Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 28, 1922 · page 6

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I‘HE SOUTH NORWALK

EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

the
Man

 

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E. L. & A. L GOLDEN Props 'with a. general trade slump oi‘ almost
SATURDAY, JAN. 28, 1922

 

untitled to the use for publication ol!
.1! news dispatches credited to it or
.ot otherwise ill this paper and also
..ny local news published herein.

I. meets in Masonic building. Soutn‘

min street.
mcll month. July and August except-

Qd. at 8 o'.clock
cordially and fraternally invited.

meets in Masonic Temple. South Main

'trecl,
«ch month at 8 o'clock Jul3
August excepted.
oordi.lll3

new

TOMORROW ' .
High tide 12 0.5 a. 111.. 12 .07 p.111.
Sun rises 7 :08, sets 5- 0:5.

The Associated Press is exclusively

 

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BLASONIC DIRECTORY.

 

Old Vl'ell Lodge. No. 108 F. and A. right

lst and 3rd Tuesday of

All Master Masons
wage
ROB’l‘. J WALSH. W. M.

RUPERT M WILCOX. Sec'Y.

 

tllate

Butler Chapter No. 38. R. A. NI.

Mot

the 2nd and 4th Tuesdms of
stand

and
All R. A. Masons
and fruiernally invited.
CLARENCE A. BROWN.

1‘. S. LYON Secretary

art.
for a.

 

 

It doesn't seem to have done Mr. lent.

more \‘en t uresomo

Sir Harold Bowden.

does not believe that trade is bad be-
cause

lunprecedented gravity
keeping his vvorks going and doing his
business right along and building a.

statement

perhaps Sir Harold is right.
general

his plants.
his manufacturing profit
persuaded the workers to help along
the reconstruction game by taking a.

fulives of an industry
They have appealed to Congress

eign-mude films. The American pub-

lic. which has seen some of those for-
eign pictures and found them excel-

idicament.

—' _‘-;
—

ut‘acturers' and Traders'

“people cannot buy.’ In the

of widespread u nemployrnent.

Sir Harold is or two

than

of employing 'abroad

capable-
He intends soon

factory

 

that people cannot

cordingl3. His own experience cou- however.
“Allt rgigtieoéifiuzrecafiigz 3.8812233! pied with that of various manufac-
a c turers in this country. suggest that
When

buying slumped. he started
in to deflate. He reorganized

sacrificed 50 per cent of
and then

reduction. As a result. he is

The
the boom are going broke.

__..___-—-—-—.———'—————'—
THE FHA! TARIFF

ion picture producers now

self-convicted as the represen-

l’nstend of an

gently.

high protective tariff on for-

 

cold "

- There is no tum! against the slick. pretty.
“'HY TRADE IS BAD 'en drama. the music. literature or art'foolls
presment or of the rest of the world.
“thigh C’Cle and Motorc3cie appreciation of foreign works in these
L nion, fields are supposed to benelit our own

It is just possible that American
films need a little competition.
haV-e been much criticised of late for
mom reasons. There have been one

which critics have pronounced better
an3thing
But on the whole the pic-
tux-es made in Italy. France and Ger-~
to launch 8' new lightweight motor-Imam. are considered better than the
cycle as he says. "on a foreign mnr- general
ket which has been under-selling Brit-
ish manufacturers for more than a.

run or those made in the
United States.

Competition may necessitate dollar
tion of some motion picture salaries
Bus‘MS’ "‘9“ MW been mesmer‘iand also of the high handed attitude-

ized. he declares. by the ort- repeated.toward the gazing public.
buy- no members of the movie constella-

and industr.‘ and COmmerce 5‘1“" 3° ,tion are reduced to actual starvation.

this sol-t can be looked upon with
more favor than alarm.

———-——---—-O-———---—~
EXPENSIVE BUT COLD
“We wish you to look pretty and
warm, not expensive and cold."
these words Dartmouth college men
conclude their annual invitation migration
their young wonlen friends to attend ‘
the winter sports which are an an-
busy and prosperous while competi-‘nual feature in their college flfe_
tors who hung on and tried to perpe- letter odeooter woolen m“-
tens and socks. high overshoot or
boots. and warm head covering.
saw you at last carnival." it chides
"stand in the snow in pumps,
silk stockings and a fur coat. We
were sorry~—ond you did not look as
happy as you tried to. So remember
that there will be snow. that yen will
have to stand in it. and that it will be!

The girls who go to the Dartmouth
is inclined to smile unsympu- frolic are not the only ones who need luck but most any woman would risk
theticali3 at the mOVie makers"pre- to be reminded that to look "expens- the bad luck if she could have the
“we" is not necessarily to look either‘pearls.

Study and

Thev once.

American- -made pictures

brought in from

tton. What—-

almost
So long as

considerable deflation of

 

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age it.

 
 

or well
h virgins on every hand are
making- the same mistake daily
every community.

 

..o—‘----—-‘-
THE T‘VENTY-FOO’I’ ROAD

The twent3- foot road as a mini—,
mum for main American highways is fore he W011” be permitted 1° em-
ono of the propositions favored at the bark
road modem- co‘hvegtion in Chicago Department has notified the Treasury firm of Root. Clark. Buckner A H m.
It is only one of many important rec-
ommendatio‘na made at the gathering. ,comply with this; request Further-
but it is especially deserving of atten- ,more it is likely that the present reg— purchase. it was learned that w: m- l,
the policy oriniation which requires the applicant and papers of the compam are to l»: .3
ample width should not be confined to prove the object of his businessi turned over to the I nited stamps AL

to the main road. but should include million will be abandoned, since it ill iorney' 3 office here ,
not? considered nemry. Cases cr-

is! more,

ever surgace pared. for in
these days to pave any ”road nee-ma
automatically to

 

dressed. _A host of!

The "State
in

It is too bad the

It is $10 at present.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘amm BACK To NORMAL.
Department
steps to simplify and so far as pos-
sible to remOVc passpoat restrictions.
'wholesome counsel of the Dartmouth and it seems probable that the pass

men cannot reach this larger audl- port fee will be materialh, reduced

been a. regulation that an applicant!
for passport. would lime to certify:
that he had paid his income tax bc- quir3 ll(rc.
It is reported that the State

Department that it can no

 

 

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quired by law.
John E. Joyce. Mr.

Heretoi’ore it has

longer
Magneto Com pan V.

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' Boson PLANT SALE
WILE BE SIFTED

Continued from Page Ninr

Hulwilrvi's '

assistant will have charge m

He Said _\'85[0l‘(1a) (hm »

was not at liberty to discuss 1‘1» .. ‘ ‘ -
From Emor: R Buckmr oi thl l.“ .. . ' “

land. counsel for the American [ ... .
formed after in

Mr Buckner said that the company "a“ "i‘ "-2?
hard feeling have been reported re— would welcome a thorough imesligq. , H I ‘
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may because tourists on some of the ti’on that would for all time n. "

 

 

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heavy-travelled class. Atlantic liners have been compelled ghost" of charges of fraud in connmu . m...“ ‘r‘ l
The narrow road is costly in Origin. to pay from no to $75 to cover the tion with the sale ‘ . m.- .- "in .
at construction for the service that it cost of mm!!! and visas. The Regarding stories bemg (...-0mm... 'f‘, f' ‘ :.. m '2
renders. It wears out faster than State Department proposes to cut. out .that gram“ E Kern. the pumhawr m m. ....fl ‘
the wider thoroughfare.— The”“weur ml the red tape Which has hegemore is a (Bel-man and hence was not leg”: , 0‘ ' ’ H2 r 3.,
on vehicles is greater because of the hampered tnwveieri abroad. and this 1y entitled to buy the plum. Mr. ijk_ 43"" 3‘ *l- hm. r
continual dropping of! into. the rats 01'; is one more step in the direction of nor said he felt certain no court “on” V»- ~' ,
rubble at the side in turning out. R ommon sense. Every day under this disturb the present title to the proper ; \
is dangerous because of tmflio con- Administration mallards a step toward ty miafly since Kern subsequemn 1 N“D‘HCAL TEAM”
Sooner or later it unions! normalcy. , resold his interest. except for a hand i "‘ “W'Vlmx- 33;
has to be widened. and experience ml of shares he holds as a director. m“ P « 'm- m. ....
:88 Drgeldathat 3;“: cost?! 51138 mag, PROTFMSE GOVERNMENT ’ “h” 8' Srhml m b:
“'0“ . "5 °° ° “ e ”8 'Gm's Noam GEN-TEE PAREVT— ' " ‘""“"an* Bum -
wide enough at the sun-t- n is the purpose of the Depot-truest. TEACHERS nusmxo. 0' ”‘” “’ch- min“
The very building of a road presup- of Justice .to recover money ii toi (an n (ham mam].
poses 3‘ YD"amt-085“iféZnégggaetowglrhcod‘i: ’wnr contracts whenever it can bei Parents of pupils who attend the Iliad 12,:f5‘dgnlrd HZ "iii"!i
not the “8“an policies on lost "I, .shown there was sateen payment or North Center school gathered last A MM? ‘ . 07'1”"
the vision or length and target the" that the Government was defrauded. evening for a Parents-Teachers meet- 3.3... (mg: Mg
other great essential to sure and free one of the first of that clamor cases lug there between 7 and 3 o'clock WWW.“ ...; if (an ..
me upon an road—width take filed is against the Wright Aero- and‘witaemd the working of an ac— whip: m u “rd
3’ ' upla'ne Company. The suit. is the re. ma! school session. 5pm 0 ‘ ‘33-" .,
-—-————-———O—-—-—-—-—-— suit of a long investigation conducted Brief addresses were giwn by Mrs. pom. . .and h “hm” 11
They say that the much-talked M by Demrtmmt of Justice vulcials. Frank Goodyear. Mrs William Raw. m.- . ‘ p “"1sz
Russian pearl necklace brings but and seeks to recover overpayment-s Superintendent of Schools George V. and 3.. Mafia"? ‘ 1*:
for aircraft. Buchanan. and Superfisor Dan'ri m—poo- . .....ngm “Lid.
—-—-—-——-—-—4—=———————-— Green and other umbtl‘s of tin aV'all. ».
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THE BO', _ ON
ANNUAL WINT R CLEAR

BEGINS MONDAY 1‘ < ‘ O » NI
Be On Hand Early Monday Morning. Do Not Miss This Great Money Saving Opportun-
ity. Tremendous Stocks.

THIS YEAR THE Bl

Wonderful Values

 

 

 

 

 

 

Extra Special—500 Full Size
Double Bed Plaid Blankets
Blankets
l'i\il‘.‘l iillc quality 'flllli hill-13 lmllllll

il-ulllall‘
i’llil'

I'iitil‘,

\ililll'.

 

Extra Special—The Genuine
Fruit of the Loom Muslin

+14%c

1.000 Full Size Bleached Bed
Sheets

. ......... . ...... . 6%

2.000 42x36 Pillow Cases—Full
Bleached

. ....... ..... 24c.

5,000 Yards Dress Gingham
“'51.: 250
A yard

i‘dlii Vlll’li VV'illc
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Spl‘l-izli

t'il-i'll

 

SIM-villi
(‘lli'il

 

 

Feather Ticking

l-‘m'mcr price 75c yard.
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1,000 Full Size Plaid Bed
Blankets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Veryl good quality; regular $4.00
\‘8119. - .
pair . . I ............. $2550
Crochet Bed Spreads
Full size, 1
Sale Price ......... €59

 

Full Bleached Table Damask
Sale Price ‘ 5%

yard
4,000 Yds. 36-in. Unbleached

Sheeting .
12%c

Good heavy quality.
\‘l-l'y Special—yard; .-
100 Dozen of’Bleached
Turkish Towels

 

 

illit‘ Pine
(lll‘il .......

Extra Special—Standard Qual-
lty 27-in. Outing Flannel
\Vllill‘ (ll'
ft‘i'i.
31ml

i'lliill‘llli.
\‘ailll' ”lilo.

E \‘l‘l'_\’ )‘il l'li [my-

3
1150
Yard Wide English Long
Cloth

l‘ i .lll V' :1] il‘ 1(1)": ‘(1
pil cc. lSale pl‘l‘clc. . . . . $1069
25-lb. White Japanned Flour
Canisters
-980

[lc -gll12lr price $1. 2.).
Rotary Ash Sifters

Sale Price . .
Heavy galvanized iron.

...............

 

 

 

will fit. any

size ash barrel. Re ular rice
$3.25. {2 D
Sale Price . . ........ $2.79

 

Galvanized Iron Ash Calls ’

Large size, corrugated sides, regular

price $2.25.

Sale Price . . . ...m. .;. . $1.45
Universal Bread Makers

No 4, will make from four 'to six

loaves of bread Regular price

$3. 25.

Sale Price .......... $2.69
Extra Special—Rome Copper,
Nickel Plated Tea Kettles
With bent spout. Regular price

-.$2 25

Sale Price ”$1 0'69
O’Cedar Oil Maps

For polishing and dusting.

Regular price $1.00.. . . .

 

 

 

79!:

No. 8 Steel-Gray Enamel Tea
Kettles

Wearever Aluminum Sauce-

 

Regular price $1.25.
Sale Price . . . . ..

 

{1 quart size. Regular price

 

Pans
39c

MaVis Talcum Powder
Sale Price . . . . . . . .

Prophylactic Tooth Brushes

500 size ................

m35c

regular 75c value

.... -.........49c

5, 000 Yds. Fine Quality
Percale:

Regular 25c grad;
Sale Price, yard . .. .. 141513

iv-————--——-—-———-—-—-q

32-inch Corduroys
in all the popular shad-es. Regular

$1. 25 value. 79c

Sale Price, V'ard

 

 

36 Inch Rkjall Silk

An excellent wearing fabric for
blouses. dresses, etc. Regular
price $1. 25.

95c

36-inch All Silk Duvetyu

Regular price $5. 98. $4 69
o

Sale Price
54-inch AIPWON Vélo‘fll's
.Re’gular $3.98 quality. Benoit, brown

and navy blue

Sale Price .............

 

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Sale Price ...

 

Shott-Leag‘t’h’soffiihdl bank

‘fiBSIuII‘NflflS
In neat figured item
to 598 yard 1»! 8; Values kg;

Sale Price ...........

All Silk Popims

In street shades only. Regular price

 

Sale Price‘yard

 

850. Sale Price . . . . . ..

 

$249 ....$1

 

 

Toilet Articles at Clearance
Prices
l’ulmuliV'c Snap
~l rakes . ................ 27c
Kolynos Tooth Paste
Sale Price ............. 18c

White Dressing Combs, 8-inch size:

1

:All “colors

Black only item: 3490 a m

szkkl’

 

40-inch Silk and Cotton Can-
ton Crepe

“‘ilill‘ am] Harding:
Regular price $1.98.
Sale Plumb-yard .

llilll- nlli}.

$1.00

$2.00 44-inch All Wool Navy
Blue French Serge

Sale Price . ........$l.39

36-inch Aledo Silks

A beautiful soft finish fabric that

looks silk: regular price 3

500. Sale Price. yard . . . 9c
36-inch Cotton Plaid Skirtings
In many pretty combinations; “regu-

l 69 .
SiatiepIPEice-E3'arti . . . . . . . 39¢
54-inch All Wool Tweed
Coatings

Ill black and white mixture. Regu-

lar $3. 49.

Se le?r17i’;i3ee—-yard . n . $1.99
36-in. Changeable Taffeta Silks
All the new spring shades; regular

price $3. 25. 1'9

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.Women’s Long 'Wrist Chamoi-

40—inch Canton Crepes

all the popuidl on]

$2. 49

Women’s . Burson Hose

Soft and ('lepeV
m‘s: reclllal plil't’ $3
Sal c Price

Medium weight, seamless: black,
cordovall. Regular price

29c

Women’s All Wool Ribbed
Hose

Fancy clmks values up to $2.50.

-1
09¢.

Sale Prjcc ........

 

f’ff‘f‘... .. ..... $1.79
Lot of Women’s Hand

Odd
‘ Bags

Velvet and leather, silk lined. fitted

with frame and mirror, value from

$3.98 'to $5.50 $1.25

Sale Price
Woolen Gloves

F or men, boys and children.

To close out at, pr.-.,. .

 

..35c

 

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Sale Price
40-inch ‘Boronct’&tins
Beautiful lustrous $5311.3er

larpricefiss.
Sal‘ei’i'ice ......u...

Sit-“hid Al wan Tricofine

 

 

This Sale

yard (......mn...

 

Gmmsm
3mm

and illicit," in short

lengths; regular $2.75. 'Po clean
up in this ‘

 

mm Black Chili-mange

 

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Beautiful high-.- lustrous 011 h
iar$200 value 1‘8
Sale Price ,.

«- $2. 25.

colors to choose from. Reguhi' ~-

 

£1300 worm (coats made (if novelty

$598“

wanted colors and styles for every
mag-an.

And two clasp, silk lined; regular
Sale Price, pair . ... . . .$1.25

Women’s Hanlfite‘rciiiefs
Plain “white, hemstitch‘ed initial;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Winter Sums
,\ ElNHi ”xx ' ‘ ii ‘
‘lliHl' >1) ---
(in 1‘l'L' elf“
(1V‘lii‘ilill'l' \

1’1‘1l'l'\

Big Clearance of Dresses

High m .1“ 1 ...-ml
Hl‘iilfl\. 1A?” ‘j 5::
apprnpl'ial-l »
shrine WW? 8" 98
Sal:- i’rlmu 0'

$6.98 $14“?

Dress Shirts

Neal models mm
and styles 1ii.t'

good range of- - F ”i 1“}Aifu‘;

binatious to 1'1» ‘ m. Re.

$5.00 to $101M $2 98
ST 98 '

$4.98.

Children’s Flanneiette Dl'fi‘
ing Gowns

High neck and 1H ‘ “‘9‘
6 to 14 3ear<. 11' 1” pma

Sale Price ........
Women’ s Flannelette ”JG“:
Heavy quality, in m: :3; pink
blue stripes. Regular price

£32 98 1.79-

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price 35c 156

Sale Price—head: ...”...

 

 

coatings «mam
Regular price $515.

Sale Price .........
smart Winter models, in all the

818.93, 98, 8,
m. Florin-E37- prgdgat I

 

Flannelette Dressmg 53W

 
 

sale Price
__1_______,,,_..
Mn Wool Scarfs ’

In many Pretty coin: combmfitwfi-

Regain price $3 95, I»

Sale Price .... . .
MI.

Odds and Ends of Sweat”,

.3 big assortment of “1199
colors. Former P“ (‘9
$19.00.

Sale Price _ ........

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

ill-$493

 
 

 

 

 

rid Pat
R92”?

 

 

 

A Wide variety of
terns to choose is

price $1.75.

Sale Price .......

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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