Regent Theatre
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Thenegent
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
Today and Friday
(TWGL‘IAYS ONLY)
Dainty and Charming
MARGUERITE CLARK
In the First Run Paramount Pro-
duction
“LET’S ELOPE”
l'icluriaation of the Stage Success.
“The Naughty Wife‘ '
This young wife wanted to clopu
'v and was surprised when her hus-
barll offered to help her.
Pathe Review
showing Slow Motion Pictures
And a. Comedy
Saturday
MITCHELL LEWIS
Popular Star of
, “The Burner"
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A muffled report shook the very.
peak of the high Sierras-—a man
and a lumberjam were free.
Ruth Roland _
In the 7th Episode of
“The Tiger's Trail"
UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE '
LITERARY DIGEST
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Cecile B. DeMille's Super—product-
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“For Better. For Worse” ;
An Al'tcraft Triumph Featuring
The Noted Stars,
Gloria Swanson -
Elliott Dexter I
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3 Theodore Roberts ‘
The Home of Screen Delights
Today
Bryant Washburn
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Shirley Mason,
In Paramount Picture.
“Putting It Over”
HE'S THE VILLAGE CUT~UP£
A regular devil-nlay—Care cuss.
who tears up the town and stays
out late-at night.
Christie Comedy.
“0H, qBABY!"
Also, Topics of the Day,
Friday
lit-x Beach's Tremendous Drama of
Redemption.
“Laughing Bill Hyde”
-—with—-
Will Rogers
Also, Popular Star.
TOM MIX in "MA'S GIRL."
MUTT and JEFF.
SATURDAY—HARRY T. MOREY
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“BEAUTY PROOF”
And Twelfth Episode of
“THE RED GLOVE." .
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Roton Point
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South N (Elk. Conn.
Dancing Every Evening I
Picnic ilates Now Open ‘
Shore Dinners and a- :
la-Carte Service
Special Attention to I
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Bryant IWashhuI-n and Shirley Mason.
”1 "Putting it Over,” Also Christie
Comedy.
In "Puatin: it Over.” a new Para-
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means of getting m
lie meets Mary
Kiri, but lie is 3
whether she
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. ' BANISI‘IMENT” ! This situation referred to actuallyi
A Tale of the Northwoods. '
mmm picture starring Bryant Wash-- ‘
mm. which will be shown at. the N?
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Only when both roll dead over ”the
‘rocke in an Alaska settlement doe: the
The hardest blow of all comes when . g3” tight end. ‘ t1
his boss politely informs him that "onl Black Jack Burg m be"), SIG n;
account of slack business during the'who' for months ha“; W systemati-
winter sea’aon We'll have to dispense ycally robbing the" employer. a mine
with your services for a while." ' t owner, 0‘ 3““ dug from his claim. me
But there is no yellow in Buddy’s stunned m find Eh“ someone hi" made
makeup. He didn‘t lie down and give 9“ With the treasure '3‘“ in 'h‘Ch an?"
up. The dearest girl in the Wfld . had hid the loot. Immediately they SC-
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had already agreed to marry him and Cu:- each other. “smile (lidn i‘:h:€a
‘he must make fifty a. week, and make “- one 35kt P“ fig. 5 S“ -
.what I‘m asking you: ' is the others re-
." Igglwcklle did. it forms. one of thejllly as he, too, grabs his trusty six-
:most delightful and highly entenain-:Sllmn‘-‘T- - b (h ’m-r‘
in: pictures that has been produced: After a mintte 0‘ silence ad a A
for some time. . Ibiaze in‘tba darkness. and ha i 1...
’ ’ igo down. but only to crdwl to cot er ce-
Ihind boulders. DUI; leans over the side
aces away at Selvln. The latter
firing and hilt‘lnt
[Black Jack. who is mortally hurt.
.Burg's aim has also been true and Den-
ney is badly injured. There is s.ill
plenty of ligl‘t left in both and once
society yesterday when Hillary Fa” again they tire the last for both. The
.‘ x'ingtonl'the well known author, on shots were heard in the Bonanza :3-
lcarnlng that his wife. Eloise Farring- Icon. and when the dflfkfirz rf;c:;::
‘tnn. one of the most beautiful women spot to investigate télie i In e ..
of the smart set was about to elope_“:°"ie’3 of Burg and ev n‘
:With Dan-e1 RIcKnight. a SOCiéty man. .
not only made no proteSt. but actually ' Three ChannelsOuthned for
Senate Consuleratlon off
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dollars a week;
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Marguerite Clark, in “Let's Elope," a
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develops in Marguerite Clarke's ne‘w
Paramount photoplay. “Let's Elope.".
which will be shown at the Regent'-
theatre today and Friday. But Mr.l
Il-‘arrington. the husband in question.
had a motive in aiding his neglected
wife to elope with McKnight. and this
was to prove to her that. he loved her
and that her faith in the man of her
second choice was misplaced. ’ I
Ofconrse, the developments follow,
ing this unique triangular love affair. cl
tend in the end to bring husband and l degsd: 31??“ pfizvg t2: 53:31:
but for 853' toward the Pacific coast much
a time. mar-ta] discord hung like. abet”. the end at July, Evggdmu
Fart-install , such a delay naval officials o t
I he would be able to reach the coast in
ltlme to review the new Pacific tlcet at
San Francisco. Aug. 15.
Senator McCumber was closeted
with the President for more than an
Mitchell Lewis in. “Children of Ban.i hqur- Ht; declined 3° disc?” 1:332:
ishment:" Ruth Roland in “The Tig-l tails of hls conference, say pg ,
. . sidered th‘em confidential.
"’3 Tm”: Umversal Magazine ’"df Senator McCumber added that his
Literary Digest {position in regard to the League of
’ lNations “had been made as clear as
‘the English language could make It,"
"Children of Danishment." Mitchell and that .his position now .tvas the
Lewis' second Select, Picture. is ccr-II same as 1‘ always’fld been. _ ‘
tainly one or the best Northwestern} NEW" YORK Julv 17.-——Tllc rc-'
picturce mm has ever appeared uponisumptiou of trade relations with
the ””99“ n has one very immm‘m'(Icrmanv and restoration of the.
reqmsitc. which few pictures 0' ”mt mail service to that country has
contain~lt IS true to detail. And it is_ ‘ - f business ‘0'
true to detail b cause it. was taken in “Slflted- m a {mad- 0 ‘ ,‘- I
' 9 , ~stcamshlp companies connecting
”‘0 hm“ or ”‘9 northwest country—iwml Germany via Scamllllavlan
the Sierra Nevada Mountains. 'No ar"l“.mllltrics and ”01‘8"”. .Tllc New,
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It was intimated that the President
planned to invite all of the Republi-
can Senators to the White House. de-
voting four or five hours each day to
conferences with them. Senators
rah. Idaho, and Johnson. California,
two of the bltterest opponents of the
League of Nations. were expected to
be on the list. bdt there apparently
was some doubt in administration cir-
es whether U: y would accept.
wit’c closer together than ever.
thunder cloud over the
house hnl i.
REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY I
tificial sets were used throughout the: York Postnffice reports hcavyi
pic’ure' Everything is ”“9 'm “re—Inlail receipts for Germany. .
0"?“ ‘0 ”‘9 "7"“15' “h" were all “‘9“: Postmaster l’attcll aunnuuccs‘
Ithat the first vessel to lcavc Amer-3
of the mountains.
Mitch‘)“ “Wm as usual. ‘3 a typical ica with mail for Germany will be;
N””"w°$“““""b“~' “f 50?“ and broad ‘ tllc Scandinavian Alllcricall liner;
of mar" He fairly radiates the brecav.'\Uniu.d States. to sail for (‘opt‘ulla-l
clean air of the great outdoors: He cu at “mm "on Tuesday. I
is ably supported by a. splendid cast”
all of whom are excellently fitted for.
SE01 TL. Korea .
the parts they portray. number of Koreans arrested in
A fight between Mitchell Lewis and. cmlllcctltm With the lxrcaln up-
mosa rixillgs has reached 13.981. 0f
Arthur Morrison is one of the .
realistic the screen has ever-:zoduced. these 3,967 have been cochrmL
It is no nambly-pambly affair; it is a
fight between two big men who make
good use of their lists and the punch
behind them.
The story
love and pathos and of n m
loved another man's wife.
“Children of Banishment," with big
“Mitch" Lewis. at the Regent theatre.
Saturday. is well worth seeing.
LONDON. July IT.—G u. John
J. Pershing. who is here to lead
the American trnnps in the Victory
is a thrilling one, full of Parade on Saturday, was the
an who guest of Quccn Mary and King
Gcorg‘c. at luncheon
ham Palace today.
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question of withdrawing its en"
voy from the Vatican, Cecil B.‘
Harmsworth. Under Secretary of'.
AT PA—LACE THEATRE FRIDAY
Redemption.
AAlao Tom
Rex Beach's Story 61'
rLaughing Bill Hyde,"
Mix in. “Ma‘s Girl” in the House of Commons yester—
day
Tw'o crooks wage a thrilling death.
struggle in Rex Beach's "Laughing . (-‘OBLENZ, July 17.——A repub-
BllI Hyde," .I Goldwyn Picmre- “hm" lie has been proclaimed in Birke-
comes to the Palace Theatre. Friday. fold. in the allied area of occupa-
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1128-1130 Main St, Bridgeport; at Tremendous Sacrifice
All brand new shoes for the entire family. A Shoe Sale of this matmitndc. 90mins: rinht at this time of the
hlzh price of footwear. is attracting everYOne’s attention. It means that you can buy shoes for the‘whole “‘ ,
family—two to three pairs for the price of one.
Come 1mm” WW 01‘ as soon as You possibly can and secure the greatest barnains you never bounht.
canItnvssnolas—
MEN’S SHOES,
WOMl-IN’S’ I scars ,
EXTRA SPECIAL
For Women '
The/well-lmown U. S. Keds, white canvas rubber
sole pumps and oxfords. s1 39
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.FOR THIS SALE ............
Sells all over for $2 and $2.50.
1,500 pairs of women's and growing glrla' 3.50
and 85.00 white canvaavoxforda and pump. [or
sport or street wear. in rubber and leather
soles. -'
FOR THIS SALE ............ $2.00
Women's $5.50 Gray Lace Boots
Beautiful high cut battleship my boots wlth
high or low heels. All sizes.
$2.89
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Boya‘ and Girls’ $2.00 Play Oxfords ln tan cult
with elk soles.
FOR THIS SALE ............ .
Boys' and Girls' $2.00 Tennis Shoes and 02-
fords in white and brown. $1 m
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FOR THIS SALE ............
EXTRA SPECIAL
Children's and Misses‘ $2.50 Vt'hite Canvas
Strap Pumps in leather and rubber soles.
( FOR THIS ‘ $1.29
'SALE ..... ..._ ..............
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Chlldren’s and Mtasés‘ $3.59 to 85.90 Haw-m I m THIS SALE ............
Strap Pumps in patent and dim
leathers; F03 THIS SALE
$2.00
Wonderful values. SALE PRICE
Women's “.00 to $5.50 oxfords and Inns 1
styles. all colors. m ' a ‘
$2.89
FOR THIS SALE ............
A Chance of a mm
“'omen's and growing girls" $5.50 and $7.50
shoes. oxfords and pumps. 53 95
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Boys' $3.50 to $5.00 Shoes in gnnmetal calf.
FOR THIS
SALE ........................ $1.98
Children's, Misses' and Growing Glrls' $3.00 to
$5.00 Shoes. FOR THIS SALE
$1.98 “G $2.65
FOR THIS SALE ........... ‘.
Ladies' $2.00 white and borwn tennis shoes and
oxfords. g
FOR THIS SALE ............ $1 .00
\ancn’s $5.50 and $8.50 white camas boots.
almrblacll. tan. my and white truck in c:-
ford: and pumps. $3.95
FOR THIS SALE ............
Dr. Whitcomb's $8.50 Cushion
Sole Comfort Shoes
“'omcn with t‘nder .feet will appreciate this
chance. They are made of soft French kid
hand sewn.
SALE PRICE ................ $5.90
‘ VERY SPECIAL
Ladies Beach Made $8.50 Extra Tigh
Cut Lace Boots, Oxfords and Pumps
These boots are made in a dark tan koko calf
French kid. will: buckskin and cloth tops l.-
hlgh and low heels.
SALE PRICE ................ $5.95
Women's $5.50 Black Kid Boot:
High cut lace boots of very late design. flew»
tble sole. All sizes. with high
or low heels. SALE PRICE $3.47
Women!" and grommet-13' $5.50 to $6.50
shoes. oxford: and pumps in patent kid, tan,
white buckskin, black glazed kid In high or
g.lovc heals; pump- wltb or without
buckles. l‘OR THIS SALE $3.89
SPECIAL
'Ladies' 3013011 Made 310% $12. .
mm High On: Pine 3....”
See them displayed in our big show windows.
SALE $7.90
PRICE ......................
Small Boys' Box Calf Copper—
Toed Shoes ’
Just the shoes for school wear. Very durable.
W'ell Wul‘lli $3.00 and $3.50. $1 39
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FOR THIS SALE ............
Boya' $5.50 U. s. Army Slices
Best for comfort and long wcar. Mad eon the
Manson last. Get the boy a pair of these and
economize. $3 45
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Big Boys’ $3.00 Shoes
Gunmetal leather. English last,
Very stylish shoes for boys.
All sizes. SALE PRICE
Lace Shoes.
$1.98
Boya’ $3.50 Scout Shoes
Tan or black Scout Shoes—the kind all boys
like. Almost impossible to wear ‘2 49
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thorn out. SALE PRICE
Inn’s $8.50 Army Shoes . *
Hale of dark tan chrome leather over in
Manon last.
SALE PRICE . ...............
EXTRA SPECIAL
‘60 pairs of Men’s Goodyear welt
$3.50 Show. FOR THIS SALE
$2.00
' Pot‘Ycur Vacation ,
a... $2.00 renni- Shoes and owner tn. .
brown and white.
$1.00
‘ EXTRA SPECIAL
Ken's $3.50 to $4.00 “'hite and Brown cann-
lmther and Rubber Sole Oxionls. $200
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FOR THIS SALE ............
V‘Do Your Feet Ache or Burn?
Try a pair of Dr. \‘Vhllcomb's Cushion Sou
Comfort Slit-JO Shoes and Oxfords. $5.90
FOR THIS SALE ..........
Ken's $6.00 Tan Elkskin Shoes
Soft. pliable, waterproof leather. Dark color}
Made with full double soles and closed tongue.
All also
SALEKPRK'E ...... . .......... $3.79
Ian's $7.50 Arch Supporting Shots
shun:
Hand-sewed shoes. Made with steel
clues.
and extended counters and heels, all
Extra value.
SALE PRICE
Ian's $6.50 Street Shoes
One of the best ‘ll. & A" numbers. Black or
an leathers. in all ‘shapes and sizes: ”mat
quality dross shoc._ '
SALE PRICE ................ I
SPECIAL
88.50 Police and Firemen: Shoes
two lull soles
and leather lined ..............
Special for the Big Girls
High Cat Lace Boots and Punips
Sizes 2 1-4 to 5 L2. In gunmetal calf. Well
Efi‘ll‘lflfipém‘ $2.98
Very Special
$2.50 and $3.00 lufants‘ Shoes.
black—button
or lace . .....................
lntanalld
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Children's and Mlsaes‘ $5.00 White Buck
Black Kid. Tan and Gunmetal Calf Shoes.
THIS SALE FOR
2 " $2.97 ”4 $3.4
SPECIAL
Ken’s Strictly Bench-Made
810.00 Shoes
These shoes are made in gunmetal cant!” i."
kid. Mrk tan with cloth and buckskin to”, III! 5
$5.98
my other leathers and styles.
SALE PRICE ................
SPECIAL
Hal's hand-sewed $12.00 and $15.00 very-bl
Boots in a variety of styles and
leathers. FOR THIS SALE
EXTRA SPECIAL
Ken's $8.00 Boots. dark tan Ito-k0
Mob lasts;
FOR THIS SALE ............
A
full double sole. Inspectu.bv-> ‘.
1. F. hiahoney. $3.”, '
$4.909
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A .. SH‘UATION
STOCKHOLE June it (Correspond-
I p _ - Famine had W m and In unless the allied power:
the inhabitant- looked
seen «everywhere.
in the streets. ,
VERY SERIOUS
their 9313ng city.
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