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ynnnrnoxn use
$2.00 Allowed
, ‘ For Ari Old
Ditties or Electric Lamp
, On the Purchase of e. \
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Pleas seoo Norwelk. Geese.
qur use sorts slim
Inle-
I ”In
i found under his
{3%
to him.
hoereiu house for
I cusmn XXIV
doorwey. Iookins out.
locked it sudibly.
lng Mrs. Brown by the urn end t
log to speak.
et me lihe thet.
Wethsrel stepped rorwerd.
the eltustion in his 0
"You two women here
over."
Mrs. M
it ll e Iife'end dseth metter.
might be hsngedl"
Wetherel. “I'll lets you both
steps."
Judith nodded.
aid. dully. But lire. Brown went
sobbing.
more. i hsven‘t snythlng to ssy
you telh.”
Bryn. "We'll go to the csmnu
she' whispered. "fliers won't
snybody there st this time
night."
Mrs. Brown mede e heroic sit
thet"
Decorative Linens
“Impehcon Sets. Buffet Sets.
“silty Dresser Sets. Scsrts,
figures, Dollies also s nioe
Mrlment‘ of hand embroid-
’ "'ljowels and Pillow Ceres.
he N. E. Ryan Co.
“How do you do. flies items?"
sold formeily. so they
dith nodded to him.
tasks much dilerenoe it he hsd."
.‘h‘ VI ”‘7.
hi; :-
Junl'l‘ll “A!!!” young
teeehsrsll'uhtes .
lees-tired Illa”!!!
rsrsnno t
ahestrlsstoforceenenwssee
lets the sorority house where
Judith issteyisgferthecu-Iz
rnes hell.” I“. III.
shoots In the sir. MW:
A I'mderslstw Blue's body
" r.IIIscrcdt
, - meted. beesnse s
u Tangib- pocket I- u-
Mre. Brown Is weitlns It the
Judith. ssd
ssye to her. “We‘re 60‘! to ssre
I"
NOW 00 ON WWII Till STORY
0 Ctedwsy ,door opened end
Miss Stsdwsy enpesred In the
Che aw
the group on the lower steps. then
turned heeh. closed the door end
"Well." slit! Will. "Ihe's oordlel "
Judith ”id no heed. Ills wss hold-
Prudence Brown whimpsred end
pulled ewey from her. "Don‘t look
Don’t—l tell you!’
end
with cool. mescuIIne ensurence. took
heads
to cslm
down." he ssid. "This Is no life emi
deeih mutter—to set so cucltoo
I echoed "But perhsvs
"Now you two listen to In." seid
some piece where we con tell:
quietly. it won't do to solve murder
mysteries on the stedwey trout
“All right,“ she
"No. i won't tsIk on)!
then. 1'“ be off. But I'd edvlse you
two to be csrehll how end where
Judith out her out eround hire
to stop crying. They weihod bur-
riedly up the derk street. “look.”
esid hire. Brown suddenly. “Who is
Judith looked towsrd the street
lenip. A men with e police dog wee
pessing under it. “It's Dr. Doro."
whispered Judith. “Pull your bet
down end your seller up." The when you ulled mo lost sight?”
dssn's wits oheyed. ‘-. t The duo's wife trembled. "Shea
Judith euichensd her . steedy had told the that he cert-lee with him
in her muscles wit her srln
y met Dr. Dorn Just In the outer
rim of the circle of ilshl from the
temp. lie rsissd his hot to Judith
pessed. Jn.
"30 didn't mosh!!- you.' she
whispered to Mrs Brown e moment
inter. “Them I suppose it wouldn't
, e met
on SERVICE inc.
‘1
I'Y
wfigw. -.
M
A
no
“Oh yes." cried the dean's wife
"My husband mustn't ‘Immv I smi-
"So fhol's thr- I:i'ml I/(lli arr—prim ping and fussing with
your hair. Ill/It'll Eric's in im‘! for you!"
‘Iiofm'cr-ho was killed. When Eric
E
tum.) sir-him. It quieted him for s .
one tree sobbins on the :. _:
switched on the Ilsht.
lows-
ltor these days. For one thing, she
spent s good desl of her time ul her
gororlty house. to which she ex-
pected to remove the nest semester.
Ilsr Isre wee swollen snd siuined.
lbs wss clutching the front mg. or
the newspsper extra. new torn snd
crumpled.
cost
her body tense.
down steer the tshlc. the girl on the
bed bunt forth. "Ho timl's the kind
you bro-'nl‘lmpimz uml fussing with
your heir. when Eric's in lull for
you!"
tehie.
faint.
heartless and wicked.
es untrul to him (is you were to
you down here.
In snd woke me up to tell me whet
Judith
Hm sat up sseinsl .lutlllli's pil-
llyrs wee not I frequent vis-
Judith calmly took off her hat and
slid wslked to the dresser.
yrs Issued forwerd. Will-'hinn her.
When Judith set
.ludith nrespsd the edge of the
"for me?" "or volre wits
"Yes." snapped Myru. "For \‘ml.
nd you don't even cure. You're
And you're
mo."
"tht do you mono. hl"ru'."'
breathed Judith. Shr- sct-nmd Mimi--
whet dnzetl luv lilyrn's lliilli-iiii
words.
"Oh. you know." moaned hirin.
relapsing inio Icsrs unions lli" ml-
lows.
derstsnd.
ecting tiumb~lllte Ihili."
"You Just don't Wainl to un-
You can‘t fool mo lw
Judith fingered the Matter (in the
tehle. Her eyes were wide with fear
when she
"tht did you mean “hm you said
Eric was In jail for nit-2’"
lifted tiwm to livru.
Myra wus nohhing franticuli)‘.
“Now he's In this ewiul mess. anti
"on If they clear him. his mime‘s
ruined for good. And his fallier‘ll
cut him oil. lie threatened to. twice
before!"-
She not up straight on the bed
sguln. "You don't know all I know.
you see
his himlly.
him for the srsndul he's rniseti. even
If he‘s Innomsni. Theyulon't really
love him. They haven't sny hearts-
Iuet pride "
I’Ofll‘ Eric is ruined with
They'll never forgive
.Iutltth looked in Myrs Ironically.
“You weren't tulking this way shout
ric'r mother when she entertained
I think vou crime
lovely women she was."
to with, you Innltzhi. Nnimiiv nillill while But two days before Christ Mvr. tossed her mm. “Don't talk
know anything. i've‘coi to work mus he cums to the strain end I nonsense. when Eric's in tail. Do
slonov-wlth vour lep.-- Somehow .utue llif'l-"Iii I hell The house mmflmngn'
we've got to euro I-Irir."
Judith was pnndcrinn. "Yes." she:
eeld. "we do owe him it let. llut on1
matters turned out. this uncidentv i
It scoltleni it n'rs- Ime sitverl too
from Shes still more effectively lliuni
Erie could have done."
on
be
. l'il onl tsllt to . ,
fim‘:_.i§lm "It! y Mrs. Brown lint-ti her head. "You."‘
Wethsrel tipped m. list. “w.“ she said, “l'm giml lice dent] i'm
glad he's dout " “or eyes giillercti
under her dark hut. \
When they hud come into the
sunken garden neitr administration
hell. Judith spoke. “Listen. hir-
Brown. The only thing ydu can do
for Eric Is to‘go home and sit tight
till we see how things stand. You
must NOT lei snybotiy guess that
Shes tried to blackmail either you
or me. You must nthmlx us in It
under my clrcumsiunces. for c'e
like. Do you understand?"
Mrs. Brown nodded as weekly es s
scolded ten-youroid. '
“Now." said Judith. ”what was
the letter you were worried shout
s."
be
of
on
e seeled letter to my hushsnd. with
e copy of the hotel resistor. When
ever I stopped giving him money
he meant to mail It."
"Stopped sivins him money?"
seeped Judith. "Did you ever do
their" ‘ it ‘
hire. Brown nodded. The elisdow
of her hat covered her face. not rule
ery end terror were reflected in net
choltlng roles. "Never till two days
he
in. MW end my sllowenoe."
"ill-w did you cont‘osl it from the
irttn'." queried Judith.
hits. Brown wee not listening
'Wliui shout «the letters In Shes‘s
it'lt‘itt'i'.’ llsve they found the one
About me?" She clasped her hands
“Nu." esld Judith. “If there ever
was such I letter. it's safe The)
couldn't read my oi the bunch but
Eric's. The others. on the outside
of the pocket. were slimy ciesr
through." ‘
The dcun's wife pressed her heads
to he: temples. “Whet ere we going
to‘ do shout Eric?"
Judith ‘ehrugxod her shoulders
Weurlly. "I don't know that we con
do anything But now we've got to
go home. The deep will wonder
about you."
"No. i don’t thlnh he's home yet
He held s meeting. to hty plsns for
handling this crisis.‘ es he celled It."
"Then he's probably on hie wsy
home. For unless l min my guess
Dr. Peter Dorn was on his wsy home
from that meeting when we pseud
nin- lust now." ’
'l‘he dean's wife turned ewsy. “I'll
go now." 3,
Judith turned tow-rd home. She
had to enter the house 'by him her
lulcil key. a
A light shone under the door of
Miss Stcdwey's room in the lower
hell. but no one ceme out to molest
her. Judith went upstairs softly
When she opened the door of her
room. she slowed to llsteu.‘ Joine-
the room.
do. Mm.
Tell me whet
Eric's being in ‘all for me"
lifted her bend to her head.
begun to rub her fingers over her
temple shove the left eye. while she
Jneditsled.
Judith not up end began to noes
"I don‘t know whet to
I'm so helpless es you.
you meant shout
“0h!“
Mm Ilung out. "If he
hsdn't come heck in he with roll.
he‘d hsvs been out of danger Shes ‘
wee killed Christmas eve. Eric seye ‘
he got hsclt here next day. But he "
csn't prove It. And it‘s ell because
of you.“
Judith It down st the table end
an.
“Myre.” ehe sstd lrrolevently,
"did you .ver run into I door. so
thet it bruised
pointed to s spot on her forehead
you here?" She
hiyre stered‘et her. ”1 think
you're erssy." she cried. end she
mede for the door.
When she wee gone. Judith set
still for some time. After all sounds
In the house were quiet. she got up
end opened
wnIIted up to it slowly ssssrel times.
so that the eds of the door touched
her temple
net deoru Then she
Each time she mdrhed the spot
with her finger end going‘to the
mirror. peered of It shsrply.
l'l'o lle Contlnnodl .3.
seem?
Dr. Don fiends with Judith not
to ruin herself by cllnglng to title,
end eeye there is e question he'd
like to eslt her but three not.
School Crossing
.ee'weenntoron srsssr
scorn soswm
‘ CARTER?S
ml! UNDIRWIAI
‘ " for
3 ,. Women end children
. In? medium weight
action end Silk-end Wool
loderetely Priced
mmJEANNErrE
is sown resin mm
sous-n sonwsne. cons.
1 v
jh
' Pentie Dresses
ctive little pantie dresses
figured pink end blue print.
oollsr end tie with s
of bond embroidery,
dyesrs Ode
dresses with tiny
M. ohindeintycolornl,
d.is
Guarfl By Boys
some! rumor. aluminum
or yonnoernhs nnovns
moron m mvnnmo so.
omnn'rs Is WES‘Ix’OB'IL-AL.
sneer noon to outer.
\ "-
WESTPORT
- net’s:- was. Westnort
sm'ea.‘ "M".
‘ I
\
rs. lefety’l’etrci. We in
the Weston schools severel weeks
on.” is doing very good work pre-
venting unidents. Boys. members of
the petrol. guerd the cross-welks
durlns school rece- periods. lever-
el mom or the Rolery club here
coniruni to s fund to purcheee
hedges for the petrol. The
eludes Albert Bush. chief ocdore
Glennlttl. Philip Arthur Jen-
nings. George Dem ' Nelson Kim'-
ber. Kenneth Clutch. Louie Kris-
ltlke Pemtelll. Don-id Klin-
ber Melons end’wu V t-
annins? . up. °
E
.fldayemu-N-"H-m b Theworkof cinder-soothe
“ . new leech c! the Perk end Athletic
J. l. MAUEITE g-ggtmgggwfig
M I!
.3 Wm Inset esdthe cinders ere new meioti-
is s s I. . s o ' awnwrmh'
slows cenewwesondeudeeselievlu
. use sues is "“9. mum"
oestrus: ' """"" m
A l l l 0 I' ' ”ammo-e
rum mg meadows-strum"
od mention of the grading of the
field list been done. Although the
contractors expect to finish ‘ the
truck before freezing weather sets In.
it will not he used until spring. This
tield will cost shout 825.000 to
build. The expense is being assumed
by the town. the school board and
the X. M. C. A. committee consist-
lng of representatives of those three
mitts will hsve charge of the field..
."‘"—\‘_
Mrs. Helen B. Belmonson. dcniei
hygienist. is It the Bedford school
this week to inspect the teeth
of the children in the sec-
ond (rods. Those whose tooth need
ettention will be notified and s. re-
port 01 the condition of their months
will be sent to their parents.
The Westport Country club is
planning en sleboreto dinner dance
for frhsnksglving night. An old
fashioned New England Thanks-
giving dinner wili he served from 7
until 10 p. up. end there will be
denclng until 1. As e grend finsle
for the seeeon. the club is siso‘plsn-
bins s New Year's eve psrty with en
enterteinment In the form of e cohe-
ret.
The Art end Book club at Staples
High school hes furnished s. room
which Is to he used es s. lltcrery
room. A new rug. wicker furniture.
crctonne. curtelns. end pleats help
to creete e pleesent stmosphcre.
The lsdics of the Amity Circle
ere dieklns pleas for e Christines
dinner end nsrty December 1". tor
members end friends of the church.
’llrs. Bereh Elisebeth Rodners.
New York. is spending the week st
the home at Mrs. Thornes D. Meme.
Inns Lots reed.
__.._. .
Cords hove been received tron
Ifr. I! Mrs. John Keene end Ins.
um: Fillow. 'who ere sojourning
in Macon. Coot-sin '»
A new pleno forts‘hes' been in-
stalled In the endltorhni of the Bed-
ferd Junior nun school end will he
used in conehctlon with the school *
presume.
The next meet] it the Weetport
<
s
‘l‘own hell. atsto street. Friday sun-
nlnir. November :6.
m
port Methodist church to planning e
penny supper Wednesday evening.
December I. in the besement of the
church.‘ ‘
. ‘_~.
The weekly Iunchoommeeiing of
the Westport Rotary club wee held
“fit the Y. M. C. A. this noon.
Acco ninnts. employed by the se-
iectme o eudit the town's court
books are still busy et‘tnoir teeIt. As
the books have not been audited for
the pest two ycers. It will leke con-
siderable time to complete the work.
m
taco WEEKLY Amman!
FOR “PEACHES" warns: em:
swsrrs nrvonos: unmet:
————~_
Well. I guess we can get slang on
it" We'll try to tasks the host’ of
.Thue sighed Mrs. Frencee fieensn
"l’eechss" Browning. 10-year-old
wife of Edwsrd w. B wning. lull-
lionelne “Cinderelle Ids " when its
wee Informed Hondey thet supreme
Court Justice .Iloncheuser bed
grented her me e week Iemponry
.ellmony end moo counsel fess
tpending trial of her seperetlcn sc~
on.
The elimony end couuel tees
crested were somewhet lee. then
the modest sum she" ems. 8h-
wented “.000 e month end su.ooo
Counsel fees. lying the it would
requirgthet much to support her
in the menace shexweg‘ Wed
curds.” 3m" l.Iier nllilloneire
1 II we
ti.eoo.oee. . rtb ” 3““
'Tmhse" wee not In court when
the directly end fees were treated.
she wee ant informed by e reporter
who reng the telephone to her
snertrnont end aid; “1 here some
news for you.”
"Munch? “trenches” wsnted
to know wl ut timber eds. ‘rben
Md- M the: she
Browning hes sled suit for scoo-
reticn. end "Pushes" he. filed it
The My-T-Finc club of the West- .
NEW roux. - "Is thet sm‘
More Men Nestled ‘
For State Police
Supt. Hurley Say:
HARTFORD. I‘APl—ndn Increase
in the number of men in the siste
police force will be sskod et the
1927 session of the General Assem-
bly. superintendent Robert T. Hur-
ley ssid Monday. “though the num-
her to be suited hes not yet been de-
finitely determined. The present
fbrce. he sold in commenting on the
regular full inspection of the her-
recks throughout the state. is so
near 100 percent efficient es ls pos-
sible with the present numerlcel
strength. Berrecks. men end equip
ment st Hartford. Groton. Denieleon.
Centcrbrook. Ridgefleld Csnsen.
Stefford Springs and Westport. were
ivIsIted lest week by the superintend-
ent end Commissioner Ernest L. Is-
beil of New Keven. The other mem~
hers of the commission. Motor Ve-
hicle Commissioner Robert B. stoo-
ckel. who hes been ill. end Comp-
troller Frederick M. Belmon. who is
out of the stete. dknot make the
Inspection tripe.
Fifty men wee the authorised
strength or the stete police force
when lt'wss reorgenlsed in 1”].
Thirty eddltionel men store suthor;
lsed by the me legisleturs end tell
more by the toss union. giving the
force en euthorised strength in pre-
sent of so. Eleven of these then
however. here officere' retina. so
thet the force eetuelly consists of
seventy-nine men. who ere used on
senersl work. esch‘of whom hes e
two weeks’ vocation each year.
mater wit... Beth settese will be
loudpll‘lnsnco willbeholduiths
triedis J
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' INDUSTRIAL
Standard Oil
. Boilers Retubed
THIRD BIG Fill.“ IN CITY TO.
MAKE IMI'UII‘I'AN'I' Ihll'lttit li-i
MEN“ IN POWER It‘AlTllil'l‘ll’ZH
DURING YEAR. i
No sooner was the [WW poner!
ill'ltit‘lll installed at tim t‘im-it. l'vtt
l'utiy factory. than (‘rotui uml lilllllip
blurted shilling boilers. Non tin-i;
work is finished at the his hut.
pluni. similar work is lining tiom- iii 3
the power plant of the Standard U“ i
company in Wilson l‘olnt road. i
This [rollers bur» thn (‘llill‘t'ly rr- '
lirIt-ked, or rel‘lllllftl unti l'ii‘iilll'll. Ullt' ,
s'. e time. The work unit drnv it)"
tho firm of George Ailvn uini Son» 1
New York. The boiit-rs are now in .
Ins rclubod. The hit-t'ulhrtm lltuL‘
er Works of Bridgeport lies IIII' . .m.
tract for this work \\'lli('il hill in
completed within e short time.
A number of changes in oilim-s I
have been llllidu iii the inluui in illt' i
pust Wet-it which Will I»; of inuchi
gi'oulcr convenience to ciiwloyvs.
The order department in churns
of M. J. O‘Brien iiun liocn lransiur- '
l‘t‘tl to the wagon ion-tnun'u Oilll‘l‘.
The credit dopiirIIm-nt ioruu-riy on
the first floor of tho mnln oiilrr- has
iwvn chungt-d to ”in union itin-iit:.'
mom. and the tank uIlI‘ pump (i"»
puritnent ofilco In t‘hurgt‘ or John
t‘urnow Is now In the ljiliflgt' oilimts.
’l‘ht-re has been no i'hlllikt: in illi-
i~trsonnci of thin": individual 0mm 5
'l‘he eniire plant with the ramp-
tion of the tank Wagon illusion \l‘lli
in; closed down tmnorrow. 'l‘liiiiil;s-
mvinl Day. A elicit-ion IOI‘C'.‘ Will
orients trucks for the bt'lii‘iii or
.wrvicc stations.
Special Agent William R. (2.1ng '
l'lll worth C. Lock“ 00d uiid litiuniti .
Mt‘l'fitt. eltendcd tilt: Ynlv-ltirii'vnru
prune Saturday.
Stephen A. hirinnvs. ynrdnutn. it.
still confined to his how: by Him-tn.
LcGrsnd Raymond of tho oilii-n
force snrl Miss Anna Nolan. Milt'lltl-
all a performance of "White i‘l‘i‘vo"
oi the Park theatre in Bridgeport.
lust Saturday. i
Esri Wicks hes taken a positi0n es
urncrnl allies assistant.
David L. Brennen was In Stunt.
ford lest evening.
For the first time since lS‘tll
giant erum lily bloomed In
Gardens this year.
R
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or she Hows ~— tic
NEWlO; PANETELA.
A WHALE of n tiger—and s mixtures of s prirr. 5‘... [wit it twt‘f "-j,’li'.i
dhrcwd hintiitrll will: keep your Wguli't-r t-yc 1.1.. i on l‘fl/Ilt‘.
First and Iorcrnoet.this sew iO-L‘rnt Ptlilf’lfltl is :l in Mr Schuyler. Tin-t
menus that Its tobacco has been chosen. ('lllttl iuui iiii ii net i luv lllL'Il who
know—mun who have. spent the pest. forty your-J lili . inn, tin- rniuircmcnts
of hnrd-to-picnsc smokers.
That means thet its filler is oil-Hevnno— n lfr'- ; .! «.l-ww-n cf iumt
Havens. Wruppcr in choice Sumsirs.
N0 surcharges on this lO-Ccnt Penctclu.
biggest dimr'u worth in captivity.
Till Llliilis Cut In it “the
FM
welt
Tonight, at your cigar store,
soc how [or a (limo will go when
you any Peter Sthuylor lD-Cent
Funerals.
Perha-
S:- be Uc Pthllifl Pumtrh
(Int wrapped) it)» 2 {:7er
that I the! Moments
5: S for 15¢
Loose or in Handy Pack! of 5 or 10
Medc by
C. W. Vsn Siyh & Horton. Nbesy. N. Y.
G9t baCkofa
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THANKSGIVING FOOTWEAR
The kind that won’t divert your thoughts from the
events of the day, the turkey and the fixins—you’il
be thankful for their fine style too.
MILTON ELWOOD
124 Washington St. South Norwaik
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4 4.
NORWADK
THANKSGIVING SALE
(EVERCO AIS
WE HAVE PURCHASED FROM ONE OF
OVERCOATS which were made to sell for $35.00 and better,
at a price which permits us to? sell them at ‘a considerable re-
euction. Included in this sale are blue and fancy coats.
’ ., TOMORROW, WED., NOV. 24th
We will place these cents on sale at the remarkable low iigure
Do Not Miss il‘his Opportunity For
MAKING ’iAN EARLY SELECTION
. ROgcrs 65’ Stevens
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OUR MAKERS 75
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