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greatest 3
for today only. It is the
mystery“ story ever screened. It. is
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ten by a master of modern mystery
fiction and is played byu fine cast.
Tomorrow the ltiuito offers the
first chapter of “The “Pay of
Man," a great romance of pioneer
(1335. This serial will run for ten
it is a throbbing; thrilling
and romantic epic of the early vest.
It is so full of action you'll rem.m-
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XXXIX (Continued)
hills Dwight shrugged her shoul-
ders. "Will you deny that you hsvo
been completely happy while writ-
lng that play! So happy and ob-
sorbod that you forgot everything
oils on north—and everybody?"
“'I‘st's true enough. But if it's
I more question of happiness, that's
not the sort that lasts. snd the re-
octlon is frightfuL I am beginning
to feel a hideous sense of loss and
wish I hsd it to do all over ugaln.”
“You can go to work on another."
“I'll never feel to another play
us I have to this.”
”That's what every srtist has
he major-Si sold to himself since the gods
plucked out s rib and invented the
breed. Even if you do your coin-
ody next your submergence will be
procisely the same. It's the cres-
tivo pot boiling that does the busi-
liens."
"I don‘t believe it.”
‘Wl'ell, don‘t. then. And don't
Woke up as blue as paint tomorrow
morning. Reaction is the price we
oil have to pay for keeping the
brain too long at a pitch so high
shove the normal. It's the down-
wssh of blood from the organ it
has kept at fever heat. And it‘s u
long sight less commonplace than
reaction from too much love-mak-
Ing. Especially when love-making
: has begun to pull—which it does
kidneys CIt'lLl’I like you ‘
keep your bowels clean, by flushing :
them with a. mild.
which helps to remove the body's
urinous waste and stimulates them
to their normal activity. The func-
tion of the kidneys is to tiller the
blood. In 24 hours they strain from
it 500 grains of acid and waste. so
we can readily understand the vital
harmless salts v
importance of keeping the kldm-ISJ
ucilws.
Drink lots of good water-ryou
can't drink too much; also get from
any pharmacist about four ounces of
Jud Salts; take n. Habit-spoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast each
morning for u. few days and your
kidneys may then act fine. This
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of grupvs and lemon juice, combined
and has been used for
and stimulato
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no longt-r a source of irritation. thus
often rellM'lng bladder Weakness.
Jud Salts is inexpensive; can not
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help keep their kidneys clean and
active. Try this; also kcv-p up the
water drinking,
will wonder what became of your
kidney trouble and backache. lly all
means have your physician cxamint-
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and no doubt you.
sooner in artists than in ordinary
man. . . . Writers begin life all
over again with each new release
of the creative faculty; and such
new work is as enthralling as the
lost. But love!” She sighed. "You
don't look as if I had mads the
slightest impression on you."
"You haven't. A man can com-
bine both if A woman cannot. You
forgot that we return here sfter
two or three months in Austria. and
bore we remain for at. least two
years.“
"Why are you so sure of that?
Hove you her actual promise?"
“It is understood. I told her we
“She sighed.
I had made tho slightest Im-
'You don't look so
pression on you."'
should return and she knew tho: I
meant what I said."
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you meant it! But l'd like you to
promise me that you will ssh hot
to tell you exactly what sho does
intend to dr-when the honeymoon
5 isnver.’
"What do you mess?" Clsvoring
osksd sharply.
"I mean, thst although she told
me nothing of her plans, it was per-
fectly evident from her conversa-
tion thst she intends to live her
life in Europe and play a great role
there. I infer that she is in con-
stant correspondence with political
friends in Austria. Do you mess
that she has never told you this?"
Cisvering sat forward. frowning.
“No. We—havo had little time to-
gether and hsvo not wasted it on
politics. Did she tell you this?"
"Not she. But I ‘got‘ it. I can't
tell you Just how. but my intuitions
are pretty good."
“lntuitions be hanged. Your cre-
stive tract is prepared for action
snd has been doing a little stunt all
by itself. Better get to work on it
and plow up a new book. I don't
doubt Mary has political friends in
, Austria. and corresponds with them.
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Why shouldn't she? But she's not
committed to any definite date or
sction. I'll swear to that. She'd
have told me so honestly."
"Very well. I've said my say.-
But I wish She fell silent and
sat very still for several moments
regarding the point of her slipper.
Then she looked up and sold bright-
ly: “Don't you think it's time to let
the rest of them know what's going
to happen? It's hardly fair to your
other friends—and they are your
friends. Clavey. Of course they are
pnctically certain of it."
“I don't think she'll mind. partic-
olnrly on tho first sensation has
protty well run its course—obs
thought she'd spars her on
friends two shocks at once. But I
hncy she intends to go out among
them less and less. I'll ask her.
and if she agrees. suppose you on-
Iounce it?"
no Dwight bent down and re-
moved s pinch of ashes from her
slipper. “Do—persuade her. It
would he s trsmondoos feather in
my cup. I'll give you both 3 dinner
and worms It then." '
'Bonlod. Woll. I'm 0!. Got my
l Lloyd with Cor-inns Orifllth so Countess Zottlsnyt
009ml". ":8 by GM Abbott“
column to write.“ Ho gsthorod up
his manuscript. and she went to
the door with him. As ho bold but
bond. ho felt on of those subtlo
whispers slong his nerves that but
warned him of danger before. HO
dropped her bond with s frown
"lack hero. Gors‘.” he said. "You
haven't sny mlstskon idol of op-
pesling to her. hsvo you?"
"What do you take no for?" do-
msnded Miss Dwight angrily. “Tho
father in familial"
"Well. keep off the gross. that's
all. To. to."
XI...
When Mary Zottisny returned
home at twelve o'clock after a tire-
some morning in Judgo Trent's of-
rice she told tho butler to send her
luncheon upstsirs. and ascended to
tho seclusion of her room. delighted
with the prospect of s few hours
she could call her own. Those
hours had boon increulng during
the pnst fortnight but were no less
welcome. Not s word of that din-
ner was known to any but those
who had attended it. People do not
foul their own nest unless they no
ready to desert it sud sometimes
not then. Moreover. the women
were too unburned or too humiliated
with their fsiluro to invito the criti-
cism of their friends. and although
they ovoidod tho subject among
themelvos. their agreement to bury
it was no loss finsl for being tscit.
The men. with something of tho
deliberation of msls guests It s
diplomatic dinner where there has
been on unfortunsts Incident in-
volving dangerous possibilities if
known. called one another up on
tho telephone tho next day and
agreed to “forgot it.“ Even Din-
wlddio never heard of it. As for
Msdsmo Znttisny. sho could be
trusted to dismiss it from her con-
temptuous mind. Nevertheless.
these young women. who had enter-
tslnod hsr almost constantly. point-
edly omittsd her from their lunch-
eons sud dinners and parties—in
her new lighthesrtsdnesl she had
been induced to attend ssvcrsl psr»
ties during tho past six wooks.
And thoy bod littlo difficulty in poo
snsdlng othors to follow their on-
smplo. Tho more smisbls of the
younger women might hsvo looked
upon their sttsck that night with
horror if they had heard of it. so.
indeed. sovsrsl st tho dinner hsd
done. but they woro no more enthu-
siastic over the "foreign invuion" , V
thou their militsnt sisters. The ro-
monstrsnces of the men were un-
hooded. and when ono or two tried
to arrange thutro portion or flag
nors in Msdsmo Zottlsny‘s ham "
they received mceful regrets.
Even tho attitude of her older
friends had chsngod. now that tho
dramatic novslty of her return to
them. and their first determined on-
thuslssm. had worn oif. 'l'hoy wsro
betraying more and more their dis-
spprovsl of whst sho hsd done. the
more so perhaps. on tho msiority of
them. being excessively this, might
have sceomplishod s like result land
not their standards protoctod thorn.
This nsturslly inspired thom with s
full realization of their superiority.
which incresI-od daily.
if she hard mode the attempt snd
failed it would have been bod
enough. for such violations of tho
low of orthodoxy insulted tho codo
in whiclf she had been born sud
reared: but triumphantly to bsvo
succeeded in making herself young
again while the rest of them woro
pursuing their unruilsd way to tho
grsvo was s deliberate insult both
to themselves and to God.
Moreover. they hsrdly know whst
to talk to her shout. sad although
this might still have been tho one
had she returned to them carrying
aloft tho crinkled and spotted dog
of time. so for sport their lines hsd
run. her scientific victory sddod on
evsrdncreuing irritant Also. Ibo
had never been s “woman's wo-
man," and it wss patent that. so
ever. she was for more snimsted in
tho compsny of men. Insvitsbly.
old scandals were raked up. They
had been frowned upon in the Guys
when she was protected by list but
band and the great position he gsvo
her, and the rumors bod been dis—
missed for more interesting scan-
dals. both public and private. at
home. They no doubt would have
remained in the limbo of history
had she returned looking no better
than themselves, but her ridiculous
defiance of nature revived than.
and these ladies discovered that
their memories were more lively
than might. have been sxpectod of
their yours.
It would be too much, as Kory
told Clavering. to ask u violent
contrsdiction of human nature from
worn out glands. one she hero them
no malice. Sho only wondcod tbs:
Juno Oglethorpe. Elinor Goodrich.
and Lily Tracey woro still faithful
in prints-to tho world oil of them
pfssorved, o united front: than
would not even discuss her with
their children. and: loss thou
gmdchildreu; but thoy mods up
their minds thstit would“ for no »
good ofhorsoultolotbcmwia
no flow In Mr pom 18“
what uncompromising” oosoiblo
wens: of high moral and scold 10'
Ipouliilltlos thought of IR.
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Meets Tunney, Gib-
bons and Others
NEW' YORK. Feb. l.-—Mike Mc-
Tigue. world‘s light-lieu‘ywolgbt
champion who believed he was free
of all contract obligating offer pur-
chasing his release recently from Joe
Jacobs his former manager. now
finds that ho is still obligated to ful-
fill conditions imposed under that
agreement, inclTIding matches with
Gene Tunney. Tom Gibbons and An
Stone.
Mc'l‘igue. according to information
rmcalcd today. sutomaticnlly bound
himself to fulfill the old ,,contrnot
when he removed it from Jacob's
hands, despite belief that it made
him a. free agent.
Jacob's had signed with Tex hick-
ard for fights with Gibbons and Tun-
ney and for a. match with Stone. the
”Fighting Marine" at Philadelphil.
Mc'l'iguc, it was said would carry
his latest flstic dilemma to the state
athletic commission for on interpre-
tailon.
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RialtO Theatre
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The Leavenworth Case The greatest mystery play ever moaned
GRANTLAND RICE SPORT PICT ORIAL COMEDY
—— SATURDAY ——
CHARLES JONES IN CUPID’S FIREMAN
Dedicated to firemen the world over who face the peril of flame and smoke that your
life and property my be safe. ' '
First Chapter of “THE WAY OF A MAN” by Emerson Bough, Author
of “The Covered Wagon” and Ever Popular Aesop’s Fables.
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MONDAY and TUESDAY
Conrad Nagel, Sid Chaplin,
Lucille Ricksen in '
“RENDEZVOUS”
Directed by Marshall Notion
SUNDAY
VIOLA DANA in
“THE HEART BANDIT”
Lymsn Rowe's Hodge Podgo
Osmeo Comedy
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JANUARY CLEARANCE *
SALE
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So. Norwalk, Conn.
ATTENTION TO T HE PUBLIC
During the entire month of January we have done a wonderful business. This year sale was
the biggest success we have ever
th be i value in the city. No one can compare .
e 8 Our South Norwalk store does the big test volume of husmcss than any of the stores.
turnovers.
We are the biggest competitors the city has in this
had. Why ? Because the people are getting to know that we give
WI [1 our prices; we believe in small profits and quick
line.
In order to finish the sale with a complete success we are offering something extra for the
last few days.
All Our Overcoats
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quote for the last few days.
35c value.
Sale Price ..
MEN’S LEATHER PALM GLOVES
Men’s Best Quality Imported
ENGLISH BROADCLOTII SHIRTS
DOUBLE BLANKETS
Value $3.00. $ 1 .50
While they last. pair ......
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All colors.
27c
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5 ”I” m“ "'°"' MEN'S GOOD WORK PANTS
MEN’S OXFORD UNION SUITS Value $250. $1 59
Best Quality. Sale Price ................ '
LUNCH BOXES .
Value 32:9"- 1 19 MEN'S FOOD DRESS PANTS
3"" Price """ ' """"" $ ° 1 ‘Best Make—All Sizes.
MEN’S SILK STRIPE SHIRTS Value $5.00. . $2 9 5 '
Fine patterns; a wonderful {1.125 Sale Price. Pair ---------- '
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Sale Price . . . .- ....... ..... $ ' Value $150. $1 00 “
THERMOS BOTTLES AND Sale Price. nair .......... ' j
MEN’S GOOD SUIT CASES
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ALL OUR DRESS SHOES, FORMERLYSOLD FOR $5, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50,
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Latest.
Value $40.00.
s‘k‘fihco-QOI-OIIO
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