” “Lowest
Prices In
Connecticut”
See Our
Window Display
They reflect perfectly the fashion ten-
dencies for flue New Spring Season—We
are confident you will find the windows
interesting.
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' PRESENTATION nth. AUTHENTIC FASHIONS n. n. NEW SEASO,
The Suits-$17.98 to $47.50
Oeft Tailored Models, Bolero Styles. Pony Coats and \'est in‘
“ovations and many others—a lot of fabrics to select from. The
new modes are crisp and smart looking and the values repre-
sented here are quite ( ut of the ordinary. We are confident
that the Suit you are looking for will be found in this showing.
The Coats-$12.98 to $42.50
cores of novelties, pleated, panelled, collared, loose fitting
.Id many others. Gabardines,—Scrgcs—Veloursai’oplins«
"ureila—etc. Stripes—checks—plaids—plain colors. The
-.'ettiest and most enchanting of the new season's creations are
presented here.
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Regent Theatre ! “1.3199315?
Refined photom", with Musical l An American's sacrifice of life and
Selections by the Regent Orchestra 'all it holds dear to him, to save his
countrymen and learn the secrets 01
Today
the German .py system forms the
, theme of the stirring William Fox
Wallace Read
in a Paramount Feature by
production, “The Spy." which, with
Beulah Marie Dix
Dustin l-‘arnum in its lead. comes to
“The Hostage”
the Palace Theatre today.
Dustin Furnnm. one oi the few
Burton Holmes Travel Pictures
and a two reel (‘omedy
A
popular men stars of the screen, plays
the role of Mark Quaintance, a man
oi wealth and social position, who un-
dertakes the hazardous taks of train-
ing a list of the Teutonic spies in the
United States. \
Thursday and Friday
Mabel Normand in Berlin he finds it necessary to
. in the Mystery Drama enroll himself among those spies be-
fore he can learn where the hook con-
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Dadsza Mtlhon taining their names is kept. Then he
eels possession of it and sends it to
the Anierican ambasstldor, while he
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Saturday-Jewel Carmen in “Effie
g?$.;;r:::gd £3313!“ 8-; himself itl‘ courtmstialed.
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- __ _. w: g—I PUBLI%§CTION
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
The Undersigned will sell at Public
Auction at
The Late Gen. Nelson Taylor
omestead
'42 Taylor Avenue. South Norwalk. Ct,
Thursday. March 14. 1918
Commencing at 10 a. m.. sharp and
Continuing until Sold
The following high-class lot of For-
leign and Domestic Furniture:—
Whlte Enameled Bedsteads. Mat-
tresses. Wicker Beds, Leather Parlor
Suite, Chiffoniers. Parlor and flail Mir-
rors, Silk Curtains, Draperies, Rugs,
Corvets. Runners, Mission Dining
Suite, Book Case. Venetihn Gold Par.
for finite (five pieces). Venetian Carv-
cd Hall Bench, Electric Lamps. ital.
inn Royal Chairs, Kitchen Range, Gas
Stove, Kitchen Utensils. Chairs. Writ.
in; Tables. Bed Quilts. Blankets, and
many other articles.
Inch of this furniture is carefully
reproduced from the fine art of the
world's best masterpieces.
Good- read! for inspection at 8:00
a. at. day of sale.
hfat. 2:15: Evening 6:45 and 8:30 .
Today. Wednesday. Today .
Wm. Fox Presents
Dustin Farnum in
“The SD?”
A timely American Drama expos-
ing the operation; of foreign en-
emy secret Wilcox”
Jim's Fen ..
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Irena... 2
Adolph Znhor Presents
Una Cavalieri' in
e Eternal Temptress”
A powerful emotional story
The New York Sun says. "The
Eternal Temptress" is one of the
greatest motion picture sensations
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1048-1050 Main St.
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
Truly the women and misses of Bridgeport and surroundings will
delight in the new creations for the coming spring season—We
promise you it is with much elation that we make this presenta-
tion—Our showing represents all that is smart, new and beautiful
in feminine apparel—We cordially invite your attendance on this
Opening day.
1950 Main
The Dresses-49.98 to 339.567
In Tricotine, Serge, Jersey, Point Twill, Silk Poplin, rm:
Satin, Crepe de Chine—all in stunning shades and eornbinatitn.’
{The women who appreciate the smart and dainty will deli“
in our showing of Dresses. Smart and clever little frocks n
rte unsual inrstyle lines and effect. ,
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Remarkable Showing 91 Skirts
Shirts are not just an incidental with ns-on the contrary wt?
snake a specialty of skirts—Here you will find a splendid ulnar 1
lion to choOse from, representing the new—the smart—the “’
erect; and at prices that mean economy to the buyer-WW
you thinlt of Skirts—Think of Hudson. ’
St., at CannonSt. _
The Odd tum" about ”"3 "mm“ AMERICAN TROOPS GIV- thirty days. An investigation by
drama l' that it “mam” u" lhe-‘l‘f” ING THE GERMANS members of the missions indicated
and "'"wmn'" °' “'3" "mm" “ ""’ LITTLE REST AS THEythm-r was no sanitary reason for
do battle scene being flashed .on in. ID Etiwir detention and the protests
screen. Realizing that the public has CARRY OUT RA S Em.” made which convinced the
‘ “we“ °l 5““ "9"” "'9 F" can woman“ from Pen One) jiinmnuian government that some
9"“, “"3“?“ “5 “to” ‘“ ’“Ch “'5’” {assistance should be given anti pro-
ion that it has found unnecessary in vision made for them in -_§ ave, im-u
fire 3 single shot during the taking ' . '
of the picture. her neutrality in Manchuria. "‘"T‘l,',:','::'§,;i,tnr in v- mrtin the in-‘
in the cast are. besides Dustin German airship-9. ha}? raided pidvm to .11“. find. De frtmeni:
Fnrnnm. winifred Kingston. Charles the coast of Yorkshire, ill Eastern “mm the Austrian actioll: WM fez:
Clary. William Burress, Howard England, and have dmpped gul‘dctl M it mare ' 1
Gave and William E. 1mg”, ‘bombs. What damage the raiders With the missions went the
' .._.___.._-.._. lid has not yet been reported. One . .' ‘ . , ’
.‘ d d k ll (1 t d American Red Cross workers and
11211;; nmer'ihliirrydnifs a‘rreestdlihfimh” Americans connected with;
the German raid on Paris Monday 3"“ “mlk' The Full“? land lint“
"The H°m'°'" a P"‘””"’ F"'""' night. Of the dead, sixty-six were {M 3""?"gems me I“ “ sevcra ‘
“am" w'm‘” a.“ Lsuflocated in a panic in the sull- “m m men.
"The Hostage," Wallace, Reid's Par- way. l
amount production, which is to uni
War at the R839!!! Theatre today will “YASHINGTON, March
introduce to Paramount ”mm" a n" The long delay in the publication
leading woman, Dorothea -Ahrii. Miss of the roster of American troops
Ah“ 1““ for ”me “me been ' mom on board the transport Tuscania.
ber of the Paramount organization and sunk February 5' with a loss of
gained widespread recognition for her more than 150 lives, has caused the
excellent work in Mary Pickford's re- War Department to adopt more ‘ »
cent picture. “The [Attic American.” stringent regulations governing 1
m” AM" u an ”gem" o! "at am the preparation and safeguarding
matte ability and without doubt the of rosters. A general order, issued
“cc"! “he has scored in “The Ho" today, instructs company and de-
mge" 'm be foilovred by numbers 0' lachinent commanders to prepare.
Others which will be ”red “in“! to the records of units prior to en-
with gm“ pleasure by a large “mm training for the port of embark-
offiim devotees. ation and to hold them readily ae-
' tall times throu bout the
PUT our-"r evsonns m samv. iiiifllié'nmny m Bump (f
The ofllcers are ordered also to
leave behind the service record of
each man left at the port of em-
barkation and to furnish promplty
records of every other man other-
wise detached.
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Bolsheviki against infractions of
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REGENT THEATRE TODAY
—Advertise in the Sentinel.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa., March 18,—0ne
hundred men. arrested several days
ago by Pittsburgh police in ‘ round-up
of alleged draft endors, were today
taken to Camp Lee, Virginia. where
they will be inducted into military ser-
vlce. The greater number of the more ——-"
ems ed in m. mud—up WASHINGTON, March 13:—
31:32:...“ iodly. having an“, The American and Allmi legation
out draft questionaires or having fur- "ffl‘ have left J?” ffor 'Oidtltazt:
dished satisfactory proof that the! :rltiiil muliihlgezrfluiriniiiaw'llheir-
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hfibiemzzwgheiroqng‘trm "r. departure has been delaycd'by the
those who in iillinl out their attention Austrian golti'cmr'nent' “131W“ an:
neires yesterday waived all rights “agreement ‘ at t") “m‘ 1""
Word regarding the missions ;
exemption or deferred classification come from Minister Vopieko, who ,
roman
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1mm loaf. ‘
~Aduniu in the sentinel. .
attempted to hold the missions for "M0 Tfllfi .
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arm MWtMMfmum.m
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said the Austrian authorities had “m 0n." 07 i- M M ""1
enores'r AGAINST wtruuoeomo Compenv “Hide... or in. Am":
INFORMAION. Federation of Labor, all “in” d ,
WASHIN'JTON. March 13,-Chair- Amman. up“, go, 1....- “a nut:
George Creel of the committee on pub- moeracy. m, {M to tho ”1'!"
lie information. sent a written protest .13.. m Coupe“ 3: my
today to President Wilson against the men“, of sympathy to the m
war department's new policy of 'lth"_people “in their ”We :0 MM
holding the addresses of soldiers in hectic-s.”
giving out casualty lists. i
President Wilson is studying the.
question from all angles, but is expect '.
ed to come to no decision until a full Eliot" I | waterways’ , ..
report is received from General Pe. inc . In" fl“;
, ,‘mittee was
:::::1;:i:nhas been asked for further flve W with the W ‘.
WASHINGOX, March 11-11» 3.4
bership o! the Railroad
LABOR FEDERATION SENDS [of port facilities, and I. 1. Silk.
SYMPATHY. {New Orleans. manager of the
WASHINGTON. March 13.—Samnnl,'8teamship lines.
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