xl‘ODAY
\l iin‘
Recent Only
“"1. FAVERSHAM
"THE \l.\.\' “"110 LOST
HIMSELF”
YH' ‘i~l»\\' and FRIDAY
_ I .‘tnN‘ snprr W
' D R I V I It "
. m..- 1023 Brosdm
VHQHOI'IS.
h. l
REGENT SEJYALA [ CE
m up ms.
TODAY
Puma
:numusummnAN
o—-—_.
“BACK HOME AND
BROKE”
"[1303! sod FRIDAY
All Star Cast Haunts
r
"m “8'! Ions!"
Ammu'msmltoev-
mmamm
_'
Rot'on Point Park '*
SHORE DINNERS ~
sl’EClAL DOLLAR PLATE DINNERS
DANCING
Till-2 FAMOUS SWANEE SERENADERS
manor non arms up rows mom
CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY MERROON
NOVELTY DANCE MY TUESDA‘
FIREWORKS MY THURSDAY
highly dramatic.
Willem hm. taut Starred in “The
Louis. in response to may requests.
.one ot the best screen productions
tin which the widely known \Viulam
. l-‘axersham
1 orablo
FINAL -
(‘LEARAN CE
0+01—o
All Summer Goods
reductions mode it:
0
l nos-ml
.r-hr in rican our stock
m|1|~ and ends.
I: \ull psy you to come in and
l~~-k luv! the turgid!“ tblt
luxury to often
OXFORDS end m
T‘mt We Have Nsrked to
$1 .95 and $2.95
\iili Surely Suprlso You.
H.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
“'0 soil the GOTIIAM GOLD
mt) STOCKINGS .— The
stockings inst ncsr.
P
.-
.-
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
tHlT‘G": COFFEE . :00 ID.
l‘l Ill. (‘IDER VISEGAB. :50 gs!
I'\I'.I»\I.‘AX. 3 packagts 250
AH: lil.\(i§. a peck-see 25c
w-inlih BEEF HASH.
>. run 340
.31. STULL
:4 Cottage St... nut Not-walk
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
Nttureopsthic
l I l ('lliltfll. TR? “.8513
“F ALL KINDS.
l l l :1mc Liam mm AND
SHOW’ERS.
.‘l \SS.\GF.-—SPL‘AD
nun‘nnas‘i‘s.
Natureopathic Wis
C are for All Ills M
Contagious Diseases.
\';~i* Our
(,‘hildren’s Book
Department
.r Second Floor
The Hamilton Shop
49 wax or.
neurons in
"r—-- d —.
E MUSICAL
lNSTRUMENTS
Daughter
JAMES YOUNG'B
Production oi
“Wandering -
' “ Daughters”
- Comlns ‘0 W.
' RIALTO
_ wzn. muss.
_ “"1 nmsr
i
—
MOTORS, ENGINES
BOILERS and RETUB-
INC A SPECIALTY
'ICE CRE M
MACHIN RY
I. K. Polley
Take Your _'
extractions. no
I do painless .
matter how diflicult. by sap-n-
Mlnit. i else do both ilxed and
removable bridges st reasonable
prices.
DR. SLOMAN
103 Wsshington Street
t Phone 8120 Ila-rs: 0-3 P. M.
Scott Sony-It. Conn.
Km. 00-. New York City
m T. 3. mm 00.
WWW
“Vets—Minsk.
which.
W
40 nuns I‘ll m
som son's“. was.
m I
. O
m mm
Southern Set? Euhsd and east.
on New York: Shavers followed by
clearing and much cooler Wedges.
fly: My (or and cool.
W In In W and
Rev York. m in] so relieved
by death; and nick cooler 'eother
WM all at A? cool weath-
u My.
1
l
i
l
. SoldOnlssyfc-
DON NELlY'S
‘w m.-. - .‘80
w .........:0.00 20 rain;
W ..........3‘.’O ‘2
M ..;.........fl.12
m ......n.u
231.....393
‘afls‘ ...........ss.ss
h. .00”
., _ - , 34..
H "pun”
M II;
M
floss of two {iris 0! My na-
tune as search ot romance. “Wu.-
ded‘ Daughters.” Jones Ym‘s
First Katie-u picture \M' at as
angina! story by that Burner. be‘
can a three-41y «my this strenuo-
st the Rialto theatre. ~
Dem or the dry sentiments 01'
so nan pictures dentin: with time»
ly topics. '7Wsuderinc De titers.“
is n diRehent and highly ea" min-
in: drama appealing to the most
distal-hinting critics o: the screen.
Revealing the adventures 0! two
debutantcs enamored of s male
ramp and their activities in his
company. "“‘anderin; hunters“
develops many unusualancies sud
numerous surprising situations so
it runs its length. The entwined oi’
two respective tathers into the so-
cial aflairs of their inexperienced
daughters is both amusing and
REGENT TODAY
Mon “’ho bout W
The Regent .thcsin today pre~
appeared “The Man
Who Lost Himsvli" is a splendid
picture and during the entire career
of l-‘svcrsham he had no more inv-
presentation to his credit.
The feature is directed in o finished
form and the star is supported by a
cast that is both able and ideal for
the schrul Important roles of the
picture. The short subjects of the
program will be high! yplcsslnz.
.‘IEIGILLV A‘i‘ PALACE
“Back Home and Broke" '1» no
Presented Tmisy—mtricc
Joy (‘o-Stsrs
"Back Home and Broke." on» of
Thomas hiclxhun‘s recent plrtnros,
is being offered at the Palace thon-
tre today. Mctxhnn is recognised as
one or the two present-(lay stars.
the honor being divided with Rich-
nrd llarthclmres. “Hack Home and
Broke" b the tr-lcsse that immedi-
ately followed )leixhnn's remarkable
succcss in “The llachelor Daddy"
and like its prodocussor was written
by (horse Ade especially for
hlciglinn. A no” imlnnccd support.-
lnx exist appears with Mclghan in
this Paramount picture.
_._._. ..__4
RADIO PROGRAM
“'32 Springfield. Mass. (387 More)
6:00 P. Air—Dinner concert by the
“132 'l‘rio. l'roxrnm: Overture.
"Morning. Noon and Night." Sup.
pe: "he Ilevc." Thump: "Hobrn Ins
Dias." llosus; Piano solo. selected;
"hivertismnI-nt" (from Syliln).
liohbcs; "Loin du Ilnl," Gillcl;
"itn'r‘ Sung," Nevin: "()rlonlllo."
t‘ul; "i’muwlts." Robyn: "Guard-
mount l'ntrul." Elionborg.
:00 l'. M.—Artlclr-s of interest
the farmer.
:30 l‘. lit—Bedtime sthry for the
children. 0
:40 l'. M.—-"(‘ommon Eye Injur-
i-~s," a talk by Frank E. Dow.
:50 P. M: «Humorous program.
:00 P. M.-—iilusicnl concert by
Grace Loomis Kempton. soprano:
Elmer Paddonk. baritone: Marion
Abbot. pianist; i-‘ahriolu Richard-
son, soprano. sssistcd by the W132
Trio. Trio program: “Railway."
March. Llszt: "Andante Sosten-
uio" (Cello solo) Burglel: "Epith-
nlame." Mason; "Scherzo" (0c-
iohor—Op. 166). Schubert; "Min-
uet." Debussy.
:00 I’. M.—Bedtims story, for
grownups, prepared by Orison B.
Harden.
KDKA. East Plush-3h. Po. ”0
Meters)
l0
:r-t
gs
KDKA Little Symphony Orcheso
tra under the direction of Victor
Ssudek.
8:03 P. M.—-Dinner concert. .
8210 l’. M.—-‘i’he litersry period.
8:45 P. M.——The children's period.
9:05 P. it—Address.
9:20 i". M.-——(‘oncert.
KY“: Chicago (305 Meters)
7:50 P. M. -— Children’s bedtime
story. ‘
9:09 to 9:51 P. M.——Mu.sical pro-
(rum.
8:05 P. lit—Special features as sn-
nounced by rsdiophone.
Saws? sports and children's bed-
time story furnished by the Chlcsxo
Evening American.
W12. New York (055 Dieters)
3:00 P. )h—Fashion developments
of the minute, prepsrod by Wom-
en’s Wear.
:50 P. M.—-Farm
fiorts.
:45 P. X.—”’i'he Progress of
“'orld."
:00 P. ilk—Josef Wolte, baritone.
:15 P. X.-Goldman Bond eon-
cert. Edwin Franko Goldman.
conducting. by direct wire from
the Hall. Genus! Park.
10:00 P. MFCouoert by the Music
Student! We of New York.
'01. I“ m Moon.
5:00 P. X.—-—"l'wilixht TM' HM
Eunice L. Rsndadl. _
6:15 P. lit—Code Me.
number ninety-three. ’
(:45 P. M.-——Giris' Hour by It.
' Eunice L Randall. 'Cmp rm
Girls." by ”Big Smoke.”
7:30 P. )l.—Evenm m (1)
“Science Up to Dose" (3) concert
by Des- mm Ham (3}
'10??- cm
0t
snd Home rs-
*I
the
m
n
o
m
won. I.“ G“ ”0)
7:15 P. M.—Dinncr conqert by the
(4). «We
gunm—mwmm 5
samurai-tr ‘
ants—pr.” v. M
m
suns: “waiter.
“Pugh-eel.“ “M“
0:28 P. lea—“The m m” N
w. Cunt moot-on.
9:88 P. I.-—Pmni by line. Fier-
enee VVe-ell.
me: so. “It «so Hetero)
4:00-8:00 P. lip-Ml mm.
5:00—5:80 P. I.—-Edltl mt.
Heinlein. m
7:30 P. l.-—Domw Rodgevilil.
dramatic soprano. Fremont: "An
Open Secret.” (Woodman): “Over
the Steepe.“ ‘ (antenatal-on): “80
Still. Blackbird.“ (Sanderson): "Uh
bet at redrem‘o.“ from “Hadam
Butterfly." (Puccini).
7:50 P. hi.-——"A Buy in a Farm
Home.” by Hrs. l“. “'ilnsm Still~
men.
8 P. ht—Jsmes flcKlnley Rose.
tenor. accompanied by Ire. J. G.
Rose.
Szl5 P. M.—Dorothy Rods-ovum.
Brunette Soprano. Program:
“From the 14nd of the Sky Blue
Water.” (Channel: "0 'i‘ u Bli-
low Han-est Field.” (Roe sitin-
otti "Mohave." (Mums laces):
“When Spring Comes laughing."
(Anderson).
8:25 P.
Rose. tenor.
3:40 P. M.—-—Bllly Jones and Erin
est Hare. singins comedians.
9~io l". hie—Night Dulce.
to i‘. tan-«Bill;~ Jones and Ernest
Hare.
Its-trees...“
M.-—Jsmes McKinley
. “spanner
0:85 P. I. m IO.
M: More: Wears-on?
" ”m"
use p. asp—sou. » Prtues- tree '
0:10 P. -.-M L's-s. Pf.- .
Cum-st mete}:
Quins- D. Reeve. Recital: firs. B.
I. WNW. Bow-aid In»
h‘s Nee venue-ism. nature- rm
t“ test. . Ray Baum. pies.
ist. Harry Glyn. comedian.
(see Mews-n)
the p. H.40lflm-lsewh Dance
orchestra under the direction of
noun newts. end (inst baseball
scores.
ROG p. m.—t‘ncle \le‘s Bedtime -
herb. and roll call for the child-
ten.
Wit—Intuit (400 Meters)
0:003:50. p.\@.——-C0wc9rt by the
fiery Andean»: Orehestrs. Police
bulletins. “Rather forecast for
Kentucky. Indians. and Team.
“Just Auto»: Home mitts." Selec-
tions pissed on the emu.
0:80 p. m.-—Local livestock. pro~
dues and min market reports.
amines p. m.——-0ue hour com
cert under the auspices oz Grace
Adonis Btephens. Originsl ’ poems
rent! by Harrell N. Tague of Russell—
ville. Ky. Reading: An interesting
Historical Episode. Baseball scores.
\ port (484 Meters)
8:30 p. m.—-Educsiional talk by
Clyde 0. Kern.
8:30 p. m.~—8andntan'.- Visit.
8:89 p. N‘s—‘hmhflll room and
weather forecast.
10:00 p. m.——Pipe organ recital:
W m
0:” p. in.- ' pm“
from mass: Pen Hot».
'1" b. list-Neil.
me p. Im—‘nxy creme Ded-
tifiie Rory. .
8:30 e. mm b? as Bee-
utse‘e husky We”.
10:“ .p. n.—'.\‘ews. MI
monuments.
. M “I? t.“ has)
7:89-8:15 t't. tit—Mm Mid.
with Gertrude Saunders and new-
enee Psrham.
8:13-8:20 p. ism—Lees. .Bssnueitv-
will talk on "Bodily Health sad the
Attainment of the Perfect more.”
8:20-8:80 p. m.—?‘I‘l~ Mary arr.
the mother of the movies. it! hurt
to heart talk on great stars or the
screen.
8:80-9:00 p. rim—m nylon '-
‘o; and Miss Ads Rubin, scrotum-
9:00-9:10 p. rim—Mabel Mont-
gomery.
9:10-9:30 p. m.-—-Miss Anus Bel-
thy. prime dorms; Miss Inns Mach.
violinist. and Loretta. Rollo and
Doris Robins in harmony and blues.
9:30-0:40 p. ran—The Rev. Wolf
Greenfeld. center of Budapest. re~
centiy arrived in America. in an-
cient Hebrew folk songs.
9:40-9:30 p. rim—«Dom Gutentag
in prosram of Argentine deuce inu-
sic at the piano.
9:50-10:00 p. tin—Prof. Piston
Brounolf. composer and pianist.
playing his own numbers.
10:10-10220 p. m.——.\ilrism Weill.
mezzo soprano.
I!-
L
. over design.
length sleeves,
plice closing.
In black satin
‘
ham.
dished.
AMmdmwaMfiod
Che D I» Em ‘C
Store closes st 5 o'clock, Beturdsys 6 o'clock.
All fashion. predictions
tnmes"~skirts and overb
becoming frock it is.
three- ' utter
three-piece suit with overblouse for {all
end wintel’. Sport clothes are
m >
11:00 rump-m my”. ‘
1
7 bikini}. CIT. ,
mun, mm” .uin mi 3..
Is forbidden romance the sweetest? Here's the m
' to the question told in an unusual, entertaining in};
pulls aside the cutting of girlhood love affairs urinal/V
mend expression. ';A
stunt-so {Y A ssrsss (BAIT “Oi-Um.
Marguerite de lslileite, Marjorie Dew, Nos) k,
William V. Mon;
4
10:30-10:40 p. m—noun Adair] 7:20 p. m.——Contrslt0 as -'
and their bend. iduot. '
mun—nus p. m.—Excerpts from! 7:5“
Victor Knie‘s Bummer Revue.
p. m.-LW. B. HEMP.
“om.
’. -_"
[outlawed (85.7
acclaim the.
"cus-
V‘V :— gl r
Ionses—aud s
“4"“!
Such a costume makes
the stout figure appear slander and the slender
figure still,more sylphlike.
that Fashion decrees ihsm for another season.
Crepe with soft toned all-
.Sl" -""
l collsr W1"! sur-
We are grate iul
Overhlonso of cocoa color canton crepe
with vest effect of Oriental embrord-
An excellent
\
. O .
Chinese Trimmings .
Chinese influence is strongly pre-
tbminsiing in Fall Fashions and
nearly all the newer costumes hare
touches of gold, lacquer red. jade
green or Chinese blue. To aid you
in your autumn dressmaking, we
have secured a very beautiful dis-
play of real Chinese embroideries
i'or trimmings. These are all of
the best quality and sufficienlly
lilihdsome for the velvet or satin
gown. There are bands of em-
’Dtoideries in gold—pieces and pat-
terns arranged for applique—large
sud smell patterns oi dregfms or
other subjects dear to the'Ghlnese.
All are imported direct from China.
Bends several inches wide and of
good length are 82.00 each ,
Appliques, oral.
or square
round
$2.25 each
Many smaller pieces
at smaller prices.
Main floor. !
A New Veil
The Butterfly Veil. of pure silli
mesh with infrequent French
dots and the butterfly—just one
pry, cuffs to match. - . h 1!. Th e is
' M f the tar e ii ure. $19.00 on the right 43 ee er . .7
“0.09 8’ e or 8 g ' something fascinating about it.‘
Tan Cotton Crepe with pi lugs of Per- 7.) ets. s y _ ,.
slop-- plum boilom— ong sleeves m that.
with 'ng cuffs. $10.50
Second floor.
’gg Makes Walking aPleasme
Awmmmmoocmdu
M,uiusswsyalitbsshecho€v%
than... _ .
no ' “ acids “I M
w
We always take plenum in advertising Tmeuk Shoes
because the have yen us so many delighted patrons.
style, whichyls rars‘in present-day shoes ssd the demand made upon them.
m in block kid, brown kid erg ten cell
Two Strep Pulp- in bleak kid and potent colt
nose-suns! Brown with contrasting colored
calls, all sizes. 1'
:33: special 83.40
Shoe Dept. m am.
I
They combine comfort with
Stylish Kid
Gauntlets
Denver Ten or Grey Kid
guns, to contrast, sizes from %
Snail .3
“Pi m M.
A Book
.~Acm_mwuuomnd'
was: . Iii;
”mmfiyw
Norwalk Chronicler