AT LESS THAN COST OF PRODUCTION
‘Itls‘ to Slate-1 s and share in this great bargain (11 out
SALE STARTS Tms IIEEIRNING AT 9 O’CLOCK
Follow the cro
For All the Family
Come to Bridgeport and Save Money
NEW FALL STYLE FOOTWEAR
l128-1130 HAIR ST.
Bridgeport, Conn.
EEEEEI
9 R”; 99 5| “33115.50. This
I WEE-as E’A51. E's, lGlAiALS Ailll OXFORD TIES ”‘
. ‘1 can '
I. l ”WC“ Turned and welted soles. All
l. ””3“ soles, all leathers.
. LACE
Wh‘
GI av.
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55.0.1.
1'": I.
price
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9 . “HI“H SIIOI'S
,1 {1111. as l}‘. $71.17.! .; to‘
' ' van T n j E; ' hard
.. 9 , ,‘ wear.
; . » - Worth
. $5.00.
39.19 'I‘hls ,
NEW FALL '
NewFEn Style
Low Heel, High Cuts
New Fall 7 7,
Style
Dress Roots .
1090 Pairs
lloys' and l§2rls’ $22.
Iiik S1150
PLAY SHOES
3&le
Misse‘ -.
NIGHT OUT LACE
English Cut. This Sale»—
”.00
Will 0ROIOE Of All. 55 Mill $5
and Growing
850 Pairs Boys’
irltl’ $500
$3 School Shoo:
$2.00
Buy Your
33;) F‘Jii’S
Small ono' $38.50
School Shoes
800 Pairs $3.00
Boy Scout Shoes
This Sale-—
Save One-Hall.
GIRLS' $3.50
9 5E" ‘LE 6? .150 value
' '5 $2.09 32.511) 32. oo
t‘hlldren's
b‘ehool Shoes Now and
SCHOOL SHOEB
MEN’S NEW FILL STYLE
Easilsh Walk-
in. Boots,
and black col!
:9
900 Pairs Ladies’ $2'
Boudoir Slippers. '
All Colors and Sizes.
$1.00
427 pr Ladies' ~White
Canvas Sport Oxfords
and Pumps
MEN’S NEW FALL S'I'Y
"Blpehea dBoots,
an on ,
3500 volue. ”Fill.
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1.1
sported
GIGANTIC PURCHASE
FIND SALE
g{1111 E. lhhil
E" Eth3
\Iunson army last.
by J. J. hlt'llraw.
S \l.l£ PRICE——
Worth
55 and
lu-
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ALI. marten AT on: one" 3111.1: omen.
Black, brown, gray and two- Straight last, bench
tone effects. $5 value. This made. “'Ol'lh $61
This sale—4
.vjliolioe, Fire and Postman'
EAT SALE
$6.50 Custom
Shoes
Double sole through to ,
heel, leather lined.
SALE PRICE~ Q
' LONDON
LAST SHOES
9Perf96'ct mung. 35
91119111 $6 lolue. -
Women's
$5 and
56
Shoes
All the latest colors
and combination of
$5 and a6
This sale——
sums?“ ”0'“ “or“ eras \s'v \jw
.wm :~\
‘1
to have been forced to return whonlthree ships of more than 1,600 Germanv.
half way between Mann and tons and one vessel of less tllanl The "(Ivel'lllnelll scheme for cut-
F 'anktort because of the actmt)’ 1 600 tons were sunk bv subma- 913m; and transporting wood prom-
TEMPORARY DEADLO'CK'
ALONG THE FRANCO-
sian government. The city
' . ‘
BELGIAN FRONTiGh‘R' of antihirerat't guns. rines or mines. Four vessels were 1 N15 to 1,9 fail-19v successful' 111 meet? calm. Thc'Hensingfors council of
' MAN ATTACKS RE- ROME, Ant:- till—The. Italian attacked unsuccessfullv hv subma- ing the expected fuel shortage workmen's and soldiers’ deputies
PULSED ‘ troops. pushing forward on the rines 1'1 ”10 same period. . lndxt 11inte1.The splendid boule has ordered the crews 0f warships
Bainsizza plilteau, have. reached S'l‘Ot‘KIIOLNI Aug1 30 ——The 'ards of the Swedish capital now to return to their VCSSCIS-
(Continued From Page ODE) a powerful Austrian defensive number of cattle. in Sweden haslare half eoyered with huge' piles AMSTERDAM, Ana, 30.——The.
, 1 '~-—--——-- 9 11in and are now attacking it, the been reduced b1' approximately 15?1 of wood for winter consumption. arrival in Brussels of the German
thergnirr. . ‘anr Office announces. 0n the per cont 0“ mo to the anticipated: All other available open spaces chancellor, Dr. Georg Michaolis,
* MSTERDAM, Aug. 30,—An‘
Entonte aerial squadron attempted
“to attack Frankfort. on the- Main
last Sunday, the Berliner Tago-
blatt reports. The ,9 squadron,
heights beyond Gorizia the Ital-
ians made gains.
PARIS, Aug. 30. -—Out. of 920
ships which entered and the 1. 013
which cleared from French ports
during the week ending Aug. 26,
seareitv of food for them in t'lIeltllSO ill“! being used f0? storage
fall. Steps are being taken for purposes.
salting and packing beef. Thcl HELSINGFORS, Finland, Wed-
government has licensed the cx- nesday, Aug. 29.—Russian troops
portation of 5,000 head of cattleloéeupied the parliament building
to Norway or Finland, but not to I at an early hour today to prevent
motion regarding conditions
ed members. of the
Flanders.
Which came from the west, is said9_
the reassembling of'the diet in de- '
fiance of the decision of the Bus-
1s
for the purpose of gathering infor-
in'
Belgium is reported in 3. Berlin
telegram. The chancellor receivd
council of‘
; WEDDING IN NOROTON.
"l9
‘11 Mill Anna Kano Became the Bride of
‘l Mar-tin Shanghneuy.
l A very pretty wedding took place
g'lnls morning at St Johns Roman
‘11
lug patties being Anna Kane of No-
t'oton and
'Hlllt‘ll) of
tastelullv
le'lergundn “as
'St oeeker r. The
Dorie . The
decoraIed.
the Reverend Father
maid of
'I
1i
A
best man Ed“ and Splan of Norwalk.
white Georgelu (11 m1 and the maid at
rthonor in shell pint; Georgette crepe.
lfll Among the "_.1I1st a!
bre zaklast a1 ll 0 home of the bride‘s
l sister, Mrs. “113111111 Dolan w:ere Mrs.
1' Plane and the ill: 15 Kane of Sillll'
9;”t0'1d: Mrs. P. Inlay, Mr. and Mr};
‘9,9. John Pryor, Miss Mary
"""York city Mr. 1' Mrs. Thomas
a} S haughnrssv (1' Farms Mr.
1 Quinn \lrs (marge 31:. riding, Misses
‘ Coulan; Miss Ki tl1r_\11 Winters, Misses
l \‘llt‘,ll Miss Madeline Campion. Miss
I Marv Stark MI and Mrs. Lester Boun-
1.11 l)1.G llragan \l1~~ls hank Stand-
I
(‘ah
j;laI1. Wallace 1111'
9 llt‘l' of 1111' l ‘-. i‘il" ' 1s Armv.
,1
I, u Ito-m I
1.
9 ?
'1‘1'1- t’ n.
\
.,4.
s».
in" l". E. Mei ’11..~' Thomas 1".
i1” Imus
liithard lilo 11,
‘1. joined the t'o1- ,1'11 ltwgion in April,
has 1 rilten 1 his .;Illlll‘
':_has been pr. owd for the war
with l'aluu 1311' takinu' thirty
39 l"il ISM
pr1isonlrs Sill;-ll‘~llllil'lt‘tl in the
M iivhlinu at ‘1'I1IdIIII. lie was
3" wounded sllulr lx 1.1 the hand
9' Mr. lilount l' :I ~1si1l111'al11vt1x-
" {11111‘Ilt‘tl the expectations of his
3 llulllll r. 11 ho soil :1! the time of his
' I ' Iv _
itrIlIov s oIIlIs‘IIII- ‘ll I want 1II_\ son
to account It :' live Normans."
' 11.111114, .11.».
l“ 111 :II'lille1I'_\'III 'Iloved in tl111'
'1 l'tl'l‘lll l'Ilt'l'ill 1,7 II. ..:' \V1‘l'l'l‘1‘" i)‘ l‘ I h t
{911'1Iuion \\ as 1.71 now than the lllllll- d (106 ea re
' lltl ol' iIIl':IIItI'_‘.'1nI':I put into lllt‘ All the Features—All of.the Time
1,.il1.IttlI~9 liI..--_ vlvlns sIIIpi-IsIIIgr lilt‘l Is Performances Regularly at 2:15
sexldznnod l1_\' the correspondent ol 7 and 9 O'clock
‘ ‘IlII- 'l'oIIIps at Verdun ils beingr ——
9 (ill' to lllt‘ tlitlleultv ol' thel Ernn- Today -
l" 1111' tasks In :IdtlIIIon to l.ll IIII— NORMA TALMAI’KJE 9
lIIwIIsI1 llllllt lwr oi l‘ lllxlnll. Heavy The Birth 999 of 9999 American . ll
3 L1 1 ‘1‘. ’ 1
4:99.9ln1lllslmdto l. ..1111911Il9totln1gulns Stars in 9
9 or mum at :1 13111111: I I_\' men 11' to h 99 I
nor.- (Itlllllltnlllul to wpnI- masks A Scln'i=-I'Plr(‘ii)'l)-Ii11n Feature
,;\1' llltli 1'1 lltlt‘l' «'l l1l"illlllll" dillieult " ‘ i ' '
:IIId olIsIInIlI l th -'1iI v.ision . ‘
l"l|1 tor-III - .mIImI EIIIIEE- that the. Tomorrow and Saturday
.,1':obon-t ol' the artillery now is less The. Smashing Morality Drama
6 llllt‘l‘lt‘tl rod. sll‘ofllltr enemy guns~ “ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER"
fl than to l'oIIino' the German unn-
' lltln to suspend survive and seek -
’ishwellor. l"oI :his purpose, he says, ' 9 Comm:
9, ions shells are employed lal'trelv. l MOLD!“ (labor 91"”) and
9; l’ “\lllts‘ \IIg'. Ill).—-tlor1nan at— l (“than 9
1.11 'k.\' on llII1\'IranI front last; Douglas Fairbanks in his great— I'
' v ' ,I . u ' ' ‘ . 1 ‘ y n I
i={IIiolIt “11‘” Pop” lsed 111‘1111plett1ly,l {fl .l9,"“;l”"n “g“? :09 l'lAtII‘HE' .
\ ’ ’ ' S. 1
991m \\.II' (lithe .Innonnees. 'lho '9');'w";k'uf'$,)L,"‘n(',"". Pilrdnidiing
l“=l':I'I1III'lI9 penetrated Herman pod-9‘ Ann R Series
"‘lIoIIs III the t‘hanlpaguet taking!
prisoners and a machine gun. The
statement follows;
'l here 11' as proIIouIni-ed activity
I11 the artillery in the I'evion of
1.;laI.1\ I1-I1n Laonnois and in the sec-
’11111‘ of (‘ l'llllllll‘i. An attack on our
1' .smnll posts south of (‘he1reu\ was
’. repulsed.
, ‘ III the ( ‘lunnpaune east of Te.-
"'lton we sum-It'd '11 without sus-
ltaininu any losses'. in a detailed ae-
troops I'EIenetrIted the enenIv line
and brought book 11 prisoners
and a machine gun. TK) (xerman
altar ks III the same reeion w ere. re-
pulsed at'ter spirited lighting.
“'l'hele was active nrtillerv'
fighting on both 'llillll'~‘ e‘ the
Neuse (Verdun l'roIItl (ie Iuan
lattempts north of (‘am'iers wood
’.and against our small posts north
of \ au\-les~l‘:1lameix met with a
complete cheek."
l’E'l‘ROGllll),
111:11131"s military
0‘33? ”78:1
2’7),
x
Aug.
preparation was
try and it also 1111; awenr
Catholic church, Noroton the contract-i
Martin Shoughnessy, tor-g
ehureh was}
The ofllelating‘
htnor was
\liss May L‘ .‘nlan 111 Brooklyn, and the;
l The bride 11a~ 11.. dtizully &.owned in
tin wedding'
Riley of New'
1.21riCaIl A Bron?
Ihlf~Allen, son ot'9
of St. louis who'
that ht"
:dll."——'I'lli‘ number
lion in the course of 11 lneh 0111",
tlx’l.~(ler-
l
l The House or mgnom
Entertaining-111 ’
1 Regent Theatre
I Shows. 2:15, 7:15 and I
l
Today
BRYANT WASHBURN
In a Delightful Romance
“The Golden IdIot”
Also l’alhe News and :1 Victor
Moore Comedy
Friday
JANE and KATHERINE LEE .
I In 3 Novelty Snrplme ln'ania
' ‘ .19
"Two LIttle Imps
And An 0. Henry Picture .
*—
Saturday
BESSIE LOVE
And the "I‘1ian::le Kiddies
_- “Cheerful GiIers”
1 Also Anotl'lr Mm; \lI. Alister
I’lHUI‘e
LABOR DAY
Monday. Sent.3
DOROTHI DAL'loN
In a Drama of the Gold Mad
llavs of '98.
“The Flame of the Yukon’
l
l
w
MARY PlCKIORD
In The Great Iatriotic Photoplay
“The Little American” 98
Also Ilearsll’athe News and a
Two- Reel \itagrapb Comedy
' No Adv anee in P1 tees
One Night Only
Thursday. Sent 6
A Farce Melodrama
(Not :1 Finale)
Seat Sale Optns Monday at 1: 30
t “Cheating Cheaters”
. WW
Sent. 4 and 5 ‘
. ... “W ..— .— .I. .____;.I
ll‘.ll3,aeeordi1nr to testimony givo
en vestcrdav b_\ General \Iiehcls-v
son at. the trial of General Souk?
lIoII'IliIIotl', former minister of war;
for high treason. 'l‘ln1 11 itness was
the. military attache of the Russian
‘eInbassy in Berlin from 1906 tq
l‘lll. lle swore that he had re-.
ported (11111113111 s militarv aetivi-I
l1 to the Russian war office. .
The president of the court 11st
(ion. Miehelsson 111th what power '
Germany proposed to ally herselfl
9ir%ltll.l against lvussia. The witq
11 ss risked permission to replv td
‘the president. onli and the requeslt:
was granted. l
AMSTERDAM Aug. 30—Thd;
commission appointed -b_1 the Ger,»
man chancellor to consider a. I'Go'
plv to the peace note of Popt!r
llenedict held its first session 0115
Il‘uesday, according to the Lokaf
Auzeiger of Berlin. Chancellotfi
v‘:\li_el1aelis presided. The session’
9 known to the Russian war minis-l
that,‘
lermanv contemplated a doelara-'
adjourned until the results of the
discussions over the note are avail .
able from Vienna Constantinople:
l.
COMING
DIRECT FROM A
some time teaching a vital
l
l ‘dorsed to the highest degree
EVERY FAMILY
TO THE
NEW YORK RUN 9
SHOULD SEE IT
“ Enlighten Thy Daughter”
Palace Theatre
TomOrrow and Saturday
-It' IS a drama. that appeals intenselyt'to the emotions, at the '
lesson. Well recommended and in-
by all authorities who have had the
occasion to view it, it' Is bound to have: its client in a. good cause.
ADMISSION—Afternoon 100 and 156
Evening, Gallery 100, Balcony 15c, Orchestra 1511
alton of war in 15100 and again in and Sofia. i}
. 9 99_ ._._. r
1.!
{'11 Innohancn LEADS 'l’fl DESTRUCTION
l- That Is the Keynote of the Sermon Taught 1n the Wonderful
l-{I Morality/Drama.
’Z‘W
Norwalk Chronicler