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Evelyn Green as president. George
Ringltono becomes vice president
and Ruth Shulslt secretary.
Eight representatives to the or-
ganisation have been elected. onu
from each room. From Room 1
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tain: Room I. Bendino: Room 4.
Hamilton: Room 5. Dyer; Room 6
Brebm: Itoom 7. Greene; and Room
a. Olsen. ‘"
An attempt is being made to have
the local East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church represented at
Hartford Monday when the Wom-
an's National Committee for Law
Enforcement will hold a law en-
forcement conference. Events of the
week at the church include the
regular weekly meeting of the
dies' Aid Society Wednesday; and
th mid-week service Thursday eve-
ning. Delegates from the local
church are expected to attend the
national conference of Methodist
men in New York city next week
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Connecttcut Light and Power com-
pany workmen are laying a ton
foot line of four inch gas main along
Charles street. from Fort Point
street. Operations were Carted yes.
terday and will probably take a
week or more to complete. The new
line will serve houses along the
street that have not had service up.
to now.
of
of
3'0
“A New Fatherhood and a Dh’lnu
Sonshlp." will be the Rev. Frederick
L. Piper‘s topic at the morning
services of the Advent Christian
church tomorrow. At night he will
talk on "The Leading Prophets of
the Old Testament.” Dr. Piper has
ha
of
Winfield street.
tion. now finished. was contracted by
Frank Hoyt.
was covered by Patrolman Q
in addition to his aim regular tcrrt.
tory.
, .
fully moovet'ed from the bad sell
that confined hint to In home over
last week-end. when the services
were conducted by the Rev. J. W.
Daria of Bridgeport.
_..—._.
It is learned that John Cavanagh.
president of the (‘roiut and Knapp
Hat company. will
eight cottam-s on the new Flasqua
llilis development.
build seven or
Contractor ill.
Reardon is engaged in the work.
It'is expected that about 100 IIIi'In-‘
bers of the local rim-dish LTonitro-tlitudo of
gatiouai church congregation
tonight attend the
in:
the Young People's society. Another
20 or more will come
Bronx. N. Y.. church. which is tur- night Hurry Langdon will be seen in
I that rollicking comedy. "The Strong
This picture has been rated
as one of the best in New York for
will
musical enter-
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from
nishing the orchestra for the event.
The parishioners of the Brent
church have been invited to attend
the services tomorrow also and It? lllo month of September (Hill is still
is certain that a number of ”mm
will motor here during the day. The
orchestra may play accompaniments
the service and will he. with the
choir and the mixed quartet that,
feature the entertainment tonight,
guests of the society at a dinner
this afternoon.
The Young People's Fellowship of
Christ church will have a devotion-
meeting at 6 o'clock tomorrow
night but will not. as in‘the case
the last two weeks. be in charge
of the regular evening service ..I
the church.
A new home for it. lnymoni
Sturdernnl has been started on
The cellar cxgpva-
——
Policeman John Roberts had lcnv.‘
absence Thursday and yesterday.
Policeman Conrad Miller. who covers
this
Thursday and covered the day unht
did double duty
night bent.
district
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re supplied water for the working
many diamond mines that had
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SI'III-I nlld
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WHAT HA1 GONE BEFORE
JUDITH MARTIN. young. red-
haired. handful. arriving to teach
in Pendleton vulva-ally meets an
careless man who rescues her
handbos on the train. but refuses
to enter into conversation with
hen”,
‘v ashes steps from the train as
Pmdleton station. ,. strange
your man slant. steer-eyed.
selses her. kisses her and with.
out a word thrusts her into a
taxi and vanishes.
_ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER II
i
HE taxi was wheeling into the
i main street when Judith first
‘dared to glance out the window.
For a moment her heart stopped.
has light topcoat came round the
corner.
But the coat swung from puny
shoulders less than live feet from
the ground. And then the sidewalks
seemed lined with light topceats of
many descriptions. The owner of
the green eyes and the broad shoul-
ders and the strong arm evidently
was not to be identified by his coat.
The car left the business district
and swung into an avenue llne'lwlth
old trees and large houses of frame
and ancient brick. set. far back in
spacious lawns.
The driver stretehfi-l's head
through the opening d her.
“You say 613 College. rules?" be
. asksdo
She nodded. and the man. after‘ a
curious glance at her. white face.
turned back tohis wheel.
A few moments later. they turned
a corner and the shot up a drive-
way. "titty cines. miss." the driver
0
‘ said. when be it noncbsiantly set
Judith's t“ on the grass by
the drive.
“You've been paid once" she rs-
eeresd. "And kindly carry my bass
tsthedoer.“, '
The man grumbled as he hollowed
her upthewoodenperchsteps.0n
thseopstephethrswdewnherbsgs
and
Home and , tighter drifted out
noon the roe-m ball as Judith
fumhlsdferthekoecksr. Show.
We: antiuustsdbelloparated
byatbumpserew.whichssnts
Thsdoerepeaedsadayouthina
whluasteasteedsersnser.
“Is this lira. Itedway’s trouser“
sbeuhdalmmtpsulsntlyJortbs
yestkstesdailintallfmssa.
“Yn'hedrswiss. -
"3! have rented a room here.
suppose I may some is!” Judith
w;
detaining
se‘movetetake‘hc legs. The
O“ Will in the
t7
g,
t
is plrny of comedy sequence [or
these who like to inn-:h.
REGENT fruit] which could not get into the
~-——-— tlivuii‘v last night. The picture will
"The Four H0":'c7‘ir'l o.’ the Apo- be in id mor for today only.
C".l.\‘|‘r.‘~'“." niat'lln‘: lin-loiplt Vulcn- 'li-nmrrow night. Clara Bow and
lino and A] r.» 't‘urrx :1: twin: held Wanton MacDonald come to the
tour at the i:.~;.. at today. owing to llm- or in "Two (‘an Play." a force-
ilw insistent rio mnnd or the large rtli. compelling drama. Monday Mar-
._...,.-...,-.. .. - .... -1...” . .-_
"He's mine now. Judith.
he ever slope loving me. I
myself."
gong.” She turned and descended
the stain.
Just inside the door. Judith stopped
and leaned rather weakly against
t a wall. The room was plainly fur
nlshed. and the white walls. rising
indefinitely heaveaward. added to
Its barrenness. But the the windows
promised light and air lha ceun.
tsrpane on the white-e elsd bed
looked clean. '
Nasrtbebsdsteodalargepack-
lag be: bearing the‘name of the
drill atom which Judith had ordered
her blankets and bed linens. She
inspected the had more closely.
There was nothing between counter-
pans and mattress. All other neces-
eltlsshadhssa lertforbertosupply.
liven the golden oak drones baked a
scarf. it was scarred on top with
rings from many perform bottles.
and covered with dust.
Judith set down her burd’ens and
rather listls-ly walked toward the
had. Without -stopplng to unpack
tbeblanketasbe lay downen ltand
closed her eyes. .
lame time later she was awakened
by a gong sounding asmewheee be
low. lollowd by a bent or sets. in
mammalian-nus. sac-st
up with a start and glanced at bu
busted self is the mirror oppmite
Then she 3mg“ the light again
and tar don- .
Bed tongues of light dancing over
the walls and coding awohe her
next. For a moment. she my no
log at them. in a penis. Then she
'reshsdtstsswindswssl-sswapro
”swam-muse!
amfiao
,.
.ks
. i so.
.,. _ _.
But he's chargeable. And t'{
shall quietly but firmly kit
red torches as they ran.
Every window in the Stedway
house .Ient up simultaneously. and
Judith heard shrisks of laughter as
girls recognised friends in the pro
ceasiem .
"Hi. Jimmy. throw him in the dab
pend for me. That's one of the
things every young-freshmen should
know." This in a feminine squeak
from the porch downstairs.
A sound behind her made Judith
turn suddenly. The reflections from
the torches were still clashing
ruddiiy around the room. and their
intermittent light struck against
someone leaning against the closed
door. A pin point of tire burned be
side the dgure. .
Red glesme. caught in the black
folds of the person's garments and
than flickered on. uWho is there?“
Judltb's voice caught a little.
The figure at the door strstehsd
out a blot! and pressed the light
switch. Judith saw a black-haired
girl of it or so. wrapped in a black
satin lounging robe. and holding a
lighted clgaret in her hand.
”Sorry if l‘m bothering you." the
girl mid‘lndolsnily.’ "i 'am line
Aldrich. I Just e'ame in to see what
an the fuss is about. My windows
are on the side)?
She walked ‘0 the window. need
a moment and shrugged her about
den. ‘
Then she moved, with serious
swinging aside. to . Jflilh's M
dashed it and sum.”
out. with her head all“ the wall.
‘lslss'wastsdlealvsyss g, 7
THEATRE NOTES it
I
Itichard ’I‘almadge is the fcaturedl
gstar at the iltalto theatre today lnl
merry
western
plans in bouynnt rplri but when
0 proves a
The
agile 'i‘almadgu again olIcts a mul-
tricks.
Ill-
’l‘ho extra at-
ll‘liL'llCllJ are Chapter Four. "Showed
tomorrow
holding a prime position on the list
Langden is why
He deals
generously wit his comedy and no
can keep
Tomorrow night, Joseph Schild-
OIII!
will he shown in "Meet the Prince."
a story lt‘llIt'It‘ with entertainment.
Monday Raymond (lritiitli will be1
It Is
a rip-rnrritm comedy only as QrII-
iith knows Low to m.;kc them. There
’wv'w'w‘wail I" “‘1 ”h“ '
,, . grow,
...—..... ..
animus." cosh. SATURDAY, ocmsna 16, 192a
PAGE THREE
J
RIALTO THEATRE
TODAY 2:16, 7 and 9
Richard Talmadge in “The Merry Cavalier”
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
*7.—
The wonder fut vaudeville program 0
at the Palace theatre whic.lms tuccn
entertains
meut during its stay here, will come
to a close with tonight'u two tom-~
will.
also terminuto tho engagement ofI
production, "The Kick
In
a program which contains the best
vaudeville and motion pictures
.. .«—_----u. r
COMING
Martin. aren't you?" She held out
.t'IODO.
Judith glanced at it and laid it on
the table. .Then she looked at her
guest again.
5‘ was quite at ease.
your .l. bliss Martin.
use smaller and barer. You see. I
didn't decide to come until the last
minute and had to take what I could
get."
Judith nodded politely. "It will do
w -; well. when i have found some
citint; to take away the hospital-
look. I like these windows."
Myra said. "It's rather queer for
me to be here. I don't usually care
much for strangers. But this house
is pretty beastly. and i got lonely.
liars you seen the collchon of
board
Jua.... slwoil her head.
go down to dinner."
Myra whistled. "Just wait. But
you and I'll have to be friends. I've
got to have somebody to talk to—
especially when I'm in love."
Judith looked at her quissically.
“And you in love now?" she
queried.
Myra nodded casually. She had
thrown back her robe. and its ear-
dinai red lining deepened the rich-
ness of her skin. Her eyes lighted
on the packing box. '
“Your bedding has come. hasn’t
it? I'll bet mine doesn't get here for
3‘ week. It was only ordered Setup
L"
“But you can't sleep without
blankets on a cool night like this.”
protutod Judith.
"Have to. 'Mrs. Stedway hasn't
any to lend. she says."
Judith looked at the single bed.
”Come in and sleep with me,” she
said. impulsively. "We can man-
age."
Myra displkyed no embarrassment.
"Very well. perhaps 1 shall. You
haven't had any dinner. I have a
chicken sandwich and a slab of
chocolate cake in my room. I'll get
them if you like." .
Myra’s departure for the rehash-
meats gave Judith a chance to open
her letter.
"Dear lites Martin.” it no. "ride
is to advise you that members of the
facultyoof the college of liberal arts
will meet at s o'cloek~Wedneadsy at
the administration building.” It was
signed '1‘lmothy Brown.”
"You eat and I'll smoke.“ said
Mm as she came in with themnd-
wich and cake. "I’ll, also talk. I
feel the need of conversation this
evenings? She stopped suddenly and
looked shrewdly at Judith. "But.
lookbenl l'llbstyouwon'tdoto
talk to. Bet you're never been
klsssl.‘ lbs smiled at Judith ill-
”dimly.
Judith hushed. she smiled
Ibseoiltly. "Yes. 1
tom age than this very after-seen.”
Theo. sens: line's thee lgkt with-
"I like
"I didn't
0 e m I“ make “BIN
thsth . ston- Go on and tell
III tale of woe.“
lay back with eyes half
d pedsd smoke between
lips. "Well. it’s Just this.
m in love with the headsemsstl
Mag Viking that ever breathed—
and the meat dcklei
this III“. humble hther’s giving
unsedumnmuh. lol'm
lamina.
"He‘s miss new. route. not an
cl: nestle. Amt iths eves-stove
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presentation of it highly amusing
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