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: 69 Stevens
80. Norwslk
Useful
Holiday
Gifts
Universal Carving Sets
with -—-—-
White and Stag Handles
STEAK SETS
and ——
DESSERT SETS
——-— with ———-
Silver Plated Forks
Betty
and
Resistain Steel Knives
Also a Large Variety of
FRUIT and VEGETABLE
KNIVES
All Guaranteed
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Universal Quality f
Fox Cycle & Hdwe. Co.
108 Washington Street.
I ’uletide
lowers
here In help pm
or home, and fill it
‘vristmas atmosphere.
y Ind price of mu-
s. whether larger or
dad ylmr mirntlun.
order now to insure
y when wanh-d.
’orwalk Florist
8t. Pho no 364
5.“9 "pl;-
mm TODAY. . I
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Coupon. Induce Joy and
Otisu-s Make Up All Slu- Cal.
Presenting “media Must use."
After more than twenty months of
studio and laboratory work. "Ladies
Must Live." the last production made
by the late George Loans Tucker. di-
rector of "The Miracle Man." for Feb.
amount distribution, will be shown at
the Regent Theatre today and tomor- _
row. Betty Compson. now a Per-
amount star. who was leading woman
in "The Miracle Man." is the featured
player in the new production. '
“Ladies Must Live" was adapted by;
Mr. Tucker from the Saturday Even-
ing Post story by Alice Duer Miller.
5",”M7m mum“ 1!" ‘ emy 3mm
Mutatbal‘tummmueittw' the uppermguemotsesi
. and‘titu the baby should tie-Hues.
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The work of cutting 140.000 feet of
film down to a limited number of
rcels and the running of the picture
over and over again in the projection
Tucker.
wu in progress Mr. Tucker made a
trip of recuperation to Hawaii but
forced to return to Loo Angeles for
sunshine.
The story of "Ladies Must Live" is
said to be one of exceptional appeal
fully up to the high standard of exiel-
lance mnintsinerl by Mr. Tucker. The
cast is wholly adequate.
Holds Notable Array of Players Pre-
senting “Flesh and Blood" at
Palace Today and Tomorrow.
A picture as distinctive u it is un-
usual—«me rich with human cmo-
tions, and pulsating with vital drama.
is “Flesh and Blood." an Irving Cum-
mings production. featuring Lon
Chaney. the max, “of a thousand
that includes Edith Roberts as his
Wreaths of Pine and Red Ruscus
for the Cemetery.
Flowers for Christmas.
Heading woman. The rlcturc will be
{the attraction at the Pularn Theatre
ltodny and tomorrow. It was direct-
'cd by Mr. Cummings from a story by
[Louis Duyrca Lighten. and rolls of un
mscaped convict who found his way to
{liberty—.who round ample comprnm-
[lion 'nr his pent-up sorrow by reuliz- 1
:ing that his daughtnr had found hap-A
lpmoss. Chaney plays the convictf
'arml gives a. performance that will live
races." supported by an all-star cast *
al study o: this prisoner. traced to
become a Mo cripple to avoid detec-
tion. is one that stamps Chaney as the
11 most wilted obstacter actor on the
mom, proved a. greet strain upon r. screen. ow he triumphs though he: 3
While the work or cuttinglreturns to serve his term is told in 9‘ per cent. in the year.
the negative and making a new print‘nve reels of mashing. crashing puls.
aunt dramar—thekhind ot drsma‘that
carries a heart and soul.
struck the rainy season there and wee it.
vember. according to the Department
DON (HANEY. of Labor. hotwithetandins the in-lture will give it a. brilliant polish.
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crease the. department said there was
a decrease of 5 per cent. for the year
ended November 15 in retail prices.
while wholesale prices increased about
‘ .4
DEERKILLEDBr ,
Am9mc RAGE - ~~
The mystery leurrou‘niiingi the and-
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Don‘t miss
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
soon more moms:
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and the production it in em? "'vec‘l WASHINGTON. Dec. 18.——Both re-
tail and wholeeale food prices
errand 3 per cent. or more in No-
in-
As compared with 1913 retail food
costs in November were given-as 56
per cent, higher in Richmond: 54 per
cent. in Boston. Buflalo, New York.
Providence and Washington; 51 per
cent. in_ Scranton. 50 per cent. in Bal-
timore. 49 per cent. in Fall River and
Philadelphia. 47 per cent. in Detroit.
Manchester. N. H.. Newark and New
Haven: 46 per cent. in Chicago and
Pittsburgh.
in: or the dean deer at Wilton. on
Wednesday last. was solved through
the story appearing in the pres. au-
ing of how the: deer was found.
Rodger Williams of Ciaonobdslew‘ae
returning home Hondty night about
eleven o'clock, end. when opposite the
home of Mr. Nolan, three deer jump-
ed the fence into the roadway. in trout
of his machine. and one. blinded by
the headlights apparently. came
straight ,tor Mr. Williams' oer.
Cold tea rubbed on varnished furnl- Turning the cai- quickly to one side.
the deer plunndinto the tire rack ' > , « _ 9 «9..
Use Your ’ Telephone More
These are the days when you, Mr. Manufacturer; you
Merchant, and you, too, Mr. Salesman, can get more and
ROWLAND M. BEACH
Florist
16 France 8t. Phone 2140
GIVE THEM . ,
f Practical Gifts
' —-— Such as ——
Shoes and Hosiery
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
Xmas Boves Free with Each
Pair of Stockings.
l OMIZE ON
THING EASY
housewife irlvs in
by il"ill',: :‘ .. family
“(1 many n ir-ilw-
3 she ;s liX‘Hlx'l'll ill
o lining ll.
n saw your llnllllll
our mum-y lly sund-
'nrk in our Laundry.
vcd power machin-
er with better ma-
. you have at. home
in mn- you a. good
u": :f .9'. rvfiwnable
Steam Laundry
So. Norwalk
phone 790.
9N
dutiful and
dill Gift !
'oe kind of gift that
a wrist watches will
d, we might add,
very attractively
. Jackson
-— Optometrist _
. Norwalk, Ct.
of nine feet of vegeta-
. to make one foot of
la! of vinegar in a tum-
r will remove the shine
s
., a
YOU DO YOUR OWN
PICKING
MARK-OF F 5
Shoe Store. '
42 80. Main St. 80. Norwelk
Just Above the Cliflord.
BE PREPARED
BUY WINTER NECESSITIES 5
FOR YOUR CAR
NOW
Before the Cold and Sleet Is Here.
Weekes Auto Supply Co.
“A Place That‘s leferent"
14 West Ave. Net-walk
FDLEYS
HUNE sill-4?;
ESTABL‘SHED
amen azuzr
lele-D”
Stood (he see: of time. see-eh.
three gonor-
Lsrzssiieif‘nzcosghmhhu
Stillman é-‘Poweli.Cor-poration
ICEesTORM BAD m- BIRDS.
The ice storm that looked so beau-
tiful sparkling in the morning‘s eun
meant hardship for all the various
i forms of bird life.
f With the weeds and trans ice-coat-
ed it was nimoet i'mpossible for the
birds to obtain any food and many
must perish unless the ice breaks or,
[their friends put out food.
Word received from Danbury this
morning toll of the ice being much
lhcnvier than it is with us and the
‘ danger to bird life greater.
‘ Quail and pheasants especially will
along in the memory.
The exception- ‘
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”I never wear my rinse: work—
l'm afraid of breaking or losing
' 30 leaves it at
decflecfiooth‘oudwmm
thermostat-Mable;
W-W-W Rings
node bows—alike! a. I!
Shagmmmmfiu «ad
.9-
! hey honestb made Th std-l
are ear-canny dioeen. he dis-gnaw er:
iwmslyrnedc wstli' anew to rover
promotional the set-2:3.
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be
amazed-gram go of sects“. if it
W-W-w Contained Rio no I“
tie linings. F: manor whu work they
do notbe laid away Form
in.“ dutmetb
maus-
woman...
RICHARD NOACK
26 No. Main Street.
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§ ' Such
" Mr. Manufacturer =—
3 . » In your stockrooms are pro-
ducts of your Factory which
" perhaps some retailer will be
: '99 glad "to place on" his counter.
A FEW TELEPHONE
to your trade may quickly
movethis surplus stock out of
the factory.
business getting.
CALLS
use of the telephone is
for a practical Christmas
grant, why not give that
o lad the iinest suit or
over-cod he's ever had?
mas special—a. fine blue
serge beautifully finished;-
price $11.50.
wooly fabric in a delicate
over-plaid at 812.50.
Mackinawe,
everything for Boys dress.
m
; suffer unless fed. and now is the time
for they who know where quail are<
«titled for the winter to either feed
th-m or communicate with Warden
“’libur Smith. who will see that they
are taken care of.
i Anyone knowing}! quail Mid ac...
rmaint him with their number! and
' when located at once. ‘9
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“gm!“ “fin" “if; '4'
In suits here’s our Christ.’
sweeten gloves and
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~.-...—..—.Wm. - .mw‘--.“
Mr. Salesman:
Orders await you in every section of your territory
these days. You can clinch most of them quickly by tele-
phone calls to your trade. ‘
Travel takes much' time, mail moves slowly, but.—
'A TELEPHONE CALL SPEEDS SWIFTLY to its
destination and as swiftly back with an order. 9
. rr’s DONE 'm mums—Nor DAYS;
6
better business by intelligently extending your use of
the telephone on your desk.
Mr. Merchant :—
SCOCk.
1'0th
these days—the‘holi‘day turn-
over is rapid. . . .-
Check up and keep up your
Lav 93‘
.v
'1
to the producer or wholesaler
may put the goods you wish on
your couflterstomorrow.
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A TELEPHONE CALL?
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Norwalk Chronicler