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WUHMWHNE
Meeting Called for Tues-
the Romyton Hose company which
is usually held the second Monday
evening in the month was postponed
until Tuesday evéning because of
the sixth taxing district commission-
ers meeting.
had been transacted a report of the
burning of the mortgage was read
by the chairman'of "to entertain.
ment committee.
The affair proved a complete success
and in every way satisfactory to the
members. .
were authorized at Tuesday evening's
meetinn to purchase necessary cook-
ing utensils for the kitchen.
built ehortly and the siren will be
installed in it.
from
difficulty of knowing where a. tire
is when the siren is sounded. The
eignal board has been removed to
receive a coat of paint. and when it
is replaced numbers will be blown
for much district as in the past.
were
present.
called for next Tuesday evening to
discuss the adiisa‘nilitv of holding a
carnival this your.
on
at Allen's Drug Storc."——Adv.
trees and shrubs around the Brook-
sidc chapel, will be held by the child-
rcn of the Brooksirlc school Friday
afternoon.
charge of the occasion under Miss
Scudder, principal of the school.
general invitation has been extend-
ed to friends to witness those exer-
clues.
ed by Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch. on the
corner of Roton avenue and McKin-
ley street. was the cause of quite a
little excitement yesterday afternoon
when the Rownyton Hose company
was called out to cxtlii'guish the
blaze.
Friday. May 14th. at 3 p. In.
school betterment—Ad".
I t D
NRUMMWE
day Night—New Drying
Tower To Be Built Soon.
The regular monthly meeting of
After the usual routine business
Russell Themes.
The stewards of the hose company
The hose drying tower is to be
litany complaints have been heard
residents recently about the
The new by-liuvs in book form
distributed to the members
A special meeting has been
ll 3
—l€odaks. Films and Dmeloping
t 0 O
Exercises. during the planting of
The children are to be in
A
c t l-
A grass tire on the property own-
. O a
-—Cake Sale. Rowsyton school.
For
Little Miss Ms Holixman. six-year-
sr. illllis tun
PLANS MAY SALE
NEXT noisily
been made for the May Sela
tea to be held next Thursday
the parish house of
Episcopal church. under the
piece of the Women's Guild.
bread. fancy articles. candy and tea
will be served.
sale have been placed about the
town.
on the new storerooni and loading
entrance at the rear of the Ring's
End Fuel store in Main street.
0 t a
of the Daricn Congregational church
will present. a
“Ann’s Little Affair," in the anal.
torium of the Boyle School, June ii.
lug role and she will also assist E. A.
Spooner in directing
Others in the cost are Stanley Rohr-
backs
McGlashun, Dorothy Godfrey. Lucy
Oidrin. Stephen Wood,
llsnry Notched“.
‘ O
ion's police force. is enjoying a day's
vacation today from his
desk sergeant.
of Stamford will shortly begin work
on the erection of 300 new bath-
houscs at
having prepared for
for the past \vtsuk.
pletod the dredging and the lagoon
in back of the beach, has been filled
in. '
Triangle club of tho Darien Metho-
dist church. tomorrow evening.
to the home of ii. S. 'i‘aintor in To-
,kcncke.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W
lrving Lowndes in Maple avenue.
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Dai‘len Methodist.
church.
Current Fashions Too
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
I}. lloltzman. is confined to her home
on nownyton avenue, with the
in wins.
1 a
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Biemis. of
; \t'cstflcld. New Jersey. have opened
. their summer home on Witch Lane.
('t
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Clever posters advertising the cake
sale in the Rev/nylon school, Fri-
day afternoon. at 3. have been made
' by the children and have been post-
; ed in prominent places around the
~ town.
it t u
Friends of Harry Hoyt, of Pine
. Point, were glad to welcome him
again upon his firs‘ appearance
since he was injured in u. recent
7 automobile accident.
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:; tndian Road."
--Cuke Sale. Rowayton school.
Friday. May 14th. at 3 p. m. For
school betterment—Adv.
0 O t
A $50 shew case was broken last
evening in Allen's Drug store on
Rowuyton avenue. when a customer
carelessly permitted a ginger ale bot-
tlc to drop upon it.
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A dress rehearsal will be held in
the Methodist «birch this evening
when the members meet to rehearse
for the Old Folks‘ concert to be
given tomorrow evening under the
auspices of the Rowayten Men‘s
club and the Ladies' Aid society
of the church.
' O I I
At a. Fellowship meeting held in
the M. E. church last evening. Rev.
Walter C. Cowart. pastor. reviewed
the book entitled. “Christ on the
Mr. Cowart will leave
tomorrow for Tennessee where he
will Ottend the Southern Methodist
conference of which he is a member.
0 O O D
The weekly meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist church
‘ Ho uxpecll to be gone a. week.
' was held yesterday afternoon at the
t.
' home of Mrs. John Sniffen on Bay-
' mond street.
0 O I
—-Cakc Sale. Rowayton school.
Friday. May 14th, at s p. m. For
school betterment—Adv.
A" Gift of» Finely
Engraved Stationery
proclaims the go“ taste of the
giver and flutters that
of the.reeipient.
Choice ‘of fifty styles of mono-
grams to select from.
stzstosaso.
The Hamilton Shop
‘ Ugly To Be Painted»
“’hl' don't artists puint “‘Miss
1926?" a
ton Taylor in the London Evening
News and has appeared
in other Journals withlnethe last few
months. Galleries.
paintings are shown.
pictures of girls in the latest fash-
ions.
in scant modern gowns have pr .
voked considerable comment. most
of it unfavorable. in spite of the ex-
cellent reputation of the
who tried to make the modern flap-
per into a masterpiece.
any modern fashions are so inartis—
tic it isn't possible to make a. dis.
crimlnnting public flCCi‘DI them
canvas.
Vincent Lopez In Person
pear at the Ritz dance palace
Bridgeport Sunday evening with his
famous orchestra of 18 soloists.
pen and his orhcstm are on
annual tour.
portunlty for all lovers of modern.
snoopy music to heat- the great mas-
ter of Jazz at ”lose rang".
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arrangements have
and
in
Saint Luke's
aus-
Elaborate
There will be u. sale of cakes.
Attractive posters advertising the
O O I
Work has about been completed
The Christian Endeavor Society
tltreu uct comedy
Miss Edith Cantrell has the lead-
the comedy.
Henry liiorehousc‘. Donald
and Mrs.
0
Sergeant Terry Lambert of Dar-
dutieg as
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The Griffiths’ Building company
l'eint utter
thv: building
Pen r ’l‘rco
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The Arundel corporation has com-
aae'
There will be u. meeting of the
C . 0
Many alterations are being made
e O 0
A remnant rule is being held this
t
This question is misc-l by E. Eas-
repeatedly
modern
display few
where
Several portraits of young wome
painters
Older painters for the most part
on
- At Ritz Sunday Evening
\‘i.ent Lopez. in person. will up-
in
Lo-
their
This will afford a wonderful‘iop-
On the Job.
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' . ws 130R NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
f IALTO
Matinee 2:15 Daily.
Evening Performances 1:15 and 0:00
THEATRE
NOW PLAYING
mt. ms and o
MADCfi BELLAMY and HARRISON FORD
-——in—
SANDY '
She defied life's conventions in her search for thrills
SATURDAY
William F. Cody, Jr.
—-1n_—
“The Galloping Cowboy”
BUN. HON» ms.
BROWN
of
NOW PLAYING
:: l5 and.”
KEITH VAUDEVlLLE
Armstrong Trio
Comedy Cyclists
I Eddie Nelson
"The Femolegist"
MILDRED ANDRE AND GIRLS
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A symphony of tone and color.
'lloy Rogers & (*6.
i Cortelli & Atkins
i
The only Alf-"i”
li‘illl appearance
2 that John Bor-
rymorc will
I make this scu- l
; is In this
powerful photo-
drama of old
[Wilford
“linliug. adapt,-
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JOHN
BARRYMORE
it.
return
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and
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Chapter 2 003397;.“ “19 003i“, . HARVARD ( ommly hint l‘rom tin!) to l‘OUilllIlllo “u. no oin-
. uar , __._.-. "' "“" . Dir-k."
—~ On The Screen — }
v . ‘ it is being pm-
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY rented a: the
piled up about John Barrymore's I " "
. supreme eitort in this picture. ' m'mAT "mu"
"Tile Sea Beast" in its suggestivtw ¢ ”int“ illlfll‘ M
Bower. in its ovortoncs of surging 2:!5, 7:15 and it.
e. s more than photopiay. it is ..
PALACE an epic of the heroic lives of the l l “ammo! "04-, AVIAN“. 5803
American Whalers when.-——in their. i i"""“'"‘-'-“' "W- 9 E0 OUCTI 0"
Another glorious program of swift clipper ships, they carried theirl : Airgun-med or- With)
ixeith vaudeville began its engugo- whale hunts through the seven seen. i clumm. n “ill ‘ DOLOKES
meat of three days today at the It is a picture of rich. colorful . co STELLO
l’ulacc theatre. The program will beauty, of heart scaring patties. of M repented ; D RICTED BY
incot With the approval of young DON'T that sings 0f courageouu a "mi" ""“Orri'li MEI-LAM wgee l
and old. It .5 replete with cntertain- deeds: of emotions as \iolent and ‘ uml 9mm]...
lncnt. Mum-pd Andre & Co.. in n eternal as the tvrritlc' storms whicht Based upon . "
symphony of tone and color present snoop through the picture. There in; the PlaYlt'Sap i .
a quintette oi verwtile artists. There "0 l‘“"‘”’" ”1‘" it. ”"9 f0“ ”“3 ”Vi" i
“n. the clever, attractive Klrlfl and lint:- we have n suitors' epic. with all. ‘ ‘ f ' i
a man. The 3” together make the of the suit. the lung. the beauty. the; KENNE TH HARLAN i
symphony of tone and color a ruln- ammllinu ”0"” 0' ”‘0 sea. gummy? ‘ _ ‘ _._
bow. Cortclli and Atkins in thelrfmd Monday. "Purinersnlisain withi ,
skit "From Curb to Footlights." is Potash and Perimutter. comes to ...n.. , MW ___
a Journey of fun. Cortelli and At- ”‘°“”°,“.‘"‘: ("“3" ”"1“” u “1 W
kins arc ltuliun dialect comedians. lcm "5 '0'" _ o . Th“ 1‘07"!” “'0 M“ " “M" N“
stnriux Eddie Nelson in "The rem- ‘V'LL‘AM MODES P’“~"”~’ """""
High speed 'l-\,itnl5 :irv variable.
olegist" is both a minstrel and a
character comedian. A comedy cy-
clist act and a comedy skit are also
included on the bill. The photopiay
for today and tomorrow is "The
Sap." featuring Kenneth Harlan. it
is the story of a war hero who as
really a coward. won false hou-
ors on the battlefield and ooul’n't
' even fight back the taunts and in~
suits of the town bully; the story of
BIALTO
Adamo with the fire of youthful‘
revolt, "Sandy.” the modern flapper
whose story has been follows-i with
avidity by millions of newspaper;
readers. now appears on the screen.‘
The film version of this celebrainl
novel of an up to the minute girl
opened at the lilaito theatre its cn-i
gagement of three days yesterday. i
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.andhls OQCHSTRA of 7 " SOLOISTS...
Uvrczévmc piANO U550 L'AcLUS/vo'cv
DANCE
liriducpcrt.
SUNDAY EVENING. MAY 16th
l’ A L A C E
t ‘onnr-t 'tir-nt
in every way all the glowing heaps
of golden adjectives that have been
mother and who in “tin: life to tho of "South".
fullest. adhering to the philosophy! rculisut lies in tho hm that “Sandi 'i in my _. xliillcvllti' imivn .‘t u.
Thi- m-i rt; 01' 11h“ iillii'si
_ _ ‘ Here at inst is the daughter off
$233135: ‘lii’loongzy‘qv'lfhzdiiiitT”htvniil {on drumutiz’cd "5.44110 hits nuvor imuvlug 8:30 until 1:00 A. .\t. .\dmi~~ion $1.30 in lit-nun
be featured at the Palace. "non before. 'l‘hl» is not a plain,
ilnpper movie’. such as has heenl
administered to the film going puh-‘
“GENT lit: in over doses during the past that teddy is lirrt. .irnl tomorrow 1:. not shown as n vomli OI‘ it girl Of
few seasons. "Sandy" stands by u. n...“ can...” doubtful morals. but simpli- (is a lic-
"The Sea Beast” opened a. three self as a druwiug of the present day The pi'ar'tit‘zilillll) of this plum-.m- in ur ill li-‘l’bl’illfil lliy‘tlrilll. who it.
day engagement at the Regent girl who has cost usido conventions l'lii," is slouir but. I'vlvniii-urlr ill‘i- ili‘iiHV'l'll' '0 WWI" ”WNW"-
thcatre this afternoon and justified tlint governed tho’lmhuvlor of hcr’prmw-nl lw iiiivnuri- .‘ivihi'm. .Hl’hm; "““”""““"*“MM‘
A.»‘.
(The names and situation in this
story are lamina.) .
CHAPTER XXXVI"
; UDREY looked at him. her-lips
’ poutlng. "You treat me like a
baby." she said. "and l'rn tired
0‘ n0!
Morton rotted bar build. “Don‘t
act like a baby. then. lady bird.“
He turned to Parrish. “Will you
come with me new?" be said. "l‘here
will be many arrangements to make
at the office. Audrey will see that
my bags are packed for a few days'
journey. and sent to the station in
time for the ten o'clock train to
New York.“
Than. seeing Audrey look up alert-
ly. he continued. "That will be only
the first lap of the trip.” '
With a wistful glance at Audrey
and the new music on the organ
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posits side. Eli drew a piece of
chewing tobacco from his pocket
and took a large bite.
“You‘ve sure had lady luck on
your side. Harry." he said rumina.
tivaiy. "And l'ni dorn glad. too.
Remember when you first came
down here. hungry as a pup? You
were toting a canvas and a box of
paints. Ditohad 'am when you got
rich. didn't you?"
"Long before I got rich." answered
Morton soberly. "Couldn't pack
them over the desert."
Eli mounted a hill, topped with
rotted lava. and carefully began to
steer down the steep descent. "Queer
how you and bad luck. sometimes.
and tackle it. and there's good luck
waiting underneath." he philoso-
pblaad. “You and AMY. laying
M and right behind the cabin
there's your mine. waiting."
Horton winced. 'l'or God's sake.
talk about something alas.”
The ear churned through soft
and. “Too bad you didn‘t locate
here.“ mused Iii. “You ought to
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the cluster of buildings around the
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I don'Oulre what you tvil or what
you do. l'm through bothering vrith
you." lie walked out of the shock
The deputy came up to him. .
“What have you got on this fol-r
low?" Morton asked him. i
“Plenty.” answered the youth’
laconioally. "Just holding him here
to be identified by you and several
others. Three old indictments
against him. There‘s enough to
keep him in the coop as long as he
lives. I guess."
Morton walked away. a
I I I
Three days later Merton visited
the slope beyoad the hilltop. There
a high iron fence enclosed a small
rectangle of brown earth. Within
was ‘s block of white stone. with the
single word. “Audrey."
The marl'spproeched it with lag-
ging footsteps and stood leaning
ullnst the fence. his fingers
clenched around the sunbakcd iron
pickets.
Beside of perspiration came out on
his brew as he stood motionless.
headless of everything around him
but that single block of stone. Fin.
ally his hands dropped.
With drooping head he moved
away. walked to the hilltop and down
the slope. He did not come again.
Two weeks after Morton's arrival
in Yuma. a crowd of rsnchmen and
miners heard the spokesman for a
Jury give the verdict of “Guilty“
aulnlt Smith. Two days later. the
same crowd heard the same verdict
on a second indictment.
Horton talked to the defense law-
yer outside the courtroom after the
trial. “They had him dead to
fllhtl.” laid the young attorney.
'“I'ba judge will give him awut
twenty years. He'll never come out
I know our case was hopeless. his}.
court warned me to it. 3" know.
No one mentioned Morton's eon-
uection with Smith. Altbeush“ the
m was well known. the Arisona
dart sense of delicacy was too
strong to permit reference to it.
Once Smith had tried to drag
Audrey‘s nasne into the record of the
trial. but the judge ruled it irrele
vanttotbeeasesthsnd.andaalor
ton settled back with a sigh of re-
llef. the look that Smith shot at
"him fill Iliad with a lively hate.
0a 020an of the last day
the trial. Horton sat on the porch
the nptiutendent'a shack.
out over tho long stl'etches
which were sending up
lay. Thea nun».
hinterland.
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where you'd
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roultl fool me! i kn
gone two hours after you left.
i got :t out of John Parrish—though
lm didn't mean to tell. i just worked
him rig-km.
"An; on', I know whore you are.
but i don't know why you're there.
The out.v reason i don't know is be-
cause John Parrish oesn't know.
“Nana's sh w we a great hit. and
she's got a c inure to be featured in
a new revue. i believe her for-
lune's made. if she can just keep up
the good work.
"But i didn't write to tell you
about her. i wrote to tell you i am
going to New York to wait till you
not brick. it's too lonesome here
ultbout you. in the city I'll at
. least have Sons and the other girls.
"And i suppose lir. Parrish will
be hanging around. But please
come home. i miss you so. All my
love. Audrey."
Morton smiled absentiy as he fold-
ed up the letter and put it in his
pocket. Then he went indoors and
got a railroad time table.
Driving out to camp a few hours
later. in Eli's car. he turned to look
buck. "This is goodby to this place.
Eli. I'm never coming here again.
Yuma is a. closed chapter—thank
God."
Ell nodded sadly. "I suppose you
don't care overxnuch for this terri-
tory. Can't any i blame you. But
now that Smith is stowed away for
keeps. it wouldn’t be so bad. And
we'd like to see you back here. Mel‘-
e 0 0 be when the young miss marries.
The wheels of the law move swift- yotI'll take a trip back to Ariana."
11 in Arieona. At the word. “marries.“ Morten
frowned. They drove the rest of the
way to the railroad station at Tums
in comparative silence.
O I O
The cool luxury of the great
apartment building in New York
was very grateful. after the western
drought. Morton ran up the steps
and through the leaded glass door. to
find the elevator man grinning his
usual sincere welcome.
“Miss Horton is out shopping.
air." said the elevator man. "Left
sevu‘al hours ago."
Morton thrust his key in the door
of his apartment. with a sigh of re-
ilef at the cool comfort that awaited
within. and five minutes later was
revelling in the delights of a cold
shower.
There was a knock on the bath-
room door. He turned off the cell!
stream of wafir and answered.
"Lady waiting for you downstairs.
air." raid the butler. "Says she
un't wait long. V think she's in
trouble. air." -
With a grunt of disappointment.
lei-ton left the shower and hurriedly
slipped into his clothes.
At the top of the stairs he stopped,
aghast.
Nona. was sitting limply on a bait
chair. her clothing tern. her hat
gene. and with a long. bloody gash
in her arm. which she held cradled
in her other elbow. .
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One dose hits the spot.
Dnrnc without injury to the
most delicate stomach.
Sold Only by
Plaisted Drug Store
43 Washington 8L, So. Norwalh
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108 So. Main St
“re. Marjorie Kunppcn Waite. wid— ;
ms- in her thirtit‘s. has hem adopted
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Phone “23 .
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Phone 3668-1057 ‘
Felts—Silk and Straw Combination;
Season’s Most Fashionable Millinery
ROBERT 21 NORTH MAIN 'STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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