Regent Theatre
Special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
Today
William Farnum
in a 1918 version of Hall (‘sine's
great novel,
“The Bondm'an”
The Story of~ a Man Who Sacrificed
Himself on the Altar of Love—.
A Play of a Thousand
Thrills
And the Popular
SIDNEY DREW COMEDY;
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Saturday
Virginia Pearson
AS a Beautiful French Girl, in the
Patriotic Drama,
“A Daughter of France”
mo THE
Abraham Lincoln
Dramatic Film Story.
“Under the Stars” 1 ‘
‘dONDAY—Fatty Arbuckle‘ in '“The
Bell Boy." .
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The Great Cinemelodrama, “Wo'.
man and the Law,". based on~the
iensational De Saulles Tragedy.
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fSOl‘i of catches your breath, like the
[highest peak of a ioller coaster. and
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"EDNESDAY and THURSDAY-4
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{W o9...» ml
m starring" vehicleiu éhieam no
peered; she was wed in. Eden: Sel-
I‘yns joyous play, “Nearly Married";-
despite the seeming contradiction of!
the tile; she is married at the outset
of “Our Little Wife." and present in-
dications are that she will be married 1
in the Goldwyn feature scheduled to‘
follow that. :
When Edgar Selwyn, the dramatist,
who is an oflioc‘r in «Lie Goldwyn1
Corporation, commented on this mat-i
made a couple of observations of her
own:. '1
"II is not so much that I am mar-‘
ried." She said, “but that I am mar;
ried in most cases in the beginning of
the picture. It makes me feel like" a4
“Kind of a sneaiiy reeling?“ 'asked
Mr. Selwyn. i
“No, kind of a deliciously wicked
feeling. it you must know. It makes
me feel like giggling all the time.
1There are only two feelingsl can
compare it to, and they are going up
iin an airplane and falling in love. It
ithen almost scares the life out of you.
like a door blowing Shut in It haunted
.house. You know what I mean.’ '
i “Oh, certainly," said Mr. Selwyri
“sympathetically;
I “But I am glad I am being ‘rc'iied
la" the time," said Miss Kennedy
‘quickly. “Its the best possible cure
’ror flirting. It just seems to, take‘mi
lthe incentive away.” ’
I But "those eyes" of the little s‘tar
made gay licr assumed serious tone.
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REGENT THEATRE TooAv _
Hall ' Chine‘e’ Famous Novel, "The
Bondman.” Staring William
Fal‘num
I in Hall (‘aines great nOVel, “The
1Bqnilnian." which has just bot-n rc-
lmade by William Fox in a I918 form.
lT‘Villini‘n Farnum plavs a dual role. In
itho beginning he is Stephen Orry and
later he is Stephen's son.,.Iason.
rimonial fact to Miss Kennedy,“ she: ,
woman with a past.” 1‘
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know what he w
the United States.
This Jackie'hus made himself a hero in France by
French orphan. Both her parents were killed in the Will‘.
ill do with her, but he wants to send her to his home in
adopting this little
He does not yet
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'liUllE'llNS'
I PARIS, Aug. 9.——'l‘lIe Paris re-
'gion was again under bombard-
ment today from the German long
range gun.
LONDON, Aug. 9.—III . aerial
fighting Wednesday preceding the
ottcnsivc in l’icardy British air-
The story hinges on Jason’s vow to men acccounted for twenty-two
"”3“ ““3“““9 0“ “9 Mb" ‘0' German machines, fifteen of Willtlil‘
.die' and 3330“ “1”“ “sum” for statement on aerial operations inst.
‘early this morning.
abandoning his mother. But his father were destroyed, says the ofllcial .
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sault. The difficulties Of crossing the
Avre were overcome rapidly, the
the French using hastily constructedl
footbridgcs. After taking Hraches.’
the French captured La Neuvllle and
the series of hills dominating the plain;
beyond. l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.—The Mar-i
inc casualty list today shows: Killed
in action, 4; died of wounds. 5; wound-
ed severely, 13; wounded. degree un-
determined. 30. Total, 62.
PARIS. Aug. 9.——The battle on the
from south of the Sonfinc was resumed
the Franco-
Britlsh forces made flyorable progress
{who the start, reaching various se-
Tre
Coat
', Remember no matter what t
! drastic price slashink ever a
:revenge against. Sunlocks, his'fal‘h’er'n
lson of another wife. Both Sunlocks
iand Jason are in love with Greeba.:
Itiutizliter of the governor of tlic- lslc’
_ inf Man. Sunlocks and‘Jaso'n go to
‘ Iceland and are confined in prison.
Today ‘Jason. not knowing Sunlocks. saves
HABGE KENNEDY ‘his half brother from .1.»th in the
. lected objectives.
_ " The reports received up to“ 11:30
ilAlllilll. 'l‘linrsduy, Aug. 8.-—- o'c'CCR “how ”1'“ “‘9 “lack develop-
Spuin has uddrcsmid a new note to "'8 "'Cl‘lrious‘ll‘ 0" :1 urea! scale.
(icrmnny concerning the toi‘pcdth; -__ ”~—
ing of Spanish Ships. Ii‘oryigzir PALACE THEATRE TODAY
Minister Ditto made this nnnouiicc-' H .
mcnt late today, after the (‘IIlIi-M'd” “mm"? 5‘“ in .‘Our Little
net had held an cxtniordinury ses- Wm"
night.
.mlncs. Jason is freed but Sunln-iks
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l ~—and her eyes sum.
is condemned to death. Greebn
pleads for Sunlocks’ life and Jason ‘
“and her smile .sacrlficcs himself by taking Sunlockl'. ON THE FRENCH FRONT 1N
‘he story of the bride with the :pluce and dying for him. FRANCE, Aug, 9. (IlAVAS).—-F‘rench
bright idea, i itioops on II frorit of six miles north-
. . .
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REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY West of Montldidlcr have advanced
' to a depth of four miles and captured
Virginia Pearson in “A Daughter of nearly three thousandprisoners. im-
France," and the Lincoln Dra- jportunl material also was cuptin‘ed.
ma, “Under the Stars" The advance was carried out with 0»
Miss Virginia Pearson will appear "(may “gm losses.
i'Saiurday iii the Regent Theatre in 1‘ The French front ”runs from Avrc
big William Fox war plfll'. "A “all?" north to II point just south of the
.tcr of France} This play '5 certnlnll‘ Ainlcns Roye road where it joins up
a thriller. The action takes place in Mill the British.
,‘nnd WWW“ ”‘9 French ““d German The attention of the Geriunns \vns
. “001‘
from Avery Hopwood's Broadway
hit of the same name.
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Saturday
William Fox presents
“Greatest Love”
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I Madge Kennedy we... start ofthc
Enew Goldwyn. picture. “Our Little
lines in France and it concerns a love
_ ~ -- C - affair that sprinas up betwcn Louise
AI IflE [HE dc Cion (Miss: Pearson), and a German
AIRES - ‘omccr who‘ has lead his troops into
~ France. The ending of this strange
affair particularly strange at this timei
is pleasing in the cxtreme——in fact.
will tend to increase patriotism in
Madge Kennedy’s Wedding Bells Ring this country.
unendlni‘llY—“Our Little ’ wmni The story shoWs conditions nt
"0'“. GOIdwyn Star's Third Map..tlnie when the Kaiser's Army swept.
"306 In Three Films across the French border. It polntsi
Madge Kennedy lives in a perpetual , out the havoc wrought to both womenj
atmosphere of lilies-of-themlleyflarid property. The scenic effects III‘
yards and yards of veiling, orchid beautiful and Miss Pearson loks, as uS-
decorations ‘and ringing bellsf. At no]. quite her beautiful self. She lml‘
least. that is how the litle Goldfimt a good story and does justice to it.
star feels about. it. She is being mat.
riod. without a trip ‘0 Reno or a hit:-
band in the (curling. about every six
Weeks.
Her latest uplication for member
ship in the Brides’ AséoclatiOn occurs
in “Our Little Wife,” the new Goldwvn
Picture by Avery Hopwood, in which
the little star-“and her eyes and her
smile”—wili be seen at the Palace Thea.
tre today. ,
She was married in "Baby Mine.
11' Roton ‘ Point,
. Park 1
Shore & Chicken 7.
. Dinners and .
A la Carte Service. .
. ‘V‘BQTHING
P331210 QATH HOUSES 0m
,. i D AN EAffi-G In Hell oainc's'Orut‘Novol. "The
mwonfihld?! wty‘mndman} n In, Regent‘l'hcngfe To.
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ENT. PALACE H v
PALACE TH EATRE‘ .TODAY
—Advertlse in the Sentinel.
on...” ' «moo.
D_IREGTIOD§._ minimalism:
WILLIAM‘FK‘RNUM
fixed on the Vesic atluck when the
new offensive was Opened. There wns
no reply to the French artillery prc-
partition which lasted forty~five min-
utes.
1 German soldiers were captured
while harvesting grain in the fields.
‘50 complete W35 ""3 surprise." MOEgoes into hysterics. Herb returns to
”It" euil and Liorisel were captured by as'i‘““ Dodo back and finds her with'
—...—
Wife." fromfithe play lI\' Avery Hop-
wood. which will be shown fat the
Palace Theatre, August 9. She hits the
role of Dodo. a bride of a few min-
utes who grieves over the disappoint
men! of several other men who want-
I-d ill marry hei‘.
To alleviate their suffering. she do.
cidcs to take three of them along with
her on her honeymoon, It decision
that stuns her husband. llerh, whosei
objections avail nothing. So off the!
“'fie'ldblls Closing % 'Ouf _ sale!
33in Reduction on “All
Spring and Summer Stocks of
917 . ‘i WOMEN’S
M dlmger m...
a 1' BRIDGEPORT STORE
ts -- Skirts
be present mice is you get cue-third off. This is the most
ttemoted by this house in order to reduce stocks.
You Are the Winner— You Will Save Money as 1
You Never Have Before
SuSui
An $19.98
SUITS
$13-32
An $21.98
SUITS SUITS
$14.66 $16.67
The Price of Every Suit Cut One-Third.
All $25 All $27.50
SUITS
$1 3.33
All $35.00
SUITS
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All Shades—Sizes 16 to 52.
All $47.50
AII $15.00
COATS
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Many Styles to Select From.
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m SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS Skiers “$2“
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CLOSING OUT ALL SUMMER WASH SKIR
White Gabardine and Pique. A d02cn or more styles.
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NO APPROVALS—N0 EXCHANGES—NO O. O. D.
“fir
Regular Values
lolll ----- ..c-..-..u.-ue
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lingered by his failure to have Dodo
all to himself, Herb sends himself a;
telegram calling him back to the city. I“ never to 10"“ M “n“
no to Lakewood, the bridal couple and ‘I' lu- .
Dodo's three admirers—Dr. Elliott. ‘ .1 4 —_
{Bobo Brown and Tommy Beldon. ““"’ ”T .___S _____ ___-_
Dr. Elliott. A scene ensues; but Dodo
nppcases her husband with l“
state prison. it has been the one
tom of those women prisoners to
launder and mend the clothes which
the guards or “officers." as they are
,Irom-
Jel‘ man.
to jail are working out sentences, the
advisability of having the woman
work temporarily on the farm was dis-
cussed but it was decided that the
'He takes two of Dodo’s wooers with Thai Wm“ 51‘" “9“". W18 9'10“”
him, but the third. Dr. Elliott. siaye for Dr. Elliott to \‘-'cd Fannie. Weston
over; ,and fortunately 80. [or Dodo‘and for Bobo to become engaged to
learns the telegram was spurious and Angie Martin.
WOMEN PRISONERS-KEPT AT
WASHTUB AND SEWING BASKET
Must Keep Guarde"CIothes Splc and
Span No Time for Farm Work.
The women prisoners at the state
prison at Wethersneld and those at
the county jail are practically the
only women in the state whose
status has not been changed by war
conditions. ’For many years at the
called In the prison. wear. As provision of clean, washed. ironed amt!
there are only "ten women and mended shirtsf
. or the uards w
three times 88 many guards. for DO”! . more important element: at that‘iiamt:o
{men and women prisoners, they are; __
iffgmai’i‘siiel‘ili‘gui‘iié iii-3‘35; $55.3 THREE ““5” '" "ET
time to labor on the farms or in ihei Three draft evaders were taken til
gardens. It was expected tint with? United States Marshal 0' 0' Middle'
the demand for laborers on the tarnish 1312001“? 05306 yesterday and remark
which are so numerous in the vicinity. ed to jail to await a hearing. All 0!
‘these women would be pressed mmihe men failed to file questionnaires.
service, but it being a. case of the )1 .
guardsdoingtheir ownlaunderlng and They were William Pulp“ and Paul
mending With women working on the,lD- Selivorichik of Hartford and Peters,
farms, it was decided to keep the state Ricolletfi, " '
of affairs as it had been for some time' ;,
past. and keep the women at the wash-
- dented by concentrates
' i picked III this
ion. ‘- Whole corn alone. however-
mum. ' 'h
tub and sewing basket. i To Whom It May Concern
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(National Crop Improvement Service.)
NINCE PIGS are now Commonly fat-
tened for market before maturity,
~ they are growing rapidly as well
Is storing fat in their bodies. Conse-
Iuently, their ration should supply
mime protein and mineral matter for
Irowth. Corn alone does not produce
lost results, but should be supple
’plucea before
in Itself-feeder.
way uhould grow
Tom a pound to a pound and six
once: in a day. ' ,
Professor Kym-d tit-lows states that
food in whole grains and to so oon‘lbim '
tho lay-products that" hogs will fare
better than if fed whole grain. '
Though pigs require less salt‘than
other farm animals, they should be
supplied with it regularly in a trough
or small self-feeder. Pigs crave char-_
coal. ashes, mortar, soft coal and many
other "erunchible" substances Ind I *
mixture of charcoal and mineral fills
should be furnished at all times:
The improvement in commercial
mixed feeds has been marked and re-
peated‘ tests now show that ho: rots-
he boy at all times
Iig: allowed free 3 10 "991mm”, ers who. are not able to raise enough» ‘
rich .3 mm“- m “a feed for their swine us this to make
_ that eta. “W, ‘ remak- lood profits by Radius Iii-Products.
on unity to was their own a- - It I. a‘gooa bwllueu proposition to
. room: hog~.eo that}. will mum
quickly lion in uowolt in lieu
It In our new. not: w’ ‘-
.. .. ms... was
. “‘“mmnw .
mun-tonne".
The same holds true at the Hartford“
, . . I will not pay any bills contracted
county jail, whence it was said yesier ‘by y ife. Helena W. Hen dricl l' .
en women em 10 -. . >
' gsyntuiiluid'i'lye :bxri: For a while 3th 'hereby give warning to all Persons not .
a shortage of men on the farm at 3° give.her any credit.-- . _ .
Newington, where the men committed]L Rlchard G. Hendrick
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ANNUAL .
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1 For ThisfiWeek Only
NOW is the time to buy your
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