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SOUTH NORWAL'K EVENING SENTINEL
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ELKS’ FAIR, FEB. 5—12
TODAY and TOMORROW
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World 's
Greatest
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«moms FITZMAURICE PRODUCTION
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TPala ce Theatre
DAVID ESTERSON, hlnnnglng Director
TODAY -——- TOMORROW -— SATURDAY
'i in-omiuny Bill of Keith Vaudeville That Surpasses
Any Show Yet Offered.
THE FALLS WARDELL & LAOOSTE
‘ln Hard Knocks” Flashes from Musical Shows
PAUL BRADLEY BIGELOW d5 CLINTON
Comedian Supreme American Merry Makers
“"AIRY TALE FOLLIES”
1r chapter musical revue presented by a cast of 81X
iii: *inguished artists—One of the biggest and best
acts that has ever played the Norwalks
TODAY and TOMORROW
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0‘: (.riANEY—BILLIE DOVE—MALOOM M’GREGOR
\lu‘ ii Score of Other Stars in the \Ietro Super Special
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“ I‘HE GREY DAWN”
EBRANDEGEE HAS
LONG RECORD
Senator Frank B. Brandegee is
\H'III‘IyEfiEIEFmt {completing his 21st year in Congress
4mm] Nor-unlk and it is interesting to note that his
. record at service is now surpassed by
only three other men in the history
of Connecticut. the late Senators Jo-
seph R. Hawloy and Orville G. Plait,
,and Samuel \V. Dana, the latter who
served from 1796 to 1810 in the House
and then represented the state as a
.ph-«i from Stewart Edward senator from 1510 to 1821'
x. mto's‘ F‘nmnus Story in the l Senator Mandegee began hi. Con-
\illili'tlily Evening Post. gressionai service on March 7, 1902.
kSenator Hawley's record otservice is
the longest in the state’s history and
few have even approached it.
Today and Friday
vi 2:15. 7 and 8:45 O‘clock
looted Shorter Features
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SATURDAY ONLY KEEPING pom) PRICES DO“‘N
\~<m'l:|tt‘d Exhibitors
prawns By-Product at River Rouge Plant
Help Materially.
”SI LAS MARNER” December was the ninth consecutive
month in which retail sales of Ford
:rrn mimiitcd to Saturday Motor Company cars and trucks ex-
“'”'"" “"1" I"; ten cents. ceeded 100,000. A few years ago if
__ anyone had hinted at the p'ossibility
, ' l of a record like that. he might nave
, Hilda} Evening on y been hustled to a. detention hospital
CHARLES RAY for observation as to theworking of
m his mental outfit! It is a well known
‘ {act that the tremendous demand for
Il. BARNSTORMER Ford cars and trucks is largely be-
cause prices are so favorable to pros—
,--.~\ vrc WE ! pective owners: but. the company
"HIV J‘NEXT EK points out. most people do not stop
_i_\CKIE COOGAN to think .how these favorable prices
are made-possible. Of course "luck"
in “Trouble” and “chance" are elements that have
no bearin on the case. There must
in:- be we .... nam-
selling or “s. whole lot for precious
little."
Statistics for 1922 of themoks and
THE NEW other try-products produced by the
ET Ford Motor Company at the River
R A N Rouge Ovens furnish one of" the solid
reasons. They‘ give evidence of vast
"5 “ STAMFORD- CONN' economies that have a direct bearing
““1“. , . on keeping manufacturing costs down
gee] fogggrg'gxmay‘; -—e.nd consequently Ford car prices
am; Holiday Evenings down. Not a particle of value that
g. 5, : :00 could be saved was allowed to go to
\ ”3.133.211...— waste. The utmost scientific methods
ElURS., FRI, & SAT. were employed in obtaining the by—
products. which consist of tar. benzol
v \Hfigtar Vaudeville motor tuelftuel gas and ammonium
‘ sulphate.
Bill The output of bonsai. s. component
«M ‘ part of the finest motor fuel known.
.lUHN GILBERT was 3.668.000 gallons. Ammonium
__ IN _ sulphate production jumped to 17.-
« . Y” 166,000 pounds, and of tar 4,751.-
! \ P kT'S VALLE 000 gallons. The sulphate of am-
.- "W M mania. is a very high grade fertilizer,
"*‘ TUES- and WED- being 25% stronger than nitrate or
lahnuu-y 5' 0, 7 ”an.
H V ’ . Besides. obtaining 1. 764.136, 000
M i \ll Star vaudeville cubic feet of gas which was utilized.
Bil] by the Highland Park Plant. the com-
pany sold one an roe-quarter bil-
llorhcrt Raninson lion cubic feet to 0 Detroit '93s ~
Company.
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"The scarlet C8!” meat mentions. “that all of these by-
products in the process of ‘bsklng' or
carbonizing 06:. 000 tons of coal. 417. -
if; ‘ hi h olstiie
( ti,\ ,\ LCTICUT CARPET 3:: 2:50;: 73%.1‘51. 8Tb: use
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' which comes on in baking the coke
( I‘EANIN G CO' ' contains all the by—rroducu The
" ..— SI. So. Nor-walk, Conn. smoke is first tested for tar, which
Phone 969 is the product most readily con-
rivm and renew colors in 483%"
’an R . Ha. process “It went up in smoke." is an old
‘ [ ugs nd by saying symbolic of tots: loss. Ford
‘—‘ Called tor and Delivered. economies. however. have filmed thi-
ronnd about. In“! of “going up"
"‘ m “on. as. valuable lay-products
'n for me “1"“? fun m m m m a Ford owners In
iqi.~«xintobeprtntedhtho8flil°:fr m3: “film“ “an
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'I‘t is interesting to note." the state-
coflee and sugar.
Cory.
tone. New York.
forecast. . . A
Tomi—"Little Jourmys in or own prano. 9:46—Recital by Samuel .8. .-ronson, : man
out islands.‘ 3:15—“A Bit 0’ Fun from John "Concert Paraphrase.f’ Lohengrin-
Layn%:: g. gkag-{azeneml nana- Bull's Island." by Carl L. Marcus. Wagner-Aronson; “VVEAF’ march, :1):an
sex. of the Ask Mr. Foster Travel 8:35—Duet by James M. Roche and Aronson. ‘ _——_a"-. a." If lt’. HOW ,_,
Information Service. Henry B°“'ley;.‘ 0 Muni “1 ‘1‘” - 0“ 9:55~—Duets by Mabel Day a. d Mary
WEAR (400 Meters) Tomi," from La. Boheme, Puc- I finanden 7 BATHROOM mas. ‘ _
Amerlcnn'i‘eta'l‘el.
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6 00 p' m-llsstoggomrelimtlszmiitdy- s'gauiffm‘linzm unuéder’ d” IthJEsr\ON A LEG . and nickle), Glass Shelves, Bathtub Seats, Sprayers, Soap . :
33mm and if” teller. Stso—Reci'al by Samar-1 S Aronson JERSEY, England—Human leg Dishes, Tumbler Holders, Toilet Paper Holders, Tooth
“kilo—Tenor solos by James M. "Three SpaniSh Dances," Aronson washed up on the beach. Much ex- Brush Holders Etc
Roche. 9:00—Solos by James M. Roche citement. Coroner holds inquest. S NORW
Tits—Baritone solos by Henry Row- 9:10—-—Soios by Nicole Thomas. Physician says leg 'is result of surgi- 25 WASHINGTON 8T. 0 m .
.1ey. ' 9:25—Solos by Henry Rowley. cal operation at sea. Excitement - , . _ - ' _ - 4 , _ , , _ , ................................
(Turns to see acetami- ' If” 015an ‘21:; ’ lit? lathe ' At Their Home'in South Kain Street
' wan mo new-n) . Greatest M813 of Distinction. A CHEVROLET SUPERIOR TOURING CAR
w Newark, N. .3 We 00., A
5:80 p. sin—Resume or sports; musi-
c“ program: special features; close
ing prices on stocks. bonds. grain,
7: 00—“ka Rabbit Stories." by David
8:30—“Irish Terriers." by Frank F.
_Dole. . “‘ , 7 , ‘
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“can: “cert by mm mm " e o has given Matchless Quality for 81 men. -
iris—Concert by Jervis Nelson, bari- SO Delicious! 103‘ 11" It. ‘
9:55—Arlington tints signals: weather
7:5Hiolin solos by Nicolo Thomas. 9:35—Duets bprabel Day and Mary over.
. meme:- With Manyosher WM Prisca.
' VAUDEVILLE, DANCING AND DOOR PRIZES
EVERY EVENING
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