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RUWAY’I‘ON
RESOLUTIONS "
IN MEMORY OF
JOSEPHINE CRAW
Rowayton Library Associa-
tion Takes Formal Noe
tics of First President’s
Death.
Upon the death of Mrs. Josephine
Crew. the Rowayton Library associ-
ation. of which she was one of the
first members. voted to draw up a
not of resolutions, a copy of which
is to be spread upon the books of
the asociation and a copy to be sent
to the family of the deceased.
The resolutions are as folowe:
"Whereas. Mrs. Josephine Crew.
the first president of tho llowayton
Free Library association. was called
to her eternal Mme. March 30.
1926. and '
"Whereas. the library always on-
Joyed her fullest co-operation and
support in the use <1 tin libralyi
building on the most favorable ondI
convenient terms. t
"Be it therefore resolved: That'
we. the officers and trustees of the
Rowayton Free Library association.
do hereby express our sincere ap-
preciation of Mrs. Crew and all the
faithful service sho rendered our li-
brary.
"Furthermore. that a copy of
these resolutions be sent to the rela-
tives of Mrs. Crew and :1 copy be
spiced upon the record of our as.
oociatton."
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TODAY, TOMORROW, FRIDAI
2:15, 7:15 and 9
WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS
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KEITH VAUDEVILLE ,
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menu. FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Armstrong Trio ' E die Nelson
Comedy Cyclists he Femologist”
MILDRED ANDRE AND GIRLS
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A symphony of tone and color.
Roy Rogers} 00- forte“? & .Atlfirs IMADGE IBELLAMY—HARRISON FORD
“Conn-(Iv 8 it ‘ “"rnln Curl to ‘nnt in tin”
__ on“. Screen __ . . LESLIE FEN‘I‘ON, DAVID TORRBNOE, GLORIA HOPE. CHARLES FARRELL
TMBDAY ‘AND FRIDAY Scenario by Eve Unsell from the story published in leading newspaper: “
It‘s as vital as life itself and as up-to-date as this afternoon's newspaper
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SATURDAY: William F. Cody, Jr.. in “The Galloping Cowboy. ” .No. 2 Casey of the . 1
Coast Guard.
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ELENORE MEHERINIS Daring Novel
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Starring in. "7118* 88A BEAST“
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AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA
THEATRE NOTES
PALACE .
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John Barrymore is appearing to-
day only at the Palace lhcutrt- in
“The Sea Benet." The pilotoplay
comes to the Palace direct from the
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School Attendance I
Pupils perfect in attendance for
the month of April in the llowny-
ton Public school were:
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Governors’ Conference
Grade 1. Mary Slelkovig' Iienry Cameo theatre in Bridgeport whore German Critics Spot "
J h C: i M l, Ci _ it played for three weeks. Dolu‘rcs ] 0V9 thrills Imm‘”
HZ. :?:D0;;1d 1:112:9- cargo Tut Costello plays opposite Burrylllortu Old FILMS By CTOSTIQS‘ HHS Woman AS "OSICSS I s' .d I I
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Grade 2. Helen Moseley. Michael The story u rlttell by Herman Moi.
Daddona. William Drenosky. John ville. ‘3 “”1”"? I?” “I” “Ni"; “:30” . (lcrmun mm. \“I‘Illris' wth 1 ”131331;, \\'yu._ (.\P)-—- A .
Hanlon. George Manuel, Joseph of the “griffin (1‘10“.5 10! XIV“: lung: through .\‘-.'Il-.Il of l‘xuf'ricllco 1m“: slIllIlIl Illyrllillcd \l‘olllun. ulnrillu
Morrison and Rudolf Lawrence. land in l L' gm .milmi off-III. I }’ :"“”"'I l” w" w." ”W.“ “ mom“ “MN "I “""I’" “I” 1"" ““3”” “I
Gl‘fido 3. DOPOthy Johnson. Lulu drama of u. ”’”“‘.”.‘ n Tun" L N. Within? ‘0 I'mk'nil Ill lt- MW “‘0"! ”w KIHI'Il‘nul'a of Hit: $'\f'l'liI .\mrIl-i-.
Tompkins Harry Oakes. Vincent tween two sailor brothel-s. . I .L \iclorv om m. “w.” “gem... I on" “new “m“ they “30mm” hp” .
Stcikovis Lind Alfred Ta Ior lomorrovv and I‘““"-‘- “If“ AV" Noting tlI- fashions display“! It)“ July 1‘; for the annual uovlrnors'.‘
' y ' .7 acts of bull! \I’Hltl'fi‘m". IV‘IHHN“ t.yq(‘|1ll(ilt’BS"S Illllll Alncricaniilln ronl‘mv-ncv. I. . ..I t . 1 .
Grade 4, Lester Falrchlld. IIrnnk Harlan comes to the Palace in "'l‘hIl [I‘"1;ml “ w advertised as "frcsh from Wyoming “M (‘hnml {or ”w mm 1.ln Informant: s lid) of low a uomnn I l
lawrenco. lemma Johnson. Glad” flap" The \nuliexlllo for the last 11.,m“oo.1-I and etnrrcd ,, pnpulat contIIl-t-nre as a tl-tIImII to III" m. , ”“5" m” “Imus" “f 5m”. m [4‘ q LYOV I
hiakowsky. Nancy Milligdn. Lllnor three days of the WW“ I“ a bi‘illlnnt t‘Olllt‘tIIIlIl lilo critics insisted the lion's first \\'0ill.lll slut-I t\t‘(‘lIIl‘I" ,- I \Vi'f'llllllx'd lif'ii'iffll CNl‘"'Y‘llll""I\’. ' h. ‘ i
Shipnlau, Vida Waterbury. bill “in. many he“ and um l 193- fur-turn “a”. ”m... wars “1.1. Not”..- 'l‘uylor Itosu ' -—-I-————~—-——~ -—
All I'Iit)illli‘lll company has villain-i JOB PRINTING
II] it 'guvcrnlllI-IJ concrsstoll for the ‘
IIlIc. ltlon of Egyptians in proxlnclzli; South NOI'WSLII
Grade 5. Edward Krause, nobcrt
Moore. Francis Raymond. James
Recs, Helen \‘amnizl, and Royal
Decker.
lured Included. ".‘lc phnlopluy "'l‘llu
Sun." is a motion picture lzIIlIl “I‘ll
unlimited cntcrtalulncllr. .
'l‘lm cxpel'lnlvnt of IIit‘ \wmnn ill
polillls ltns rt-l'vivIli nu irllpnrtnnt
tcst in \‘i'ynmillu's \mlnnn lwn-rnor. ‘
.\lr.s lions. the moth ll of three suns. .
I in the cur-Ill“: discussion 11 (lur-
‘luiiill film distributing :lxcmy llnnlly
IIlmittml IIlI'll. tut unite in lI' rich. .
’lhe gowns. hats. Fill"! and U OI kin I
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Grade 5' MM,“ JUJBSOH' Dorothy RIALTO ”MIND" Inw “Rh" uni-n ' the m lOKSffl new I\'l10\\llI “.ls thrust. sndIlII Inly inIu fullI Ilm at ””“1‘3 ““d “”8303 by means Of mO-i '“
Manner, Emma. Eleck. Louis Bren. uhicll came into prominence “hm 1.. trit rs m hm:- Men in vogue mi falls uhcn lII-r hllsbnnd. (in: <Irnor'liun l‘tCl'lrr‘s
(wk-‘3 John Luca. ”"9““ Morley. “Sandy." one of ITll‘ must III-pillar John T' SHIP” “M "I”. 1"" ”"11””... .m‘l 33.... ‘5‘“. ”HM”- ”mp William I'lrIlIlforIl liars, Iii-:Il in of-' —-- ——« ——~«-~-~-——- m
Alfred ROW ““9” SIGIROVISI NONI and wide rrad serials owl “ritit-Il. ‘0’ teaching u" liuminlnn "‘Wyi"|\.. 1,.“ new. The he...” :lfli'pvrnbnt ilcc. ShII \I'Im llt'lllIllllI-“VI lw llll «Ilium; \ IniIIOI‘IlOlH‘ him lN‘Cll iil"'I»In"II
Stevens, and Lester Smith. which this afternoon lml'an “11 CH' a Mall school is being “‘th Jonnilninccr Amerhlln unit (lmnmi mo- gent‘y “INN" ‘I-i 1“ F'I " "‘0" “I’m“ l in LnalzlllIl with h so mngnltim til“ 0 R A i H A I R
' . ' EOSOIHL‘M of “11“"? WW5 “l ”W liinlto I} NlilI, one N If!“ counsel at the lion piIItIllc TIIIHItl; Ila .ln.l II ’lilIlI-(“nd “1“" "I l" I ['nrllr 1" I‘l‘r I"1""il‘I\llll: of a v .ltI ll that it \UIIIIiIS B T h d T 10 MT t 2‘ -._.—
Steel shelves will b“ installed in theatre I5 one “I m” greatest NC' “2? x‘mlmlmfl Orlgu‘ll'ntr on a lots will. lill Il.lll.~I -. to .. plum 'Il" l_.l.l.l.-: II II .pl. .4 l. Ill. "ALI- tin I‘llminn oi .II KIWI no In I an 9 O n nu 03' .
the Rowayton Public library to re- tures with one of the greatest one”: "W m“ 0 “o“g' put em. mm. “my“ ..{ 1.: ms Th" "W” ”WNW” “H." ”1“" "“" I :III‘ I332.":23"leEigl':"rél‘fiu'mo‘n‘flllhi‘t‘. S—-=“"““m
place the b°°kcasu which were rc- ever assembled. Madge Bellamy and I ' " ““" stud. One application only needed to re- Elifiw II
cently sold. Thomas Skelly, dealer in
stationery and cities equipment. with
his sales manager. llarly Doland of
East Norwalk took measurements
for the shelves yesterday afternoon.
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wKodaks, Films and Developing
at Allen's Drug Store."—Adv.
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Mrs. William Lockwood of Roton
road is having water pipes laid to
that she is quite ill at her ho a in
Vincent place. with pleurisy. hey
send wishes for a Specify recovery.
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her house The main pipe in Me. has gone before crushes to destluc- (to?! '0 “mum-I) ran away with Smith." lsaid. "but they dont manor. “my lion. t n . :hmum'fid. (rig;
mm” “a” ‘5 ”I“? ”we“ “r ”“3 tion In a horrible tragedy. The qucs' CHAPTER XXXVII Ho handed her the paper. "Read add nothing to the story MIN!“ ” l i I‘ ”"3 Mm” "“1 W! 10' 1 V lSlL Our Toy Room 1 Governor 3m" -
purpose. ‘llon “Is the lumlIl-n “upper lmmur- ‘illl‘ ..,r1 gum] u the picture this letter. 1 fund it among her To cheer hlln. Audrey began to us .I!II ‘ Ill.ias:." said young Par- . WM. Its high semb-
s e e at or only ihu victim of "Hymnwht . 1"}! . it' , mother If.“ thin i. out there in Arizona." talk eagerly. rapidly. of lnconsonuen- rlsh. \e blought some new mu- . For Part Supplies ’ back “damnhgmb .
Mrs. Thomas Santo of upper Ro- ed 1.1.1.153" 1,. unswerud in "Sandy," ' ”' s m) ' .. The penmonshtp was clear and tlal things. Gradually be relaxed and sic fro .I mn.‘ i y g ‘3'? " 0; Cr»
wayton avenue. and Mrs. Alfred m. __ w--.“ .. ”math! t id vi precise. it was the some writing not listening to her chatter. But Audrey smiled. "I shall. if I feel ’ lonlal star. on.
Caske of East Norwnlk are shopping REGENT "It Ill'ew :Etoglfothfrmpheofugmvh that Audrey had seen in the letter when she had run on for some time. like it." Then she turned on him (‘IFT DFPT I "I“ “d “an.“ I
1" New YMk City today. Indether letters Audrey watched him that Smith had written to her. T he interrupted he“ :gdfgft-h;tlt:‘°p:1°r“l: 3:13:33?" ' ‘ ' 7.2%? in m— .;
‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ .. . . .. . ... . . , ' ’ "Audrey. my love.“ it began. he "Audrey. do you want to ‘0 ahead 9' .. . , , rt .3
Captain John Jarvis of Crockett “I:gargntrallgllllléc‘ifi:énméllhlfl‘. 13:1.th 32:130.: 3:!- he laid the picture in gm looked up quickly. "Was her ulth u“, mad idea of bringing those Tou must have1 beedn afraid they’d bcoontl Firm.- I - {5%
street is having his home shingle-d. , .. 4m .. i l 1 o .amc .. ' ,, name Audrey. too?" lie nodded. chorus girls and men her. to homes. lamp )0“. courng own on 30“ n . e in
. a . b muons. 1‘ .' S a "'05 c” 3 “" “mm" again. ”I“ .ald "There Is nothing real in life ex- ier Just to shock the not ghbbrs 3‘19“ numbers. 511' dlmpled mall- . i . a 0 8 N
\lrs. WallaCe Sczccpaniak has photoplay. IIor lIl’l‘tPC'tIflXS beginning Then. excitedlv. “That's M" Smith oept happiness." she read on. "That and- prove youlself an emancipated cIc-tlsiy. writing for his answer. I I ' \' \f . Q g ‘4 _ ik i
i tomorrow John iiarryllwm LOmCS to in tho “stare with hare—tho than Ie the ””0“ for ‘1. m, things we woman” L18 100.,“ at hel‘ keenly But to her surprise. he was undis- ‘ l0. . o. . am ..i.. . o. . omit
many friends who ”1’“ t° learn the R689!“ 111 .“The Sea 1333“" A you threw out of the house and sent SID—ll" ““0“ for happiness. ‘ ‘ ' tllrbed. "0h. not all. I well. 1 tot I Phone 7“
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Harrison Ford take the feature
roles.
The story of "Sandy." is n. mnrt
happy combination of the dramatic
and the true to lite. It follows a
girl's billnderlng search for happi-
ness through an innocent but. com.
promising bit of folly. into a low-
lcss marriage. into a lIlOllgIlIII'Ss
flirtation. aIUIlK to the Inevitable
divorce and at last to the advent
at true love which, because of what
slight Increase in prices is announc-
ed. An Ilugmcnled orclII.-strn. will
present the ll'illiilt'ilI score which ac-
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. nus-us
' (The names and audition in this
to South America. And there's a
queer little adobe house in the back-
ground."
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drcy. but that failed to hoid her. She *There are some p.013 lcltels,” lnIl he watched them with aatlsfao
Audrey twirled around and took a
step finely from him. her face
acreired in thought. Then she turned
back. and with a llalf-sllamefacod
"i know. Audrey darling. that you
love me. Come with me. l‘our
heart is chilled where you are. lie
s.aeltish immersed in his own af-
lfIaJrs. You were born for love and
along with Nona and the others .
pretty well. But—well. I just hated
to have them come on your account.
More gray or faded hair to its ortgtnal’
3.’
. any desired shade. Easy to apply
Does not rub off. Price 82.10 postpald‘
" my postman. Satisfaction anteed
9r moncy refunded, State sha e wanted.‘
3. CLEMENT
(lit. 13 Vssm
57 West 49th Street New York. N. Y.I
inst.
’71s Charm _ -
If Windsor than“
I ‘ . companies lhls DICIllI‘tI. u u _ u v. u , , The not hbors and ‘1‘-" ‘
The Ladies' Aid society and the "Tho Sea Iicust." is the. screen thollfiriiimg 33;! “A1233; 1:1: "°T€:m‘°“d"fi h 3":Ifl: i make trail»: she IT‘d'eedMI—xl‘rgioxra‘i‘daflt Moria: interrupted "New young Phone E , “Quin ‘
Home Missionary society °’ “I" ""310” 0‘ "“Oby DICK" “m ““lu‘ passed a hand across his brow. "l ""0 0' “I“ “1"“ “I! 100“" 1°“ 1‘ “organism.” hl‘i‘ I'l'llld and man I wouldn't preach if '1 were 527 ‘ Delivery I}
Methodist church held a joint meet- ing story of the sea written by Her~ celled you down hm to “n you your “gurgling fflih‘e‘h $13.4??? travel and 1:1 " . i - . you: mm“ you Mm“ snrthlns ..
tug at the home of Mrs. Harry mannbilclvlllc.‘ Inlluldcd ll:i fige 31;: moths j. glory, and to show you this D "Tzlr'le yoggllnotney gem tth'e blullld Pl ' . . . about women yet‘l" Q "in mu I! 11'! 300mm g 3
‘res roa . 'cs ,_ are oorcs Zusc o Ill on' eave t or In 0 open _ ' . . 1
£231.02; lgdies ieéea‘irrig Erato O'Hara. hlr. Burrymo‘re has always 233.. °‘ a“ ‘ t “m" h“ mu Anal I‘ll meet you. and "in go $10.! Audm' came down to We“? bl;?:::l:.m inflyfg‘a“; ~ . canes LP \\ Lu ‘ “'52;
.men interested ip the son and the th Smith?" asked Audrey. in ‘ 3° 0" t0 "10 Garden 0 Drea 'I the heat mor ngin her usualbrlg t ' Now is the time to gct busy. (Jean 3
until 3:30. when the missionary so-
ciety took charge of the meeting.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Henry Rowland. Mrs. John Plunder.
Mrs. Lillian Lassen. Mrs. John
Brundagc. Mrs. John De Waters,
Mrs. Joseph Taylor. Mrs. Ira 0.
thgins. Mrs. Henry Wing, Mrs.
William Jcnlltngs. and bin. George
Stevens,
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Miss Olivia Stewart of New York
City is having a. house erected on
her property on Westside avenue.
Boll Island.
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The Norwalk street department is
clearing the side of the road on Mc-
Kinley street. near Roton avenue.
followed it as a hobby. There are
many and nullrcr‘ous thrilling se-
quences which “ill ghe the patlons
of the Regent the thrill of a life
time. ‘
I The. mill!“ mcntion of the brain
of man is found An :1 lllcdlca docu-
menCt written in Egypt abou 1700
SLIP COVERS
HOUSEWIVES —— This is a new
service for Nomaik! We are 31
you this at an introductory priceo
ten days only.
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efrightened voice.
"No. He left her there. And it
was there that I found her and—
buried her. She was lying dead.
alone. on the t where they in
standing in the cursed photograph.
“Audrey.“you are Sour mother’s
daughter. You. have been running
emotionally wild. Your mother did
the same thing. And this was the
’ and of l ."
' He collapsed in his chair and
buried his face in his arms. Audrey
ran to him and put her arm around
him. with little tender sounds of
sympathy.
He straightened his shoulders after
a moment. “I'm not through.” He
picked up the photograph and the
and pushed her chair back. “Come
on. let's not sit in here and argue.
Let's go and play the new music.”
They followed her into the music
room, Parrish all satisfaction at her
interest In his music.
He opened his brief ease as Audrey
took her place at the organ. and
draw out several sheets of music. i
With them there came two yellow .
envelo
"0b. Mr. Morton. here are some
telegrams that came this morning."
said the secretary. "I had forgotten
them."
Morton tore the first one open Ind
read it in silence. Then he laughed
and tossed it to Audrey. “An an-
swer to my wire last night." he aald.
The massage was from A. Sun:
sweetest of women."
Audrey's hand relaxed and the let
tor dropped on the desk.
"So she went with him to that
shack in the desert." continued Mon
ton. "And in the end. he took her
money and d-erted her. He had
not found the mind.
“There was a baby.
she did." m;
He went to the window. and looked
out for a long time. d‘ba girl. had
died in her chair. looked at him with
yearning. but she "did not dare to
break his silence.
“I heard about it." he said. turning
toward her. at length. “I had come
heir to this country. Her husband
was shed. He stayed for days.
”006320. in the room that had been
lvtrtts. She used at the door of
the library and glanced in. but Mor-
ton was not there.
Walking a. little faster. she came
to the dining room door. He raised
his head from his morning paper and
smiled at her. Then he rose to pull
out her chair.
"Daddykins." she said. "you
haven't slept much. have you?" .
A slight shadow flickered across
torton‘a. face. and gave way to a
smile. “Only a headache, my dear. I
have every reason to sleep soundly.
now that you and l understand each
other."
She shook her head. but said no
more. She was Just beginning to est
her grapefruit when the front door
Opened. and after a moment. John
it died when
the house inside and out. us have a
complete line of mops, brushes, feather
dusters. brooms. vacuum cleaners. John-
son‘s waxing outfit. electric. waxers. dust
t'IOLhS. furniture polish. ash cans. gar-
bage cane. rakes. hoes. shovels. wheel-
barrows. etc.
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33 Washington St... So. ‘Sfiemk. Conn.
SchuItze’s Thilrsday SpeciaIs
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. ' 3 Place Slllte . letters and looked at than “candy. “16!". together. Parrish walked Into the room. shine. "You're showing some gunp-
Tomormvzi “em“: thmr‘a‘fie‘: (with our own material)“ ' "I loved your mother.” he “1d,"! had always loved her. I took Audrey colored and bent over the tion at last." it mid. "If I had sent Plate corned BeEf ' 10c lb.
prayer mee "5 scrt ce w 5 covered for . "slace she was a little slim thing of up the search. It was months be. fruit.,wlth only a slight nod of greet- the cast to visit you in Rochester
In the Rowayton Baptist church. at ’
7:30.
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Theodore Smith of McKinley
place is assisting Captain' Frank R.
Stevens of Rowayton avenue build
a new centerboard for the sloop
"Lillian."
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Oscar Scott is building a new
house on Return avenue. He has
.1107", completed a thus—car garlic
for Charles H. Brkgs. on ill prop-
fiftean. Her hair was fair like yours.
Her eyes were wide and blue. and
her laugh was the merrleat I ever
have heard—encept yours.
heart.”
He paused. "She was a flower of
a girl. Her parents died and left her
-. a litth money. She hated remain!
—ahe labelled when older We ad-
vised her. just.” you do. Tempe
from her strict aunt. she took part
of her patrimony and want to Eu-
rope to study art.
"I was there. tee—trying to be ea
dear‘sto
fora I earns to that adobe house."r
He pointed to the plot rs. "I've al-
ready told you what found." He
flood.
ing to the young man. But Morton.
after an .amuaed glance at her. in-
vited his secretary to a place at the
table and rang for the servant.
Parrish kept his eyes on Audrey.
and. II though conscious of his gaae.
she refrained from iookt up.
“Bright and early. Parr b." said
Morton. "Fair ano h. too. I have a
good deal of work for you to do.
was Morton. also. may need enter.
taming. She bah given up her idea
of a chorus-girl house party."
'Thaak goodnm" breathed Pan
the show would have gone up the
flue. They've got to work like the
devil from now on till the opening.
But they're disappointed that you
took back the invite."
Audrey's face puckered. "Oh dear.
that's too bad. The girls have so
little rul fun."
Morton to'ssed her a bill of large
denomination. “Wire a florist to
need each of them a col-sage.” he
said. lightly. Parrish watched him
with a punled frown.
Morton idly picked up the other
"But what-«what became of my
Ether?” Audrey clasped her hands. .
“Ha vanished. His heart. I “9'
Wm. broken. He never was
”on Igain in the little town when
“It! lived. and where you were born.
“And so I took you. darling. with
no. And you've been mine evtr
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