ROWAYTON
w“ ‘ AlRCllliD BOY
A : "lilUlllER mom
I fiester Receives $10 Prize
"‘ From Rowayton Citizens
1 After Gathering In 6,970
.‘i Egg Clusters.
1. The contest for the collection of
She teut caterpillar nests which be-
- [on about March 15, and was held
fly the children of the Rowayton
,ubllc school. closed Friday.
7.1.cster l-‘nlrchlld of Witch Lane
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. £3
Glynn the cash prize of 810. which
was contributed by several public
fipirited citizens.
‘31: Following is a list of children
'. ,Mklng part in the contest and the
a . number of egg-clusters brought in
by them:
3: Lester Fairchild. 6970. Edward
xrause. 6845. Ester Bond, 4472. Al-
Iert Stelkovis. 1217: Margaret
Fleck. 794: Ann Douglas. 735: Al-
. .Vis. Ballistone. 69?; Emma Eleck.
in; John Lukncs, 380; Ruth Kay.
' .3 2: Nancy Leonard. 225: Rose
‘fianlon. 191: Muriel Johnson 177;
' ‘g-porothy Mnneul. 121.
- - ”it Other children who collected less
- 1han 100 were l-Zvcrctt Morley, Earl
' tevens. Francis Foreit. Royal
Decker, Lester Smith. .llm Leonard.
ih'orma. Arnold.. Gladys Mnkowsky.
3Margaret Jennings. George Tnttlc.
une Boll. Billy Wicks. Sylvia blood—
gas, Bernie Needles. Ilnlu Tompkins,
A -o Manuel. ltudolf Lawrence
race Bowmfin. 'l‘hirty-three
collected the total number
gvcluaters.
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,3 Island. lott
' for a visit
"ii-mlth. who is
meet them
cklcs who has
week-end at the
'Mrs. Samuel Hall
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,. erbert Schwartz. son of Mr. and
Ira. Ilerbert Schwartz of Belle Is-
. land left Saturday for Brooklyn
where he will visit relatives.
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Miss Mary Holtzman. daughter of
‘ Mr. and Mrs. George i-loltzmnn or
Itowayton avenue was the first of
the season's bothers when she went
in for s. swim from the old W. 1.
Stevens deck yesterday afternoon.
Miss Hoitzman reports the water as
' , fine and the air as not very cold.
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The members of the Ladies Aid
society of the. methodist church will
meet at the home‘of Mrs. Sidney It.
Bell in Crockett street tomorrow
afternoon. and continue their sew-
ing for the summer bazaar.
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George Steut. who has been em-
ployed in Rye. N. Y. for the past
few weeks has returned to his home
on Rowayton avenue.
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Miss Lydia. Miller. has returned
to her home in Brooklyn, N. 1’. at-
tor being the guest of Mrs. Mary A.
Barclay ,0! Rowayton avenue.
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Stanley Cox of Westsldo avenue
has purchased a. 30 foot cabin crui-
ser. Dog Watch 11. which he will use
this summer. The craft is kept at
anchorage in the basin at the lower
end of the river.
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D. Deane or the Seashell cottage
Belle Island is having a. garage
or ctod on his property.
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r. and Mrs. O. 0. Offenbcrg oi'
Canaan entertained Mr. and
. Vernon Jarboe of Belle Is-
a at their home Sathrdsy eve-
. e a
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkney of
‘ Rowayton avenue were called to the
bedside of their son William. who
is quite ill at his home in Philadel-
phia, with pneumonia. Young Mr.
Pinkney, known to his many friends
as Bee, has the wishes for a speedy
recovery from all who are acquain.
ted with him.
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Edward Scoficld. sort of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Scofield of New York
and whose summer home is located
on Bowayton avenue spent. Sunday
as the guest of Captain and Mrs.
Andrew 5. Mills.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Capty of
Belle Island spent the week-end
golfing with friends in Virginia.
They expect to return today.
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All services in the nowayton
churches were well attended yester-
day. Dr. H. B. Judd who has been
taking a course in the Yale Divin-
-ity school. preached again at the
morning service in the Methodist
church.
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Evening Performances kits and 9:00
HEATRE
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TODAY AND TOIOBROW
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the moonface merrymnker."
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MARION DAVIES
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“BEVERLY OF GRAUSTARK”
Direct front the Capitol theatre, N. Y.
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face merrymnkor keeps the. comedy
moving swiftly.
first reel when it's rv-nlly the lust.
You think it‘s the
0 quantity of comedy Langdou
has packed into this feature has not
RIALTO been seen in any other picture for
’sonle time. "Tramp. ’l‘rtunp,
1" a T T Y Lnngdon 1“ "'l‘rnmp. ’I‘rnmp" will be seen today and in.
Tramp. Tramp". his first long mormw also at the llinlto. if you
' have the blues. visit the Itinlio.
comedy. opened at tho iiinlto theatre.
last night and kept the audience
howling with laughter. Lungdon
furnishes one knight alter the other
without giving you lime to must-
from the. preceding one. This moon-
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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HAWLEY in
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Tuesday and Wednesday “The~ column and Keilys"
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BENIN tllilii‘.‘ TODAY
AUDREY MORTON. and a
New \'ori‘t stage girl named
NONA. each is deeply in love
with Audrey's guardian. HARRY
MORTON.
Morton. immensely attractive
to women. unmarried. middle
aged. and rich. maintains an ex-
pensive home in Rochester anti
an apartment in New York. be-
tween which he divides his time.
Trying to avert Audrey from
her love for him, he directs his
secretary. JOHN FARMS“. to
be her companion whenever pos-
sible. Audrey treats Parrish
with disdain. Seeing that Mon-
ton ls much in the comp of
actresses. Audrey herself d
to go on the stage. and she and
Nona form a dancing team.
At the end of the last chapter.
ABE SUNSHINE. producer of
revues. has Just come into the
room where Audrey and Nona
are rehearsing. and says that. an
angry woman has been on the
telephone. asking for Audrey.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
(The names and situations In this
story are fictitious.)
.CHAPTER XXIX
dill girls halted.
{ "Goodness! More trouble?"
asked Audrey. faintly.
"Who was it?" Nona wanted to
know.
Abe shook his heed. “She wouldn’t
leave any name. She said she was
sure you were here. or were going
to be here. I suppose she'll drop in."
“I think I know." said Morton.
“You remember the young gentle-
man we had on the grill here this
morning?"
Abe and Audrey nodded. Nona
looked at them to inquiry. Briefly.
Morton told her what had occurred.
“Well. you know the glr who dances
with him is very much attached to
The chances are
told her that we abused in
blames the whole thing 0 Audrey."
He laughed \as he tur
girl. "You WOULD go on he siege.
would you?"
Nona breathed a long sig
the poor fish!" She was i
"Ran right to the girl. to
troubles! And now she's lee us be»
callse Audrey was his danc 8 part-
ner. for three days!"
Mr. Sunshine bobbed in.
vigor. “You get a gir like that
started." he said. "com a fellow
she's struck on. and yr can't tell
what she’ll do." _
Audrey sat down, lellly. as it
her knees had weuke it under her.
"What will I do?" she. tiled.
None. patted her soothingly on the
back. “We'll look alter you." she
said. “But you’d better have some
one along with you. all the time."
. The dancing lesson went on. with
Audrey somewhat absent minded]!
obeying the instructions that Nona
gave her. The two men sat and
watched. with Abe offering a sugges.
tion now and then. Once. going to
the piano. Morton waved the platilst
aside. and. himself sat down ’snd
played. A! the end of a bar or two.
he turned. ‘
"Stop a noment..Audrey." he said.
“Nona. it you do a few steps of
one of your on dances?"
Audrey sat down. and Nona. pols-
ing an stant on tiptoo. swept into
an in cats movement with graceful
ease. allot-ton needed the tempo.
and a few moments Nona was
whit- g. swooping. bending. in a
den wilder than Audrey ever had
seed.
Morton stopped the music with a
crash.
ter.
"Absolutely. you're a great dune
rl" said Abe. with sincere convic-
on. "How come you're only dong
ttle parts. and teaming up in cab.
Non W her dwellers.
"Things don't always break right.
you‘hnow.” she said.
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THESE WOMEN
en- sv‘ls;fluu son
the younger girl put her arm about
Nana's waist. "i’ou're lovely as—
115—"
"A black panther." supplied Mor-
ton. "i've thought about that simile
before. in connection with None."
“She is like a. panther." said Au
drey. "isn't she. Mr. Sunshine?"
"About panthers I know nothing."
said Abe. "but i know a dancer when
I see one. it's a shame she ain't
using her stuff. Why don't you help
her?" be asked Morton. .
Audrey's guardian looked at his
ward, thoughtfully, and then at No
no. "Audrey." he said. "let's be
Nona’s angel. and get her starred!"
Before she could answer. Morton
turned to Abe. '
“Will Audrey be all right? You
saw her dance."
The producer pondered. "Well.
' she won't be any Pavlows. exactly.
but she‘ll do all right in this show
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we‘re putting on. ,But Nona. she's a
dancer!”
His black eyes shone. “Personally.
I'd like to mix into it. if somebody
could get her a real engagement." .
Morten arose. "Maybe you can
'mix into it'.” he replied.
Nona. had been listening to the
conversation. gravely. She rose to
her test. new. and extending her
hand to Audrey.,ss.ld: "Come on.
We’ll have to work.” --
For two hours the girls labored.
Nona. patiently leading. Audrey fol-
lowing the orders she received. Both
were tired when Morten tlnaily told
them to quit. Mr. Sunshine long
since had gone back to his own dealt.
Morton waited while the girls
changed their clothes again. behind
the curtain. and accompanied them
as they passed through Abe's once.
Mr. Sunshine held Morton a. moment.
"was Morton won't stay on the
siege.“ he said. "She's the marry-
ing kind."
“Sago words from an expert."
laughed Morton.
Audrey bowed her head in confu-
sion and hurried on. but Nona
peused. -
"We're all the marrying kind." she
said. “but we don't always get. the
right chance." .
Morton's oer was waiting outside.
the chauffeur napping at. the wheel.
The authentic breath of spring was
in tinnit- new. and quail boys. shoot-
ing dice on the pavement. were using
the running board of the car as a
convenient bench to sit upon.
Morten poked at the boys sued-
naturedly with his cane.
"'1: it wouldn't attract so much
Interlude. I'd like to shoot craps
with them." he «added to the two
llrls.
They entered the ear. and Morton
told the driver to go to the once.
“l'ii get Parrish.“ he said. “and
we‘ll all take dinner together.”
Audrey chiseled. “Wit: do we
have to have him nosing along?"
Nona notched the younger girl's
hes. has was hit closed. “What's
wrong with hits?" she asked.
Noreen oriented the question.
"Nothing. really. except that be has
day at the Regent theatre. I'll ' lll "w lvlier than this one. All the
O'hialie)’ and Virginia \‘ulll MO M“ .j'il'nu; Iliilllul‘ and laughter of
starred. It is a story of the great n we lml thousand t'ohens and
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apartment, Audrey nsltcd Nona to
comoln.
That is always a mistake in dealing
with young women."
There was it ehuuge in his voice
that attracted the attention of both
girls. ills tone had dropped. as if
in doiectlon. lle bowed his head.
and stared moodlly at the door.
“What is it. daddy?" asked Au
drey. squeezing his arm anxiously.
ila shook his head. "Oh. last a
thought. Audrey-" he turned and
looked at her intently— "in all your
life. have 1 actually forbidden you to
do anything?"
"Why no. i think not. Why?"
ills gaze dropped again. and there
swered.
"Once." he sald."'thers was a
young man who tried to give orders
to the girl he loved. And he broke
his hurt."
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Parrish eagerly accepted the inti-
Nona. pairing an instant. swept into an intricate movement
tatlon to‘dlnner. and while Morton
waited, he arranged his desk in s
hurry. and prepared to depart.
“My new dress suit and knicker-
bockers are done. sir." he said. tak-
ing his hat from the office closet.
"Shall I go and put them on?"
"Beth at them?" Morton inquired.
tsceticusly.
”.‘o sir. I mean just the evening
clothes." Parrish said. without smil-
ing. "Miss Morton has not seen me
in them yet. at all."
"She had been deprived of a great
pleasure." the older man responded.
gravely. "We'll drive you to your
home. and leave you there while you
crimp. and malts yourself beautiful.
Then we'll go on to my apartment,
and do likewise. You on Join us
there."
Parrish stared as he saw Nona sit-
ting in the machine. and carefully
climbed to the tar corner of the ton-
nesu. Morton saw a curious little
dash in the girl's eyes, as Parrish
settled himself.
He sat on one of the smell toldlnu
seats. and with great can turned his
back to None. Morton sat in the
middle. between the two girls.
Nona. was quiet. as they rode to
Parrish's boarding place. and Audrey
refused to address hemlt to the
young man at all. She nodded coldly
as he got out. Nona was looking out
the window. on the other side of the
car. when he lifted his hat and
turned away.
“Nona. my dear. you're planning
something.” said Moreen. touching
her lightly on the sleeve u the our
moved on again. ‘ ‘ '
His tone was mischievous. as he
continued: “Black panthers some
times spring. don’t that"
"What do you meant” Audrey
asked.
Morton chuckled. “Nothing. par-
ticularly. l was just doing a little
mind-reading. Nona has been think.
lug so hard I could hear the gears
working, and the motor back-tiring
in her brain.“
He refused to commit him-cl: for»
time to the see out quiet specula-
Uee ghoeee at AM. in her corner
on Norton‘s ‘
was a long delay before he an. -;
Nona dcmurred. "l‘on'people and
Mr. l‘urrish are going to be dressed
up fostlvrly." the said. "l'd better
run home and change."
"Take the our own" Morton as-
gscntcd. "Tali the driver to wait for
l loll and tonic back when you're
’ ready."
lio nnd Audrey entered the build-
in; us Nullgi drove away.
“ilow do you like Nona. now flint
you know her better?" Morton asked.
"She's u dear," Audrey suld. They
left the elevator, and entered their
drawing room. "I'll tell you some-
a.
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with graceful case.
thing. She said to me once. that you
would never marry me—that you
looked on me as a child. Daddy.
there's something in your eyes when
you look at her. too."
She wrapped her arms around one
of his. and held him close for a mo-
ment. "1 know you never are going
to marry her. either."
“How do you know that?" he in-
quired. amused.
"Because you don't love her. You
just like her." said Audrey. gleefully.
"And I'm so gladi'" '
She ran upstairs. and Morton fol-
lowed her. more slowly.
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When the party was reassembled.
there developed a short argument as
to where they should eat. Audrey
cast the deciding vote.
"Let's go to some queer place."
she said. “i like to look at funny
pcople~people who not outlnurllshly.
Let's not go to one of the big places
where you're bored!"
Morton gave brie! directions to the
chauffeur. and ten minutes later they
arrived at a basement establishment.
its doorway illumincd by a lamp in a
huge blue shade.
"This is a Russian its room." Mer-
ton said. helping the girls to alight.
The four of them descended the
stair. and were greeted by a youth in
a yellow smock. ills cheek-bones
were high. and his blond hair was
erect in a still pompadour. They
handed him their wraps. and fol»
lowed him through a noisy throng to
a table. at the far end of the room.
Another man in a smock brought
tea. and pieced it before them.
None. while in .:.-n ordered food.
ldty looked over the diners. Their
party had attracted attention. They
were the only guests in evening
clothes. and Audrey dropped her eyes
as she saw the stares directed her
way.
Nona reached across the table sod
mom has on the band.
"Don't look now." she said. Quiet-
ly. .“but in a moment. turn and see
he is there at the second table. I'll
ell you when!" -
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For The Benefit or
Day Nursery, Dispensary, Playgrounds
E Red Cross and Hospital Maternity Ward
3 N0 WALK ARMORY
1 MAY 10TH, 1926
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CONCERT AT. 8 - DANCiNG UNTIL 2
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT 01‘ TH! KNIGHTS Ol' COLUMBUS .
AUBPIOES NATIONAL GUARD UNITS
“JOIN nu: * MARCH FOR CHARITY”
TICKETS. LADY AND ENTLEMAN, $3.00—LADY $1.50
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