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T eatre- oers 3,
Bridgeport Theatres 2"“?
M1 at
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9 EAST NORWALK ' *
; IMPROVEMENT
E933.“ 3% Tues. Feb. 16 .I.—“‘70 1"!“le REG EN
' LYRIC it
rename DRAMATIC even or Tlls saAson ""‘LA""""""'3T Tm-g-TODAY x mm" .
- 330W Now Playing f ' .1
I ASSOCIATION : ’ ‘ wee ‘ m Norma Shearer i BOB CUSTER TODAY m samm ““dm'” .. m. m... .. t
. - and Lew Cody . _m_ "rsAooox FEATHERB” 2..., 7 and =' . .
. . Jnt'qu-II . L d i
“The Ridm’ Streak” (“ninth 1.3%. on
A rarin’ thrill and laugh show
and
George and Lily Garden
.._ .‘ _.___. __._ _ __ _ __.
“HIS shaman“
AND THE COMEDY
. PLANS BAZAAR
4 Emperors of Song
Melvin Franklyn Revue—
Also Today and Seturdsy
"Allin? CAREY
“FRAMED” “The Green Archer” “"4”"
I B. G. Ryder and Son T0 featuring ‘. _. .--- ___..._ “THE PRAISE}? PIRATE” Barton and Young
'(l'IlIl
Leave For Spring-
l.ioyd Hamilton MONDAY AND TUESDAY
. Am "I“ III m d
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Uhdoubtediy all. a. a man a all. most‘
distinguished ' artists of the country, who
are presented us a comedy that has charmed the
Plans for the bazaar by the Eat
Norwalk Improvement sesocistion.
were discussed st a, short meeting 0!
the board of directors or the associ-
stion. hold in Community hell, yes-
terday afternoon. The date for the
bazaar has not yet been set.
. ll . . Episode No. 2 Thrilling Serial B G and Q P I . I.' .
field convention Sun- SUNDAY EVENING ' Aileen Prmgle and I “Phantom Police” ' ' ' ‘ m Lunlilllcr tut... .iltlerlca.) ,
‘ day B Auto. “ ' ”! Edmund Lowe 0N Tm; SCREEN ADDED ATTRACTION .‘ ,
y 0“ The . Highway —in-- 1 TODAY LLOYD HAMILTON In M}
With l ‘l
“SOUL MATES”
from Elinore Glyn'l novel i
"The Reason Why"
A love story you‘ll one
__ .__._ W .......L...
This corral. AND TEN entire-WEED ADMIT LADIES'
An All Star Cast “CAREFUL PLEASE"
A romance with it show erased
a love realized and a warped lite
renewed.
NORMAN KERRY in
“UNDER WESTERN
SKIES”
until NOTES
RIALTO ‘
-,_.. w.-- _ _. .7 SATURDAY
"ills Si'\‘|"'lfli'_\',” which has been
? e r 0 theatrical worldforocenturyondoholf America 'ltlluh'ml; it... “who audiences for . JACK HOXIE I .
~ . . . . ' ‘ TO THE MONDAY AND TUEDAY MATINEEB OF “SOUL i ll . s , . . ~ .
O cinl Bus-d. gm“. alum t. i da, . ill 1 t it . ,
. ‘ TlieIoltI'iiiaI‘boafdotthgcghasthve- """m‘m'w “"h ‘" “WW IMATES," FROM THE NOVEL "THE REASON wnvnl ‘uirJ‘h... ‘23....le‘... éh'ilpéé’w: SATURDAY .m .
slue M. E. church met last night :01. 5°" i" "u", yeore ‘° W
DAVID BUTLER in
“THE PHANTOM
EXPRESS"
Am-
BY ELINORE GLYN
I presentations. lmw (‘udy and Nor.
lowing the regular prayer service. .. 1E » - . -. .. (no Shourer are the principals.
- ~ . 'hut ho ens when a. beauty seeks
; Mr“ ‘°"°“‘.“2’°.’°“" PRICES 75c to $2.50 PLUS TAX , .... .2"._ ...
' Still Trying Out; Radios TICKETS NOW ON SALE ' business? Iivrl‘ is the answer-—
. Five or six radio sets have been fascinating, thrilllluy, romantic.
* tried out at the Moyflowor Hook.
“TWO FISTEI)
JONES"
li' _\ou I"'l"' rill‘l‘llll; action,
~ .._.._-——_——_...-..~._.___
local sign Painters mpm-t to lemr ii i‘
by auto Sundni‘.
O
To guarantee that .1 maiden would
rim ml or n vouth on Valentine's Day Tomorrow Iloh Custer will be the Q, .. . . -
, - , . . . ~ ‘ .I re . . . ,, .
1121M" and. Rose company by local ‘ . . tI\~ .‘~Il" used a. charm. It consisted tillralclion in “Tho liltlin' Streak." . (hIItII'tJIl iltliliillt‘tI to “n" "N” "‘ ' Jr'I’Imlg
.' ‘r-rs. No rientiito steps has been been practically lmW-‘Mhlc fOI‘Uwi broken through .010 snow plow n-id- Al‘iIiur Cummings. manager or the i ( 1 l . Not R awn“, m- boredom m this mum) _I_ for me “n .. .. 1 I
.- ..‘ a .. ‘ - . . ..t few days. lellel tll lc . d '0 «i win . .. ' "““I'K “‘1 OER. removing the yolk. . - .. . -. . .- . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ t ””1“" "‘ In“ "“9-
l.i.«tu u; .l for the purtllnh ri‘ AID“ I. a. , ( e C ale spot. an inn g” “whom, “mlielll street mm‘HHHM ”m cavity with suit ltld out fiIrlSIllli,’ inliwiiunlu o, the 0pm
., ,_ .. . . .. . .' - .
"l " | . . Inuto tramc much easier. 3‘3"“ avenue. motored l“ Iirltlfifl'ml" i iuu . 1.1:. iinlt, nnd shell. retirinLv \iitil. :pllunxwm'h l\"l‘)lIIllIl_l{ 0" the more
‘ * ' ’ ' ' The Ladles' Alli em‘ll‘l)‘ "i ”NW “ " ' inst night. .\\‘Iltl't‘" he visited friends)...” szlkilig. and drinking no water [mti'liirl'llls‘ ”I‘ll “WWII"; "”055 11m... L
know l‘flows BIL-l East Avenue M. E. church mm ya | Win Pointers to Springfield . . . 1 m... .1...“ minutes. pnmort ALI. MAT “mm H ADDITION 1'0 ll” lilz‘Gl‘llAR ”
A snow (ploy cleaned the shore .. I I I .. i A Imm- mph... ".13). mm. and 3
.' ~~ .. s “- -"“"' .
Th“ “I‘m“ 0- lerlmnoll 3' ““’ . IlliiliI'l'l‘ or Sillillll‘: dramatic episodes
in morrie olde days of l-lnginntl ‘
terdsy afternoon at the church.
0 0 O
llr'rmsn B. G. Ryder and son.
PROGRUI ALI RAJAH lie (0.. MENTAL )i\ll\l-;l..~‘.
Theodore, of Vim Znnt street. pilln
road of snow during the day. yester-
i
l
. on. In. road in some sections has A City snow plow was busy 3....” ‘9 attend the Fifth New Englnmi tlilruust l i.) i. i. i. Illl‘It’ii \ in nI, I mm pinned lmy ”In“ to their p”- 1.. In p 3 .u .tiinlll “hen )0U 59,, \l, AIHAM L n Hill Ian. I I
2 tel-day afternoon cleaning finow oonwntlnn of the Association of pastor or tlir‘ lunut Atom” “- 1“. lil'fli" on Valentine's Jim and lu-liri” [{‘ms 0n". "
I] "i from Ell” Nor-walk “I‘M"- AI‘ Sign i‘rafts. nt thr- Hotel Kinilinll. i‘IllII'f‘Il. ill the pruyvr service held at i v-i that ihpv weddnd Within ,1 “.1". 1
I“ ‘ “I“ ' ’ COMING Springfield. Mass. Monday. The two lht- l‘Illll'I‘Il at 8 o'clock, last night. 'h. m of whom they mam”;- ‘ PALACE
though most 01 the streets had been
i
l The inudm-ilir and motion picture
attraction at the Palace theatm' lif-
fortin u very prowl entertainment. it’
you am looking {or :1 holiday
‘umuw in. ,lt. A. bill that is uusur‘l
ipasscil I'l \Iltltim‘lllr. with an extra.-
“The Rivals." by Richard Brinsley
Sheridan, with the all-star cast.
comes to the Regent 'l'uesdny eve-
nlng. li‘rb. 15.
The cost includes Mrs. l’lske as
Thomas A. Wise as
l, . .
PM
DINS I I :DI I :Tltn shuw \\'i‘-lII (m-r yesterday with‘
Mrs. Lalaprop. I . I , II . .
M“ T- W
;: 7.- .-i~- s Bro don l .. , . .’ I. L . .
Powers 1‘ ] Uh ”9 . n .tninnlozit in unlimited quantities. . ' I
Tynan as Sir Lucius ()"i‘rigger, Lotus
Robb n5 Lyrlin. languish, Jean Ford
I m 25 W NM SIDNXCE INC. . ll‘l-lii"IilIl'iII.\ ovation, Tim lllIiII-. “an 31.3“ \*(nug._..;5;, ;;3.. i'. 31.. fi;,.-ll‘q “Muir-n] mm.
‘ one" \ms enthused with every act. I . m wBov Scout ka 3“.th
CHAPTER LIX Iv.-.‘ltI03 what a. baby is like. Babs. i It appluu‘loci gr-nerouslv and the ac— . LEI n. m «in. rhI‘qul {[(tpitoit'q r... (Inn i‘ .\i .- \\.-.g.1y~,y,—.vr.p ”when.
{3-K E men's words. though loud. "“130“ In?!“ “I” :1 5'01”; 0W“; I ttors r-rnwl war (Milling by 110‘“? mm}. I ' ‘ ' ' L " tl'u.
III. I- ‘ were unintelligible. Barbers iii-Tum sco uktndorl bmtreln‘ 11:8 :15 illnt’lllit ,. hit. vii..- \(illlll"\'IIIl‘ “lII ln- 17:45 p. m.——Xm\‘ lurk i,‘ill‘er~‘l'\' Mg... 1'. \l,.—Ji.;‘.iu.;.z. hour 1-} mn-
. Mi Y 88 Mi) 3. U ”3““ a ,' II't‘Di'iiIi‘iI iiitit III' plintuplui' "The. . ' q“
heard a battering of flats on a. longing the praises of my ”on to tho ’ i'huntout I‘inu‘v as " 1":l'lll'Iil1-J linritl coursv. , . . 1.3“}. I’ \i _. [inn-ll.) Hum”
door and a. sharp response In a. i‘Iixm’cns. and not caring who thinks 1 mm”; .3 p. nt.——hllntll;tl beta-nature. Him; I" \I'IIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIII‘ '
feminine voice. H nm a darn fool. I feel so superior 5‘ Th. I‘tlilfit'ii‘ll\‘ :llti‘.ll‘l'wn to-lnv in Italy p. in.~i...nnlo I.:niriio.-,II IIIIII {I I“ II I. I l- III IIIII. . mm”...
‘lu anybody that's never had one." . , . . .. . ', ii p. Ii‘..--'~“.‘\I‘i'.'ih(illl Lincoln 1‘ ‘ . . "- ‘ - ‘ ~' ~-‘
Barbara went through the hall and *‘l ntl- r “"Slil‘il Hues it Hit .\or. ,. .4 _ , . ‘ m,
Barbara. could innd nothing to so? i » 9 "l' l'- "‘- “NillOnll I“‘l‘JI‘ll' 7“"
paused at. the gnu-um. to u“ dining “ . , n - ' man i\. i‘i'i' it. the ;v..'llIillI—' rule. I . I . \\ \\ (g \l,“ )'ill{l\~251i,
1 Tours looking well. Wilma. she Ii' ”.1, .,.. ti... ‘mlii 0' WW ‘lr.~ LIlI. ~, l‘ \ l-‘i‘ . 1».
room. She could see the room. with 'romnrked a. little later. as they 1 i; ' “ ‘ .{ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 'Fiomh p. m.—~ Ilt'I(‘II 'l'urley. CllllllllI— “‘3" ~ I "”"WM lunch
. . .- .,... t, .n. r a
the sunlight paurlnl; through it. The Slim“! Wk 50‘“ “1° 3‘79". “ m ’H ) ' . . "“ "3.73"" "\I . \ l- ,. r . i l-‘t ‘il"I ies
table was bore and coated with dust. "I am well. And I'm happy. That's REGENT l ”'13" p. i-lr—~l.u‘rl‘unlr (it"‘lli‘sll'fl. ‘ run... ' ‘ ' ‘ "' I
and one of the oak dining choirs :1“? ":“II‘?” minim“ “R" ”my f “"3"“3 “‘3“ \‘(Jlih—WZ 7;... 1- “.1 Jim-m..- \. tum", plan-
wos overturned by the window. The hei-mSIur’h; ypg‘; fidc‘ggfix fife? "'i‘lz: .\illi‘ll|‘.l'i Venue," ”rinses its I 6 p m. "Dinner music, ,5. ‘,
sideboard “5 covered with nonde- Barbara noticed that. her hands were. (run .1! lil‘ lion» 1;: tIl-tmlt.»rIItrniIn:. iIt l? p. nl.~-‘II-‘l‘_til;nallc scene from .ibra- out. 1- .\l «Amt ; .gmvywn pro.
.a ,- t;.~~.vu~. .‘W— . ..w.t. .,. uwm , is‘
script articles, scraps of. glnghsm, nmrred and rough. as she arranged l‘ “I" ‘ III 'I‘ _‘ “1).. ' I ‘ \_ IlI‘m "" ’I‘I‘ _ I I gran. .\ 1 it .. . nI u.u.lco.l
, ing, Laurence, lulu}. Miss Amen, tzin y. ”I." Ill-mius Hugh-‘5, ptuntst gum“... m- ;H-ljug Sui'fllw Trio
”0°13 slips of pa cr that look (1 m“ lilo blankets around tho babv. bur- . . ._ . . . l
' p ‘ e roiltltiouslv Barbara looked'st her 1“” '1'“, ”WWW“ “”‘l 1"” MIN“ 4 '13“ l‘- “1-" Mary ""11”“ llruux- I‘ii‘Sl Build.
.1: bills and a battered roller skate. own hands: They were very white l““ “h." WWI“? ”WI!“- TI‘Q lilo-I735 i‘- til-minutes Weltlnn .inhnuon. lfizlr. i'. .\l.~-i'iti~s' drubim ii”‘ll'tt‘t.
g, There was no sign of the lady of and ““00”” with delicately polished [turn Si-ts .‘i. swit' purr from tho mo~ I K p .m.-- ‘IITIPP‘JI'JFFI Boy: in.“ p Tit.-~"l‘--:mi=..~ ' i u, Cur-
» the house. Barbara's {sit-lines: was ‘ ' nails." intent i' l’wslns if. uni-eel and main-15.30 r. nt—lialzlv; Trio. tr: ‘l‘rW-l‘~
5* increasing. She sniffed the sir "Well. I must leave you here.” ‘13“: 13": ’I‘I‘IlIi‘I“::lIf:_?I?LEgmtwscwfgir: { 9 p. m.——CIYI95 Service Quartet and . x- \l‘Gltl“ .\I'l\: ‘IIORIh-MG-
‘ ’ sold Wilma, when the mashed s ' " ‘ -'> ‘ ' ‘l v,.,. ,I .1. Mi“ '. . .~- not: ,m-tm.
“8‘”:- 1°: “if“! 0’ 00““ erme cross street. “You're ynot staymg ““ ““"""I-" “' “l"“"1“”“"" I'm” “I“ I unto] 11h ;:Y:-'I‘l'llui’tlt‘ in mmmmnnr- “11“" 1' M”—J”I‘ AW" I 5 “The“
MW "6 M a mum Bun“ only down there at the old house for long. Elm“ ““"m‘ ”M ””‘I'ls “““"”“" El‘iltiun .-..' .llmtlttm lulleoitt‘s Iiirtil~ “7‘ i
odors were of dust and bygone 011- are you. 31138?" I 'IVIIIHHI')‘0\\' JACK ”0““ “.“1 be Sth da\' ‘1‘.qu l“ \Ilr‘IlOI'lS LOU" $2..” ['I \II-.‘ “hwy-V \ t"i" “THUG
..~ " a you" ’ " ‘ ~.U 4' ( VB. ‘~\-t1i""
km" . Barium dropped her eyes. "So, ;In 'I\\.. lulu] IJcnn. A ”U" blue whrm, Jnhn Minn. Mrs. Andrew 1“” ‘I- _
Silo plucked up courage end went not {or long," . touli‘loor Wilma crammed “1th Wm.“ ka “1.. MM qhnman 7:10 P. ll. -— Jule ANN 5 “miles.
lnto the dining room. From the Wilma spoke hesitatingly, with 1:3”: I?”)IQ‘I‘II‘IWI‘I"”Haggai" TIT“. ilerlvert Homer. \lllllzlm Jill‘dlllt'. 1““‘HV \l‘\\' \Ollh‘ a”
. . evident embarrassment. “Just as " " :‘ "" " ". "‘ ' " C t‘. \\"ii ‘. ll let Work. ‘ "'"'
:;tCh::1:?°on:o$::m :gzeffouggz friend to friend let me give you 3 lights. t'i'l'illrws t-xpmils um! :i r‘ork- 1:511: 'F {V‘antlson‘ “l\l)tl:ic bv t'hw mm] It. )l,..-llim~m- music.
.: .- 5 e I I .. ~. . . _ . . s. ., . . - . , "a. I — r . ‘I .- , ‘
-. g .u tip. The woman who has the place. ““3 IN“ ""U IM‘wen ‘he “I,“ My Artur Music Srhr‘ol Rand. ] 1' M‘ “MW L'Lh'mm'q hm
d9 pushed open the stringing door and is,“ much good. Barbara." . lilo eon-punt hm-g and a Pl'l‘lll' girl. . I M ' _‘ . .- irriuln-‘ri's _
MD 0 ME looked in. ’ u - . I! ."011 l-rnilx .niov SlvF‘Ill‘R the real 1'3" I‘ m-timnlbor “”NMV' 2:3“ I", .‘.l wi'l'uni; «“3 .~. :iulvt. ten-
) , Barbara flushed. lm loving to- . . , , ‘. . "T . E1050“ m -l.<sa_v inlkrtshezsky. lio-
ulf . Mrs. Crumpett looked up tron: so day. I simply had to have a glimpse “ 9’" m “H I": “In“ '1'” ' mm’ “o i ”hm _ or' .
~‘ . 101 th h ~k 0 it Fist-«l Jones. '1 ‘ ' .:i5 P. )Ix—rfllldllh limit. waruno.
who will uppt‘nr in this character in "mm" Iboard set on Ewe chairs by a.“ 2:11.23“; £39511i1lllf‘seze‘rrbo ___.._m~.....__. ' 11—12 tiniriIuigiui~Ben Fir-ruins Or- Mm. l', ,\1_——i min [hilt-”11}. t‘ltut,
Sheridan's immortal (‘O‘I'IC(‘,". "Th? "19 ato‘e' She BCO‘WIC at Barbara. hgmcglck gain, I haven‘t any plug. ']‘h.. 1‘5”" '1. in l“ on” l‘t‘rutmn‘ l'hf’su‘n- \24'3 I'. .\I.—-I.Ill!lSL’. “Elihu“; FUIOI. ‘
Rivals", when it. is presented “l “W The" 5“” spat on ‘ “5°“ touched ~ ~ ' . to be homesick tor. otter this." bark and «mum. mm- Philudolphia i \l‘Mt‘.\-—-.\I‘.\\' Youth-Bil. 311:3 l‘. llsuliinm- ilancpn. \i-.~littish
Regent fihentre on "'0‘ evening 0' it to the iron and went on sweeping Barbara 50'” a woman come out with a bundle 0f wet Wilma turned to loci-2 aitcr Bop. 'ltarnm. ‘ewn T'. his—Divan Yin: String En- T13? 1': M'- DiIiTle Hugh-Is. rungs:
“wan" F 3‘32""1333” me "mm” ”i” m“ ”m" “w W" “uh V’°‘ laundry hugged close to her body“ .Shc looked hm u the walked awar- Her ores ' -~—-‘- ; sembha 3“" I ‘ ““13““ “m“ my“!
Al untar on Pm!“ ious force. straight at Barbara and turned away. "‘ ”' were full of pity. ' l'nltod Slates distributed “3 firet§6130 P. .\i.——Ernie GOI'J'PR'S OFCIK’S- IsoIngs. \ . _ . .,
Barbara. went. in. "I've come to Barbara walked beck down the issur or “an”... in 1341.. trn. 1' In P. .l.<—Datlm (‘I‘LLCSIl-l.
' ‘ ' ban us" P. his—A u .1 F“ .1.” l,
as Juiiu, Ilium: Cal'lOII as Luci. ask ”10“ can give m. s cup of had been the night before. Bar the matter with the coffee?" he (53- street. past the submerged tennis i I m '. lI‘t lli
1120“ P. .\l.—Dunct Uri-hostru.
‘ court. past the bungalow with the: .
33:: £35,“ a? ffflfig'adf‘bafgfd cott‘ce." she said. Her tone was looked about with lsnguid interest. claimed belligerently. poodle, pm the We). house mu, 1.. j . 11.54;. 1-, M._ne,.. mm“... mm...
Roget-r as Fat: Barlowe Bog-land as meek, in spite o! herself. “I don’t Her head was throbbing violently. “Nothing." said Barbara, and hub woody llwn. The yapplng of the dog . bl UD CENTER FOLKS trn ,
David: and HHerbert Belmofe as think there is any kind of a rostsu- She passed the brick house with its ricd to the door. Once outside, she :wted 31" drearlly down the , l'.‘ mldmgIlL—~SII‘-trz‘ .‘illmz-‘r Orchesa
Thomas. These players hsve com- not in Evsnston end I em threot- woody is". “d the bungalow “3“ breathed more easily. Even the ° ' ”3- . . . ...
’ ed to make a tour of the United one h ‘ .. was once the home of Wilma Col- flu" quantity of coi'iee had thped She walked very slowly. breathing I “1‘th Ni.“ 3 ORB—.08.
bl“ ‘1 “7"" i‘ m 9' ”“1 hm“ tins. Tb wasbin bed been taken a l d l hi k so ‘ P \l “ 'l‘“ ‘ “ "l W!
States and Canada. under the man- . o l the throbbing of her head. copy an try us not to t n . e . . . . .pm -, tout.n91.t .
ngemcnt of 1.. our go C Tyler um Mrs. Crumpeit gate her on on. down. but the red-eyed poodle out She was turning toward ms caught hcr breath ”5h. came 0pm,. . NOI CAN'T 6' I”):
‘r - u I ‘ ' V "-r . q . »- ~.
. Hugh Ford. m commemoration of friendly glance. I dan't serve mvgefi‘tegi'efi. though he hsdnr Crumpctt's house, when she heard s:t:;:|rm:ldnholrfe.mlis squnlIor in ~YOUREI 5° DURN 60"4 AN’NéiTi-IER ....o i. M.I. luau. irogrunI,
the 150th anniversary or the originsl meals." she snapped- , her name when excitedly. behind ”3‘“ 8h Isa it ‘“ “Pg“ e3 mm" SMART ABOUT ABE. , “I . *IVI- ~‘_‘ "' ‘..".'" grow Cu-mijI-W-
A tow children were to be seen on her. Look,“ sround her. she haw a e la 3 tea we . MN YOU, BECAUSE “e 5.4n l. M. QillellY oi' I\Jdl0 Ree
Barbara's head swam. She gropod
. LINCOLN , MEBBE YA Km
for e. chair and sat. down heavily. The
one us ms amiss“
production of the play.
"The Rivals" is one of the three
'3' ”Eh.“- 5“ mo“ °t the houses very pretty young woman hurrying SI“ glanced It “16 1'00"l LINN" DIDN’T NEVER LIVE IN production." Sylvan Harris.
- . ,_ _ were dismaily silent, with windows towsrd her a hub carrio o thump in which she had slept. The roots 9 I‘. M. T’innr‘l recital.
0033““: :;1:i:§°:;:n52°“,:$zn"g; Womln It the lfonlns board 1'30““ stsring blsnkly uncut-tuned. mg we, 11'". y S in the blind were clearly visible from ADDRESS! WET 73W“! on; 13‘. M. izzugrne Frey. humane.
vivors 0 st her curiously. but went: on with Berber: m“, one or two Working. "Barbara. when did you get back? the street. The window in the um 9:30 1‘. .\i. Orchestra.
tween the death of Shakespeare and
1890 which in any sense can be con.
sidered favorites or the stage of to-
dey. "The School for Gandhi." by
Sheridan. is the second. and "She
Stoops to Conquer." by Oliver Gold-
smith, the sthird. Sheridan's wit.
humor and racy spirit live todu be-
ing room suddenly 'tlew up and a.
curtain struggled out into the air.
Barbers turned in through the
gate and went. up the porch steps.
When she entered the ball. there
was no sign of Mrs. Crumpeu. The
dining room door still stood open.
10:13 P. M. Novelty night.
“'3”. NEW YORK—263.
l‘. )1. lion Kitcheu's Orchestrll
talk.
1‘. M. Warner Theater hour; Mil-l
tired Kiliier. Ruby Cotvan, J. Tum
kei, Frank \‘rceland, motion plan
men. They carried ti lunch pails
and shouted cheerily s one soother.
A sunny dressed women brushed
pest. uni-ping the entire sidewelk.
A vsosnt. lot where Barbers. had
played my games ot tennis in her
high ochml days was now grown
her work silently.
“I know you don't.“ said Barbers,
"but I thought you might be willing
to make me e. cup of cotfee. it's
‘. really rather urgent that I get. some
3 quickly. Nothing else will ward 0!!
My, I'm glad to see you!"
"Well. Wilma!" answered [21:-
bus. “1 hadn't any idea you still
lived here. Everything's so changed
since the old days. i, just came in
lnstnight."
Wllm bent. over and put
o"
, .
*l
the
this headache." She “a with ller five feet deep With "6118- Even “10 .. . revealing the dust-laden table and in” l-‘Ilk.
. cuue he. wrote. Mt igni- ti” but hand over her eye. “h“. the unl~ posts where the net Md been spread fizzkohonetbewbzbignzlgnick :13; the overturned chair. The door of I S P. M. George Harnett, Chas. Soc-I
r. for all time. The to: at e P 3) ' were overgrown With the rink stalks ' u the living room was cloned. Barbers field,
ago. Heted to give up the bungalow
but the neighborhood got 'so bad
we couldn't stand it any longer. We
were losing money every minute we
held the place. You were lucky to
verse wheeled about her.
Mrs. Crumpett spetpn her finger
onto and the iron hissed. “Well.”
she said. "I’m dreadful busy. This
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restoration by Harrison Grey Flake, ‘
otter comparison wit it vsrious
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Berber-s turned and walked tsp-
idly toward the bus station. A less
doors beyond it. she found the lunch
saw 1 card tacked on it. but. she did
not trouble to rend the name.
Silo looked about her. The bulb
overhead which had shone blood~red
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<7. j prompt books of celebrated actors.
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counter that Mrs. Crumpett bed
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iron down on it.
Babes-s. rose snd tattered from the
kitchen. The stslrs seemed steep
sud Insrrow. but she gunned the
bennisters end pulled herself up. stop
by hem mo-
The'sounds upstairs hsd sensed.
Berhsn went into her tool: and put
on her last end cost.
He
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she entered. "Halo. sister." he sold.
Bsrban did not. respond to the
greeting. .
high stool by the counter and asked
for ooi'lee.
quirsd 'sourly. She shook her head.
She took her piece at I.
“Nothin' else?" be in.
brought her 3 cup of porcelain
sheltinohthick. Thecofleewu
spilled in the smear. Barbara titted
the cup to her lips sad the eoifee
mmmmauon her
Barbara talked toward the stairs.
The musty closeness ot the house
bod nude her head begin to seize
again. She climbed the steps slowly.
As she reached the upper bell. the
bathroom door new open. Barbers
saw 1 woman come out with a bundle
0: wet lsundry hugged close to her
body. 311. was dressed in s Med
lavender dressing gown and her
bobbed hair flopped over her face
so she stooped to pick up I garment
thst had tellers from the title.
A loud voice from the perambu-
inter broke in upon the conversa-
tion. Wilma rushed sround to the
trout ot the carriage and lifted the
covers anxiously. Barbara followed
and looked over her shoulder. A
round pink face in a. out! of white
wool bonnet smiled at them. Ap-
parently the wail had been only a
bid for notice.
"Did you ever see anything like
him?" asked Wiims.
She looked eta-sight stBsrbu-ssnd.
turned um. Berber: stopped
hulking.
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