‘Hm._ ‘,., .,‘._,
.. u... .. VMMWR. ”.,.“...
I. B ”Y. 25. far“ ‘0 face with Lydia and Bruce. ‘
breaks with her fiance. BRUCE . where are you going. Miss
. Hm. y?" salted Lydia. "The party
BEGIN HERE TUBA!
W A
REYNOLDS. and gets a lab on
tits Chic-go retest-loll. in
order to see life.
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
She luiued and ran back duuu the
hall toward the back staircase. she
ivsa half way down when a great
clapping of hands in the main hall
signified that the talk was ended.
People began to lsugh and chsttsr
again.‘
Bus-bars quietest-led her steps. She
looked about for the door which
should open into the side driveway.
it was not in sight. She turned a
corner stealthlly and found hermit
I haven‘t seen you
And where is that
isn‘t ball over.
dancing at all.
PAGE SEVEN
[NEWS FOR THEATRE-GOERS
F’ALACE. 9
Today and Tomorrow
TODAY, TOMORROW,
RM". 10 "Ell IRE
‘ ANDREW Men-Mm. h amusing fellow who came with you? 2:15. 7:lh and ii THURSDAY
1 managing editor. Is I former You newspaper folk are im l‘vli
friend of her father. noarsr- n, hop. you Wm gm. . (J... I" James Oliver Curwood's 2:15. Ti’. and fl NOW PLAYING
FRIES. police «porter. prom
Mendly.
Barbara attends a aswsps
dinner so the lighthouse
with amino SULLIVAN.-
press sgent. There she asset:
JEROME BALL. a men about
tom».
The sound of a shot comes
from an inner room in the road-
house.
NORMAN HOIMWELL. I
prominent broker. Is found dead
in the room. A suicide note is
found in his pocket. but Barbers
finds a women's scarf under the
the spam you can. lie .- . g'trded
u an international authomy. you
know. How glad I am that you could
come. it is often so hard to find an
intelligent reporter."
Barbara flushed and stiffened. "i
am going home. Mrs. Stacy." she
said. “i trust you will like my story.
Good night." She walked away with
her head very high.
Lydia up after her. "But who is
taking you home. my dear? is
the young newspaper chap waiting
for you?"
Barbara spoke hurriedly.
called away on assignment.
“He was
I will
“THE ANCIENT
HIGHWA ”
\\ ilh
Added (.‘oniei‘ly Attraction
on "THE mos HORSE"
Jack Holt and Billie Dove
“The Iron Nag" a burlesque
RUDOLPH
VALENTINO
.,in‘.
“THE EAGLE”
“THE NEW COMMANDMENT”
\iitli
Ben Lyon and
Blanche Sweet
Nuver a romance half its Mll‘lilll'?-lit?_\'(‘l‘ .1 drama patterned
nmrvr to life.
sr'nsntion at
Thu strnugrsl til't'illlli cwr filmed.
every illi'nw-gorgeous sl‘ttiilg.~-ttiitt'lt-
A
ing in its intimntt- story of humanity.
moved. Barbara counts the
wine-shined dress with the road-
its present musical
Atltleti L'mnctly ,
billing and chains |
Attraction
I high pitch. 'l‘mluy .‘iIIIl \\ i'tlm‘ssln‘v
. l _ .
l “gfi. is sent to interview getatsxll'thank you. Don't bother THURSDAY’ FRIDAY’ ‘ . . , .
i MRS. LYDIA STACY. . M gbout mg. ”ATURDAY -\s tlm bugle ll“ is l'npuclous. an
3 non! society woman. till I rut Lydia raised an imperious hand. :1 solrllr-r in: in during. thrilling, ‘ B _ 5"—
u v s s . . . . .,. ._ . q . . . . “1 ,. ‘
., ‘ "mutatu'racg-rr... .§°.‘2'3.“'.°‘ ..C:*.t‘..':::..‘.:r°,.“.‘: William 5. Hart 13:5: tii’fi..i“..‘.i‘;f-‘3 ‘" ....... . "(import Theatres
i l mu]. lam. mg . a... g. ' g}; Bernotlldll will tutti: you halt“; the emotions. L'nder tho title a: “prom-n, u...“
the cleaners to hvg.'h° "03 110 l DE '0 Ol‘ H! M 5 3- r—in v-- ;some play was presented h- last
3 l m without a cavalier." She laughed in winter without ‘m LYRIC
t
‘ t . , . .. . . .
: ! homozhagngcmfitwafl. ro- were turned away and his faco'was " . . l "Our Gang ’ Your Own Ph ( ’ 1‘1"" "15”" r
i °°""°.'Ll“"°" "’ M“ 5“” '°' "hi‘hifi'éfiie‘l" 33331.3 33.; .. Willi Vaudcwllc * Back Yard" 0110 ompany Finds I The Vanishing
s to u architect. Barbara 5 ' .
maria-ms. guestofhonor. "'5;me Tbevemswxrwul- MR“ Who 15 HOMSt' American
, hank you. hire- story, she is- . .. . , , . 2
LOW GO ON WITH THE ”03! plied with dignity. “But I am sorry! Th“ ”W SW” “”10“” of we lie The Lvi‘t-ntost how 3 Clip 5. hvc ‘itti
CHAPTER 30‘ to trouble you, and—Mr. Reynolds." ’ _ . ' l l t Attraction Anvwhprp i
an dance music went on. 119- Bruce started at the sound of his I‘m” “0"“ “i” li‘illf‘llbll'mm ““00 '
stairs. _
It emphasised the stillness in
the conservatory. Barb-n. neither
spoke nor moved. Bob fingered the
cigaret stub. Presently he wanted
across the room to the door and
Barbara looked at. Bruce. 'lits eyes
name. "Why. of course. Miss llsw-
Icy." he said. "I'll be glad to take
you. I’ll get my hat and coat."
Lydia interrupted. “Dear me, I
don't believe you two people have
oven been introduced to each other.
“Tumbleweeds”
T i “ATRE NOTES
AT THE lil.‘ LTD.
i
RAINBOW ROSE
lS ENJOYED AT
’agnin the Olll'.l‘ any “ilCl‘l a tuxicabl
“lashed up to :‘i \‘l'ulkcr street.
li‘ork city.
I
,long rlist-mt-e headquarters. and out
lumped .1 man Who insistrwl no pay-
Now
the it‘lol'ihtitnt: ct‘tnu‘ullly's
LUCKY SAMBO
. hi‘lx'lAl. -
Show New \‘var's lilt-
Marts ii::m
Midnight
opened it. The wall of the mo- Lydia raised an imperign; hard. ‘l‘g’on. ”MEN” snc new In?” otmetdlgave becnktak- llcn Lyon Opens lilig‘agt'mcnt m! - log for a mop...“ mu .0 “mm
WW” ”WM loudero 8- cm I raid. ”"1 will call m car an A 1‘. Re no 3 will la e on n: It or create t at you 'n" on, s , l I , .. a mm. which lie said he llml just ~. . - . . , , ..
short glance at Barbara. home.” y U J each other. c on unininnt nuui. , made. llo (lid not lvum any nunm. bl Lilla & BAIOIA
”.77.." wasting . lot of good «Miss llnwley. let me present Mr. .. ‘ ‘ ‘. i A short mm ‘mf‘w ”m a m“ ‘
Babs” runba kdown a at to the arm of the man. Barbara Bruce Reynolds. You'll be having A blfllhllns 50(lt’l)‘ liluludl:lln:itlt:‘ , _ ’ .. “ .’ ‘ ' HAVIb
dance music, , he said. llmost. tnrnedmsif to c g n "0“" in the paper about him some scrvcn ouliil-wuiont uncut-ti ‘hm M. had Lou-u. through trom u “.18, A
timldly. “That's a peach of a muted
But he had seen her and was hasten
flattened her body against the wall
Better make friends with her.
lt‘ll‘tthll at tho itinlto theatre inr n
Niece of Zelda Sears,
phone pay station at Broadway and
n nd
violin." He. began to mov. his in: toward her. as they passed. Her eyes followed day. . | . .
' thm th at - "Barbara," he said. The girl turn- them down the long corridor'and out Bruce. Newspaper reporters are time any (‘llgilgL‘nlt‘llL it is "Tim. ”"3“" ““0“" film-t for a mimhoi ‘
I shoulders to “10 rhy O: O u s: - -. H . 1‘ A t! ( t d1 till Tl' t\. 'lillL '1 I10 (l trunk» (01] h l s
. sic and to burn ”my, ed her head sway. Her cheeks were into the main reception hall beyond. good friends and bad enemies. You now (,omnu- mum-m. in “ l he m .i Te 11 101', tree 9 I. ’s r ‘ t c BALONS
1 Barbara turned toward him sud- scarlet. Then she turned and rushed for the may need her some time." She C(Jlllilillll‘illelli.“ Is lit-n Lyon. who “r th A l 1111;” it “Mild lost 13 63 rm three
l ... . “Barbara“ he said avain. more stairs. laughed again. too anle- at last has been t‘usl in a mic \.'t>i'- I pp 'd'llse i'” “mpg ‘On‘crwu‘m' ”0 ““‘Qd
denly. im sorry, Bob. but I cant . h
l ' - 1 sin room at Bruce rose to the occasion. “l 3,. . .. . -. Y. , .. ,.' . :lor thirtyvthree lllllllllt‘s. and when
3 dance tonight. i dont know whats tremulously. She found tie rim 3 s . t i of his diamattc ill.ll..‘~. ii is I . , 4 RKET
; the matter with rue—with the world "Don't." she choked. "Don't last. it was deserted, save for amnid should be only too glad to make WNW. young “Hm has Wm “my » loAua-s through. was mm mg .10",
.4)“; I'd like to run away to game. speak to me. There's nothing be- who drowsed in a great urmchflil‘ friends “"1“ “”3 1" ”am gravely. rust in .. cturt-s lilttt vurrn mt t.\.lCll)’ . . ., ,. , . “memo”. “"“ld “Orb him “(hull p n loalrcitiitl Prm
N corner and cry gamer" gnd ever. tween you and me ever again, and near the window. Then he went anay to set his 1st. snitnl for him. in “TM x, w Cmm .uinhrm- Lose. a min-inn] coin- 1mm». \\ ltlmut showing 1...; least - 1.
i Life’s all out of joint for me. and! I don't want to talk to you." Her Barbara looked around for her in"! COM- “Bat mandmcnt." llmvcni. M is ”Hard“, "I”. \i‘t'tllml l‘v (wills Soul's of \Hl- ~....,.-. in hr: liczrm stuffing quarters 15 N0. MAIN ST.
,3 guess it'll never be any better. But eyes sought escape. She turned back wrap. The maid stirred and sat up. Lydia timed iO‘BMbm‘IR- b Ltth" “ m” owmlumw m M. [n the inn lilzivh uns iit‘psrnlt'i'l :11 HH‘ 1:... am] dimes mm Mm 119,; until it
‘ ' I‘m sorry I’m spouting your eve- toword the foot of the stairs and “Can ido anything for you,miss?" hue “11° 391°51‘19“” “ENEM- tit: Slow. scones with litnm-lw MW, ““0 soul 'l'llculr-I‘ itirl night, “as lllur- uuuld hold no more. Then the
: Ding." ”OR a at.” down. Bruce put his Barbara saw that. it. was the same Nf'fnlllg‘tclai‘l’. datl: :11; tons to} l‘\' the way itmlts hi'ClLlOl‘ lllnnlrxr-r “ugh” “mu‘w‘l” tililt‘i'ntor “5km him to “'2‘” until
' Bob cams toward her. "That's all hand on her arm. woman who had had the altercation ”-3 ‘1 '9‘" 1 “a ‘ ,1). h}, is “m... 1.. l' .,."... S H i' . ' 'l'll"-’lll'it‘¢|| i'l'lilt's lit-limo that the l‘llt' toultl send up a reflector. but.
t “3"" 01d kid You‘re tired out “Oh Mr. Revnolds." The voice With MI‘S- Stacy on ”‘18 d3." 0‘ “‘0 w" (mm; to ma!“ aname for 11“.: 1' ‘ 1‘” ”I ' ‘ . , 5 ‘t N" show will make u hit on lirourlu'uv ‘ulVIl the collector 'll"l\ ., to
i .' ' ' ' b B .1 . ~k d [murvlew self some day. .\r doubt about it. oil‘ly luclmil'nma. full ol tnrill:, ro— .~, _ _ ’ . "if " ~ ' ' I " t-
i thats all. Andtli guess the‘nsws. sounde: from”: ove21 smash jut; “4‘10 thunk mu “1"” '1" Md ‘tlle spoke proudly. ller eves '01, ill-’lllt‘O "mum” hwmtv Mums and “I! ll rmf .u l\\n llllmu- “an.“ m, (until! that tlu num had made his 0 o u 0
' n rom an ran own 9 . ,2.. *3" ~‘ ‘ ' " ‘ " "' .-'15¢i. “3- ~ ': ..-«.- H.
! fifigxfifieéfi‘; 5:12:31] Inge; :33; It waamLydlu's voice. “I'm just goillng‘my things, to ‘0 lml‘fdb‘jls reltlrmllugg flgulrel'id behind ”mm”. It ”milk!“ from I" d [U 1 M\i'iliuuvrh ill - -,tl<ii'm~.» M t night ‘i‘lli‘rv‘('lyvltlillttzl‘ltlui‘o‘r . lileetrtzluiudilng'
‘ . ' ' W m c "C 0 one 1“ ml to a tlcliulttlnl conclusion ‘ ‘ ' ', ' ‘ ‘ ‘~ - . t? -= ’"h‘
. you ll be nothing but a bundle of Mrs. Stacy appeared at the head home he s» . “.,h n”. Mr“, 1, “in. ,1 1 m“, u ,, t‘Oll‘tplFii‘d. off
rs .. , .. ' n n, r. _ -,.. ____ - . - .-, . - -ll 4 H“ 011
quévers. t ed th Th DB” “1?. Egan’s-“ed Thor‘s ”‘1’ hora. “my£33115"Teealhggngm:w Eff; Bruce rclurncti ulth the word that .\1" TH! P“ lL'l‘ ’i‘hv [Osiliint‘s \t'ci't‘ l'u‘uutlfnl and ~--~-—-~ ~w.--
omeon '1 91' 0 room. 07 “ce- 5 9 09 835' y. .. 3"" ' . «- ~ - - lt‘n- for them. lie ' " ‘ the lil‘l"il)llt‘lll"lll uf 1| 0 Si‘l‘]]("‘ \«s ka‘l'IVt" nu" f s
. Lo. 1 a nicclntcd "our lzinri uords ”18 c... “38 “a . b . . .. , .- ”W“ . l . l) \.l. . . u , . .. A" H I
turned In found a butler teeth: 1’99“ looking everywhere for you. "’1‘ d I h ndand r... so an ry took Barbara‘s arm and Lydia s. iu- tlonr» in Ii most tittim: llllinllll'. M— 1 0| ay tems
them "Telephone .for Mr Robert (lignelli is about to talk. I asked ‘ 3‘ “Y 1 e m l ‘3 F , . (Munitions llrmunuv of .\'nrlh\lt;uda . , . t _
J if . I'll h th . tr" hint to tell m eats som thin ubout h" chess" 30m" the three \talked towald the litgins l‘uo Ill Sluminr “ “‘"l‘"-"|““'° “"Cl“~‘>‘”fl- ‘H'l'il‘l‘ A i'h’“’”lll|8 hk'llttu: costumc. ills» l '
ethsfollowzdohvigiogut 7:31:10}: about a civic zonglousness Tn reg Then she began 1° hunt for the ”"3 mam": id L din as i :y L. t‘l“ tlti‘w-tlnn of l". W. \l'hcrlcr \i'uds~ “"011“! {or this Muir. consists of . t
. ~ .. ' ' SWIM ’3 3 ' ‘- -.~ ll ' . ~ t.’ .. - . ~« ultito ho m. . u. . . .
. wrap A: list, ulih tl e cape over 0 5°“ {‘f’. .. . , ‘ - - . 0 .. “(it vt-mr .1 title annual mostam- “iv-ill" Irculrs. and a. The Hamil Sh
cervatory, vauatns ‘0 smile “CW" spect ‘° art: and architecture. He her arm she sloppcd in from of the they walked. we “live hold great .l.um.. with r Lu.\\t.otls stilling “my: mmwn will» H on op
l‘lntllurst ul‘ .\milnu_<v.
ital-colored
s in I at Barbara. "Back in a 1110- has“ been saying the most amusing . _ . .‘ a, _ mm“... “f ,1", mum“. 1.,- , 1 ‘ _ _
patents. yBabs." he said. things about some of the monstmsl- mirror gonpplva ”will.” 9E1”; Hag gri‘lexgrhzglg’lgiegggr giftiLNTn‘itit Woods, lmgun its tuo do}: enzjigcl- , wits “10.1110 hears, niece 0f the knit ”H or WH'O" ”NWT born 49 Wall St. Horwalk
Barbara sat down again by the ties he has seen in Chicago. Come face'stsred mm at m“ “I s an my 'money. and Miss Hawley with “will. this itttcrnoon at ”w I'iliacc author of me play. had the role of oi-r 0hr,- snout-3r.
mm, Her new mm do“ on 1...- plans. “”231: lool'l‘l miu"saldtho maid her newspaper behind her-what tllvaire. .-\ swift-ilouin: tale of ' mm": ”m“ “ 1”“ 5“ fir“
m' as it lay “am" “I. “Ck Sh. tripped down the steps to "Stinllul call N‘Ourhdh'll‘ for you?" I OWN!” We do for any-thins we "'- t‘r-nt‘lirt and lots in tin: lulrttii'ostluc- “(me on th-- :S‘ugl‘fihh‘ms “Mmmvd
of the chair, and her body began to meet him, her black spunglcs wink- Barbara sn‘ilcd grimly. "No thank W" minds 0"? lumlu-r t-iilnl‘s along the St Iaw- itt an outburst of applause “""n h" ‘-
shudder with long robs. She cried in; in the shadows of the hall. She you‘.. she replied "I shall send a statement to the ”we” m“. ' l1l'l' lion ,‘M' 1.11m” fi‘srntls in the :UlleI'iC". PEI ‘ ‘ ,
violently. without tears. laid one white hand on his arm and 0;“ in the nah again she ,mked Telegraph tomorrow morning. bliss It0\‘e 'm‘ tit mm; m" I rm! ‘0‘ 5“,. m... hm mm. 3., mvmhvrs. one Prompt
Some time later the door opened looked up at him- “Are 3‘0“ hat/ins around The house “.3; quite still. lluwley. telling of my entrance into , , ‘ £ , e 3 _ '1‘,‘ “ “u .51, Th“ ”11mins amt dancing Was \t r)" 527 D ii
again. Someone entered and coughed ‘ 800d time at my party. Bruce? She adyal ced to the main staircase the Vale Acres Pr°3°°"’wm‘ money $1.8“?! 0 1.“ .JS‘m-M" (nor “.100. 3. Hood. ’l‘hcrn worn return] line cxhi- e Very
softly. Barbara flung back her head. You know it's really for you that l and looked our. The mm, mm. and with moral support. Will you rift? “I'd‘dlniilfll‘l'i "1.35“ if”? bit'lom: of the mun-1...“... A mum "lT’S HERE r11 IT'S HOUSEWARE”
It was the butler again. "Mr. Jef- planned it all. Glgnelll ought to stir puny “as assembled in the hall be ask your managing editor to can ilngofhéngplégfiu‘.Nil]:“ligatltTSllittiStxlh not. of critics from Now York uh .
fries was called away on assign-
ment by his editor, Miss Hawley. He
asked me to tell you that he would
send a taxi back for you when he
reached town."
Barbara stood up and smoothed
stern lines of his face softened.
up more interest in Vale Acres. 1
want you to enjoy my party." Her
red brown eyes were bright and her
lips were parted.
Bruce looked down at her. The
"0!
ion. Gignclii stood on the third stop
talking. His words, his mobile face
and his hands. gesturing gracefully.
held the crowd.
Near him stood Lydia Stacy and
Bruce. The women nearby looked at
me?" She laid a hand on Bruce's
arm in farewell.
"Hurry back. Bruce. door."
said.
The door closed behind them, shut-
ting or: the pathway of light on tho
lh.
the lumber lacks; the giant
at the highest tension.
thrills are new. it
All
is Curwood
tro
t‘l'flblh on the luml‘u'r ramp are [lil‘ilir
era that run riot and keep you kpyed
the
's
(l
lenthd the Hltmv and passed {arom-
hle (‘Ollllllt‘nl On it.
Thu comedy “as t]i\ldl“tl into thrm.‘
acts. The first two acts wrre in the
lobby of an old country hotel. The
final scone was the same hotel at‘tor
COLD WEATHER NEEDS
. Perfection Oil Heaters. Gas and Electric Heaters Ash
(ans, Garbage (‘aus Rotnrv Dustless Sifters $leds, Snow
Shochls ice Scrapers, etc.
the crumpled taffeta dress. She went course X am enjoying your party. It Lydia now and than with eyes for steps. The limousine waited. in I greatest story of the outdoors. The it had hem modemm‘d
out. of the conservatory and along is altogether splendid, Lydia." he her beauty, her dress. her handsome SIOVY 0' 5'1““an “Mk “d “mm A comedy "The 11-0" Nag," a. burlesque , ' _ . '
the deserted hall to a back staircase said. "And 1 do think it will help cavalier. Barbara. an“, it all quite liveried driver held the tonneau door on "The iron Horse." appears with .ITh‘ story “Penal mi“. 1.11“ woman. 33 W h.
2‘ that .iooked as if it might lead to our plans. I hope to double or triple plainly She stepped back out or Open the team” mom-e ‘\ lo Ounnl the hmwl, seeking to give 83 ington Street South Norwalk, Conn.
the ballroom above. your investment, my dear." sight and paused. trying to catch a Bruce helped her ""0 ""3 c" “a _______._w__._ hi‘t‘ daltghtcr (Miss Lucille Sears) a
Half way up the stairs she saw Bruce and Lydia came down the few' words from the speech. it was stepped in after her. AT THE R1. G L‘\ T career. Abner hetehum. a wealthy ’-
Bruce at the head of the flight. She steps. the woman clinging dalntily useless. landi‘wmr- he‘d mortgages on the
(To Be Continuefl
NEW CONFESSION
lN MURDER 0F
GlLLlS SISTERS
MANCHESTER. N. 8.. Dec. 29.—
(AP.)—— A hitherto unrevssled con-
iesslon of the murder of Kellen and
Georgiunna Gillie. aged sisters .lut
July in Hudson has been made by
Louis Labombsrds of Merrimack.
the prosecution declared yesterday
at the opening of Labomrsrde's trial
for the crime. An earlier confes-
sion implicating Charles chevre of
hotel and demanded that it be put in
charge of a man. The cast of u the-
atrlcul company was stranded in this
hotel when the production went
broke.
An old resident of the town. Mr.
Bruce. was returning home after sev.
eral years' absence. He was reputed
to have become a. millionslre. He
uns anxious to buy part. of Abner
Ketchum’s land to open a pottery
factory. Ketchum did not want to
sell except for a. fabulous price. In
the meantime Bruce lost his money
when the "crash" came in Wall
Street. Bruce is placed in charge of
the hotel and makes it a. great suc-
cess. He finally buys the desired
land from Ketchum. who was having
his nephew sell cemctnt- \ plots there.
Ketchum's nephew falls in love
with the maid at the hotel. while
Bruce and Rose (Miss Sears) also
find that they are in love. There
Rudolph Valentino begins three day
showing in "The Eagle"
We take pictures of Christmas trees and children
stresses-emu:
HEAD STUFFED FROM - :
CATARRH OR A COLD E WESLEYAN GRAD
”.,.... no Vinsnin,
“ RETURNS HOME
NEW YORK. Dec. 29.—Roderick
B. Haliock. graduate of Wesleyan
University. senior in the Yale Uni-
versity Divinity School. and
lay preacher in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Corona. L. 1.. where
he vanished last August. while on
his way to the church to preach.
returned to his home at ltockviilc
City Shorts
The uptown police received a call
from Frederick Parmeloo of 6 Chop-
sey road, Bridgeport. yesterday. that
his son Lester had run away from
homt'. Mr. Pormolee asked the Nor.
walk police to communicate with
Mrs. Mary Parmelee of 9 Adams ave.
one. to see if his son was there. Po-
liceman Charles Thorpe found that
the youngster had not been at his
aunt's home on Adams avenue. Mr.
Parmoloe was notified to this effect.
0 0
Hall Rudolph. the romantic! \‘al-
entino‘s new picture. "The Eagle." ~
now showing at the Regent theatre.
brings him to the screen in a vehi-
cle that. will take rank with any in
which he has previously appeared.
“The Eagle." is a pretentious film
with the action taking place in the
land of the Czars before the revolu—
tion. The screen play is by Hans
Kraly. based on “Dubrovsky.” a
Russian classic by Alexander Push-
kin “The Shakespeare of Russia."
Clarence Brown has directed it with
skill and humor.
Valenti s has a role distinctly
different rom any of his others and
he imparts to it a. vitality and mag-
netism that will win even more ad—
mirers’for this amazingly popular
young man. The part calls for un-
in homes that will be interesting in time to come.
Call us up.
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last night that there was a fire at
Jennings' crossing. The police notlo
It penetrates through every sir pu- fi‘enter. 1L. Iii mummyhenigg 33:: “ed “1:0“? 11:! Department. “'h° t°°k Hudson. chore boy of the Gillie gig. usual versatility inasmuch as he sp- were numerous love scenes in the
sage of the head. soothes the infism- ‘01:” “1'“ "It t “it ‘ M ' “"3 ° ° “fe- * ters. was made and repudiated by peers in three guises—first- II- COB- play. which were cleverly interwoven
on or swollen mucous membrane and “0" "g “ an - ’ °" " Q‘m’ ' "’3' Labombsrde. sack lieutenant. then as an sdven- in the action. 46 SO. Main St. Telephone 355
chino.- shop most of the time in an
effort to regain his health.
His parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Ifnllock. declined to amplify their
M. Leo Miller of Main street was
a recent visitor in New York city.
Mr. Miller is‘ a student at Syracuse
turous bandit. and. while in mas-
querade as s. French tutor.
"The Eagle." might be described
relief comes instantly. .
.. It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed
up with a cold or nasty catarrh.—-
After a jury had been drawn. In the final set the chorus came
County Soilcitbr George D. Hazel-
ton opened the state's case. He de-
itdv. . University and will he graduated “and that Labombarde's second asaromantlc comedy drama. It has
h 5°“ °“'“ “Plum” ““3"" “h” “It “'19- confession. made to Sheriff John T. 111013111936 element! plus a pictorial Fa ‘a A“ E“ “K EB ‘fi. nilfi “
.’ than to say that hi! health “"15 Joseph Horosky. smesman for the 0-130de assumed .019 responsibility beauty that delights the eye. It is
much improved by his labors. He Dutee W. Flint Agency of West.avc- for the double murder. a picture par excellence. with the
had been. they said. occupying a
furnished room in Manhattan during
his retirement and going by train
every day to Astoria.
When he first disappeared it was
thought that bootleggers fearing.
exposure had done away with him
and county and state troopers scour-
ed the section for him.
Mr. Haliock had suffered a ner-
vous breakdown just prior To his
disappearance. It was said. and this
caused him to believe that he had
greatest lover in the greatest role of
his career.
The Our Gang comedy “Your Own
Back Yard." affords the comedy
portion of the program. “The
Eagle." will be shown tomorrow and
Thursday also.
EDMOND BREESE
TO BE HEARD ON
nun. who is also a. special policeman
in Westport. was on duty in the cen-
ter of Westport last night in the
place of Policeman Harvey K. Allen.
0 O 0
’An even fifty talesmen were ex-
amined. twenty of whOm were chal-
longed by the defense exhausting
the entire number it had a right
under law to challenge. Nine were
disqualified by the state and nine
others were excused by Associated
Justice Oscar L. Young of moonis.
who is sitting on his first murder
03.89.
The jury will go to Hudson today
to view the scene of the crime.
DIARIES
FOR
1926
ALL PRICES
DONNEliLY’S
Wayside Inn N
BOSTON POST ROAD
The roguiarmeeting of the Lions
Club will be held in the Royal James
Inn tomorrow noon.
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'0. Hum wemfl to get out into the business world
and “do something with himself.’ ny. lot and buildings. Eclipse sve- ICKE $5
Hts plans for the future in con- nue . . l I E;
nectlon with his aim for the mlnis- "he following thirteen real estate Ralph E Case to purge]; c_ RADIO TONIGHT E
try were not made known. transfers were filed with Town Clerk This includes COVE]? Charge—Dilling—Dancing and Entertainment
Harper. lot Rowsyton Bench
Herbert R. Smith (1 .“ing the past Pudol h n Bovl to Gerald C. . . .
Roderick n. Hallock was a class- Week: noon ”fa w"... ,0. and bum...“ u Bumford s Melody Boys of N. 8. will furnish music and the entertainment wrll be
w. ‘18 Our Own Whole. mate of Kenneth R. Losey. Wes- Harry F. Toothill to Clara S. Westport'nvenue. Edmund Breeze will be heard on furnished by High 013" VluddVfllO Artists from NOW York.
”on 3nd ”We" of loyal: UMVBN“! junior. who dissp- Magnet. 2 lots. Sound View Ter- Maud Werner et sis in George W. the radio tonight. after he has fin-
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW BY PHONE 0R MAIL
“COME TO WAYSIDE INN”
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Wayside Inn Will' close New Year’s Day for 3 months. while extensive alterations are
being made for the opening of the Spring Season.
buildings. South Main street and ”Busior and Better Than Ever"
Woodward avenue. Lynes. Inc.. 3 t
Commerce street.
James F. Kenny to mm L Ken- L EELSWBEEEEEHHE
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lshed his part in "Chivalry" in which
he and Violet Hemmlng are starring
at Wellack's theatre, New York.
Mr. Breese will "go on the air"
from station WMCA about midnight.
His topic will probably be on the
jury for plays. He will have many
Norwnlk listeners. .
peared from Wesleyan October 12,
19:1 and whose body was found in
Nisan vcr. near Buffalo two
weeks lat . Whether Losey met his
death by accident or was murdered
was never satisfactorily explained.
race tract. Button. 2 lots. Ponus Manor-
Ralph 15' C8” to William D“ R'K' Frederick 0. Hanford st at to John
ney. lot, Rowsyton Beach. J, Cavana h lot and buildings
Anthony Santa. .lr.. and wife to D'epot. place: '
Jtosepth Santa and mm lot. Tierney James 1". Monroe to Charles F.
s m " Hitch. lot and buildings. Fitch street.
Abram Spelke et al to State of
Connecticut. strip. Boston Post road. Hubert 15- BllhOP tl" Bishop &
Lynes. Inc.. 3 tracts and buildings.
Morris L. Dulberg and wife to _
Asher Gilckson and wife, lot and Com.ncrce street.
Samuel .Lynes. Es ,
QUALITY GROCERIES
A. r. Beckmann Co
Inc.
DOESN’T NEED HELP.
FATHER: My daughter. don't give
that young man' any encourage-
ment.
DAUGHTER: I don‘t have to. fa-
ther. he takes it.
Sometimes you see a girl just nat-
urally walking around looking as it
she was standing under some mis-
tieto. .
:3 WW3 8t. Phone 3565
‘ Booth Hermit
to Bishop &
and buildings.
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