. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1923,
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List of Campaign Entries
13:1- following list comprises those who are trying for a
. ..i' the $3,500.00 in prizes to be given by The Evening
g 5.. 1.1 March 3rd. Everyone listed has qualified as a possi-
.. mim- and deserve the support of those whose votes and
r...:‘ums‘tlivy sock. HELP SOMEONE WIN A CAR !
f“ 111mm, :4 Webster Street. South Norwalk 1'12 450
‘ \1- .. .1 w 32 ilayview Avenue. South Nomlk ......... 171:50
. l." 1; 0 South Main Street. South Norwalk ........ 169 200
an 11.1.16 Bayview Avenue. South Norwalk . .. ..... . . 173:100
... l “1... mp1,, South Norwalk ............. . ......... 170 250
.p .. \\ .....1wardiAxenue. South Norwaik .. . . .. . . . . . 168.400
. .... .\l. :1 l uinam Avenue South Norwaik . . ... . . .. . 168:950
”3,... .1” i; Crescent Terrace, South Norwalk . ......... 172.300
1- 1., Smith Main Street. South Norwalk . . . . '. . . .. . . . . 165.450
..., (:1 urge .lr.. 59 Meadow Street. South Norwlilk .......
mg. “as“ 20 Raymond Street. South Norwalk . .......
. l‘nllllli'. :14 Taylor Avenue. South Norwalk . .
173.650
153.250.
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‘ French and Belgians gets under way
'whlps and machine gun to drive away
~ 157.250
w :v .1, Ii7~Slllnmllt Avenue, South Norwalk ..... ....... 169.850
11,. 5 North Main Street. South Nomaik .......... 172.950
23:.» s, it, 53 South Main Street. South Norwalk . ....... 133.850
mania. 19 Haviland Street. South Norwaik ........ 173,100
l'rml, \‘Vllson Point Road. South Norwalk ...... ...... 149,350
.lulm. {\lullottc's Store, South Norwalk ....... ....... 148.250
pawl-1. ..- .l., Conn. Avenue. South Norwnlk . . . . . . . ... . . 165.250
‘ ms July“ It, 31 Chestnut Street. South Norwalk ........ 157.400
~. , 1:1: \Vushington Street. South Norwalk ..... .. . 169:850
it, 40 Summitt Avenue. South Norwalk “......“ 112.860
1.1‘ ,\,_ :37. idlin\vood Avenue. South Norwaik .N........ 166.900
\Ep‘v, 4: ("ouch Street. South Norwalk ......... ....... 143.750
1.1. 1‘, 1.1:. Flux Hill Road. South Norwalk ...... ........ ‘ 170.350
.<. ...lsi‘mn. 0 Play Street. South Norwalk . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 156.450
ll. in Webster Street. South Norwalk . . . . . . . . .'. . . 171.350
mini. .34 Holden Avenue. Norwolk ....... .. . ... ... .. 170.800
. in“... is Spring Hill Avenue. Non-Walk ........ ' 143.900
mm. :1 Main Street. Norwalk ........ .............. 156.250
illl'l‘ilit‘. 10 Summer Street. Norwnlk ...... .......... 159.800
11.. t‘:1mpStrcel. Norwalk .......... ............ 162.150
iv mu 1h. 09 Cross Street.’Norwalk ......... . . . . . . . . 155.430
\lu-r. 7 Mary Street. Norwalk ........ . .. .-... ... .. 146.250
, ”:1... 3x llowuu Sue—ct. East Norwalk . . . . . . ... .. . .. 172.300
,. M I’ll'th Street. least Norwalk .......... .......... 161.850
Julia. 13‘ Reynolds Street. East . .orwnlk . ...... .... 145.200
um. Maw. l \V'nlwld Street. East Norwalk . ...... . _1"-~‘.850
. [lib-11, is lulu-r13- Square. East Norwalk ............ 130.800
. .. ,\uu;i .11: Liberty Square, East Norwalk . . . . . .. . 149.150
.1 1m“. my Hill Road ..................... 170.350
..u. :20 East Avenue. East Norwulk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168.250
1.1).”‘lvn ........... . . ...... .................. 173.050
,ixiltli.llarion ................. ..................’. 152.300
l'liill‘l'll'k PL. Itmvayton .. ...........-............... 173.100.
S,l:mv;1_\ton ................ .. ................ 132.750
.- 1., lieu-nylon ............... . ........ ............ 172.850
... w. llvnl‘),1{0W£l,\'l0n .................. .............. 173.350
. ,\'u\v (‘unzinu Avenue. Broad River . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . . 149.800
,\l,. 1 Sound View Terrace ........... ....... ...... 130.000
14; \\'..ll Sin-ct. Norwalk ......... . ...... . . . . . . . . . 5.000
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Summary Of
By Associated Press
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German hotel boycott against
at Essen.
French patrol uses bayonets, riding
crowds in Essen public square.
Belgians already have occupied lxn1
portant towns of Wesel and Emmer-
ich. London Express Duesseldort des-
patch says.
British attention ii fixed on
blcm of relations with France
Parliament re-asscmbles.
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Official Constantinople declares
Turks at' Symrna. show more concili»
atory spirit and peace outlook bright-
ens. ,
Bad feeling grows between French
and Germans in occupied Ruhr cities
and Berlin apparently expects a seri-
ous outbreak.
Reginald C. Vanderbilt. 43. at New
York.after several days 01‘ silence.
confirms his engagement to Miss
Gloria Morgan. 10. V
Major-General Clarence Ra Ed-
wards. retired, tells New Yorkers he
hopes Franco completes occupation of
Ruhr and makes handcuffs -ecurc.
Sister Cecilia. music teacher in
Notre Dame Academy. l-‘red-zrick.
Maryland. declares she was knocked
unconscious in convent room and cur-
ried away; nun later escapes from
Baltimore house and returns to con-
.vcnt.
hesiednt Harding at
DTO-
(«8
Lincoln Mc—
For Golds,
Battling Siki Is
lleinslated but His
Title Is Withheld
' , lil‘ l.’:,~—'l‘lic French Box-
‘u 1., (in its twentieth nnnl-
lxluy. divided in favor
.12! rtw-nt offenders.
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l“‘§:iil‘(llllg Battling
2 w suspension and allows
mr :1 new boxing license.
'1 l1 munitd, but does not
Mm championship
krll '1 ll}
his
... 1*: ml adviser stated
n» l a communication
qu'w r that ‘Slkl had d9-
rwidy to abandon suit
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against the federation. The council
decided that this was a recognition of
its powers and announced abandon-
ment of its suit against Deputy
Diagnc who had stood as one or Slki's
strongest supporters.
THICK “'AIJJ NO BAR.
A wall four feet thick failed to in-
‘ terrere with the reception of a radio
message sent through it. in a. recent
experiment in New York. _This was
accomplished with the use of a. radio
accessory invented by Bernays John—
son of New York.
New York police headquarters re-
ports a cockroach which became so
addicted to morphine that he could
take two grains daily. more than
enough to kill two men.
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Influenza
and as 1!
Preventive
Mailing News.‘
lmorial
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Noted Huntswoman to Wed .
Lady Doris Bisckwood. known to:- her prowess on the hunting iieid.
a to wed Captain Cecil Gunstan in London in the tall. She is a daughter
or the late Marquis or bulletin and Ava and o! the present Indy Hows.
Ber grsndtsther was John Davis oi New York.
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Abraham Lincoln inspiration in théso others probably
troubled days.
copen. The under part is a complete dress, blouse style with infringed end
~ gird] The coat is plain box style. Edges of collar, calls or sleeves and
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University. Cumberland Gap. Syracuse. N. Y.. has $1,500,000 tire:
asks his countrymen to get one man is known to be dead. two
lost and several in-
Plems the most exacting tastes.
Duality -— Economy — Purity -— Flavor.
Always Assured.
In.
‘ AT THE 111111111123
1 OCAL ACTOR
To Appear at ,Rialto Theatre Wednes-
day in “The Curse nl’ Drink.
'Edmund Ercese. resident 01’ Chest-
nut Hill, Norwaik, and well-known
citizen otthis city. plays the part of
the. ,"heavy" in the old lashiontd
”melodrumzo' "The Curse of Drink"
which opens for a two day showing at
the Rialto Theatre tomorrow.
Mr. Dreese in this picture ably sup-
ports four other stars well known to
the motion picture world,
Clayton.- ‘Harry T. Morey.
tori who is well-known in Norwalk
from his visits here: George Fawcc‘tt
and Miriamdiatista,
The story is one of the fastest mov-
Eing melo‘dramas ever screened, con-
taining the good old standbys
stagedays. presented in a new and
novel fashion. A race against death
with an express train is "but one of
the tbs-ills of this picture.
Today the final ‘showing of
Marguerite a
another ac- -
of tlic‘
audiences since it opened on Sunday
evening. and has caused considerablo
comment among those who have seen
it.
QUICK DRUG SERVICE.
A. Bayonne, N. J.. woman. suiferlng
from lx\uenza, recently had her phy-
sician's prescription filled within 10
minutes. because radio was at hand.
Her son has a transmission set and I.
druggist has one. It was easy for the
amateurs to communicate and get the
‘ service desired.
TORTURED MANY YEARS BY
KIDNEYS.
"I have had kidney trouble fol
twelve years." writes H. P. Pinkney,
West Jackson, Miss. "Pains .11 back,
joints. catches in the hips. run down
and getting up too much during tho
night. But since aking Foley's Kid-
ncy Pills. my suffering is over. and I
feel like a new man." Backache. rheu-
matic pains. kidney and bladder tron.
:ble quickly relieved with Foley Kid-
“The‘
ney Pills. Refuse substitutes.- Insist
Dangeroui Ago" will be held. This
lured.
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Dressy footwear
for women-here.
New styles are arriving daily in the women ’3 shoe
section. They have that freshness and newness of the
advancing season coupled with many new little features
that make them particularly attractive for dressy wear.
Phey must be seen to be thoroughly appreciated.
Black satin pump, two strap model with French heels,
priced at $6. -
Patent leather one strap pump with French heels, $6.
Black kid pump with one strap and French heels, $6
Dressy looking but better adaptedfor street wear
are these “Queen Quality” styles.
Brown calf laced Oxfords with perforated saddle and
.0e cap and low heel, priced at $7 50; and the same style
ill black calf skin
Main floor. rear
Valentine’s day- .is
almost here.
Just a dainty card on the good saint’ 3 day will bring
orth many a pleased smile and pleasant thought.
Cards in fancy cut out and mechanical designs £10m
Jo to 150.
Almost every sort your fancy may dictate for chil—
dren or grown ups. \
Main floor, rear
. Novelties.
Knitted suits—Glisten“; Shetland yarn is used in navy. grey. m and
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has—a study in black and white—decidedly dietitian-o an ap-
penance. Crownothneblsd:Milanbrsid,medlumw1debrlm.nnrrow—
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upon Foley's Honey and Tar. Stillson,
picture has attracted good large siztd Powell Corporation—Adv.
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-Enrrsncr~s in Main Street. Eur-field Avenue. and Cannon Bis-cos
The intimate charm
of rugs well chesen.
For every room of one’s home. for every need to cover
a bare floor space here you will find rugs to do the task
beautifully Lovely rugs in soft colorings or bright hues
—large enough for the space between hallway and room.
You’ll find them here—-—and for the room itself—not at all
high priced, yet real lovely in coloring and pattern.
Ask especially to see the new Axminster rugs. New
chigns and new colorings. Two tones, mixtures, all-
overs, seamless, $39. -
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Third floor, rear
New Cotton blouses
made for real service.
Justplainly made of real good fabrics and good sub-
stantial Workmanship. There is no pretence of style.
These are waists for use and wear.
White woven madras waists strictly tailored. TWO
in one collar. May be worn high neck or open V shape. '
Fabric has blue, lavender and black stripes, $1.
Plain black fine cotton waist with round collar and
knife pleated rufile all [around and down both sides of
front pleat. Price $1.
Black fine soft light weight cotton waist with two in
One collar, to be worn either high or V shape, $1. 50.
Rich black heavy poplin, made with the two in one
collar, which admits of being worn both high or low neck.
A good looking waist for little money, $2.
Second floor. rear
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New draperies give
home added charm.
Wiltona duplex terry cloth, extra heavy quality, Ori-
mental designs and colorings small fi es etc. S ecial
,value', 791: yard. ' , gur , ' P
Merceirised voile curtains. hand drawn with motif 1!:
center, panel efiect, $5 pair.
;: 1 main and figured Sunfasi: draperies—rose, blue, tan,
green and gold, 50c yard.
StenCil'ed table oil cloth, 50x54 inches, for table coy. '
ers, 59¢ each.
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- Third floor, rear ,
Norwalk Chronicler