mom Dilemma 1925..
ARBARA est in the cor eorner
of the limousine. storing out
‘ the window. She ens trees.
hling.
Then she leughed eloud. Bruce
turned from the opposite window.
Bernese. wee leughlng recklessly. her
body eheflng.
., "Whet's the matter!” he eehed.
“ “It's so funny." she mood. "this
whole weir."
Bruce looked et her soberly. '1
don't quite see it." he aid. '
She went on laughing. As they
passed e street lento he saw the light
flesh serous her isce. wet with tests.
11. took hler hsnd. "Whet is it. Ber-
there? You mustn't am on lilte
.thie. You'll be sick. Why. you're
utmost hysterioel. "
~ Barbers geve soother little shriek
of laughter the: ended in s. ooh.
“Lydie Stow worrying hecenee we
head hover not such cinch-muting
us to he wands-won tamed to brink
me home whether you like it or not.
Bo‘b's ooet tells-the whole horrible
evening. Perfectly gorgeous jolte.
Just like tote to bend out. this kind
ad deal.”
' Bile lsy heck sgeinet the cushions
weekly. Tests were running down
her cheeks. She did not try to wine
. thorn sway.
' . "if you will get hold of yourself.
Barbers. perheps we cut tulle. I've
been eventing to tell: to you for e
u; "tone um." -
the did not enswe‘r. Bruce looked
herd st her. Her eyes were shut end
her fess white egeinst the derlt un-
holstcry. “Bebe. deer. ere you ell
right?" He put one erm shout her
shoulders and drew her forward.
Berbere pulled ewey end set so
might. "le don't.” she esid
w'eesily. drawing her desk shout
her. The greet mechine wee bowling
through quiet streets, its powerful
lights pointing s wide white evenue
. ellcnd.
"Look here. Barbers.” seid Bruce.
“Whet's this oil sbout anyway? Are
we going to be enemies to the end of
the chapter. or con we at less: he
Moods sgsil'll Is it necessary to
hste seen other. Just oeceuse we fell
out of love?”
Sorbets tiered beclt. “I don't bots
you. ‘ too lust don't count. thet’s
cw..‘.--—ou‘wrec-_fivm_c.
tar-a: 1"!
w
use
“No. " raid Barbara to Bruce.
come in. Besides. why dfgw
us. being forced together this wsy.
My. wouldn't Mrs. Sissy be sorry it
she knew the true circumstances?
Her greed ledy sire towel-d me
would vanish into thin sir. She'd
be just e jealous out. if she know.
“Not thet there's eny rceson for
leelousy. You end I ere only
etnngers forever end over. But
she's so gone on you she'd even be
Jeeloue of your pest.“
Bruce enamored "What silly
nonsense. Barbers. I’d never have
expected such tell: from you. But
let's hsve it out here end now.
"Are you satisfied with the course
you' ve chosen or not? For heeven'e
suite be honest with me, Babs. Mey-
be our whole future happiness rests
on it. You don't look like at happy
women. Barbers."
Barbers sniffed. "A happy wo-
men! and since when did you take
up mind resdins. Bruce?" she asked
"I'm happier then I‘ve ever been in
my life before. So don't nutter y-cur
self. I’m regretting our broken on.
gegement. Thot' s so for in the past
I son'iotfrnes dud it herd to believe
that I ever rselly knew you at ell. "
“You' re lying." he enswcrcd csim
1y.
“I’m telling the
1
She wee etuns
solemn truth. You simply don t e:-
ist for me my more. And the life
I’m living is the only life I’d ever
went to live. So you may go ehced
with your rich widow as soon as you
like." \
Bruce showered slowly. "I don't
know whet you‘ ve hcerd. Bel-bore."
he said. “But there' is never been soy
girl for me but you. I done like
.your idoes end I don‘t like meny of
the things you do. And most of oil,
I don‘blike your selfishness. But
I've loved you. And thet‘ s more than
I can soy of any other woman."
Barbers spoke collectively. , "of
course I heren’t our money to offer
you tor your personal smbitions. And
! wouldn’t tietter you by giving up
ell my own interests to plunge into
out the agony? What’ 3 clone
5'
yours. You'll do better lifter ell with
the rich widow, Bruce.”
know whet you‘re talking nbout. But
it's darn near insulting.
nothing between us.
iriiier. interested in ercbltocturo end
architects this season just es she
was in Buddhism end Buddhists lest
soeson. Next you it may be honiton
lece or Chinese chow dogs. fine Just
netureliy collects things.
lion.
you told the real truth. you’d admit
you're lonely and miserable and over-
worked.
loved me. too. And rnsybe we could
pick up the broken ends and meke e.
go at it after all. It would be worth
it. Bebe "
She was too tired to maintain any
intense emotion.
won't do.
You went a. Victories helpnlets. end
better than a turnip ii’ I lived under
your regime.
each other. end We couldn‘t. ever
really have cared for esch other. You
go sliced end merry Lydie Siscy.
end let her money help your schemes.
And 1' ll worry elong by myseit end
have s rether good time of it. too."
door.
end come in' e while. Barbara?”
eekod Btuce es he opened the euto
. mobile door.
sight at her wrinkled yellow dress
under the lamp light, the dress that
bed soccmpenied Bob‘s wagging cost
tells up thst endless line of people to
the regal Lydls.
Besides. why drew out the agony?
What‘s done is done."
our.
the steps to the house. He leaned
egsinst the cer e moment. strsining
his eyes for e lest glimpse at her
M
bell.
test.
In
the
0110
If X
But.
lilnd
I m too tired to have you
{TRAN
l.
:3in .. 'M lit-3.5
hes
“molt herb, Barbers. You don‘t
There's
Lydin's e rich
L)
on."
"Anyhow. that is beside the ques-
Whet shout you and me? It
And you'd admit you still
Barber-it's anger hed died down.
"No. Bnlcd. It
We went dittorent things. 3““!
went e life of my own. I’d be no
We don't undorstend
The car stopped at the Howie?
'Bheil 1 send the men beck
Barbers wsyered. Then she eeught
"Noll she sold. "I'm too tired.
seld
Bruce wes helping her out of the
She dashed past him and up
. ,
when he climbed into the cut- end
it rolled ewey.
'i'he greet Stecy house wee quiet
end dsrlt when he reached it. sees
where one or two windows in the
min hell thrust streamers ct lisht
some the trout wellt.
opened so he climbed the steps. end
Iiertin. the butler. eddreesed hi
"linden: would like to see yo
the music room. sir." he slid.
Bruce followed hits through the
The music room wee en ssertmese ‘
in the out wing of the house. lrnee
found ladle st the stone. e
isms throwing e glow uses her son-
oer heir. dhe wee pining some bit
at old ltsuee melody when be en-
terse.
as tested himself on I. beseech
hes: the close. The light from the
Chineseielnsselion the boobs!
some old books sucked on at he
ousted tebie. brain‘s Portion est iey
, on e blush eetie cushion et her
roses on the window sill. end the
artistes were closely drown egslnee
omit.
the nilddle of e her. W‘s,
hende ieitered end dropped from the
heyboerd.
“imperfect
shoot to loci: st Bruce.
I think thst ell of life is imported!
music. e. chord with e wrong note or
besutr. weelth. friendeaeverything
it takes.”
She rose impetiently end nsoed
‘trniling some the Chinese rugs. libs
mode a. gesture very like wringing
her hands. "Everything except the
hem. Bruce." she sold.
dence or do some one thing perfectlyl
those who next. And I don't like thet
Bruce smiled et her.
Lydie.
should be enough.
kto be beautiful end rich end young?"
Lydia. shrugged end geve him e
my smile.
You don‘t do it well. You’re not even
thinking of whet we're renting about
right now.
light. but her eyes were questioning.
Bruce made no answer.
pulling et hie cigsret and looking or
the yellow roses.
‘cliu. made o. sudden movement
and seized him by. the arm.
ment tor the Telegraph about my
connection with Vale Acres.
to send it down first thing tomoro
row."
"Look here.
truce.
put so much money into it?
mustn't let friendship swsy you too
much. you know. It's rather is ven~
dun. end if anything should happen
to our pisns.
lose heavily in it.”
“Loni" cried Lydie.
l'm connected with ever loses.
a lucky penny and you'd better he
enterprise. Whet shell we say shout
ill".
"How does this go?
Stacy today announced her intention
to intact large sums of money in the
Vale Acres Dc'. clonmcnt project
sponsored by
Reynolds.
mhire. Stacy will buy s lsrgs
trsct of lend which will be plotted
slid built up sccording to the plans
of Bruce Reynolds. e member cit the
arm. and Giovanni Gignelil. Itelisn
erohltect. whose presence in Chi-
oego was the occesion for A large
reception given lost night out hire.
stecy‘s home: "
"That‘s going to look well in print.
1'“ call Barbers Hurley first thing
in the morning end read it of! to
her. "
'Give it to Mcbermott instead."
the window so the lights
onlnside.
The door
is
chioeee
Thereweeebowlotyellow
"No use.”- she sighed.
music." she turned
"lereethnes
ties-inf
"Your life should
music." wen. You've
floor. her long fringed shew!
thing thet would melts me
“-—-e gilt.
could peint or sing or write or
ell I can do is to try to help
of second hend eatiefection."
"Nonsense.
Just being whet you are
Isn't it enythlng
"Don‘t flutter me. Bruce.
. THE EVENING SENTENEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
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picture now showing st the Regent
theater. This production abounds in
thrills. comedy end romance and ri-
vals sny other picture in which
Valentino hes been seen. for erodes—
meat.
The romsntle lover is seen tor°
the first limo es s. Russiendn gsrb
more nioturosuue than any he hes
previously worn. His first enter-
once is es s. Camel: lieutensei,
then on the 'bendit who beeeme“
known es the Home incense of his
swift. mysterious statements. The
action of the story totes piece in
tion. The reinsnce sum in s oril»
liunt roysi setting end then goes to
tho . Rue-ten countryside. "the
Essie, yesterdey snot-soon end lest
evening delighted the eudieuoee he.
canon of the 1m. entount of new
edv which it contains end presents
Velontiso in s ro.o entirely new end
entertslning.
The mlehreied Our as... will
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Two Greenwich Men
Divorce sou
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LOCAL WOMAN
- Alfred‘Brosdhurst Re-
fused to» Stay at Sol-
diers, . Homo—mound
Dead in Shack - .
NEW CANMN. Dec. .0.~Alffld
Brosdhurst. s. Civil Wei- voter-en who
served in Compeny ll. 17th Connec.
ticut Volunteers from July 19,186:
to June 28. 1885 when he wss mus»
tered out. wee buried this etternoon
is the doldiers' plot et moview
cemetery. Be wee found and Inn-
dsy in e sheet is North Silver Mine
where he lived for e number of
yours elo'ne. s neighbor. Georse
Brown. who neonates e smell house
nest door. found him. Broedhurst
is! on s set nertlyld . There
wen no fire in the blocs. Dr. 8. J.
moons. medial exerciser ssid thst
exnoeme wee the seconds" «use of
deeth sod hcert disease the unseen}
osueo.
Broedhuret eves born in Mind.
N. 1'» ill 3!“. lie lied been ill the
etldorotul
Heights s number or times since
me but would not my there long.
The lost “one lie left the niece with-
out. ism wee moment e. use. At
thet tints he took the uniform he
were when he wee «one deed
. no issues e sister. lire. ilussn
Hoyt of Hevileod street. South Nor-
welk. end e hslt sister. hire. Mules
5 Doyle ot Woodward evenue. South ,
Emulk- ,.
line
with desortlon on June :1.
They were merried thd veer heron.
Willi! on Adm. L
923.
ousted by William Footer smt. .. ;
16%};ng his ectlon .snolu.
‘ein Britten. Kalil“ ,
met-rind on-
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EAST NORWALK
ASS’N HAS lTS
ANNUAL PARTY
“w-
freshmcnts Servedw
Six Shut-Ins Brought
to Community Hall
The East Norualk lnmrmvnwnt
Association hold its annual (“in-iri-
nms ylriy yesterday afternoon at
Community Hall. A program which
included s number of. (‘llrisimas
genius was arranged by Mrs. i3d~
word Gotham, chairman of tho. on~
tsi‘isinmcnt committee. Six ehut~ins
of the association were brought to
the party by momhors in tilt-tr curs.
Refreshments. which includrd sand.
wither, toe, home made cake and
mites. were It'll'MVl. Among those
present were: Mrs. T2. F. Smith.
Mrs. Frank Day. Mrs. l..'l\lilil Show»,
Mid I).BuirIiiwurii,\iis.1.Ducll-
urd lilies Hendrick \iiss ll. Moi-
item the (1. ll. Mottrem.1\liss H.
licisci. Age 0 lion-ton. 'ilts i'.
him-roll. ins. Marshall. Mrs: H.
Hoffman. ML“. (1. Knapp. hire. M.
Wright. Mrs. Benedict, lilies ti. Din.
bis. Mrs. E. A. Ferguson. Mrs. E.
Drake. Mrs. W. L. Carter. hire. t!
Colon, Mrs Ii Drake. Mrs P Wheel-
er. Mrs. W. Stuide, Mrs C. Scinnlour
hire L Flatt. Mrs. Frank 9 Smith.
Jr. Mn. Elwell. Mrs L M Smith.
Mrs. Frenk Smith. lire 0.1. Wood.
Mrs 8. W. Kelley. Mrs E B.
Smith Mrs Robert B B Fools Miss
Jens Keeler. Mrs. George Inghem.
litre. Lesle Gotham. Mrs. Papoosel-
lo. Mrs. owsrd Gorhsm. Mrs. A.
Dunn. Mrs. W. Ayroult. Mrs. L .M.
Wells. hire. Bennett and Mrs. Phil-
in A. Jekob
O, O
hir end Mrs Simon Compare. at
Cove ewsnue. Mr. and hire. Nethen.
nt Rowen street. Mr. end Mrs. J.
Levy. of Bowen street. end Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Schavrien end son. of
Von Bent street expect to etiond s
New Yeer‘s Eve party in New York
tomorrow evening.
0 O 0
Mr. end Mrs. Willism 3. Letter-
son end deughtcr Frenoes. end Mr.
end M”. Roy Schmidt. of Newark.
N. J. heve returned home. otter
lire. Willieni utterson.
street
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Wilbur Smith. of first street. and
Edwerd Bieckmen of linen street.
recently visited several friends in
Wilton. “ . .
I
he! Itumnh end tel-oily. of are-
gory Boulevard. recently motored to
Newlorlt. , . .
, e
Cierenos Well.
the rest 0! the winter.
, O D 0
lines compels. of Govt evenue.
hes pieced s new copper letter box
ethis home. The he: sees mode by
llr. Downers. who is e “liner by
u“... e e s
There with» e meeting of the
\‘i omcn's Guild of the Christ Epis-
iopnl church tommrov. afternoon at
spending s. few deye st. the home of
so Fort
locsl houseboet ‘
dweller. is cleaning e trill to Flor. ‘
ids. where he eineots to rentein for
owl
.‘ o'clmk. at the home of Mrs 11M,
\\'llt:t‘*"ll‘l.1$ddlil avenue
, t 0 It
Tim regular mid-wool: nrsycr nml
praise sorvice or the Christchurch.
will no hold this evening at 7:30
o'clock. The: [hole study will. in-
tilildt‘, the first chapter of the Gospel
of St. John.
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The Lutiios' Aid sooicty of the
Bothiehcm 'Congrogetionni chilrvh.
will hold their annual meeting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. L.
work. 7 Hawkins nwnuc.
I 0 . 0 '
l-‘mnk Hall. of Roman struot. has
rviurnml lrom Stratiord. where he
spent sexcrai days \sith relatives.
0
of 38 Os.
to.
b t l
(‘iunnrr T. Josirund.
borne memo. expects to more
mommy to 3 St. John street.
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The msin Sunday school of the
East avenue iii. E. church enjoyed
their annual Christmas party last
night at the church. No special
program was arranged for the par—
1‘. Smelnl pleasing numbers were
gimn by members and officers of
the school Boxes of candy were
giteu out to all present by members
0! ills. Eds urd ilsntord'e ciees. sf-
icr nhich presents ncro enchsnged
between the pupils and teachers.
The entertainment was in charge of
i lsro Hodgcxnnn. superintendent oi
the school Two short talks note
gixen by Mr. Hodgemsu and the pee;
lm, not. Charles S Grsv. Follow-
ing the potty a. social time use on—
joyed.
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STAMFORD. Der. 30.-—llun clown
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Klinkuwsky oi Remington street
hi‘okc his leg hero yesterdsy. The
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square. The boy was attended by
Dr. E. E. Rdwell.
Bridgeport Theatres
Fireman Held for
rest here. charged with getting three
youths to send in it false alarm. “to
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Moose. Ills ulte- and nine children
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