Regent :
ollfl'Rs‘IlAY AFTERNOON
«5 -Matmee and Night
- .Iv Night. Youth.
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.:..«. Ecstasy.
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f .’ luru sm'rING—A
,m. \r DRAMA 0F
w -2 ~.H(‘Il’.TY AT TIIE
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”with
llZ‘,"“""‘7 COMPSON
: .lL‘IITY SHERRY
campany in an
“.1. Production.
EATUEDAY
Griffith and David
Terrence
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(rm, Frazer Coulter
nusten and Many
:lthers in
“"k : a—AIWERNOR’S
LADY”
:mnvt' pieces of screen
nu‘ has been offer-
mmllr this season——
. > 1:155 attrnCtion.
germs?
L“'TIII* BY mom
2. 2:3" Pickford
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“7' e Love Light”
men J
Richard
Says:
i RE grows in a
Lhan the gar-
‘ :r gnows of. And
'—_ are me oppor-
7‘.‘ iié's among the
':.~.~;:”ied Ads than
‘ “ readers realize.
F. 3d them today!
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.geous gambling resort,
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lien and Women
Wall Street Shoe
Store
77 “ALL ST.
a
NOBWALK
H. S. LANDSMAN
AND SON
The Home of Fine
Furniture & Low Prices
1446 WALL EMT
NORWALK, cons.
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Inspect Red Cross
Life Saving C0115
in Guy Winkjer. repre- 3%-
onal headquarters 01 “13
_ _'-"-l‘a‘:k today. Captoin Winkle:
E 7""! yesterday afternoon and
pr? r, \
v Beach as well as at; all
“mums, m" '
_ 1': Red Cross Lite Cam I!
L jllss A. C. Wenderoth, o! the-
:v-‘Wl Cross, visited 1nd inspected "I!
Saving corps at Baton Point.
Item.
The Wilmer.
..2 Colleen noose seem. perfect in
‘The Perfect'll‘lapper." which open-
at the Rinto yesterday
9;". a three «5:12:31 The little lady
" and “P
People" simply “run: away" ”a:
the material given her and it is not
loving too much to predict that
her characterisation of Tommie Lou
Pember. the modern girl who won-
dered: "What kind of a girl most I
2be to be the had ofxa girl the boys
want me to be," as something that
will so down in matron picture his-
tory with her interpretation of Pet
Fentrlss in “Florian: Youth."
Colleen wears some smart and
beautiful gowns which will delight
the eye of the temtnine patron.
while the party scenes will offer the
most blsse movie-goer- thrills of a
new variety.
The scenes taken within a man-
sion being moved from location are
especially absorbing and show to
what extent motion picture produc-
ers o ftoday will to in order to
secure realistic effects.
PALACE mm.
“the We My."
l The man William Fox special
production to be shown at the
Palace theater "The Governor's
Lady” today and tomorrow. This
photoplay is an adaptation of
of David Bemoo's stage success.
written by Alice Bradley.
The story is one or intense emo—
tional climaxes. with a. typical Amer-
ican theme.
Harry Millarde. who directed the
screen version of the Mutchinson
novel, "If Winter Comes." also made
this production. The picture has
been made on a lavish scale with
settings in keeping with the atmo-
sphere or the story .
l
of the governor and Jane Grey is
the governor’s lady. The others in
the cast include Ann Luther, mzer
Coulter and Leslie Austen. Eleanor
Daniels and Dorothy Allen, the Low
Jinks and High Jinks or “If Win-
ter Comes," also have parts in this
picture.
MAM].
Betty Conipson’e Biz Won
(no of Season Best Plain-ea
It you don’t go to the Regent
Theatre this afternoon or Friday
afternoon or evening you'll be miss-
ing one of the best pictures the
screen has had in a. long time. We
speak of “Miami." in which Betty
Compenn has the leading role. The
title and the star are enough to tell
you that the picture is great but
when we say it's an Alon Crosland
production. you know it’s a stand-
’ard.eetter.
There are society dramas and
society dramas. Union WC are very
much mistaken. "Miami" is going to
serve no a basis for comparison
henceforth. It has some of the most
lavish sets and beautiful exteriors
we have ever seen. 'l'here is a gor-
palatal
homes. hotels and yachts. gowns I»
lore and sports of all kinds.
Betty Compson does some of the
finest work of her career as Joan
Bruce. Benjamin F. Pinney. Jr.. is
an excellent leading man. Lawford
Davidson. as the phllanderlng Rape
l son Tate. Hedda Hopper. as his wife.
;J. I‘mey Sherry. as the tolerant
' father of a wild daughter. and Lucy
Fox. as the daughter. do some fine
work.
"Miami" is a rest-cure for the
tired busineu man. a pleasure trip
for his wife and first rate entertain~
meat for everyone. "
'1‘0 OPPOSE SUGAR GUT.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7,—Portcr
J. McCurnber. former senator from
North Dakota. asked President
Coolidge today to entertain a hear-
ing from the tuner produeers of the
nation before taking final action on
the tariff commission report on the
sugar duties. As a representative
of the producer: McCumber said he
would oppose any out in the mm.
Banker Deaf for Years
New Hears Perfectly
Mr. John L. Ellerman. president
of the More National Bank.
Fairfax. South Dakota. says that
after suffering from deafness for
many years he can now hear the
slightest whisper and is so proud
and harm! of his own good fortune
that he wants everyone who is deaf
or hard or hearing to know about
1!. After trying everythlnx he coaid
hear or without success. Mr. Eller-
mnr. finally saw the announcement
or a New York firm stating that
they had perfected a new hearing
device called the Acoustlcoli which
would enable anyone whose auditory
nerve was not entirely destroyed to
heur as pertech'y as those with nor-
mal heart“. As the film oitcred to
send their product on ten days’ free
trial—no deposlt—no C. 0. 1).. he
dcc'ded to wry it 1% his utter
ei-iezemcnt end delight. he found
that this rcn-arksbls invention en-
ol'led him to hear all sounds as
clearly as when a boy. He has since
recommended it' to a number at his
friends and they also repel: most
satisfactory mills. If yo: went to
hear again as well as when a child.
write the Dietermph Products Cor-
poratlon. luite :sol-D, No. ::o w.
as street. New York city. and ask
them to send you so Aeouetican en
mi days‘ free tr'ol.‘ The" are no
strings attached to their orfor. The
trial is absolutely tree. .‘lmt pend
them your name and sadness-Adv.
v
Robert '1". names plays the role.
Defendanfin‘suit '
For $100,000,000
BOSTON. Aug. '7.—-—A suit ask-
ing damages of sloo.ooo.ooo was
filed by Sound W. Cracker. yes-
terday on behalf of E. F. Brown
of Ipswich against the New York,
New Haven 21: Hartford and Bos-
ton to Maine railroads. the '30:-
ton Railroad Holding Company.
the estates of the late J. Pier-pout
Morgan, William Rockefeller end
a score of others.
It is contended thet these
damages have resulted from the
New Haven road's part in the
control of the Boston a: Maine.
Brown is chairman of me Boston
e Maine Railroad stockholders‘
protective committee.
MOBILE (:9.
DURANT mm
“33.2%? £2,223;
0 f N e w Manage-
ment-New Models
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. 7.——-The Lo-
comohile Company has just finished
the greatest your in its history. it.
was revealed at a. sales conference
of branch managers hold at. the fac-
tory here. closing yesterday nftnr a
three days session. Sales figures
were 130 per cent. better in the first
half of this year than in all or 1023.
The sales confab was called to
familiarize the sales branch heads
with the improved models of Loco—
mohlles soon to be pill on the mar-
km-
W. C. Durant. president of the
company. attended the convention
and expressed great satisfaction at
the progress of the Locomobile since
he. purchased it for “Durant ‘Motors.
two years ago. The product has been
improved, a. better service system
installed and sales facilities moder-
nized. he said.
The new ’imconnoblle model is be-
ing built at the 'factm-y hero for
early introduction. It embodies
many mechanical Improvements. the
body lines bnlng unchanged. Ton
per cent. horse power increase is
the. outsisndlng'cllsnge. This is mt-
pocte’d to make {0 easier riding and
control. 'l‘hr plant is working 760
employers full time, and has orders
eufflclnni, to carry ll. for two and
one-half months, Vice President E.
R. Jackson sold.
Prosont til the convention wore:
C. A. Kingsley, manager—~lncomo-
bile Pompnny of California. San
Francisco; R. .‘i, Marx. manager-—
lonomohile Company of California.
Loo Anselm: V. C. P. l‘lrslske, mana~
sor—lncomoblle Company of Illin-
ois. Chicago; L. H. Bradbury. mane-
ger—Locomohlle Company of Mass»
achusotts. Boston: W. B. Hurlburt,
manager—~New York Locomobile
Company, New York: F. C. Dltmnrs.
manager—lmcémobile Company oi
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia C. M.
Baldwin. manager—«tonnectlcut Lo-
comohile Company. Bridgeport.
Factory executives: E. E. Jackson.
vice president and general mana-
ger; A. A. Woodruft. sales mana-
menager; B. W. Ainsworth. service
manager; I). G. Rooa. chief engineer.
H. Harris. comptroller.
CAITLEDISEASE
COST MILLIONS
IN CALIFORNIA
Foot and Mouth Dis-
ease A I s o Caused
Slaughter of 102,000
Head of Stock
Mohlcr. Chief of the Bureau of Ani-
mal inquiry of the U. 8. Department
of Agriculture said today. Dr. Moh-
ler is directing the government and
of the campaign against the disease;
Mrs. Shaw Leader of
Bedding Civic Club
and Bridgeport. wea again elected
Bedding. for the third time. Mrs.
Shaw has been president since the
club was founded three years ago.
Other omcors elected at the annual
meetinr this afternoon were Mrs.
Charles Hill.treesurer: Mrs. Jane
Archer. secretory. The latter takes
the place of Miss Vere richer.
Mrs. Show in her annual report
recounted the work which the club
had done toward improVemeht of
the town.
flies Julia Blocks. of Hartford.
spoke on the subject of caucuses and
conventions.
ger; J. R. Wakemnn. assistant sales
OAKLAND. Calif.. Aug. 7.—The i a...
foot and mouth disease in Cellfor- ‘
nla has cost about 05.000.000 and
has made necessary the slaughter of
102.000 hood of live sleek. Dr. J. R.
Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw. of Bedding.
hood of the Women‘s Civic club of
thousand right hands—unless one
wu'lett~hended~—sruped tightly in
well sharpened lead pencil, While
thirty thousand left handmaless
one We lint-handed—‘held tightly
to 2a pruned slip. Thirty thousand
minds were closely concentrated on
the work in hand. While sixty thous-
and eyes. may of them beautiful to
behold, cased at a graceful figure.
cled in white flannels and blue coat.
a baton igreeped in his hand as he
faced seventy-five white clad mu-
sicians . It was a memorable ocea-
sion on the Hall in Central Perk.
because it'was the first “music
memory" contest which‘me hand-
some figure had created. lie was
Edwin Franko Goldman. bendmas-
ter ‘and composer. and his nimble
brain had conceived the idea or
playing forty matches from forty
well known communion: without
identifying them. and then tiring
prizes to those who were first and
most accurate in their ldenilncoilon
of both composition and composer.
And this event was about to be
started.
The strains,“ the fleet number,
floated out over the vast audience.
and thirty thousand foreheads were
puckered in thought. Some soon
relaxed as memory was awakened
and the title. "Pomp and Circum-
stance." and the composer. "Elgar."
was repeated forty times and then
the forms collected. and next week
Mr. Goldman willpresent medals of
merit to the three whose lists were
most perfect. ~
It was the most original. interest-
ing and instructive exhibition ever
devised. and Mr. Goldman declares
that. more than 75 per cent of those
Viable figure. When a. familiar air
was played. the audience brokr into
new roux. am» 7.45am
were promptly written down. This:
_ s ream-so" “ior lmén’s resorting
or ’Wfle‘s We: won:
2 new?" came heating‘voettteerew
’39 cheering but much concentra-
on.
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.mehw a... ~2: .. ‘ Jonah "trails“ ’8‘ '
. _ y lend sangfiatcfifiow, "‘9‘?! ‘il “km.
Governor Will Answer
Nominee’s ECrltlcs’st
Clambake This Aft-
crnoon
NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-——'Aroused by
the attacks made on John W. Doris
by Mayor Hylan as well as theAmer
loan Federation of Labor. the Dem-
ocratic leaders have prevailed on
Governor Smith to make what may
be construed as a. reply to these on-
slaughta. This will be done at the
clam bake to be”glven by Franklin
D. .Roosevelt at Hyde Park. Dutch-
ess county. this afternoon.
For the first time yesterday the
Democratic leaders showed cones
over attacks that are being made
the Democratic Presidential candl-
dole. Inasmuch as he has insisted
that he will reveal what he stands
for in his speech or accepmnce. Mr.
Duvls refuses .‘0 depart from the
program he has arranged. The noti-
fication will take place next Monday
at Clarksburg. W'. Va. Meanwhile the
action of ihe labor convention as
well as the indirect attack by Mayor
liylan are receiving great publicity.
To offset this (“advantage Gov—
ernm- Smith is to lake advantageof
, the fact that Mr. Davis will be with
!him at the clam bake today to
I
lexplnlll why he is supporting Mr.
who tried succeeded to a Very en- ; name. This will be regarded as his
keynote speech of the campaign and '
will. it is said. answer organized la—
Sweater
black, 35.
navy and grey, 80c
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DORLoNs
SEAFOOD
umrsvmr GOOD
SERVICE 4* L4 04m
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sole is hing; and the mode
'Handk‘ ”Maine.
will honored-Ltd
Women's silk. ”Modifiable“ is solid :
modes for
August days
, Whether at seaside or mmmtains or at home the
sweater is simple style with a \’ neck plain or with band-
ings in color is worn. it is comfortable, sensible, stylish.
The Vassar sweater loosely knitted in fancy stitch—
shown in canary. buff, Harding blue and rose, is $3.93
Crickett sweaters knitted in ribbed stitch from soft
white wool with green and orange trim or from buff with
Mexico and canary trim, $3.95
Cn'ckett ‘sweaters knitted f mm fine firm wool 'or
heavy staunch yam—white with bright colored trimming
~Harding blue trimmed with orange and black and buff,
with red and. black or grey trimmed with blue and
' Pretty wash fabrics
‘ at special prices
‘ Tissue ginghams in plain color and pretty plaids ‘a‘ll' ‘
checks, 32 inches wide for only 29: yd.
Plain voiles of lovely quality, 40 inches wide, in
sa ‘ on, Nile, receeda pink, light blue, ‘peach, brown,
Stockings and
undemear
" {l‘lie'l‘e warm days male one reall wlsli for a few
extra changes-shells are some reasonab yrprlced.
“ Children’s combinations cf fine nilnsook—zspeclal
Children’s stockings 34 length of mercerise‘d cotton
in black, grey or buck with fancy eufl’ sue
Womal's stockings offlbre silk with llsle top and
shades, 78¢ I r
finalist-arm one of the numerous
fighter discontent that were creep:
133311) at’th‘e headquarters of tin?
Democratic National Committee in
the Murray Hill Hotel. Whereas
’ mum Murray Butler, chairman
1 of the Republican National Commit-
tee, five blocks away, was conferring
Wand making final arrangements for
the conduct of the Republican cam-
paign in the East. the Democrats
The-fact that Thomas D. Chad-
'boume and James W. Gerard. who
lune been mentioned as the possible
chairman of the Finance Committee.
were on hand to call on Mr. Davis.
seemed to lend credence to the be-
lief ihat this matter would be settled.
While the Democrats cannot exist:
glVo any intimation as to where the
speakers hureau will be located and
sentatlve John Tilson, in charge of
the Republican bureau here. acting
under instructions of Chairman But-
ler. made arrangements to carry on
the mail intensive and extensive
speaking campaign ever held in any
Presidential campaign.
The span of life. as was intended.
By living right has been extended
, ,A dozen years or more;
In T806. with water dirty.
The span of life was only thirty—a ‘
Now it reaches forty-four. g
«I’- EI’inklnn' Vegetable
llib-pound Mede'ller Well
and Sims:
ht Bardvn'ck, VermonL—“ Lest
whiter l moot able to do work
2 . It all. I ha beck-
eche, headache.
sideache, and was
don’t
’ So I
and
said I .
me a dozen bottles.
thee done me more good thanvlvien
. ‘ at
here donetoyimclf? Bullock
”micellmmitlwlewgeuble
Compoundthet makesmesowelland
smug. There is noose to suffer-with
becksehe and pains. I will tell every
onewhet it has done or me. "—Mrs.
Peso. Puma, Route . 2, E. Herd-
Hoolwlvestlnsk
e a great mistake
if: a..." . “Mm...” More
we -n .1
them to attend to their household
duties. 98 out oi 100 ro ort
{boy were. benefited by its use. or
sale by drugglsts everywhere.
elm
equipment.
’ Weaving- Hudson’s
sit genuine; full nubil-
lean numaa'wae'.
Compare the difierlmre.
“one his not that)!
killed balloon tirei.g
Both mam and steering
'1 have Been mean,
so see to com tame
." some ca
" tliéi lulu.
The recall is the mini
m coo: nae-rims“ m m 1201:me
are still in a. state of confusion. ‘
COLLEEN MOORE ' 2.
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l sunshine picture, full of happiness and a riot of} ‘_
“Wall Street Blues” A Mack Bennett Comedy; Paths '
who will be in charge of it. 'Repre- v
Meigs’
The Popular Store
SATURDAY
J.B.WARNERin
. “‘WESTBOUND” ‘
East is East and 'West is ‘Wost. \Vcstbound Tells You ;
Which: of America Present— .-
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Closed Car Comforts at EXACTLY Open Car Cost
This Hudson Coach makes history.
sell at exactly open our cost.
And Hudson, alone, can build it. As the lar
closed cars in the world, Hudson satclusiv‘e y holds the advantages to
create this car and this price.
Greatest of All Hudson Achievements
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More than ever. “Closed
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