Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 3, 1922 · page 13

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Bebe Daniels is not only a star in

the "moVucs." but she is regarded as
a star at speeding her motorcar She
is one of t“ I). most prominent motion
picture actresses of today. This is one
«If her lctest pIctures, In which she is
“rearing her I-IdIng habit. such as l8
'dmrn in the WIrm countries.

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THE R IGHT THING

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'I RIGHT TIME
s, MARY MARSHALL DUFFEB

 

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“'I'l‘ll THE FORK

No rule Is an genot‘ni. which admits not
“0!“? (‘\'1'[)i‘(t".4‘ llrlliorl il'tl‘lutl

ltIII'T llll‘ fork I'I'illt‘i" II mind
; III-:Ii of t'IHlli'UVI‘l'iy, and on thin
I subject tho \u-ll-hrvd iIII;|i\h
' 5'." I‘SI'II ill\\II_\\' disugrt'I-s \xith thv upli-
‘I‘I-I-d .\merlI-IIII who is u" _\'I-t ulIIIIn-
nun-II try ltritish notions. Tho ling-
.I'I-JIIIIIIII in<|\t\' Unit the fork. when
Mum] with the IIII-nt I-onrw, should nev-
fi'r II? lukl'll I'I'uni thI- lot‘t hnnIl. nud
that It should he iwld niwms tInI'q
II'IIIWII; u'hilI- the III'I-I'ugc \I'cll-hi'cd
American SI-IIII no lI:IrIu III uhlt‘thn: it
In) his right lIIIIId “hon llt' l~I using It
(In convey fowl fI'IIIII hi< pinto to hi“
nmnlh, and lil turning it Iiilt‘S nmwr-
.:mst when he finds thIIt most (‘on'n-nl-

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wait \thn III- till." lid»: tho Iil‘ilish-
«m- snys he ix- Il\lIILf III-I fut'h’ like a
‘-~lm‘vei. and thi< III thI In unpnrdon-
trifle.

'TIIP filt‘t Ht‘t'ill\' III he [hilt the Brit-
l‘fll mode Ix‘ \ltl'l'llillllfl' Iind thnt III
"zany, If not Inmt. hoarding III-hunk,
where good lll'IIIlII‘I’\‘ III‘I‘ [wish-d on
Is mnI-h fl\ II‘Iw-III-II or English :IIIIlf

ulther nIIII'c than Ill‘iililllt‘lli' IInIl gimm-
rzaphy. tho Briti~h \vny with the fork
Is Insistml Ilpnn lint t‘t‘lllt‘llllN‘r thut
“re In authority for IIIItlI methods,
mi that ”Hwy “'1‘” lIrI-II pvrsonq Iire
mm Ill? MN“ “'1'” iII'I'Il lII-I-IIIHO tiIIIy
fling to Ilit‘ .NIIII-I'II-IIII method.

But hmu-w-r you the your fork. #00

that you don‘t I'luII-h It too grovdily,

Wiikowisuw-I- thut Ion do not ('I'Ilill '
the fork “llil I'IIIIII \\Ith tho- IIIIi IIt' tin~ I

knife. It I~I I'\il‘I‘lIlI‘l)‘ awkward ntIIl
hm! mnnnmw in Inc the fork III: II
mshcr In outing potatoes and otIIIIr
Ltgetnhies. I'I-II <III>IIIII simply dI-IIIrh
I; bit of thI- IIIItIIIII by means ot‘ the
all! of thc- fork, nnd carry this to
at: month “IthIIut I‘I'Iwhlnz It lmth-on
like tines. NI-I't-r put more on thc
Mk than you «Inn tnke In one month
M Some l'l'i‘NUllJ you know tukc II
We morecl «In tho t'ork ut oncv, mid
“hm take It in tun mouthfuls: ut once.
“in Is a small InIIttPr, hut It l< UIII‘
a those IIIIII- thing-I that ('IIImtltuic
m tnblo Inunimrs.

Never uw- thu t'IIrk In ordnr to reach

‘M unythlm: that In not on )our own f

“hie. If I'IIIIII IQ cnrx-cd to you on
carving (lishvd, thvre almnhl he sprv-
fine spoon: or fut-Iva, IIuII you should
Mp yonI'RI-lt‘ hv mean: of the-S10 just
a you would In your own home, if
. an hrcnd plute Is an: of roach the
m Ill-nIIIIIuI-rwl per-Inn sometimes
”(has it by umnna of hlq fork,

Some pl‘l'StIIlS form-t that wlmn the J

M in lint Il"lllilll_\' In u-Ic conveying
M to tho IllUIllh unit It must Iw laid

~ ms the ninth. it should not slmpiy

; h lald with the prong“ I'I‘Sllnfl' on the

l Site, much loss should It he held In
I‘M—nun Home 'pni‘snnu, whcn they
“Sh butter on [mtnliws Ill' other “‘28-
files. take it from tlwlr hutter plates
h means of mu fork. If thew Is: no
'httt‘r knife, Ihcn tho rcgniur knife
Mid be need. (In no account should
the fork Iw mod for this purpow,

l“t)p)ll£{hlt
~7—-‘()

Bad Man.

Mr. Silvcr I “'qu rcnilinz tho other
(Say that thI‘rI- urt- eight hundred ways
d cooking tiniuiOM.

'Ilrs. SHI~I~I‘~Y0§?

Mr. Sllccn -\\'oll, Iny rlcnr. don't you
' fink If you tI‘II-II hard, you could learn
u of them?

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A LINE 0’ CHEER

By John Kendrick Bangs.

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'EN as you save your dollars
for
Tomorrow's need In fullest
store
'Twu; , Pll liicewiso to put awa
, fiomdfi‘grtht- sunshine of today ,V .
To use In sum;- dark hour of sorrow
flat pomdhly may come tomorrow.
gmow this to be good {or I
, days when woe came stalking by
we found relief from troubles ll
,7 gray
memorII-s at yesterday.
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Established 1868

KRIEGER .& CO. I

29-31 \V. “’ASHINGTON STREET Q l I

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We Wish to Announce T hat'
OUR YEARLY

tie-Hall Price Sale . ~

Will Commence !
T omorrow at 9 a. m.’

This yearly half price sale given to the public, has been greatly ap-
la1<rely attended in past seasons.
our inventory-Ave find as usual that the profit for the year lies in our I
So we iind it good business policy to reduce this profit 50%

pi en iatcd and ver

StOL‘k on hand.
and give our customers

To our paid up customers we will extend the privilege of our easy
payment charge account during this sale.

‘Ielow you’ll find a practical list of what you may buy for half their
former prices—a great many garments will be sold for less than the for-
mer prices—having deducted 33 1-3 per cent. from the actual cost, bring-
in g everything down to below present market values.

the advantage of great bai gains.

 

 

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Put on these Victor Danccs

to them!
fox trots by organizations that put spring;

the laziest feet. Two mcdlcy VialIZCS (If in g - 0
days that will fetch Old— Timer out of} Ii: c, If

Plenty of‘ class” lcu .piII

slippers and get him into pumps. lus I :l
sparkle, lips Viill laugh, hearts beat high .
feet discover new cadences.

hly Sweet Gal—Fox Trot
All Star Trio and Their OIIhc<II I
I m Laughing All the Time—Fox 'lmt:
All Star Trio and Their Orchc III
Gypsy Blues—Fox Trot
Paul \‘N hiteman and His Oichccti I
W hen Buddha Smiles—INch. Fox 1 rot
I'- Paul Vi hiteman and His Ol‘ClICSlII
Just a Little Loxc Sonngox Trot
Paul \\ hitcman and His Ol‘Clleli

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Granny, You’re iNIy \lammy s lNlanmn
Ir ——~Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra
All That I Need Is You—Fox Trot
Wavy-m - Club Royal Orchestra
I Want lle lNIammy—lNIIandy ’N’ INic—
" Fox Trot I:- I-. Smith’s Orchestra
Stealing—Fox Trot “1:. ‘
Joseph C. Smith and His Orciicstri
Popular Songs of Yesterday—\lcd. VI ai 17.
t No. 1 ~ Hackel— Bergé Orchestra ;
Popular Songs of Yesterday—Med. VI a ltzJ‘ ‘ ’
. No. 2 Hackcl-Berge Orchestra

Get these Victor Recorde before Lent cums
around. W“ T ""p m‘ "“‘

A. 'J. Collins CO.

70-72 North Main Street

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clow You Find a Partial
List of Bargains:

Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, all sizes; Men’s and Boys’ Suits, all sizes;

Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, 8 to‘ 18; Boys’ Crampton Corduroy Suits, 8 to
18; Men’s and Boys’ Mackinaws, Men’s and Boys’ Sweater Coats, Men’s two
piece Ribbed Underwear, Women’s and Misses’
, Misses’ Tailored Suits, Women’s and Misses’ Sweaters, Little Girls’ Coats,
6 to 14; Silk and Georgette Blouses, LadieS’ and Misses’ Serge Dresses, La-
dies’ and Misses’ Street Dresses Made of Gingham; Fur Scarfs, Chokers,

and Muffs, Marabou Boas for Spring.

And Many Other Bargains
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iIIgIIIInI$223tII$195 at .................

Iormvr priI'Is 98c and $1.73. no“ ................

Specials

\N‘omcn‘s \\‘nul Hosv in a Vuli' '} “‘- >i.\"’> AUG I” I'""

ThOSII consist of broken litw> and HII‘ VIII-II Hum II I -

Extra lie-In) i-‘IIII-I'ed VI’SIS ant: l'.;nt<, 9.7.09 3: Jill) i: I
Size 38, SLCO. and 42, $1.25

Short Flannvicttc Kinionas I‘I‘tl'ii't‘ti Iorm $17M: .Illtl 4‘. ;’I
(‘hildrvn‘s \\‘m'en Wool imgzpinya black. hint: bIIIxxn ~I2Il .

inlzints Felt Slippers 75C. now I
Short Fianneicttr Skirts $100, now ...,,..

Hickory Rubbvr Baby Pant», 5W. now ,.

And many othvr nriiciv ~‘ SIIQIIIIII‘, {nit-Id.

J. I. Mallette

88 “’ashington Street

 

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Coats, Women’s and

 

Daily Service Between New York & N orwaih

. Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds 01 Tran:

Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294

 

portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work

New York omce, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059

 

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On Women’s and Misses Coats, Dresses, Suits and Mfllinerff

33 South Main Street

 
 

CLEAN UP SALE

Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS

ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO

FLOWERS. ' SEEDS '
‘ All Occasions

" k ts, Jardiniereg, Aquariums, Artificial Flower-
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Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes, Every Description

 

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