Regent Theatre
special Musical Program By the
Regent Orchestra Every Evening.
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Today
A Picturization of the Famous De
Saulles Case.
“Woman and the Law”
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1 With 1" AlLStar Cast.
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f , Friday .
; Jane and Katherine Lee
: In a Sparkling. Romantic D1ln1a.
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1 “American Buds? ,
1: Latest HearsbPathe News and a
: Sidney Drew COmedy),
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: SATURDAY—June Caprice in “A
I Camouflage Kiss,‘ and Ki 11;; Bag-
got and Marguerite Snow, ‘in
"The Eagle's Eye," the Serial
'5 H l‘lreme.
MONDAY andl TuesoAvJCecll- 1
. in of the Pink Roses." with beau-
: titul Marion Davies.
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WilhOul A
Country”
"atrlotlc Picture, which is a
timely as a. shot from a 1
’ submarine.
Friday
1’ 111mm Desmond
Starring In
2 ‘l‘ime Locks and
‘ and Chile.
dflferent type or roll from what he
accustomed to appear in than he is
«presented as a star at the Palace their!
ter. Friday. in the New Triangle play!
Time Locks and Diamonds.
i This is a t'entleman crook story, with.
Imany bold and daring situations, con—l
ic‘eived so as to completelv m\'stify thei
ispectator until the final scene. Vi illiam
l Desmond appears as “Silver Jim" Far-
:rei, known as the wolld' s mastel crlm-l
inal. The police of many countries 11111
constantly on the alat for him but
.his ~11 ell tonsidered boldness has been
fills greatest :afeguard.
i The stronz supporting cast- includes
tum-1.1 iiope. Robert McKitn, Roland
'Lee, Mildred Harris. George Beranger,
Thoma.L Gui..1—' and Milton Ross The
produttion has directed by \‘1' ohm Ed
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_“Woman and the Law," Based on the l
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Celebrated De Saulles Case'.
The. De Saulies case, as you know. .
[was no ordinary domestic traged)‘. De
‘Saulles himself, man about town. was
not only known in the world of sport.
but in diplomatic. political, in the
White Light district and social circles
He had been United States minister to
Urdguay, South America, and had been
~pro1ulnently mentioned in connection
with the anlilassadorshlp to Mexico
ganizlnz 100.000 college men in the
lQl'.’ campaign. ,
“\l'onian.1lid the Law" establishes
the undoubted superior right of the
mother to her child, for
the. posscsion of the child that the
dreadful tragedy occurred, In divorce
proceedings, brought by the mother
., the Solomons ol‘ the law had cut the
child in‘twain, giving him to the moth-
er for seven months of the year and to"
the father, who because of his shame-
loss conduct had forfeited eVerv right.
[for the remaining five months of thl>
\ear. I
\‘i hen an attempt was made by the
fathel to keep the child a longer time
Wm the. court had alloted hi1n,thc mo-
lllm' instinct prevailed and she killed.
her huband. ’
It was a reversion to the primitiVe
woman that made her Mllwtllc Same
mother love that makes the ticrcss dew
fend its yollnc or the bird to fly 311
your face when you'take tog fledgling
from its nest. It was this view that the
Diamonds”
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l lllf. lllfIlllfS
Man Without a Country," featur-i
‘ Florence LaBadle and H. E.
‘ Herbert.
John Alton
I...e.rs a curse against the U. 8..
true when he ls angered by the scout
f his patriotic friends and dejei ted by
he loss of his sweetheart.
orton. who considers him 11
Barbara
slacker.
L‘-"MME THEATRE TODAY counsel that won acquittal for his
a conscientious pacilietl
at 3‘
e is induced to read Edward Everett
{ale’a famous story. “The Man With-
at A Country." and the incidents
iii in a previous existance,
ms in John Alton the dormant sense
freaponsibillty to his country and h“:-
’ecomes a recruit at Fort Slocum.
‘ Meanwhile Barbara hasbeen a Rel
toss nurse In France.
hacked by an enemy submarine. and
to linear floating in mid oCean pre-
ents a triumph 'to flint realism.
Whether Barbara was saved from
. e wreck to resume her lnterupled r11
1 name with her former lover is fully
vealed in the final reel. Apart from
is patriotic spirit 1 .0. picture offers
reven reels of er 'osslng entertain-
Kent.
This wond rfu; photo play will be at
he Palace Theatre this afternoon and
vetting.
AT PALACE THEATRE FRIDAY
imam Desmond Stars in “Time Locks
and Diamonds."
com to him like a replied of his own
The visualization of the story qulclc
1 plotters
1 The ship on
ghlch she is returning to America is *
jury took in “Woman and the l.aw.”—~
that the mother was not reaponslble
'{or what she had done; that by the at
[tempt of the rather to take away the
child that she had become crazed
“\lother mania“ was the plea of her
itlienl.
REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY
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!Jane and Katherine Lee in a Romantic
Drama, “American Budb,"
"American Buds,” featuring Jane
and Katherine Lee, which will be
shown as the feature of the program
at the Regent theatre Pridav, ls
other triumph for the William
“Bully Glands " It is 11 stranger story
than either "Two Little lmps,, ol'
"'I‘rouhlcmhkcrs" in which they llavr.‘
been seen previously and the German
spv activities, around which the plot
Fox
is woven. clvc the production unusual 1
interest and timeliness. Janc proves a
heroine through the discovery of tho
s'llcll1itics.r
The ploduction excellently demon
tetlelos the possibilities of combininlfi
comedy action with strong drama.
Those who expected to find the chil
dlen cutting up all sorts of monks
were not disappointed but the plan is
not subordinated to this
Thelo is an excellent cast of adults
provided and the settings are ususual
WILTON “PEACH CROP FAILS. 1
Only Two Baskets Total Yield on
Eleven Acre Orchard on Warncke's ;
Blue Ribbon Farm.
The practical failure of the peach
V crop in all the orchards In the sun
irounding towns was emphasized this
morning bv the showing of two bits-
kets of magnificent fruit by George, L.
til
lie was instrumental in or- ‘
it was over'
an ‘
fcntrure l ‘
. . i \Y arncke which he had on his truck to«
William Desmond will be seen in a gethex 111th mam baskets of big red
i tomatoes 1
Mr. Warncke stated that these two
12-quart baskets-were the total yield
of 11 pcath orchard covering 11
acres. He had no tlouble in getting
$3 a basket for them and could sell
many more at that price.
Tile apple cropis also for below the
average. but he states that some vari-:
ties are bearing fairly well. i
The bumper crop on Blue Ribbon
Fermthis year will be musk melons
and daughter of Fairfleld avenue left
ure last season. but the present yield
51in size and quality will more than
i make. up for it.-
olon Point
Park
“bore ‘8: Chicken
Dinners and
la Carte Service;
BATHING
'UBLIG BATEHOUSKES OPEN FARMER'S BODY - . i-
FOUND IN BISTERN
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DANCING 2 Murder in East Jeffrey, N. H. Puzzles
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to Bridgepo‘
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Come
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LAST TWO DAYS OF SALE
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Pumps
“LEISURE" $3.00
Vulcanized rubber sole
CANVAS PUMPS
duced to—
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MUST BE
9‘28 000 SHOE STOG
Consisting of Women’ s, Children’s and Men’s Fine Shoes Purchased by the Slater Shoe
Store of Bridgeport at a Ridiculously Low Price.
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Black,
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1159 Broadway, 11111111
LO .ERIDAY AND SATUREAY.
fill; for the Price of One.
1128 30 Main St.,
Bridgeport
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“Converse"
Yachting and Vacation
Rubber So]: Shoes
Snow
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Price Patent colt. Ha- 1’83 ‘. For tender to“. of $3 value
5230. van: brown and OXfOI'dS .m vlel kid.
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$3.29
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$ 3.48 alt ‘gso v.|u.' proof. Will go at— ONE LOT on .~
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stone orel ills head and his hands tied PRESIDENT WILSON
behind his back William K Dean, :1 AT MANCHESTER
e yams .0111 President and Mrs. Wilson arrived
h'iomn. l. "'1~ ' ,
15 l 9 car lore )wemu‘ sewml here today for a visit at. the summer
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11:31:26? tsltlfuilfiadaggdicattcda1112111lc home of Colonel E. M. House. Their
~ ,5 ““9“ mt special train made the trill from Wash-
death was due to drowning. The nu- -
_ ington in approximately twelve hours.
thorities are at a loss to know the 1110-- ,. ~ .9 . k h
tive of the crime Dean's with is ill arriving here at 9"‘0 0010c t is
' ' . V ’ ' morn' , .‘ n b ' a few hours
She told the authorities that upon her mg bscapi g 5
husband‘s return from the Village last
evening, he went to the barn to do the
milking. In the morning, when she
awoke, she could not find him‘ and t1‘le-‘
phoned to friends. in thefbal‘n near-by
were blood stains and more were found
on the piazza of a vacant house on the
premises.
some of the hottest weather of the
summer. the president found the north
shore delightfully cool and clear.
The president and Mrs. Wilson were
met at the station by Colonel House
the wish of the prositteni'that be be
.pclmltted to enjoy a brief outing quiet-
' 'ly and so far as known, no visitors
THIRD L BER '
’ I W LOAN DUE“ were expected.
WASHINGTON Aug. 15.——Tlie last WASHINGTON. Aug 15 -—-'l‘he pr-esi
installment Dav ment on the Third Lib dent and Mrs. Wilson left Washington
91“? Loan due today. was expected to quietly last. night for .Manchester,iped with all modern apfiarfitfls,
bring in the $380 000 ,000 unpaid bal- Mass. to stay ovel the week end at the
ance of the $4. 1.6 000 .000 total of the summer home of Colonel E. \I House.
loan .lomy the White House staff. and the
Although the installment nominally newspaper correspondents, who wore
was forty per cent, a large part of this asked to keep the secret, intent of the .
already has been paid into the treas- trip in advance.
ury. It. was said at the White House that
The $500. 000 000 lsue of certificates the plelldent‘a purpose was to test a
of indebtedness which closed Tuesday, few [days on the cool Mn'asachusetta=
was oversubscrlbed .37570‘6 .,oo‘o the .
treasury announced today fli
variably is called ~'
ions to make.
The Brunswick Social Club. of Stam-
ford, will hold their balloon and con-
fetti dance at Roton Point this even-
lng.
AN TIGIPATIN G NATURE ‘
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into -consultation
when Mr. Wilson has weighty decis~
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and Mrs. House, and -' a few Othervspelled blood deficiency, which is the
friends. It. was understood that it was‘
You cantot say it came unexpect-
«115231211: before warning was giV
on. That 1'13..pepsia, com: lgatiun. IN
or tlfgll‘lle was an equivocal sludow
of common events. To the initiated
physiologic cause of a long list of con;
stitutlonal, functional, nerve, bone
and tissue ailments.
The Mechano Physical Therapy In.
stitute provides the agencyof region
lingilormal conditions in trouble of
both sex, which institution. is could
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Entrance Room No.3
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