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Rm EN ” IALTO THEATRE
u 5
no um sad polar pictures will as
shown today and tomorrow also at
tho Boothe.
‘ W
ratios
stallion, * '
murmur will...“
H "’l'bo Barrier." no: looeh'o colossal
story of the Yukon oroooo i run at
ARTISI I tiers
. m ROWAYTON
0' A’ Wu“ 0: vatdenoe M811 Camw‘i.plm‘l‘l°&u‘3nl" 3::
Roosevelt, Point tured On Way Home 3;: g-yucgggygcmngg 3;;
Scenes Of Recent EX-- While P a a 8 i ll 8‘ also be and for the loot timo-
pedltlon. Through Darien.
Tomorrow "The Dials Merchant."
With Jock Muiholl oud Hodge Bel-
---- loamy in the loads will occupy tho
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ablo Cot-win Adolord J. Bonorta 1‘5 "“7an screen at the Washington street the-
of New York were recent vidtorl ot street. Providellco, R. 1.. WM Ir- atre. "The Dixie Merchant." to the
their son's homo. upper Rowoytosi rooted by Policeman Amos it. An- gtory of Jean Paul h‘iippany—J. P.
avenue. dorson. this morning. at 7:30 to his family and friends-whose
Mr. Corwin is one of the foremost o'clock, on a charge at; illegal trnno- love for in. little racing more .1.
mural pointers in this country and portlitlon of alcohol. Bonort woo moot wrecks his 1“,, Th.“ 1. on
has some of his work in oliuoot oil proceeding along the Post read. to-
ot the lust museum- tn the United words Norwallt. and Anderson saw
O
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Tho big loith voudovillo prolrotu New plum. My old Tomonow
and the motion pioturo. “Tho Wit. 3:15 .m'.) 7;”. 2:16. 1:15 and o
m. Billie “3.". tollow ' ”I Who Wun't w.lm'u Em 3 r “1T3 I mun” ’l‘. M”. Evening Perform-noon 7:!“ end ”:0“
HAROLD LLOYD
The grand master of laughter
.. in .-
“F‘or Heaven’s Sake"
Lloyd continues on his merry way
of bringing mirth and entertain-
ment. For your own sake oeo
-- ”It The i-lt‘rccn -- “For move-It's Sake"
Today I
. , . .. ADVANCE PM”
Irene limit in "The Wife: ’f‘m- ".0. Adlfii‘; a : ‘
, Ann ts ' '
Who W asn't Wanted” Children .. 15o Children 0c ‘
Irons atoll. will ho featured esot-
todoy ot the theatre. The
vaudeville she is excellent. The
show opens with Chamberlain and
Earls in""l‘oniorrow at Two." Mii~
ton Berle. "The Wayward Youth.”
Bohemian Hoppers in a. molougo of
classic and loss. Jarrett and Dol-
ryplo in "Just a Pol." and Borbolle
and McNally. comedy acroboto. Tho
photoplay will be shown for tho
last time today.
Tomorrow the photoploy with the
vaudeville will be Jock lioxio in
"The Border Sheriff." Roxie who ll
renowned for tho entertanmeut his
VAUDEVILLE
Chortiberioin a [Earle
Milton Benin
LAST TIME! TODAY
“The Barrier” .
Based on the story by
REX BEACH
Norman Kerryjhlrindnel Barrymore,
Henry B. Walthall, Marcelino Day
linlutiiuri I’luppers
Jarrett Al Itairyniplc
liar-belle sh .‘Ich‘ully
..._......fl_.... ._ ._._._...—.—_- ~.....‘
oppeollng romance woven through
tho whole as well as a tremendous-
States. that tho-our. which was a Dodge ly human story of older people picture. uwgyg contoln- continues i if you don't thrill oull ‘
.. 3 ' I ' - Mo mum . y. in this film! It will lift 'ou . it .t g .
its recently finished some point- ooupo, was ildlng low. iollcc- Another chapter of the serial that reputation in this feature. Saturday hate.“ ”’32:“ d m“) . ”at “In“ “a “up.“ drama. lie “.mwmloufi “mung“;enfimr
;RII| 0‘ Hill kin: U! Solithern ‘%u' ml!) Anderson signaled slim lllllnn It; il‘v‘ld \v°u.u will be flown iomor- . 'aCk "oxie in , ”'0 ’ 00"“, MN How To CHARLESTON IN ONE LESSON
era a. and is a proton cotan- no stop and discevuru a on oul 0 row in addition to the footuro. ‘ .. ~
«mu mum- in ... mom a. he... ... movie-m m-n ... ‘ Motor Vehicle Law “The Border Sheriff" ”'.‘.’..‘°.°.’i°.: ‘:3°.‘.'.“:;.°..‘:.';" 5:: 3.2151: ‘3lfi‘?.".“$;".. “’.‘...‘L'.;‘f:'“"
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Sunday Evening
; Clara Bow. Raymond Moxeg,
George Cooper
...|n~
oourn of Natural History. in New
l'ork city.
coming from New York and be was
released on bonds of $1.000 for up-
Mr. Corwin received a coil a. few parapce in town court, Mt-nduy
days ago from Colonel Theodore night.
Roosevelt and his brother. Archie. ‘ ‘ ‘
who have inst returned from on ‘Norwulk Speeder lit-id
expedition in South Africa. to see Stephan Pusltao. Taylor avenue.
norms of the pictures taken on tho Nor-walk. was arrested by Police-
trip and plan some paintings. to be man William Bowman. last night. at
‘ known as the Rooseveltfiroup. for 8 o'clock, on 0. charge of spec-ding
1: ’wuctho Field Museum in Chicago. Ho along the Post road at the rate of
‘l . will leave shortly to commence his is miles an hour. lie was given a
l work. summons to appear in town court.
1 ‘ Mr. Corwin is o member of the Monday night.
i
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“GENT
Hui-old Lloyd. in "For Heaven's
' Shite." yesterday afternoon and last.
night. laid down a barrage of
luushter to the oudienoeo at the m»
gent theatre which kopt. thorn con.
stantll’ laughing. Lloyd. who is a
gentleman of ltlsurc accidently Joins
in the movement of starting o mis-
sion in the slums. The mission was
not meeting with success because
the ottondaneeo were not. large. The
proposition woo to melts the venture
successful and how Lloyd! puts it
across provides the golden beam of
laughter to come over everyone.
There is a. biAif romance in the pic-
tllis instruction will start you on lb“ “'11,".
N0 ADVANCE IN PRICE
Saturday . ‘ '
Summary In Bulletin
The April number of the state
motor vehicle department bulletin.
Just issued, is devoted entirely to o
rouulne in simple isnguagn of many|
salient features of the motor vclii-i
clo law with especial reference to.
driving rules. .
fluch sections of the law no deulI
with the right of may question. the .
carrying of objects on running "Windmill": \‘llll ill-- motions il‘li'll- I are ’4‘ Ill-“i! 01" 0! ”1v ONIDEYY- l
boards. the loevlns of scar with thei “”W‘ “H L") '-»l“i.‘lt'il to lessen. (““0“ “h" Wm" "1° “mu“
engine running. the adjustment of friction iletwetn motorists and ML . points °“" 0‘“ "1°" "° 3‘ 91”“
tail “Rh". headlamps, markers “d (orccmgm ”Hymn“... in the state where the state police
other equipment, the use of wind. "l‘rom rim in my." 21"” examinations 1" operators li-
rliield stickers. parking. the Icon, tinn .‘.’t_\'.. "wrath-2m “‘"F‘lfl' ‘
common forms of l‘i'slhll'fllloll, and mic. and ur-
Sunday Evening
Estelle Taylor and
Alec B. Francis
—ln-~
"Wandering Footsteps" “The Lawful Cheater”
Sunday. Monday. 'l‘uesdny
i Johnny Hines
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“RAINBOW RILEY”
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manor: Bantam l
with
A romance of the southern iuri
,, , islrnsgundi club of New York. Policeman Bou‘mon also arre'btod
. O ' 0 James Francis, of Plantaville, Cum.
on a. charge of speeding. Francis
was clocked at the rule of 43 miles
llli' intrndilr-
m pruu’du‘IPl Copies of ilif,‘ bulletin are to be!
G. O. P. Bally April 2.
Yesterday several prominent Nor- More laughs than the
‘ li‘ill'JC"
i
l walk women. members of the Re- an hour and was given a summons iiirv rmllml by us and ”M h“ appllcnt'on to ”1“ motor‘ . .1“: ml” .
l publicaa Women's association met for appearance in town court. Mon- lure that Will appeal to you. general information all opt-rotten it is 'l'ulilm‘, that the lswnnco at ’\éh‘cl¢ d\ “firms, ' 3 how Charmer “WILD WEST"
to formulate piano for a rally. day. Amundsen's Polar Flight and s are discussed in the issue. ltlw- 2 .;li::.: will P'll‘lllslly forestall. "p ' ‘ l . -.
\ luncheon and card party. Jacob Silver. in. Buckingham Paths News are the added (Eoturtzsk. 1'l'llitl type pf billlctln. it was coll-:- >l‘.l.l‘ll mum-i. r" Thn publication] Sm Wuv (“mm—rad wmgt‘y ma i J
This affair will be held in the street. Waterbury, was arrested by The polar flight presen s t e r sdercd. wou d be helpful at ll 5"" .-- .m’. .i...lli~..i;.:n all u! m... ' -_ , - ‘ “ L" I: .
. \ ‘i Rowayton Hose house. on Thursdal'. Policeman Amos li...tndersou. this these daring men took to attempt season of the year, when gcncrnl‘. 'ln " in ‘il‘ 3... Jvluik but Milo.»i:3“finf”;°::°‘zuf:°‘:§:c;”"l’t x313: imlllllmmlll"ll"ll"ll"mullmm"mull""m"ll"ll""mull""IIIHIIIIIIIIL: “ v
No" April 29. Further announcement: morning. at 12:20 o‘clock. on a to fly to the North Pole by airplane. motor vehicle trnfllc is resumed. tm‘nll .;( some or tl‘v mutt-rs “‘hlchlbl‘lri
BENEFIT
AMERICAN LEGION
charge of having improper lights.
He was given a summons to appear
in town court. Monday night.
i of the plane will be given a little
l later.
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train. but late in tho morning tr...
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i '1 ~ ate together-“o combination bl’tdk
/ fast and luncheon." Morton ex
‘ W0 otlinod.
l‘hoy road the early editions of tho
I Dw/ lttarnoon newspapers. and laughed
. traumas. incorhor ot.tho comic strips. Nor
. ulno fingers followod his favorite
sloope launched
Sergeant Edward 'l‘inl-ier. ar-
Tho oyster sloops “Lilli .“ owned rested Stephen Sharknny, of 11
by Captain Isaac W. Stev s of 4.0- Lincoln avenue. South NUI’WQIK. at ENDOWI‘IENT
10:30 o'clock. lat-it night on a charge
of improper use of markers. altar.
kony was given a summons for ap-
pearance in town court. Monday
garl place. and the “Viola." owned
by Captain George Ackeriy of Roton
l avenue. were launched yesterday.
i They were hauled on the shore
MARTHA
BEGIN HERE till)“
i. .‘ property of Joseph Kielnfelter. on night. ».\; phlrutfir’. as they went through
f». 22:53:01! avenue, for the WM" “Week A.“ .a 1.)”, Salt" Two women "'9 000m“!!! their daily stint. and Audrey snug- """ b5 "‘—
.. ' . .. .. ’ . for the love of HARM mm film, «ion to him. delighting in his '
" r ' .' ‘ Week and a Day sale will be TON—on attractive. "“de laugh . FRIEDRICH VON FIIOTO“
1r House “arming given by the Ladies Aid socieaymf nian. unmarried o‘nd rich a“. is Although Morton a” not “no" of Will be sung by
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Brown the Dorien M. E. church. Tuesday. Aunug‘t m. young “MM h" hoarttohoort canvemuon mm . .
‘ had a. house warming 9W1! 81V“! April 27- The" will be IOVBD ta- daughter. The will” In NONA. Nona ‘no could no that sho was hop- ’
them by a number of friends in bios. one for each day in the week. . a New York .‘fl, pier. and that her spirit- had men.
their new home. Crest road.
The guests enjoyed cards and mu-
sic during the evening. Among
and will be so labeled. The proceeds
of the affair will be used to help
defray the expenses for repairs and
For I: years he has raisin'
taint-d on expensive home in
Rochester. and on oportrnent in
Its asked her if sho would like to go
“minnow-”lust go along. and look
in windows. and buy anything in
Assisted by a Quarteite of Eminent. Artists
REGENT THEATRE
Tuesday Evening, April 20th at 8:30
New York between which he 45'
riders his time. Rochester gossip
never have learned what Mo ml
business Is. nor anything about
Kerri." he suggested.
Without replying. sho ran up to
her room. and almost instantly ap-
peared with her ceat and hat and
N , those present were: Mr. and Mrs. re-decoration to the parsonage.
”We” Wallace Bell. Mr. and hire. John which is the work of the society.
.Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. George Huated. ' 0 v t
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown. Jr.. Mr.
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Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark and son. of “1:11;; hHelen hll‘aring, :{orgton :u;:" “.513: m" 4!: ranked or lxer. and. while 9.. Sung, '
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sends for None to come to
Rochester. Audrey learns of
Nana's coming. meets her.
but Morton and Nona evodo her.
Morton leaves None at tho olo
valor of her hotel that light.
but does not return home. And.
noon to buy.
"Wouldn't it be hotter if I left my
money at home?” lie asked.
She looked up at him brightly, and
smiled. hidrton remembered that it
was o first real omiio ho had seen
on her face in many hours. He took
after enjoying a very pleasant time. _Miso Margaret Weed. Noroton. is
o o o confined to her home with a sprain-
~>~Rexall Remedies. a. complete 06 "RIP.
line at Allen's Drug Store—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Goodbody.
REGENT THEATRE
“A Full House”
Farce Comedy in Three Acir
_ - At 8 o'clock this evening o. re- of New York. were recent visitors in
. “ i. heal-cal of the choir of the Baptist Noroton.
'r ,.
rey waits for him all n t.
church will be held. .‘ ‘ ‘ ' broitonlioorted. She loans #5:,“ liter hand in his. suddenly and kissed
o o o Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bell. of how North the “a.“ m" of the "D ' I" .
Frederick Raymond. McKinley York. have returned them utter night before. The three no to- out worry. he said. as if .0
supplement his previous eugcestlorl.
“l have plenty of cash-arid i think
I have accounts at nearly all the
store.”
spending a few days at their summer
home at Collender's l‘olnt. Noroion.
O at D
gather to New York. Audrey
asks Nona what to her real rev
Litionshlp with Morton.
place, is quite ill at his home. Mrs.
Minnie June. of New Canaan is in
attendance as nurse.
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. Miss Theresa Furlo '. of Provi: . . ‘
\1. d M . H.arve Ackert “a deuce. R. 1.. has return“ home after 30W 9" "N WIT" THE 5T0!“ Together they strolled along t DIRECTED BY THOMAS MCMAHOR ‘
d ‘ lhtm'l Mr ' F dy i‘k Bitlen a few days' visit at the home of Mrs. (The nurses and situations to thll "‘9 IVGHUO- lOOHHE "“0 IMP . _
aug on re. re ert - story are fictitious.) windows. commenting on what For Ill" Beucnt oi
I '- .hi .
Judi Smith. I‘lOrOlOU Hill? 5 CHAPTER xv
UNA looked 08 into the distance. .
She seemed to bo t-I'Yllll to
frame her words. out of a con
fused impression in her mind.
“I don't know what my relation to
him is." she said at last. "I've known
him about a year. i knew i loved
blm the first thus I saw him. You
they saw there. and once he waited I
while sho darted into a ten~cent store BUILDING FUND
to buy o Hit 0 rosette—a bit of fabric '
mode in th cm and color and with . “
the perfume of o ionouil. '
She chartered. about the lingerie
and hats and coats she saw. and
urged him to buy a pimento walking ‘
stick that stood in the window of on
expensive store. He laughed. and ;
agreed. in o few moments they .
came out again. Morton with o now 3
stick. his old one in possession of
the store. to be delivered. .
"Let's do something expensive.
now." he proposed. "Let's buy a
stein. who have been spending sev-
eral months in Stewart. Fla.. have
\ returned to their home in Roway~
W ton avenue. Friends are gladto
welcome them home again.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet ot the
home of Mrs. John Plunder, Crock.
ett street, Tuesday afternoon.
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build on Itowaytuu Beach. Mr.
Hayes will open his own home on
the bench in a few weeks.
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Mrs. M. Sheldon, penmunshlp in-
structor of the Norwalk schools and
Miss Thompson physical training in—
structor were visitors in the Row- know. with dill like MOI—7W know.
who school this week. we take things from men—prosonto.
' ‘ ‘ and money sometimes. you wouldn't
do that. but on do."
She looked out the window into
the dense blackness outside. that was
relieved only by on ooeooiouol lamp
OF IKE
South Norwalk Quartette Club
Monday. April 19, 1926.
marina 4:20 —— EVENING 8:20
General Admission ....... .. ....... . . . . . . . . 75c.
Exchangulllc at box ofllce on and after April 1'.) at. 10 A. ll.
Audrey raised herself on liptoeond [tiered him. “Poor
daddy!” she said. “I'm so sorry."
saw something. Ho Just loves you
Lowden Jessup. Rowayton ovo-
nue is able to be about again otter
being confined to his home for the
past few days by illness.
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The Romyton Mother's club is
holding o. meeting and several chil-
dren are taking part in a program
in the school this atternoon.
seems to work by machinery for
you." she said. "I didn't know the
n N .
Air Mrs. Isobel Keeling of Ailento.
6a.. is making on extended visit
with her friend. Mrs. Lester Clinton.
at her home. Highland avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Williams
and daughter. Sylvia. and Ksuneth
Williams. will be guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Mayer at their home
.on North avenue. Bell Island, over
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. ’i‘reoey Ambler and
children of Lee. Mass. will spend
the week-end with Mr. Mahler's
parents, at their homo on Rowoyton
avenue.
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Robert Ssczepaniok. small son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Szczeponiak
pf Vincent place had the misfortune
to cut his hard quite badly on his
"' father's automohllo‘ the other day. A
. doctor was called to dices the
h... wound which at‘present getting
\\ along nicely. ,
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Next Thoreau; afternoon Mrs.
Frank Theai will be hostess to the
. ,mombnrs of thd’ Women's Horne
’ .Misalouary society at her home in
‘ Pcnnoyer street
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Clifford P. Hayes of South Nor.
' well: has. erected two ‘6! the five
‘1. houses which he is planning to
v; .
\ MAKE YOUR OWN,
Flowers, Party. Ram
and Lamp Shades ‘ ..
Consult our
Dennison Demenain'atori
, rails moment
The Hamilton Shop
'49 Well-Street
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Schwartz '
and son Billy of Brooklyn. N. Y..
will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
v‘emn Jarboe at their home on
Belle Island for several days. '
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Mr. and Mrs. sldney ,Beil of
Crockett street, Mr. And Mrs. Earl
P. Stevens of McKinley Place. and
Mr. Clement Mason also of Grocitett
sis-pet were visitors in Stamford re-
cently. ‘ .
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Good Will Club.
A most delightful afternoon was
enjoyed by 13 members of the Good'
Will club at a meeting held in the
house of Mrs. Sidney Bell of Crock~
ett street. Considerable work was ac-
complished by these ladies who
meet twice a. bath to sew for the
Mithodiot hospital In
Brooklx.
The [lowing members were Mrs.
Bell's guests: Mrs. Lester Gilman
and friend. Mrs. Isobel Keeling. Mrs.l
Oliver 1. Clerk. Mrs Charles Terrel.
Mfg. Henry Foreit. Mrs. Hal-old N.
Wilson. Mrs. Jacob F. Arnold. Mrs.
George Kay, Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch,
Mrs. Thomas Santa. Mrs. Isabel
Goon and Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond.
The next meeting will be held
May d ot the home of hire. Oliver
1. Clark in Pennoyer street.
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Episcopal
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of
New York are planning to open
their home on Summit avenue ,
Belle island soon. ,
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Hr. ond Mrs. rthur Walker and
daughter were sitors at. the Dibble
homestead on Rowayton avenue
yesterday. 5'
. o o o
”I. and Mrs. Willim Pinknsy
an returned to their home ‘on
n avenue after spending
lentil don with Mr. Pinknoy’o
brother in Glendon. N. J. Their
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visit woo‘nocoosorlly prolonged by
Ir. Pinkie illness while there.
.1ch the little interior aisle.
- just like you ore. We fell in iovo
glanced at More: shrewdly
glistening in the distance. The noioo
of tho tutu had settled into the
otoodv “chino - chino 0M9“ 0'
heavy ooro upon a oinooth track. rs.
electric fan in tho drawing-room woo
going. and it the dark bots
about Nana's tons With an int
patient gesture. oho'took off her hot.
and tossed it to the lounge that In
“Your lifo to different from ours.“
she continued. slowly. “You don't
understand lots of the things that
wo'ro up against. But we're women.
with also: sonotmuo we die tor
them. i thiakitbot who we oro
more willing to die tor them than
you ore—girls like you.“ Andra
mat! a little movement of diosont
" it‘s sol" Nono said.“ ut-
ion‘t worth on much to us. who
uitistorou. Butwolikoieyond
happiness and protty things Just so
so you d "
Audrey tools Nono'o bond between
her own slim fingers. ond pitted it
“I think i know." she said softly
”We're oil moo.”
"I'll say two on.” some New.
Audrey mousht o unseat. “Do
yoikzfioxpoct him to may you? she
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Nona shook her hood. “I'd libs
to.o:eouroo."ohossid."butif
i: ll only love caused be with no. I
don't'know that I core. 1 lust wont
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Her eyes scarred. and sho
”Can i tell you something?" she
asked. Audrey nodded. . i
“rvo sen something. the "o‘er
throotitaoo that youoadhosndl
hose martinis-atria.
"no you-ho yousgroso
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as o men loves his little child. Whoa
ho loolts at you he doesn‘t have the
(look in his eyes that men turn to
word worsen—women that they take
so wlvoo or—or-frtsnds.”
Thoro was something pitiful in
tho littlo gesture that Audi-o, made
toward nor does. ‘
“Do you think i don't look well
enough t I'm not pretty enough
to attract tint" sho asked. _
There was a crooning nott in No
ns'o voice so sho replied. "You‘ro
so lovely as o flower.“ sho sold. “it
isn't that. it's something ditferont.
thotisinhioomondtahistnind
“i can't explain.”
“Maybe I can win hint.” said And
N. after a long silence. "I love
so
”'i ...
"It seems to me." commented bier
too. so they olightod from tho tnain
next morning. “that on he been
doing; lately is riding on tho rail
read.
one was only three or
a“ ‘mo
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other butler wag leaving. and here‘s
s new cool Your car meets You at
the trolnl Our house in Roches-
ter and our apartment here are
always ready. Your servants seem
to know just what to do. and when
to do it. and yet i never see you send-
ing any orders."
Morton pinchod her cheek.
"Mogic. my dear. Magic." he said
I'hon he laughed. and went on: "it
isn't so very mystorlous. really. i
have on oilioo in Rochester. and
another one here. They know what
i need: if anybody quits my oorvlco.
they see that another one is sup
plied. at once i suppose it is one of
tho towards that come with riches."
Audnoy'o answer was thoughtful
"How did u get all your money.
daddy door?" she asked. I
Morton shook his head. "Like
many another tote. it’s a long story."
he said. “Hi toll you some time."
She persisted. "Were you over
pool-f"
“W- If" He threw up both
bonds. "Pooror than a church
will”! borer than a desert root
Pow oo Job‘s turkey! Just plain. con
foundodly. ponniiosaiy poor."
85. raised herself, on tipooo. and
kissed him. “Poor daddy!“ she said
'I‘II so ”mi”. She looked at him
wiotflsliy. so if she wsntod to ask
further about his post. but be turned
to tho stsiro. and went up to his
not. A moment later. she followed .
and tut-nod into her own droodng
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that day. The girl could see
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They turned their new toward an
art store. where Audrey remembered
seeing a neopold master the last
time she was along that troy. .
"it isn't such a line picture." sho
explained. "but it really is pretty.
and it costs a lot—you said you
wanted to ho oxtmvugant.”
They wont into the store. and hier-
prtnta. as the attendant led Audrey
into the gallery where the paintings
were shown. "Come on. daddyl" she
cried. "Here it is."
Morton come. and looked casually
at the ptoturo.
“r'll admit it would be extravagant
to buy that—tor more than ilfty dol.
tenduot. he went on:
"This is a copy. isn't it?"
The attendant asked if he could
bring the mpriltor. In a moment
he returned. with on older. intoiloov
tun-looking lulu following him. The
latter greeted Morton by name.
“Ion are right. Mr. Morton. of
course." he sold; “l‘bot ls o copy.”
Audrey looked ot her guardian
woadotdugly. “How did you kuowf"
sho asked.
The art dealer answered the ques-
tiou. “Dir. Morton tin connoisseur."
'3‘. “Would you like the pie
Morton looked inquiring): of the
girl.“ “I'd like it.“ sho sold;
gory“), it.” sold lichen. "Bow
“fifty dollars.” sold the non eso-
. Morton‘s oyo twinklod. oo he
at tho girl. and sho laughed
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