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Mysterious Spectacle
Witnessed A b o u t
' 8:30 Last Night Near
REGENT
LAST TIME! TODAY
"leil's Four Hundred." corn-
pletes its run at the ltialto theatre
with today's presentations. Marga.
rot Livingston and Harrison Ford
are in the title roles. I! you onloy a
good story. well told. rinely acted
2.15. 711'. rind 9
3 PHRF.RMANOES DAILY, 2:15 nntl 7:15
ENTERTAINMENT PLUS!
LAO! TM! TODAY
“HELL’S FOUR HUNDRED”
$200 Fine and Jail for
. New York Bootleg-
ger-- Stamford Man
That’s what the Palace is oil'oriny l'l prmnmiw thw M
f ‘ ' . A . .,.. i finest
3?: richly mounted "then so I” __ starring __ and luri'l‘lvst proclaim Pl'l'l‘ m 1hr :wr-nnllu.
, olls Emir Hundred. it is as iss» -
Pays $25e Farrell! Garden‘s cinatlng as the Broadway it tells - ' . .. “I i "M“-
D“ u m I t n u a . w u m ‘ mg. u 1 t 1 Margaret Livingston and Harrison Ford FIVE BIG ACTS
v a o ac tat oases neglects ling near 0 noy " emory no." a pours or u - - n
« were heralded for last evening's street and Highland avenue watched every boy and girl. man and woman An unusual story 0! a com Digger a “"011 for 301d
session of the Dsrien town court.
when a o'clock come. only three
were heard. The remainder wont»
over until next Monday eventu-
with interest the spectacle of a lame
cross being burned in an open lot
opposite Ferrell's gardens. about
8:80 o'clock last owning.
who had romance they wanted to
remember should see this photoplsy
which tomorrow begins a three day ‘
engagement at the Rialto theatre.
KEITH VAUDEVILLE '
d
wnDitnsDAY. rnunsnnt, rams?
Judto Ehemlnh. Candeo of Non flavors! times in the past year or Eleanor Boardrnan and Conrad NI.
walk was on the bench in the at» so. this he- occurred Inmrlou- ucv sol are in tho leading roles. it u “MEMORY LANE” Andre & Marcelle Dotson
sauce of Judge Charles Bates Dans. il°nl013°flyl°mN° "l. “'5“ 10 t Dhoioolo! that you will cherish . . . . . ‘
who has been away to, his health. know why it is done or .who are tho long in your memory because it will Golden (rail: Syllcopnlorn ngllinln: St. 3 .. ,....1 Laughs
Clgmgnung Morrow. an East lnstlgators. . _ bring back the days that will linger ._ with .. , ,.
mm. or. New York City. a bout- ‘3 ”WWW"-
legger hy profession. and a victim
WiGGlNSVlLLEW
Oinoiol board Meeting
t; Policeman Amos Anderson's vll- The official board otltho Mm}? until Eleanor madman and Conrad Nage‘ A ll'rlm'wly With Muniu.
i use. was given a 8200 line and church hold its ros'uar men y ‘ ~ - k
“m w ”u for to days. a a “mu" in a“ Sunday School rooms ———i- (if all the paths that load through life the happiest
The biggest and morriost bill over
to be presented in'Norwalk. ls cer-
‘lwith illegal transportation of liquor.
or the church. last evening. Reports
Morrow‘s companion. Michael alone.
is memory lane
of the ending of the year were read
Donovan & Lee 1 Romas Troupe
NEXT WEEK Th.) kin v - . . . .-1.'
i. and (moon of Ireland! All .ll‘lil i. 1:.» ..
349 East 109th. street. Manhattan. and consider all routine business was wilyfiii'lflg“ ‘a‘hg‘: 3:31:2‘33‘: ',__ I}:
Was discharged. transacted. ' t ‘ d eh i m" , . . ——- ON THE SCREEN ~—
Wlieu apprehended early last According to those monthly m. smusemon l“ mu WK sons lighting stops and laughs. and son .1 null liked lavm'lle' oi .\orw.al.< '
closes tomorrow. Audiences yesterv
day afternoon and last night are still
talking about it. They are recom-
ports the church is in a better con.
diiiou than it hoe been in the past
Tuesday morning. by Officer Andor-
will he seen in "The Untamed Lndy."l '
son, after a ”spirited" chase from
Glorious Gloria who has doliuhlsd
the Roman Troupo. an acrobatic rc-
vuo. comprise the \audefllie pro-
HAROlD now
an
SYD CHAPLlN
- . . . ‘ ‘- ~"F0ll
. . w ~.‘r" strain. incomparable (or entertain- horunlk patrons with her piln‘. pery L - ‘
But: sgvlcemstatlon so Dorie!!! lo Riv. Walter C. Cowart. the pan. mending “ ‘0 “WT friends as they mom. unsurpnssed for nmusrmout. llI‘lrquuvts “ill nivo thom another ”A H EAV} -.._. ...
€011 1'. O 0" cor foun . conccaps for will “no tomorrow .0 attend would I: ommond anything that is thrill and ln-autliui romnnn‘v in th " “ ._..
ziilgnftzgflzrcghsau“d coupe. ‘0 the. New York East Conferenco "“ 3°° - WM" ' ”3 ”WW and 5“ 1 l.» r Kl'l‘dlf‘l‘l loaturc. (ileum m. .5 ”Ti
BAKE.
tor the one admission.
Five acts of Keith Vaudeville. s
two rool comedy. I Paths News. l}.
WhiCh is being held in the Hanson
Place Methodist church at Brook-
REGENT
Morrow professed his innocence.
O O 0
. but work in this phciopluy and ori-
l'is haw acclaimed it as her best.
“0H WHAT A" NURSE!”
.. ‘W‘hoao who are admirers of Gloria . -. . "t ' . ' . . .
Hungsskl Fined. w“. a. Navy films and the monster “The mam“. Am 1 story “pm” mm. m!“ ”fir m m” produc- “lion .\_\.l I nupllu cuts into lint inn-e.» ill~t__'?l.:~n‘ tin-n the
Stephen Hungaski of 121 Look- ‘ ‘ ' laughing 1.1.. "Oh What ., Nurse." youth in all of its inst movingwmn'
'Lynches In Calltornio.
Word hasbeen received that Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Lynch. of West-
side avenue. have arrived in Cali-
fornia safely after making several
stops on the way. One of those was
wood avenue. Stamford. did not
seem to mind the heavy traffic on
Bunday afternoon. and nonchalantly
passed in and out among a long
line of cars. Stato Policeman Salva-
tore Fratlno saw him and so Judge
_ fun llt"!lli\
phases. lrnvcs lhu llegnnt after ‘0’.
night. Clara Bow and Donald Krill. """
play the main parts. It has romnnct‘. ; in. world has been moving nlOnK
excitement and action which is a. M...“ .. ”Nd mm. ”m. to“. women
owned by n youthful gsyely that is now won.“ over the small hov who
always colorful.
with Syd Chaplin and Patsy Ruth
Miller in the important featuring
roles.
"Wigginsflllc." a musical comedy:
Donovan and Lee the king and
cueon of Ireland. Andre and Mar-
The dcprrssing thing about mod-
ern stutcemnnship is. it is almost
impossihlu ior 1L politician to be
right without being too unpopular to.
._.._ AlAil ..._.
Two Reel Patlle Comedy - News - l'. 5. Navy Films
floor. She went on. 119‘: iono monot-
drlvlnz under the influenctI of li- wasovlsltor in town yesterday. Mr.
nose of BARB! MORTON. rich.
pun-o mnrhlos for mops—~Indlnn- he .re.elcctcd.-llmlston. Post-Dis- ,. .l ’ . ‘ ' ' ) ‘ ‘ . _
Csndee fined Hungsskl ‘25 and at the Grand Canyon in Arizona. cells. golden gate syncopators: Dot. Beginning tomorrow. Gloria Swau- umn- Silli'. paich_ 1‘0 ADV ANCL I‘\ I R“ I“
costs. ' ' ‘ ‘
C e e e . [uses 5.
Dream Castollano oi Waterbury The 81:33:, newsbot' Hirlam . . she said. "in the name of heaven. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM THURSDAY
:ho it‘ll; arrestadFthll;y Emm’: Morley of Crockett street. had the I cant you fprpvsmel Dont be: so _ ‘ ‘ .i- , ~ .. p . w -.
Y o coman r d hi . misfortune to loss a five dollar bill . cold to me. Don t iutll that 5.10“ Q .
charged with speeding. ha 5 case Yesterday, while delivering his pa- , ' around you—wait. Lillln; mo. l .
continued until “e“ MOM” even- pers between Allen's drug store and ‘ Harry.“ “ ‘ ” l Bridgeport Theatre.
ing. ' u e e the lower part Of the t"1‘3:- ilAd”. Clue u‘s'mn Half automatically the obeyed his ‘
. er. . .
The cases 02 Samuel Attila. Fred ward has b°°“.°"3'°‘l o o n BEGIN a!“ TODAY her in the chair she had just left. gesture. “d 10““ ”“3 ““3” 11° 0" i n
Cochl. Henry McGuiness. Thomas Soliln fo fiouth A on The town gossips of Ember Then he returned to his own stool. fered. Her eyes v-oru not on him. i p i30Ll/S P
Bitsno. and Albert Venezie. all 0! 3 r ‘ "n" ' tor have speculated for id and leaned back. his angers clasped now. but were fixed mmnrly on the . - J '
Norwalk. charged variously with Ralph Edwards, of Flax Hill road. "u, about m. own m bus'i- around his knees. l .
l
"Better tell me all about it." he opens. as if all llopt‘ Lad Lucu “1111- .--—»~—-- 'llll iis. l‘m MT
quor. intoxication. and breach of Edwards. who is employed on a mm, [dammed bachelor. suggested. drawn from 1...... F N “"VOI‘L’ Que. .. .- .
peace. “'0er continued until next conltwile tanker expects to sail for who dwells with m. adopted it w“ ‘ little um. before u“ girl "You do“ “W rm“ “nut l among 9 -. L, . l 1 Rm ‘1 .- brat Colum-
week. South America next week. “with. AUDREY. in an as- could .pmk. At mt. in halting ”n. r“ you're doing to me." she said. “You i CCSS Presented S00“ 2 1., liv ... ‘. ..,. :‘il'it‘tion
* ‘ ‘ ° ' " Mil" hWMhOW l" “Wh' tencco. she told him what had hop- . wouldn't do it. it you did know. You i ' , ‘ ‘ “'j l " ' ‘ '
John 17- Muro 0‘ Norwalk 1‘“ ‘3' Frederick Raymond. McKinley ester. and "h? maintains ‘“ honed. Jealous of Lois. and of his _ aren't cruel. int 501 or.» bring cruel . By Local lalent. ..1 l. will
ken a. pesltion ln O‘Conner's town place. has resigned his position with apartment in how York. which r .0 m3. 1 - it “ls ’ in f 1926”
1“! station. at Review Square. the Conn. Light and PQWet‘ company I" ‘1'“. our" ”w” '“k' Morton mzulc .1 quick pox-lure. "I Tho fir... “my...” pg‘vligntl m ..g r». L illCK is 0
o ' " ’ and has taken one with the Ncr- A m whom MW“ calls haven't oil-l :lzl unkind uozd. Nona." 5mm. xw-“ln. ($5111.: pm, “1;; . .., ' . ‘ _ .~ ‘ .... )1 ,
Scott Aim-coin of Raymond street walk Lock “on SMITH: and who claims to be he mm, "A H“ “MN.“ m . H ‘ ' _ . , . p . .. ‘ln’llpll‘lcha
was a recent visitor in Bridgeport. e e e AIIMI'GII luvlhtht? "sown Silo Huxl'lml. ‘~ 3'71 . “1...; such .. _.;.._v...,y..; . 4. ..: .T.‘ . ' m L'll'l.~
' ' ' \iiss Gace Yarrow and Miss star on “In“. 0 years. “"31” “‘1 ~ 1 Zhouciriw- Than... 1. :.- 'l‘
- Ch co 9. o 1' Morton hurries hlmofftosinb .. . .. .. . .
The Right RM- a‘m y - Helen Williams. ”New" “ Vassar in South America. lolly. :ritrnl MAN .1. t. ~ - , . _. M, ._--_,
Brewgter will visit Saint Lukes colle3°r were recent guests of Miss NONA I beautiful New ”mum mm “-2.. "if“ _. u. \ .—___.
Pal-13h to administer. confirmation Francis Bond. at her home on York 3"... who is. in love ‘Goodmh and “H...“ .thlfivml . ‘ "p .
Sunday morning Arm 25' Tm. 1' Rowwtonr—M‘flwe- Miss 3’17”" with Norton. quarrels with l_\'0;‘\\'3lk rpslt‘lrnls. .‘ilAl‘il‘. i (ll R OWN
l'the first visit to tho parish in two parents. Captain and M". Earnest L018. of when: slid ll Jealous. 'l'hli pin). v.11! .3: .M J. , .
years. '
I t e
E. H. Dclaticlrl 0f
Dolaflcld's Island.
g o O
' was
.. . . . , , llltlipn Dilvhllr. inn. , F375] HTTRU
a visitor in south Somali: n June with the children. to" “a." n “In: ”a. hone lurch-known to the NW , ‘ s . CTION
til o in
yesterday. 0 s 0 rum: “5‘3. ”Eda.” 8:: cf: Mr. Harris ulll rem} 4| TL, lumpqt Sh
‘ - . m ' phnn ’ »- 'a .7 . ,...-, - l' '3.
\{r 1nd Mrs. Marcus Bell. New Miss Helen Fllandlna. who has "hdssr” 3.3.9.. Morton starts [stiles not aldn'l. n. l. '. . i or wet in 0!! 01)
h Yo‘rk'd‘itv spent Easier fit their been spending soveral weeks as tho .0 leave. - menus will" A m.
summer home in Rins's End Road.
New York
City spent Sunday at his home on
Edward McGulness. West avenue
' ii 12...... um
{I Brooklyn. Mr. E. L‘Schuntachor
tea—"For years I was suffertng
indigestion and constipation.
Nettles
i
l
. \ larct- nlllnl-or .li' .‘Ctu \ :‘l.w
“ . . lancod at her from time to time. ‘ ‘
. r on of on W 0 I 0 None. crouched. and moved toward that will try anything-acme. Any- 'Theres a lady downstairs. who '5 , , residents came '0 this. my slin-‘
$9“?! réar‘t’or's Lit-Eh Liver Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 8. Bell. of her with the motion of an animal how. they both said they'd be tickled hos telephoned four or five times 233;?“3‘gh’firsrg’r; 530311252333" (luv. to look at: r lnrlr sunlmrr L GOLDEN
" They have made a new man Crockett air-est. are spending the about“ spring. Morton noted her to death to try it. and lust before now." he said. “She's been waiting .. ~ .. . ‘ - l. e ' lit-mos. Mallv or that. familiar: \~ ill a
I certainly can recommend d” in Waterbury. Conn. likeness tosblselt panther. with her you came in. they were telling how there since seven o'clock. she {Wm- M “5-3 l" 1°“ 11- W“ soon take up in- .r l’v.’si-l~:llv- m ”-1...
.. to ”you. suffering in mg , . , , sleek midnight hair. and blasiu they could usotho monsytogoovor wouldn't give her name. so l told CU”- “‘1nlmnnll0i'e.0r 1‘5 it. by c...“ , . ‘ ‘ , .
manner.” ‘ l") 1 M Imam“ c on“ dork eyes. There was no time for to London and maize a fresh start them to wait until you were up. and keovlnz him in hot pater. Mighty 1 “0.11.!- 5 Hum To WEAR
'g Little um an. m g’ M" and re. tl tried} "I oonurn lotion. however. The girls there. The cabaret: are pretty punk. had your breakfast. “W ““0319“ know that. M0“ '0!
'1’ vegetable innit”. TM! do who were "can lytim‘ 1 retheir were thin 3-3 instant 0‘ Phl'llfll in London." “Is Miss Morton up?" Morton “mm 1 think. (10 the way you re mum” ‘
mm“ “mm“. m". D'D' COW” can‘mtu 3' on! tom attack “POI! one anothor. . "Bram." Illa Morton. and turning. asked. (Mum A m.“ may ho fond 0! I 1 WASHINGTON STREET
baits or any Iniufldno hahltl many M911“ 3"- Oakes " an ex. Morton was between them in one strummod a bar or two. with one "ill see. sir." woman—even 5° l” “3"“ with he" Rheumgflchins .
.. ‘ W They are ”my service man and life ions resident 0‘ rapid stride. lie thrust the strange hand. on the piano. Then he swung The butler went slowly into the 3i“ 1‘ 5‘19 ll “Wit"! “NOW: ”W i
“ for every member. oi the fam- nowayton- Mfl- 0“" "l "1° girl tech. and turned to Nona. "You back again. facing tus girl. stair-hall. and up the stops. Pros- “0M1 Mlmllo "ml” him. mild": Backaches 1 SOUTH NORWALK
‘ nDrussisto. 35 a tee red one. former Mrs. Emily Porter. dsushlfl sit down!" he sold. quietly. “Did you really think that you sally he returned. scones. and keeping him acutely un- M . x l -
. of William Blackmail. of Not-walk. one looked at him. still binning could ,do anything to me with a “Miss Morton's maid says she is comfortable. he is solns to wander anness‘ . ‘
‘ e o o with wrath. Then obediently she scheme like that?" nearly dressed." . “WM" _ R ltf ‘
William Forolt. who has been an sank into the arm-chair that Morton Nona shook her head. "I dldn't "Take word to Miss Morton not to She nodded. without replying. and ‘35" Tom
'EAZA
‘35-1-9 lost 59th St» New York
illness.
Yarrow. are still in Russia, where
they have been since leaving Rows)“
ton last fall. Captain Yarrow is one
of the best known workers of the
Near East Relief association. Mrs.
Yarrow expects to return to their
home on Ron-nylon avenuo‘ some
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Victor
Scallsc at their home. Raymond
street. has returned to Montclair.
assua-
x. J. Many friends of Mrs. cw“ v1 ' .. . f ,. " m... .3... m. H, W... , __
were clad to greet her Easter Bun. oa'rox mm... ‘ I just wanted you for myself. lion-31:: R11. .. . ‘ ‘
day upon her first time out since her Nona on. on her test. new. light-hearted acceptance of Loio' "By the way. thin am “‘h0 "l“ “m1 3‘03 had. l “13'“ ."N 3“” 51ml?“ 3;: ' llllllllll (31.2,“ ". ‘1... WFPN STANDS
recent °P°""°“' holding to him with both hands. company the night before. she had this badger game on me didn't look hie—beaten mo. :1" )"v 'HM: ;l ~~~~~ I" t '1 [g ‘ ll .4 \ .
' ° ' The other girl. still in her thin raged and wept all night. after he any too well fed. Are she and that "Oh HM...‘._}M1_‘.. NM wu “-F: 1W .. mr‘yf ll; 2;,”1‘.“ ;
M"- MOMI Rackott. °‘ Crockett kimono. was picking up her NP COIL left her. in the morning a plan oc- partner of hers really hard up?“ ' ' - ~ ‘ A'- ‘ ‘ , -‘ ” ., l . ~
street. was a visitor in Stamford yes-
terday.
.I I O
“Retail Remedies. a. complete
and Mrs. Joseph Quayle at their
home on Rowayton avenue Sunday.
0 O .r
Mrs. Lelia Connolly, of Norwalk.
is spending the day as the guest of
Mrs. Earl Stevens. McKinley place.
guest of his brother. Henry Fault,
’at his homo in McKinley place.‘ has
returned to Patterson. New .lersey.’
Boway'ton avenue. regret to learn
that he is connned to his home by
O O O .
An unusually large flock of wild door. Ind on 110? RM” she Mich“ dho threw her arms around his “Don't treat me like that. Harry." “"1 box of match!!- with the best Phone H ’ Prompt
geese was seen flying north, in this sermon-cos» whore stories was knees. and two big 'tears coursed she sold earnestly. "I don't want to 0! int nflonl- and set your 110“” "i 527 Delivery.
vicinity. late yesterday afternoon. ' sitting. Clasplnl her bonds as if one down her cheeks. "on. Harry! i sit down. i haven't slept since you “N- You understand his inimilom- '
and Is in a rage at Morton. She
asks Morton to call on her the
next night. lie finds a strange
young woman there. apparently
alone. A than males in. do.
nonnces him for heh‘g with the
girl. and demands money. Mor-
NOW 00 ON WITH THE STORY
(The sales and situations in this
‘ story are lstitieas.)
Her men companion. ndgotlng un-
easily. hed retreated to the far cor-
ner of the room. .
"You two prunos got out of herel”
the young woman in the kimono in-
terrupted. shrilly:
"Who told us to come up here?
We're you calling a. prune?" She
advanced toward Nona. her arms ro-
volvlng in the air. sud her fingers
erooked as if prepared to scratch.
had occupied a few minutes before.
she seemed to shrink-es she sat
there. and her eyes gathered a look
of fear as they rested npon Morton.
lho shook her head. She still was
snarling. and casting vicious elde-
long glances at. None. "I live up-
stairs." she said. .
Nona slipped on her chair to the
were praying. she lifted her white.
drawn race.
“on. a! God. Harry! liar God's
sake. torsivo not i didn't know what
I was doing! You'll believe me. won't
you? Won't you forrgivo me? Oh.
4..
Harry I!!!" 3"" areas , Morton locked up. such as wheelbarrow-s. rnkes. hoes. garden hosu. hedge shears. prun- 2““
3.13””. W until 3., '0,“ ultra.“ :3" kw’a'nder on back alwafiwgffingfiazuéufi “Audrey was standing there. look. in: shears. watering pots. shovels. garden forks. etc. Choose from ' .,
MN! m We. Morton home." he said. She continued to that edged the comics spots. There ' intently athim. “d at “" girl
tookhsrtwoheadsinenoofhls. ‘
and raised her to her feet. He led
, her book across the room._and seated
curred to her.
"I wanted to get even with yogi"
she sold. "I wanted to hurt you; to
humiliate you."
the girls. She used to dance in a
cabaret. with that follow. He was
her partner. But they haven't had
an engagement for weeks and weeks
and weeks. And I just thought that
she would be glad to got a little
money. and he's the sort of fellow
know. Maybe I thought so. I didn't
know anything. I guess. except that
I was so mad at you and Lois. and 1
his foot. “1—! love you sol That's
why I did it."
A troraulous smile on her lips
answered his quick laugh.
wanted to kill them!"
didn't really want to hurt you! I just
wanted you for myself."
Morton glanced at his wrist-watch.
and the girl slowly unelapsod his
knees. Ker eyes were questioning.
and full of a so for forgiveness
look at him pleadingly.
He was at the- door. when it
NM
"Yes." Nona said dully.
Morton drew forth a bill fold. and
rapidly flicked from it a little sheaf
of hills. “Give this to them." he said.
Nona took the money. and watched
him with heavy eyes as he went out
the door. and closed it.
I O l
Th6 te'iephone rang when Morton
was at breakfast the next morning.
His butler answered.
come down stairs until I send for
her." Morton ordered. "Tell her
there will be someone here whom i
downstairs that she may come up."
The butler went away upon his
mission. A few minutes later. as
Morton was taking his dnal sup of
cones. he reappeared.
chair comfortable."
left me last night."
She looked it. There were deep
dark circles under her eyes. and lines
a fatigue had drawn themselves
from her-nostrils down past the con
hero of her mouth. She had used
was a droop to her ilgurs. too. on
louvre-ibis won'rineos in her voice.
know that there is nothing to killing
to a woman as indm‘orence?“ She
held up her arms toward him. “Beat
me! Do anything you want to: .Any.
thing in the world is better than to , , ,. Q
line at Allen's Drug storm—Adv. Nona cried. furiously. looking at the Norton smiled quietly. as she "it'll take them to London. And tell hm, you com and mm m“. ”1.5... lnsrvctm -------- l. mu. .. ~
‘ ‘ ' Ill" Inc "I. stranger. went. on. . them to do a. better job over there \iorton ino‘r one 0' her hands Bloody ........... l‘n J: H. i. ii. a: D 1. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Wolfe and Morton I0?- dOWn 111! walking- "This girl you saw hers lives a than they did in here tonight—ed nbl‘upilv 84“; {t n‘ mfle pat lwurnvy .‘ ......... \ilhtlui if... 3 A
daughters. Genevieve and Adeline. “Mn and took Nana's hands from couple oi iloors above. She was vise them to stick to their on pro- dropped'it and NW] ‘mfmg a“; Mrs. Flrllllllg ...... (lrui‘u .rn... ”. ~
I 2"" of Mount. Vernon. were guests of Mr. 111' coat. 3' M“ to Mk. but busted-oboen borrowing money from fossion." ' . =~ . .
room. thoughtfully. she twisted llcr~
self until one could lay her nrni
across the back of the choir. Then
she dropped her llP’lll upon her bent
elbow. and sat there. quiet. and
drooping. There “.15 a lung silence.
Morton. walking up and down.
without lifting her head from her
arm.
He took another turn around the
o e o wanted to hurt you. i wanted to do not wish her to meet. When you room. Then heresumed;
_ "i suppose your clothesaroin that hurt your pride.” Bho crossed the have done that. tell the woman "I sup on the e ”a men who will
Art Auction Room. Inc. Moods of idol-old Douglur bedroom?" he asked the other girl. room again. and once more knelt at V "
stand that sort of thing. i doubt if
they are worth having. though. I
don‘t believe the women even want
them. after they get them.
The RoWayton churches sent the Morton stopped to one side. and “Perhaps it was right to dissom- "'l‘h's lady is here." he said. "Nona. my dear." he said. slowly. Telephone 1446
Easter sewers. used for docorstinl waved his hand toward the door. ble your love. , Morton nodded. and followed him. Flu-Ins before her. ‘1 am simply _ .
”an“... to the sick and shut~ln "than take your coat. and your But why did you kick me down- .is he went into the largo room. not 301118 to permit my woman on For House Painting and
members. as is their custom each yous: mm and GO upstairs.” he in- stairs." be quoted. there was the crinkle of a smile earth ‘0 :10 tho 6°“ of thin: to m. 'Decoratin
g” strum hsr- "I guess that when one is in love. about his eyes. He betrayed no as- tho! you vo been trying to do the g
y ' e ‘ e o With the noon tagging shsepishly they're kind of erg” anyhow.“ the tonighmmt when he saw Nona. last day or so. lou quarrel with my NOW [S THE TIME
llin Need", has be.“ con- at its! W. she obeyed. Ind Morton girl said. "I know I was. I wanted standing in the center of the room. friends. find 5'0“ 133’ a "‘1’ ’0’ “1°" .
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