Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 10, 1923 · page 8

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other nuhr cities. agreeing that “what .

, ”your cannot be worse.

Greet Britain seems proper-ed ”I

that any eventuality. but eertein
“I! oirlciale believe that retool
”each entry into the Ruhr le Hallie:
I! before January 15.
‘ Werner Smith of New rcrit [as
"I“. Meier-General George W. 620:
that. builder of the panams canal.
es elite Fuel Administrator. at a nel-
arr ct $2.500 monthly.

math in New York of Albert L.

0‘ “Ind" Johnson, who married Peggy
Hersh. whose end was apparently
ifirried by Mia received in Adi-
I’Ohdlclta alifltllu last septemoer.

ladle Fay. at New York. emu nu
ego u 64. three times a widower.
“the a youni Widow f0! hil tout-tn
wife.

Chairman kuldoon ct New TOY-ll
heating Comm-ion aye Jess Willem
VIII not be allowed to box in that
Qtete.

Erie Railroad end its “audience
nuounce at New York that they have
lined wage agreement main! 20.-

~ 200 union shop cratt workers restor-
lag seniority rights and providing
been pay for nearly 10.000 men.

RepreeentatiVe U’OMV. Georgie.
Itelaree that "booueggen ply devilish
tflde among too new public men in
‘Wlehingtonfi’

’“Dreaentative Kitchen la reported
““0“!!! ill with pneumonia. at his
North Carolina home.

AT THE THEATRES

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’Ihce Preeeuul Ieteble M Suc-
cea My.

"Rich Men's Wim‘eoe or. the
nest notable screen ureeoetioee' of
1m will be mm at the rum
Theatre today only. The victim has
been one o! the biggest hill ever pre-
eueed and it has been -aee for
it. beauty and semi 292m!"
thet it has been snows. fieoee Peters

, Who scored in "The “2!!!" ha the
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M Valentino Picture at Regent
Peeler Than 'i'lle Sheaves-
“Blood and Send. ”

Rodolph Valentino. first ae a. col-
12.2 hero- at Harvard. then as a goro
gene young prince 0! India. is the
“ct promised for screen lane when

.utino'a lateet Paranaount picture.

eYoung Belem" corner to the Re-

.Iet Theat're today for a. three days'

Moni-

etory was adoptedw June

sandals: John Ame- mnell‘e

novel. "mes Judd." and the

ot the nine aane by Melina

According to the story. Val-

CI 0 il a. Hindu Print” who. II 2.

dfi is smuggled out 6L Indie to

one hit life and u hm”. t2 Anaer-

tee and placed under the care or a
m England family.

Pate he! grows up and becomes an

here at Harvard. Hia- l-ove

1 r with a. young heiress is broken

g “hen he is suddenly kidnapped by

. - from India. and taken back

'2. hie native land. A usurper. has
“I the throne there. and Valen-

nevr back in the garb of an

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them an erect duplicate

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"The You“ MOB"
abound in. magnificent settings
lai'iell coetiillles.

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JOHN Gmafifi.

Come with in: film
Palate.

Did you ever hear a 'vioiin a“?
Halli iniiiielhhs have Been. held til
give their instruments human voice.
John Geiger. Who is one at the Palace

 

main to

so in more ways than one. He is a
musician or fire attainment. Hie
bowing» tinsel-ink and haffiény are
net-feet slid he is capable or plant;
the melt dimcult classical Wei-k. .

in playing timely, he personlnee thp
adage "he molten his viofln talk.”
Geiger also literally makes hie violin
taut. it answers questions; an little
witiiciemr and in venous other were.
indulges in much. This of course. it
trick playing. and is the sort or trick
playing which requires an artilt to
accomplish There will be ism- other
hie ecu. Tomorrow and Finder
Viola. Dana's new feature "Love in
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STMRD 311mm
'1‘) PAY 28 PER CENT

 

The composition odor o1 den and
Anaheim. bankrupt are: at wholesale
eeoor dealers. to per is per cent in-
nit-tactics ct their debt was lcceptev.
and recommended by hearse John
Keogh renter-dot in banlhlptcy court
when no creditors appeared in objec-
tion. The debts will he diechawed hi
meat at so ’22 eent in cash and
are per cent in notes.
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VIOIOUI end REVENGE!“
SNOWFLAKES

It may not be so unpleeeent to
hang up cloths out-oi- doors when
the snowflakes are large and reth-
er benevolent. than otherwise. with
a disposition to lie down quitelr
and not fuse.

But when they becoma email old.
vicioul and fivenflflll sud fillh
point-slink slung the streets seek-
ing (or the eyes of pellet!!! the»
who ere wise eno to have not
their clothes to e Nortreik
Steam Leonarr our give thanks.
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more“ nee-udder o thee
invite arrest-avoid all to.»
things we say by telephoning tor
our represented" to call for m

.lenndry next week.

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our service is unless you
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EDWARD (J. NASH

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Maydr’j

or...

mmmmwwumafig

smut 70 inches wide. regtilerly mo

Hopkins to match, 22 inches
rose pellet-or. regulerly

Hopkins to match. 22 inches square, regulerly $8.50

A2863“. doe"

mmmx'zomeenmeuo stem
70 xssmehes, regulerly esoo At 31.00

hole clothe in nugget paged mlrose, d wrenchrysenthe-
m poppy CODY 0
inches, square. . Regina-1y $975 At aha:

mammmmmzmfi:

diet- 70 inch
“mind stripe pregnant-$13M” two “it $5.00

75
napkins to match. 22 inches square. wufflfl

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regnl'ariyflm q ’ At

Linen Kemstitched Napkins, 19 inches square regu-

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lerly $8.00 At 88.”
Phil‘simm loartl. hasslitshed. as quality, three->-
18 x 36 inches. regularly $1.50 At $1.26
18 x 45 inches, regularly $2.00 ‘ , £331.”
18 x 54 inches, legulsrly 9.25 At $1.73

mm Hemfiiched Cloths of fine quality, Irish make,

sneesxesmeenmlytuo users

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gram. Regularly 01.2501'13 $1. 00

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garmentswillfindeomegoodvelues. ,
WWW trimmed, were priced '
“2450002800. M $8.95
Were tron: $2.82 to $2.75 . In31.26
WorstrcmezliOto $2.26 \ - low $1.52
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andsmhroidery. Were“!

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Wool Seeds

Brushed wwui 'ma
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3; $5.00” For
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‘ Planner.

Wendel-functotp'isnrosmhddmforthh
Allvuy ‘ olar subjects “I.
3y Infield gum-h,’
Molya ’ we: $1850 to: 14.30
“Garden of Allah” was 10.00 For g 8.00
. “Pendant with her Box" 9.00 For $ 720
“ slit" was 210.50 for 8.
“Lichfield Minister” was $10. 50 For g 8.4?)
Apple Blossoms and Colonial Interiors that were
_ marked $4.50 For 3 3.60
Colored Phat
“Pot of load ” $ 7.00 For 3 5.60
“Ammmml was$ 8.00 For $ 6.40
Anaheim 2350 1‘0r$t.80
“Grandmother’ 3 Birthday” $45.00 For $36.00
Smaller ease. $5.50 For $ 4.40
. “Ionian ” 00 r
’ (had 01‘

‘ “Convent of 0213252111" 9.00 organs)
“Ellie Sprain So ” 14.00 For $11.00
gf‘Peeoefi .132.

’ shallleud them'" $500 For$400
WM Ma. color tints with beau-
tiful frames. Seven 21st were $5.1For 3400
Two Plcthres in ovum were $1500 $1200

Otherp naturalwllich are extremely attractive
and likable price-.1? Wreaths or bedroom now at re-

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. The resell.” beenearefully gone over and prices
have been greatly reduced.

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Poirot ‘rwfll, Jersey

Beige made lines which are suitable for the ages
whiehthey resent. Theyal'eaaoal'etullytailored
“Warmtormuppeople.
In 8tol4yrg.were$6.95to$9.50 110173550
- 10t016yre.were$11.9500$15.00 Now$7.50
10 to 14 yrs. were $15.00 New $10.00
10 to 14 were $15.00 New $12.95
15 and yrs. were $18.00 Row $15.00
15ehd17yrs.were$29.50 Now$2500
dammeteandvmnrecsessfit-
daymddressupwear.
82012m£5to$17£5 Now 5 9.00
thfimmfifilhflfifio 1101781250
W16mm_towfi.oo New $18.00
”urinal-s: were How
.fimdl'lym'werefii'twtomfl Now $32.50

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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