Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 8, 1922 · page 3

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Tonight Only

Richard Barthelmess-

In the Premier Presentation of His New First
National Super Feature

This will. positively be the first presentation of this picture to
any audience. Norwalkers are urged to see it. Mr. Balthelrness will
probably be present. '

Special Added Feature

Five Big - Acts Voudelrille

MISS fifiPoNr

Lending Lady of “Foolish “fives" and Other Big Successes
' in a. New Feature

“G01den GalloWs’ ’

 

Helpful Though: for 339.331.
What you must. do, :13: first through

force of ehamcter you still. laler be
able to do through (on. got habit.—
Bostou Transcript. , {'7

 

our 'rms OFT—IT as

“*GRTH
MONEY. , :

Cut out this slip. enclose Vith 3r

and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2825 Shef— ,
fls'ld Ave. Chicago. Ill.. writing your.
name and address clearly.
receive in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tax- Corn-
pound for coughs.
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
g‘and
' kidney
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a. wholesome;
and \thoroughly ~ cleansing
for constipation. biliousness. headach-
,es.
'Powell Corp.

You will

colds and croup:

back:
and

rheumatism. backache.
bladder ailments: and

cathartic

a nd sluggish bowels.

 

5“ Km.

 

Sunday . Evening . ‘
FOX PRESENTS

BUCK JONES

EUGENE O’BRIEN IN “CLAY DOLLARS”

Sunday Evening ‘
FOX PRESENTS

 

o. a. PALMER
Auctioneer

- OflcoLD.m
Wm Store. mom

 

In a Film‘Drama of a Hunted Man Who Became the Hunter
“TO A FINISH”

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A Two Reel Comedy International News ' E
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BUCK JONES

In a Film Drama of a Hunted Man Who Became the Hunter

“TO A FINISH”

—AND——

GEORGE WALSH

_In the First Installment of a Fox Serial

“WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA”

Thrilling—Educational—Entertaining

 

 

“MONDAY

PEARL ‘WHITE ‘

Legizlmu:e and Screen Star of Fame in. a New Fox Special Release

““3”“ “Know 7’ Your Man”

 

MONDAY .»
Earle Schenck

Who created the original role of
W. A. Brady's legitimate play,
"Way Down East" in
“At the Sign of
Jack o’Lautern”

Pearl W'hite 5

Former Music Hall Slack com-
pany star who has been in many f
of the most thrilling serials and l
super features in i

“Know Your
M e u”

Chapters No. 1 and 2‘on

 

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principal breeds are as follows:
Plylnuuth Rocks.
Seven Hills Farnl (Barred)

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; ;.Hu.ry G. (‘Illvt-r (llnrred)

" “'cslhumptozl Bunch. L. I. "98'
l .3. Bradford Allyn (“’hite) -
l ‘ _- * i Belmont. Muss. .............. 7th
i S'l‘l'llillS. t'l)llll.. April Nv—Tllt- lions: ['1' E' Dennison (Barred)
Iin llu- lzxyim: contest at Starts :trr:I "415‘- Islnsing. MW“ --------- 7:. ‘
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tln- (xpc-ctvd producilon for this scu— -------------- ‘ \‘l’llitr lmghorns. ‘ g :5.» leading characters were por-f
mu m‘ rh» )‘l-lll'. During the last, two Worldwide“ Orchards. <,2:,,:. “:1 I‘tstll'l‘v Hub, 'trayed by John Cumberland and:
)\\'-'vkg llalrrv-tl Rocks Fl‘ll‘!.':lll"l to theI \Vomlhridlfll “Olm- ---------- 93* magnum «mun. .......... 801 Marl» Nordstrom. The? were sup-g
' War the rust of the breeds. The first “mute" Brawn”)? J. Frank li'L-ms. ported by an able cast. . i
3\\'m»k in April is a diff..,~..nt story. E.‘ 'l‘oltinzton. l-Snglund ........ s34 l’--:lcll:lm. \‘l ........... . 745 The 51m.)- “.33 nanny“) about 3113.1
1' I'slu‘r‘s lwn nl‘ ltlmdv Island Reds 09mm“! J- “l““imd- Htxilv‘wnnl: 1.2m“. Thornton's (Marie Nordstrom) ideal
from Grafton. Mulls” were in first pnsl-i New Britain. Conn. ---------- 33 ! H;,;;.,-.,\-,;n,1' “no“. ______ . _____ 739 that criminals surrounded with the :
'llnn with u ylvlu or 61 eggs. Harry, Rhoda bland Reds. Emu-S yum“... 16am" right sort of environment and where:
i l}. (‘ulvo-r‘s pen of llnrrml Rm'ks from ‘ The Orchards. t'iloslll-‘v. pm’n. ...... ‘ _ . 713 «)nls‘those about {hem thought of the 3
“Malthmnpton llvuch. L. L. was secondl SO. Hadley. Mum ........... 92' l.. l-Z. rZ‘KUl’lSHV. better things. would he changed toi
lwrll’ pen for the week with :t score of ! Applecrvat Form. ‘~‘,,7,!w,.:,u\.‘...i: 5.: ‘3 ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 713 the better being and in trying to:
N” FLESH. .\ pen of lthode Island lto-dsi Hamptongl‘nlls. N. H ........ \14 work out her experiments hrought .
luwnr-ll Irv (‘hurh-g I). Pier-v0 from i I”. S. Chopin, LADY "“1; about the“ story of the play and thP‘;
1.\r:mld Mills. R. l.. tied for lllird place. Longmvu-low. Muss. .......... 7'31 Luriy llug. just :1 “m.“ was pflh ludicrous situations which wvrc really:
with two pe-ns ol‘ llurred [locks owned i l-‘. H. Sampson. up. 1 fizz—'f night at {he i{v«:(¢nt The“- lunny and “‘9"? thoroughly enjoyed.
by live-wuylvn Farms at lmrimni Springfield. Aim-s ............. 77: p“ to :1 fun house. by the audience. 5
'(‘unnu and tho Ontario .\L:'ri. College" .. 3
':1t Guelph. Hnl. 'l‘hvm- lhx-m- pens laid? ‘_" ‘ __._.._-__ i
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ifix elrzs eat-ll «luring: tho week. 'l‘wo F _ -‘ l “—
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pl-ns of \V’hite
.1. Frank l‘nllbois from [’nnchnm. VL.
lixmoor Farm. from Lebanon“

Leghorns

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l‘:l.. lied for fourth place with 57 eggs; T53 c ‘e
lunch. The total production 'for nlll
pens was 4.831 eggs or a. yield of 69! \
Iru-r l'l'nt. This is within 75 eggs of “Wm P

Ul“ highest weekly record 'ever made
at Storm.

Eastern poultrymen are toning the-I
problem of lower egg prices and high- ‘
er feed prices The, egg market is
lower than for the last live years while
at the some time the feed market has
been climbing a little from the low
level of last summer. High egg
production therefore becomes an im—
portant factor in maintaining poultry
profits. Meanwhile certain individual
hens in nearly every flock are without
the slightest scruplo calmly whiting
away their time merely because they
are brood): To be sure not every
setting hen is a loafer. some 50 hroody
only once or twice during the re-
mainder of the year lay gt a very cre-
ditable rate. the others however so
broody repeatedly at. somewhat re-
gular intervals and lay only a. few
eggs between those broody perfbds.
\Vhich hen is the question. Identifica-

THY ‘ ‘? INDIVIDUALITY.

GREAT DRESS SAL

SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY

97 New Smart Silk Dresses

Our New York office has made a wonderful cash purchase of these entirely new high
class dresses from a prominent maker (who needed cash) so that we are enabled to offer
them at this unbelievable price ‘ ‘

 

F. H. BAXTER

‘” DRUG“!
Page a Show, Park 8 m
Gran M and BM'I
o aourH nun Eraser
AGENT FOR

CANDIES

 

 

VICTROLAS

Sold on Easy Terms

 

The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street, Norwalk

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

LET THE DOCTOR
PRESCRIBE

as a result of his ability
to discriminate between
different symptoms.
When we fill his Pre-
scriptions you get the
result of our knowledge
and experience in the
handling of drugs and
their compounding.

L The Clifford
Pharmacy

Corner‘ South Main and
Elizabeth Streets

 

 

 

lion ls easy by means-of using celluloid l
let: bands. Label the hroorly hensl
\vlth'one. of these celluloid rings and}
about the time it is necessary to put:
tll.n third or fourth. leg hand on the!
some hen send it to market. Some;
noultrymen will no doubt be surprised g

CANTON CREPES '
s 9 . 9 s

TAFFETAS _
'CREPE DE CHINES
These dresses are lteautifully fashioned in silks of tha'finest quality In every detail
they express those smart touches of style, which characterize these garments as of the bet-

m find in followlmr this plan that! tor type. Some are richly embroidered and trimmed; . .
many. of their hens never go hroody; . .
at all. ' l .

 

The four leading pens in each of the '

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

We suggest the following
Records for the young folks
who love to dance

 

 
 
 

Cutie 18885
Hortense 18833
Marie 18859
Wanna 18864
Ly Lee 18842
Wimmin ' 18857

 

760m: in and Let U; Play
Them for You

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-Donnelly s .
18' South nun sues.
Open Evenings Until 9 P. M.

 
 
 
 

 

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: FASHIONABLE

j WOMEN’S SPORT

g, ‘ , oxronos

. .This sprig; in a diversity at style!

and combinations at extremely
moderate prices

Max Levy’s ~
3 Shoe Store

 

i 3130. m at. 30-. Hamil:

 

 

 

Good Workmanahip and Good
, Wt-
must go hand in hand. Don't be hand-

icapped hy detective vision and thus
limit your chances for advancement.

Neglect of the “eyes will show in
the pay envelope.

. THAMER, lNC.

Optom‘ and 09am '
l BIAflanfi; Sh.5tamford

 

 

Nowell & Murray
We" in. m
1|! ”national. to. ME

 

 

NEW SPRING SHIRTS
collar to m

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ThfnufleSmmi

Baronetu Satin
Black, White and Colors

SpecialW$115 yd.
56 Inch All Wool Tweeds and.
Homespun:

$1.75. $2.15 and $3.45 yard“

136 Washington Steel

 

 

 

FLORIST

Tulips, Jonqufls, R o s e s,
Carnatnom,‘ Pansios

 

 

Rowland M. Beach

16 France St. Phone 214»:

 

 

OLD CARS
wrououo-n‘muu

Brnl'geport Alto Wreck-
‘, InxCo.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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YMMA KIN . lg on MAMA LOOK! oauoaes ’ ' . ‘ Dfigcifigm“; on“
Go OUT 1’ g WEAEW H s HATIN-THE :._ '3‘-

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