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and service expansion Job in Nor-
well ill lento tints. is sh. work being
done in “inlaid avenue apd vicinity
by eseetruetton gangs out at the lo-
cal teams. or the southern New
England Telephone company-
When this work is completed there
will be 100 additional lines in the
l‘atrtisld avenue neighborhood with
po-lbte facilities to increase them
let.- te too.
For some time this section or the
dty has looked the eaoellent service
which the company endeavors to
maintain and the additional teetlitiee
will be a big improvement
'l‘he streets atteeted or rather
benefited by this new cable exten-
sion are Fairfield avenue. Golden
sill street. Cedar street. Glenwood
avenue. Ferris avenue. Woodbury
avenue. ltuart avenue. North Fair-
fiold avenue. Connecticut avenue
front Woodbury avenue to Cedar
street and other intersecting streets.
Edward Moriarlty is representing
the Norwalh exchange at the meet-
lat of the general conference board
in New Haven. The board will be in
session ell week. end comprises rep-
resentatives from ell over the state.
Mrs. Grace Williams. night super-
visor. enjoyed a few days' vacation
last week. Mrs. Williams visited her
mother in Harwlch Mass.
Frederick Heller and ell his as-
soeiatee in the wire chief's general
department end its subsidiaries were
pleased and gratified that the rain
and lightning storm at last Friday
evening did but alight damage to lo-
cal lines and cables.
M
William A. Jordan, exchange men.
agar was in New Haven tor tho
dean.
emu AIDMOB. living’in
Judith'e hurtling house. is in
love with till-lo. end lesions of
Judith.
Judith befrienth ants.
BROWN. the dean's wife. when
"KITTY" SHEA. town bootleg.
gar. tries to blackmail her. Brio
promises to slenoe lites.
Chen's body ls toned in e
at the window bed withdrawn.
‘NWs
brushedpssther
keyhole.
the deer and went in.
seat day. /
She stopped.
"let me go.
assent to! help. one-oi"
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run. cramp SENTINEL—SOUTH comm, calm... reason, NOVEMBER so, me
RlALTt)
Last Times Today 2:15, 7 :15 & 9
Doris Kenyon and Werner Baxter
is “Mismates”
.WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY .
week-end. hir.
Whippet sedan.
Miss Florence More. operator.
was in New York Sunday to Haiti
her uncle. Gustav nlehl. who Is Ill 9 and Joseph Iludntck were In Newt
, York city Sunday. |
at the I’olyclinic hospital.
Samuel \‘elaor, local banker. cab!
pooled to motor to New Haven iii—i
day to see Carlton S. Gould. man-
ager of the Ncw Iiavcn exchange.
Miss Evelyn Gainor. toll operator.
and Edward \l't-listcr of Greenwich
attended a pcrl‘ormancn of “Behind 0M7“- “m""3l“°d friends M h”
Stamford home in Grand street. Thenkegiv- =mobiles. aluminum artillclal fertillzo
ing Day. ' I rrs machinery an deilk and silk tex—
Lace (‘urtalnu" at lllf‘
thc‘atre Saturday Honing.
William A. Jordan and Miss Lil-
; I soonlee she recovered (rem
her esteem-at. Judith raised
her arns to ways. But the ace
lhewesstliletendingloeklng up
atthewindowwbere llrs. Brown
whep Inneone
rouehly and
wslbedeuiehlyaotbeeteutoths
porch. Ibosawtheeouereheohot
thsdsanhinself bendingto tied the
‘ no gave her a malignant glance
over lib would»: then he opened
0 O 0
Miss Reaeey. hearing the voice of
“tou're a damaeblo hypocrite end necor. .0»... the 1.“...
esneehendelisr.” ‘ Myra anesred. ”You get out of
The words hosted through the
apes neat door of the ltedwey
house as Judith came up the walk.
this minute. I'll
m m
vetoes wen feminine and pitched
tenures aotbeetops. At the
“teamed- museum
oowwhgiseoorncottbehenher
heewhitsasdhereyudiletsdwitb
terror. OverberstvdliyraAldrlcb.
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first you were crying."
nights. Thh is none of your busi-
noes."
Judith straightened her shoulders
I'l'll make it my business. then.
This is barbarous.”
here. Judith Martin. You're a line
one to mix up in this. You wouldn't
stand up [or hint agshlst a by. Fine
way you turned turtle when he
really got in trouble. LAUGHS!)
about it when you saw the head-
lineal" - Her voice was shaking with
Judith' tossed her head. "That's a
do. But we won't argue it. if you
don't let Miss Reaeey go. I shall all
Hrs. ltedwey to help me separate
you."
Just then someone rang the door
hell and Myra was startled into drop
ping her hands hon Klee Rsaeey'a
arms. ‘l'hat young woman. seeing
huohuoamadethebutottt.
ll-Btedwayoenteoutoitbedin-
legroomtoanewrthedoorbsllend
geyeMyrasndJadlthen inquisitive
"is anything wrong? i
lspcnt Sunday at her home in “'il- In];
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int. niece.
. .William Kimmich.
llan Field. local rcprcacn‘athe at- returned to tho local exchange after
. ' e
“I’m sorry! waked you. Judith." hgsaid. “I thought at
meet. and not receiving it. went on
regdrdleea. “Why. I've never been
treated so in my tits. I think it's
cums."
said. coolly.
meat. sat up and stopped me-
“Why. don't you think somethiu
ought to be done about it! How did
she dare to touch reef Ton
take it to the dean oi women.
dean yourult." she said.
probably deserved it."
W
leaverheardeaytblagllketbatll
only asked her how ilr. Waters
mansgsdtoskin outofthe murder
chargel" ‘
“you'll find it hard to skin out oi
line's clutches it you don‘t learn
to mind your own exalt-s. Now. it
you will emu me. I'm coins over
to the mane" it Iris
Jordan has a new tended a meeting of the district two weeks of special instruction at
commercial conference board in headquarters in New Haven.
Danbury last week. I Miss Ethel Nagy. Connecticut
.._.._. :irenuc. spent last Saturday in
Miss Helen Kalcnulk. opemtor.i3rldt°D°TL
Japan's Industries Chosen
. In its program of increasing do-
.mestlc production. Japan proposes
Miss Florence Godii‘t‘l'. onerltor-iio give govcrnment aid to its lead-
industriee. and the National
on and Miss Margaret Storer was in producg‘ Encouragement association
Ircccntly selected ten industrial arts
_to be, recommended. These were:
Mrs. Jessie Pratt. or the business! iron and steel. dye stuffs. soda ash.
Inhipimllt'llng. woolen textiles. auto-
lilies. Government oftlcials will con-
testrnan.
hulsldnr the recommendations wlhtln a
short time.
I in a sudden curiosity. _..'.i.u.li eat up.
Of. Dorn was standing u tow feet
away. looking at her.
"i‘m sorry I walla you. Judith,"
he said. "i thought at first you were
crying."
With the irritation of the woman
who has been caught with disordered
hair and shiny hose. Judith frowned
at him. "It I were. you'd do well
to ltocp away from me."
Dr. Don! laughed. “You're not
very cordial. But then you never
are. So I won't let that discourage
ms."
Judith leaned forward. chin on
hand. "Dr. Dorn. I'd like to be
friends with you. But every time
you come near me. you make me
mad. What's the matter with you?"
"Nothing." he said coolly. rum.
maging in his brief case. “The trou-
ble must be with you." ,
lie laid some papers on the desk
before her. "Just look over these
committee lists for the campaign.
and see which one you'd rather be
on. You'll have to be connected with
the campaign. one way or another.
you knew. Judith. if you want to
hold your job under the dean."
Her lips curled. "l'm not sure that
1 d0."
"Oh. very well." said the professor.
"but it he blacklists you. there won‘t
be any piece for yol in any other
reputable college. I’m not hoping
you will take any interest in the
project. But I wanted to give you a
chance to conclllste the dean." He
began to put the lists away again.
Judith smiled mochtngly. "And
what do these committees do? Show
the way to godliness by their ex-
ample?" >
“Alan. no." said the proteeaor.
shaking his head. “They solicit et-
tendaucs for the mass meeting. make
touclnlnute speohes. and stir up
public interest in various ways."
Judith giggled. “Why don't you
let me tie the white ribbon bow
note for the pure in spirit?"
Dr. Dori laughed too. "We
taught ealnst that silly scheme. but
tbedeenwillhevebiswhlterib-
boas. However. m not reedy to
throw over the entire comm. ho
cause I oooslder one detail ridicu-
lous. You have to choose and lim-
lnate in any undertaking. J ."
Judith he tistenlna with atten-
m. her toes tees soorntul. "I don't
the We role. Dr. Don.
idon’tthinhiwenttogetiatoyour
little revival.“ She spoke thought-
fully.
"I don’t hits it either. But i think
this cleanup is needed. -lt isn‘t right
to let these college youngsters ruin
OW! rim
W4».....m..o.
s
lites itoaesy waited tor encourage-
Jadlth smiled grimly. "Well!" she
lites Reesay. in sheer astonish-
should
Judtth stood up. ”Tabs it to the
“You
All. We dew ”Why.
' ‘protsettheweentlngewbooanaot
thnnselyss."
“Well.” said Judith. shortly.
Judith his in. “Are you alluding
to Erie Waters?"
E
- dcath to win a lovcly lady‘s favor. A
.the gcnlus of King \‘idor.
‘ Regent
TODAY AND TOMORROW
8:15. 7:15 and it
——-. with ~—
Marguerite de la Motte,
John Bowers,
Rudolph Schildkraut
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
Palace Theatre
TODAY AND WIDNIIDAY 2:15. 7:15 and 9
1*
. mason. rower AND saruanay' "
Keith Vaudeville
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
BY INBIBTINT pawn
CLARK MORRELI.
In An Entire New Repertoire of longs
Korea a Barron Inesell s Wynne listerIIMonroe & Grant
‘Thnwrong Room' in “\‘ericty"
DAYE SISTERS
and their
BALAIKA ORCHESTRA
Skilful dancing, brilliant singing and musical offerings
ON THE SCREEN ‘ Ladies
Pauline Frederick Admitted
“ 7"” u ' To The
DEV“- S ISLAND Thursday Matinee
The National Board of Review
For
acclaimed “Devil’s Island,” ..
the finest picture released in 0
the month of October. I Twenty Five cents
xnxr WEEK—BIN TIN TIN in “warm: convoy SLEEPS"
“9.90. a
1 .
CENT .
THEATRE NOTES
PALACE
“Misumics.” featuring Doris Kon-
yon and \Vul‘nv‘r ilnxtcr. will con.
cludc its engagement of two days at
the Rialto tlicutrc with today's pre-
sontntionn.
intcrrstlngln told.
Three days lwglnnlng tomorrow.
John Gilbt‘rt of "The Iii; Parade"
The Mngnillt‘uni.”
John Gilbert appeared to better ad-
swashbuckllng story of flaming
hearts and flashing swords. All lov-
ers oi romance will thrill to the
stirring advonturc, the lighthearted
way in which Gilbert as llnrdclcys
flirts with danger nnd_lnughs at
magnificcnt lll’mlllt'ilnli. dircctcd by
RIALTO
Loin Moran. Lyn do Putti. Jack
Mullmll and William Colllnr. Jr.. are
at the Palace today and tomorrow in
“God Gave hlc T\\‘t‘nty Ccnts." the
most unusual story of the year. This
is the picture two hundred directors
ol‘ the Paramount company selected
for the opcning of the new Para-
mount tlicatrc. last \\'00k in New
York city.
The thcmc in this picture centers
about the loss or the alicctions oi
the American sailor boy by a girl
who deeply loved him. Life it seem-
ed to her. without him wan Just
empty and then while passing a flor-
ist shop a roar. white rose attracted
her attention. The fondness of this
flower by the man she loved, she
knew would bring him back to ‘her
perhaps. if she wore one in‘her
hair. but it cost twenty cents and
she was without it. Here the pic.
ture takes on an angle so unusual
and so amazing that it will awe the
audience.
It
REGENT
"Pals In Paradise." is offered to-
day and tomorrow at the Regent
theatre. It features Marguerite do
in Motto. John Bowers. Rudolph
It in tlic dramatic story ' ,_‘
of wealth vs. pmcrty. cleverly and l '.
, ..
f .
I ' .
fame will he alumni in "linrdled's
Never bcforc has ‘
vantage on the screen than in this ' I
Schlldkraut and May Robson. It is
a unique novel and thrilling picture
by Peter B. Kync or a modern gold
rush in
traveling in fllvvers.
with a SOIL
sipping sodas with straws. a. picture
that will
spectator.
sorted abountii‘ul supply of tltrill-
.m and the patrons who are fond of
‘l’ctcr B. Ky o‘s works will thor~
oughly enjoy his presentation.
Mary have recently formed the ha-
bit of "slipping" into the neighbors
hood movie theatre near Bucking-
ham Palace and enjoying the pic.
lures without being recognized by
the audience.
visits the theatre the event usually
is quickly told to the world. but the
prince and princess. it just has been
learned. have been attending the
little movie house once a. week with-
out it being known.
proximately curly-four pounds of
starch. and depending upon what
the market demands the amount of
sugar extracted from this starch
varies from a few pounds to all of
the thirty-four.
ial practice only eight or ten pounds
of sugar are taken out of the aver-
age bushel of corn today. but the
entire thirty-four pounds of starch
could be converted into auger it nec-
cssary.
theft cost one London department
store more than 810.000 last year.
' .u 9““ n R‘
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
nacatssna 2ND AND 3RD
LUNCHEON AND SUPPER
in To ms P. M. AND a To 7 c. .u.
Tickets at Alfred Fox Piano 00., 60c and 75c
LOCAL and PROFESSIONAL
ENTERTAINMENT
AFTERNOON AND EVENING—15, 25 and 50 cents
ARTISTIC and USEFUL GIFTS at
REASONABLE PRICES
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name?" an
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California. gold diggers
a. dance hall
drink bar and miners
—NOTICE—‘
comm;
REGENT
NORWALK. CONN.
One Entire Week
Dec. 6th to Dec. 11th
6 Days-JG—Plays
charm and thrill every
Thc author in this novel has in-
Royalty Enjoys the Movies
The Prince of Wales and Princess
Whenever royalty
MYRKLE-x“
HARDERI
moon co .
- TIL.
Sari Carroll's
Succes-
White
Cargo
Much Suger Found In Cam
In a bushel o! corn there are en-
E
in actual commerce
II.
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AND AFTER THURS, DEC. 3.
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Coming Thursday. 3 has
WOXEN ADOPT STANDARD
COLLEGE ATHLETIC GARE
NEW LONDON. (AW—Styles 1"
athletic garb for undergraduates in
est. - *. to b h I. II Connecticut College hr women at?
Warwww “a“ ”In! to Itay "p " heriatter and
I g“. k .1 g. “a z ‘ not change at tWIm of the stu-
‘g ' r
as is Esters ones a .- dente .hemeelves.
The freshman} costume Is a
"hockey tunic.” succeeding classes
will use it and until each in turn
arrives at the dignity of senior rank.
The tunic is new blue with whiln
blouse. the instructors wearlnr
black in contrast. The chief point!
in (he Wilma are that they are
sit-t.
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