At any rate. Mr. Sullivan.
3 women are more likely than men to
i be sober when a big story breaks."
’ “Wow. Babs!" yelled Bob in glee.
”What s knockout blow. Sinhed
hasn't much comeback on that
score."
“But I never though’you were I
‘ at. Bebe. Guess you've been work-
'ing too lute nights and forgetting
your daily dozen. Old temper's on
the werpsth.”
"I'm not I eat." snapped Barbers.
“But I get so tired of superior
mules. l'm not always responsible.
Sinhsd knows i like him. But he
also knows i'm just as good u news-
paper men so there ls..on this staff.
And I get Just as good assignments.”
"0h. Miss Han-icy. Mr. Wells
wants to see you." Miss Bodger'e
voice out in. Barbara turned.
startled. It was the first time that
the society editor had ever volun-
teered s remark to her. .
Wells looked up with his chronic
trown oi' snxioty when Barbers sp-
proached. "You‘ll find I such of
1 letters over on that table—viovelorn
msil. Miss Badger tells no she no
boger has time for the column. And
, 3 sold l'd hand it over to you. Bet-
ter look 'em over tonight and pick
.1 out some snappy ones for tomorrow.”
! "Lovelorn." reputed Berbsrs.
aghast. ' ‘
‘Sure. Dotty Dimple'e sdvioe to
Voting sirls. Winnifred‘s Wernings.
you know the stud."
6‘
i mud acks. followedl bl
“It's no for tiny wrin: tics.”
group. Blnbsd flunivsn was just
lurchlng sway to the elevator.
Barbara turned a face toward him
half humorous. half tragic. “Wells
bu given me the lovelorn column."
She dumped the mess of mail on her
dealt. Lavender sud pink envelopes
predominated.
Bob opened his mouth to roar. but
ehsnged his mind and shut it again.
"Well." he sold. his eyes twinkling.
"This hes the elements at great
tragedy. I can see that.”
Barbara’s face was more solemn.
"Cut it out. Bob." she retorted. "How
would you like to do advice to young
' girls and Winnifred's Warnings?"
“Right in my line.” said Bob
"But of course we men don't ever
get I chance at that kind of assign
ment. Tough!"
Barbara walked away. She could
not trust herself to speak. She found
Miss Badger standing beside her.
"You'll learn the lovclorn column is
quite s task. Miss Hewley. Every
letter has to be answered. either in
print. or personally. And you have
to be very careful what advice you
give. Always be conservative. you
know. Tell 'em to come in at 9
p. In. and never to kiss anybody
they're not engaged to. end never
give my advice that will break up
s home. or stir wives to revolt. or
anything like that.
“Quite s responsibility. really. But
you'll get along all right. You've
renohedyesrs of discretion yourself."
"thank you. Miss Badger." Bar-
bors's voice we.- velvety. "You
should know. How many years is it
thst you've run this column—15
or 8'0?
I
She turned end walked heck to
her desk.
Bob dune hole to her.
. “What's the nutter. Bobs?” asked
lob. when she returned to the
”lay.
TED
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"What about coming in sonic day and having one of our
electric vibration?’ ’ the girl a. . 'oll .
O
limo rho cDml'S into the oiilce. she
lived my hair the once m'nr and thou
nulls us if sllc‘li Him to soc. mo
struck by lightning lur my Nniul
extravagance. .
“Tell you. a womun that works all
day in an office has got to have some
homily helps. Willi nil she can do. ‘
she's on old woman years before her
lime. wrinkled with worry and pole
and stl‘ingy-hllll'ed.
"She hasn't no limo to tnlto cure
of her llnir and skin. or to get any
exercise or recreation. (lash! Miami.
wouldn’t I grab some man. if he
only have in sight!"
"it's I herd lifc." came the voice
of the operator. "Nobody realizes it
but the women who have to do it."
Barbara found herself listening in-
tently. The die 'isslon went on. tak-
in; more and more the tune of on
impassioned horsngue.
“All this rot about the new women
and her independence—minim What
the heck does woman cure about in-
dependence? All she wants or needs
in this world Is some good looks and
good clothes and s man to take cure
of her. Us women weren't meant to
battle the world for ourselves.
"Would I be it clinging vino? Say.
ho. just give me the chance!"
Barbara opened her eyes end
looked at the calm love of the girl
who was marccllngv her hnlr. “ilww
mnny do you get like that?" she
asked.
”Hundreds." replied the irlrl.
“They don't all talk so much. But
they all fool the slime way. And
they’re all hero to save their beauty
for some men. or get some beauty
they never had. Sometlmte ii‘e e.
dci’lnlio mun. end sometimes it's just
Mull—«tho species. But if all the
men should die off. every beauty shop.
would go bankrupt over nljlhi. and
the word marvel would pose out of
the lunguugc."
Barbara looked at her reflection in ,
Bubs. I didn‘t mean to hurt your the glass. Her shin yras frorhrnrd
PAGE ELEVE
5 1‘. M.—-—l,)ouuld l“lilllllll. (hello 10:00 it. hl.——«.\iiliily I‘rll. liooil ,
INEWS FOR TH
-egcnt Theatre
LAST TIMES TODAY
“THIS MERRY WIDOW”
~~~— \\ it ll --~
Mill; MURRAY
2\i“!l:lllllt'll by Regent. allllll‘lfiIC Is as one of the gmlloxt
pllolopllus they lilill‘ mor \llllli‘SHi‘ll.
SATURDAY
William
Fairbanks
~ili~
“SPEED MAD” I
SUNDAY EVENING
George Walsh
-~Ili ~
“The Prince of
. 97
Broadway
and
Another Chapter of
“Ace of Spades”
Monday and Tuesday, Percy Maimont in ‘Lord Tim”
Bridgeport Theatres I
feelings. You to. nlmxys bc: n Hdi ll
a good scout that i thought l‘. c could
tonne you "
"I know. Bob.” she answered. "But
by the treatment and llC‘l' hnlr lay in
shining streamers that were falling
into block waves under the operator's
irons.
i can't imagine what's wrong with With the disquieting conversation
me lately. I'm cross and snnlmy 1111mm in her mind. lilrziara ioaiml
the time. and there lire (lily: “'11?“ ‘ more critically lit bcr tore. nnd
I hate everybody around me- l‘hlismiico with sallalrr‘tion. What e.
ofmld i‘m getting to he a sour om Ht Mes ”nag...- n ., born to 9pm.);
woman uiioidy, and Im only 2.: inf her no though she were getting
What'll i he wllcn I‘m 35?" Imiiy old!
“Well." Hilld Bub gruwly. "If ynui Tim gill had ctr-ppm] in tho inilliie
don’t get hold of B'Ulll‘l'lf‘ll .‘ll’ld mm of tho. mnrcol. and woe bending over
more sensibly. you'll be a .illcr hliRS llziillni'rl.
Badger at hrr iizo, You're butnlnzz “l\ ll. 1 ribo. it cumin: in mm" .i :y,
the candle at built ends. Dubs. work- 311,5 1] m: g N g; . l -nn| 1;:
lug all hours and entin': “’1‘"! 3'01! lllf' on? of 0 if new ill :1 pti'f :n. TJVI'
happen to think of it. You'd boiler lnnml ly plum If: \-:lb :i'. on? it" 3 Inc
tulle a tumble and let up a bit. " {or ii 'iy iii-.liil {rs and {.ir h‘ .nl-luiig
A few minutes lam- she left tun circlm llrmnl tho i‘l 5 ill «I! i: n
ofllcc on her pay to a bra ily pilllOI‘. Ilea- timi by the li: no. m i 'vo i id l‘
“i want s shampoo and minor] or three of the tr-,In‘.mcuzs you w'oxlt
and ll facial massage and a mum luolx ll dny mer 'JT "
curc." she said to the ell-p woman, ’ ‘
In charge. “And I want somebody I The intorurbun mm fli'ln: lwlll'm‘n
to fuss over mo ultlmut talking to? ttmy Nm‘vmbcr drills. ltzir’ul‘u iiy
me. i'm 50 IllT‘tl of my, unh'ersg. molt “nth her but pullcd over her
l :lm ai‘i‘uill i‘il shriek if anyone t‘l'i‘fi. trying 10 Will. 'l‘lrl‘ new mm '01
even spoke {.3 m0 " liilrl mucht her hair up in L‘l'Jf‘If.‘ boy-
u "
“You're a businiss \wmun. nron’t “film” about he“ “‘"5' . »
you?" repiitd the “m u. "w” lllfl | bile \vus tryingnm to think. They.
lots of customers Just c you. In I “7‘5 5“” “ 1”” hm” "'5‘” '5‘”
(act the bulk of our “mm. '3 comm : would reach her limbo ntulmn. Lao
lights in the our hull just been lurrml
on. and commuters wore rustlln'r lilo
pages of lllcir newspapers and tuik-
""'.: in mnnolones.
"Econ noticing this new real cs-
“rite film?" said Sullll‘lmdy in [rant
0! her. ”Going big. loviis like. See
the Tole: :‘riph says lllcy're going to
throw millions into the new \‘rilo
\crcs (luvthopnlsnt scheme. Show
l_liimgo what progress really mmns.
llcllcr get Munirrs or S‘ one to
next booth. “It sure maimsmo si ‘l(.' mine and talk my"... the pm.”
said a harsh voice. “lilo \\. ly ilicse Club nont 'l‘liosdny “00“ gm.) re
sheltered women talk about us uni-k ‘blg men with a “I" m... u
in: girls spending our moms in ‘All the same rcpllcd a drawi-
bcauly shops and for clothes and lng volco. u] wouldn't put n liiss
things. They seem to thinks women "mm in unythhi'v that chap \l in
who stays at home and lives on :140me nor: is interested In I dont “ya
man has ‘ but" “31’“ "3 l l‘ ‘ his eye. or his taste in women
than the June that gets out and citrus cliher.‘ . I
from Just such girls. I think we can .
make you comfortable." .
The next two hours were a blissful
series of warm lltbors and cold
cream pills and delicately port-alum]
rinses. ,‘u'ilbaru lily under the dl it
hands of the gill operator. enjamn 4
story process in comp. vte rol'i\:i. inn I
She closed liel eyes and almost u on: .
to sleep during the mus:- age.
Two women were talking in tho
the two dollols liclsclf. l Barbara sat bolt upright.
"Should see my .boss' wife. Every ITo Be Continued) ,
GIFT s’uccrsnons
Our splendid selection of Hosiery, Gloves, Silk
Lingerie, Silk and Corduroy Robes, Henkies and
Fancy Garters, will help you in choosing a gift
for “Her.”
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street South Norwalk, Conn.
Open Evenings Until christian
gamma
E The Old Well Cigar Co. E
l are packing cigars in packages for Christmas a
presents at prices to suit most any purse. If
u your friend, father, brother or husband smokes, a
no more enjoyable present can be given than a
box of Old Well Cigars.
N 10 in ‘a box ranging from 50c to $1.00 a box' u
i 25 in a box ranging from... $1.15 to $3.00 a box n
l 50 in a box ranging from .. $2.30 to $5.50 a box a
b
fi'fififififififir
Our cigars have proven satisfactory to the:
grandfather and to the grandson for the post 57
years. A present like a box of cigars will solve
all doubt as to its acceptability. Most cigar
stores have them on sale. Our Epicurean—25 in
a box—sell for $2. 50. They are put up in s plain
cedar box and are one of the best cigars that
can be made. Our Dllmont Perfecto which sell
for $3.00 a box are a thicker cigar. same length
5 18 inch fiill Perfecto size. mild and sweet, it
really satisfying smoke in every way. A present
like these bill be a real pleasure to the smoker.
"“7432“
a
To Return Taxes of
Danbury Trolley Co.
HARTFORD. Dec. lS.-— (A. P.)—
The state board of control voted to-
day to remit the taxes of the Dan-
bury and Belhel Street Railway
company. since it went into hands of
a receiver in 1917:. The action was
taken. however. upon the condition
that company pay back taxes now
due for periods prior to the receiver-
ship smounting to 322.877. The
amount remitted will be: approxi-
mately 641.000.
Newest Note
Many a married man stays home
at night because he has the house
all to himself.
Our New Assortment of
Hand Bags
And» Vanities .
A New Line of children's
Purses and Vanity Bags
DONlTEiLY's
80. N orwolk Westport
Here’s a "musical” instrument
that is played like s fiddle and
sounds like a saxophone” It is made
of aluminum and was invented in
Germany.» Herr Brian is sham:
hero developing a few melancholy
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JII‘J\\'EI.ERS and
The Store of Thoughtful
And Original Christmas
Gifts for One and
Everyone
Store will be open Saturday
evening and every evening
thereafter until Christmas
MAIN at ARCADE, BRIDGEPOET
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NEW HAVEN. Dec. 18.~8ylvester
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nate.denied today that he has any
intention of retiring from active
management of his interests. The
story that he intended to retire sf,
ter the first of the year gained con—
siderable circulation Wednesday.
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As a pointer to Santa
Claus, we mention that our
Boys’ Departments include
pretty nearly everything
Junior puts on his Christ-
. mas list.
last look- for $1 or less:
Basebnll
Boll
fiverrharp pencil
rife
Silk tie
Sun wold!
For $2 or (an
Slippers
lngenoll watch .
Scout knife
Scout sxo
grids
sting cs
Shelter list,
Wool gloves
For $2.50 or lesu
Basebsll glove
Cyclometor
Pedometer
Skis
Striking beg glen.
Woodcraft knife
For $3.50 or loose
Bluebell mitt
Bel t buckle
Boxing gloves
Wool muffler
Brownie comers
Moccasins
’07 35 or Inn
Boots
Motor best
Myeto Magic 5.:
Toy Muller
Felt list
Skating shoes
I" 37.50 or (our
Bl‘snleei bath robe
Fishing set
Flexible Flyer
Kedsk
Pen and pencil sot
halted-ck shirt
For 810 or least
Broke scoot-y
Comp blanket
Slider
Tennis rocket
Bushlbsll
Here then 310:
Luther jerkis
Norwalk Chronicler