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CHAPTER XXII
, DNA called Morton on the tele-
. phone late that attention.
3 noy's Bending School and have a
r" tool: around." she advised.
"What tor?" _
"Well." she said, "you'll see some
thing there that will interest you.
“Mb”... 1
She hung up the receiver.
With an impatient shrug. Morten
turned back to his work. However.
Nana's words. bothered him. finally.
, . he eweot his nouns together. goes
'I. ,theutohrrishsndtoelrategteab
" fie the ding! building that hold the
\ Dow-nay anon-molt. -
. unnummmmmmm
M attendance." -
= At the fourth word. the
bent slowly forward. and placed
the “at" their palms on the door
m!
‘ two—thMAGKl" The,
hen theirelini torus backward. un-
til theta heads almost touched the
door behind them.
"th." said the' man. “Oat-
a
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We Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and am auntie. South lorwels
.. 30 srd ‘3 Main Street. Norwalk
Faetport. Georgetown. Dorian. Itamtord. Bloch nook. Bridgette"
"Better go ever't'o rote min I
- lookeddtht'm.
Itortonpuehedthedouopemand- '
Strolling deliberately across the
room. no stopped in trout ot Audrey
and the man.
“in stretching exercises." he said.
quietly. "it is best not to go too tar
tho drst tints."
Audrey. startled. dropped her toot
to tho door and looked at him. The
attendant ierked his head around.
with a seowlr
"Who 'n 'ell are you?" he wanted
to haow. “Get t'ell outs herel”
Unoonoornodiy Morton went 0n
talking. “The young lady will con
tinue her lessens. later on." its eaid
“it she desires to. But this will be
. enough tor today.”
Something. in his manner lin-
preded the man. and he merely
stared.
"i an: the young lady's guardian."
said Morton.
“Obi" There was a knowing sneer
on tho attendant'a taco.
.“You are quite mistaken." Morton
Andre
her foo to the floor and
"I really am the
yam lady's "lutuardlan. Thists
her first time be". and I think
mammoth”
He produced a twenty
and voitoothoman.
h tydledatonoe.‘
liar N11.
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fig!"
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. startled. dropped
you've done enough tor today. Thank
”she said tor us to give her th‘ ,5
mm
W .
a PERFOMIANCBI
TODAY
1:15. 0:“ and 0
Fire Acts Keith Vaude-
IUNDAY sumo
till and e
“DESPERATE
MOMENTS”
ville and the Photoplay mm‘ .
Toni Tyler in Wanda Newloy and
Sheldon Lewis
“Born to Battle”
3 sienna! no, menu
A76 T-J” ‘
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SWEET“
M! m e. N ’N'ETIIIAI’O’AZINE.
SAMUEL GOLDVVN'S presentation.
or the HENRY limo produce/on.
SHEILA DAL AS
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COCR‘I‘ CECILE E153!“ Mrs. James McBride won the mys-
nrious prize. Refreshments were
,rved.
FINE SOCIAL EVENING
Miss Marie O'Donnell was
Members of Court Cecile. No. 105, in charge or the affair. assisted by
Catholic Daughters of America. en- Mrs. John J. Hayes and lilies Lucy
Joyml u. delightful social evening with li'ederiei.
cards Thursday night. There were I) The court will meet again on May
tables with prises for each table. 18.
and seeing them every night. i could
learn how they manage it."
" hope they don‘t manage it!"
Me 's words tell deliberately. and
with i. curious emphasis. "You can't
iudge what's in a man's heart by tho
things he does. Audrey girl.“
» . Audrey cooked her head wisely.
intend logo into cabaret lite? l'~ ' \II tho same. they know something
you tool a want oi‘ excitement in in * t i do“ about entertaining you-
life wean loading no!!!" .-: l'vu going to and out ‘whtaht it is!
And made no re 1 . but ran hex .... would stay with me. n e evo-
ilngerrz’n and downpay told in hot mm Instead or going out with them.
gm Morton looked at n", his gyo it it: n weren't so. And i want you
twinkling. in In wnh “ITS! thhtfluioflt u of
" ou ‘ he tint-x in s g . so u
Shall I "In" for y 1' problems. and dittlcuitles. isn't it.
child!" '
Morton called Parrish into his
oilico the t‘ollowing morning. and
gave him some brief instruction»
"Beginning at one o‘clock each
afternoon, you are appointed as per
oonal guardian for Silas hiorton." he
said:
Parrish's serious
marks or pleasure.
“You'll report at my apartment at
one p. on. sharp. each day. and take
Miss Itorton wherever she wants to
' go. You are not to make any ohioo-
.. tione whatever to anything she
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. IALTO' T HEATRE
'Itatiueo 2:15 Duly. Evening mm Till and I:OO
TODAY
SUNDAY EVENING
“JUST A WOMAN”
with
Conway Tearle. .
Claire Windsor.
Percy Moment
i
Wednesday. Thursday, rriday
“IBANEZ
TORRENT”
A flashing romance of. Spain
Note: Performance beginning tomorrow night will be on daylight
saving time
THEATRE nous'
PALAOE
New lmtnre has such invornhlo
comment lu-un heard about 0. show
as is no“ helm; heard tram those
who hit-v visited the Palhee theatre
where iii.~ celebrated acts 0! Keith
\'ulld0\'lll- are making their appear-
nnco. 'l‘liis thaw will close with to-
dam tlirm- pertarnmnees. After you
View the chow you nlll also join the
ranks of time.» “110 have. praised
the ottcrim: unstinilngiy. With the
vaudevilh thi- photoplny Tom Tyler
in “Born In Hattie," is presented.
Tomorrow night. "Dr-operate
Moments." with Wanda llnwlcy and
Sheldon Louie will occupy the
screen.
Monday and Tuesday “Stella
Dallas." “ill In) the main attract-I
ion. This pit turn I» now in its onUl
month in New York city and in one
0! the ill-ill) cinema. hits of the
season. Not‘wnlk patrons may look
torwnrd to this pltotoplay with much
anticipation. .\n augmented arches.
trn hits been engaged to play the
special musical score. Seldom. it ever
has a picture like this one come to
“or
REGEN
“A LITTLE GIRL IN
A BIG CITY”
Gladys Walton and
J. Barney Sherry
. Chapter 1
"The Winking Idol"
P O X N E ‘3' B
SUNDAY EVENING
Martin Harvey tn
“THE ONLY WAY”
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
“STELLA DALLAS”
THEATRE Mon. Apr. 26
REG NOBWALK One Night Only
THE SENSATIONAL LAUGH ITIT!
LULHNNMNHMMNWH
cndIIe ORIGINAL Nil! )6th CAST
o TIIIS IS TIIE SAME COMPANY and
or A
PRODUCTION TIIAT PLAYED NEW YORK
2 YEAR cud dlIS‘T leISIIED 9 TRIUMDIIANT
VFEKS‘GI' c GAPRICII’ THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
HELEN LOWELL -- LOUIS JOHN BARTELS and the
original New York Oust—Direct from 12 weeks
at Garrick Theatre, Philadelphia.
PRICES (PLUS TAXES) . . . . $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, 75d
SEATS NOW Phone Mail Orders
ON SALE 300 Now
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN
Blue Law Change
Norwslk. Words cannot convey the
greatness at this production. |
mam-o I
lluck Jones in “The Fluhting‘
Buckaroo." playing today only at
the Rialto theatre. contains the very
essence of drama and thrills. Jones.
the daring cowboy of the plains.
gives you a thrill every second.
Another chapter of the serial Wild
West is included on the program.
Tomorrow night "Just a Woman."
featuring Conway, Tent-lo. Claire
Windsor andi Percy Mormon: will
he the attraction.
Monday and Tuesday “The Johns-
Rinlto. The picture is based on the
tragic incident at this flood in which
many lives were lost and many made
homeless. The picture is present-
ed as accurately as possible. The
picture was made realistic through
the special etforte ot the producers.
The audience, when'they view this
stirring photoplay. will he owed and
thrilled by its magnitude and its
thrillimt moments.
REGENT
Tonight Gladys Walton and J.
Barney Sherry will be soon at the
Regent theatre in “A Little Girl in
a Big City." a highly entortainiui‘t
photopla)‘. The elements or drama 5
and romance enter into this lecture
which makes it very enjoyable.
Tomorrow night Sir John Martin
Harvey will be seen in "The Only
Way." It is the dramatic version
of Dicken's "A Tale of Two Cities."
Those who read the book will
realize at an instant what this
picture affords in the way or en-
tertainment.
h.—
m SHOW OFF .
It you enjoy a good laugh either
at or with the other follow you
should not tail to see the delightful
comedy of every-day American life
“The Show Off." which will play at
the Regent theatre Monday night
only. Helen Lowell of this .city is
playing in the principal role and
many of her NorWAlk friends will
3' Viththoronag ”mm”, meet her at the uptown theatre.
hon Mandi,“ gun my ‘The ploy ll presented by the same
. 'm'l Wu m m 0! “"1”“? "Mt played New York for
“nu"u. g. m 3m m . . two rem and just finished nine
' in!!!“ step IN! he bold. new trIlfl'l'llihlnt weeke at the Garrick
m I. u l.- ” CHIS theatre in Philadelphia.
, ndm on mg. “bid The title or a popular oong that
" {c of t. we. WAG-ll the 3n.;h’" years ago was
. ' f'l'li ‘ ' . " WI are out Laughing When
4‘ the. o‘l’. cents W33: You Say Goodbye." and that in what
. . ”M ‘m m the Louis Battles does in the title role
“mm“ W .3 fit under “313'; N"- h
. It are now on sale at t
"3;!” "“2” a“ i W it Regent box office. ‘ o
. ~ Police I! that the cheaper types
‘W‘awg » MW e! aumuobiloa are most frequent-
has; . ‘ 3- . m ' 11 stolen. A business-like thief ro-
If“ , “'3' , comes- the Advantage or onion w
&. - . m. '3: turns and small prents.-—Washlng-
mag“, .. w . ton star. . . ~.
“Whig. in
dam, on“ . a.”
Mkmmn
I letter. busing a Ioltb . J .
“hos-inmate ”It. Jeannette
town Flood." will be shown at the ~
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Allows Sunday Ball 3
FRANKFURT, K32. (Am—In
Kentucky It is alright to knack the
"kit-er" oi! the old baseball on Sun-
day nowadays.
The general assembly has titted
the age-old Sunday blue law restric-
tion as to playing of baseball on the
Sabbath. It did so over Governor
Fields' veto. citing the Fourth
Commandment.
Kentucky's counterpart to
Commandment. reads in part:
“No work or business shall be done
on the Sabbath day except the or-
dinary household offices. or other
work of necessity or charity."
The legislature added this: "Pro-
vided that amateur sports and aih- '
lotic games shall be not considered it
work. labor, trade. business or callu :
tilnir within the meaning of this sec-
on."
the ,
ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OF
YOUNG & COMPANY
61-63 WALL STREET
NORWALK, CONN.
As Our
GENERAL AGENT
IN THE NORWALK—SOUTH NORWALK
~ TERRITORY
AUSTIN, YOUNG & SMALL,
INCORPORATED
Fiscal Agents for
Connecticut Industrial Food Service. Inc.
P l B . Dsnbtu'y Bridgeport Waterbury
a to each society has taken to N rwalk rwa. tam!
swapping butlers instead or bus-I 0 south NO 1k 8 0rd
bands—Rock Island Argus. ;
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isfififififi
Red Cross
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concur
Under the
“JOIN nit
Day Nursery, Dispensary, Playgrounds
MAY E 10TH, 1926
FORDHAM comets GLEE CLUB
VOLK’S ORCHESTRA
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