Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 30, 1922 · page 6

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CARL c. DELAND,
and General Manager.

 

 

ding. 97 “’ashlngton street.

' South Nontfalk. '
hour: No it 92 and 93.
-ch Oilicv: 46 \Vail street.
éTelcplionc: Noru‘aik 1388.
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"gutting in

.. , my brethren. b0
of his

. and in the FM"
Ephwmns 0: 10.
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NJ: the gospel of Labor—-
“ ’it. ye bolls of the kirk!

 

'Mrd of love came down from
’.‘ . above
"” ”new. with the men who work.
Wit the rose he planted ~

”it“. in thc thorn-cursed soil:
"in is hlest with perfect rest.

‘Bti'! the hlmslng or t-arth is toll.
"-‘ ———llt~nr_\' \‘an Dal-LP.

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Wrm: (anorcn PEOPLE.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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'73! knockers arc hail t-nmlg
' p00-

ooimnunlty like Nm-wa'k. Inn
*9 with chronic gI-onchos are even
”Horse. The typical knockcr is a fri-
"h'fitho claims to hayc high itlrals of
Wes and ct‘t‘lclency. who is
incontinually klcklng hecausc th'u or
“M thing is not ”fill!" or because
militate: are manic. Yt ’.
V’Ic may he a goml l't-ilnw an:
tinnitus i‘rit-tuls an-l. in a iillliit‘ti way.
rho may he a 20ml t'lii‘fit‘ll.

ii'l‘tlllt‘il grits him nun

'i

and

[torsonzilhu
l on- who

'rht‘ typical

' N‘tPF. 'ru lintll‘ Milli: Iii lill'i-‘t' talks

' talk you wnnhl think that about
nvl‘ryllzing “an: t:t-ii.:: \l‘l‘t‘llL'. 'i'iH-y

' are (”onuniiili :tilll.t. tiilltll'li in illli'i'

‘- ncss tl(~‘llin:r~'. ’l‘inx t-v-mpinin lizat
lnn’ycrs arc crook-«L timinrs incapa-
‘Illc. Ulililfil'l‘ii lli‘itl.t'<';li"3li ntr‘. l'i’w
Governmo nt in invt‘l'it ii nt anti lntilc.
ntnl viii-ill“ office lnii nf graft and cor.
ruption. \“illllfi‘l Nlli-jH'i inn “1"!)-
(ion. threw inoplc- tlml mismainigu-

mom, (Hill dishonest) and sltllritlii).
Such a stat . of mind illtlii'ulvs tl‘v-

mantis N-li' (‘(Hiiilii'ii(“‘, a: filla‘.’ [It'll-

Dh in i'l‘iH‘i u’niln lu Lntiw llllli‘v than

their nr‘iKliimN. Yrt inn rnrviy find
that them t‘nlkn h:\\v accomplished
much for thi- cominnmt}. 'l‘ln-y hair
‘_ spent their lins ttillt Fill! ill ti llllti—
(‘liluilll('l" ill't' Nu \cry

1 in; fault. it

Md. and ii‘ thm w-i-hl «in l|.it::!.\' so
much llf'lt -r. it would :‘m-m .‘n: .l' lil(}
,miflhtcasil) i-lkl' lull ainl l|<'lltll’lll
'Immo function so Wt‘l that lln ir pmv-

rccmtnim'il and they

‘o‘rs would in-
would be, fldVill'll‘mi tn hi'fll positions.
The pvoplr- “ho that thcy
know so much mow than the itw-t of
he community haw tlzu- spirit
that makes Olin a Inn-"n! llli‘llll‘i‘r of
Melety. I‘ooph- m' intelligence
. aguild achlcvr‘nu-nt ham :1 inmlwt (-sii-
”imete of their own powers and an ap-
‘I‘prectation ot‘ the lino things that 0th.
“Vor- are doing. ..
I American life has marit- splendid
- Minna during the past 10 Ha rs. and
with” who fail to st-r- it must have
“ in“ colored by radical propaganda.
m digestion or peculiar ml'lllJi hub-
“km.
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There's the retail store for every 40
(million in America. \Villiam G.
when) tolls this I; 'l convention of
"Rising men. 4

‘Onc groccrytnau in ‘20 {ails each
an. ..
In the long tun. according to John
namnker. only unc man in 29 who
to any kind of merchandising
_, ‘a success of it.

fine thing to he in business for
lf-yonr own boss. But do a

{of thinking before you try it.
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pin, later on. start a. store. what
'flvkoods should you select. to
.. {on the moat money This is
thought, and an important

 
 

 

.. ~‘j’t‘he number of dollars taken in
’mmhant does not always deter-
‘ flow much proilt he can make.
“fine awmge. says Shepherd, to
(“attire lakes 1? Vecnts out of each
cited ivy the grocer. Similar
' are: it! Cents on $1 [or butch-
‘ cents for hardware deal'ers:
nts “for clothing sellers, and 26
for shoe dealers.
figures vary, according to ilik‘
o.’ Halo-1:.
-. expense

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Golly. evenings. from Sentinel

..... Three Cents

,. . Almanac for Tomorrow
l tide S) :03 a. m.. 9:32 p. m.

is carried on the
X1 ot‘ tin inI'l’t'flSinK number or
-This means less overhead for
. her to carryw—pmx tried over-
. 't increase at a faster rate

selling food and clothing.

person behind a counter.

olwncr. stilling the things produced.

ductlon. .
______.__..__-————-——
FORD.

 

stilts.

Lincoln auto , plant.

yesterday. .. . .
Presto!

out or the hole.

of 'a. million dollars a. year.

it hu ,- for two years ahead.

 

_______.__—.__———-
CONRAD.
Joseph Conrad'- first play. “The

Secret Agent." is produced lull-own.
It’s dramatized from his main? an-
archist life. The play is a failure-and
ilmimanagers withdraw it.

As a novelist Conrad is the equal
of any In the English-speaking lang-

uazc. He gets outside his field—and

falls.
Slim-maker. stick to your last.
\th-n you find your lleld. cling to it.

lv‘ew do. Booking agents say about
ranch-ville performers: “When they
can sing. they want to dance. «And

whcn they can dance. they want to
sing." l-Itldic i-‘oy always wanted to
play Hamlet.

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NU'I‘l-Z AN I) (‘OM .‘l EXT.

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“'t- can all be thankful wcxnrc not
among: the la3.suo who are in jail.

 

Smitiii- Wnnu'li ilt‘itl :1 baking con-
twat. so Hu-attlc kids are happy.

\Vhat this country nor-is is socks
guarantor-II i'or lint-00 milcs.

.
.\ i-‘mt \thh hair who found a
qllltl'i of nitroglycerin will'rccovcr.

M.._.——-

(inc trlls Ls she dislikes long
skirts lutansc thry ari- so c-t‘l’cmi—
unto.

'l‘cacht'rs harp quit in “Vt-st Frank-
t'ort, ill.. but ”11' kills [car the trou-
ile‘ will lie Hcttiml.

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linirrsa to $~ll‘l.htm.m|ti says she

i'i'l marry a cartoonlgz. and if that
sn't lou- tin-rc isn‘t any.

-‘4

l'nriercwski. the pianist. is hack in
Amt-rum. It must he grcat to gct
pair] for just playing around.

vitcy shot at him five times. Some
husbands are, so touchy.

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.\uw Jersey man struck a match ta
s: c if hc- had any gas, so now h_e_has
no car.

._._._.’_
Business men not cutting much ice
tin-so days held a convention in

Texas. They were ice men.

 

In Oregon. a foolish doctor got
sent to. prison to study criminals
when there are more criminals out-
side.

 

Fake money bought good booze in
Highland. N. 1.. but it is {finally Just
the other way around. '

 

What makes us laugh out loud is
seeing a girl with bobbed hair-one
day and long hair the next.

 

Experts find music will not charm
a snake. so-next time you see one
it is safer to rhn than sing.

 

The handles on aluminum frying
pans don‘t get so hot, but the pens
are too light for hitting husbands. "

 

The best way to fix
1

Home helps:
broken plumbing is to have it done.

”—- -
They seldom have lightning in the
polar regions. so that woul be a fine

ciacc to go id “11 C ”‘1 ‘ \.

 

Fuel hint: Thinking about cool

prices will keep you warm.

 

“’hat this country needs isonlons
the polite to mell in company. .

drops make you drop a cough. Yes.’

 

 

Shepherd calls America. "a nation 0:
counter jumpers?” 'One 'worker in
each 10 is engaged in selling some-
And two-thirds of these 3.-
000.000 sales clerks are‘ engaged in

For each three farmers, there's one
For each
(our factory employes there's a atorev
clerk. or a. store manager or astore

The trend secms'to be toward a
point where every one will be’distrib-
uting cpmmodities. nobody producing.

That point, of course. never will be
reached. But the tendency toward it
is strong endigh to emphasize that
our greatest problem or economics is
one of distribution rather than pro-

I.cave it to Henry Ford to get re-
You recall. he took over the
It seems but

The Linzoln plant has been pulled
It is on a profit-

able basis. making money at the my.
And it

is booked-solid with orders to keep

.\lan asks! divorce because, he saya '

 

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MOGADORE NOTES ABOU‘T TOWN

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- ‘AUTBMBBILESHB?

During the past week or so a num~
ber of the local stockholders of the‘
Victor Page Motors Corporation of
Stamford have gone .10 Stamford.
there to inspect the plant that has
been constructed forathe manufacture
and assemblage of these new cars. ‘
Major Victor “KIM. author and.‘
inventor, is president?” the corpora-l
tlon. and has been recognised tori
some time as one o: the greatest au-g
thorities.in the world on automobile
engineering. ‘

He is giving his personal attention
to the erection ol the Word plant.
three units or which have been con-

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If. It Is a fiance Record
YoutAre «Looking for-
. WE HAVE IT! ‘

“Stuttering” .
“Those Longing for You .-
Biues” . . . - - ~
“I’ll Build a Stairway ‘to _ :
Paradise” ‘
“You Remind—Me of My ‘
Mother”
“Chicago” ‘ _
5‘Early in the Morning
“Afiter a Whil'e’” ‘ .
“I'm mm» . ~ -' > ;

Blues”:

 

A rr-atler writes in to ask if t-uufi’x‘

Just to the the first one. we wish
all our reader-tar lorry cm: ‘

 

Vim: field. on.” Tom.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

inructed and which are occupied. An-
other unit. which will house the ot-

lNSPEUiEfl"‘PAfiE- . -... . .

present. while ground is being broken
for two units. These units will add
11:11:: i24.000 aquare‘leet of floor space
c r present plan w
ped with. machinery? hich u equip-
At the Stamford plant 91,th s
number of bodies are being monum-
turod which are to bo mounted—on the
chassis which are being ambled at
the factory.
A number or the cars at the dif-
terent types no be manufactured he“

wouldvhave washed away the sins of

 

 

 

 

By KITCHEI. PIXlJ-IY ' Wt ‘

(Our (iwn Spi-cial Correspondent). l i V / .// Bill the Kaiqer.

MOO-ADOBE. Nov. 29.7-‘Thc Van : / W4.- ‘ ‘ .‘
l)tls«:-n—l"orter wedding was pretty! 9 ’ If. Mastodon Brass Band 1309"“)? con: ;
much all cclat. except that tho Mas-E ( /‘ C9“ “3 DOS‘DOIWG- Ez Taylor. Who
tadon brass hand forgot its SJlt'Ui. nub, / ¢ coloraiures ”‘0 big base horn ll get-
Sit‘ for MontiI-lxsuim's march andl ; I U“. 3 hair-lip from 100 much strain
play-ii an au-ful galup in (‘- minor. in— ‘ / // l/ > and must be operated on.

Hit‘flli. I I , ' ' ' ‘ 2'
s . . ' ,2- j: The Beasley-Perth: have been

Sock .‘L— liuskin cluli plans to revive ““3““. from sociuhcirclos tor ”“10
"rum.- 'l‘um's whim." and wants me a. time. I see the announcement! of
in ask your dramatic cilitor how many I'MSit‘5‘-P“"h “fins in your ”Birth
(ian it takes to lhaso liliza. across the Notices." This allays society's fears
ict'. . ‘ q that they closed the windows and

° ‘ 0 %§ turned on the gas. havln' sold their

The annual homo-choc pitchin' tour- - 1332'13‘ bonds at 86. ’
namc-nt hrokc up in a row over whetlh . .‘4 ' Fl i l: .. . ' eta. d
..,_. 2..., mow“. In," H l .. _ rst tmc t is fall they rte
fr" or 'I. M“ _ ., p C‘ was a lean . i‘ ‘_ \ a. tire in the councu chantber stove.

. "31:. last night. They didn’t know the
' ‘ Janitor had surfed the chimbley

I ln~ard Mrs. liosworth raisin‘ tliQ Wiih paper. WMCh made angst 10'
root' in Snyder's drug store. last ‘ . the cat and five kittens. ‘Councii
night. bm‘uusc their postage stamps adjourned sine die (Illicit. without
\umi‘t l'rcsi). _ stopnm' to define the odor.

. O O O C O .

What our lil‘f.‘ laddics done to 3 “’0 noticed Mrs. Ursula Gan.
Joshua Simpltina While he was tryin' “'5‘“. out ‘ he mmily wash. Mon-
to mail a letter in a fire alarm box day any?!) 'Squin: Gritt 1. still laid

- .._... up W e gout. t seems.
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been seen in Norwalk. including" both

the roadster and tile touring model.

The company also manufactures a-

hanksgiving

. mm we get a drumstick on our plate tumor.
‘, ‘ row or m this year’s gohbiers are out of reach
- at the meat mans—one thing is sure and that is we
are mm thankful for the year that has chunbered
mouth m M Thanksgiving What with
. “ribs and Monte, and Babe Ruth being kept out
of its game—end so many different things that
ought to in“ meant G-L-O-O-M, somehow tomor.
”.9qu of all good folks who read our
‘ .sdstsndhw our goods and keep the store going and
- mfigger and better. We join with you in

QQSTON STORE

iéUQWAL

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BUSiES

 

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You will be charmed with the r-
be made for less than the cost of 3 mm? v'ziliiif‘.

 

 

‘ Art Needlework

- START NOW to embroider those Ciliil‘if?.’._= .
for your holiday gifts. A hand-made prw
something different. and :arrim~ a. thigh q ’ film
no other gift can. ' ‘
to you trivial.

The recipient will im _- », '

 

 

 

truck which it expects will i-epi. the
ton Ford truck, and also an auto-

cyclette. .

 

 

—iiesdqwtcrs' tor’ saute Chung
dons. cart-ism md ton 'Bflnl your

dominobsrepsirodsnddrs-sdtothe
Dell Shop. 2‘ Monroe street. Phone
Q": '

—-A. w. Hodge has M”
North Main strut.

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The finished pieces that we Sin ‘- . ‘
eat; for lovers of the beautiful in i;;;._ 2 . . i
a help to you in your work.
as Washington Street South NOW
IW/M/xxm

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THANKSGIVING DINNER—312'

Will Be Served at the

 

 

 

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Home «Educator, Susi-ion, Johnston d Murphy an

 
 
 

 

” SOUTH NORWALK LUNCH
. 39-41 SOUTH MAIN STREET. on 5
1 ve
Sou cola-y
' p ' ey mashed Potatoes .
cranberry Sauce -.
Dessert
. . ti in Sport Footwear. A live
gmuseoiiefnsgttwagmelastl. Efizg‘i'nsglesighznmparent in colOr and the
most durable shoe bottom made: , . “yam
We on soft plain toe Oxford models of light weight . .-
and Scotch Grain Mixer.
M.
CONNEALLY 69‘ BRACKEN
' Scum nonwsnx, com.
d Cantilever Shoe!

 

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