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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 25, 1925 · page 7

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' THEATRE NOTES m E “‘ "‘
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- REGEN MON DEC 28 AC ,
P l T T “N“ ' ' ' AT rm: PALACE mL-“wwww ' =1
' The Palace theater ro-opons ii). m. "in . ::.
a a c e. h e a t I' e GEORGE mama: Productions/no. W W . W a... W" i
Keaton In Go West and five excel- ‘
r: lent acts of vaudeville are the big TODAY ONLY TODAY ONLY ’
R . a! . D woth . . Colossal wrfi‘l M . CO features. Keaton is at his funniest .. _' _ . '. p.19, ll. lumps i J
e- inn: mines or I An Exceptional Holiday “5‘“! "“49 W W “‘ "‘"‘ "“°‘°“'"' " " ”N ”‘5' "" “”" " l “ ‘ . n 5
P , - . llrst time that a cow. has played a M . P e GOlden Shall! ~ 5
. principal role and with Keaton co- . . ,
. rogram .‘ Itarred a. show of plenty of laughs ane rOVOSt Will) a
I m; E is lg;l;l(‘]al';l:fidl; T31: t:‘niifdievlii'o :haiw ”‘1 ,.... Madge Bellamy ;
. s ' o e 0 nos 0 e '
BuSTEm season. ll‘ivo carefully selected ucts “ ' n ‘ Kenneth Harlan V
. ‘ Th and th . to: this; 5%9cizl ondonlns have been 30')de Half , Hobart Bosworth
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A ”9‘ - e M - J. r 2.13.; ....:.°...."initial: rt. m. hush. . Ann Pennington .. ..
l'." Home show will be repealed tomor- ‘ Til" romance (if a. . ~
Fdeen‘Ck Sisters my my. . ‘ row. it is it great holiday hill. fin] ' .. . . e"
j SATURDAY ,. itiii, toward
-!n_ The finibeanl of vaudeville ‘~‘ “J “Th 'ngdTmiit "in“? i t ' 3 SATURDAY WI]
‘ o 0 en ran." paras o- ,,
A smart aflget‘e‘i-girchgi'efl must: M . ‘ 0n bgWBIlerDeifiom day only at. the Riallo theatre is DorOthy Reveal Bab cuslel‘ " 3r; 1
from the story of Peter ll. Kylie. . ‘6
mwgflmldmmyy Owen Murphy One of the big dramatic climaxes —> iii— L N0 Man’s Law” In
. is ii thrilling battle scene in which
‘ STARWOPHUSMCOWFAW the. famous Tenth Cavalry elauhea ‘ ” 2 .. _: "I" ‘ i
FWWSWMTH’SW with several hundred \ a h nemy 0 en “1" ”“1” MW: '1' his
' BOHEMIAN NIGHTS ' ' Roanolnmroimmcaouwm in... on tho warmth told-ti ' ' “WW W
i . TIES Marian and Madge llellainy liar ‘- thi- Gomed -2. ' NOWE. “M “WNW. “mm” A
. . . . ' COUNTESS CHARLESTON CHAMBRS~ leadlnar roles with llobart Boswhrth. y “The Green Archer” \:
A Singing and Dancing Carnival from ‘ Dozens of Deiii’ious D {inns “1;°‘;l*;§n8';;lulll"d h! "gable 3W t-
i. , ancers n o . ci 0 to no on x!
\ taken place near Fort liauchuca. .
Romany Land STAGED BY WALTER “,ILSON Arizona. where the notorious Ger- DARIEN o o . o o "
noinliiio once ran amtiek. it is the _ Phlll lne L ..\
. Dance. by Ray Perez story of a coward who made the “ "' ' ‘ ' ”I , Pp . Ingene i
‘ ‘ shades of his lighting ancestors Daltliliy fl""- (‘X‘IUiSiloly l‘.
i J 1“ T SEATS NOW ON SALE 5111;“1 tin an'dBclice‘r. 1 . hand made. with the skill of i;
. D W' , (l G “I can ac on roupe For Reservations Phone Norwalk 949 ”mfjgjgirm g;agfjt;;;.;‘_..” '3: 3;; t." as... humans twitch-omen .3
. e ltt an ill! er ., . .‘ ‘ . ccsslon oflt-rrlllc situations. the resi- seen in etery Stud" {i
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' 018013 Nb "l 3118 5 an one u: illl‘ oil” with lighting llob UDUSUM Values at 7
- Hookum a La Carte ' thrills l RESTORE” m. M, FACTORY NEWS anillgclzllnfhiéisnlilr‘l it?)l'lilnilht‘rcljéithxlx‘l‘ligst; . ’ $1.95 to $5.98
D..- ‘ iii: i.‘;§:..if;..§"{iii‘.’2i12"i‘§f;’..f."17..”331 iN ST. LUKE S The N. E. Ryan Co
‘ ‘ :imleilj inset-ted Wt“: \Cvli:h:::::l;‘ CLUETT PEABQDY fiKhL in the blazing l‘ill‘ill and no) 86 Washington Street
, ' ' ‘1‘" 1‘3 memory 0 ~ ~ ' ' whit ituglis t) illuiiiine the. more tirr
Three Complete VaudeVille Performances (,lhristmas Day and m..- mmm mm “an...“ .igiioui am; .i it. story. An- Grocery Truck H a S . South Norwalk. Conn. .
Saturday. 2:15; 6:45 and 9 O Clock i had hm h'hhdmhs for 0W" - W “W" °" 0.... ““3“" “"“ Cl t‘ ll N "‘“‘
i l. ll‘lOllth. a victim of amnesia. when PLANT CLO‘QF i'w prtlscnted with the main teiiiuie 0.89 .a e a r “00‘“: .1 am my”. going m drive a.
' r, rr'fr' r, qua”? y'- ,‘ rfiar-e‘, firr‘: ~ ' f Wfififi’fii‘; mitt":1:...2:01:11.rierziiioliitffiin‘i’i‘ie nix: ‘ mud fill—‘1“? “Phil-ill" “flute Bridge—Near- ear again" Thrill “f" \\':l:.'1' treated at ‘1‘”
. ,. - - . , I‘ . .. ‘. 1". 0‘ : . q n Skh 3 I t River the bianiiord “Ubllllul tor u had cut .
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mmMWmmmluml.l - ‘ grays. where the anl‘..i:‘.ilL struck in“? {1‘ “NWT today. it ‘5: a "0' Saint Luke's Chin n. in Norotun. new car skidded (in iii“ ]"!\'t‘lllellt of
" ‘ h ' the snow. The plil‘l‘ of the engine W immflwu‘l) “ll“m‘ “fiscal; ”t a girl was packed last evening for the un- the Post. Road. into :1 HT“. near

““8 111° ONY sound for miles. ‘ I .“'h° ’“d “0‘ ““0"" “' “’1 ° “"0 me“ nual Christmas play. it was in the Ratt's Service Station. Although it

. Barbara snuggled down under the New bmpj'gyes Engag- {51” 10““1 ’5" 5““ ran 3“".‘3' “"h ‘1 nature of a Mystery l "iv and 11.3. ill‘l- was reported that 'i‘lieolt-s was driv-

heavy robes and sat quite and. ed Christmas Illa!“ lthtm, An . ...,i t! ~mu..i- story of. her “mum..." of u... 5.”,(“W'schml ing at :1 fast rate at Ham]. when

"llapm’. honey?" naked Jerome. . . I l _ it'l‘Vl‘ll‘l" “mm“ and ““WHIWS 0‘ l‘lllllhi'iflf‘li the east. The already the accident llCt‘lll‘t‘li. ”its is denied‘

t She started. "Yes, happier than “95 He‘d In Vdrlousilll’mltuol‘url" liIl'W. ' “ ‘ truncate]. i beautiful interior or .‘ll‘ t-hiirt-h wan liy rye-witnesses who nltile that he.

or i 10”" “mt" ‘. "’l""‘””"' "' “h“rmlnf Dorel ‘5' 1‘” t‘iirihei- eiiiheillshml lw :iilruclil't.‘ was tgoing less than 2“ llliit'l? ier

,_ lie (HEW her arm through his. [)9partments it. \K'ili 1.... pryi‘qnpt...1 in “Em...” “f l‘hi‘islmnr‘ ”we”... 5. m. gin-ens. hotli. 'i'il‘l'l‘litftl. who is (‘iliul‘t‘lL ‘tas

Illllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll “Vb?" 'thcy .i‘ndewfhpdl flee“)? ‘ if“; i d 1 (. Jinn.“ ‘“ startling. exciting thnr wreaths and trons. incidental, l’ill'v , liceoiiipiinietl ivl' Mnriis lliiiiilett. of

, l'ouds. le Lanai-As. Slipper l Cil . 'l‘p tln'il‘t? ‘ llelt ‘(~:i in y i' (L‘pi y‘ A l'l‘llllvi‘u 'pngl news ill‘t‘. on 015 “.0”. WWW)...” lw H“. ”mm.“ “1.00““. N. Y. Will) also received

BEGIN HERE TODAY wasanunhmlliar voice at the other you happened to be in the newspapor itiirbtiro. ehivcred tiJZhilY. lou are “mm-y was cm...” dl)\‘.'n _\t.‘~'il‘l'liil_\r'.th(\ prnn‘t‘unl, mom Am.- 1)... fit‘l‘Vii‘ in the S'Hl‘l‘fli slight mm which were

BARBARA HAWLEY. 25.
breaks with her fiance. BRUCE
REYNOLDS. and gets a Job on
the Chicago Telegraph, In
order to see lite.

ANDREW McDERMOTl‘, the
managing editor. Iii n dormer

end at the wire. "Hello there. little
dolled“. How's the world treating
you after the big night?"
Barbara was silent a moment.
this Mr. Bail?" she asked.
“Nobody else but. Just called up
to see what became of you in the

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game. Miss Hawley. ! didn't mean
to offend you, but it is a shock to
find 9. girl like you doing that work.
You seem so young and unspoiled by
the rough edges 0: things—wad such
a lady! Women like you haven't
any business fighting the business

 

a beautiful girl. my dear." ‘ . maid.

Something in his voice .. ought

Barbara back from the dreamy con-

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entnieiit in which she had been rid-
nu. She cast a frightened glance

at his face. which was heat close

over her.

"Let‘s go home. piense. l

afternoon and will not l“‘-l‘lll‘n until
Monday moi-ninth
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Animal lllH‘lllOl’).
The annual illVCl‘llOi‘)’ in the inali-
uiiicliirlni: department or the Plant

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' rants. ltec.—-~’l'liiee little girls
playing in lht‘ titids near Séisscns
found :i smell shell. overlooked iiy
liiittleileld searchers after the war.

 

i-hurt-h the penl‘iil' gathered in the
parish 1101”“. where ti program of
entertainment was presented for the
children. There, “'1, it ht-atit'fullv
decorated tree with presents for'all
the children in tiit‘ S‘m'iiiy school.

 

 

treated at the linspitiil. The car is
:i “lt’t‘ix. the hotly dented iii“ tram.
itl‘Jk‘JH. and tin: radiator siiiiished.
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A private subscription (iillll‘l‘ will
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. . - “ill be started on January 3- Th” in playing with the ahlli they sli‘uek - N» ' Y ' ' t‘ .. \l ' ' -
friend he ftlie'r. B JEF- melee last night. I looked every- world. You were made (or other an: imulng tired and them: a long }‘ ’ ‘ , _ . . . This morning in th hurt-h their on 6“ ears Lit. i an) heal peo-
FRIESMpoliee “reporting: prov“ where for you after the shot. But things." . ‘dtiy ahead." - includes the luund.) oi lht f.itl.‘..\. 1|... detonator and the shell ehltlml'd- were two celebrations (if the Holy lilo will attend.
friendly. ' you were xone.‘ Terribly worried Barbara flushed. but not wholly Without a word. he l‘t‘lJL'thi tni- ll"! “01 lilt‘.“L"'-"i‘““‘."" .Jlll thrvt‘ were killed. _t__‘ommtintni. and lmtlt wilt-us 'i\'t1r!.' ' ‘ " “‘9
or Ira i 'd "bout you lllnlght.” with use“ “11 ”m.” trying to the 30"" shift and mo car swan: ., . i illl' ply illi’lldt‘i. ilarl'y '.’l‘l‘t'ii or iii“ ’l‘ol rush:
I align: at :litfnb'lxhtlr:l:;:mlp;i: ~"{‘ionsenaof' Enid Bat-bar? "l! the flatter me. Mr. Bali. I'm nlrald you're into a curve back toward town. Beth . ‘_“" 5"“ h”“""-“"" , ‘ —" g ‘ L ‘ ' {“03” “”5 13"“"h‘tml "1 “m" ""-’\"l""\ to
, with SINBAD SULLIVAN. - truth were tolddlwouldbothat you not. succeeding. The newspaper game Barbara and Jerome were silent all . Mite 'i‘iii‘i'illill‘iii) il "xiii?“ “:2”th Wm“... MM“. 1... “m w. M the ,\ light lil"il‘ = l')‘ t'ar. 0\‘ili|'ll by: . ‘ ‘ t - .
”"53 agent. The" lite mu“ :r'fiu“::,'nu,‘ 'N‘é‘l‘hl "i‘i‘l‘ViUl: an m‘”, uni-ii-tuiltit' the Walter T. Stewart CO. growl-3,] 1 illit'l‘ the interview of the Dal-ion “W
JFROME BALL. I man about to {Ni H l"- ‘ 1 , u t ' ‘ had :i narrow est-rip from ii. hath Congregational t'hlll't'h- fl 5D€Ci1fl
taint. . have Licfiepim. I)lus‘l'th"lli§it'llilt ”1' “1'” Madonna Mm 5.9.4....dm. WWW... “1,... i, 5,.“de candlelight. service will be held nut in"
13‘” sound 0‘ . '1‘“ come- “"mur‘xt.“vl‘l‘;“i ‘i‘vi‘lilllrtu‘io‘lll Mndplinn Ritm of ii (“lift street while turning to cross lhn dangerous Wednesday evening in thr» West,
3;ngle km" room In the I‘M '“W llhl‘olii l'lieei‘oubul‘ ”1... Chloe h‘r‘ln net-elilr‘d ii position iii (hi;- laiiii- While. Bridge in i’inwayton. trad not NOY‘V‘UR L‘Onimunity Chanel.
.. i t. ‘ t - - . u o o
, _ . . ‘ _ ‘ i -.'t dry. llio driver gotten the car under eon-
..‘Exeiiizzfixmilkocwnsl‘kun; {era ’2 w"nfi:3i:::i,1“Uk (W x l h ‘ ’ ‘ irol it would haw gone right over Mr. and Mrs. Franclshiiner oi the
and“. the room A suicide note . m “ ‘ 5 l" ‘ ,h , _' Field Engineer \‘Isiis Home. the river bank. It was only the Post road are spending the holidays"
‘ .. ' ' . . Charles B. Abrams. ilcld engineer other evening that it our went on the With relatives in New JerseY- .
was in his pocket. A doctor said 1 limp Home, Alli rations. , ‘
llde , , , for the. (luett. Petition; & Company. bridge into the river but. fortunate- .
it was a clear case of we . Work on the uitcintions to the .
that Hollowell was alone in the Pump House on the top of the who has been stationed at the local ly. the tide being low. no one was TIRE STOLEN .;
' room at the time. but Barbara sixth floor of the roar building. ,5 plant for the past two weeks, is injured. Fred 'Hodges of 14 Ferris street...
nails a woman’s scarihiindor the nearing completion. The impm‘c_ spending the “unwind at. his home ‘ ‘ ' reported to the downtown police that . .
table. and gets a “scoop" on the rtents include a concrete roof. 015- in Troy. N. Y. He will return to his Although he. had driven his new that he had an automobile lire stolen? ‘1'
“my. sluton the contractor to doing the duties here on Monday morning and touring car. less than 700 miles. from his machine while it was: ..
She Is sent to interview work. ' will remain here until the new power John Theoles of 300 West 43rd parked in front of Community Hall.
MR? taken STACY. omit-elicit: . . ' . , . plant is installed. street New York City. said thievitn Zant street. last evening.
next one y woman. on , ,
estate roiect b Bruce's ill-m. - Christmas “mus , r.‘ .
“1,“: there Lin. Sher; m l Grab-bags featured a larle part .. .. .4
‘ rereals Inc has ”In g are” to i. of the Christmas parties held in var- .1, _ - t ‘
_ the cleaners to have I wine l ious departments throug'i‘igui iliilli Get Bufld Y, 3‘
stain removed. She wonders if factory yesterday noon. 0 s r a . . _ ’,
the wine-stained iii-m has my ' rent. room was appropriately decor- Ready l Everybody Welcome to Enroll l ' Pennies .,
«connection with the rendition-e i ated in keeping with the season. f , > . ° to .
shooting oi Hallowed and goes . . o 01‘ . m h.
i. back to the once to examine i Back at Work . X-mas [[1313 i'
33‘1" “'0 woman's mt! “I” 1 Elizabeth Chlment of the Under- .:
10““ 3“" hi. duth. ' wear department has resumed her _ h 1
now Go on mm was: small i work. alter an usage?! of gem: . "
weeks. during who me I e u - . . '
CHAPIER XVII i der went an operations for a. option. w
ARBARA stared at the strip 01 V dicltio. ‘ I
red silk. As Bob Jewel ap- .. " i . . . ‘
preached. she thrust. it book ,. mo» 4. ,a, , . _ , . '- . ... 0W -. ~ . .‘ Company’s Secretary Here a ‘ '
\ into the drawer hurriedly. .. D - B i W i H M. Grout. of Troy n, y. secroo '
mm. are you um am... 3... If you re trying to flatter me. Mr. all. I'm afraid you to not succeeding. Elie newest ' . ' ' , .

a Little

EVERY'P:

tent at the (inn was a recent visitor
at the plant. . .,

To Work rm Time
Coleman Chernolt oi 82 Lowe
street has accepted an alter-school

barn. the evidence of crime?"

Barbara. smiled. "The: sum I!
not as wild as you think. poi-ban
[What have the learned about the
'woman who with Hollowoll in
the roadhouse last night?"

paper game is the only thing I can about." will Barbara.

glanced about. didn't. see me. and lstbooalythinzlntbowerldtbot!

wont bouts quite woefully to a one about." .

Mt 0‘ film slumber." Jerome leaned across the table and
'You do no wrong.” Jerome‘s voice out his hand on here. “That's a

til-win. _. _-.

Barbers. saw that they were on lbo'i
street on which Mrs. Hadley’s bomb:
In: house was located. When they.

 

 

men watching Jerome's step- with
more than ennui interest.

‘Blis become more content and
wondering. "You lines so won-
dermlly. Mr. Bell. that the whole

you’ll have be can for no at home.
mam. Immanuel-teams."
"I'llringtboolddoorbellotum

thou. Solon."
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“.N'ot 0. thing. except that she ion was banterlnc. or" thought 0! you run thing to lay. my lieu.” nu neared the block in which it stood,‘ position in the starch department to
, before the shot that killed him. The all day. Bow did you get borne lost voice was suave. "Promise me you'll who turned her head toward the ‘ . ' .

'police have practically dropped the night? I suppose your prim: deans not at. like tho-e sour ladies on. other side ot'tbs Itreet. The 0:. Rune la“ the Hand!" . .
.search tor her. There seems no slaying union: the mammalian Isa- around in omen—all business mention at the early evening bad Isabel 511an of the shirt do- ' o-
' doubt that it was suicide." it Bob. was worse than linoleum m." :34 harem [hllell and bod [one out. panmgnt bu "”ng t; liar home .. L .d.
"what would you do Ibo“! . "rd nun: not talk about tint. WW- ”WW-WWI! “‘1'" re ‘ u a. rim in Pentium-into. tor a o . an. > t 3 ap
i333? thought you knew “71'" “5° please." laid Barbara. own "at um°xlt; t bo- mm; rigid Raise u bo‘oxzdutli: o on.“ o . 9'“ 7::

l .. ‘ . “Hanan . m- mum. I do tool Barbara. I I rent 1' 01' or. voice was casual. l Donal-tut Embed. . . .
’t {figmfir 3552,1331"; mighty .on about tut night. Won’t nut-h lowered mild:- "Why should . t . i All the athletic underwear deput- _ p .
, i439“. ”and would}, mm h, you balm m and vocal. m, to mmfl‘ggf Engraved! °' A week lator nub-n in celled manta in the Cluett. Pelbody a Com. / o . . Deposit / a,
the scandal. But it I didn't it would dinner with m” I" ‘ duo hilht ' into Mel. mott's oflice. "More .1”. puny plants are especially rushed at Start i".
prove I wml: much Of‘ Dem"? for ‘ mm” m. A“ fit out- Jerome did not We He m f life from M" be “id. "Site the prelent time prepuin‘ for (h. a small f‘ 15
man. I suppose." 30b took C 10118 old. and bright light... ”“9““ scanning the noun M Seem. to have decided to meet no spring men. The plant in Bridle. Now , Amount t.» ' no.
pull on his pipe. M‘ (:0an Alice dinner they danced. Adrlx- man than ball way." port also is rushed to capacity. ; To
"And it I did, maybe it would Barbers thought a moment. 'l‘bon In: (kneel followed them about the .W n it w,» asked Barbara. o .o o . '. Weekly f ,
Prat-e I wasn't mad! at a man at 81,1. d“ ”M "I.“ I" love to. B” m and Barbara u' ”"51 we. “We'hld I. all from her this morn- M0” m” Employee. ” - ' A as

Miss Victoria Beaudoin of 195 East
Washington street and Miss Marie
Len: or 8 Van Buren avenue have
accepted positions in the shirt de-

.30 there you are. But come wont
and havencupotmwltbm You
look uifyou needed it.”

“Much obliged. Bob. but 1'" an
'intervlew to write betel-o closing

lax. saying that shown: Null!!! 3
reception for this chap Gllnelll.
wbelbeoxnlngtotowntold-
dress the Women's Clvle Progre-
bouuo. Bo intends to bubble about

it. r'ywaw‘z'

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time. You'll burn to ran along Jerome wu punctual. Bis blue room ‘8 “W!!! “I." Italian ircbitocturo. I think. and psrtrnont or "1: local. plant. '
none." mwm-maw . Jenn-mm“ his eboai- W name to out: in on his visit. . not" to am. 311d h3V6 a. full puma for 8

When he was gone. she unload
the null again. She put it. in a. large
manila. folder and sealed it cruelly.

jbetore burying it beneath the con-
tents or the lowest drawer.

lustuBnrborolookodoutofbor
window. Bile lumped book and lot
mandala-tell.

“abandonment-pom

dare. “Why all the formality? all
me Jerome.“ He did on mu pivot
that left his partner breathless.

She was laughing softly. with a
minim-eyes. “I bellevoyouaro

Boom- sho met him in Parts last
summer.

'Just. like Lydia. Can‘t let I lion
run around without trying to tame

Harold Frank of Not "l Main street.
who is employed in the shipping de-
partment. leave: today for Montreal.

good time next Christmas.
Deposit 5e, 10c, 25c. 50c, $1, $5 or more, weekly—get.

 

. him. This unit- will be the bigceot , it all back ' l ‘ ' t' f
aigntmeio-iuin. Mummmmmm‘mmu WM “m m “h inoiinipsummltin line or
mapped on the electric lint- In the retinalouobeoxboldor. work.“ In. sun-"nudist: I'm guy's-o: Wifiihfiflm’fi‘: Bridgeport Theatres 7°“! 3011413! 8110991132

 

Telegraph one! and drew the blinds.

mmmmmmultbo

shutting out the winter cloth. bar. a moon-tine mount.“ architects and bi: real estate men 7 ‘ I ‘
inmmlidllnmnu u” 1.3”...” ant-bun looked down at b- us. “And be but! added Julius. “4 P“"“‘-“"‘“‘“ “m ‘i' m LYRIC P ’ ‘
.mouo-nooutotbloodloo. 1:..me “mmu‘mmmkdu' ‘ .
.m m. mm m m mrv no. but worn the night won. nut-bun pulled away. But at: W “stain: lat-nth.

m
Kennett

. .. My, Chrhtmas. Saturday
ileum '[lfigmlnm"-a1m mammoth». , concluded.‘l.ydhwanu, mm [induction-up
--i that! made an: wan. 'berfmboadto Mmo'dockmthmmmwumm.sudntan -
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“0b. no. I'll ‘ the not." Mr!
cough: lchenn t looking shrewdly
It tier. “Any reason?" be asked

when reamed her error. “0h
untaetoourse. Wheaten?"

'0: sum, night. Betur m
Nubflhlbuad tucker." '-

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“ltboazbtsofbesibnod. 'Anl
Inmate-malaise”.
i100. momma-m
«amtmwomm
Ind." Bow-utontbroubmm
”Maureen.

~ “Telephone. lu- Howley." called

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Show iii Town
Will. Brande!“ Unique and: F!“
Morin; cannon Mosque

AM
until: DAILY
1m ml

'I'hloha‘tthowaybom'nld
Baht-a.

am did not reply. He looked
“1:.“ willow.

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