$10 $15 nsnucm To 320 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S SUITS $25 X\\ \I‘. , C «7% ‘l I“\'\ \‘lx‘l‘ \\\‘\“ w: h \ nu \“\\ Regular 34: llcgular $37.50 Suits reduced ..\ \\\\\\\\\\\\ \ Regular $26.00 Suits reduced Suits Stunning Suits of the most fashionable styles. to to... 32.50’Suits reduced to ........................... $22.45 ....... $23.90 Regular $45.00 Suits reduced to ........................... $27.85 . ....................... $14.85 JULY CLEA Without a Doubt Offers the Greatest Clothes Values of the Season for Men, Women and Children Capes and Coats Every fashionable style repre sen t‘ed In this group. Regular $12. 98 Capes reduced to ........................... $7 .00 Regular 9519 )0 $22. 50 3‘ 24. 50 and to $30 .00 reduced to ...... $10 00 Regular $35.00 to $40.00 Capes reduced to ................ $15.00 Regular $15 Coats reduced to ....... i ...................... $5 .00 'R‘egular$24.50 Coats reduced to $14.85 Regulu Regula summer: In so DRESSES $5. 98 Dresses of Quality, All the newest. Silks, Sex-gee, George tes and Poplins in every style and color—ail sizes, 16 to 49. Regular $10.00 Silk Dresses reduced to .................... $11.“ Regular 8500650 T0 $7.98 $9.98 Made of Novelty Voile and Gingham. 8M 16 to (6 ‘SALE H, ,(.. Dresses r :3“. ’4. :30 Serge Dresses reduced to ................... $10.00 _ r $30-—.“ a?) Beaded Georgette Dress-es reduced to ...... $22.95 .1 r $25 to $30 Silk Dresses reduced to ................ $10.85 R In Redued to $238 to $6.98 \ \ ‘\ ‘\\‘\>\‘ SLIP-ON SWEATERS Regular value $4.- to $8 SPORT SKIRTS Broken lots of our best selling styles. Savings of V9. to V2 off regular prices Reduced MEN’S STRAW HATS $1 and 82 Regular value $2 to $3.50 to Reduced to Girls’ Capes and Coats GIRIS ' COATS Regular value up to $15 GIRLS ’ CAPES Reduced to $5 Regular value up to $l5 $5 \' . ‘ «\lh .\ . w ‘ i‘.\\ \; “(N \\ x R .‘:\.\\\\I >\‘ I.\\\\.\ \\\b\ legent Theatre Orchestral Melody 220 Degrees Cooler in The Regent 9.170 Evening 20¢. Todayr 7 ’.I l-‘innl Showing of Popular “0U. FAIRBANKS I. lll> .\’tw Artcraft Action, ‘l-i N lCKERBOCKER BUCKAROO” i“‘w lot of stunts by horse- HAL” :IIIII afoot. Of course .-I girl in the picture. A Pathe Weekly And Comedy Saturday .\imallt) Pltotoplay ill I WOULD NOT MARRY” sum of a man‘s business . ~.~ ‘tlltl home neglect. Ruth Roland l.I Ih- Mil Episode of "The Tiger’ 3 Trail" Universal Magazine Literary Digest Monday and Tuesdav lllI SpI- I inl PIHoduction "The One Woman” , By THOMAS DIXON, I.» .MIIhIII ol “:TlII Birth of a Nution." i' 'l'«- ll<' 'l \' l Wer WV -/\~/v~:/\-/"\I. ./ vv/‘vcfismxcr‘ I ’ v x. ,. ,\ mm .m if ”if lflLAlRES EGENT THEATRE TODAY Fairbanks in. “Knickerbocker woo Pathe Weekly and Com- i‘ I'..iIhIIIIk;;‘ new Arterait pic- l'lnitkel' Buckaroo," will Regent theatre toda). .l' llII~ In lli‘flllf‘ having the ener-' wt -leading roir. can al- I ll knhle slipporting cast l ;.. iIIIw. playing the feminine :‘II- l'I‘ll‘i of Mercedes. 8. f l nith whom Don: falls in m“- hzls plaved prominent III Mr. Fairbanks‘ grea‘t- .-"(( including "He -‘:nilin:’." "Arizona." and ,Ii 9 . r‘ \vm k in this picture. it . z I r lip «25. her past efforts- \'-'ellIIIIIn. its" the brother or I ?ll l::.\'e :In excellent part. 5 Ln. of Frank 'Czunpeau _ H" "put over" ‘ I l='li Is \v ll known throughout "IQ ‘- Hi In this picture he W ”-H .~' himself as a mint. Iln \iI. Campeau has 'D man) an: ’ll[}-~ "5505, 1: E0 I.- ..I- I.I any crook or vii-V The Home of Screen Delights Today Charming and Popular Mae Marsh In Goldwyn Picture. “Hidden Fires” The drama of a beautiful lie, in which a girl from one word steps into another. Everybody's Favorite. TOM MIX, 1 ———in—- . “THE CLIP OF THE FLYING U." I Mutt and Jeff Cartoon. Saturday é Alice Joyce In Drama of Mother Love, “The Snark Divine” A most unusual case of a woman who marries a man for his money. because she is so bitter against the world that she cannot love. Also, 13th Episode of “THE RED GLOVE," Featuring Marie W’alcamp. _ :ring Fairbanks. l .desk his eyes starting with terror. A man is pointing a pistol at his head. Would you try to save your hue- band's life? if you knew that the man! you loved hall been in another woman's arms, would You will to his test" Me? Or would vou let vengeance hale its way? Such is the plicht in which Adele Moore finds herself in the fleet episode of ‘Why [ “'ould .\ot “any.“ i Adele was not such a tiger woman. Plot‘s was the soft and yielding na ture. Hers \‘l as a been that bled and suffered pain in dallmess while :I smile plaIed on her lips. The wolf cnnwcd at h. I bosom but she kept hi in hidden. Mae Marsh in. i More patiently than pull. of Griselda Ilid Adele Moore heal the taunting l’lll-z miliat‘ons that were heaped upon hrr by her h'Is band Sterling At first she could not fitness whv his embraces had become so mechanical and why in the end they ecnaed altoszether. ' AT PALACE THEATRE TODAY “Hidden Fires " Also Tom Mix: in. “The Clip of the Flying U n A storm at sea *Ith a liner sinkinz| beneath the waves. is one of manv thrilling scenes in “Hidden Fires" Moe Marsh' 3 newest Goldwyn Picture“ which comes to the Palace theatre to- on the plot of a story said to be great,’ ’ ,his wealth will save her father“ and that she marries him becauSe for- tunes. They are married. be confident she determined to be a dutiful w.ife but indiffeIent to affection. Thx .action centers about the heroic meaS- tires adopted by the hunband to awak- en the spark of lose in his wife. and the development of the story pImides screen entertainment of fine quality and great dramatic interest. \lic a Ramsey wxote the story spe cially for for Miss .lov.ce and the Vita- staph star pfrtra\s the difficult role of the iowl-ws “lie and mother in a manner to win 'he entire S) mpnthy of the viewers of the film ‘llarbor _View A card party and a social was held at the clubhouse yesmmny afternoon by the ladies of the beach. which turned out to be very successful. The usual weekly motion picture was displayed at the clubhouse last evening, and was very largely at- tended. Tomormw or color: a barn dance and a lucky number dance will be me feature at the club. A ven large num beI of residents are expected to at- to rid this new novelty. On Thursdfly evening of next week. a high class vaudcxillc entertainment —— day. The incident has a direct hearing will be Dri’sente‘l 3‘ "19 Club SCWN‘ high class perfmmers who are connect- ed with a famous booking circuit of Edythe Chapman plays the part of er than anv pmVEOUSE) pic‘urized toi \‘(w \'0'k ha‘e began engaged to up- Drake's mother. and Tom" vs". ll be Iecalled as well a; in many nth ‘l Paramount and Artcraft been in Europe to complere her muti- films. i REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY l l 5 l b..— land in “The Tiger's Trail, " Un. ver. sal Magazine and Literary Digest. Trenthlingly you put your hand the doc! of your *lIIIsband's There is: anger in your heart. it throbs With the t0ItuIe of countless humilia- Ycu turn the knob. The door [.0 tions. opens. \ou see you: husband sitting at his Retell Point PARK South‘NorWalk. C00!!- Danciug liver'yliveniufi Picnic hates New Open Shore Dinners and a-. o Her work as “Aunt bring out the many angles Pally" in “Tom Sawyer" and “Huck Marsh's famed talents. “Why i Would Not Marry," Ruth Ro- loss of the pIominent sociezvzirl her friends offer various excuses for office. ; ' her failure to hear from her daughter. 0 I l I »meat Alice Joyce picture. which will of Miss1 Louistr Pa. Re a wealthv girl who has cal education. is believed to be aboard the ill—fated steamer. The scene de- picting the tragedy at. sea fades into II newspaper headline reportinz the The news is withheld from her mother and her long absonce. Here Mae, Marsh enters. She is Peggy Murrav. a newsstand clerk. and is the livinc image of Louise Parke: At her stand In a hotel she meets Dr. Granville. the Parke‘s family physi- cian. who is trentinz Louise‘s mother for a mental illness brought about b." 1 He pleads with Pergy to take the place of the grill he fears ha? been drivmed. Peggv consents and the for- mer clerk takes her place in the home of wealth. - ______.___..————-»- AT PALACE THEATRE SATURDAY . l Alice Joyce in, "The Spark Divine," ,mg astigmatism how can you endow slump with the stick Work is one of; also Thirteenth Episode of. “The. Red Glove._" i A most remarkable case of 3 mar rings for money and what came of it is pictured in “The Spark livine.” thel pear. The aflair will not include one single amateur. as nothing but high- class vaudeville Thursday is the keynote for nevi evening's entertain ment. I: l l I i i if the focal length of your eye is! too short or too long, if defective mus cles cause a blurred focusing on your retina if the outer transparent part of your eye is not properly curved caus- good health? See us and feel better THAMER . UNJUST Ell SUSEEET he ' 'enn make her love him despite herself and tion at the agreement of Great Brit- ; they Were all made primarily to en- .an was cemented to the allies was 'both just and wise. . now at work to cause China to hold lservice in Ihe American League Tris;i \n y“ .., . . \\\‘..‘l‘v~.\\'?‘\ \: \ ‘ nuns JAPAN’S llllllVES; Many ’ seen takingy a dip at the beach yeSIer- “'ASHINGTON. July 24.~Declaring (la the treaty provision giving Japan eon da trol in Shontung had been "repeated. ly misinterpreted and generally mis-' understood " Senator Robinson. Dem- ocrat. Arkansas, told the Senate today it was unjust to suspect Japan‘s mo-~ tives or to ques'ion the declaration of ex [0 her statesmen that ' the territory mom: The big feature, the beauty . l f ll - h S = eventually would be restored to China.f chorus. is bound to make a hit, 5 5:216“ 3f Sm tgeltn: 4%“: 30 l ii! I h . .' -. ' "I . . - 3‘- ' a . €1.- Jupan obtdmed llQSStSSKln (or. Tomolrcvl nemn, the usual “e h z to be paid for at the re ill? m Shaniunz) by art of war and “bile in l}- possession seemed the agreement oi. (Thins to recognize any settlement she might make with Germany upon the i BELLE ISLAND i too low. EI erybody at the Island are anxious for the big bumt cork show soon to be produced. ’I'iic Jan lllrlll the ‘Co-Operative Conn-scuff: Proves a F r on PARIS. JulI _.. —An experiment . co- opelative contracting by a worm men‘s union in the demolition of W fortification of Paris has just I”. brought to an end after it had M the cost of removing dirt and m ry from the average contract em 1‘ five francs, fifty centimes, to t ' five francs a yard. At the request socialist members of the Mn- Councll. a section of the work reserved for a. workmen’s o . residents of the Island were y. The only bad feature of .\'I“L.'t‘l". \ 's bathing was that the tide \v'Is & The miustral show is peeled to meet with success as It is be one full of humor and entertain- .I;:_ IV. I I \ I one hi I be held at the elub'mst. scale instead of by contract “'ork on other sections was 9 . from 4.50 to 7.00 francs per y contractors who paidM .. n. pl: mus C. restoration ox peace,“ SenaIOr Robin-. I the same Wages. “hen the m I son said. Japanese statesmen lI-Ive reepated- ly reafl’irmed the purpose to return the ceded territory to China as soon as it can be accomplished in accord- ance with the agreement between China and Japan. No beneficial effect can Ivsult if we assume Japan is act, ing in bad faith. China can better at- tOId to rely on her treaty rights for arbitration of the territory. than her- self to breach that treaty and thus- . -o-e-e-n-e-o-o-a-W~o-e~ouo-o- ‘ the work done by the union on , to 25.00 francs a yard, the city . ’ ities called a halt. -—An advertisement In the n Sentinel will doubtless bring the esults. LEMON JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make bauty lotion for a few cents—Try it! ._.—_.-. ou-e-u-a-o-o—ouo-o-c provoke Japan to insist upon her claim acquired from Germany through conquest, for that involves no obliga- tion to restore the territqry before aspiration of the lease . ' "it is said China was induced by fear of war with Japan to enter into the treaty of 1915 agreeing to what- ever arrangements Japan might make With Germany. But every commer- cial treaty of importance now in force between China and European nations, is the result of war or some other form of duress. if we go back into history and invalidate every ,tmaly into which duress has entered, chaos in international relations will result. "Senators have expressed indigna- 00 , fie buueeae the 111100 of cum «anions Iii-f orchard white, shake well. 1nd you have a quarter pint of the best. freckle“ end ten lotion, and complenou beauti- ' Your 8W“ the lemons and on! drug sto e or toilet omiuter will sup ply three ounces of orchard white for; n few cents. fragrnnt lotion into the taco, arms and hands each any out! see how freckles and blemishes disappear and how clear, soft end ray-white skin becomes. a bottle containing three ounces oti l 40 Lots. restricted, Adioluh. Glover and Jennings m the only property along tho for sale. All lots are high and making it an ideal all year place; 6 cts. trolley [are Bridegpon. Foirfleld Bench is of the finest beaches in New “I hind. Buy your lot now and - on it while paying for it Print lot: from $250 to $500. Call at” oflice and we uill motor you it“ Only 10 minutes ride from w . port. . THE BEACHSIDE MANOR REALTY OFEICE Bridgeport. Conn. l l r, at very very smull cost. Massage this sweetly neck. l the Yes It is harmless and sin and Fusnce during the war to sup- t."- a 2 3.. 1“ gnm . port Japan in her demand: at theillflerurl Te. 3 ' Peace Conference. Perhaps the samel —‘_‘ _ I .... _ Q 1 _ _....- . criticisms apply equally to the action. of the United States following these agreements in recognizing the special interests of Japan in China. it is’said courage Japan to increased activities in the war. "I believe the policy by which Jap. The influences out do not appear calculated to result in benefit to either China or this coun- , I SPEAKERS BATTING SLUMP For the I‘izst time in ten years of- 3 Speaker is in .ting below the 300 class. . 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