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FOR TOMORROW
.Lfllllnior Pirates and St.
I Joseph’s Team Will
Clash On Cape Horn
vFiéld.
I
‘A ball game which promises to be
h lively one will be played Sutur-
m on the local ball ileld known to
the youngsters as "Cape Horn." lo-
listed on the corner or Sammie street
end Roton avenue. The Junior Pi.
rote-«will play the team from Saint
Joseph's school. Norwailt. Some of
the boys'trom Rowoyton who are
expected to play are Robert Moore.
Albert Hartog. Franklin Lynch,
Theodore Prince. Louis Drenyoczky.
Earl Stet'ena. Franklin Maillard. Hi.
Plain Morley. Le Roy Mukowsky and
Albert Btelkoviso.
0 O .
Captain Aaron Stevens. Rowayton
trance. launched his motor host.
”Bill." yesterday. Capatin Steven!
expects to begin getting his lobster
traps in order soon for the season.
0
Mrs. Sheldon. :upervieor of pen-
menehip tor‘ the Norwalk schools.
had in- A. Thompson, supervisor
of physical culture. were visitors in
the. Rowayton Public school this
week. This afternoon a meeting of
the mothers is being held with the
view of organizing a. club.
0 0 0
Mrs. Henry Rowland. who has
been confined to her home for the
but week with an stick or bron-
chitis. is able to be out again.
0 O O
. The regular monthly meeting of.
the Rowayton Men e club will be held
.. this evening in the Sunday school
room of the Methodist church. All
then b! the town are invited to at-
tend this meeting as this club has
been tor-med especially for the pur-
peee of encourlaging comradeehlp
among the men.
An oyster stew is to be served dur-
ing the evening.
l t O Q .
II‘he Saute Construction company
noently finished repairing the walls
of the building owned by Adolph
"Brown. corner or Ramona street
and the Barton road. ~Mr. Brown
expects to have considerable interior
decorating done to the place.
0 O Q
Mrs. Eliza Eiaea. who has been
spending several weeks with rela~
lives in Norwalk while recovering
mm a broken arm received by slip-
ping on an icy pavement. recently
has returned to her home McKinley
street.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney.
Romy-ton avenue. left today for
Glenrlm N. J. ‘where they will
spend the week~end visiting Mr.
Pinkey’s hrotber. .
W Post Cords. Booklets
and Wider- a.t Allen's
Stores—Adv.
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‘At the next meeting of the For.
an Wisdom society. Mrs. Thomas
Slate will entertain at her' home.
wr- Rowayton avenue. Monday.
, ago 12 is the date set for this meet.
00'.
cm Theodore Smith. McKin-
Icy place. is getting his motor house—
boat. the “Harem-ct." in nominates:
'_“tag 1the summer. This was the only
u
see
Ill- Freda Heath. Rowayton are-
use. unstained at a lait evening.
hue. Nay Kitchen m:
“I Iconic 9061:. Won avenue.
and Inn ”assent Mina. N
welt, were amongfhe 'm
I D
L lea. 3053‘“ Leonard. Roton ave~
-MwasavimorinNew York City
yesterday
0..
m and Mrs. Mark W. Norman:
Mes avenue. have returned to
ID.
Whores being bum in Dibble
“flour museum“!!-
.Mdsnpidiyamiogcompletion.
Meat!!! mbab‘iyvnove into their
.. new ”home in s. sew weeks.
n
Ir. sud lire. William Show are
mummmdh‘isram-
minor-labia“ manners
”wabomesln the
may developed sedition near Sort-h.
O U I
an» M tournament. sched-
m to also place last m we-
Drug .
Hill anchored in the harbor all win-
‘ MNSTREL slow
BEING PLANNED
BY FIRE DEPT.
To Be Presented April
16-17—No Fire Per-
mits Issued During
April; -
The Darlen Fire Department will
present another of it. famous min-
ntrels two nights. Friday. April iii
and Saturday. April 17. The enter.
telnnlent committee is working hard
getting the show into shape and res
hearsals are held regularly during
the Week. Dancing will follow the
show and the music will be furnish-
ed by Schmidt‘s orchestra. The fire-
men are busy with the program at
present and they are planning one
similar to that presented last year.
a O I
Catholic Women's Card Party
Elaborate preparations are under
way for the card party. to be given
by the Catholic Women’s Guild of
St. John's R. C. church. Noroton. on
Thursday evening. 'April 15. The
party will be held at. St. John's hall
and the Guild will have a popular
orchestra on hand to furnish music
for dancing, which will also be a
feature of the evening.
There will be tables of euchre.
pinochle and bridge. Prizes will be
awarded winners at each table. Tick-
ets may be obtained from every
member of the guild. Refreshments
Will be served.
e o a
Alfred Slaughter. son of Dr. and
Mrs. William Slaughter, of Barton.
a student at Willislon Academy. is
spending the Easter recess at the
home of his parents.
0 O 0
Miss Dorothy Wallace. ct None-
gton Heighta has been elected chair-
man lot the entertainment commit-
tee of the Spanish club of the Stam-
iord High school.
0 e o
Miss Edith Cantrell. well known
soprano ct Darlen. has been engaged
as soloist at the Christian Science
church of Nonrelk. {or the month
oi April.
0 O 0
Kenneth Godfrey. a student at
Dartmouth college. is expected home
today for the Easter recess. His ps-
irents are Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey.
of Barton.
0 I 0
Mrs. Fred Muilett has returned to
her home in Darlcn. after an ex-
tended visit in Florida.
3 O l 3
The Triangle club of the Darieu
M. E. church will give an entertain-
ment tonight at the church at 8
o'clock The program will include
‘ dialogues. monologues. one-act coin-
ody. singing and other musical cum.
and refreshments will be served lat—
er in the evening.
I o a 0
Fire Warden John J. Bartoes has
towed a warning to all Dutch real.
deals that during the month or
April no fire permits will be issued.
The problem of combating the gram
and brush tires is being brought
forcefully to the minds of every-
one and precaution must be taken.
O O O
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Dorian M.- E. church that yesterday
alter-noon at the church.
OE MOLAYSNAME
KEITH OAINOR
Father-Son Banquet
New Dad.
Counoilor o! the Namath onenes-
a regular meeting or the chapter in
the Washington Street Masonite.
Tamils. last evening. Mr. Gainer:
will be installed next Thursday eve-J
ping and will succeed Ralph mm.
Bosnian Poet was elected Senior
‘ and Reginald Eon-thine
Junior, ounoilor. '
Final arrangements were made
for the annual Father Ind Eon bur-i
oust which will be held this ovum
in the banquet hall. The am little.
to be vary aucoemlul. The Mom:
Mothers‘ club will serve the m.
‘The an’air will etartprumflflyfl'?"
o’clock.
that evening. "Dad" W ‘W
Giuliani retired. as the harbor «It!
"the-hm lukewarm-chem";
m who would tune to be an the:
W Sunday. met at her
ibis owning It 8 olclock for
it
,fluammm Enacted
‘wwwmnpand
Gordian: inn-ounces the new W".
Votiha'chamer. denim \
one spoke. Dusting his VII? .1:
service “Dad” Gotham won his all:
into members” hearts mammal.
eVar beloved by them.
The Woman team' with a mi
0 ill-outer- will travel to W ib-
marrow. Following ‘a. my
me. the will attend one Shawl;
.hfll co! lthe Harlan ohm
Tin Ioniabilifi Brian. W lily
?Runen Runnermwonnwmb
Cornelia. Applications ma slo-
be...
:co‘ived :rmnuumhorfi
Ffllowtuthebmmm
-emnddisrtewas-enemplihflona
_:olI-ro11onroandldvhu.
miniature musical comedy. Kcmper
' with him, has come to her
bore. No admission will be charged
FOR OOHNCILOR
Tonight—How ard.
Gerham Introduces
Keith Gainer was elected Ill-bet“
or DeMolay tor the spring term at.
m
PALACE
The vaudeville at.‘ the Palace
Theater tor the last three days or
this week is one that should not
be misled because it is replete with
entertainment The Three Decorsoe.
masters of Jazz. the Welsh Sisters,
song treat, Sweets of .1926. a
it Bayard. comedians and Variety
Girls, comprise an exceptional bill.
Each set is a featured hit. With the
vaudevill fl— 0 S Perils of the Son.
starring Blaine Hammerstein. is the
motion picture attraction of the pro-
gram. This picture will be shown for
today only. Some of the high lights
are a huge ship sent to the bottom,
tho panic in storm and flames. the
battle for “to and love A gigantic
ecu sensation you ulli nelrrliorgei.
Tomorrow the screen uttering
will be Jack Hoxie in “The Demon."
At the Saturday mallncc only.
"Wings of the Fleet." official L'ni-
ted States Navy film, will be 1m.
seated. This picture will be found
unusually interesting.
REGENT
"Dancing Mothers" leaves the Re.
gent Theater otter today. it otters
in the principal roles Alice Joyce,
Conway Tearle and Clare Bow. Im-
aside a mother who. in order to
save her flapper daughter from
committing a grove mieta kc, tries to
vamp the man she'lears. And then.
without being aware otlt. falls in
love with him herself. and he with
her. .
The most thrilling emotional
scene that has been shown in a
long time is that in Jerry Naugh-
ton's apartment Ethel “‘estcourt.
the mother. who has fallen in love
lover.
Kittens. hot daughter. has come
for the same purpose. He, a chap
with a notorioua reputation. but
really a fine men at. heart, sincerely
loves Ethel, but has not known till
now that Kittens is her child. if
any drama. ever swept an audience
off its loci and made it gasp for
Month. this is it. And then. to
make things more exciting. Hugh,
Ethol's husband. a. phllandert-r,
suddenly resolves to return to the
straight and narrow, path and finds
the three together.
The picturm tomorrow will be
"The Thrill liuntrr," with excito-
nlont from start to finish.
RIALTO
Norma Shearer will conclude hurl
three day‘s engagement at thc|
liluitoeiheaicr following tonight'sl
presentations or "l‘ho Dcvil'a Cir-
cus." This in said to be her greatest:
role and she put» forth her belt. (rt-f
forts. The slow enlore around clr-
cus llfu and will he found wry lie-I
llghiiul and en‘trtuinlng. ‘
"lomoli'uw Bub (junior in olfcrul
in “Beyond the Rockies" 5, pIciult
which hit“ caught and retained.
more colorful incident and exciting,
action of the old wont than any of‘
recent mt-zmory A meat thrill show
to Jar you loose flom aour smut. ‘
Anoihr-r ehaptcl of the absorbing
piloioplay “Wild \Visi. " Is often-4i
in addition to the main attraction}
HONOLULU-«Wrii‘klki has a new
captain of life gum-tin, Alexandtr
Cleghorn, who sum-cede William K.
Kenwcmukl, better known or,
“Skilllllllmit Bill” to thousands of,
travelcrs. i .
NEW LABORATORY. _
EDMONTON. Albel‘iur-Annélunm- .
mom is made that the establishment
of complete muipmcnt tor a when!
milling and baking laboratory at ihn
ll
TODAY
135 7 und 9
The. only laudetille ehnw in town
THE THREE RECORSOS
.lnzz Delux
.. m.“ w.‘ .M... .H.-......—.~.w_
WALSH SISTERS
A Song Trout
SWEETS OF 1926
A lillniuturo lilimicul Comedy
KEMPER and BAYARD
Comedic: us
VARIETY GIRLS
You‘ll be Surprised
0N TIN-3 Siflilul'IN
Elaine Hammerstein in
.3. 0.3 .. Perils of the Sea
SATURDAY
Jack Roxie in
“The Demon”
l.\'l'R.~\ ADDED A'I'l'liAi'I'ION
Saturday Matinee Only
“Wings of the Fleet”
Official 11.3 Navy l‘l‘lnzs
Next Week Tuesdayw and
REGENT
LAST TIMES TODAY
3:15, 1:15 and 9 \
Alice Joyce, Conway
Teerle and Clara Bow
'-»~in~«
“Dancing Mothers”
ulso
Lloyd Hamilton in
“The Movies"
We a. Sir-room
i
' SATURDAY
"run THRILL HUNTER”
rvf the moat mulling film:
0E ”1U yi’nr
ummmc stories or
"The Scarlet Streak"
and Fox News
“in
SUNDAY EVENING
’l'fllfNDlt‘Ii. the marvel dog in
“The Phantom of
. The Forest”
{S FOR NORWALK THEATRE GOERS
"MA— 10 THEA "IE
LAST TIMES TODAY
Norma Shearer and Charles Emmett Muck 3'
--—-io-——-
“THE DEVIL’S CIRCUS”
SATURDAY
Thu newest idol of
young Amorit'u
BOB CUSTER
-—iu-
“BEYOND THE
ROCKIES"
uphamnl of surprising cli-
nn milnn, all fun.
I’ruIy u, grout Mum.
ulw mmilwr l'lmpirr
“Wlilll WENT"
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In l,“-y“,
SPECIAI. LADIES MATINI'JE; MONDAY AWFMSOON
This mum" iillll u-u tan-lite will admit llliIIeio In ”in ilinlm theatre
| to “Ilnt‘ch iim lain linrhara Million in "Tim “him Monkey”
SUNDAY EVENING
Betty Compeon. ‘1:
'4'
House Peters and ..
.Iuy Hunt
«in
“COUNSEL FOR
THE DEFENSE"
Wednesday
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pleted.
lwml’ortcbly
Hm; it‘s winter homo
Hli'l’l') OPERATED 03'
PEML‘. ind—«(lyeroting in spe-
clully prepared stocks in lieu at the
upholstered dentist
illuil‘, William 1;, bioldnon, veteri-
nury aria-emu, performed the dim-
will {mi of dressing leu make for
irm lion. Ilirflr; hippopotamus, mak-
et the circus
’uintwr qvmrtr'rx ntrlr Titl’“,
BEGIN nuns NM!
HENRY MN”. 55. a business
the renew stub of a theater
ticket.
JIMMY RAND. his son. goes
when.
mutational-aw.»
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chameleon-name mm..-
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mmmdumthnht immunisation“ that he
WMWJMhn Ilfllnnflflhemumue-
flmwbmmm Then she heard foothill—the
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blur. low-swing
in”.
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brain. ”can.
marathon.
”finer linden her amt, she would
g
VII I heavy thumping Ioldhartewatch Divia. to Keep this
”hummus-Jansen! m pointsdathizn ‘3 a“. h'
remaining step and. Bully. utter her? She shudderad. She would tn '
hmmdmmmlsa't
more. as was paralysed with ”Minn-ti h. nature! “an 5...“.
in:- that Jansen might get up and
chea- to enter that room where
W“ “mm‘m Andahahann't'hild limmytim
Mammmmu She had Invention. an. shiver-ed
”With in— m
mum. e
.eilflh' that. “militiamen. instead
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FLOW STUBFF
hemandi
3. ml at her to relax.
a To relax. to and relief in blessed
I announcement . . .hiut she dared
not. She knew for a certainty that
:itehebuteloaed her eyes and laid
taint. . . . And Jimmy Rand nan
. should move.
I Would-membrane thetriggll!
'if he should suddenly leap up st
5 ~bht 'dhe did not know.
We: had Jimmy let: her to to
mature-with Jensen up the?“
will. place and then. if he chose
alter: the pistol him-all and none
"tumult? Even tint was Millard!
enough for Jensen was armed . . .-
end with ammo suppressed a
run. “Mule-.‘Joudaod
Jen-an had dheomd him! In
ammwaitddorthoeoundots
dtho Wing of a door. anotnol
td‘lmmmanbzll Jon-lib
so. was numbing MI! m
in mm mm lea-ab in be!
men?!» tumedsher head ml“
room. all! that would mmhnv
ring the mun! m. And ehe‘
it” . .
She wine red a name the! Jimmy barely managed to
fainted dead away. . .,
cling voice that was Jensen‘s. ‘And
then—thank
voice that told her Jimmy was at
least alive.
imagination conjund up a thousand
rules for Jimmy—4n that room with
the torturing. bona‘breaking Jensen
i‘here flashed through her mind chat
Elm might be saving Jimmy for
some refined cruelty he might were
at his Mauro—playing with him. as
seemed ages—end the silence wee
omits: only by the guttural voice of
Jenn. and his laugh—that tonelesa.
heart. ins leach.
inglt her. She was tired to the
micro! utter exhau tion. and in her
head—behind bar eyes-was a pain
such-one had never before expat!
email in In" life. '
«listen. Ind beneath his head a little
puddle
formed. . . .
.arruvzn louder. She heard a door-open
violently. all the house tremble be
math a rush of reshape than as
wmthiu hit against the well. Then
tan-aim taunting voice. soundlm
heater. and themuudo! fleet! outer
drawn breathe.
mocking lplintering sound of brat
in; m. A loud. prolonged man
and then a been thump m the
amine. end aonlathlng rollim down
tried tom. m. but her voice was
only the-almost of whisperl. Hot
“In hell damn! cults suddenly. and
‘1 aharolian out or the chair and-onto
. no new. :lher' lingers still loose
turned. around notificaths m
3 m5 some. passed Influx up
' comm thaooniueatl .awahr
; min: 0f :Eld liivta and the opening
‘3 "imam; .iirange busing mantle
. were indium—then an amount
enie cruising who.
i sully. caesium revolved oil-ills
3 native the.
had
(or
ll?
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' ion
\
thn a vacuum aches, and the dn~
care that he moved to It came two,
with blood on them.
He tried to stagger to his feet, and
to catch hold of the dizzy fable
support. Hie knees refused to
hold his weight and he leaned on the
table heavily.
Before him. stretched on the door.
a women. Dull. confused ra-
mombrence was on him. . . . She
had been here before the dark came
nd someone else. too—Jensen.
Where was Jensen? Had Jensen hit
him? . . .
He crawled toward her. and from
between her fingers he pulled a pistol
he dimly remembered as having once
belonged to him.
0 e e
lately was leaning over Jensen's
voiceless. sprawling figure. He bent
closer. and in the eemidarkness he
muld see that the man's head was
twisted til an odd angle—es ii if no
:9: were Joined to his shoulders.
baud as he was with the shock-
and
soothing hale-Rand felt s sudden
and odd revulsion. . . .
a shadow tell on the wall beside
him. and a men‘s voice said. thickly.
“Damn you. lite. wby‘d you hit me?"
And then he turned and saw Kid
‘» Uivis' wavering figure silhouetted
unmet the light (mm the open door.
a pistol trembling in his {altering
hand.
_ “Olga." Jimmy cried—he had outta
forgotten about
head reared sherplyi at the sound a!
his voice. The pistol slowly rained.
Div-ta took an uncertain atop. still
fumbling for support with his free
hand,
SLUT 0"!me WIN) DOIIIflI,
her—end flivls'
"th” he began and then
stood frnnrn. bathed in a sudden.
‘ flaring light.
.' The (met door had swung open.
quickly and aoundleealy. Then than
' were voices. Jimmy heard a sharp
., command. and Divia. sliding down
. The wall. lot the pistol clatter to the
' door.
Goal-4 low. lieady
But what could they be doing? an
cat plays with a helpless mouse.
Bile listened end walled {or what am
he
“dentin her nerve-were venom
DIVE. Ihe noted pally. W It‘ll
thickening blood had
The film Ml!!! suddenly had
A sharp exclamation. end then the
”Still" the»
fimflhejfim “in
Bari? Colvin‘a voice sold. ”Jim!”
and a uniformed figure was bending
over him with a flashlight.
“God. Jim. i' m glad we found you.
What happened?” He glanced appre-
hensively at
clothing. his torn collar and tie.
Jimmy pointed. “Jensen. Tell you
later."
door of the room where Olga lay.
a. was beside her. rubbing her
wrists. liars-y trying to help. . . .
“Cold water. Barry."
“rule is better. Jim." Barry pulled
Iviflfllk from his pocket.
Olga Mamridimt“
"Yea. God knows what she's been
through."
He: eyelids slowly fluttered. then
opened. She ehuddered, and than
the eight 0! Jimmy brought a mint
Jimmy's cm "and
end with a bound was at the
“II this
In.
The policeman had dragged Divis
into the mom.
"What happened?"
asked.
“1 hallowed him here.” said lini-
my.
end Jensen had this girl hero—
prlsoner. Jensen's out in the hall.
Hid I W with “Sn- 5 I. 9 {Alone
atairrailgaveam....fle fell
.dowu... . imha like Molten neck.“
”as murdered my rather. Harry
. . . told me so.”
018'. "You all right now? What did
CW do to your-
tlivh spoke. in a whining voice. “I
didn‘t do million“
who! no. you!" in» vellum-o
was grim. unfnendiy. “We'll make
'm stale later:
‘lllenaens'sald
ms'go away with him. He wanted
me tire! to writela note to you. say-
inglladdoueit. . . . Ber—he beat
me because d wouldn’t."
W waarily.
”Dina-9‘
live you that thousand dellau to
these Jensen!"
Divis was silent.
”ton hear!" The policemen stirred
him with hi ohm.
“Don‘t.” morphine! Dirk. “in:
call. dead mom“
stirredtonudden mustache! be bed
been fol-Mate nit lineman as he did.
"11;th 3 3m." .13 Mn. taint.
Enlmmm weight methane.
“Elithimoverthehaad. as
He turned to
Olflflwmm
“been
Jimmy tunnd—‘twhe
and Jimmywas
Ihjl‘l'll'i'd :1 Fine line of
Miriam 3., jewelry and
silveruare for Easter.
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Today and ’l‘mnorrow
“The Restless Sex”
elurrlng
Madge Bellamy.
Gladys Brockwell
and others
“The Mad Marriage”
with
Rosemary, Davies,
Harrison Ford
by
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