Regent Theatre
he House of Refined Entertainment
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\lliCl‘li’El'S 'niost popular actor
Vain/139933111 Farnum
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"Riders of the Pm pl e Sage”
- l't'x'jt's non-l (11 that 11:..111'. '1111- story of a man who was -
it-~ continues upon 1111» long. longv trail of the. abductor 01
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And a Pathe Weekly and a Comedy
FRIDAY ' .
MILDRED HARRIS—Now Mrs. Charles Chaplin
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‘ FOR Ht-SBAIN D's; ONLY
;' 11. -': should bring his wife to see this story‘ 01‘
.t the lesson taught 111111 l.._\' :1 corn'ent-brt-(l girl
And lllt‘ Mack Sennctt Comedy
“Bew__are of Boarders”
SATURDAY
POPULAR TOM MIX in “FAME AND FORTUNE'
l’t-ail “'1 1111- in the 5111 episode oi
“THE LIGHTNING RAIDER ’
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Palace Theatre
SUNDAY, March 16
TWO PERFORMANCES
HAROLD LOCKWO OD
IN SCREEN CLASSICS, “METRO, "
"Shadows oi SuSpicion’
Do you enjoy a, play of mvs-‘M ' and intrgue? A story
of the byway; of the Secre nzystc'. nd intrigue? A story
. on under the auspices of the May Jr mmittee of sixty for
the benefit of the Welcome Fund .111" home Coming Boys—
SoldLers, Sailors and Marines.
ADMISSION 20 Cents
(Including War Tax).
Matinee 3 o'clock. Evening 8 o'clock.
1 AT REGENT THEATRE, FRIDAY
:Mildred Harris in, "For Husbands
l Only; " A150 Sennctt Comedy.
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Such a Girl," With High Class sentcd to each guest‘.
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in her newest, Paramount 1ncturc, attendance at these popular Sunday
“You Never
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fin her own game of revenge.
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the Purple Sage," Story
Carey.
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w-i \. nuican 9‘31 should miss “'1!-
lamlm in ”Riders of the Purple
' at thr Recent Theatre, today.
W m F=rnum, opular Scréen Fav-
ite in "The Rider of the Purple
Try a Sentinel Want Ad. woe.”
D’Arcy a rich self indulgent, non max;-
that. is so irresistible.
Mavoumeen" and "Mother
So Ed
faccsdi'us made and “Come Back to Erin” and
a lot of people happy.
“Mickey"
Ar PALACE THEATRE, TODAY
; rollicking songs
Creole Sercnnders.
Saw Such a Girl." Vifian
111cm has found it imperative to
lit-loved V: gahond. As a little
child-she is left' parentlcss with an old
a
old maid school lt‘ECllel‘.
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She finds, instead.
.3 :randmother. . pla‘.’
1(11'9. adventu: c rcma ice and ”“1"“- __...-.._.—__.»~_
‘his picture u 1H 111. seen at The 1‘ --
theat '1‘ today and it is: ce:tain_
to prm'v wholly delightful. Roll-rt1
2':-\i nola direct ed the production. wr-r'
_\r:1s adapted by Marion Fairfax i'r ')m
a novel by onorae \\ eston.‘ Tln-‘k 11;:
(tom of Heat'it Desire}
in the cast appears Harrison 90111.-
as lending: man, with a fine company
SOLDIER MADE
POOR ATTEMPT
:onttnucd from First Page.
“1110s later he succeeded
much of the poison out of the man
lloulitless, but
AT PALACE THEATRE, FRIDAY : cg-ssful.
“The Secret Garden," “Featuring Lila
Lee, Story by Francis H. Burnett.
Also VaudeVille.
One of the dramatic scenes in "The
Secret Gartlt'n,” Lila Leo‘s new Pata-
mount picture which will be displayed
at 1111» l’alacc theatre Friday. shows
up to 1111' neck in mire.
tity.
the hospital authorities,
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in the mud. Miss Lev \vcnt'lhroufltl “‘1'3' “MN“, on personal matters. At- All ems.
'H‘“ SW‘W’ “mm“! 3 Q‘lfllnL 1“ tact 111-1' much qtu-stionlng it was learned Leather or
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'91...“ g~,,ndn...-,._ rm. n‘nking‘ mutt punt, cause 11: l.1.~ 111-11 1) _\.~1t.1 condmon
‘ ht‘ wag. not allowed to serve on the sole.
which was never completely satisfied.
attrihutos lit-nicarlusnt-ss ‘111 1-11-
tcring tho mirc.
said
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was caught unawarcs
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told her
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PLAINTIVE FOLK SONGS.
111 commt-tnoi'ation oi“ Erin}; patron
Saint thu- programme tor 1111» Concert
Dinner Dunc-5 :1! Murray's Roman,
Gardens (111 \\ est 4 ’nd sirect,S1md:1v.
his name" »w:1'.~'
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to employ
14111-111 and refused to speak again.
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:12 the hospital.
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are about even.
BAK ED SAUSAGE.
Boil some
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Miriam Garland will sing "A11 lt'i;:h ment and 5”, the Regu!:s' ,-
A Standard medicine
of Recognized Value
and a medicine having a permanent value:
one that people have learned to know and ap-
prove. Today the renown of Beecham’s Pills
has traveled to the very ends of the earth.
People know that it is folly to suffer the ills
resultant from disordered digestive organs.
They realize and understand the futility of
having to diet so that the stomach may be kept
in order. They appreciate the discomfort and
dangers arising from sluggish action of the kid-
neys, liver and bowels. But they do notworry
and. become rundown, sallow and seedy.
They take the most splendid curative and
corrective tonic the Vigorld has ever known~
’7 PB E E we ‘ V" :‘ g s"
“The laréat Medicine ,
Sale of in the
Any World”
to insure that perfect health which 1 ' :1 es from
a sound digestion. Beecham’s Pi . re the
most wholesome and harmless of la
they are compounded solely from -
drugs of vegetable matter and are absolutely
free from minerals. Be guided by the judi-
cious public opinion and experience, which
for years has declared that Beecham’s Pills
Are the Best
W cf amicable! '
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own appealing coqnettiah little way
“Kathleen
Machree"
are to be sung by Riccardo Vcnanzi,
ithore" by C. Carroll Clark, while the
and Liza
szmeu will be rendered by the Jolly
Concert Dinner Dances the manage.
in-
crease the seating capacity by remov- i
in:: the orchestra platform from the "-
main floor us well as the majm. por-
tion of the for famed Fountain of Ven-
a rotunda having been fldddpd 1,
the balcony where the orchestra wil
AT SUICIDE
in getting
system by means of a stomach pump.
for the quick and em-
cient work of the physician, the man'
i emu-1 at suicide would have been suc-
Dr. i-‘awcctt ordered his im-
- mediate removal to the hospital where
he is still confined and still maintains
a sullen, morosc silence and refuses to
give thr- slightest hint as to his idenv
1
He has been closely. questioned byl
Dr. Fuwcctifi
and 1119 police but with little 1esult.1
appears to be of Jewish descent,
' and admitted he was twenty- nine years
He is very
much ti1-prt-sscd and discouraged 'and
from 'in-ns and his physical condition
111n11;:l.: to have-proyed on his mind
Ht-
by one of the
this morning and thoughtlessiy
Nathan. hut
who‘hcr (111:: was meant for his first or
1m-
nn-dhuely after that he again became
Duo, in tho thorn-t of Dr. Fawcett and
and attention given- him
he is resting comfort-
and his chances of living
sausages. in their skills
1111' about. twnntv minutes. just cover-
:01] with water. then 1emove the skin!
bottom of Dit‘ dish with maslr
come 10 Bridgeport’svj Largest Shoe Store and Save Money
3 .90
,9o 2 DAYS ONLY 5
FRIDAY A1110 SATURDAY
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fine Thousand Eight Hundred Pairs In All
EVERY PAIR BRAND NEW SPRING STYLES
celebrated hicEiwaia, Slater. legal and
T. 9. Barry 3119::
Worth $5.50, $7 and $7.50 to Go
Friday and Saturday. March 14th and 15
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Without a doubt the finest lot of high-
gradc shoes that we have ever offered.
Men’s and Young Ken’s High and
-. Low Shoes, all toeshnpes, tan,
dark Inn, mahogany tan and
black leathers. Wide
' comfort‘shoos for
tender feet. All
sizes. Come soon.
Tell your friends no
'9 come.
5
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300
Pairs
“McElwain”
Spring
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Shoes
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EXTRA SPECIAL—Friday and Satan}
POLICE, FIRE AND“
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EXTRA SPEEJEAEL!
Dr Whitcomb’s $8. 50
Cushion Sole Comfort Shoes
For Tender, Tired Feet.
$5.90
Hand waited V
96.50 U. s.
1'.“ Army Shoes
Special
Stile Price
Made of soft French kid and calmkin.
soles and rubber heels.
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' 5"”‘1AL SERV96E LE6.
,(‘harles Fables undertaking parlors in i334:
FODND DEAD IN ‘ \Vcstport. TURE “ .
BASEMENT OF STORE Brugge was well known in the third The 111-111 Red Cross Social gem”
district as a steady and reliable man.
Lecture, will be held in the Lectulé'
family dur .
-._ - -—_¢..
1 Continued from Piist Page he had complained to 11:11" _‘
ling the past week of a h- -:1‘-.' y co. ‘d an R"_°m 0f the Nomalk. H'kh 59130019"
\ ,'p:1 n: in the back and shoulders, and . Friday afternoon, March 14th. '
it is the opinion of Dr, Huntington that
1- he 1:1 caring k..- ..1( 111111.44; :n ”V‘- man might have been suffering
building in 11. _. baspn‘nnl of ”It. 110111 a slight attack of i11'1'1e111u
”FUSE" find constructed an“ which caused the heart attack. Brugge
:ment in back of the two futnaces 10” his home 135-1 exenlnv accom~
11:1.1erc he slept on several occasions .an1ed by hi> small fox terner ‘Vhlcl‘
when his duties necessiat -d his con- 1311111111011 With him , all night and
stout presence there. In the ap: 1rt- “men was found laymg across his
men: has a bed and a. chair and when master s body when it was discovered
found this morning by Mr Marvin gthis morning and refused to allow any-
who went to the basement of the store one to approach. Officer 5113“"
as :1 last 1',esort he “as laying half on fina11y succeeded in catchmg 111'“ ani-
‘li‘ttl 1.1.111 off the bed and was but partlv mal and had ‘t removed.
dressed Evidently he had remained Ml" Bruwge Wh" "" 45 1931's (F "-""
m the basement all night and this is survived bv his wife three daurzlr
morning started to dress and return ters, Dorothy, aged 20' Mary 19 and
mm... but was Stricken With a sudden 'Carrie 10 and one son, John 'Brugge,
attack of heart trouble which caused aged 17 The funeral arrangements
his death are in charge of Director Fable of
Mr. Marvin immediately notified Pa- Westport, and have “Oi been complet—
Thq purpose of these lectures in to
be a. "Bette: Neighbor, " and know how" ’
best. to handle problems that come a}
in Social Service uork ,
The requirements for those wishing
a certificate is forty hours of flew
work, covering ten weeks or four
hours a week, also certain reading as
prescribed by Miss Townsend.
If one has not the time to give ‘6!-
the full requirements of field worfi‘flf
reading, there is much that is hem
\in Miss Townsendsdalks and it is hap-
od 11. large number of the women
Norwalk will take advantage of _t
mortunity given them by the l
(Smiwam More. as 111: had been in the
1:15
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trolman Frank Stratton who went to 9d as yet. Red cm
he store and found the man was dead, 1
life having hen extinct, Edwin L. Hoyt, the local real e.'.~ Street F0 Eddie may
apparently
1bout an hour when the omeer arrived tate dealer, has purchased the George W d mén t ”a; m
around 9: 10. Medical Examiner HuntsE E :
ingwn was 31111111101151 and he stated
1" art failure was
nae fire
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