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kind of woni'xn means to a men who
is in trouble.
'Mlss Young's leading man in this
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x. ‘ House Where Quality ‘ e 1 - _ ¥ an ' ave
Reigns ' REGENT FRIDAY; ‘ x—v “—_"‘“"'° " ‘ ' ' > g
. . 17C. Evening 20¢. .Madlaine Traverse Stars in Fox; n" JUST LIKE 0w TIMES V , ‘ -:L
_‘_~ I Feature “When Fate Decides" i l E ‘ . é
' ' PM Today i Natllnine Traverse. who has‘niready] BUY“ YOUR SHOES AT A l I :R S b if
LDI‘OVt‘t] in this city her great ubialitV;
.ns a remix actin-ss, has been booked at l
the torrent Theatre for next Fridav in
('ittrit Kimball
YOUNG
Months‘Ago‘ We Bought Great Quantities of Men’s Standard Make Footwear at Much
Lem Than To-day’s Manufacturing . ' ' . I
.. . - =1 1...“. William Fox pliotoplav called- . M . _ ——. - _ ._\
't- - it it (out lilll' in - \ .,.
' 2. - " rat- 1W I Puma-THAT'S WHY WE CAN . ’ . ‘
~'>’.‘ll'.‘ (‘ ('9 S _ orv ' ~ ._ , '
~ This play ls‘ tit‘St'l’lh‘tl as ziVln: .‘liss. UOTE I“
i ll!) BETTER ‘VIFE" Traverse not only Olli'OTllmii." t0 iii-5‘“ 3R THESE SENSATIONAL I
play those unusual emotional powers: \ ICELTHAT’S WHY THIS IS /‘ 1128' 30 IN ST' // 1;
Tomrrow that lime drawn so lame a follwinL’.‘ : THE BUS , ____ _.. 7 . ..M..M..;A -..- _> _ ,
i‘dllllV ChiChCStCl‘ 19 this beautiful and stylish woman. ‘ _‘ I [EST STORE
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“r Norwalk jiitt totiime 'liz'tin lltl exquinne Matt N BRIDGEPORT. For 3 Day; We Offer the Followmg Brind3 .
.. n die». Ari adianee m nonsm~ of the , ‘
““l' . play shows that Miss Traverse. as ‘ , 3t 111638 ,Remu'ktble he”. .
) ' ‘ Velti Loiltlon. gets from or.~ desiiern’w Re I! ' NICELWAIN 5 (Manchester, N. H.) -.
("'0 Y :13 _ t 8’“ on . .
in : situation- to another. bttt through ARMY S VICTOR SHOES, (Salem. Man.) i
i ‘ ”mum!” V) . Pl' _ Startling.r epirodes uses till hot. wo- HOES T. D. BARRY, (Brockton), PACKARD, (Cam- I
‘ .‘ ' 'N ‘ L“ .d" llllllllin-‘SS and cleverness to extttca'v' Gum"? Muns‘m 3110),] LOGAN’ (Hudson, ')
t 3 j . , , . . _ .tut . "‘0'. ”en: n l B .l .. st , N -
out~0~f_LuCk vii! i. t it and the man 5110 Im es. I $6 50 Grad $6.50 Grade. Pall Style) 5"". mMen II:':II"<\‘VO“:';‘9£ Min.”
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Frid . ------- - - *‘4 l - . liilft'k and Brown Leathers. “H‘d or
a" l PALACE TODAY 3 $ 5 0 "(I‘d "X‘s. ‘\:0"ll from 87.60 to
_§}adallne. Traverse , i $4 45 4' '11:.1‘01LUIH‘ l'rit't‘s \\ line They
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. ‘ . Emily Chistcr of Norwalk Stars \Ntth' C . >
"it hen l‘ilte Deridts" . Dorthy Gish in “Out of Luck" . 3‘ $ 95 $ '
“ A fortune lt‘llf‘l' and a fortune huni-‘ MOOSE HIDE WATERPROO SHOE OUNG ME .
Saturday er :lllllnsl ruin l‘ortliy Gisii's budding . F Y N TAKE NOTICE! :fl
1“th l'rexenh romance in her new Paramount picture“ A“ SOlld Leather. DO you know tho! this store is
' " ‘. ~ '- ll be; on view! hm fo
T011] . Out of l.itlt “hull “l ‘ 95 r r»
,in,N_llx , zit lho‘l‘ulut'e lllt‘illl‘t‘ today. i . . 5&1: WRIGHT SMART SHOES, : f
v Su -i'.~'litiou.<. because she has been' I f
) "Tht‘ “ 0519“] Trail" \t-ttt~ti:il about a eeitiiln (lat-k ninn~' Dé‘lljid' Mm.) .nd Y .
t . - . . .1 AN cxuav CLASSY SHOES 3 Day Comf t
“x v and her S\\'(‘t‘lllt‘1ll‘l w a blond-«lends Tan chrome army leather. (Bf or
\ Cf-ming: Princess Theatre Suc- h. t.) llil'y'i' ”mum: ol' h'lll To in-' . unlined. full vamp. eoild , Othon, Mm.) . Sh S o ' .
5 (65:. "OH MY DEAR " 1 Musical tr ‘ i . I . ' '“"‘" "m" "‘6 outer ‘0“ pr"h.b'." “0“" klIOW. (but we are N‘ll- 0e peClal I'
: C d ' ' ‘ crvtm‘ lit-r trouble. sh-' 3995 1‘'m 0"t ' ole Id: leggings: In: Him coiohntt-d brands to our trade .'II F . .
' 0""6 y. .. .. . - . . . t .‘ "m I p cos LOWER THAN 2 ' . -;- . , , -‘: 5,
3 “Ah,- \.1lllll»lti..ll.‘\\l).l;.l'f:‘.0l;v xitltvcint‘l‘: . clinched nallod. 2:13;. lQl'tYl‘A'l‘lUNs, Tfli m \\ Hm I 01' Men Wlth 11L ),/ _ "i 2,; J
' “m” mum ”Vim“ ." 0 ' ' V ‘ "‘7‘ to choose fnmi: Black. Cherry. "( “' V J " '; i
' n imir of entm'in‘tfiinu house breakers. _ m.. I“) Kn Brown. Mnimzany. ('IN‘") - Tender FCGt ‘ Z ' ’
- -. - V -. .- . \\ nrth Red and lilac-It. with Buck tops. Snips with 50" - ' i3:
and ont- of the funniest tiltnavu to 3.1.50. cork and ram hint.- inserts; l‘Iflfl‘t‘ heelu, t Kid Leather Uppers' o t 5
. t"l(i“ ion 'Ilt'l‘ll'i'S to (‘Vll‘lt‘ill' ‘liss Gish. P $7.95 Broad Last. Made to SC“ / I. E 0c or Z ‘
3 from llt’t‘ tlii’jiciiltit-s. l $3 9 for $7 80 O P . I ’ Z
. . - - - “1' rice /
'3 3 Emily (‘liH-lit-v'wr .n \m'wnlk Girl. L . J $8.95 ' a q Foster 8 I?
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:1 Ralph fli'at'trx'. (il‘nl‘l‘ Fawcett. \ l‘ "m PR ,5! X.- :3
.\lontroco. and Raymond (‘iinnnn 111‘“ OF- RICHARDSON ‘1 0.00 54;" t ‘Z
:: Matinee 2:15. the Si:ll"~i l't-llow ftiiiiniikt‘rs. lt-ts ,Il‘ ARCH SUPPORTING SHOES V0 \ '41,- CO '3. .
Ii Evening 7:00 and 9:00. "'lilt‘ill (:i~'li tni‘t'e hit. nli'eeteti "V. Vill‘e Regured‘ 'ro'm the matter- higher .\ “1'. ',/.
l: . , Elinor Clifton. 5 : n; ° h° ° '9'"; *1”'$ 9 '
“ Feature Picture at 9.15 V __ -.... ‘ _‘q_ } 3'?:‘:J:l.lrcred‘uuc}%°p;I:G;Q.Pf:fT
l. c or son's rc upport
PALACE FRIDAY Shoes are made of no" black
2‘ TOdaV ’ vlcl kid upper leather. Good- Sewed
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I‘JE‘IIIJV ClllanSTER Vaudeville Program and Bessie Love_ {b.2323 nil-permit :gllet.lnwtho ‘ Soles
i of Nut-“4,11. in Vitagraph'e “Over the Garden $331373???" “n" "" "‘" . N!:_'(I1I)'(‘“u;'l\|::)rl
I \Nall" Make Strong Program -' ‘
:tittl - hlall. ‘
lit-grip low» in \'it:i:;r:tph'.~ "Ow-r "
I)Ol‘()th_‘t' (:lSh tht- (:nrtlrn \\':ill." will be shown 3’ RUBBER BOOT.SALE g
‘ i!) the l'u‘are- tliezttr~ on "‘l'ltlilv. Th“ ;
Spurkiing l’umnmum sppyigt llquIt' tit the \Vin‘tilllt‘ star appezrtrs ‘til afimrilgz‘onm": ; ‘
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“OLVF OP I‘[I(:i\ ii! tlti1 t“ ili‘l :l:i:’i:l;‘ht: :I:ll;"it;rfl":ll“t-<‘ £3 95 :L 5‘ in,
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Tomorrow lt l4 not all lov~ ill O\0l‘ the “in . . .
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Y . tlen \\.ill ii) any liltdn‘. Mi..~ 1.0” I 8“” P ‘ .
ACTS OF VAIJ I)E‘ Illlll‘; porn-“YE. l’eugy Gol'dUH (I SV‘V‘IF! hill (‘1‘ .22. 3:_ Are he‘dqumen for High 7
g .- ““‘1 terminwl young woman. who goes at 7:735:31 C u t Waterproof Sporting ‘1
- ‘lvm ltt'turt-s Presents to!" life with her fllt‘l‘\’~‘S l‘iillt'tl "P s 7 “Id Hunhng' Boot. " it
Clara Kim], Lore iv the dominant theme in the pit" 4 °
‘yOITN(‘ a“ llll‘l‘. bill l‘t~..1'v Likes time from the $7.50 H16" curs 5.95 >
‘ ' lt)\‘--iii:ikitiu to recover her father‘s for . .
And Her 0an Cmnlmn." lune. supporting his family meantime ‘14 HIGH CU'rs ' - ' t ' 7.95 l . "..
REGENT TODA‘Y
Clara Kimball Young Presents Her;
Own Company in “The Better Wife"
“'hen (‘lara Kimball Young and her.I
own company in Miss Young's latest}
Select Picture ‘The Better W'ife." are‘
seen at the Regent theatre today. mov-i
jng picture patrons of this city Willi
see a romance of love. and adventure'
that will tlnlirzlit both men and womeni.
“The ltoter Wife" is the story of a‘
., tft- r ho was unfair to her husband.i
I‘th ..; :tiltllili-l' gill who thought Shf‘
Hui [tile-l to maki- ltaiipy the man
. .t- zutt-tl. It is a stoiv of absorbing'
“union intorust and one which will 1111-.
:wal to every ago. Miss Young: is seen
.-..- an Ameritan girl. (“liarinian Page.
“hose father's wealth enables her to
financinlly insist
the man she loves.
.\t tint time that (‘ai‘tniam goes: to the
h 49 of this man. he. is still grieving
tut-r tli-- tletttli of hi5= faithful wife. It.
lllillilflillilii‘m if
a.” ”Home” by F. “a? (‘omstock mine Manville. Evelyn MitcVev. John
and \\'llli:mi liilott. which plnys its A .Butler. Florence Johns. ‘Franci 9‘ X.
Conlan. Florence McGuire. Reno Man
ning, Jennifer Sinclair and Victor Le
Roy; not to mention the younz. pret-
ty and capable. t-naembl.1 girls who
grace the big sons: hits. wearing the
smartest gowns. Seats on sale Satur-
day, October '4.
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! ' 1919 DANBURY FAIR.
.Nothing Missing To Make
, Records.
It Break
SCRUBBING REMOVES‘VISIBLE l be great Danhury Fair is an insti-
DIRT tution to which all activities and inter-
llot water. a good soap or soap pow- rsts give way during its October testi-
d-‘l'. and scrubbing will remove vlslhln val. Fifty years established. in. hwlf~
dirt from floors. century anniverwary come: thin year
But in one little crack on October ti. 7. 8. 9. 10 and ll.
of tho floor. million‘ of tiny inx'iilbl" Eteryihing is ready for the mam—
tliwase i't‘l'lll“ (‘Zln collect. Soap and moth crowds that 'will undoubtedly at-
wator alone do not remove these dan- tend. Excursion trains will run a's
gerous germs. usual. ampleibarklng space will be
Add a few drops of MCK 8: R Pino- provided for the thousands of auto-
tol to your scrub water and you need mobilea. The buildings and grounds
have no fear. MCK & R Pluotol do. are. spacious and the grandstand will
ntroys the gnrms that: only a. inicrw- accommodate the myriad patrons of
reulizo that
tons,whlch will consist of dancing. ac- ‘fiusy pldce October 6 to 11.
robotic. educated animal. comedy. sen-
sational tumbling and balancing act
that are topuotchers. - ;
Saturday will be a day or thrills w
when noted automobile racers will _
circle the oval which has been especi-
ally prepared. and records and ”(cite-
ment promise to reach a high pitch. 1
An aeroplane will help bring _ they
Fair up~tovdate. for the efficient officl~i
als and their able assistants are al-' ‘
ways alert. Every year sees the Fair: ,»
Want Ads. Bring Retain”l
COhlB 89.135 TEA m
FADED CR GRAY HAIR
i
If Mixed With Stilohur it Dav-keno .03
Naturally Nobody Can Tell.
Grandmother kept her hair toauth
fully darkened: glossy and attractive
with a brew of 8320 Tea and Sulphur;
Whenever her hair look on that dull.
faded of streaked appearance. this sim-
ple mixture was applied with wonder-
lul effect. By asklnl: at any drug
em". or “W’veth‘e Sage and Sulphur
Commend." vou will not a lav-2a be".
tlc of this old-time recipe. improved
.- not until many months later that cope t-an see, without making thp races and track entertainments. \ by the addition of other ingredients.
he realizes what tbs- im-e of the right honsu smell like a hospital. A bench show with the elite of dog- all ready to use. at very little cost.
\ .VcK Kr R Divotnl he" a 1"” “3'11 dam, and an automobile show exhiblt- This simple mixture can be depended
FIFTIETH ANNUAL
DANBUR’Y
' FAIR ' ‘
Octoberii to 11 . '
m xenon nt pawn.-
pine odor. . It is seven times as strong
at: carbollc acid, yet it is as sale.
pure‘ water.
ing the aristocracy and all other class-
15‘ es, in cars. will line up with a remark-
entries for the horse races. Livestock.
poultry and produce. and egamples of
man's ingenuity and natures ability
will hold forth‘ in wonderful-displays.
Machinery galore will make things
hum as it whirls away under its own
power. and attractive showing; of cul~
.rnary.‘domeetlc. manning-r:-
_ 5"
l
able array of equine excellence in 230’
upon to restore natural color and bea-
uty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggiet
cave evewbody u-es \Vyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because it
dirkene so naturllly and evenly that
nobody can tell it has been united—
it is so easy to use, too. You simply
dampen a comb or colt brush and
drew it through your hm. taking one
In"! at e “the. By morning the
an: heir: gleam: otter another
‘ W -m.vfllemto‘flt
value.
tigeveiii
state that it is rumored that Moorish
forces are preparing to attack French
troops at Yebalar. not? the Moroceo- die for cooking utensils;
Algerian border.
\Vhat These Three Pieces
\i in Do for Your Bedroom
The wood bed will give a. certain onion nt of .ottrectiveness in its simple but
.efl'ective construction. The combination moth-en will word pleasurable sleep
and all the one that comes from thumb not. 11:. enameled spring, mode
with a. view to long service, is obeolutely rustpmof and its resiliency will
accomplish much in produTanc comfort. All three are certain to give you
.135
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0:72.. 3* rue. i 2:51:35; :3mie:t3.5:“mn.3. no new 1.5 not: = ' —
$39.00 ‘
umiture i ‘0.
and fitting therefor.
Judeon (‘. Logan. Meridian. (2i hil-
caster.
.. .t , . r r R. Morde. “'atrrhary, bicklfl.
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“ " m " by raisin: garden truck. and to Die. _-— ‘
THE BETTER ‘VIFEn \‘f‘nl her sister from inalifilg an P'IJF- w“ . . .«
. lunati- elopeinent. Allen Forrest plays "“"' " "" —: 'c" .. - -_ > ' ' . - ’ ‘ - :- 7- - ~~ - ~ I :3!
Fridav 0mm...“ 1.... a. n... to“... who,“ 3'". local engagement at the Recent tho llflllful bad concerts will entertain. bigger and better than the previous - RAIN SPOILs FIGHTING. l CONNECTICUT PATENTS. j
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’ ’ fintls on the other side of the garden "9' 0'“ [informants (ml). 'l‘humdm and scores or tents and booth.“ “1" edition and ‘919 promises to surpass Madrid. Tuesday. Se t. lid—Fight- .
‘ @ggzlfle wall evening. October 9. - fend additional enloymeni with their themell. The airman who will he mg hemp?“ Qpanleh fit-cos and the QT?02'§0”1%Y‘;ng Datgnte twining
Bes - L . - __ -.- - GU.v Milton and I‘. (i. “’udwhmiw varied attractions. Lunch counters here will take passengers aloft and Raisuu bandnqm Morocco {ma suspen- gggénéd' b; “193:3” '3; A? M. W
$51 0‘8 “OH. MY DEAR!" have furnished extraordinari- book will cater to the inner man, woman will perform all sorts of aerial stunts. ded because of bad weather. Spanish ”r, solicitor of patents. lll5 Id.
~ . . . v . and lyrics. and the melodies of Inuit: and child. and ail’sorts or conventen- He‘s a noted army ace and everyone , , , street, Bridgeport. Conn.-:
“Over the Carde W H” Mutable as lime been all the he“ . _ . . 'lll ' ‘ p in ' .. at th troops lune fought a successful battit John A. Cox, Bridgeport, spring 0.
' n a York Princess Theatre lznisleill comr- Hirsch we quite beyond pontpu.i..tn (-93 will aid in their pleuurs‘l’bere v. “3’“ 0 “9 m ““‘m’eu‘m 0 near 'Fondak against Roisuli. severing trolled step map for automobilei. l ‘
. Saturday dies. none has everywhere aroused The cast is a guarantee of in.» excel» will be postoffiee tncllltlees. tele- Fair. a” the enemy's communlcntions. 1' George E. “'hltney. Bridgeport. (a
“S h. e. ” more favorable comment from comne- "’“cem the p“°d""“°“- includinu “(1‘ phone 1’00”“ and other needs "‘9‘ «Every foot of ground has been ta» was reported 12.000 men participated press. rd ‘
mas "12‘ Barriers tent critics that "Oh. My" Dear!" ”m. favorites as Juliette l‘a)’. 0011213.; Ste Perhaps it won's be amiss to call me ken by the various concessions and in the combat. Reports from Morocco l'rank E. Howard. Ham: . d‘”
‘ "‘w - —————_._. sixth New York Princess Theatre sui- "91150“. Hay Forde. Joseph Allen. l.or tra. atteni‘ion to the grandstand attrac- the Danbury Fair Grounds will be a fitting for “mum“ “00'1" ow m
roll eebeu ml;
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