WHINESDAY. FEB. 22, 1922
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(‘ONFER WITH
MAYOR BARTON
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III-:IRING ON “-
BUILDING LINES
t I 'iIIIu-d from First Page.
l3 f-I‘Ilrirv 29th.
I l'.itr~I'ann protnslI-d againut al—
‘L' ‘lli- I'llilllgl’ Sinilliz‘ that h('
I ‘Ix lIoIIs.- iII lillL‘. tlIc liIII~ “"lS
mw-lwl III 11']; and that he
“chi tlI:It Illi- lilll‘ shtllllil lu‘ “Vi-ll
, .
I . “ho spokv- III favor of tho
low “I ll' \ttoIlII-v l‘Ie-I-IIHIII Light
old, 'Y‘IillIL: _\l'I's .l'llllil' Ainswortll:
' IViv John F ll\\\wi'. rI-prcsvnting
. lilll l. who has I-Ilrf'hnsf‘d a. lOt
“I llI.- vornlr oi‘ l“U'lllll Sti‘(‘t‘[ and
33.3; liti'li'i"? lzobcrt Thompson OF
' .. \.. I and l\llli:IIII Mcyalmn of
' .rirounl Illsll‘ll‘l. who {I'Jl\t‘ {Isa his
m-Iiw' "I \I .ll llll ill tl.:It llll'i" was
Sv-IIII- Im-sll-Iilt) that the lIIIr had iii-0n
I>l.lllll~-‘I‘ It i" I lliill> illv'ualh. hint that
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. ivnillllfilllq :I lirivl' lil'tlllfll.’ \i'Ixor
om... unii .IIItlIOIiznl to SI-ll a SIN-71m
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.;..-'\ ol‘ lllt' highway
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t\t HIN'I’HRTIUV “I” lil'l‘lll'AVlA
\\ i'l‘l! POLANT).
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I loll iii» poliqri natl'mnl
‘I'I: llll' \on :I prom-salon was
lull IIInrv-hwi to the catiwdrzil.
Il""l lib-hop itrxnis-wiervki.
" «r.- lilo! and :i formvr
~ Sal-vr .ronounce-d the benc-
le lunllnh quotml from the
UI“ Know of Horodln. of thl>
I-rmirlinz for the original
|"I .lllv.’ and Lithuania.
-~-olmion lust passion! accepts
ll'l" Polish constitution of
Ml Iwnuliaws all Russian or:
.ll‘il'ii'i claims. .v - ‘_
will l‘llllt's for ( i'l-l'll\v"
fills it .Iiln‘tz IIIaII.
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LONDON FOG BAcK on 108 a»...
CltSZen of Big City Seeretty Proud of
“(bat VISItors Univeraally Denom-
inato a Nmsancc.
The "London particular." the blind-
ing. choking. Solid, yollou‘ fog. the
In tidrvilur's pride and tlw visitor‘s de-
xpalr. has come hack into its own.
l.uIIIlOII's fog is not the Soft, moist.
xl‘ny mist that hangs ovcr an American
vii) in wet wcather. it"hmy he abso-
l.I'vl_v dry or us not as rain itself. It
lull} ciln‘iop nil of London, a blanket
that rrcmles unwillingly. stop by stop.
a pedestrian Rthiil’lt‘t‘S.
it may envclop who or a dozen see-
lillilx. \i’hs‘n it may he sel'n in the dis-
:l>
, lung-c, [Hill is Sit-ppm! into us definitely
\ \\ llt'I)
lllP'
I'ivture “'ill HI"
and.
Slialmni
t
3* ma- SIPI-s into :i doorway.
WhIIlvn-r llu- real “London partlcu~
lars" lll.‘il‘:ll“ll'l', it is :1 rval fog; and
it mmcs (ruins stop or slow to
u nervous crawl and slrvct traffic is all
hut hnlicd.
'l‘l.c London fog comes with the
nulunm nnd curly \\'llllt'l', when tires
IIrc llgiItcd lll 2.000.000 fireplaces and
lllc hlli'lke is ulminlc to ponctrute the
clouvh. For smeral years there had
not lll‘L'li much fog; la~l year there
“us almost none. This ycar it is back,
:lll’l the Londoncr. cumin: it when it
main-s him an liléll‘ lulu for “‘urk, sc-
rrI-zly hugxx it to breast—he
Iouldn't help it if lIi- “unicd to«and
Lzlouts on'r _it its part of ill) hcritage.
_\'o our lulu“; \‘lii‘rL' il passed its Vu-
; ration.
MANY ADULTS TOY WRECKERS
lli.\
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: Fathers, Mothers, and Uncles, All Too
Fond of Trifling With the Chil-
l dren's Playthings.
I
Fathers lIII-l llllt‘lt‘\' have always
IIIlIde it u IIrIIIlin'e to play with little
Willie's llli'l‘lliillll'lll toys at Christmas
[llllt’ until they were broken, frequently
lu-Imliltug Willie to look on merely,
“‘llilq- u grunt) of adults manipulated
iln- In}\ all l‘hrlstnms duy.
llul “hut llxIIIpi-ncd to little \Vlllle
“I“ [H nothing to the wrongs prac-
lilwl lly Iuollwre who have purchased
“ulkllu; dolls for their little girls.
A little girl “how family had been
making colircly unsuccessful efforts
to ('iilll'i‘Ill Ilm unleult-Ilde presence
ll: ill" holm- of u unlktng doll came
out \\llh the whole history of the case
one O‘H'llillg.
“Are you going: to Show her the
walking doll?" She asked wistfully,
illlll(‘llllilg a dinner guest as the "her"
in thstion.
ll‘uihcr tlllll mollmr looked at each
other uglllh‘t. Thcnreticully the little
girl was not suppowd to know there
“as n walking doll in the house until
Sunni (‘luus lllli‘litlllt'!‘(l them. Tact-
full)‘ they ignored the quex‘tinn.
"Bedtime, dour," suggested mother
swvctly.
llllt tho little girl hmi reached the
Phil of IIar (-IIIiIIriIlII'I'.
turned to the guest:
“They play with it every night after
[go to lwd." she \lulll-vl.
Desperately she
Lloyd George's Jokes on Himself.
“’iIilt iI:I~' ~ll\i~Il Lloyd tlvorge is his
of humor. ll» kxnms how to
lunch IIt lIiIIN-lt. lli~ fiivorlle story——
now ll l'lll‘SliililW\\tiS ot‘ the man who
uncri II drouliim: person in the
'I'IIIIIIIIN (Ind cxplullled. “Yes—I
jlillllN'll in nt‘lI-r himflgot him by the
III-ck tupwd lIlIII on-r and found be
\\':I~III't Lloyd George—unit Ult‘n I
IAIlll-d him out." HIS nI-xt favorite is
of the old Welsh furlllt'i‘ who walked
Innny IIIllcS in (iriirt-letll, where Lloyd
llw-u. "l'III going to have a
look at liiivill.” said this admirer.
"lluvid‘s‘ now u great man." “Why
)t‘i, ln- gots £5,000 a year!" answered
lll'~l friend. The farmer looked
lhouglitl‘ulll' and replied—“it's not the
[31le 11 your that Inntters. Our Da-
Vltl llvos nnnr the plie."——-P. W. Wilson
In World‘s Work.
Sv‘ll‘U‘
til-org»
‘
"While You Wait."
“Repairs while you wait" may be
uxplulned in more ways than one. ac.
cording to II Jrfi‘ersonvllle business
man, who lmd discovered a meaning
lw hnd not thought of at first. He
took a pair of shoes to a shop that
:ltht'l‘llSt'tl “something different in re-
pairing.“ and promised the Job “while
you wuit." The business man said he
did not wish to- wait but would call
hour. It wnsmot until the third visit
that he got. the shoes. He was in-
i-lim-«l to become sarcastic but checked
himself, looknd thoughtfully at the
sign and rt‘lllul‘kl‘dllt’) himself, as the
light broke: “Well, I \vuited."—In-
diumipolis News.
4
Has a Right to Bite.
\Vlmt Sllnll he the penalty for a sto-
len kiss? Froude tells of a celebrated
I-usc three-quarters Of n century ago.
low": “in 1537 Mr. Thomas Suvar-
lund brought it" action against Miss
l'ilroliue \Villiulus. who had bitten a
lié‘ri'ntlflill was: llt'qlllllt‘ll and the judge
laid it down that ‘Wllcn u man kisses
llltL: his nose it' she so
Milnnukcc Sentinel.
”nilllt‘ll tn
twist-if"
She Remembered.
{usemnry “In- .four ycars old and
“as lll\\il_‘v'.\’ inquisitive. One «lay her
mother was sum-ping and a curious
looking insci't run from beneath the
rug. ill-r IIIotlII-r'told her it was a
“liIOuSIInd-lczucd worm."
About a \w-ck lxiter Rosemary was
drawing Some picturcs. Her mother
'l'nckpd Will" the drawing was supposcd
to he. {osvnmry said:
or. don‘t you know. It's a picture of
other day."
DFLARMF. CASE POSTWNED.
with.,xhe murgcr
Raoul. Oils 1;,” f
«m .
we?!” ~
g '5
LIONTREAL. Feb. 21.—Preiiminary
hearings in the case all? the Rev. Ade- .
lard Delorme. Catholic priest charged 7
of his half—brother. '
‘ ”<2... «Run-J 4&9; MM«\W AMM- - ME“
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lg THURSDAK AND FRIDA} l:
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t‘ A stut‘)’ that .xhou‘x what ii ,‘xillll'l' \- He did for a husband who :\
i: lll‘t‘tlt‘tl her sacrifice . 9 ‘3! M
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,I llcvcuhu: tllc tawnmllug: Inc of llii‘ tilmous stars of lllt‘ "l
‘ operatic stagc t.
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:I- Sparkling with luxur)~ and filslllllll! (ilmvhu.r warm With great [A
S lIIx‘plI‘li’I;r lovc . ' V
V ' ' l'
.. (,ast Includes Theodore Koslofl’ and Mahlon II
Hamilton II.
t.
SATURDAY
Allothcl' \ViIIIIiIILr llollllic Fililtul‘c Bill with
Ben 'l‘urpiu‘s Latest
“LOVE AND DOUGHNUTS” Q
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Bountiful new sport footwear, new styles and patterns,
uttI-aclivc color combinations now in our display of advance
Spring.y Fashions. '
Plenty of hcigo, nude and Sponge, the latest colors in
hosiery,
Conneally 69" Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, com. -=
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
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PALACE TUMUIHHHV AND FRIDAY.
Charlie (‘Iiaplin gau- Jackic Cm»-
gun the suit ho “arc in “The Kid"
and he. wears it in his new picture
“My Boy" At the Palace Thursday
and Friday matinee and night and
Saturday matinee only with \‘uude‘
' - Mc.’_‘l“»\¢;
More out of hlq nose for his having: 4
Iriml to kis.< her by y'ny Of a joke. The -
H uoImIII iiLtHillSl her “ill she is fully ;
“Why. Inutli- ,
the several-logged Worm we saw the
ville.
-_,_-_,-..-.¢w naumA- l
Palace Theatre
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Matinee at 2:15; Evening with vaudeville at. 7
Picture Showing Only at 9
Special Showing Saturday Matinee Only
THE KID’S A “’12!
A new piiim‘c with a lIImrircd
smiles and a mi) now and til-“n.
kid.
dodging the cops and adopting: a
Hero hc‘s an immigrant
surly old §ca captain as a (ll-Ell.
And he looks afar:- dad like :1
mother. But that doesn't Stop
him from raising: Cain wtih
rx'eryone from the rent collector
to a society swell.
And You Ought to See
Him Shimmy with a
Hurdy Gurdy!
fl
4 Little Sweethearts
A Dainty Singing Revue
Arthur Whit elaw
The lrish (‘hattm'bnx
Special Added 'Attraction
COOK, MARTIN 8; CLARK
The International Cyclists in
"A BALL GAME IN THE DARK"
Sternard Duo
Xylophon‘sts
Supreme
Oliver & Mcrritt
in
Oh! Cut it Out!
; NEXT
.—
New York Hippmodroe
—-Excursion——
Tuesday, February 28, 1922
Leave So. Norwalk 6:15 p. m., Arrive New
—-—YOUR LAST CHANCE—
Beforethe Lenten Season .
$4.61 Value for $3.25—tncludes R. R. Fare and Orchestra Seat
$4.06 Value for $2.75—lncluues R. R Fare and Balcony Seat
$3.51 Value for $2.25—tncludes R. R. Fare and Gallery Seat
SALE ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Stillson ill Powell's, Washington St... So. Norwalk
Leave New York 11:25 p. m. arrive So. Nor-
H. Glendenning &. Co., 55 Wall Street, Norwaik
York 7:30 p. m.
walk 12:40 p. m.
2203p..rn.
3to4p.m.
I Biggest Shoe
Bargains in Tovm
Sale Now Going On
at
Max Levy'sShoeStore
So. Box-walk
31 80. Main St.
No Connection with Any Other
Shoe Store
i‘v . ”95205.5; '7 " '
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SHUT YOUR CHICKENS UP
so they can't run any, or so tho!
stray dogs can’t. get at. then In no
them. |
A WIRE FENCE MAKES THEM
SECURE
against the depredations of comm“
occurrence. our new supply of
WIRE WOVEN FENCING
is sufficient (or your mm. For bum
yard hardwaro, buy It here-
'A. D. MORGAN .
34 Washington street, 3. News:
Checking
REGENT
THEATRE
Today Only .
BETTY COMPSON
with
MILTON SlLLS
And Other Stars in
“AT THE END .
OF THE WORLD”
Two Reel Comedy
Scenic
Today Only
ETHEL CLAYTON
in a Drama Of. Life and the
After World
“BE YON D”
Two Reel Comedy
Fox News I
First Congregational
Church
On the Green. Norwalk
Thursday, February 23
8 O'clock
\
Rev. Fred’k Jacobs
of the South Norwalk church will do-
liver an address on the
American Indian
Rev. Jacobs spcnt several years on the_
Indian em Ml
l
i
l
Accounts
Better and Larger
Than Ever.
South
Norwalk
Lunch
South Main Street
has more than doubled its
seating capacity for ac-
commodating its patrons.
This is the best place in
Norwalk to eat and the
prices are within the
reach of all.
BEST FOOD, BEST SER-
VICE, BEST PRICES
of young imam" ess men
especially invited.
Some day the young
men starting on their hus-
illCSS careers will be .‘the
leaders in this community.
“’0 want their friendship
and they will profit lay
our counsel in finaumal
matters.
Paying by cheek‘is
the practical busmess' -llk6
way. It is necessary to
retain only o mall bol-
ance in our bank to maln-
tain o chechng' account
and benefit by its con-
venience.
The
People’s
Trust CO.
South Non-walk, Coon.
CLEANLINESS
In our Dairy Product. mean. clean
stables, trained milkers. healtny
cattle. carefully washed udderc.
sterilized receptacles and modern
sanltary methods of handling.
Such cleanliness means health
for your family. '
' 0rd.r of no; réiularly and
It ,rmpumrjann _ .
338 ’> S
b.
STANDARD .‘
COTTON
STORES
98 Washington fitted
FLORIST
L Cut Flowers, Brick! 3:13am,
1 Corsages, Sprays
i Floral Design:
I Table fem to: dishes.
Use some Wire guards to protect
your [run trees from mice and rab-
bits.
Rowland M. Beach
. Phone 2140 16 '-
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Norwalk Chronicler