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PAGE SEVEN
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FOR NORWALK THEATRETGOERS 7‘
with mystery.
ren oi Westside' avenue are expect-
its
16
u ' 7
TUESDAY T0 Him Skinner ‘
been offered in motion pictures for . AY . ” ___-_
Id to return in “l“? home "I I. IOMCUMC Dr.“ Sult
iew days. Mrs. Painter has been ' ' ..- ‘ " :1- . _ I! O N D A Y -
visiting her mother in brooltlyn. REGENT An “progrloug comedy‘ “Ski r, 87' ,~
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O I 0
l JO 0 LB it!“ Greatest
Rev. Victor Scalise of Raymond Riohard Dix closes his three day M 0 N D A Y Dre“ suit” m m mas; pkg-u“
street attended a meeting oi Baptist onllgement at the Regent theatre I “Se t S . 7’ ‘
ministers. held at the home oi Miss today in his comedy delight 'tet’s l ere pl'llig starring Eider
Rose Jesse in Franklin street lsst Get Married?“ It affords an abund- with Huguette Fun”, the WWW Mada”
. once of lens or. . . “mm
. evening ‘ ‘ ' Tomorrow night. “The Secret I most bedllilflll W oman olll ‘ Retinald Denny W van!“ Of
Fifteen books entitled “Christ of Spring" will come to the Regent. ' France. It is a master my‘s- A picture crowded With spon- MUSICIANS Presswi’ubilc
the lndian Road." Written by E. It is a tale at court intrisue in o my melodrama. taneous comedy.
Stanley Jones, have been ordered modern twentieth century kingdom.
by the Rowsyton Methodist church. The picture was made in France sad
The books will be used at the Fel- as all loreicn pictures :0. it. is Ere]. ' Prices:
lowshlp meeting stsrtlng Wednea- steeped in mystery. ‘ a.“ Nights 50c to $150
day. June 23. This story has swept Monday.DRegigsld Dteunnly‘r ”in . who made an amazing comeback. m Matinees 50: to .$1
the country by its torce- Mr-JDMI‘ "3kmnm re” ‘11-" W l ‘ ° " You must see wh so is hail it . ’
is one at the ioremost missionaries leushs that could be crowded into as perfect acre.“ 1.15.13... ent BELL ISLAND bummed” A11 “an, "served
in India. a picture will be thrown on th . (I’m "‘
e a .. screen. theatre for today only The title “Money Talks " featurnig Claire \v . NEW YORK
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Mrs. Hillisrd Albrecht and son of the picture is "Tho Big Show." Windsor. Owen Moore and Bert ted 3.11:; I]; {pgi'lusi‘rtiigi‘infltZdut‘g 1L4”: ANY OPEN CHICAGO
are spending several weeks with EIALTO A big treee rii circus and a thrll~ Roach. will be shown at the 321 tons. "at“... “5,9,0 tons in PHILADELPNM
hirs. Albrecht's ”"3“ in Brooklyn. ling drama. all in one. That's what itinlto. Thrills are what this pic. March. (‘anndlan production was v “ANGEL“
N. Y. ‘ . A inelodrnma of Circuit life. where you‘ll find as your treat in this pro- tum has and Milling 0‘50 bu" 161,737) tons. against 154.093 in THHR HOMES
. du tlon. lmighs tumble ov~r no another. .
—-Swim Ksps. Durable yet attrgc- fl" thrills of ‘ life time m“ place (2 ‘ ' 0 blurth.
daily. will be shown at the Rlslto TOmorrow night and Monday, Tho hilarious tale of o. spendthrlit
live at Allen's Drug Storm—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. William
Mrs. Lewis Hopps. Dedication of l”- 40'” YOU?" she tossed him. and
- infants will also be held.
7:80 p. m., evening worship, ser-
mon by the pastor.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
..._._._.
Rev. Walter C. Cowart. put" t John lss. partner and copy writ. "mmlsge wouldn't survive." all evening ii N do it. She never "Suppose." he suggested. “we \lr and Mrs. Arthur Jarbos and
10 g, 111.. men's 3",]. close. sub- 1’ lamb I new cookout. “i'm not sure that it will survive." "l“- plan on leaving in abOut two weeks?’ “on. '01 Brooklyn are week-end
loci for study “The Sincerlty of the
Master." under the leadership of the
pastor.
10:30 a. 111.. service tor the dedica-
BEGIN BEBE TODAY
JOHN and FAY WLBURN
buy a home of thdr own shortly
sitar their baby girl is born and
the advertising sgeney In which
hostess chapters told how
John was fascinated on meeting
nuns. 03M! et a swimming
my. oi whom PAT FORBES.
one of John's friends. hints that
—men more so-sre inclined to be
olygamous. yet esoh resents any in
toward wandering on the
pa. 0 his mate.” .
"If thst ware true." John replied.
said Paul calmly.
John frowned.
howqu
stidson laughed. "Thanks. How
ever. John. if i were a married man
"Paul. you're
"More." she demanded when he
put her down. and he went through
the periormsnce again.
He called to Fay, "The little dick
one would have me playing acrobat
"1 got a letter from mother todsy."
F‘ay told him. “She says if I don't
come home for 1 visit and brink
Judith she'll disinherit me. and ii
that threat fails to move me she'll
though he tried to look stern he was
forced. in spite of himself. to laugh.
"Why can't you be serious?" he
said. and plunged once more into the
plans for l-‘ay's homegolng.
"Are you going to get your own
meals nhile you're here alone?" Fay
asked him.
"his? Nothing doing."
"Not even your breakfast?"
Wright Arrive -- Water
Is Cold For Bathing -
Other News.
guests of Mr. and“ Mrs. W. Frank
Schwartz.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Wright and
JUNE FETE
BALDER
A Legend of Light
ON THE LAWN
lion of intents end reception of
members into the church. Child.
i. ren's Day program will follow.
7:80 p. 111.. Holy Communion and
'lorrnon by pastor. subject “Give Us
"This Day Our Daily Brood." ililh of
tho scrics from the Lord's Prayer.
l
children 0! Pelham, N. Y., opened
their home in Summit svcnuc for
the season. yesterday.
0 0 0
Dr. Charles Bohannan and his
sister will occupy their cottage this
summer.
she ls having roubles with her
husband.
DB. DICK MENEFEE man
ries MABGARM WAYNE an
John is best man. Margaret's
younger sister. CLARA. runs.
away and marries CLIFTON
LANE. whom John cordially
dislikes.
A party *Is given by NOEL and
VERA ID. and Vera shows
an Interest in John which he
does not return. Nevertheless.
John's wile notices It and there
is s qusn'el.
Durlu a poker game in s ho-
tel. N lord. who is playing
with PAUL DAVIDSON. Mone-
iee. Forbes and John. starts an
argument in which he seeuses
most married men of being liars
and tells oi an agreement be-
tween him and his wile. Vera.
whenby each can do as he likes
without being answerable to the
other.
The others are as little shocked
and Noe . growing dnlnlr. se-
cuaes them oi being hypocrites.
When they go. they leave Noel
in the room.
NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY
(The names and situations is this
story are lotitlou.)
CHAPTER XXIII
to or. right. Pat." John said to
Forbes. and. turning to Paul
and I happened to kick over the
traces. i think i'd regard myself us
come out here and drag me back by
iorce."
."Not a meal. Besides being a rot-
icn cook, I hate the thought of wash-
HILLSIDE SCHOOL
Saturday. June 12th 4 and 8:30 p. m. D.S.T.
TICKETS $1.00—TAX EXEMPT
For Maryville Scholarship Fund.
In case oi rain. postponed until Monday. June 14th.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stsgg of New
Jersey, have leased the cottage own-
ed by Mrs. John McCarthy. next to
"The Oak."
\Henry Plait. Earl Comstock,
Christopher Adams. Dan Douglas
and Edgar Raymond left last ove-
nlng for s week-end cruise and
camping trip. The young men plan
to spend the nights on one of the
many Norwalk islands.
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Charles Jarboe and sons. Bobby
and Joy are spending the week-end
at the island, and will arrive tor the
summer in about two weeks.
0 C t
O s t
The Deft Finger Circle of the Ro-
wayton Baptist church are planning
to hold a picnic supper on the
grounds of the Thomas school. Wllv
son road. Wednesday evening. The
time set {or the nitsir is 6:30.
The warm weather IOf the past
few days caused s. few folks to ven-
ture into the water but they report
e s o it as quite cold, toa much so tor
ir. and Mrs. Nehemiah Knox have pleasure.
returned to their-home in Rowsyton
avenue for a short sign
a 0 0
A number of islanders have re-
ceived invitations to the wedding of
Miss Isabel McLachlon of 86 West
street. Danbury. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McLachlan. to
George Sullivan of Salem, Mass.
The wedding will be held in st. Pet.
cr‘s church. Danbury, June 34.
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“William De Walls, of Stamford.
was a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. E. Dibble. Rownyton avenue.
recently.
Children’s Day Program
At East Ave. M. E. Church
For Tomorrow Morning
PURE, NATURAL ICE THAT WILL PROVE BEST
FOR ALL USES — OUR SERVICE WILL APPEAL
AND OUR PRICES. TOO.
ICE
Employment in April decreased 1
per cent trom March. but was eight-
stldson. he complained. tenths of 1 per cent aboev a year. Phon. U. F. H A I N 0051‘
Tomorrow will be Children's Day "The tech. 1 tlnd with Noel is not ago. according the bureau or labor 985 WOOD
that he busts loose occasionsuy—l statistics of the department or is.- mtght. Yard. Moi Ann so. So. Nor-walk ICE
at the East Avenue Methodist Episv
copal church, and will be celebrated
in the morning services at 10:80
a N ..
u . bor. Payroll totsls in April were Lo
I'm sorry I get on your nerves.” said Fay.
per cent. lower than in the previous
month. but 3.: pepcent greater than
guess s lot of married men do that.
all right—but that. he is so uncon-
cerned over his affairs—end so blot.
o'clock with a. special program of
songs and recitatione. The program
P will beopened with a song by the
school. "Children's Day is Here" and
a. prayer. There will he s responsive
reading led by superintendent C. D.
Hodgernen.
Other parts or the presentstidn
are as iollows: song by the school.
"Sunshine"; "Welcome" by Mary
Jane lngham: primary department
song. “Little Helpers": recitations:
"What the Birds Bay" by Alfred
‘ Cummings: "Because ’Tis Children's
Day" by Eva Osborne. and “A Mes-
' gage" by Lois Henry: ,a series of
' éhort addresses by Dorothy Palmer.
Betty Blake. Margret White. Doro.
thy new. Shirley Ayers and Esther
slauson: baptism children: song.
"A Little Prayer": y girls of the pri-
mary department; recitations: "The
Secret" by Floyd Stone. Marguerits
Prentice. Jean Warm. Philip Krapp.
"Three Helpers" by Gordon Bean.
”Follow Jesus" by Eyelyn Hodge.
' vmutynnd Song Everywhere" by
Lillian Finch and Char Smith.
flay Radio" by Euge . and I
notation by Helen Inst-
roilowing a song the school.
”Rom the Garden." the Rev. C.
3, any ll make a iew remarks odd
1 u. altering will be taken up for the
student loan fund. Ines Joyce will re-
cite "In the Garden of the Kurt."
”a ., gong "All the World Is GM"
will be given by a group of the Jun-
1.: girls. Chorles Coleman will give
s moon end "Summer's at...
“.me b. It!" ”rm! Germ.
um Alice Barnum and Ruth so...
tell. Another song by the entire
”t."
“I understand.” Paul answered.
"thtyouaretryiugtossylethat
wrong doing. or what is so regarded.
is not so bad if we are ashamed of
it. When it no longer bothers our
conscience. we are sinners indeed.”
Pat rot’oes was strsngely silent.
and John sfter a momen said.
“Well. yes. but a little me than
that. He takes the attitude that it ‘
is all right to raise the devilsiustse
long as you take everybody into your
oonddsnm. My own ides is that 'I‘d
feel a little ashamed and would want
t.
Lord! Why should he boast
shout the arrangement he hasyltb
his wife!" '
“Noel.” said Forbes quietly. "is
neratharnrideshimeslfon
hiaeosqnests. mnmts'eletalm. sets
he'd have told us shout his women
tools». New. to my way or think-
Itotlstlcs on lniideilw." mks liens
sea. .
“0h. he's probably right." said
Damn. "or pretty close to it.”
~w.u. I don’t think so.“ Iieaehe
sail dandy ~
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ingebeutit‘. Ofooureedflmets
woman s thought I loved more than
my wife. I'd tell the evils about it.
That would be only fair."
“Although." sold Meneiee.
might hurt her pretty badly.”
"still.” remarked Davidson. ”it
would be the best way out of a bad
situation."
John laid his hand on Paul's arm.
“I agree with you.” he said. and he
and Pet Forbes climbed into the lab
ter'd automobile while Davidson
hopped into Dick's.
“I wonder." mused Pat. after a
long silence. "whether Noel Boyd has
as“
was holding it over my heed to-
night. !oo saw how cook-use he
seemed in narrowing down his occu-
sations to you and me.”
"Oh. forget itl" John struggled
agelnst the wind to light a cigaret.
“Noel. Boyd." he sold. "gives me e
"I'll stand Just about so much
more from him and then [‘11 smash
him." Forbes' Jaw set in grim lines
and his eyes were.me.nsoing.
The remainder of the willie:
’spring flowers bloom. and Judith.
who gherdretbirih-
day. a source oi uoh amass
John smiled. "Well. there's no
law against your going home. i
guess. When would you like to get"
"I had thought it. would be best it
we waited until you decided to take
your vscstlon. Then you could spend
some time there. too.”
_"I don't believe i‘il talte much of a
vacation. Fey. Things are busy and
willbeiorcultsawblle. Tellyou
what I'll do. Whenever you mske
up your mind to go. ill go along and
stay forsiewdsysandthenoome
back. Why don't you go this month?
Here it is May. Judith will be a year
old next month. lhe's old enough to
sts'nd a train trip pretty well."
“Perhaps if we wait you'll be able
to stay longer." said l'sy.
John shook his heed. "Don't think
we ought to wait. My folks haven’t
seen the baby. and neither has your
miller. You know they're Lil dying
togetsloohather. Boonerthebet-
tor. m." and he took his seat st
thedlnner tsble.
“But what will you do while I‘m
gone?” Fay Inked him.
"on. l'll got along all right."
"r hate to think of you all alone
here while l'm enjoying mu in
Washington. ,
“That's all right. Don‘t waste any
pity on me. I've got blends here.
you know. and if I ever get home
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lng dishes. So that's out. as the fel-
low said."
"Stop using slang. John. I Just
don't like the idea of you eating all
Your mail at restaurnnts. You‘ll be
having indigestion." ‘
"Oh. the old stomach is in pretty
good shspe. And I'll try to get in an
occasional eighteen holes of golf to
keep in trim."
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Tw.» weeks later they left for
Washington, John engaging o state-
room on the train.
They were-met at the station by a
delegation of tour. and Judith was
promptly seized and made much
over by two enthusiastic sets of
grandparents.
With two grandmothers both out!
to take can of Judith. Fay felt treet-
than she had at any time during the
last year andshe immediately set in
to have a good time. All her old cro-
nies—1nd most of John's-were sp-
prised oi their horn ming and
every minute was up. what.
with teas and .ihesters. bridge snd
dancing and. as John.put it. nearly
‘ "everything on the celendsr."
John sound that he could stay for
a week and during that time he and
nysndthebaby livedwithhlspeo-
ole. limesreedtnst liar-sen
ants should claim their daughter and
grandchild sitar John's departure.
He said to her one night. on their
way home from s hues at one of
the country olubg, "We’re lucky.
. that our people get along so
well with one another."
“I‘m very happy. John." ray said.
pressing his hand.
The next bay John left tor cul-
eggo, and nu father brought Fey
sndJudithdowntoseehimoil‘.
“Take care of Judy.” he'ssld to
E
in April. 1925.
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