A bent-tit social is being planned
by the Bowmon Mothers' club to
. be held in the school.
. afternoon. May 7.
. educational pictures can be pur-
cbnud tor the stereoptioons which
were recently bought by the school-
Bevcrai talented members and
. friends have otter-ed their services
for the entertainment being planned
and it is hoped that those of the
town Interested in the welfare ot the
children will attend and help make.
this social a success.
There are to be no tickets but s
silver colloctioawiil be taken.
0 O 0
New Water
The Connecticut Water comps!!!
will begin work in a law dsye isyins
water pipes tram Pennoyer ‘btrut
through Crest road and for about
100 iccl. down Ridge Wood road.
This work is being done by S. E.
. Dibble. nowuyton avenue. in the re-
; cently developed section owned by
‘ lllm.
0 t t
The drodger has completed its
work on Bowayton Beach and is
waiting for the tug to tow it to Peer
, 'l‘reo point. Darlen. where it will do
4 some channel work. '
. C O I
Mrs. Henry Wing has moved from
the residence of Clinton Rowland.
itowayton avenue. and will make
her home in Mrs. Mawkosky' s housc.‘
.\orlh mcnuc
I U I
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis liopps enter-
tallied Mr. and Mrs. lrvtng Albrecht!
of Highland avenue at their home on
Westsidc avenue recently i
O O O
Ladislaw Kaplan, Highland avo-
nuc. is getting his speed boat in'
I .. commission. This cratt has an auto-
” mobile engine installed in it and ii,
is one of the fastest of its size;
around these waters. i
O O S
Several children attended a con-
rert given Monday attorncfin in the
Center Junior High school. A num-~
her of grown-ups enjoyed the eve-J
ning performance also.
i I 0
Captain Frank R. Stevens is able!
to he 0i" again after having been
(unlined to his hdme on Rowayton
avenue for a day or so by injuries
received when a. sailboat rolled over
on him while he was repairing it.
Mrs.W1~ranle Schwartz and son.
Hilly have returned to their home In
' Brooklyn. N. Y.. after spending an .
' era! days as the guests org/(r. and
Mrs. \' unon Jarboe, Polio Island.
,gilrs. George A. Kay. ot Crockett
street. is spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry beach. at their
home in Brooklyn. N. Y.
O O 0
Captain George Moore, Crockett
street. launched his motor boat
"Lei!" yesterday. Captain Moore is
making preparations for the lobster
season which will open shortly.
O O O
~Roxali Remedies. a. complete
line at Allen’s Drug Store—Adv.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Williams.
3‘ , their daughter Sylvia. and Kenneth
f‘ _ Williams. who have been the guests
'9: Mr. and Mrs. George Mayer.
North avenue. Bell Island. have re-
turned to Jamaica, L. I,
0 0
William 1. Stevens. East Norwalk.
son of Captain and Mrs. Frank B.
Stevens. sailed yesterday for Phile-
delphis, before leaving tor Seattle.
1 Ore.. with the S. S. Mlnneasotisn, or
‘ t which he is chief mate
0
i . A. rehearsal of the Old Folks eon-
. cert will be held at the home 0! Mrs:
Oliver I. Clark on Thursday evening.
April 29th. All members are re-
. quested to attend this meeting it
possible.
t O U
Mrs. Louis Sowarby. Highland
avenue. spent Sunday out of town.
. 0 O
l . This evening at 7:45 Rev. 0. P. "Her Father." is a skit in which the
paternal'in law is responsible {or s.
great deal of. fun.
are melting their ill-st tour in vaude-
. , W¢°k prkyer lettuce in the ROWIY-iville after several marked seasons
. Campbell. Hartford. will give an ii-
lustratod lecture on “How to Spend
i 3 Vacation." at the regular mid-
b
‘. ton Baptist church. l
I
Captain Joseph E. Fowler. Roway-
g- ton avenue. launched his motor beet
’ . yesterday. The boat has been in its
winter quarters on the
Captain Fowler‘s home.
use
A
'hore near
large number or fiawsyton
residents attended th e Regent
5' ‘ theatre Tuesday evening to hear the
People’ I Chorus.
“Health In Toylan ”
-’Children a Play At.
* Regent Saturday
Several children from Knudsen.
Putnam and Franklin schools will
5 nice in the play. “Health in 'roy-
5 land." at the Regent theater as s
1 special feature at the matinee at
2:15 Saturday. April :4.
no this play some children take
she parts or toy animals while others
are dolls in the p
it
comedy and Paths Nmueel.
attend and will be admitted tree I!
1:80 Trial!
rm. «lair u to be held tor the"
purpose oi raising money with which ]
it to their liking. Terrell and Kemp
Needs Help." is a combination con-
In Italian ohautteur the male mem-
ber prose
characterisation or this familiar type
sp ndid rendition of an American
and his company in their set called
"Dance Echoes." constitutes a pret-
tily staged assortment of dances.
“1.."
Jacqueline Logan is a laughing in-
dictment or the mockery of: a. love-
less marriage.
of picture that will be remembered
for I. long. long time.
will close thbir engagement today at
the Regent theatre in tbelrila t
pictm'e. ”The New Klondike." e
photopley is trout s baseball story
by Ring Imaar which siso deals
with ll'lorlds real estate.
shows what can be done with Flori-
dl reel eels-to.
tains a large amount of entertain-
ment because oi its
theme.
served tor the children on Saturday
alteration when I. matinee to their
”flag will be presented. The stage
teeter! sinned is "Health in 'l‘oy-
lend." presented by the pupils o!
the Knudsen. Franklin and Putnam
Mnmmpson. Themot'lon
. pIstme-isBettyBroasosin "Poise
Mammal-lineman!!!”
been menu-lied as s motion ple-
T‘he title or a popular song {list
was the vogue a tow years ago on
"Always leave them lsuglfiig when
you say goon. "
Louis John Bet-tale does at every
performance in the title role of
"The Show Oit."
Regent theatre on
only with
ATTRACTION
A DDEI)
Our Gang in
“Official Oiilcers”
'.
SATURDAY
\
Chapter 9 “Wild West"
THEATRE NOTES
RIALTO
lloilyuood. dream city of :4. mil-
lion girls. is revealed in all its glit-
ter and glory in a. heart stirring
diama. o! a. poor girl‘s rise to star-
dam, at. the Rialto end-lire. where
Pegzy Hopkins Jnyco is appearing
in the photoplny. “Tho Skyrocket."
As is screen vehicle "The Skyroc-
ket." promises to make Miss Joyce
a permanent star 0: illmdom. Her
performance is surprisingly good. it
is said. in this picture. and inas-
much as the direction was handled
by MurahaliNoilun, it gives every
promise or entertainment value
from a. production standpoint
“The Skyrocket} 'is drawn from
actual incidents and portrays many
of the best known professional
characters of the colony.
All Our Gang comedy. "Dihcial
Ollicers." is presented in conjunction
with the teaturo.
PALACE
An extraordinary vaudeville show
began its three-day engagement at
the Palace theatre this atternoon.
Five sets oi the best Keith vaude-
ville obtainable is on the bill. "The
Minstrel Monarchs." in a unique oi.
tering ot minstrclsy won the first
honors with their presentation. Lov-
ore of old time mlnstrolsy will find
in their original teats are presented
in a manner de luxo. ,
Gary and Heidi in "When Help
versationai and singing novelty of
unueusl merit. In the character 0!
nts _s.n uncommonly good
whli. the female member gives a
ing maid. DuVai and Little. in
DuVsl and Little
in musical comedy. Myron Pearl
The pholoplay "1! Marriage
starring Clive Brook and
It is a diacrent sort
“GENT
Thomas Meighan stud Lila Lee
Meighan
The production con-
interestint
. t O .
Health In 'lloyisnd '
The Regent theatre has been re-
under the direction of Miss
iI‘iie photoplsy "Peter Pan." has
it you enjoy s good laugh. either
at or with
.altould not fall to see this delight-
lnl comedy of every-day American
lilo botore it leaves your city.
Bartsla has as an able associate and
toil tor his comedy. Helen “Well.
who is well known to our theatre‘
80¢".
clever artists tho
Frances (loodricho. Winifred Well.
ington.
Carey and severe! others. The seat
sale opened today.
Mysteries of Movies
Told By Photographer
Few motion-picture tans realize,
says Popular Mechanics (Chicago)
that they are
screen nearly half the time the reel
is being shown. but. such is the case.
according to a woll-lulown photo-
grapher.
“ii‘urthermom. each one of
tiny pictures that make up the reel
is seen three times. In front 0! the
projection machine's lens is a
volvlng disk divided into six parts.
thrco being sections through which
the light is allowed to travel to the
screen. By'a synchronizing system,
this disk revolves once each
one of (be little pictures. of which
there are sixteen to every loot
tee."
Saturday afternoon for the
Thom.“
Thai. is what
which cow-s to the
ndny night
the original New York
the other follow. you
Mr.
in addition to these two
cast includes
William
C. W. Goodrich.
looking at s. dsrl.
it goes on;
tho
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film, slaps iml'uro the opening. 'l‘hus ,
tilt-m nrc thrt-c
Oil“,
to tho. nvvt.
the disk. shutting oil the light. keep
the «green in darkness about half of
lhv liliit‘.
raplil for “11' up in rivlvrt. In flim-
slimvlmrs of such
of thonimve iv‘lnre it passes on
Tim solid portions of
but lilo t‘lliil‘t‘ notion is too
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@ THESE W0
8mm HERE TODAY
AUDREY MORTON. wildly in
love with her guardian. HARRY
MORTilN. I'lll'll any trust home
because she is lesions at Her
ton's other women Moods She
is itmnd in s small village near
New York and returns home.
At the and ot yesterday's in
stallment. she has lust isle
phoned to NONA. one at her
rivals. to come to her spare
ment while Morton sleeps
Morton. handsome. middle
aged. attractive to women and
rich has lived in Rochester
tor iii years. without the gossips .
there ever learning his past or
will! his ("Hindu is. He dildo
maintains apartment in
New lurk. .‘utllvldrs his time
between the lull
NOW (i0 ON WITH THE STORY
(The names and situations is this
story are fictitious.)
CHAPTER xx
'1‘ was a wondering had very
sleepy Nona who presently ap
peared at the Morton apartment
Audrey mot‘her at the door. and
laying her anger on her lips. pledged
her to silence until they were in
Audrey's own little study. with the
doors closed and locked.
"I havent had my breakiast!"
protested Nona.
Audrey gave a little cry oi con
corn. and ran into the hall.
"Bring some breakfast up to my
study." she told the butler. “as soon
as you can. but don't make any
noise. Air. Morton is tired. and
mustn't be awakened.”
“What's more." Nous went on
when Audrey returned. “i didn't get
to bed until about tour o'clock." ’
Audrey sank back into a chair.
"0h. Nona! l‘m so seiilshl You‘ve
hardly had any sleep at all.”
Nous went to a mirror that hung
over Audrey's desk. and inspected
her face. Producing a lip-stick. she
remade the bright crinflon bow on
her lips. With a vigorous brush
iron: a rouged cloth. she brightened
her cheeks. and dusted a little pow-
der over them.
Turning her deco tron side to side.
she appraised the result and. up.
parentiy satisfied. sat down.
"i thought Barry-um Morton- '
was sick or something.” she said
She blinked sleeplly. “What did you
want. Miss Morton?"
“Call me Audrey." urged the girl.
"All right.” said Nona. “The folks
I meet hardly ever are 'Miss' or
ster.’ We Just call them by their
rent names. and they're comfort~
able. i’il teal better calling you An-
drey.”
Audrey brought her chair close to
the other girl. “You know that letter
I wrote you? The one that came
special delivery? Did you show that
to Mr. Morton?"
Nous started.
“Did he say I showed it to bloat"
Audrey shook her head. “No. he
didn’t. He wouldn't tell a thing like
that. But I lust thought you'd show
it to I”
None stared at her. astonished.
and then laughed. “Well. i DID
show it to him. but 1 never supposed
you WANTED ms tel"
Audrey smiled with bar. “You
ksdw.'.'shessid.'lweatsmeoss
impulse. and i didn‘t inst know bets
to some back. and I wanted him to
dad moi So I wrote to you.“
Nous moved bar head item side
to side. slowly. as it in deep wonders
msni. “Don‘t women do queer
things!" she inquired.
“But ! mliy did want to dad let
these things! asked you in the lee
Audrey went on. “I saw Mr.
m at s cabaret the other night
with some girls."
Nous started tcrwerd. “With
some girls! Who were they!
Wheret"
The was deep concern is be
“Why. sttbeBoncshsrsi.‘ Au
drops-id. “Shouldn’t t have told
Nana's use ”in: its smile.
“WW Always with
its-sol" lbs dished. heavily.-ns
Audrey shook her head. "One girl
had red hair. and very red cheeks.‘
she ventured.
“Huh!" Nona ejaculated "That
doesn‘t mean anything! Hound and
rouge!"
She patted the back of Audrey‘s
hand. "l'm not Jealous at you any
more. Audrey.” she ”said. "but i AM
Jealous ot those other women. i
wonder who they were?"
“i don't know at all." Audrey said
"but there is one of the very things
i wanted to ask you about.‘
She took I stool. and drew it be
side Nona's chair. Then she out
upon it. resting her arm on Nons's
knee and looking up into the older
girife taco ".‘inna. what is it that
you and those other girls say to
him—how do you act—that makes
him like you so much?"
”It i could abhor that question."
said Nona. slowly. “Harry and i
would be starting for Europe to
gather tnnmrrowt i love him. but he
doesn't love me. i don‘t believe he
loves any 0! ”mac w onion. lint they
lust firht over him'”
"But there must be some differ
ence between vnu, Sons. and me'
Audrey said. "He says he love: me
but i must only regard him as it no
nere my father. And then he seeks
the company of those girls. instead
of mine. Nona. lwsnt to know how
to make myself more attractive to
hint. can you tell met"
None sighed. “i suppose women
have been trying to learn that very
thing since the world began." she
said. "flmuytonmpsmsmhe
doesn't vamp worth s cent. At least.
iiweresilyukebim. Iiwedon't
cue anything about him. it's not so
hard. I don't know-it's queeri"
She . brushed her bsadbrchlel
wesriiy across her eyes.
“Nous. you’re so tired!" There
was sympathy and sell-cum in
's voice. ”Go and lie down
in my bed. and sleep s whilst"
Nous unexpectedly began to cry.
“1 won‘t do that." she old. mm
to wipe her tears away. “but you're
s swedt little kid!"
“Why. that's what Mr. Morton
calls moi" said Audrey.
None took up her wraps. and
started sway. Audrey baited her
”Wait until i can send tor the car."
she said. “that poor driver hasn't
much sleep. either. but i want
W. . 91!!! FIE.
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tun which children will enjoy be-
cause it contains the elements whichr———_—
ge to make an excellent cinema terr—_—
ths kiddies. The monument by re-
rewind
children is conferring a great honor
upon them.
NOW
2:16
Terrell & .Kemp
(lymuests de Luxe
PLAYING
and 1:15
——- FIVE ACTS --—
KEITH VAUDEVILLE
‘; Gary & Baldi-
i When Help Needs Iit‘Ip
MINSTREL
‘ .
MONARCHS
An unique ofi'ering in mlnstrelsy
DuVal & Little
“Her Father"
.' Myron Pearl and His
Company
Dance Echoes
I Today and Tomorrow
Clive Brook and
Jacqueline Logan
«in»
“IF MARRIAGE
FAILS”
i SATURDAY ‘
Tom Tyler
0
“ min.-.
I “BORN T0 BATTLE”-
lt \vo worn a French l'rcmirr. “'0
u lull liuiius Nt-“F.
..
Audrey was waiting to: him in the
he stopped suddenly.
been doing to your taco?" be do
manded.
Audrey looked at him demureli
Her lips were scarlet. and her cheek.
were bright with rouge. W here her
full. shapely eyebrows had been. new .
was only a thin line. liar brows had
been plucked.
Morton looked more closely. There
was mascara upon her eyelashes.
"What in the name ct all that's‘
holy is the big idea'." he wanted to
know.
"1 Just wanted to look pretty," she
told him. purring her lips. “i called
up Mr. Parrish. and he is going to
take me out this afternoon "
Morton smiled grimly. "You'll give
him the shock of his life." he sci-J.
"What did you gum up your toes
like that tor?"
“Don't i look nice?"
"0! course you do." he said. “but
you don't loci; fir mm as you did be
lore. You don't need any at that
stuli' on your lpa. und checks. i
wish you would twat;- ll ctr."
She shook her Load dotcrminodly
"there has been something wrong
with me. and l'm irymg to make.“
. !
lIi
Mm on tho nrullllri floor in mac of.
Memphis News-Scimitar.
‘st-rtimn regularly.
; .
don't want to be a tough womanl l
lust want you to like me.”
He took her arm and turned with
her toward home “We'll go on
back there. until young Parrish
comes.” he said. “Then you so out
with him. Try your new scheme on
him. and see it it works. it you're
drawing room When h. saw her. expert. and do the thing right. you
may be able to tlnd out a lot of
“What in the dickens have rou things about men ..
When they reached their building.
Parrish was lust entering the ole
‘ ~‘utor.
Morton.
said
"Hello. l’u‘i‘lsh."
"fld ‘OWDYOf'
right." she said. "You wouldn't
leave me to go out with other women
it I were as attractive as they are
l have seen them. and i see how they
look and dress. and ['11: going to do
just the way they do." She came
closer to him. and looked up into
his hoe. "I'd dress myself like I
Fill islsuder it I could make you
stsy‘witb me!”
Be It down. troubled. “Hang it."
he lid. “that isn't the ideal lien
don't like women with we: pelnt out"
"Then why do they go with women
who point that way?" she touch-ed
“Muse they're amusing. l sup
Wu.“ he said. "but great besvensl
You don't suppose that any man is
tooled by cosmetics. do you?"
"i dn't know what it is that
makes“ drls attractive." Au.
drsyntd.“but 1m goingtokespoc
trying until I dud out. And l’m go-
ing C do everything they do; and
wear everything they wear. until i
no and out."
Moreen gave up the disco-lop.
and ceiling tor his coat and but.
went out the door. Audm stood
thinking a moment. and then lol-
lowed him. She caught the nest ole
vstcr. end as she reached the street.
saw him walking rupldly toward the
some.
Without regard to Parrish. who
apartment. she sped
sits! her guardian. trying catch
it
Andrei; was waiting for
him in the drawing room.
When he saw her he slapped
suddenly.
“What in the dickcns have
you been doing to your
face?" he demanded.
He kissed Audrey and hurried out
the door. Parrish watched him un-
til be was out oi sight. Then he
turned to Audrey. Seriously he
looked at her rouged‘cneeks and red-
dened lips and sighed.
"Shall we welkt" he asked.
Together they turned back to the
stmt again.
“Do you know." said he. as they
tell into step. “There has been
something i have been wanting to
say to you tor a long time.”
She looked unat him lntsrestedly.
"What was lt‘l'.’
as pondemd a moment and then
continued "Do you know. bliss
Morton. that l have been wanting
to speak to you about something.
but I suppose it is none or my busi-
neu‘l Something that i think you
ought to think about?"
He look was inquiring. but be
bad diiiiculty in going ahead.
“You see." he said. "it's like this.
We sew Mr. Morton in that cabaret
the other night. And we have eesn
bills with that girl he calls None.
Now here's what i wanted to es!-
m‘re his adopted daughter. and
mtblng like that. but wouldn‘t it
bebsttuioryomsssrounggirl.
it you lived some place else?"
Audrey whirled on him. "What
do you meant“ she cried.
“Imltblnk heisn'ttbsright
me. to be yourgugldisn and to live
in the same house with you:
So med M”.
dust-v. Imus but I recs.
slapped bits in the mouth.
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