THE EVENING SENTENEIp—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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TRUCK LIGHTS
BLIND DRIVERS
l OF OTHER CARS
1wayton Fears Other
Fatal Mishap e If
Law Is Not Enforced
Against perators
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Attenuon has been called to the
ms of proper lighting on the
meti- that drive through the town.
Automobiles are obliged to carry
.1 h powerful headlights that the!
"1 till cause accidents. blinding the
were of other cars.
Many trucks carry lights that can
herdly be seen forty or fifty feet
ewes. and some have only one light.
making it difficult to tell at a die-
- tenoe which side it is an. especially
if the truck is being driven in the
, middle of the road. Many pass
’ with no lights at all.
If something isn't done about this
matter the chances are that another
serious. it not iatal accident is apt
.‘to occur.
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Rehearse Easter Music
The choirs of both churches are
holding rehearsals for the Easter
music which will be sung next Sun-
. day. in the thinning and evening.
The Rowayton Baptist church choir
includes. Mrs. Lewis liopps. Mrs.
Earl Stevens. lilies ilhodu. Jarvis
and Miss Murporio DuFault. so-
pranos: Miss Gertrude Brands and
Miss Emily Stevens. altos; Andrew
Painter and David Albrecht, tuners;
oward Every. bees. and Miss Mary
men. organist.
Mrs. George Moore. Mrs. George
Cudlipp. Mrs. Samuel Hall, Mrs. W.
lj‘md Ambler and Miss Carol Mills.
aopranos: Mrs. Susan L' lionimedieu.
Mrs. John Plander and Mrs. Benry
“trait. altos; Fred Ambler and Ed-
ger Bryan. tenors :b‘idney Bell. buri—
tone. and Harry Brynn. base. are
0 members in the Methodist
church choir. 'l'he organist Of this
church is Mrs. George Kay.
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School Attendance
The following children were per.
foot in attendance during the month
school: Grade 1. Gwendolyn Young.
Albert Feller. Alired Krausse and
William Moore; grade 2. William
Drcnosky. Joseph Morrison and
Helen Mosely; grade 3. Betty Funk,
;" lilu Tompkins. Harry (Jokes and
indent. Stelltuis; grade 4. Lest/er
Falrohlid. George Kay. Gladys his-l
kowsky, Nana liiiligan. Vida Wa-
terbury; grade 6. Emma Eleck. Jen~
Kay. Dorothy Manuel. Louis Dren-
osky. John Lukaes. Everett lilorley.
Earl Stevens and Lester Smith;
grade 5; Royal Decker. Francis
Foreit. Nancy Leonard, Edward
Krusse and Francis Raymond.
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Good Will Society
elighttul hostess lo the members oi
e Good Wil
her home your
{ton avenue moved to be a most
cloty which met at
ist Episcopal
of the following ladies through the
.afternoon. Mrs. Harold N. Wilson.
Mrs. Lester Gilman. Mrs. Earl Stev-
ens, Mrs. Ira ll. Kiggtus. Mrs. Sid-
nay Bell. Mrs. Thomas Saute, Airs.
George Kay. 'ilrs. Jeseph R. Taylor,
Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch. and Mrs. 1311‘
L. Raymond. The next meet-
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Bell. Crockett stllreet.
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The Rowayton Men‘s club and the
Ladies' Aid society attended the
Lenten sewices in the Methodist
church last night. "Jesus at the Last
Supper" was the subject of the dis-
course given by Rev. Walter C.
Coward pastor. A communion serv-
ice was held in the church this
morning, at 7:80 o‘clock. and serv.
will be held again this evening.
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Renal! Remedies a complete
gt Allen’s Drug Store—Adv.
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A cake sale will be held satur-
dea in the Roweytoa Meat Market.
Roweyton avenue. by the members
of the Home Missionary society of
the Methodist chuich.
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The funeral of Mrs. Josephine
gun will be held tomorrow after.
‘ noon at her late home in Craw ave-
nue. at 2:80 o'clock. Rev. George
B. Tattle. pastor of the Dar-fen Con.
gyegatlonal church will omclate.
Burial will be held in the Raymond
cemetery. Rowayton avenue.
Bridgeport Theatres
Poli’s Park
moor up sermon:
“Follies of the Day"
with
ELSA HAY
And :0 young chorus girh
of March at the Houayton Public
n‘ie Johnson. Muriel Julcson. Ruth.
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ISSUED ABOUT
Permits Must Be 01)-
tained, Darlen Fire
Warden Reminds
Citizens.
Conrad A. Luna. local m m:
den. has issued a warning that days
one in Darien who lights outside
tires without a portrait will be nail.
to one and imprisonment. lilo men
fires are to be started during the
month of April. except following a
day of rain. The danger of forest
or grass Bree is Very great and ex-
ilame precautionary methods should
be taken. the fire warden says.
Permits to light tires may be had
from John Bartoes. deputy fire war-
den Norcton. as well as from the
local warden. .
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Coho sale Tomorrow.
The Lediee' Aid society of the
Barton M. 5. church will hold a c.1ke
‘sale tomorrow morning at 9:80 in
Walter Stewart's store. All kinds cf
tasty entables will be on sale and
the support of local residents is
greatly desired. '
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Cantata Toni“!-
”OIIYCI. to Calvary.“ Maurice?-
famous cantata, will be presented
this evening at 8 in the Noroimi
Presbyicrain church. The oratorio
11 ll be presented by the church
quarwte which includes: Miss Helen
Whitelaw. sopranoi Mi“ Elsie Shaw.
contraltot Gardiner freeman. ten-
or: and lift. Gouriay. bass. The quar-
1.11.10 is well known throughout the
vicinity and the program will pro-
vide one of the best musicales given
in the church. The cantata denotes
the scenes of the last few days of
J;..us' life on earth. The first part
hrn'ns with His triumphant entry in
Jerusalem and then leads up to the
scene of His tragic death on the
cross. Miss Barbara Wecd will ac~
company on the organ.
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St. Luke's Services.
A Good Friday eeryice was held
this morning at 10:45 at st. Luke's
Epis¢0pai church. A baptismal sew.
ice will be hold 11 is afternoon.
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Home From College.
Several college and prep school
students are spending the Enter No
case at their homes here. Among
those who are enjoying the short
vacation are: Miss Catherine nu»
banks, .‘ew York University: Mile
Mary and Miss Margaret Croieot.
Connecticut College for Women: Misc
Edna Cmin. Northfield seminary:
Chapman Beauregard. New York
University: Kenneth Godfrey. Dart-
mouth. and Benjamin Weed, Ilotch-
kiss.
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E. Hepe Norton's home at Teller
Bits. F. J. Arnold or upper Row-f
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afternoon. 50‘” Irleid. is a Visitor at the
res the work Lowndes
ticks is open for the summer.
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Miss Virginia )loDonlels, of New
York. II a visitor in Noroton
Heights.
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”NEWS FOR NORWALK THEATRE- GOERS
THEATRE NOTES
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“Drusilla with e trillion" oleses its
ailment at. the out with to.
dee‘e prosecutions. naetb l-ier-
no. new can- and Prisoiile Bonner
m in the cut Because of its
realism. became or its hummus
everybody is talhing about it end
everybody is going to see it. it has
Wmthy ena uhdol‘ltanditig. it had
the gripping pathos and sincerity.
it he: wholesomenees withdut pruo
dery and a great romance withoutI
Mini-limes. it has humor. it is
drawn from life and or lite. ft is'
life. It is a picture yen can‘t ef-
tore to miss. .
BIALTO
"M611“ Cdi'ld" elem today at the
IRiaito theater. Lew Cody. Gertrude
01mm“ and Zaeu Pitts are in the
leading miles All the thrills. sni-
ety, beauty. wealth of Monte Carlo
flash through the “steel. funniest
nlm you've seen in years.
Tomorrow. “Hearts and Fists."
With Marguerite De la Motte and
John Bowers. will be presented. Ro.
nuance and pulsing life in the pine
scented mountains of the great
northwest: battles for supremacy un-
der the giants of the forests. love in
the valleys and daring on the heights
are in this mighty melodrama with
I. super cast. Anothur chapter of
the serial "Wild West" will be pre.
sented with the feature attraction.
The sandwille at the Palace the-
ater for the last heir of this week
is excellent.
wet: the plaudith of the audience
house until the performers came out
A program of this kind 5
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LAST ruins TODAY
2:15. 7:15 and £1
, “DRUSILLA
. With a
‘ MILLION”
It will grip the heart and soul
of the world
SATURDAY
William Fairbanks
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“THE GREAT
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and
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LAST TIME! TODAY
E CARLO”
With —-—-
LEW CODY and GER’I‘RUDE OLMSTEAD
See the pennant of beauty and fashion in the famous ritv
of chance
ADDED FEATURE
HAROLD LLOYD in “NEVER WEAKEN”
SATURDAY
1 John Bowers and
Marguerite De LaMoi
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and In r11 in a 11' may (11 115:1 1,
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in {soils of «1.1112112. it is u mogul:
cent show in nary rosy-vol.
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Mnn I.'|1.H’inll‘.~'." “lih Iiiunit
111ml Dorothy Dwmo. ionic its
'of the honors.
of Monte Illue mirs
the same first; amount
131nment they always .10.
Tomorrow.
is “The
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in the principsl roles.
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tho pliotoplny aivrnc»
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whose applause rang throughout the with Tom Tyler and Frankie Darro Hilllhx‘l‘ romc genuine Turkish cigars.
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and did anothrr "turn." Th" 11:11- l‘qudlliiinl,
gram contains Dorothy Stilton (Kr
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“WILDWEST”
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SPECIAL LiiDIE.‘
MATINEL MONDAY
AFTERNOON, ADMISSION TEN CENTS
I Urofllilllg .1 mirror ”r 3 [gt-1.1m-
:v'r‘n 1*;1‘ had lur‘r:
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Inn Arum-i on goods so now we (-
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limit hm
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hire. Maurice Weaver. of Ridge-1
home of
her mother. Mrs. Iri'ing
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1W. Banks.
Jr.. of New \ork. are occupying
,tiieir summer home. the Post Road
Noroton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Bill. of
Gardner street. Norotou. have arriv-
ed at their home after spending the
winter in Florida.
Streets Not Go M
The damage done by the severe
winter to Lllt? local streets is not as
bad as in other years. according to
a report made yesterday by Charles
P. liurnph. superintendent of high.
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ways and bridges The Darlcn street;
department has filled in a number’
of holes with gravel and the streets.
in general are in good condition."
Gravel was used on Hanson piece.
Nearwatcr lane and Hollow Tree
Ridge road.
The local 'hlghway department
has cut down the two large maple
trees at the corner of Mansfield
avenue and.tl1e Post road in prep
aration for the widening of that
corner.
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Ladies Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Der-ten M. 3:. church held a
business meeting and election of of-
ficers yesterday afternoon as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Anna Lowudes. president.
Mrs. Benedict Liichfleld. 11cc-
president.
liliss Anna Seofield. secretary.
Mrs. John Brenner. treuurer.
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Club Disposal Plant.
Work has been started on a pri~
veto sewage dispoeel plant at the
site of the New Wee Burn Golf club
in the Halter Ridge section. The
work is being done by Marcelle
iifezrulo. of Port Chester. and will
cost approximately 820.000.
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After elephg at a night club
with a beautiful girl called
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"A”! MORTON. middle-aged.
1 rich. attractive. returns” tehle
city apartment. to 111111 his
adopted daughter. AUDREY.
Still it " '21."..1“
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he were not wealthy. so she
could color more of his corn-
two‘-
Morton. whose business is un-
known. has been a center of
curiosity in Rochester for
fifteen ears. On his return
there ill Audrey. be ilnde s
shabby stranger awaiting lilm.
whem'lie throws out of hi.
house. He ortiaro s punts do
tectivs to trace the nun. saying
that the stranger claims to be
Audrey‘s stepfather. end has It-
tempted to collect money He
gets word that the stranger has
been arrested.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
(The sauce and alt-atten- is this
story ere Ietlueas.)
CHAPTER ill
RRESTED'“ Morton snapped.
"Are you sure he said the
man was nrrcsted?‘
The 3oung man nodded.
"Did that detective ask
to me?" Morton demanded.
"i told him you were busy." the
youth said
Morton quickly struggled into his
(woman. and took his hat and shck
He stopped a moment. wuh his bond
on the door knob. for a final address
to his secretary
"Young mun." he said. “.1 good
secretory ought to know autulnati
caiiy whom his employer wants to
talk to. and whom to put off You ere
usually wrong"
He banged the door as he went
out and ran down the stairs. witl.
out awaiting the elevator it was
only a short distance to the police
etaiion and there Morton found the
man called George awaiting him
The detective was standing on the
"on! steps.
"What went
wanted to know
The detective bit reflectively at the
end of a clgur
"l hadn't even gotten started." he
said "It appeere this fellow of yours
showed up at your house. about the
time you were in my ofhce He went
up to the back door and banged on
it. Your hiredgirl sew iii and i
guess she recognised him Anyhow.
Ills telephoned to the police. and an
ofiicer' went around and arrested
him They‘ve got him in a cell here
now."
Morton nodded "That's not so
bad. You wait here. and ill go in
and talk to him."
The officer in charge of the station
knew Morton. an'd greeted him pleas
ultly
mural»: you picked upin my
Yard.” Morton said. He had no
business there. but I know him
lun'diflgciaendtelhtohlm‘r'
The officer assented. “All right
mine. Connemara l'lltalte you
been there. "
He left Morton in the corridor. out-
side the cell in which the stranger
was locked. The man stared at him
mmly through the here. lor-
tee went down the m. “cited
up an ancient kitchen chair that
good; the well and dragged
to 0 door aimngdown. he
Wed his late visitor.
“Jun like a mbber bell. aren't
you?" be asked. “Throw you down.
and you bounce right up again."
The other men did not reply
m resumed: 'i mixer thought
you-'d come back. but i didn't think
it'onldbeeoaoon. ltaeemethey
have you looked up as a We
character. No other charge against
Be waited. The other nun com
eredforaummendatlestaa
swered: "They haven't got anything
spins: Ina—yet.”
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wrong?" Morton
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per, and frowned.
asked Audrey.
“They Norton .111
survd him.
the country. if i not you :1 gob that
“ill give. you a living“
The stronger 119111 '0.le
bunk. and out do“ 11 lie dropped his
chin toirhih right hand and rested
his elbow on his knee There was
silence [or several minutes A: last
he spoke again
"i haven i got any money to go to
a fereign country." he said
Morton gave a short nod. “I
thought not. ill take care of that.
H! take care of the Job. too. if you
will go there. and stay on it. as long
so the Job lasts. is that fair?"
The men came forward to the bore
of the door again. ‘You limited me
pretty rough. 0"” there at your
house "
Morton came close.
“You had it coming to you.
rougher than that." he said. his tone
very low. "You had it coming to
you for a good many years "
The other man pulled a dirty hand-
kerchief from his pocket. and wiped‘
his mouth with it. nervously “i had
it. pretty rough for the same num
ber of years " He Inspected Morton” s
irimly set overcoat. his hat. his.
sharply creased trousers. and his
hand-made shoes. "You're rich. well
dressed and comfortable. Just look
at the!" He waved his hand at his
own rough clothing
“it tell! your money l'm spend
ing.’ said Morton curtly. “book
has. Smith—l believe Smith was
the tut name yen went underv-
you'redn a pretty bad situation. and
you know it in: willing to take
care of you on this ion 1 spoke
about. You were a rather fair metal»
iurgist once. i suppose you would
be still. if you hed.been in a post
tion to work at It in recent years
Are you willing to take s steamer
to South America. and go to work
there. or aren't you?“
The men considered There was a
siyliftlohlsiipesbeturneduo
Morton again "You‘d do pretty
nearly anything. or pay nearly any
thing. to get rid of me. wouldn‘t
you?" he asked.
Manon turned abruptly on his
heel. and strode rapidly down the
corridor He was nearly at the exit
when the man called to him “Well
a minute "
Morton stopped. and waited.
"l'll take you up on that.“
him said.
Morton ieturned. his face stern
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won‘t have
the
"Are you willing to leave!
to his'
Morton looked at the number. on the little slip 0 pa-
”Something worrying you. do dy?"
111ml act. "if you think that l wouid
pay nearly anything. or do nearly
'al‘i)l.lllll. to get rid of you you re
{munikenf‘ he said "Bu: ill get rid
of mi lam making mu .1 fiir and
3&1 ious offci if 1.1a take 1:,
11.11 ' if 301) don 1. its all r1;. it: too
not be quite so right for you Do i
make myself clear. Smith"
Snuth nodded. "I supper: it's
Ciel: i said I‘d go,"
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cully to get the man‘s release 120111
3-11! The detectixe. who still was
uaiu 1, on the steps outside the 51.21
min when Morton appeared. lislencd
to tilebrlei orders that he received
from his employer.
"Stay With this fellow until we put
him on his ship." Morton directed.
"Audiey and ! Will go down to
New York on the trait. my
night You take this fellow to a
hotel tomorrow. and cell the up All
My apartment about noon There's
eves-e1 sailing for Bucnos Aires in
two or three days ill have a berth
.on that for him The ticket mil be
in your hands in plenty of time to
get him on board iou uont have
to see me again-cl ll send the tick
ets. and some money. over to you as
soon as l have found out where
you re going to be."
The «town took another bits
from the end of his cigar. reel cred
the mg" to his pocket. and chewed
piecidly unul‘Smlth appeared The
two of them walked together down
the street. and Morton with
a light of eatismcucn in his eye.
turned beck to his own ofilce
"Get Ilse Morton on the phone
for me." be directed as he entered
the oilice "That you dear’" he
asked as the secretary handed him
the telephone "Well. we're going
back to New York tonight-
unexpected trip Will you see
that my bag is packed for ate?—
Whatf—Yee. you‘re going too Of
course-Veer—New seen-Well. all
right We'll go to the open."
He was smiling as he hung up the
receiver. ”She wants to know if she
shall Lalie her new opera-coat. i
guess that‘s what operas are for"
His secretary made no comment.
He lingered at the desk. though. no
certainly.
”Want anything?“ Morton asked
The young then pulled at the lobe
of his ear. nenously
"Were you Iooltlng for somebody
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to Mil-it. my place" he. asked .3
length
“Yes. i was. ' Morton said briskly
'Youn: teilow named Parrish. He'll
be here to shout e m Don't
worry. though. l'll get you another
M)"
The young man. his head hanging.
retreated through the door Morton
heard the latch elicit. but imme-
diately the door twwfltd- ”18 ”0'
reury's heed appeared. "i'm sorry
l‘m going." said the young man
"rush' Tush?" Morton said “Most
men who are failures. have failed
because they started in the wrong
31111 1'11 11:; to put ~you in the right
one. '
The young man again withdiew.
Morton tool: a email account
ledger from his desk. and busicd
himself a while In making entries
in it. copying from the stubs of it
email pocket check-book This done.
he reached for the telephone. and
called the number of his bank.
"iiive me the president‘s office."
. he cidercd “hen the operator at the
banii responded "This is My. Mor-
Iron tall-ting Hurry Morton " There
“at. s muse. and then he spoke
Inglln: "Hello. John—111 th1t 3ou. -—
ii'reity well. thanks. Say. John. did
you get a report on that young fel-
low Parrish?"
lie listened an ill: Mend talked
rapidly for a minute or two. and
nodded his head With satisfaction.
That's good. thanks Sounds like a
ilretcinss young chap ill be ready
for him as soon as he is clear or his
other job. Send 11-1110 to him to
come on ovu. ready to start in.
G'by.”
When Muiton and Audrey armed
.11 the railroad station. that evening.
the deter the and the mun Smith
ueie “Ilkl'lg up and down the plat-
form Smith acknowledged Morton‘s
greeting nilh a jerk oi his own head.
and stood still hiudHng Audrey
11 1h curious. matron-ed eyes. The
delcclhe copped tool; cff his lat.
and lectured it to the corner of h'ii
1head.
l ‘15 that aufui man suing With
. 1.5 " Audiey asked
I "011 the same train." Morton nuv
Isn'ei'ed. ‘We are acting as his cs~
’cort committee"
The pill shivercd "i won‘t have
to talk with him. Will i?“
Morton smiled. "i won‘t even let
you talk to him."
Morton had taken a loser berth
{oi h1mseif.snd e diuwing mom for
Audie}. He silt ulth her in her
mom. and together. throutlh the open
(loo1.ihey stitched the (lemme and
Smith sitting in the tar end of the
car At first the men had taken their
seats facing the man and girl. but at
a terse order from the detective.
Smith had taken the opposite seat.
turning his beck to the drawing
room Before his companion seated
himself. he looked with a grin to
were Morton. and received the lee
ter's wave of approbation.
A telephone message was awaiting
Morton in his apartment when he
reached it the next morning. its
looked in the number. on the little
slip of paper. and trowned.
"Something worrying you. daddy?“
asked Audrey. taking Quick note of
his expression
He held out the slip of paper to
her. Ever see that telephone nuns
her before?"
She shook her need. .
"l‘m glad of it.“ he said. ‘1 fast
wanted to make sure. Would you
mind surplus to your room for a
moment? i want to telephone. and
ldon'twent you when“
The girl went away. and Morton
outed himself beside the telephone.
First he called his own New
Yorh ones. and dictated a cable
wrong time in the morning to
1111.» you tin-but whet do you mean
by calling me at my apartment” ‘1
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ALL NEXT WEEK Tilt) BIG BIII.I.S Oi
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
Ladies Admitted to Monday Matinee for 25091111
Rogers and Donnelly
Fifteen Minutes of Laughs
Foalum Pictui. , y i 1; . . i 1 1
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday, Fl‘lI‘Iay, Q11ml 1'
11 ill:
“Oh What a Nurse” Round The World riym
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Canary COEttl'l’C
RestauranI
NOW OPEN
(Formerly Weehuru Golf Club):
Moderate Prices Excellent Cuisine
0111111112 A. M. T0 12 r. M I
Post Road
Tel.
Boston
Noroton. Ct. Daricn 370
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“e are now showing Spring Styles in Oxfords and Pumps.
31:1in other.
Cantilever for Correction and Oct fort
CONNEALLY & BRAC EN
81 Washington Street South orwalk. 001111.
1111. ‘
Rim-ii. Tan. Sauterne, Opal, Grey.
I'el.
EASTER ACCESSO IES
Everything that goes with tl‘ifiidiEW Easter
Coat and GOWll may he found here. JIM :15 11. sug-
gestion: - I
Kid Gloves, Silk Gloves. Hosiery. Silk Under-
wear, Artificial Flowers. Silk Scai‘fs.
Neckwear.
Infauts‘
Coats and Dresses
I
111va B. Swill
13-15 Main St.
and Children's
Hats,
Norwalk
New Coal PI‘iCcs
Effective April lst
Egg and Nut, per ton . .. $16.00 ohuted. . . I$16.50 carried
Stove. per ton 18.50 ohuted...i 17.00 carried
Pee, per ton 14.00 chutod...114-50 carried
Buckwheat, per ton 9.00 ohuted.... 9.50 carried
Oolre. per ton 14.50 chuted....1l5.00 carried
Pocahonte, New River 12. 50 chuted I 13.00 carried
The above prices are subject to 501: per 11 discount. for
cash or payment in 10 days from date of iIivoioe.
We have in stock Old Company' 11 Lehigli Lehigh Valley
and Wilkes Barre Honey. Brook
TIIE FERRIS- DEVI E C0.
Mldn Materials
.& First St.
'rwo YARDS
149 Washington St. Seaview Avt
Phone 652
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