"You 100k like 8 princess 0' ”“3 most. patronizing. "But they are not just 1ehlnd them. Barbara locked against the pane.
blood royal. Miss Hurley." amended so careful as they ought to be. Once up. to find a handsome man of about A noise at the other end of the 1 l . . . .
Slnbad. With dlxnllyo He W“ 5901‘ a. place like this gets to running 35 bending over the table and reach- room made them both turn around. . -,.-..» - _ _ A iii: illzllnll til the sen
MSW groomed and extremely 9°" down. there‘s no stopping it. I fear ing out for Bob's hand. Others were turning in the same di- 1
Mill-I d t t this management would wink at any- "Greetings, Jerbmc." replied nob. rection.
IIHubara. Iran own ”‘9 rent '8‘? thing. for .- ten dollar bill- rising to meet the handshake. "Miss Barbara turned white, and caught 0 REGENT
“”h a ““3”" on either "mid ie "Still. it's the tradition to have Howler. let me present Mr. Jerome nt Jerome's arm. Sinbad Sullivan .. _ --. . . . as lg ts ,
$3131: figfirgggvf :5. I“: the fall newspaper party here. and [{Rall. Jerome and I used to be sidc- Wail clnmbering upon the table, "“3“ "I" '11" [AL-“SE- One nght only'
‘1 .. ' think we'll have a. nod time." kicks in the army reserve camp. amon the losses and candlesticks. 1 1- - » . .. ,. ., '
.Good evening.Miss Hawley.I From Barbara was seat‘ed between Bob But now “0., a man about town Sol-gowns; ‘ woman laughed 3i.“ ltliih. lIlr-1. .l.--- linuk 111- I 1:11i1sl.1111111l 111111111.:1. ills 111m air 0 is . that brlng day‘ Monday, December 28
the ‘0"; nohone would ha” in; and Sinbad. She watched the antics and I'm—well, just look at me!" hysterically. Then silence fell. 1.1 ‘ """BI‘" ‘\”"I“““” "”51“" 1‘13 Iii-”l1 l1‘ {'5” - “'r'r‘iil {01‘ i b.1111. li ht in theda k {:fihc COIOJJCI GJIOI'fiJleMdy
ilbcgegytsfgete:eg%§°mn war of the men and listened to the smart Jerome Ball was staring at Bar- Slnbad began to firm His clear “Hank" (in la l-‘11lx1is11. 11111911111111. II"” 1" 1111.-11..1_1.11 mp 11» [111.11 1101111- g r .
“Pile qu cried Bob, and proceeded cynicisms °f the women, trying to ham. “{11 a “m“I" playing “b'I’Ut his tenor voice rang out across the room. knou 11 11s 1111- I151 111.11is ll11:111i do In { “II I WINS] "SH" (II‘HII’T ‘I"‘I_‘I'_ {11111 0’ A flood of 1131.. .t the
, realize that this was the sort of lips. Barbara fclt unaccountably lll where inbio after table turned to _ 1 1 111m:1.111:1.11.......l5111.11101 111.1 1.1.
to direct the loading. It ended with 1 “11.1.1.0 .... ... I‘.111.1l11;11~11 I“... l1 11. 1 ,. _ I . 1 1 touch of a button—a
thing she had always longed to be a at ease. mtph him . . 111 1111 1...... .... 11...“... .,.... ... , 11 .. ... l long-lived mm"), m n
Barbara. and Mill! HEWIGY 'quum part of.“ gay irresponsible world .1 d _ 1 Mi H‘ 1 ~11 I ' ii) -\l1111l"1111ll1i 11x 'l 1 l l .1 1 11l1IlI I lI II1I- NI}, III- beautiful case -—-that's
\I in side by side and Sinbad on the in the center 0': things all-knowlngI h m?!" 0 53:! 10.1.) a“ ‘1“ ”53‘! "La donna e mobile." he sang. (“DIN <11I l I1 11 “I 111- '--ll1 111 .111 I1 11 l-1 111141111 . 111111.111 ll1rrnl11r1-I BrlzhtSturJnditcomt-s
. 1 board. ' i 0 811‘ . smoo y. 0 you Supp 1: ”Qlliil plume al ““1th 1 . 1l lM’ill. 11 ill' .51 :l i 11.1.1 .-.1..11,1,-3»I11 ii"."!l1l. in your choice of shapes "I”
“1"."an all-ridiculing. Bob will let me have this dance?" "Wh . - . n . "ll .11k" In in l.1-11011111 ;1 .11l.'.1l- - n1. 1 \1 . . and sizes. wnh rill-er Star caSt’ Ddlfiious Dancers
)Elurrics of snow began to tall Is "Why so serious little daffodil?" ., , "l 1. its Rigomtto. said the 1 l 1 . 1 111 . 1 11111 1. mlhhednickdmknumd FWhCClCl’W‘WN-‘WW"“"r‘rr'vi‘milrchcst
they rat-ed along. Barbara drew her shouted B on th 'Id “I "I1 My there. exclaimed Bob. .. “Mom.“ woman who had laughed of l1 1111111111 1111111111111. 1 “111......“ D... ......W .1111.» 111111111 I.“ m mm Eqquped .. rs
. y . e ran-1'1 1. or C. havent had a dance myself yet. bf . “Th-111- 1111.1 1-1 . . .. II I.I._ 4 . . .. 1 I _ LI'HBF \. . .1
«oat closer about her throat. and emboldened beyond his diural tlm- H J I 11 ii B b t eorc. 11.111 .111... 1. 1. 11. .1 ., .. .1 .1.. H11. 1l11-I1 .1., 11.... :111— “11h Mazda concen . .R.L\?\ DIL.
glanced with delight at the write”! ”fly. by the lights and flowers and 0:21.333: 113:0; aIrIInIngar .5331. It ....“ nlzolcito. “a...“ finished pl-nnvlllI 1;n111~.._.11..11 1'11 111...... 1.11... . ......mh... ... “... PUI'Cll‘ 11 . 335$ harm; 3in3. 11.13710“, Mn“... D1211. .9 (AP).-—-
E10011 that megedIouI; now and then the faces of many friends. "What in~ glance 0:“ his ‘ihouldclf for Bob “La Donnqu slnhnd went back to 11.1.. 11112111.: 11.1.11l1.111,i:.1 11.1.1 1. .{111 .1 1. ; .1 1. .1 1.. -.. .,. l‘11.-n1-1-. l1111 Baum. ".10" .110... 31,! i'hiln A. Strickland. 1111.11. of 111,
etwecn ragga 00“ 8- ‘ . a . ” ' ‘ ‘ the beginning and sun the duke's 1l1111l:111.111l. "M11 111'... .111- 1.,.: 1. ~. .. 1 1.» . . . i .. - 11 “thenBrilzhiSmrFlmh- liongnr l11ml11-r1111~n 11. , ll-
rl'hcy drew up at the Lighthouse, gzoiguosflhilkzcxr‘me 30:13:?th when Barbara and Jerome whirled score from first to last? 111111.19. I I 1.1.1... II III II1III IIIIIIIII11I1I11I1I1I ~11.-..I...1 I1I. 1.1 IIl. 1IIl .1..l1 1111, 1.1 . “hum Pumonhc hm { lodnv :11 1l111 ago 11fIli-i r‘1lIIII-1II1Q 1 shome
. to find several other familiar rattle. one blow of our wand” post the table next. she saw Sinba'l Between numbers. laughter and up- l11'i11; .. . 1-1 .,. .. .. 111:1 l1‘1111- I ,L 11.. ‘ ' '. . l‘ '“I .I ‘I” ' SSH‘I'I' i 5"‘1'figgz‘fé’efiggflfivfi ‘ I ‘ "
X: trnp cars standing in the driveway. .. . ... - . Sullivan sitting moodily by himself. _ piause interrupted. but 1m): {111- long. .\1111-1111..I:. .IIIIIIIIIII. .,.I.1I1] 1 III.I I1I.II.. .1, I 1 1I. . I.I. .,..111.111 I1111I..: \1. ill n.1l P .
“Guess the gang's here." cried Itlhonnderful. hBMbuiiIsllenHets 5.1.1.“.th in his chair. The singer mm“ swaying slightly both IIIII II .-1.1I. .,.I II1I. 1‘. I. I. .1. .I . 1.1. .-,1.1:. 1.1.. 1-11 2.1.1 MI
BiijbI swinging 0‘“ to he“) the 13d!“ gggolozkragg hIenr \ilfh anIiliner' illiifI f 1‘03le ouquIltl I“) I30 IIIIlIIlk ‘0 {:13 amid lire (windieslleks. one foot. . l‘i‘mIlI' ... \ I I II II II I] ’II"I' “II: ‘I' L I ‘ {
a mu, ’ .1. ‘ pnr nor. . r. 3:1 .' sic 5:11, 11:1 11: [named "no” “ yolluw 1li'v.1:nt'1e- .. ‘ . 11 .1 1111 1' l. '11- :1 s1.11'.l. NS
"Dinner Wm not be served until shut eyes. Miss Badger snoel‘cd. music stopped. "He’s looking like a mum that had “HI." but :1; tIllo ”NHL 1111::1111 111.: ;. ., 1. . . 14.. . .4 1' 11 1l1Li. :1 111.
seven forty-live." said Miss Badger. Course .{ollowed course, and the l-mr 11111111 51111121111111. 1 have danced basket. .1111] be .._“: ruull‘ullr. ”I. 111111.11 :1 11.121 l:.11:. 1111l 1. . :.1 1.. -, 1.1 .1 ”.11.. -. 11.1" 1U 11s. 1 WVMSIII $4. 50 U.
11: was the first remark she had ut- talk stew still brighter and still more 111111112111 only once 1011131111" llmpllnnlly, matching 111': mm “:11. "I"““"" 11"1'111i1112 .1111 l1. « 111111.111. .1 '1" 1 1 ...1-1 1. 1 .1 .1. ... 11-..1. .1.-.111 . Cantu on you...
'tered. cynical. Only Slnbad Sullivan maln- "Nonsense." replied .3111111211-2. mas 1.1,, eyes. .\m111l.1.111 11111.11.1....~ ...... 11.111.11..~.1.~.-,-....1 , .11..l 1111-11..”11 SAISON KOHN i A! stm "gm
SinbaIdhasslstefll Barbara Atwathe fined tsi dlfiifigd reserve-II from tngiulIlIyI ISIiIIIIrIIIlI; llistiiIininIgIsuiiIiIIe. At 1,... he 5““. i121r'1zi1111. and made 11l11'11111.-, 11.: 71111 11. 1.11.1 111.~1131..»;g..,._.. 1.7I1- 111.1. I . i111'1..11. 11.11 ”I l:1111-I.11 . 9 T‘jl 0 d A s N ”(I hm'nuhumma ”o I. I0. ‘,
steps wt punct on! care- ! my 0 0 me. 11111111.». game a 1m " in a “m 111 1:11-11 01' Jr 111;. a he. a courtly 11.11 111 .111'1- 1u. 11111110 111-1. .1.-1 111.1111. 111111. 1. . 1, .. 1 . . .. 1 all r :1 vs. 0. orwa ' n.- m
passed into the reception hall. Bob wonderingly. tho lm‘ W121 lady in, the 11I:1iiy.' "111111., ,.,.-yr...1I-1I..,, 1151!, m ...:5 {:m 11.11 1111-21111 .1... 1-.1Il1.I.-.- .. .II,II ... I.I..I I: ..II III I‘ { .I‘I.”'.I 1". , f I ”I
“WW Barbura'nside “‘3 whispered. When the salad had been ‘takcn ”3“” '1 ”"11"“ 11 '1-1 “1 rI"hl11{vr11e 1111111lllc 111.11 1119 111Il to the (ii-1.:1s1 l. I I 3 , 1 I I.I.I I. I. II .I..II II IIII1II 7 "In.“
"Sinbad's doing fine, isn't. he? I away. he asked her to dance with 11l1c said, “ill 11.211111 one mole 11ilIi1 1011,01“ iii-41h 1.. Din-1 . . . II..III ""“" “""1'1"”{:i‘~'_1 .
made him promise to take the Badger hlm. and She was surprised to find you}: . The ennui i'llncd and saw l‘nr- .\l‘.‘111.1' 1- 111- 1: 11Ii-I1‘ l1- » I I . .I.IIII III II IIIIIII I “ill.
or! for several dances. '0 1 could how sure and graceful his dancingi "WW" ”“° 111.1.1o.1..11n ““ ‘hefilms "111111.11 11.». 11111—111 1-11.~11- --1 1~ ‘ ~- 111 - I» I 1 I II' ' "“II “" ”"” ’I""'1 Y NOT BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
dance with you. He kicked like a stepg were floor. you l-N‘" " .lc: 111m: 1111:111 1 1 111 im >i 11 low 11- 1.. -1. 1 .1- 1-1. p.14 .: 11.111
. . 1. - .. I . . ,. , 1... 11r \111nt11p.l 111,-111-1 11l111~1e1l about 1-1-3 11... 1111121111111< .,.. .,., .. 1.. .. . . , , ._
hay steer, but he ”Id bed do it. Thcv came back to thr- table to .mll..1l1r111.-1. ...md “I” ‘1 ‘H ' land 512m 1l transfixed Time in an . 1 1 1 1 " ' h ’h‘m‘ {“i 1“ \' :1 . l
A large table "I the com" of the and Ebb and MM “am “It .IIIIII mm ”M“. 11.111 “1:11:11. 1.3”...” .IIIIIIIIIIII m 111 1111.11: 11-1111 nnntlier mm lIn.1|.‘11 ll11.111.:.1l.~1 11,.- . , ..1... 1.1 ; . 1.. IMIIHIYWIIH .1 1.~. 11111 10111; (ll-pulllucul for the iarirct tuud moral
main dining-room was waiting for " ' 111.11.11.11. '.‘ ‘. ’ ' . . .‘ 11111.... 1. 1.1.1.1, 121-111-1111) 1:1. 1 1 1.11 11-11 “1.1.11.1...1 - .,.... . 1-. 1111111111-l1- assortment of in l f l l
, inc. .. .. .. I . .1111. ll 11.11:.1r1n. sat l-l'uvo i1r-yn1).1is. . -. I .. . . . . . 1 ‘ '1’ - till I iOiS Fir (‘11 (hon Jillii 111111111111 .3
11. B newspaper part}. A We basket .. . . And may i 111:... 1.q1111.1'i.l1r1mi lie was lonl1in~ at ii‘t‘ 11111.1l111l 11....1l. 11.l11 111. 11.: 11111 . » I1.11..1I. ... 1..i1 11.1111 lm l1lil 1111 ”11 I ill liii‘ \UI‘W "Siii - i
I“ I golden Chrysanthemums “90d In Lilla” I have ”“5 damp? MISS. BI‘dI Imcr' “What you are doing in “KII ~ . \ h II I .... Hired hunks. ’l'l.1 .- l-1ul 1.1.1- .11. 1.111. , <.-..11-11 111. E11-. ill mils \\1"1'- ('1’ll1111- ' I \b - .- 1
the center of the table. fig“ 113311 bowed :1 team of St. newspaper 11.111317” III.IsI(.I1InI1c1\hc1e. went up the cry, 1:11- 11...... 11,111.. mu. .1 ... .1.. . . ..1 11.1.11. \ ‘ 11.:1111-1 11:11.1. 11“IlI‘11rI~1-'-1 lIli { .\11\\' llllll iit‘pl‘lllt 1‘lil‘ilml“CiiiSSiCS—l’1‘)1’1ms—-
"Just made {or your yellow dress. - "Wily. Mn :1 1111'11'.~1;..1; 1r women. ~ - LS 1111111111.: .1... l. 1 I. .-- , '. II I III ‘ TIIi A“ illP Rm ' ‘ ..
Babs," cried 301). shipping 0“ a 13110 "W9"- he did SW" 10 his bargain of course." Bari-ara's voice was "Give us '\‘.'1>111:1n l3 Cl1:1n';mlllo' ’l‘his lair-1111.11. .-.I . ..1 11 .1" ii' I 1I I 1 l I I ‘SI1III II II? ”M i K iiiiill‘d Children S B001”
and handing it to her.” dIldn't he?" commented Bob as be proud. “l'm a rep-0111141111 the Tclc- again!" siloulcd n 1111111, nnl there "WNW“ is ”III. 11 I ii .I . 1: ‘ ""' I "W" 1" I1"~‘-“1-‘" “ii
Miss Badger sniffed. “Yellow is all settled into his chair beside lhallmra. graph. That's win-re I met 1211b." was .11 great 1111111111111;- 111‘ hands. ”I; II .; MI ‘11. III‘_III‘ ' I.II “' ‘I‘ ‘I‘JI‘1 "‘ . 1 "V" . ‘iiil‘i""$“l1iii. True . THE HAMILTON SHOP
right in flowers." she said. "but it's and. watched Sinbad lead the society "A reporter?" r111» surprize in Sinilad gave a Flii)‘ grin, bowed ' .. ‘ ‘ ‘ “ " 1' "" 5'1 '~ " . 5 " 1 ‘ H” :‘ 11 l1 ~'~ \\(;‘l{1'l 11111111ll1o ,
very hard to wear." editor away. Jcrnmc‘ 5 mice 11 as not to be missed. .and npnnml his mouth. I\III(I.II.II.I . 1"11- , :IIIII1. 1‘2-1I 11 :1I11 l1 . -. .. . .... .,.... l- .._”. l.1.-.1-112111'11n i 49 WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN
Barbara made a face behind Miss “Where did he get these nmn1‘.'i’cs"v-1i1l li.111...11a."‘\1'l1v not?" "1.11 dunno c mohiimm" 111111111 .111 iii-1111.21.11 1»..111- .11 l .111 . l 1 .11 111 : 111i1111-11. l1111 ili11l'ni 0P0” EVC CI‘V Evening
Badger‘s back. Bob laughed back at ners?" asked Barbara. “I can hardly "“011. M11 not. "‘ 11111;.111l .lnmmc. [321111111111 1111c- army rmm Jerome 1‘1”" "1“ i'liii'i‘ :11 - ‘1! 1'11 '1-.-11 1.‘ :11.- 1 1 11:11.11.- 11 111.1. 11111.1l1l not
her. believe he's the some big burly 5'" “Come on 01m to ti. «1 111.111.1111 “'11 1.111111 rushed toward lil“ 111“. to on ’I'Il'l'm'l M ‘\”'i""i‘ 111‘ 151-1 .1.-11 1l1 11 1.11:.11 1111.1. ’i‘11-1_\' :11111 :1111' mid lir-
“This is the first time you have bad that comes into our office reek- llnnt 11: int to talk about 1111911111ss.111‘11i1-h sinbad small. She looked lhls 1111..~.« ll 1.1111.- 1.... 1.; .,. ...... ., ... ‘ll.i"‘ 111 .111 1111;111:911 :1111l l in.
been to the Lighthouse, isn't it. Miss ing with bad whisky sometimes." do no?" Ii‘1'111iiy about for Uni). by his 11111111111 .1111] 1. 11111113111: in :1 ml 111 l1111.._; 111:1: 1.». Any-1.1.1.111
.I’Wawley?” asked Sinbad. still with "He's on his best behavior. that's A sheet or snow 11.115 shutting off' "Mum dnccento—" The crazy
$2.
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
-...--W- -, ..__._ _____ T he Weather
.51“: IIII III .... IIIIIIII III GLORIA SWANSBN’S HUBBY SOES REGENT l ”"‘
breaks with her dance. BRUCE
REYNOLDS. and gets a Job on
the Chicago Telegraph in
order to see life. ANDREW Mc-
111211.110". the managing edl1
tor. is a former friend of her
father.
She makes friends with BOB
Jlili‘i’lllES, pollre reporter. and
with SINBAD Si'lJJVAN, I
free lance 111111-11 agent, some-
times subs-11
Barbara :1 letter signed
"\‘ioletta" he lovelorn null.
asking lmv 1 attract a young
uperlnr to the
man SM'ii'
writer.
Slnbad Sullivan asks Barbara
to a newspaper dinner at the
Lighthouse inn.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
""..1\P'r 'l
VIE 1: lay on
‘ ....s Hawlcy was powdering
Barbara's shoulders. while Barbara
“lelded the nail buffer. when Bob's
raucous horn sounded out in front.
followed shortly by steps on the
porch.
"Will you tell 'om I'll be there in
just a minute?" gasped Barbara
from the folds of the yellow dress,
which she was slipping over her
head.
Slnbad and Bob were draped about
the newel post when Barbara. de-
scended the steps. "You look like I
daffy-down-dllly. Babs." shouted Bob.
ibis unaccustomed gravity. lie
looked to Barbara like a pugilist
turned clergy.mnn
"Yes," she smiled, "and I think
it's gorgeous."
"0h, very well." Sinbad was al-
PiNSl 13121100 I:::§.
“Miss Howley.” said Bob Je/fn'es. "let me present Mr. .IIcIrIomIcI Ball. .IlerorInIe and I
used to be side-kicks in the
—well. just look at me."
all. it’s in honor of you. When i
told him he‘d have to be sober to-
night. for your sake, I thought he
was going to knock me down. He's
pretty hard hit, I think."
“Hello, Bob Jei'frles," said a voice
“I I Action scours. thrill scenes. heart
cones. they're all in this , .. . , . , -
IS T I 0 NS 8 IL} MOI TH1 ‘ L. “W. lib—Mame ‘ ['11110" likes the to -
classic. 119 so “all that
can have its Melllc Dunllam. l11- 115115 it 11h11ne11101 he is going to do E QUARTER LAMB ' ' ' '1' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' 250 lb’
army reserve camp.
the outside world. it beat 111:;.inst
the leaded window panes and piled
on the ledge outside. The night was
a glimmer of liqhted Shadows.
“Like a. setting for a play, isnt
it?" commented Barbara. lennlngi
1111111111111: NOTES
AT THE ammo.
Now he' s a man about town and I'm
winging went on.
Then it stopped.
From somewhere in the building
them came the sound of a shot—-
muiiled.
(To Be Continued)
tals take part in the scenes.
Mt‘KECHNXE SATISELED.
i
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OR THEATRT
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lNTO THE PllBl lSiilNG BUSINESS
PRES. CSBiiBSB’S Will BANKS
WITH “MEii WAS A FIDDLER
SOlI111"SPCLiili stuff."
Vermont has “Uncle" Wilder!
“'anlo" 1111snt so sure he wanted
Melly may have played for Ilr-nry
Tomorrow
Today
and
lanai/1F“
Qt“ “CENTS
P701511. ’
2:15. '1':l.'i
11ml 0
“'iill
BLANCHE SWEET AND
ROBERT FRAZER
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
FRESH PLATE 12cib.
STEWINGLAMB18clb.
VEAL CUTLETS ....-. . . . . . 40c lb.
Our splendid selection of Hosiery, Gloves, Silk
Lingerie, Silk and Corduroy Robes, Hankies and
Fancy Garters, will help you in choosing a gift
for “Her.”
“\\'hy Women Love" is Picture of his picture taken when newspaper-
”me Thrills. Bill Meleelchnie, manager of the
world‘s championship Pittsburgh
Pirates, is so well pleased with his
hurling staff that won the big title
last year from the Senators, that he
is not even looking for new material.
He says that he doesn't see where
there is a chance to better his quar-
tet of Kremer. Aldridge. Meadows
and Morrison with Emil Ydo as his
first string southpaw and Oldham as
utility. McKetchnie rates Aldridge
and Kramer as his mainstays. al-
though each is well along in base-
ball years. For that matter, so are
the other two. Lee Meadows has
been.pltching a. long time, while
Morrison. the "curveologlst." al-
though the youngest of the quartet.
is no chicken. having been six or
seven seasons under the big top.
Ford. but "Uncle" .l. J. Wilder pluy- . , .
ed for Calvin Coolidge when the 1““).1,‘.(I“IIIII‘](.mmm'. .
president stood on unsicady buby{ the presulcnt might not like it”.
legs kicking his first jig. .. h“ ’f“"1 . .
Ho has fiddled more times than ”15 “Inn upheld him, but he (in-
ho is years old in the parlor of the ally consented to pose in the very
room in the old Coolidge mansion in
old Coolidge home to the accom-
paniment of the venerable organ which President Coolidge was born.
Asked what he thought of Mel»
nhich has seen long service \v i111 s1- .
lic‘s ability. "Uncle" replied: "Well.
veral generations of Coolidges.
He 15 the presidents Uncle and. I'm going to do a little scraping on
boy, he can fiddle! my own fiddle and then you can tell
During the past few months 1..) whether I've got him skun or not."
has strummed the old strings many I
times at the bedside of the presi-
dent's father.
Even this may be insufficient in.
troduction!
Do you happen to remember the
Quadrille Band? No! Well that was
just after the Civil War when fid-
dler! were fiddlers. You had to do
something more than make Henry
Ford prance to win your plaudits in
those days.
“Uncle" was getting away to a
fine start then. He became con-
VEAL ROAST 22clb.
SHOULDERI STEAK . . . . . . . . .. 20c lb.
All sorts of thrills are shown in
"Why 1 Women Love." Blanche
Sweet's current attraction at the lil-
,alto theatre. included are a. great
ship fire. terrific storms at sea, a
vivid explosion in a lighthouse. a
battle 11 iih rum runners. and many
tender love. scenes.
The action. centering upoma band
of rum runners to use the lighthouse
its a signal tower for their ships, is
ra'id fire in its thrills and runs the
gamut of emotional acting. The
story depicts Miss Sweet as the ten-
der of a. lighthouse on the bleak
Maine coast. Robert Frazer. Charles
Murray. Dorothy Sebastian and Rus-
sell Simpson are in the big cast.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
39 and 48 Main Street, Norwalk
Westport, Georgetown, Darlen, Stamford, Black Rock. Bridgeport
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street South Norwalk, Conn.
Open Evenings Until Christmas
Bridgeport Theatres-
LYRIC
Days Only Starting
Sunday, December
fir fiafia’hafinfifiu
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AT THE BEGENIT
“Lord Jim,” Has Cast of Well
Known Players
27
D DON’T STOP.
"What's the difference between a
girl and a traffic cop?"
"All right guess."
Zane Grey‘s
The Vanishing American
The
“Lord Jim." the most famous book "When the cop says. “Stop." he 1! t
f the Wilder Band but mar- with ’
l m 1at “feta emu, Joge h means it.-—Boudoin Bear Skin. uc oro ' B tt 0] h
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featuring Percy Marmont. Shirley. "Do you want a hunting license?” The fiddle he uses now isn't his Noah Berry C0
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1,; your friend, father, brother or husband smokes,’
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Mason. Noah Berry and Raymond
Hatton. It is the finest action ro-
mance of the sea the world has ever
known. '
The story of "Lord Jim" takes
place on the Indian Ocean and the
far flung islands of the tropics. To
put the production in keeping with
its atmosphere a village of South Sea '
island huts was erected along the
banks of the Santa. Ana. River. More
than five hundred Malaya andorien-
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a marriage lieense."—-Pitt Panther.
One of his nelghbors,had a
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box of Old Well Cigars.
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10 in a box ranging from . .. 50c to $1.00 aIbox a
25in a box ranging from. ”$115 to $3. 00 a box a
50in a box ranging from . . $2. 30 to $5. 50 a box I
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Yager Diamonds
Strhtfield Hotel
Building
Main Street
CHRISTMAS EVE
AT WEISHEIT’S' .
BRUNSWICK ORCHESTRA
1 1 RESERVATIONS CAN NOW BE MADE
: ALSO FOR NEW YEAR’S EVE.
Deposit Required for Reservations
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16 No.‘Main St, -—-Open Evenings——
South Norwalk D A N C IN G BRIDGEPORT
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Unr cigars have prm en satisfactory to the
grandfather and to the grandson for the past 57
years. A present like a box of cigars will-solve
all doubt as Ito its acceptability. Most cigar
stores have them on sale. Our Epicurean—25 ill
.11 box—sell for $2.50. They are put up in a plain
cedar box and are one of the best cigars that
can be made. Our Dumont Perfecto which sell
for $3.00 a box are a thicker cigar, same length,
5 1-8 iucb full Perfecto sire, mild and sweet, a
really satisfying smoke in every way. A present
like these will be a real pleasure to the smoker.
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