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FRIDAY, OCT. 17. 1919
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Regent Theatre
The House Where Quality Reigns
Matinee 17c. Evening 20c.
Today
The Most. llislinguisheti Master of
the Screen
DUSTIN FARNUM
1 in His Latest Picture I": the East
’ and “'est.
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“A MAN'S FIGHT"
Saturday
lVilliam Ray
—in—~
“\Vords and Music By —-—
Coming
Norma Talmadg'e
——-in ~—
“Will of a Woman"
GRAND RE-OPENING
HOYT’S
FOR PICTURES
Thursday and Friday Evenings
Only at 7:15 and 9
Saturday Matinee at 2: lS-Evening
at 7:15 and 9
Orchestra 20c. Balcony 15c.
Today
J. Warren Kerrisan
——in——.
“The Best Man“
Saturday
Alice Brady
--1'11 —-
“At the Mercy of Men”
VAUDEVILLE ..
PICTURES
HURRY UP NORVVALK!
. 2:15 :In'.‘ 7
9:15
Quality Records Go to Smash 3e-
fore The Palace All Star
VAUDEVILLE
Here They Are
HOLMAN BROTHERS
Novelty Acrobats
JAMES DUFFY
Character Comedian
MORRISEY and HARTE .
Harmony Singer's;l
GRIFFIN AND GILDAY
Comedy Songs and Dialogue
HAPPY HOURS
A dashing, miniature
musical comedy featuring ten of
prettiest
rollicking
vaudeville's
darlings.
daintiest.
See Them and Smile
Friday
VAUDEVILLE AND
Earle IVilliams
“The W'olf”
Saturday
Vaudeville and
“Smashingr Barriers"
Sunday Special
At 7 :15 and 9
.\ llrama ot‘ (IpmuiwL Happy and
Human, -
“BETTER TIMES”
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PITTS. JACK M’DONALD,
WILLIAM DEVAULL.
AND OTHERS.
"III“ III MAM—=5 .
ZASU
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R_e_g ent Theatre
' TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. 21
First Norwalk Enzagement
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Booth Tarkington's
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‘ A Play of American Youth
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I '1110 Original Production and Cast Direct F1 om T1 emendoud \'
i Successful Engagements at the Globe Theater, New Y 01k
_~ the Garrick Theater, Philadelphia and the Oly 111-
pie Theater, (‘hicago
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5 PEN ROD is for GROWN-UP FOLKS with YOU M:
i HEARTS
It Will Delight Readers of the Tarkington'Books
50c to $2.00—Seats Now on Sale
Phone 1301.
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98c Will Do its-Duty Tomorrow in [louse-
wares in Our Usual Saturday Sale
TABLE TUMBLERS
TEA POTS 'l‘h' bl l ' b l
' l ted. 2-quart capacity. In own, p am or am pat<
Niiptliiil-i’ram. 59. Saturday. tern; regular $1.20 dozen.
~ ......... At 93c Saturday ............. At 98:
otAss WATER PchHERS $1.33 KNIFE COMBINATION
AT 98c
colonial style abo‘" fi ‘q““"‘ 1 Bread Knife ............. $.35
1egul<lr 31-" «5 53mm“ At 98c 1 Paring Knife .......... .. .19
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TABLE SPOONS 1 Can Opener ........... . .10
gm... plated niiraczive desinn: 1.33
regulai $1- ‘5 for 6 Spooni. AtsQOc
S .IIIIrIla) At 98°
ALU M INUM SAUCEPANS
lontz handle:
Saturday,
GLASS BON-BON DISHES
llnlsy pattern. two handles:
regular $1.25 Saturday.
...................... At 98c
GLASS BUTTER CHURNS
Makes 1 lb. Butler from 1-2 lb.
Butter and 1-2 pint Milk. 1
quart size; regular $1.75.
...................... At 98c
LIQUID VENEER MOPS
Large size. Polish Slop; regular
$1.311. Saturday ....... At 98:;
Z-qmirt. covered.
regular $1.19.
$1.75 RAYO LANTERNS AT 98c
Large size. with copper founi
and brass burner.
$1.25 COOK POTS AT 98c
(liny enameled, with cover. 8-
quari capiicily.
$1.27 COMBINATION FOR 98c
1 Galvanized (‘oal Hod.... $.79 TOILET PAPER SPECIAL
1 Pool Shovel ------------ -‘9 Regular 101' per roll. Saturday.
1 l"oker. '. ................. .13 ______________ 13 ro':s for 93.
a 1 >l0\t Liftti ............. ‘_.*- CGRVING KNIFE AND FORK
i $1.27 Aluminum handles; regular
; $1.47 COMBINATION AT 98c $1.23 set ............ For 98:
i L“ dozen Jelly Glasses ...... $1.18 CUPS AND SAUCERS
1 ‘\\'iu~ Sir;fin01‘_ lzil‘fli‘. . .. .29 Fine. thin china. border p‘ltlerll:
. ~~~ regular {lie each. Saturday
; $1.47 .................... 4 for 98¢
Albert F. Gehebe
IT'S HERE IF lT'B HOUSEWARE
25 WilblllNGTON ST.
80. Nor-walk
Phone 527
Prompt Delivery
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c.enl she ctnses to be innot ent' I‘lius ,
spec. ks the blnse man (If the wnrld in.
\ it 1121' Iph s latI st picture “The \Volf'
in which Earle “'illiinns is star. Mc-I
Donald. the man of the world. pro-!
vides in this play the philosoplw or.
heartbrcakers. iBig Audience Enthusiastic at First
The \Volf" Show: of New Metropolitan Bill.
lino at the Palace theatre today. There was nothing 23.75 about the
The ‘cv"clone
plane propellms
is produced iy :Iii'
PALACE VAUDEVILLE.
will be the chief attrac-
it is
gram yesterday. A capacity house in
Ithe afternoon and every person in that
the LIII would alien in tht ev: hing is
lipstiinony :hti \‘oi‘aalli wants good
by Eugene \Valter.
HOYT’ S TODAY.
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“‘Lois Wilson" Stars in J» w- Kerri- Iaudeiilie and il.= bi ll presented “as
gan's Latest Film Drama “The thidenIe coon: ii that ii is in hI- ‘ Izmn.
Best Man." ,lloiuian Brothers. ()Henine' Ihn simu-
“1)..” um 131951 production of Jj-n'ith novelty acrobatic features. kept
IRVHH'en Kerrie-an. “Tir- ‘Ihjfit Man" the bill houses (nte1'tam.d and 1;”...
".‘zoner ml with the sound e'ilirelv new
daring featuz'ts of their
and
The act
icomes Io iloyi‘s theatre today.
‘I’iillivu will be girth t‘e plilwoliuni1)
.Iii‘ sceinz: Mr
play that best suits this uell-‘linown
zIIIor, “'l‘lit. Best .\i1:1" is the filmed
I'eision oi' the novel by (ham 1..
Luiz. produced by Jesse l). Hampton.
directed by Thomas Ham'on and dis-5
trihulcil by the w. II‘. ifodklnSOll (701“
poraiion through Pattie Exchanges.
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Keriizin in the kinu or ~ — -—-~ ..
NINE “RAVEN” llN
GENUINE ASPIRIN
For Colds, Headache, Pain, Neuraigia
Toothache, Lumbago, Rheumatism
REGENT TODAY.
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“Dustin Farnum" in Gripping Story of
East and West, “A Man‘s Fight. l
Those who have seen the woncerfui .
wind sun 111 in “A Man's Fight" which,
appears at the Regent today. are
asking how it was done. This Wind
storm which is causnyz so much can-
jecture because of its realism starts
with eddying gusts. The paper; on
the oflice tables are blown outrun;
There is a rush to close windows. .. . ,_
Outside on a “’estern street the Bayer Tablets 0‘ Aspirin to be
wind grows in power. A “drunk" am- i genuine mus: be marked with the sat-
_==‘,wash blown out of his basket;
bling along is blown off his feez: a ety “Bayer Cross." Always buy an
Chink laundryman has the family unbroken package of “Buyer Tablets
11 Jug got Aspirin" which contains propea dlr.
and other articles on display in mat ections.
of the general store are picked up and
ldance blithsomoly away before the. Handy tin boxes 0‘ “'01“ tablets
power of the wind
And then “the diary." ‘
an adaptation of the famous stage may SHOWS on the Palace Vfllldnl'illi‘ WW 1"
Sililll FINES
AND PIMPLES
The face tells the story of ageing
and abuse that the clothes hide. 11' s
hard to keep wrinkles away—once
Ithey start to appear. Then comes the
“lotions trips to the beauty doctor, cold
cream, p0“ der and paint
i All this would never come to pass
,hadmhe taken Turkish Baths before
it was too late Turkish Baths taken
consistently call back the Iouih that
has started to fade a“ ay with the ant
val of the milestones of middle age.
One of the great secxets of Sarah
Bernhardt' 5 success in appearing
Ixoungm-a fact that held the World as—
tonished for penis—Was because Bein
.hardt took Turkish Baths.
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cause they seivc as the outlets of
poison emitted from the body through
pores. Turkish Baths draw out this
lpoison in another manner and pimples
isoon disappear
Regain that glow of health. Go to
-the Hotel Atlas Turkish Baths. 247
Falrfield AIe.. Bridgeport. Ladii's'
IDaI‘W—rrday . Hours. 10 a.
-m. Alums OIll'n—Ad\
l was given
. shows.
a big Nceplinn at both
James Duffy was as eunuch.
111.10 6 11.]
.cent and lively as anyone could have :'
idesiled and with some catchy
land funny stories made a m cideu nil.
,Morrisey and Illll‘lt‘ Won applaum- Lie
imoment they appeared on the mum.
;and these CILVPI‘ entertainers had the
fcrowd with them every second. There
iwasn‘i a dull minute in the act. miss
fHarlm licautifuldiei‘self and with gur-
Igeous gowns II: Is IhI show favorite.
’Grlflt‘n and (.ilday gave some de;.10n-
istrations of rail snap and pep mat
went so well with the people Ihai the
"shov.’ was delay (I wlI‘le they respond-
‘cd to many enc-Ires. “Happy Hours“
jthe closing act. introduced the casa
11111 with several pretty and dainty
girlies in a miniature musical POILNQ).
The entire cast for this piece frayed
‘WCII and the thirty five minute run of
the act was with oompwie favor
shows continue today
gon Satuiday with tealure picture's.
. Advance on Petrograd
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Yiiilenill‘ll forum are
1mm. I'rsislanci»
llolshmik troops are said to have
'capiured Kiev. but in this region the
lsiiuation is obscure.
last Wick that Km- was in the hands
ch General PI‘IIIlTB‘S (Tkrnnian army.
which advanced against General Deni;
liine‘s left flank following petluras
declaration of war on the Cossacx
chit :tuiu.
Further details of
south of 310.1(‘0V‘v have
Ieived but it appears the liolshevm
Z.l’iillt;- in that region are launcamg
count. .- ntlacks againsi General Dem
il:ine's lines. “'iIlI the «mention oi
the rupture of Kiev. the liohheriiu
mum to haw i'cpulst‘vi along the new
front. ‘
There is
to the cxncl
IIherc Russia
are mobilizui. Lithuanian troops
have been ordered to advance against
'Sliavli. in the RJI'eInment of homo
if this mm ement should be carried
out. the Livhuanians would be in me
rear of the GeI'Inano-Russian forces.
which :IIlIanced against Riga IAsI
r; I k ar-i have since last Friday noon
Illl- situaizon
not been re
also Sum" unceitainty as
situation in
f K. figs '
Ol‘
. 1.1-1 i
:1"; three Unit's '
W'as Progressing Favorably
encountering I
It was reported '
Lithuania. .
and Lithuanian forccs
lightinsz Leliisli and Esthoninn troops
in that city.
in the mianliiue Admiral Kolchk.
head ct“ the All Russian government
at Omsk. and commander of the 111111-
Bolshevik elem? nis on the East Rus‘
sian from. is advancing rapidly 111 pur-
suit of the Sm'ici armirs which have
been ordered to l‘r‘ll‘P. The location or
’ihe line of battle in this region im-
not ban reported recently. but it Is
Bill iiiillS Gil
. IIIIIIIIIs mourn
Take Salts at first sign of Bladder ‘r-
ritation or Backache
The American men and women must
guard constantly asainst kidney trou-
ble. because no eat too much and all
our food mar... Our blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidnevs strive
to filter out. they weaken from over-
work. become sluzzlsh: the elimina-
IiI'e tissues dog and the result l‘s kid-
ney trouble. bladder weakness an? a.
general decline in health.
\‘Vhen your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead: your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy. full of sedim‘ent or you‘ ire
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night: if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy, nervous
spells. acid sic-mach, or you have them
mntism when the wether is bad, get
from your pharmacist about four ounc
es of Jad Salts: take a. table-spoonful
in a. glass of water before breakmat
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and le
mon juice combined with litbia. and
has been used for generations to an:
and stimulatTeloxged'kidneys; to neu-
eralize the acids in the urine so it no
longer is a source of irritation, this
ending bladder disorders.
Jul‘Bolts is mm; cannot in-
$4.95
fit.
There Is not a pair in this lot that we are selling for $4 ...5 and
{$5.95 that we can buy at today’s prices for $6.50 and $7.50 at the factory.
The most sensational shoe event ever held in
Bridgeport, at the very start of the season.
A REMARKABLE SACRIFICE,
prices leaping upward every day—.we want
more women to know—THE SHOP that . gives the
best shoe value in Bridgeport.
Women’ 5 high Top lace titles
All Brown or Black Vici Kit.
.-lso a large vaiiety of combinations wr- ii
Military or Louis heels
In this wonderfulselection of NEW
FALL SHOES
FOR THIS SEASON’S BUSINESS
we are using leather that keen
foresight induced us to buy a
year ago and we are giving the
early buying public the bene-
iii spite of
2,000
All Tan or Black Lair
All sizes and widths.
JUST RECEIVED
s5.
HONEST
FOOTWEAR
FOR THE
ENTIRE
FAMILY
save 1- 4 to 1- 3 on your shoe bills. Lowest prices
in New England.
MOTHERS ATTENTION Wig-iv
Buy your children 8 shoes at Slater s and BUfLDIfiG ' I.
q FLOORS
Big Boys' School and
Dress Shoes. $2.50
$3.50 value. . . .
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8. Army Shoes.
Manson lost.
54.45
Mia-cf and Grow-
In; Girls’
9 Inch High
Cut Boots
Iiifants’ and Children’s First
lion 0! cola-s.
SALE OF SCOUT
SHOES
Small BoyI-z’ I :heol Shoes
Underpric- J
$2.50
$3.00 Scout Shoes sum 51 .79
While They not 3,11: $2.00
Boys” 8 ti . 5 0
Moose hide high
cut waterproof
Sum B 0 0 l s
Boys‘ and Girls'
Extra High
Cut Boots
Dark Brown and
'81:: c k Leather .
uppers—extension
solos.
25.00 Value
$3.45
38.50 Value
54.95 _
Step Shoes
All styles—All colon ind combina-
. 4.95?
Olden
lumen. state,
humm-
aoo exu- m Pl Bridgeport
{foot on! mi The Wholo
Bulldlnx
1128-1130
Main St.
known to be west of the Tobol lover, )
which flows northward through me I
eastern foothills of the Urals. 1
LONDON. Oct. 17.—-Conllrmation oil
reports that British naval forces navei
taken the fortress of Kronstadt, 0111
the Gulf of Finland. west of Petrogrna '-
has not been received at the Admiral-
ty ofllces here. Dispatches telling of
the capitulation of Kronstadt are not ‘
credited, it being said the British have
only light cruisers in the vicinity
w.ich are incapable of successfully
challenging the fortress. Admimiity
ofilcials state there was no reason for
a British attack on the place.
_OMSK. Thursday, Oct. 9 (Associated
Press).—.Siberian forces are homing}
the line of the Tobol River. except in i
the vicinity of Yalut'orovsk and nur-
gan,whcl1 are still In Bolshovik hnnao !
The military situation has been Virtu-
ally unchanged during the last week
because of heavy rains and mud which
have brought operations to a stand-
still
Kurgan is on the line or the Trans-
siberlan railroad app 9*" ma My 175
miles east of Tche'yah ask where the
transsiberlnn divides in 0 two branch.
on. one running soullxwmtward to 89.-
mara. and the other northward to Yok-
ateuugburg. Ynlutorcfyrrk is about
cightrflve miles north of Kurmn.
VIENNA. Wednesday, Oct. 15 (As-
sociated Pren).~-'Ei1e motive for the
attempted arrest of Former Stephen
Friedrich of Hungary. by Rummnno
on Monday. was the d‘nsoovery, 1t tr
said. tbstbe was planning scoop
d'eut with the object of placing top
Looking i'
‘Ahead!
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