Seasons in business! How time flies!
sons we have been building on the largest l“: om-
en’s Appat'el'Store in the street ’1‘.)-
able to present the mo st beautiful and. most stylish gur-
ments ever collected under one roof in. 1.31:: wity! ,Wc have
been preparing many weeks for our Anniversary Sale!
Our 4 story building of Exclusive Women’s W
- Lowest Prices
In Connecticut!
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day we are:
car in Sea-
sonable Coats, Suits, Dresses, Gowns and thus abounds i1
1’ greater values at prices never seen-before 2n 1 or cat: .
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mus-1050 MAIN STREET
Greatest Values
In Connecticut
OPPOSITE
HOWLAND’S
No C. O.
No
No Escher!
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Charges!
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Surts $
The greatest reductions ever
made in the city of Bridgeport by
any firm at any time are found
right in our suit department.
fl Suits of rare elegance and
of line—suits of such superb
you will marvel at their
, lowness. ‘
Plain Tailored, Fur
Trimmed, B r a i d
Trimmed and Butter.
Trimmed models of
Wool Poplin, Wool
Velour, Broadcloth,
Burella, Tweeds, and
Oxford Cloths. Smart-
$i9.l8 Tl)
Taupe— «
Positive Values
$19.48 to 3
ty and excellence of tailoring that
who
POSITIVE VALl'l Le;
est Color tones—Navy, Black, Burgundy,
Plum, Myrtle, Green, Brown, Reindeer,
Inn,
U‘d‘.
line of dresses that
62.93 ranks first in the made
city. The prices are Scarfs, Capes,
grace way down—lowest
beau. in history.
serges. Poplins, m ”m“ °"
price-
and
talk
3
362.98
and colorings. ' ,
srzns 45 TO 59.
‘ STYLISH srours ]
Special attention is given “Stylish Stools"
,l-‘nshionnhle and stylish suits, coats, dresses,
the. Great values. All materials—models
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Price Reduction. in our
. DRESSES
Foremost in presenting the season's
Qatvst styles and materials, we offer a
Charmeuse, Velvets,
Chifi'ons, Crepe de
Chine, Crepe de Me-
teor, etc.
. To appreciate these
wonderful v a l u e s,
styles and materials
——you must come in
son dresses are the
rosrrtvr: Horse I
us. Is to $12.45
see them. Hud-
of the cityl.
.98
UP. TO
$27.50 .
Largest Line in the City of
FURS
The HUDSON presents the largest
and most complete Fur Department in
the city to its thousands of patrons. The
most beautiful collection of furs imagin-
able are on sale in this store. These are
up in Neck Pieces, Coats, Mutts,
'l'he furs or which these beautiful crea-
tions are ”do up in are (‘rnsn I‘m. Itul For.
Taupe l‘ox, Silver l-‘os. Illaek For.
Wolf. Taupe Wolf. flan-mm. Sutria, Koiblalty.
Molt, Skunk. Blat'k Lynx. Ermine, and all the
most popular furs. Sets of Rulinslsy, nearer,
skunk and Hudson Seal;
Etc.
White
Blue Lynx, Beaver, illnek
Ta
Green, Reindeer.
In commemoration of our 10th
Anniversarygit is our endeavor to
make 'a price smashing occasion
that will be long remembered. We
offer immense values in costs.
Included are all of Fashion’s
choicest n10¢1cls-tailoring that at-
tains an, unusual standard of per-
foction+styling that leaves noth-
ing to be desired—and materials
of decided excellence of quality.
Handsome Fur Trimmed, Fur Collar,
Belted, Semi-Belted, Flare and Mili-
tary styles of 'V.
cloth,
Boora Cioth,Twceds
Pom-Pom
$ .98
Silvertones, Burel- ,
las. Colors are Navy, UP TO
Plum, Black, Rose $7.48
u pe, Burgundy ptislTlVE mums
“this TO $69.18
! FROC
demand for the coming
winter season. ‘
"DISPLAY
SEE OUR WINDOW
} Beatttitol Saints, Geor-
gette. Creme, ('repo do
Meteor, Crepe do Chine,
in the. riehesiof colors
that will be in popular
wear.
Evening dresses. gowns and froeks for any
and all oeensions. evening, afternoon and other
Stylish, Individual and Authentic late
models. Price reduction on every garment.
KS
Anniversary
89%_
SKIRTS
The season's moot chle styles are pm"
in our shirts by the lending new \‘ori.
crs. Elsewhere these are
priced twice what m-
are clmrging during the
Sale.
the most. popular motlsls
in Fancy stripes.
cloths, Popllus, Sims.
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..gn-
.98
“D
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‘ $
Broad-
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Our Pile Fabric Coats
Our l'ilt- Fabric Coat Department is
the most complete of its
known in II retail cloak and suit store in
New lvinulnntl. These consist of the finest
Silk Plush Conn-fur trimmed or on-
trimmed—«Ill
llromltnll
Plush, etc. Regular values 325 to Silo.
kind ever
the latest
.‘lulfelaruh.
in
('lotll.
models.
Velma",
$14.98 to $64.98 '
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DISPLAY
’col Vclo'ur. Broad- .
r‘osuive Values
$16.48 to $69.48
UDSON ’ 1048-1050
Cloak & Suit Store
OPP. HOWLAND’S
Main Street
See Our Show“ Windows—These Are Arranged
to Show You What Wonderful Values and Low
Prices Are Included In Our Anniversary Sale
1048-1050
Main Street ‘
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OPP. ROWLAND, ’
QDSON
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Cloak & Suit Store
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The House of High Grade
Entertainment
lRegent Theatre
Three Shower-2315. 7:15 and 9 TODAY
L Paramount'Artcraft l'rose'nt
Julian Elttnuc
‘Tho (‘nnzlcai He—Sourm’w in
“The Countess Charming”
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2
Today .. i
3
Wednesday and ’i‘hursda!
JANE com
I
the highly acclaimed Goldwyn Picture
production-I, comes to the Regent
Thhatv-l- todoy, .lnne Cowl. who is
lone of the most distinguished drawn
in tun-1.5.293 on tl. ~ Aliierlcnn stage, is
presentntl in the nttilur role. This is
tlu- "ii‘:’ sun-n appearance as II Gold-
“To star of rim mentor oi the famous
characters, .tln'rv Turner in “Wlthlu
| the 1.1m .n‘nl lillen Neal in (‘Common
.Cluy.” .
"'1 he Sprrndinu Dawn" is n pictur-
lzullon at n..- remarkublc Saturday
The Inmngutshed Dramatic Ac. '1 . William 8. Hart ‘ Within: 1’0»! iMal 1" BBS“ Kins
tress in the Goldwyn Production 5 Peerless “luclple of n... Plains wnnh created :\ sensation lhrotttzhout
“Th Charm k” theI counltrv; at. the tlnfte of its. will);
u - ° e o -c ' eat on: t s a story 0 romance ‘
The Spreadlng .Thursduy. Friday and Saturday, war and is said to have been made Ill-
” ‘llh Vaudeville. the‘ Mind section In a, wmarkuhlo plt'llil'l'. Among the
Dawn \ of "Th" 1mm“ 0' “1‘" Germans lhlghl!‘ moist-mm seem-u which punc-
,_ .' M the Hattie of Amw' lump the artion in the burning of on
WEI‘)NESDAY-Dmmlan Fair: ”WNW 'mwrc with the consequent
banks in "tits I ctum in the A] Int lm‘lR 'iennle of the spectators. There are al«
Paper." / [8 gm- shown columns of soldiers march-
'l' l 'llSl:—\';'_- ' ‘ FRIDAY ---~-—-—---—— ”in: two" to France, and there is a
Clara lznhali Y on and her out; RIGINT THEATRE 799" ‘utlrrlngmy‘ropiane flight. .
man In " INIJ' ‘ -—-—r i . \
Admission 15 dents to I". w. Jm cm in Goldwyn 9mm, flue/mt Marty is aura-rim I
~ mun-m . mun-amour 'mumuiuimoauo
,u
nsoeur rHEATaE weoussoav
Douglas Fairbanks and His Famous
Smile in “His Picture in the
Papers"
After many amusins: mishaps, Pete
Prindle modulus Fairbanks) achiem
his nmhlttzln and wins the air! of his
choice in the comedv drama, ”His
I’lctnre in the Pape‘rs.’ This produc-
tion will be shown at the Regent
Theatre Wednesday.
Pete. is the son of Proteus Prindle.
manufacturer of l'rlnrlle'u Twenty-
aeven Varieties, After a vegetarian
banquet. Pete sneaks out to a chop-
house, who‘re he is amazed to find
Christian t‘adn-nlador. daoahter of
Christopher (farlvt'ahtder. Christine has
been bronchi up on Priodleproducts.
hot she. like Pete. is not satisfied
with vegetarian (are. it is a case of_
love at first sight. for they both find
that they are one la loving a big juicy
steal. , ‘
i Clara limbo” Young coming to
Repeat
'mmmumm'
tory. Directed by
'the clever Frenchman whose sucet‘ss-
. 9!!"th Mn not“
1 LA.“
Emlle Chautnrd.
ful productions have rapldly broueht
him to the front as one of the fore- at the Palace theatre tomorrow and War Feature Film at Palace Thursday“,
most directors in the country. and
photographed by Jacques Vizeul. one
time official photographer of' the Flu!-
chair to sofa in his dressing room.
in the latest drama, “The Cold
Deck," in which he is presented an star
Thursday, there are two remarkably
daring "stunts." Hart portrays a sum» '
blot who is locked up in a log-Jail on .
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GERMANS DIDN'T iNTEND
TO COME BACK AT ARBA‘
Friday and Saturday, Proves
They Left for Good.
if there is any nun .‘ainty in yomi‘
Arts illnlstri'. the mechanics of the suspicion of having held up ‘ stage mind m to" uncluzr inc Germans re-
fenturo have been well taken care of,
and Clara Kimball Younu's lnt
tntlon of the title role sets her nmonz
unotahle company of world famous
tragedlennm, at the Regent Thursday
and Fridav.
WILLIAM 8. HM":
AT THE PALACE TODAV
AND THUHODAY
No Tricks Used by Hart for Stunts in
f'Tho Cold Dealt.
Nothing annoys William 8. Hart
more than that anyone should have the era "a.” I,“ mm mm, Bill Hart which, for nearly 10 years, has been , E ‘
Impression that his feats of racist!“
bornemanshlp are tricks of the at!!! 07
of the camera. M the ooneia'lon of a'
particularly rink! episode this very
calm aad placid so“!!! will aivo'
“Ill "Meet as
M... uneasily from
51“
efpl‘e '
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coach.
93 a horse, and Hart escapes from the
V'lxlluntes just as the noose is pro.
pared and the tree selected. A thrih
ling chase ensues. When Hart bre'ahn
height of twenty feel. This is a font
that calls for the display of almost on-
examplrd agility and hornepmmhlp.
and it I» rate to say that no other llv-:
In: actor would attempt it.
The name episode shows horse and1
'rider at the end of the pundit. rolling 1'33““3-
mn a precipitous ln'cllue. The com-
'nev0r attempts to exonerate his ae-
luai doings.
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'l'he Dorcas Circle will meet Thurs-
,1
An accomplice outside furnish- ,
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