wallowiwwaot 0858! i MissDiller’ m Romy- ton Bungalow. llios Bela Dilior of New Verb and some blends spent tho wookoend st her sususor home on Upper Ro- wayten avenue. Miss Diiler has leased her bungalow for the sum- rnor months to lites Iteriorie Wells and her mother or Brooklyn. bliss oils to private secretary for John Rockefeller. r I O Wedncllw evening at s the Deli Finder Circle will meet at the home or hire. Victor Beeline on Raymond street. 0 Captain William 1. Stevens oi L0- san place iaas' purchased a Palmer engine tor his motor boat the “Chick" whbh he will have instslied ' t once. 0 O O .' Mrs. Ruillol iiati oi Nor-walk is confined to tho-home of her mother. Mrs. Alfred Bloodgood. McKinley street. with u severe cold. O O O The Ladiu' Aid society oi tho Bap- tist church is planning to hold o. oaks sale in the tornter Gilt Shop. lio- wayton avenue Saturday. April 25. These indies will also meet at the home of Mrs. John" Bullion in liar- and street tomorrow morning at 0 to low on a quilt which has been : -rdored: i e e I Anthony ‘Nhittcinore. young son of - Mr. and M19. ltohert D. Whittemoro 3 of upper itimayton who has been " ' quite W at his home is able to be about again. ‘, .. . Mrs. Harold N. Wilson of [tawny-i ton avenue cutcrtoined severali guests at dinner at her home Sun- fj ray atternoon . A ' ( Captain lltoyal ibcen in Gr-wnport. L. l. on business" tor the putt few months spent the' week end with hi :r family. in McKin- ley placc. 0 ~ ls ‘ 0 JUDGEDANA D a ll ll tor "Scoop" avenue. coo oi Plentville. respectively with each fined :10 and costs. Policeman William Bowman made the arrests. \\' DARIEN BACK ON JOB AFI'BR ILLNESS Booflmers and Viola- tors of Auto laws In Dorian Court Ar- reigned. It seehud like old times "WI Judge Cherieo Bates Dena. lie-oh on the bench in Derien Town Court last evening. been like old times to Judge Done. to again have bstore him. with their old excuses. Judge Dans. has been recuperating in the South. alter a. long illness. It also must have bootleggers appear No Monday night session is com- lete Without a liquor east. or two. nd so Giuseppe Lo. Sale. who was arrested early last Thursday by Po- licemen Amos Anderson. after he had found concealed La Bois's car. to gsllo was fined $100 and costs and given he rear oi of alcohol. to day jail sentence. Lu Sela hails from Oakdaie. Conn. One liquor arm»: was not enough Anderson last week, nd to keep up his quota. he or- rested Adelord J. Benoit. it). Her. rison street. Providence R. Friday. Adelsrd had in his car. 88 gallons 0! alcohol. roprosented by Attorney Finkiestone of Bridgeport. to no avail. and be- side» paying a fine of $100. spend the next 30 days in I. on Dodge He who will 1 Stephen Puskas oi Nor, Taylor Norwalk and Joseph lt‘ram Conn.. charged speeding were Steve Shorkany Jr. of Norwsik. ho was arrested on Thursday eve- lng by Sergeant Edward Tinker. charged with improper use of mark- ers was fined 810 and costs. the fine was remitted on payment of and costs. A Much A. S”\\r. \Vuttrbun. charg- ed with dritinz ulthimpropor lights iid d not chew up but Thomas Mc- Donald. who drove without a licence Decker uho has I did. and was fined 810 and costs. The Right Re\. Chauncey B. .llrewsttr. Bishop of the Diocese of Conncciitut will make his hi-ennlul ;\'isitation to Saint Luke s church \liso lielen Proton oi Stamiordinext Sunday morning At this time and friends \it‘lt.‘ \isitors lawn in Sunday. ' O o I-Jnrl P. litevrns of McKinley place who spent Sunday with his family or returned to Brooklyn. N. Y. I J I.- 4 ——1‘.oxnll ll curt-rites. u complete in.- ur. -\l‘en .5 Drug ISiorm-c—Adv. 'j‘hu fin-t.t..h:.u.~,dl for tho Old i'ollis cents-rt. to DU giten in May i- \ us held or. tin nonrc ut‘ Min. Uiit'cr l Cinrk hunt evening. Mrs. Clark is in charge of the trirail‘ whichls bo- mg held under the auspices of the Ladics‘ Aid Society of the M. E. t‘hut-clt. mad the towoyten Men‘s _ club. Members taking part include: \lr and Mrs. Sidney li. Bell. Mr. and [re Thomas Sonic. Mr. and Mrs ra II. Kiggtns. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkin- son of 11.05% .Nomaik. Mrs. Samuel! Ilull. Mrs. Ho'ury Forest. Mrs. (flit- lUl‘l Scotitdd. Jim! Carol Mills. Ed- ;gzrr Bryan. and \VIIIIL‘JII Teasdale of i-fast Nor-.ralk. It is expected that Mrs. George A. Kay and Mrs. Earl Stevens with two or three others. will were unable to attend last eve- ning's rei‘oraresl. vxill also take part in the concert. / )ilss DormhyGllmw. it your old ‘ augbter of Mr. and Mrs. Lostor G"? ' man of Highland was operated on in the Norvrulk hospital yesterday for appendicitis. Her many 't'riends and playmates send wishes for a speedy recovery. ‘ ' $ ‘1‘ ii! iii V Rev. Q P. Campbell 01 Hartford will give a. very interesting illustrat- ed lecture: in the Roweyton Baptist .huroh. Thursday cvoniux Mr. - mpboii is the director of Religious ucatloin in the slate and has been . h e sev‘m-al times. His talks have . a' an lseen most entertaining as will. no doubt. be the lecture which is entitltu “How to Spend a Vacs» lien." is O I Several interesting features have been plagiued by Rev. Walter C Cewert. poster of the Methodist Episcopal church. tor the following three Sundays. April 25. Mr. Cowart will ‘octrlro on “Euo ope of Today." I May} :viritors wt i again have the L pleasure i listening to Mr. H. B. ' Judd who will sp-nk on Hawaii. Mr. Judd was born on ii". island and heat spent many years of his life as a missionary there. He is a member oi. the board ot American Missions. May a will be celebrated as Moth- ers' Day and another reception of new members is to be held. I I 0 At a. recent meeting in the Bap- church Mrs. Clement D. Albrecht a: logos. place told in s. most enter- in: manner or her visits to ye— r! s churches in Brooklyn. the City ‘ of Churches. while spending the win- ter months there. . Mrs. Aibroeht spoke of the well fitted ooasreeetiene. the lam end well trslnod choirs and the many would! sermons heard In church- es of different denominations. Kanyihe'sutltni .oantatas were heard- ' 0.. W mil Cronlelt of Oienb'eok ‘ when Boards: at. the boots of lira. - mule! Stevens in lickiniey place. ' - -'_ 0 0 :0 Ilbondllnfiofiygolihovoro- ed to their one max; :3. uses. actor spendins week-ends- the guests at Hrs. Bali's 'parentnllr.tndlre.doimb.rol. :r car at their home on Westsido ave,- one. ’ . O 0 0 We “I Home W “‘ .. mm... rm. n lanes; ”'3‘?“ 3““. shoe on w... 3 .m— r h d it I i l i \ b 1! ti W ploy "serous praise trorn critics and public. than the George Kelly corn. edy gear. “The Show oil." which will be soon st the Regent theatre on Monday night only. 0 will administer the lAL‘i ed rite of confirmation upon a class of candi- sies prepared by the new pastor oi the parish the llev. l‘leyd S. Leach Ph. D. The bishop will dclltrr the: sermon. and it is expected that the church will be filled fer the service. 9 The i'mmo has been raised on the oudmme new home being erected _ for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Gloria in 0 w tcrsotl. Id King‘s Highway. Mrs. Gluns its formerly Miss Margaret G. Jor- I C U Mrs. George Voile has returned to her home in Railroad avenue. aft- or friends in Bridgeport. Q spending several days with t Sergeant Terry Lambert of the C Darien Police force was a visitor in Nor‘wailr. yesterday. e i a William Gtrsiafson of Norwaiit has token Fl position no unsistnut. manag- er oi" the. Standard (Ill Service b‘in- tlon on the Post center. Road in Dorm: . Edward J. O'Brien of South Nor- ” to walk was a local visitor yesterday. THEATRE NOTES PALACE Thomas Melghan starring in "The cw liloudilte.‘ will ionic tile Pal~ ace theatre toilowiug tonight's pro- ecnmtien. with Metal-ran in this Florida base- Llla Lee is eovstarred all comedy by iiing Lardner. Tom has a great part as the crack pitch- er 0: a New thotfih he has- a tough time making good, eventually succeeds in coming through. ture Just so you have enjoyed other Meighan photopiays. York team, “no. You will enjoy this pic. Tomorrow only. Holly Carey will he soon in "The Seventh Bandit. " It is a modern story oi the finding oi gold at a little mountain settle- ment. When an adventure loving youth. in his search for gold meets with death iron: on unknown hand. is brother leaves the peace and quiet of his ranch and Joins a gang cl daring bandits in order to dis- cover who slew his brother. it is big drama. containing a. big sccno with the biggest punch that our on- thralled you. REGENT Thon'ies um... and Lite 1... will bo seen at the Regent theatro tomorrow and Thursday in “The New Klondike." wilh the most talked of subject in America-oli‘lorida. With the creep- The picture deals on or s brie! sequence at the start. the action takes place entirely in that picturesque. intoxicated. raonoy need. which“! more than a yut'hes been a storm center at nation-wide publicity and comment. It is a serio~cornedy. skyrocketing southern state It is seriously to be questioned it Ml ever received moro ‘l'hst eminent metropolitan critic. Burns Mantle. called it “tho best comedy yet produced on tho marl. :5 stage." while Haywood Brena Manly entertaining cotnody «normal-t indigenous play of dost-icon ills. salty. humorous and “K‘slly’s‘rholhowoa'loen hold Broadway's sumo; , “Mouser i TODAY 3. VI}- in night Bandit KEITH VAUDEVILLE THURS. FRI. & SAT. I Malina. out Dolly. iw Peg ‘ HE IALTO TM Evening Performances ms and 0:00 LAST TIME. TODAY 2:15, 7:15 and 9 JOHNNY HINES' -—in—- “RAINBOW RILEY” ~mnrt~ laughs than the rainbow has colors. comedy Johnny Hines has ever made. SEE IT! comma wannamm. runaway. you)" He kins Joyce in KYROCKE'I” ---~..-- ...._. #‘V The biggest serious matter until tilt. in "The Sit) rocket." that will moire posted its success in Chicago. Bos- ton end Philadelphia, in which lat- ter city it enjoyed a three months‘ capacity run at the Garrick theatre. The original New York cast will be seen here including Louis John Helen Lowell. Beat porter who is sent down to the Blue Ridge mount ins to (our u find ferirrmrn iv ‘2. The tetni wasn't a very"'(ifiicl.ri tumour," WOMEit Bartcls sole lit-gins Monday at Regent bo.\ oi‘ilce. ..uaumawmm ghehr weer-tree) and ill-:tils illilil'. "DIM? In isstr-rday's chapter All- lllllfl MORTON It” seen her guardian. “Mill! Milll’l'llN. with ulmnl she is deeply in love. in u cabaret with s will! party Uri-ritearing trim malts an ap pelnlmeni for the piece. she had asked .ltlllN FARMS". MM' tnn's secretary. in take her there- ll'orll wines at the end oi is» tcrdny's installment that All «trey has not ole-pt in her mm after the vlslt tn the entrant. Morton himself. wrolthy. sl- trsrtlve Ire women. unmarried. has been a mystery to the gun sips of lint-healer tor the ID years he has llvr-d there with Ills adopted llnlinlller Maintaining an exlwnslre' home In Roches- ter. he also runlntalns on sport- ment in New York. dividing his time lrciucen thenl. In on elluri on divert Audrey's low from himself. he has been seen much in the mmnsny nl VON \.. a New York stage girl. who also loves him. and has urged the company oi young Parrish upon his word. 3'th till 034 WIT}! I‘IIE 51‘th (The names and situations in title story are fictitious.) CHAPTER leII llUllltll-Zi) Inspection of Au droya rooms showed that she was gone—that she had been gone since the nlithi before. tier dainty ribbonod nightgown still lay upon the bed. where not maid had left it in the eve hing. The bed was unrumpled rm satin mules stood neatly side by side at the (not of the bed. undisturbed Morton ran into the little oiudl which lay behind the bedrmm It was the apartment in which Audrey wrote her letters. Ho glanced hastily ever the bed. There was no note i‘m him. The doors of the closets in be: dressing‘room all wero slur. Hur riodly he ran his hand over the ranks of dresses. which hung neatly on their hangers from brass rods He saw that her for coal was there but that a gray traveling coat had been removed. A sober little frock which she were around the house also was missing. and so was the dress In which she had come from Rochester two days before. “She took only what site could carry in her hand has." Morton said. to the butter. who stood helplessly behind him. Morton's face was pale. but his movements were quick and certain “You know that internal vouns ass that lust want out of here?” be snapped "(let him on tho ioiopbnm at the oilleo. snd tell him to stun- back here right away. As soon so you have done that. get my ethos in Rochester on the phone.” so the butler hurried down stairs. clorion closed and locked each of the three rooms that comprised Au drey's suite. "Nobody is to go in there until idles Morton comes back." the trembling maid who was stand ing in tho hail. Quickly he ran to the tower floor and. ioriring open his desk. wrote two telegram. one was to the do toetivo in Rochester. whom he had called 'errgo.” The other was to his bsnk in W .l. “coll tor a lograpb my. to me." be red the distracted butler. who was strugglins with tho tslopbono. “Shall i call up the wheel“ noted the servant. "his. Don't want this is those pars." Morton's tone was dust. and tho butler memo to his "custom with the ions distance operator. When Port-lob some in. Horton ‘wao‘sivtuomtroetsrsotouodh is ‘1st short. monies Wiles be was latches «hens-nu- niost his paper. fl. THESE BIALTO .._._....~ Johnny Him a will leave the Rial» to theatre after tonight in his iun- » will lm. c the \\ '10 o town tulkinn. or Thursday or comedy. "Ru lnbow close or on may! abouts?" he demanded. astonishment. astonishment. "Yes. your But i suppose you don‘t. Anyhow. i want you’to gel to work. Miss Mnritm did not go to bed last night She is not in the house She has not been in the house since her return here about one o'clock this nrorntng._ No-." bier ten stopped a sentence that Parrish was beginning-"l know where oh» was last nlnht i know all about that What i want is to find out where she is now, "Find the men who were on gate duty ru each of the railway station:- lasi night between midnight and morning n‘t some back horootntil you and them. Do you remember tho dress bliss Morton were when we came here tram Rochester day bolero yesterday?" Parrish remembered. “Descnbe nor to «Sir or those gatemen Ask if thoy saw a girl of that description leaving on one at the nmhr trains. Find out. if poo-i went. And tor God‘s sake. man. got a move on!" .I‘ Parrish ran out the door. and Iior ten. struggling into his overcoat followed aim a tomato later. At his allies. hiorton called lib senior employee into a brief confer onco. Each of them. started. left the building in veryins directions. tour minutes later. They had scarcely gono. when e telegram from Morton‘s bank in Rochester reached him. "if Miss Morton cornea is we shall telegraph you at once at your New York apartment." tho message no COM ma. Another telegram. hell an hour later. was laconic. "Okay" was all it said. The sis nature was "George.” lie romaine at his desk all day and late that night. Telephone mes cases some at n-oquonl intervals New and than a telegram "rived All were unoausi'octory. Itorton'o face was set and his lip- weredrswntbtbeiisosoieiub Willy endursd pelts. but his voice wasflrtn as he gave and us “up Questions of those who lots or some to see bin. .lt was nearly midnight before Psrrhmeetiod. Par-rish'o.eolse was most therowossnotooftri umhh in It. Riley." See It llines plays the role of a cub ro-, ‘l‘.'rlday Our (1 pg will he won with the1 pr ‘7. 1. I.;'ii' lulasi Ctrnli’dl bll. ii’ they remember where she ' 1' lies.“ sold Morton innermost secrets of motion picturrs tt'nnorlou. “Do you know anything about Mira Marion's mhrrr- "31c. "" Parrish's (one was one 0/ the next train leave for Washing ton? i'll hold the phone." in a few minutes Parrrsn'o voter was on the wire «rain "We can take the some train aha mun - which leaves in an hour and a hell." "Get two tickets and s drawinir room." ordered Morton "ll can‘t get a drawing room. get twn mwsrs. or two utters H van cant get any sleeping accommodation gsr rho lckets onyvt'ay." He hung up and called to the clerks who were waiting in the next room that they could no home He had time to go to his apart mom and secure a hand bag and suitcase. with a change .ii clothe.- ond linen for Parrish and himself. By good fortune l'arrlsn had over. able to secure a drawing room and tho two immediately went to bed Merton lay silent. but Parrish in the upper berth. tossed restlessli until olmoai daylight. The two men were standing on the re platform. waiting. when the ports. lifted the trap in the door and rubbed down the handles of the 'oteps with a cloth. "The same taxi men probably most this train every mnrning‘ Morton told Parrish. "You lnoutrs of as men: of them as you can. and I‘ll do the oar-no.” Leavlns his two page with a per tor. Morton hurried out to the last stand. Parrish following him For ten minutes they asked snxintie questions of the drivers who tolled in the seats of the waiting machines rhora was no result. None nae soon Audrey. "tier experience is limited." lot too told Parrish. so thOgeve up the search at the station. "Tho chances are she would go directly to the must baton" They climbed into a taxi. and sat gloomy and silent. until they reached the hotel tho driver had rooom roondod. Inquiry oi the dock showed she had not registered Morton encased rooms for blmosu and Parrish. and directed the latter to roiogrspb to his New York oilin- snd apartment and to his oilico in Rochester. his bank. and to the de tot-live. telling his whereabouts. Then they started to canvass the other hotels in Washington. , Audrey had not appeared in any or the rooms: hotels. Parrish be ' thonebt nirn ibur the am might now sought o‘beardlng house. "it would be one that woo roan unfit! to bar at the railway eta “You so oars than end one out where misuse MOM" Johnny sr- rived and then the fur and tun does Tomorrow Peggy Hopkins Joyce will begin a. three-day onghgument The gorgeous Peggy Iiupkius Joyce is in a picture you sit up and take notion. A dazzling picturizutlon oi Adele Rogers St. John's widely ab- sorbed magazine story rerouting the Hollywood. See the Fkyrockd rise of a poor girl . to stardom; see the inside etui! on .;set- the p. cturo ii. at ;whiie you are you ' icosgrtsbl. (“law on marginal 3 Mrs. Flyn Installs Guilford Auxiliary )irs. Marjorie E. Flynn ot Flax llili roud, (lepurtillunl president of tho 1’. ll. W. V. uuxriisry. accom- panied by Mrs. Herbert Coleman. president of the McKinley auxiliary; .\irs. Clifford Hauschlldt. department ert‘r‘rillry: Mrs. Michael Murphy. as- nis-tant conductor. and hire. Charlee Guarnieri. historian. motored to luilt'ord l'vst night to install the ob ilt‘fll‘si of the newly organized aux- lliury in that place. The post‘was nullitd in honor of the department Kurt. .‘Jarir-ri-r Flynn auxiliary. .r‘rliwwing the Installation is social Ilium was enjoyed. Parrish was starting away. when Morton cant-ti nim tietk "(let a time table at that railroad. there. and the other i‘ulilt'dfls coming in true. and see what .‘mrncrtinns FIN; would mail. for some other train—say a train leaving tilhrn ur: lrulrur so after “er arrival" \“.'h-lul particular hope. but to Mum-ii. .'ilurron Continued . wound me my going the shulmy places where u of a hotel were the t.‘ tr..- - . writ. L. ‘~“ 1' TU LI'I'I" EDT“! I find! Wu; ll ~r=t with no success. and return w "in hotel where he mm registered l‘arrisl was waiting. “.\ woman or the station there mum may girls who hove no on non " m mid 'Sho told me whore aha sends rhkm and l have been to all three Dim-es. and Miss Morton hasn't her-n seen Here are the time rabies port-d over the train schedules. and marked two trains that Audrey might have taken Hntn of them were locals. stopping at innumerable wayosts- lions en route. 'Wc'll go back and inquire of tho fellows at the railroad station." said Morton “Marl-io- we will locate her that way ‘ I‘m-v agreed to meet an hour later at their hotel while Parrish returned in the n'ullnn. thrnuah which they had first entered Washington. while Morton drove to make inquiry at the other dermis. Whom they met an hour lster. t‘urrrsn announced that ho had been successful “She got on a local train, mint: h'rr‘lt the way all!" came in." he said “The ticket seller doesn‘t ro- nrcmircr to what town she was gt) n~: nvu one hundred people, go! on the train that morning going to all then- lllth tnritwater places." Morton considered. his lips com- pressed. and his have drawn Into I 'hmrchtrn' frown. "it would take us two weeks to untrnsr- rill lhnso villains." he Said at length "We need help. and need it partly You know that detective of mine in Rochester?" ' Parrish said he did. "He has cnnneoilyns in a lot of 'heso inwnl." Morten continued, '(loi him an the ioiephone and tell him to have a man search for Miss tier-inn at every one of these places. no matter how small, l‘sll him to not its manv men on it so he can. i want a full report within twenty four flours" Parrish put in tho long distance call. and while they waited‘i‘or an answer he wrote at Morton‘s dicta tlon a about of telegrams. giving 'uriher instructions to the offices in Rochester and New York. and to the members of .'linrton’o households. "We an get a train hack to New York in about an hour.” Parrish said. after be had finished his telephono conversation with the detective. Morton was paying their bill at the desk. when a message arrived for him. t‘aaring it open. he read: “Female claims l’ber name is NUNA telephoned that she has up. mrtam news for you Shq says she v-amnut give this news to anybody but you Rho says it is about Miss Morton Will you send instructions. please Respectfully.” it was started by Morton'- New York butler. "i‘elotrrapb hint that we are com in home.” Morton told Psrrlsh ‘lt was long after midnight when the train. a slow accommodation finnllv pulled Into New York. Morton's car was awaiting him— r'srrisb had thoughtfully seen to [hit—QB“ thoy drove at once to None I apartment. She was up..and awaiting them. \ "l was pretty sure you'd be here nurore rnurning. sometime." she sold. ribs looked at Parrish.“ who had stayed ckroo oi Morton a side. ”is" all right to tail We ‘7' she asked "He'll do. i guess." Morton aid. Whats this saves about Audrey!“ Nona drew from the soccer or be! tress I lettel. it was addreued to fiction as» it. and «acetone ss- ricoy's handwriting on the envelope. l'ngether they NOBWAIJC One Night Out..- mummy Mon. Apr. 26 assert“ towstr. - tools roan BARTELS and the original New York (leek-Direct trout 8 months at m heel". 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