41v":
bytheprénornnddbcrhlgh oi
chin. Her lather announces that he
will lorgiw her and insists that she
leavethehotel unduly under his
N
do, the girl of sixteen. The pastor.
Today and Tomorrow
Mae Marsh
in a Goldwyn Picture '
“The Cindereiiallan”
her. has been instrumental in getting
her to return to her tather's home.
IMagdn does so on the condition that
her father will ask no questions about
her outside life, Th? father resents
this condition. Magda shocks tbs-i!
staid friends, She amazes them by
S‘tmay her wealth, and 0581's to (lower her
confine Gnfiith xulster Marie no that she can marry
well.
Magda meets at her tathcr'a house.
the man who. tears ago when she
in an interesting drama
“I Will Repay”
And Final Episode of
“The Fighting Trail”
A Most Thrilling Ending
COMING—Mary Garden.
celebrated star in “THAIS.”
sic. betrayed her
i He i.-, now. 1 rising man and anxious
Ito t’aL‘W’ur immaruiat: in the eyes of
his fc‘tovo tovnrmcn In his
lvivw nith Mazda. he learn: for the
'firs‘t time that he l1:>: a child ht her,
that to support this child tron start
‘inz. Magda, in Mr catty days. nan: in
tho
there
gets
The father (anl'd ,
something bctwcvn
thi'h from Magi”
iengc von Kciinvr. and
honor and that of his dauz'htcr. Von
Keilner tells him that he i." willing
to marrvhiagda. Magda due: not
want this She can‘t make» rim :11 pro
learns
them. ill!-
h-lv‘i‘lltll‘< 1::1‘1'1
ill t‘niél’
Today. Thursday
Comnlete New Vaudeville
Bill
”and;
Clara Kimball Young
And bur 0-111: mmwuy in
“Magda”
"Magda" util rarity lillit“ tool:
as Mia‘s Young's innit llu’ublv 111-;-
lormant‘c. Nv-vcr ha~ Aliza Young
art. Her father insiats
her as an erring daughter ulm ““251
he guided 11 him for llto- h» it
at the persimmon of the- pa.~t11r. (on
i.‘ hit flu to into htr own lifv
Red Ace”
Entitled "Virainia's Triumt i1"
llon't fail to see this the lust chr1:1-
er of the greatcr-t serial VJ.) l'Vr'i
rt-m- tttcd.
AND TOMORROW
text Week. Monday and
Tuesday
'Vm. S. Hart in “The Silent
auction. Starring Mae Marsh
Mann career thus far in hcr nmv (tolvlwtn
starring vciticlc. "The f‘imlcrviiu
313M131." from min-r itnrrw-uk famous
/ -..._.- _._--..- --u rgtago uncut-.4 lrv l‘Ill'o‘nl'tl l‘llild.‘
, pcntcr.
I‘ Hi Hit iHiAHiiS
PALACE THEATRE
of a grttlf millionairv‘.
,whoi :mxioth‘ to 2m hvr nmrriml
Well Known Author For Ray’s Fiat
Paramount Picture .The latltcr's attittnlc i4
"harlcs Ra}. . supported by Void his thrcc mithllmagctl friends.
v.1}, will be seen at tho Palace to
morrow in the» Paramount production,’
of “The Son of His Father." 3 photo-
1lratna from the famous novel of liidcc
Wcil (.‘ulium. author of Tho Wot of to “m that ~hc i; marrif'd
tbp Strong,‘ “’l‘i‘,c Night-Riders," "Thw'm" N “WW?“ 0' h”
\IVatchcrs of the Plains." and other
ivcli known successes. Others in the
amt arc Robert McKim. (1cm "9 Nicb youna
nits. Charles K. Prcnch. John P. Lock- not touch [hp monct proli'
ncv and George Hoffman.
“Magda" at the Palace Today .ed' '
z‘lara Kimball Young is soon as thr-f
:.:t1r in Mac da" supportcd by her own’
REGENT THEATRE SATU RDAIV
(om try in a. screen vcrzxio 0 he
pa n f ‘ Corinne Griffith in "I Will Repay." and
famous drama. This is the first pro.
duction in the new Selcct Star series;
distributed hv‘ the Select Pictures:
the Final Episode of “The
Fighting Trail"
The laithfnlnPss
at the Palace Thcz‘rc today.
“Magda" by H1 tan Suderman'. is
ilteIsiorv of .1 :i ‘l whose father lic-
licvcs thatti 1 i ho ."s will lathe will
of the whole ltou "old.
“Magi!" is 21 her. utitui girl with 1‘.
rift for music. The pastor of her i
tncr's church fails in low with Y191‘.
éie ants her lathcr's consent tr .1 k
“or to marrv him. but Magda tlocenflt '0 keep
low» him The father toils hm-
.uc must either marry the 11.1.1151 or
inive his house. Magda leaves his
mute and goes to a neighboring city
hackman in a southern citv.
and drunken husband
hm from actual want bv
1on her.
tawav from hr-r
'r close: his door to the girl I
Ton yeari later at a great mustcatv
f tivai in the town. )lavtla. now a
mat singer known’ as Madalcne 17.1w
'01‘to appears. She is wealthv beam
eon»
llw 1 hokc“.
r‘wAs FEELlNG ALL. RUN DOWN
Symptoms of cit-coming kidncv tron
11tsv deserve prompt attcntlon. for no
“Acct invites: ucrious illness. Louis
‘iuckncr. Somerset. Va, writm.‘ "l
was fueling all run down; tired. witt
pain-t in mv back After taking iv‘citi
’ .duev Pills i felt iikc a new man.’
Rickachc. rheumatic pains stiff joints
‘I'Il DIAS." W‘D."
nave Imnsriet. molten ankles. WM ”1.13m & 5731113230
inaniundct‘ eyes, and sloop-disturbing If“ m
ll‘lfldf‘l' ailments yield mtlckiy‘to thb ALSO AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT,
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mud men and women—Stiltson-Pow 61 mm A”,
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roofs be but» again to treat Ham-'1
the great singer-u he treated Magvl
.Water strcez,
.whom she refused and who still lover.
inter- ’
hi.“
vincial pcopir undvra‘tand that she lifl.‘
a tremendous career in tho it irtti (ii
on tt'Ptt'm'i
\ittctla .
finally. out of lovcf or her father and
\‘on Kellncr‘ toils pr th:~:t 1hr
.sccttwti w lowly as 111, 11m m... .r‘t’m‘l.
turc. “Magda" is ('lum t-.;111‘n;.tt must give up hPtl'al't4’r 21nd inlfg’llh
Young at her b9“: Magda that 'w tht'SYi'i tntt‘ntl to rut/11‘:
“'l‘l Sl'UGHST“ (Ijtlhll‘l EARLY . nizc their child, Mazda's indignation,
—""' flare: up at thia. Sim nrdcrs Von lit ’l
1‘ Friday nor from tip» hottai‘. uttvrl‘.’ t'n'lll‘lfi'l tn
mum... n my; raw-.114 disown the mud. or man givcs 111:1
I. word of honor to You Kellner that hi,»
Charles Ray daughtt‘r will do an up wla‘hl‘fl. lir‘
in iii-1 l‘irst Pauli-11111 11 p:,mr.. . , ._
“Th ” tries to force Magda to do ll’lls, twin:
e SO“ Of His Fu? .2 ' 1 the door not threaten: 11111111 her and
' himsclt unlws ahc contents. As l11‘
. Saturday -. 1 . . , .
. . ‘ ‘31t1fitho [)Hllll :it liragdn LP 11.1.1.1
Flnal EDISOde Of “The «trtvkc of t-trulwis and die-r Marla
AT THE REGENT THEATRE TODAY
Mae Marni; is trivcn what is proba-
bly the moat sympathctic roles of lit-1‘
{'11 r
Tho story‘of fl.» pint: i~ tint of Mar-
joric Qancr.th1 ni.tlll"‘.'ll‘.~'< tiattr'htt‘r
.\lnt'ri.~ (L'unt'r.
of!
'so hc won't how to hotln-r pith lit-r.
111-piorcvl by
Rom:
ncy Evans. 1 Inwycr fir. That-er. a (thv-
cit-tan. and William Srwztll. :1 cclcbrnt-
rd compoucr. and thcv combine to civn
her the romancc her nnturp trains an i
to :1 nun ,
At tho 1,1 its-r curl of the block. in :1
Enrrct iiv .11 Anthony Qtt‘nt:1".ttl a poor
poet of good famiiv who wilt
‘rml by hi!
:reiatives because he thinlu it i.-‘ taint-
(Ollmratinn and will he the an. “no" the Southern slavc is HHSJQLHLZHOQL
in "1 Will Repav." the Greater \itn
graph Blue 'iihbon Feature. uliiri'. will
he the air-action in the Rczcnl T'tr-a-
1rt c on Satu. day (‘a mar is a put-it 1~
whnro .
iht‘ dattzhtcr of hi91 old maitcr in a
.writcr kept in povcnv bv an ahusiw
(‘oesar socks
so-
that. ; cretly spending r-ve-rv dollar ho makcs
but the htLuband gets it all
One day sht- f“! cur-*1
$30 from a publisher {'at-sar li‘il'.‘ of
rrvin‘: to hrrhmrtc. timid hcr
companion to an old lads The to 1:112:33: on the floor and the money
Tracing the hurhanId to a divc
him to draw. and the load
ing judge in the vi.v who at: names
the act. never belrava the slavcr. ’
cmcttgsItEa s PILLS
$1“ ,
tr You mm m mm:
cantor
III.
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Aunnl £11.11: to» in the Flat Din-
trict Was I W Evan
Hope Hone. Bio. 1, Kuwait fire De-
partment. held its meeting Tuesday
evening, Jan 8th at their quarter: on
The boy: gave their
annual turkey flipper which in an an-
nual event. About 100 sat down to
the tables. Svcc's orchestra played
during the evening. Mathew IoGrath.
John Whole, Fred Powell and John
Moonev can; Star Spangled Banner at
th- opening of the supper. assisted by
all present. The supper was one of
the best ever given by the company.
8. Cook. chairman. J. B. Costello.
Soonan, H. Kerman.l Haymes.Cha1t.
Darwin. “I Boson. George Carroll 18‘
. 5mm by 1“! [Jet-it S W Brotherton lcttcr carriers are not a success,
‘nas Alon“ and lrtcndlcas it“! ““3 1““ ‘Thc following others were elected:
Captain— ——3 B Bothcrton
1st. Lieut. 'i. Hamran
2nd Lieut. l. lag-.ymes
Rec. Sec. Albert Gavamn.
. Fin. Sec—Frank Fitzgerald.
Trbasnrcr——William Dagon.
Auditing Com—lat Lieut.
cafes, and anywht-re to earn money. 1
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MARSH
’h”‘iHE , ’
ClNOERELLA 11y
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oomph/u PlClURlZS
Thomas 1
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‘vy to them, he declared. 1
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rm Others. 6.1m
There was m by John What...
Int 31ch Fred Powell Joe For-l
tin. John Noon: and W. E O'Brien,
Short talks bv diet a. J rowed;
Chief Wheeler and D. W. Hartord.‘
prcaident Conn State Firemeu’s Asso.
ciation. l
Capt. Layden and Capt. Blicsard and
Capt. Waterbury gave short taint:
Capt. Brothcrton gave a short talk
and told the member what their dug
tips were. James Sexton of the PIP‘
ace. gave ceteral selections on the
piano. The evening closed in all sing-
ing Auld Lang Syne.
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WORK TOO HEAVY FOR WOMEN
ST. Louis. Mo" Jan. 10. -—Womcn3
ac?
cording to Postmaster Colin M. Belph.
who after giving them a filteen—day
trial on several city routes announc-
ed today their services would be re-
Work was too he»
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The problem of a main! and appropriate Christmas
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Such a gift. has the mutual merit of increasing steadily
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Deposits tram $1. 00 upward are invited and 4 per cent.
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problem of keeping them
well and warmly dressed for
a reasonable amount is in-
deed serious.
But if you make their clothes
at home, using 3 Medal]
Quarterly and McCall Pat-
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children will be better dren-
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Conn.
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’! A’ load
nese' “entities
1 Are 111 Found
Every Day
Dicoontinmd styles-dines we've
decided to drop-u well u the
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Maroon
Not all nine: in everything, but
Iomcthmg' in all rim.
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85 Washington Street
SOUTH NOBWALK
WEATHER FORECAST
I; _ ,__‘
Fulcrum tor Norwalk and Tit-inity:
Fair tonight; Friday Dllrtly cloudy.
(‘onnccticuiz Gcnerally [fair tonight
and Friday; littlc chaotic in tempera-
ture; fresh west winds/becoming var
iablc. Conditions: A disturbance can
trai this morning over Southern Tex
as: is causing light snow just cast of
tho Rockv Mountains as far north as
North I‘takota. Pleasant weather pre-
mils generally cast of the Misaisa’ippt
t‘ivcr. The temperature continual: Dc—
iow the normal in virtually all dis-
tricst cost of tiw Rocky . Mountains.
Tcmpcrutut‘c; from tcn‘dczrcca to
twenty-five dcgrccs bclow zero wcre
rcportcd from Montana. North Dakota
and Minnesota.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY
'l’ctnpcrntut‘czI lliglt.
Fair.
llt\\'
01.
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I A (itil suit use institutcd today by
.6111). l.. iiritton aminst .\loi.. ltz
foreclose a mt‘chunic's lien.
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ilccrs Meat and Provision (‘o.' a build-
1 im: is completed altctutions are still
going on inside.
. —BASKETBALL
Armorv Friday night. Nr‘
League gamc,
Tho governing tommittce of the
Nr‘rtt‘nik Bout (‘iu‘t will hold a meet-
ing in Sccrcmrv Quinian's offices in
room ‘2 of the Town Hall on Friday
evening.
t _
of coal in one of Gault's
ltrucks from \\ cstport caused manv cn-
viotts ejaculations from local people
as it passcd through herc this morn-
Iing. _____.
l .‘Icwbury .\i. McIrit. of Elm street.
has resigned his position ,with the
'Eavt India ’lca 00.. on Washington
utrcct. South Norw aik and has accept-
'ed a position with1the Andrew Davey
.(‘orporation on Main sttcct. Norwalk.
L A little lab or trouble occurred y-cs
tcrday at H lacob & Son' :1 shoe manu-
liactorv on lleidcn avcnuc
of thc operators on the hiding machine
was disrhar N] for infct‘ior work and
his fellow workers marchcd out in
. sympathy.
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The lat (' ) Ii. (1..
'commlttcc mot last ovminzz in the ar-
mory and drop up plans rccaidinz
the coming military ball to bc hcltl un-
.dcr thcir au~1piccs aidcd by the Amer-
ican Band in tho Armnrv on inn. 3].
l'l‘hc gou mo of the static and his
Matt lmvc bun inv-ittd and thc com-
punt in ilwllln'...’ iii a .101 cptonc The
ball will ahaolutcly bc thc biggest af-
1fnir to its kind that wna cvcr nttcmpt
I-ul in thin cm and promises to he a
burn stir-rem ’lhc 111111111 of ntlmiasion
Ill-l nmnil. thv lltkfl‘i coin: for thirty
live cunts. intiudln‘.r tho star tax. That
‘Norw illk appt‘ eclntm thin
1nt1~rtttinmcnt
lilif‘ enthusiasm with whirh tho confi
[an the mecca.“ of thc conccrt
thowever. thu plans tor
: ball give promise ot erupting it.
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Princeton University students in the
and he is a mcmbcr of the Princcton;
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uiicn onc ,‘
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tcort of thc C. It K. was grr-ctcd. (trout
you,"
the coming
costly unlisted in the Naval Bonne-
and is now stationed at Newport re-
ports having a fine time.
A large attendance was present at:
the dance given last evening in thei
Town Hall given by the Malone and;
Kitchen orchestras of Bridgeport. The
crowd was very appreciative of the
good music and applauded according-
ly. The music principally consisted 0i
popular war songs and were very well
rendered. A large contingent of Bridge-
port cxponcnts of the tcrpsicborean art
PEA BIA!!!
Slightly discolored.
line for baiting or boiling
were present and cVidently enjoyed
themselves. declaring they would “‘
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TRAP SHlHlllNli
HHHE PHPULiH
Trap shooting continues to grow in
popularity. The latest compilations
show that more than 4,600 trap shoot-
ing clubs are in txistence with that
number being added to stradily. The
state of Pennsylvania leads all the
others of the cotnury with a total of
50.3. Now York is second With 383.
lllinois third. with 309 and Iowa fourth.
with 254.
According to the latest record of
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reel When tibia incl
From us?
A consultation with or
OCULIST secures a thorough
examination of your complaint!»
The OPTOMETRIBT is a prac-
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with “skill. No charge for th‘h ;
combined care taking when in ,
need of glasses. ‘
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Open Bot. Eve. till 9 p. in. m 1..
service all but one member of the 1916
’varsity football squad are now scrv-i
ing with the colors or in come allicd'
war department. Thc only “P" mant
who has not left college is under age.
Itwm‘vc Officcrs Training camp. 2
Norman Brooke-s, who with Anthony?
P. 1111111112, wrcstcd the Davis cunt
omblainatic of the world's amateur:
team tennis championship. from‘the'
I'nitcd States in 1914. was at last re—8
ports a Red (‘ross commissioner in:
Mesopotamia, with the rank of Lien
tenant Colonel.
The concensus of opinion among
football coachcs and officials is that‘
thc play during the past season was“
unusually hard yet exceptionally!
clean. The fighting spirit cngendercd;
by thc world war appears to havclpcr-l
meatcd the gridiron sport with tho rc-1
suit htat football was played with n'
Iwur time zest that marked the season?
as out of the ordinary.‘ i
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Y on don t have to go to Parts. Paris
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