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CHAPTER VII ,
. OHN grew very sober. “Why.
' what's the big idea. Pat?" he
salted.
"Just what J say." answered
Forbes. "I’m thirty-three years old,
I've been married nine years and
I've got three kids. I'm getting ted
up. Merien's all right. I guess. but
she doesn't interest me any more.
1 tell you. John." he went on. his
voice rising on a. note of indignation.
"a neon gets tired at having to se-
oount for every little aetion and
every minute at his time to his wits.
They haven‘t any right to expect
Rollo boys tor husbands.”
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cry soon enough. won‘t he. Mrs.
Pottibone?"
The housekeeper smiled. "Indeed.
he will," she answered. and went on
peeling potatoes.
As he went out the front door.
John called back over his shoulder.
"All right. throw me out. You'll be
sorry some day." He closed the door
behind him and beheld Mrs. Bixby
looking at him in surprise from her
post at the window.
She smiled at him mysteriously.
“Well,“ he thought. "I wonder what
she'll make out of that?”
He spent the remainder of the day
in the little room with Brian. the
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artist. He liked working around
Briggs; he respected John's concen-
tration and never spoke unless he
was spoken to. Anyway. thought
John. there was something satiety-
ing and human-like about‘Briggs'
cigar smoke.
Besides. the little artist was a
source of perpetual amusement to
John. Graham he seemed to annoy.
but John was delighted at Brigge'
loud suits and the ever-present
flower in his button hole. Sometimes
it was a. pansy; at others it would
be a. carnation or a rose. and ones
in awhile there would be an "ocea-
sion” and Briggs would blouons out
with the most outlandish looking
bouquet imaginable.
John took Briggs part of the way
house in his ear at quitting time
thatdayandmniethlmatthe
door. "What's this.” she asked him.
"you told hire. Bixby about the
baby?" 7 .
"What's wrong now!" he demand»
edioudly.endl‘s:putanngeron
his lip. "Sh-h-hl hear you.
You know she's never tar tron that
“Idon'toereitshedoes hear me.
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RIAL'I‘O THEATRE
Evening Pertomnou me and 0:00
Matinee 2:15 Daily.
LAST TIME! TODAY
2:15. 7:15 and 9
“HER SECOND CHANCE”
-- featuring —
Anna Q. Nilsson Huntly Gordon Charles Murray
Your best chance in months for a night of thrilling drama,
The story of a woman who wantcd a second
chance for revenge.
'wannns'nav, rnonsoev, rams?
“HAVOC”
—-—— with --—-—
GEORGE O’BRIEN. MADGE BELLAMY. LES-
.Comedy Offering Tonight
At Regent Expected To
Bring Out Large Crowd
“They All Want Somethihg," will
be staged tonight at tho l'icgont thea~
irc. under the auspices of the Nor-
:‘n'nlk club. The play features Mrs.
lCamilla. Grume Goodrich of Nor-
“all: and William 'l‘llden End. the
international tennis champion.
“They All Want Something." is a
dollghtiul and brilliant comedy. Att-
or it is presented hcre it will pro-
puro for its Now York opening. Thc
play is sold by thosc who have neon
ii to he om.- oi the t'unnlcst stage
productions of the your and that ii
ouidoea anything that has been
seen to date in comedies. here
are many norm. comedy sequences
lo evoke the laughter oi any eudi-
once and those who are aching to
enjoy a. hearty laugh may do so by
sceing this offering. The curtain
riscs promptly at 8:15 o'clock. day-
light savlng limo. ‘
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It‘s So Suddcn
Lilo is for most of us a continu-
ous proccss or getting used to things
[we hadn't cxpccied.-—-Boston Trans~
cript.
Como Ono. Come All
I‘A'l‘lli).\'--—“llo you some lobsters
In re?”
\\'Al'l‘ER--"(‘m~tuinly.. we cater
to mow ono.”——Donison Flamingo.
once or twice. f‘Gosh, you‘re stingin'
LIE FENTON. WALTER McGRAIL
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Weather God At Biarriiz
PARIS, iAI‘).—~lt will be a lens
limo hcforn l'ilarritz forgives British
Labor for tho general strikc which
THEATRE nous
BIALTO
and i‘harilo .llurrm‘ will lvr- scnn {0‘
shortcncl 11c \ sl i c' i . -' ‘ ‘ '
‘ 1 i t h ’9 or h“‘tho lull! times today at uh» man.)
I‘rincr- or Wales. tlwairc in “Hor Second i‘hum‘e."
The "Prince (‘lmrming with llie"‘H(‘r Second Charter." is lhc story
NI“ ”mph" as he has been called. or a. woman “ho wrongfully was
lacnt to l < ~ - -
rallcd to charm the «rather god for lcuto h {IL-Int?) :‘tloonglpg‘grll‘LEOLL
the Min aulkcd an.l storms raged I '
hut, instcnd falls in love uilh lhv-
duriuc his slur, once for tllrcc days
judge who acni her to Hill. ii
and naive in snort-salon. driving him
looms pith heart inlcrcet and iII'H-v
to luiuml Phil and hunting with tho 1 ma.
pack of rmhounds or which Prom! 1‘01" three days boxinnln: tomor—
crick l'rlnco, or Boston. is the mas-l roux "Havoc." a. story of the World
'(r‘ War wlll occupy the sort-on, II, is.
Anna Q. Nilsson, Ilunlly Gordon‘
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The Comedy Hit of the Season
HERMAN GANTVOORT
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“THEY
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WANT
From the novel
Tho Dark (.‘hnp-
tor by 1.1. J. Ruth
author or "The
.Vcrrous Wreck"
SOMETHING”
By Courteney Savage
Staged by Arthur Hurley
.\ TYPICAL NEW YORK ("AST‘ “'I'I‘II
WILLIAM TII.DI§.\' 2ND
I'rcdcrick llurmn. Billy Quinn} lick-n Spring. \‘nlcrlc Dado. John
(lellumli‘lt. Ii'cno Shh-Icy. Edward
John n l o l.cwl~.
llclcn Ambrose.
Jack Irwin.
Jnscph (lrccn.
\‘irglnla Month.
Pau'lcy. Mrs. Goodrich (l'nmllla
(Shimcl—o! Norwaik.
Performances under the auspices of the
Norwalk (‘Iub
SEAT SALE NOW OPEN
Orchcstm
lei 15 rows ....
llalancc ... . . . . . $2.00 Balance
Balcony
82.50 m a rows $2.1m float-e
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N0 cuss WORDS“
' Muse.
,d we veuow srua
"I'll bet it's that extraordinary
at that. Anyway. I threw in the little
part about the flat feet Just to show
Old Lady Bixhy that I didn't have
a swelled head. And it seems." he
added bitterly, "that the only thing
she understood was the part about
the 'extrsordinary child.’ Next time
I talk to her l‘ll bring along a pen-
cil and paper and draw pictures."
Fay laughed. "Well. it serves you
right for saying Judith had flat feet.
Come on, dear, dinner's ready."
They had barely sat down when
the door bell rang and Mrs. Petti-
bone went to answer ii.
“l'll bet it's that extraordinaiy
child, Geoiirey." John observed ear.
castloaily. pausing in the act of
t
child Geoffrey." John
helping Fay. "Probably wanting to
play catch again."
From the front door came the
sound of a young boy's voice at that
uncertain stage when it ranges from
a shrill treble to a profound basso
in the middle of a word. The voice
of a boy at the "gosling" age.
"Lord!" grossed John. “What did
I tell you?"
hire: Pettibone came in. "it's a
boy wanting to know it Mr. Milbu
will play ball with him." '
Fay said, "Now don't be cruel.
John. You really haven't played
with him for quite a. while.”
"Tell him." John directed the
housekeeper. "that I'll be right out
after dinner."
John smiled grudgingly. "I won-
der where she got that name of
Geoffrey? Probehly from reading
old English novels. I‘ll bet."
Fay told him. during the rest of
the meal. 0! several visitors Judith
had had during the afternoon. and
of Judith’a behavior. "She simplv
ignored everyone. John. she was
too cute for words." .
"2th” He pushed his chain!
hack. “Well. I guess I‘ll go out and;
throw a. tow wicked shoots to Loni
000W.” His eyes lighted mail.
oiously. . a’
~"New. don’t be rough with him.
John.”
m Show somewhat ll
nether looks at her boy. at Jenni?” 3°“: "i“ I“
not x“... admonition want u
the ground at his feet. ;
“Hello. an. Inlbufll.” ho credited;
It!“ 0! John. "Ha "I you've
girl. II that HIM?" .‘
jfi'l‘he next day Net 0
me up."
“Well." said the heartless John.
“you have to get used to them it
you want to be a big league catcher."
He felt somehow that he was getting
revenged on Oeoflrcy‘s mother.
0n the way back Geoffrey's left
hand was as red as a piece of steak.
but John. when he went in the
house and flopped down on the
davenport. said. "Hi bet 1 suffer
more than Good-bx- does. My arm
will be sore as ‘a “fill tomorrow
morning."
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Scyernl afternoons later .lohn came
home early and he and Fay went
house hunting. There were several
more such expeditions during the
days that followed. but their search
was um-ewarded with anything that
satisilod Fay.
Once John pointed to a “For Sale"
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observed sarcastically.
sign and exclaimed. "Now there's
a house I like! Bet it isn't too much
money, either." But Fay set him
down. "It‘s on the east side of the
street." she explained. "and it gets
the afternoon sun in the front. and
there‘s no porch."
Another time he waxed enthin
elastic. but Fay detected water in
the cellar and dampness in the wells.
Finally they came upon one that
satisfied them both. but when they
asked the price they found the best
that could be done was $13,000.
"net's buy it enema", arsed
John. “What's the use at haggling
over $8000?" "
“I don‘t propose to haggle over
it." Fey answered. "it’s just beyond
our means. so we might as well
forget it."
But every time they set out on
their little house hunting pilgrim-
age: Fay invariably went first to
the house that was priced at 813.000.
Why don‘t you keep away from
it It we‘re not going to buy it?" John
asked.
"I simply can't resist it. John.
Maybe at the end or the year we'll
be in a position to take it."
V'wnat—ene welt all that time ‘in
our apartment! Nothing doing. We
“get a house and get it soon."
leit
tgwn. on a wild chance. he explained
might be able ie
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tail figure as he stepped out or tae"!."do something With the Milton
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Ernst night Fay. site: dinner had
been cleared away. said. "I declare.
buy the'one we liked. Why can't
we?"
“You know why." she was begin--
ulng. but the telephone rang and
John went to answer it. An eager
'ol' {ulurc dt‘llulnllifs how
Tho \‘xlln licliunihc. n conihinar
ilon of haul and rest clinic. nltod
wnh :lll the laicsi lionlih clerics-rs,
mnilc no chance in its ronulnr rm:
ilnc “hr‘n illc "Duke of i‘hostr-r” mu, m».
'l‘u‘o pols of flowers on ill.”
mantclploce of the entry hall worn!
supplementary ornamcnis‘
I‘ll'i‘il.
the 0111)
to he uotlccd.
calm thn:
were not interruptcd and Mo con-
tinued its aubduml way, exactly
I’u‘lorc.
Tllc I‘rinco with Gcnc-rul
his old and rometlmcs llw
consul. oticn (linrd in lhv“
dining room.
Tho order and
lril ish
gnlli‘l‘ul
air of ahyncss and oitcn in the lino—ii
coral room at the i‘usino would lr-unl
I'll! l‘u‘OW rm his loft lmnd Pow-rill:
his face as his right lmdd placed his “mum.
"\\'Il,\'
modosi alakcs on the board.
should ihoso ladirs stop playing l’so-
cause 'I am hero?" ho askrd onc cw.
ping as some abandoned their chino
to watch his.
His visit was a "smoking: jun kn"
visit. a real incognito holiday from
which all ccrcmony “as lmnnshr-d.
danccd many limes in u phonograph
at too rooms that did not have an or-
chcstra.
w--.~._...e.
Can Buy Insurance
For “Coming Out" Dress
l.0:\‘n0.\'.—~r.\m \\ hili humil‘flus
dobutuntcs. inclulin: rcymal from
tho Vultod Stnlcs. arc prrrparina M
make their Mus m loyalty at Ruck—
inghem Palace .luuc fl and lo. an
ontorprlslng insurance cmupany has
iakcu‘ ndvanlacc m‘ the momcnt to
show part-ms how ihry mm vastly
arrangc for tho "coming our" costs
V in ll‘urir
rradlcs.
I‘cerossos and others who haw on.
tree into high sooiciy haw lsccu in»
formcd by tho insuruucn company
01' a plan liy which tho cost of :l
coin-i dross lS ycnrs from now may
lm paid for. Any girl up to 12' tours
of age is cllgihlc (or a policy of .qu
pounds payable at tho unr- of let
The prcmiums m-o announced as:
A30 1 )‘car. i?l. ll shillings pcr
annum. Ago throw. {3.1. 0 ahlllmus.
‘Agc sci'cn, £37; Ago it‘ll. mi~
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mark the. rsmlvlishmcnl‘
an
'I‘roltcr
He still proscrvos hial
iroxn the play of the some narm~ «nil
AMONG SIOUX!
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gliollsmnz l.r~slle l‘onion, and Wall: 1- -__._..--.. .
WINH'MI- .When Thcy Got V eryl
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HUGE Angry The) May Snap.
Their Fingers At You.
Rcainald Donny in his tumor 11")“
‘npm'ml "i'ulLioran Straight Ahead."
is lacing shoun today only at tho.
Palace ihczllrc. In this foaiurc is is ”flown.” in 11... Mug-mg. or lht
shown the Hound honeymoon bus I‘lukoia Sioux lndiangp .
on nhlr-h all oi iIiv action takes. “Anson” ml. H... digrwvun.‘ 1,1...
placo with its many comedy sillln- ‘lmzv Hm to W. T3 Ashlry. T'TFiSI‘i“?
Home. Donny ulll keep you in a con. ' ‘ '
ilnnus laughing mood during his
t‘lllli'i‘ stay on‘ilie scrccn.
MI miulunm'y amour: lhl- Simla for
Wily-two yours and rm :mllml'liv on
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--lilaaphi-ulous and proluno worth]
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how “ill lu- ahoun lll "Il‘s Tho OM .‘H 1m INN yliml {1" M
_ to. - “.‘-u~.v.v“ ' 'v’ll“ .
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conlt'dv hit of lhe lilf‘i’ ”In-Thai“ ”7’“ W“ i" 1h" “‘1‘ l
renown and unlurls cnbuizh good fioxw-d so sun-oililx. uml lll‘l' “WW“
cheer to makc you tr-el happy for 1 so little rcslsiauw- to its i"0111'so..ilml
“colts lo comc. This. is Plclds‘ first To need for l‘h‘fflllili' éxlfill‘dl' ll" .
starring i‘oaturo and he is said lorays. ‘
'lmyc madc n comcdy which plnces‘ Tho rrputcd stolr‘ism oi il'lr- rcu
'Illlll (thump. lilo Ir-udlng comrdiulls mun :mrl Ill! Mir-um m stalking:
lOl l‘IIl‘iliImll. yam» or making “fir do not «\IIIJII“ I
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tonguc. l'lr. Ashlcy declarcs. ‘
Raonnr .
"Tho Indian is not a slow “licr
Owing to the fact that the play you mmo to know him. and perhaps I
"'l‘hcy All Wont Smoothing," is ho. hp sulisliimml l.lom-imurdllm: rolls l
1m); ol‘l'crod (ii the llcgcut tonight. 1m- oil'rr \oml ntriliods .-.; mew.»
IIWI‘r mil be no shoulug of mo- his pent up foclings."
lilon l-li‘llll'i"S. Tomorrow lhe film. TIlPl‘o is no word or expi‘opsli‘ln in
. "Tho mind Goddess.“ starring Jacl: n“. Sim“. tonguo MM 1“ mm”. m...
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the mlddlo
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snorn. is tho ultimate lll \OIJIiIlillii»
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torl
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‘thc SOllIIlI‘l'll District oi how York. 3 ,
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A theatrical masrmno ems Hull
rualiiics of IIW courts and shows . ~ .- 4 - ulll
liow cuslly \irrumslnntial M'idcnco ihmlséillilfi oi ‘\1‘.M”Hn. ‘1‘ H I". "
~in play ‘1 port which may send tour Jam'nlli‘ "'15 "“m‘m‘ 5““‘“‘""
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,inuoccut pcrsoua cllhcr to prison or Hams fillOf-h 1,. s .i AM)“
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Careful Dentistry
at Moderate Prices
l‘nll am of chlh with natural
gums. as low as 315
erilu‘mmrk Tomi: m low as 35
Hold (‘rmnu :i~ lr‘nv il‘ . . $5
Fillings in law in .. . .‘il
i‘onmliaiion A limmilmliou
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Palace Thcatro Bldg.
Upon I-Zvrulnus
Phonc 1923
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to uloaih. .\‘lr. Train‘s story dcals
“iih an occurrouco “hich look
pluro ulillc in ol'flcc. It is admir-
:mly pom-dyed on tho scrccn.
TIN" Fatal Proplm-y
r lllir-—“\\‘han l “as young. the
Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Millincry
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smoking I uould hcrvvmc icohlo.‘ SOUTH NORWALK
nmiudcd,“
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