Regent Theatre
5, The House of Quality and W __
TODAY - .
NORMA TALMADGE and THOMAS MEIGHAN
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‘3 “THE HEART OF WETONA”
The conflict of white blood and Indian traditions show in the ex-
perience of this beautiful lndian princess.
A Paths News and Comedy
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. FRIDAY ' 3'
‘ ' ‘ A Special Program of Pictures. Including ' If
DIMINUTIVE MARGUERITE CLARK ,
in Her First Run Paramount Picture,
“31w. WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH” i
"Lovely Mary" sets into all sorts of "mix-ups" trying to help
other people. Also.
The Girl Scout Picture _
“The Golden Eaglet” . .
By the Girl Scout Organization and Dliay Trodp No. 1, of Norwalk.
And a Comedy
. Admission Price. Including War Tax ........... 20c
SATURDAY
BEAUTIFUL CONSTANCE TALMADGE
“MRS. LEFFINGWELL’S BOOTS”
Also Pearl White in
“The Lizhtninz Raider”
The Final Episode
A Travelogue and Comedy
Coming Soon!!! _ i
Anita Stewart in “The Midnight Romance” ;
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CONVENTION OF 'Kirk, the international secretary. of,
Bridgeport. Mr. Kirk has had a very;
lnteersting experience filth the ltalr
ian Army. Rev. William 'Sinclair, of
Noroton. will observe Yom Men's'
Sunday in his own church. Other
places are planning special observ-'
ance of the day.
OLD WOMAN l8 ROBBED. ‘
BRIDGEPORT. May 21.——Two mask-'
ed men forced their way into the
home of Mrs. A. G. Bellair, on \Villard
Sll‘t‘ol. this city. late Monday night;
and broke down three doors in making
their way to 'Mrs. Bellair's bedroont.'
There they tore the nightclothing front .
Mrs. Bellair and forcibly took from}
around her waist a belt containing 375 T
that she had been saving to pay her;
taxes. )lrs. Bellalr- who is sixtyi
years old, was clue in the house and l
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Y. M. C. A.’S HERE
(Continued from Page One).
during the war, a new start. Mr. Reu-
mann. the former secretary, left to
enter the S. A. T. C. work in October
0: last. year. and not until recently
have the committee had an executive
secretary.
The program next Monday evening
is sure to be both interesting and in-
spiring. Albert E. Roberts. of the
county Work department of the inter-
national committee of the Y. M. C.
A., will be the principal speaker of the
evening. Mr. Roberts is qualified to
speak upon the rural work of the as
socialion, as are few. He was a mem-
ber of the commission appointed byl
eta-President Roosevelt. to 'stndy rural
conditions in Europe. Mr. Roberts
[the noise of breaking doors was not.
has been overseas in the war work. ' heard h." an." 0‘ the‘neighbors.
He is just back from a trip to the m- i
ral Y. .\i. C. A. fields of the Pacific: BIRTH 0; GREAT ORGANIZATIONw
coast. .
Delegates from twenty-five towns 01‘ The 5"“ organization under ”'6‘
the county are expected. The 13mgmm!’name of the Young Men's Christianl
will begin at fiye_thir[y with a social ; Association was effected June 6. 1844.1
hour. During this period Mrs. I“. irv-, in England, due to the eil'orts of l
ing Smith will sing and the Sterling ' Williams for the I. 15 Geo.‘
orchestra will furnish instrumental? d ' p“ pose o prayer.
music. The ladies of the Congrega- an Bible study. Library and ready
tional church are planning a fine din-4 mg room were later added, “(I lec-
Text for tillehconvention delegates. A I ture and other courses provided. The
:xl‘ocalginiioggatx'vggrzebmx,association in America is the out-
Harold Briscoe, of Danbury. will re'gmw'h 0' the English movement in
port the Boy's summer camp. The 1844. The. organization in America
Older BoysI conference will be pres—' now has almost a million members.
mated by George F. Johnson. of New’
Canaan. 1 ——
I-hn-y Hedley Smith, or the county
wk department of the state Y. M. Cl A MISTAKE MADE BY MANY
A. committee. will review the rapid‘ .
grow. in of county y. M. C. A. work in Don't wait for rheumatism to indi-
t e state of Connecticut. cate diseased kidn *s -
Young Men's Sunday will be absent-'16.,- ins a he) . W’hen you sot
ed in many of the towns of Fairfleldk : pa an ac 9" by day and sleep
county on next Sunday. New Canaan disturbing bladder weakness by night.
is planning for an union service with feel “‘95- “WOW and run down. the
zonal ‘ M. Glover as the speaker, Mr. ‘ kidneys and bladder should be restored
over has recently returned front“, healthy. strong and regular action.
service with the Y. M. C. A. in France. i .
F. C Gleason,oitlte Bridgeport Y. M tn 3 a mistake to pastpone treatment.
c_ A.. will be the speaker at the meet: ' Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys in
in; at Nichols. Wilton and Cannon- . sound healthy condition and keep them
dale will have special services in the. ctiv . .
interest of young men's work. both in l: 06:: stxopg. Begin ”lung to
the morning and evening, The speak-i 'y' "5'" '3 tone. the first
er at the services will be George H“;
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' ‘WELIAH AND MARY DINING ROOM SUITES "
In American Walnut or Antique Mahogany ..." ..... $175.00
Pm Tnouon'rs, GREAT nuns, NOBLE ACCOMPLISH-
mum's
are fostered by congenial surroundings. Make the atmosphere
in your home attractive. '
Our Line of Furniture and Houseiurnishingn is most enm-
plete and odors you everything needed to make the home at.
inactive, and all all the loves; possible price—quality consid.
-- " Isn‘t/.333. Am -
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May '- Sale of Summer Furnishings and Apparel for WOmen and Children
The Voile Dress
Whether of plain col-
or or novelty stripes or
figures seems to be an
important feature of .
the summer.
pre-cminently a warm
weather fabric. It is
agreeable to wear and
looks as a summer dress
should-21 simple frock
with a ruffle or two, or
three-a flounce or so,
and maybe a sash and
fichu.
Quaint and charm-
ing.
$20.00
Second Seer.
' Marked mdficfions on Pictures
The Sale has Extended to the Picture Gallery on
the thirdiflooi, and any picture may be chosen and
purchased at twenty per cent less= than the regular
marked price. If you are interested in
Harlow. Hones, regular $3.00
Dunn’s Drum regular 83.75
The Last Supper, regular 83.50
St. Cecelia, regular $3.50
The Pot of Bad. regular $3.50
These are in antique. gilt frames.
A Military Table attracts with‘
President Wilson
General Pershing
Regular $2.50
in narrow imitation Circassizm Walnut frames are
The Boy Christ
.The Cleaners
.3. Regular “.25
f
' “V The popular Fred Thompson pictures with coun-
try scenes and Colonial mansions in natural colors are
always pleasing. and there is a special table set and:
for these.
Sepia Prints'jn sidfic_or}anel pictures.
' Leno aubu- oent Trim regular prices
7
One lumied pain Women’s MI in patent,
null and colored kid. White canvas Oxfords and
Boots in this group. (The former prices were $5.00 to
{6.50
i- . $3.95
57' Seventy-five pa'ne Women’s Boudoir Slime-lg
several colors. Not allsizes.
_ $|.69
1' :5 Clih’a canvas button Shoee, not all sizes bUt
from 5 years to big girls size 6.
i» , $l .95 to $3.45
nihi :; , ~ " according to size.
r“ custard. genuine Cordovan Ploy ogre-a. Real W.
l"
Voile is .
E»
Brown Reed Furniture
'm" Under the name of Summer Furniture, but good for indoor living rooms and
bed rooms all the year round. The craftsmen of Belgium were the first to make this
reliable furniture. They had a way of treating the interior portions of the cane
which made it very tough and strong. This method has extended to the United
State's, and the workmen here have adopted the foreign methods.
I chub!” -
Sale price "Q
Chairs and Rockers. high backs. Circasslan \Valnut .
finish, French cretonne coverings, Regular price $35.00 . }' $2975 3
Amelia-I, walnut finish, French cretonne coverings. 1' Sale price “‘
‘ Regular price $24.00 3 $2050
Armehin with magazine pockets on sides, French .. Sale price
crctonne coverings. Regular $24.00 - _, .y $2050
Luxurious Armchairs with spring seats, crctonnc cov- :; Sale price
crings. Regular price 322.50 It, 1: $3950
Armchairs, very luxurious, full spring seats and hixh ._ .'~.‘_.-c price
upholstered backs. Regular price $42.00 5; ’. l a" 75 ;_
Set- of four pieces, covered in richly colored crctonncs.
Settcc, rocker and armchair with high backs, table with
glass top. Regular price St 37.00
Sets of three pieces earned in Japanese taffeta. Old .
ivory finish, scttcc. rocker and armchair. Regular price ”.3, Sale pncc
5106-00 .~. as. $90.“)
5‘. W
Sale price 3
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Fourth floor.
"Sandal”
Made by Warnn B,”
This exhibit tr? new;
sary garments for mm.
en will be held :lzwlttgh.
out the weal. ”It
main dcmullsl: .‘ tit in
charge of .m .‘t,_ J.“
lllf Tildlll llwn. miller.
aisle.
A second rah bit is it
the Corset >.-."?~t «In
the second tlnw. .
Sanilcr ‘cpcoaltju
for women have
designed "_\ medical
pcoplc for the ham
and comfort oi mm
The p‘mlt‘ftlut will!“
of these (00.? bavq
never been cqullltd.
The bClts ".I‘vl more:
are safe. attl lit-ta
pull or came lllxtlm.
fort.
There are .tlw‘ .lrc‘s
r'otcctors in x.“ . .11 (it:
Sifts. All are ~ '."lllll
cty correct.
All'lhese egg?“
little Boys' Suits
llll .. .1" N-bhothMsoiled
“quagmi-
in the Rhys-k “05v: Tw'fl" Suits for S and 6 years. were 8! . w
. . Sole price $2.6:
Hut Nit- m ca sh: , .. _
f0! 32-“ 4 for 25 :1 pc “I Soi- which were 35.00 {9, 33.51
:2: a: 5' 136: “m and" Suite for 2 and 3 years. sun
for ”.80 ' Hack only, "White cent” Suite with either pink or yellow mm-
for 32.” 4 cu ' POI!- ming. T hcsc are counter soiled. Sale price $2.72
Gm“ pink and blue striped m, Bins lot
it Don't Miss the Shoes -- ~
Notion Stock.
cred, memorized finish, 1 and 2 years. W. 65 cu
. can. a hol- am Calida-'0 no. u..— a...
General Foch and V ‘ M" “‘ if" . I
“Sir Douglas Haig‘ bl (2:th ”03:23: ‘ a“
. ac an w l c, cry
Sale price $2.00 each. 8 a. I | for W .
' These large vases are fifteen inches tall .zad
Miss Simplicity 1""! Bum decorated with (lit Ind hand painted panels cite: the
Sir Galahad . 15807th SIRS. at French style. They are very omunentsl and will be
Sale price '31.!” each. 7 en a cud. useful for lute bouquets or branches at “all. 7:-
quiring a large receptacle.
Nildee’meoumd ”a
Soon. nickel and . 3
japanncd handles, L, W“; in S .50 K .
75 etc. a pair. ' .
M‘ Trunks and Bags
m“ M. shields “it”, The entire line of high grade Trusts and Br \ 3~
fiche-1L placedinthissaleatspecmpdccs.
me and an“: coral-I Trunks
Couch Hm with and or square edge;
l; khaki COVCl’Cd, 4;; WM Tannin.
Regular 53“ price Regular $35.00 Sale price $315“
‘i 2‘50 ”I.“ $40.00 Sale price $333,
81,—3.50 “2-” ‘ ‘50.” 5.5 price $45.0
‘ ‘30“ $3 $61.00 no. price ism
l .00 ~
‘ m. ..... $77.50 an. prta 36w
’. B l I I)!“ .4 Ste-nee Trunks.
' . Regular $15.00 Ode price 3’"?
Cadet Sue-h With $18.00 Sale wk: 3, 12,,
banned ends, rcgular- ”0.00 Sale Prim 7.3.139,
ly priced, at 32.00 $25.00 Sale price Q 7231.
MS"... hem- .; Io.- o-d Suit Cases of cowhide- .‘n smooth .trt'
bargains» _ _ ‘ '
5...... s............. ”and a» m .
9 to ii, 5* . “£9 1 us: . wash per- *3 Walrus and Seal Bags and Cases. black ail-.1, .( . 1‘ ”a
.12 10 2. “"3331.” '3}. :3 . {any .7 Regular 31500 5.}: price .. . ,. ‘1
— . - i' . ' - ’ * $18.00 Sale prtcet‘ =5
’51" MW' Shoo. of fine quality tan, lace models, 3 Sizes 63 x 90, $25.00 5d: Pr?“ 337:”
mid: .Vlfllooodycar welt soles. _ _ _ were $2.65 for 32.15 $30.50 Sale Pm 5.3: .-
‘ $3 85 '7'“ F - 55‘” 73 x 90' $36.00 Sale price f5“
° . were $3.00 for 41.50 sue price ., -
Very special. M 3 ‘-
':m M tout.
lain noon
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