mmllARCH 19,1923. » A . .. , A , .
“I."
,. .37, THE‘DAILY summon ,’ , = . norm
he Evening- Sentinel’s'f Daily.- ‘7’Maga2ille 1 a ‘ and": Home Page
.; Children ’8 Corner ' AT THE THEATRES" NEWS AND minor THE MOVIES " * ' ~ ‘
.l ack Daw in Balloon Land Bum—L TODAY' _ ‘
“Gm. Elton ‘ Personal Appearance of Richard Bar- -
Story by H31 Cochran thelmess This Evening in His Latest.
Picture “The Bright Show" To-
gether with Regular Bill.
This evening following the final
showing of "White Shoulders" featur-
ing Miss Katherine MacDonald, there
will be a. p‘re-revlew showing of “The
Bright Shawl," the latest production
of Richard Barthelmess, in which the
noted young actor is supported by
Miss Dorothy Gish. This will be the
%
The well-mannered man or woman heed: the art of greeting acquaint
ances properly. The more one goes, the more he will meet and the more hl
must greet. A greeting can be either repellant or. attractive; it can bar one“:
I '5 “’5‘ time that this picture has been Way to social progress or can help one along the road to popularity.
f , shown on any screen. and Norwalk
" residents may compliment themselves ' GREETINGS men just introduced to them.
upon the fact that Manager Hamilton 1: A man meeting a woman ac— 4: Accquaintances usually shake
was able to secure this picture for
Quaintance ion the street lifts his hat. hands on meeting. There should be
c . strength and warmth and Sincerlty in
from his head with the hand farther the handclasp. ,
removed from her. and bows. 5: Only at ,a wedding do people greet
2: A man on the street never shakesJ each other In church; then their
hands with a. woman without first re- greetings should be exchanged briefly
moving his right glove. "Pardon my and in low tones.
glovel'f is bad form. At the opera or It‘s Bad Manners for any person,
ball he keeps his glove on. except for the gravest reason, to {all
3: Gentlemen always shake hands to return a how of civility: no man
when introduced; women usually. but ever is justified in “cutting" a wom-
women rarely offer their hands 10‘ an of: good repute.
-1.—
Grapeiruit 0" Orange - juice. salt, paprika and a little sugar.
Of course. the fruit may be combined.
this showing only because of-the fact
.. V», ' '/ / - 5;” 'r’ I .1 that the taste of Norwalk people for
’ ‘ ' ' ‘ ,. , '. 5’ ' ,I / ' good picturcs is well known, and it is
76‘ 3,», ’ desire to learn how the picture will
If] . 5‘ be received here. i
’1' I , . Mr. Ba’rthelmess, accompanied .by
l F) members of his company, will attend
. ’ tonight's performance. and following
. mm noticed the rainfall and he told Conny he would like the picture Mr. Barthelmess will
'1. \\ her“ he could seek shelter. ”That's a good idea.“ re— make a personal appearance on the
. ,m l-loml has settled above us and we're due for a. storm. ‘lizlllo stage and address the audi-
' ”W “ ”M “"1“" 3'0“ ‘1 trawling balloon. ence. . . . .1Cl' \Rl) AN EXCEL-
”” ‘ The feature fo'r tomorrow and JOE” Hi\1"{AC.‘r‘1‘.R 'AEZTOR. RE-
‘ ' 1‘ " \Vednesday will be "Can A Woman LEFT C ‘Hm it; “THE FOUR
Love Twice?" which stars Miss Ethel MEMBER \wf, ‘
Clayton. This is advertised as a HORSLME‘ ’
photoplay of merit. and one that
everyone should see from bachlors
and spinstcrs to widows and widow-
wlth other fruits and served with
Starts the Day Right (mayonnaise.
A team of horses in snow up to
,- - - to their collars. . . ‘
era. The question is. answered in tire titllirngl‘itxlgsi,‘ Llilliilflgiri?w, every energy MAE MURRAY A. 85.114113] AP- By BERTHA L. sliAPilEIGH, The radio expert who spills eul-
picture, but would It concur With L'il.hin them to gain a few feet against FEARS 11“ ”JAZZMAI‘IA' 9‘ Columbia lnxvorsity. ' phuric acid on his clothes finds every-
your viewpoint of the matter? See “ . .u To drmk orange Juice. or eat 1151” flung isn't. acid should be.
it. and determine for yourself. 3' sno“d“]6\_e forward in fits and a. grapefruit is almost a habit thh
. "" . . . l . . — 111:“); (got or two at a. time. Here, hanna at Lockhaven. Pa.. which many People today. 'lhe bully must Pi qt hre th f ' .3 ‘:
Rlubhh'l‘ TUD‘“ a” ' most. thrilling flooded the town.-——Gobs or. the L. S. have orange juice. and the tired busl- 1'» . a. 0 spring comes other
. l. . m - he . , _ 4. ,_ . .
Gloria S‘wumu l5 (harming m l'ara- {iii e';'s\eox;:t:f otn the screen This Navy participating in the carnival at nessman drinks. 1t at soda rounmlnS. from gleen onlOX'iS or from spring-
ngs ' .
- . - . leanse the cleaning rubbish burning.
’ . Panama City—Lloyd George in Mor All because it helps to c
ivas no: parteo‘fs trilamre photoplay occo system. regulates the bowels, con-
twasnunl'- ‘ , _ ., . .1_» t e -
. . . 'l‘ho slod in buck of those horses In two awnings l\e learnedflahlo: 13:31: the medcd \ tamlns. and ast s »
:I'tlJ‘ls-loxlcldz is it'll];1 \m' Re lhc 131111323. contained L‘uilcd stains mail. Bdre about the “it 9! the germ 52123;. 8 Grapefruit has not been used by the "j': I]
.l (. . rs. .l u. :L' um» 10‘ a were mum and Most carrying on any error. on my part. A10. 9 1c 3 f h’ ‘ . f c .- ’ G ARANTEE
bwmmon l‘urnmouut “cum" \V‘lllCh simply in the name of service. ser- was Just. part or entertainment plro- peopll. 0 t is countr} or -0 man) 1:“
" I 1 ' ' ‘7 - \ c . v V_ v ‘I ~ ‘
“ill be till. ltdllllt, at the Rigel)! vice ‘0 mankind as it is exemplified grams. . scars Twent) the .ears ago only
nlqunt‘s “Impossible Mrs. Bellow" '
A story of mother lme, beautifully?
.Theatre for two dnvs. beginning to- h “N” L' S on their 0 t 0 occasionally was it round in the 685‘ I}. FRLNK AND ULIBRLL- CO
. “Y O > ‘ _ , . ' l _
1 A” that for ”w... .lnvk nskr‘d \llstor ‘louth \‘Vind ,1” sh tlv day. by these If you havent seen Mae Murray in and north, and it “as called Shad
. . . . l( . or . ,... . . various escutchcons. .. .. dock In the west Indlcs and far .
== lll‘lll" van U! “'llr it wn l d i ‘ J' l i *he llllposslllle MN‘ Belle“. 15 . - t A h- Jazzmanla and intend to see. it" go I L 1 ‘
a. 1. u s «from an myth. as: was old . 7 , , . This I’M-“s movie was taken a s ‘ a th u n me Shaddock W.“ usci .-
..: lhl' lllll and tnlw Flip in his arms. “Then lot the wind out the Story m u “““my 30m”; nlulllOl‘S ion Idaho \Vllf‘ll the horses were before dog days. qhe dangers 0th,“ -ou ' 1e a - H t ( ”7'
. :lnwly and it will lllkf‘ you back to rllrth," shouted CODD)‘. love for her little son and her rc— . ' t tll mail was transferred to drophobia. will be less. Here is a in the early part of the eighteenth
/ ' notions wlnn the child is torn from wornpul 3h do sled scenes were young lady who knows how to dance. century. Captain-Shaddock brought .. SPECIAL
\‘\-.\../ _ » her by the deem-e 01‘ a divorce court def 51?:th O T‘lflv spewed to have this Mae Murray. But after that is the fruit to America. ' ‘ M
A am“ a “0‘11 light has been cast upon :0 sona .red 1:. the cameraman. said. you have said about all there is Grapefruit contains quinine, and is AS LOW AS
2') her really innocent part in a. murder 89“ g . .‘ . as to her talents as a screen actress. a tonic. '
/fl> committed by her husband. Called a o o ‘
‘A .—~
. . lent adaptation of “Tol‘able David" . i ‘ d“ 1 me but there are
, .. norms; knowledge of the affairs of the , .. _" as ones as e l(‘ n -.
the pathos Of 11” low for her son'worlll. 1n the news reels is reflected and Note the origlnal 0t Fur}. a
. - , later vehicle. for Barthelmess. Those
”mother love" story decidedly differ- :2: 3:82!) 0f time m all corners or were two jobs of which any man these various uses in a menu. For ,,
cnt from the usualand thoroughly Among. many things I . saw this might be proud. However, Goulding breakfast. cut the fruit in halves, and ' E
modern. ‘ week nt‘tho Strand and Capitol in must have been under the weather with a. sharp knife loosen the pulp .
”Tile Impossllllo Mrs. Bellow" was \low York were liemnl Pasha. and when he concocted “Jazzmnnia.” Its around the skin. Remove the pulp .. '
adapt“! by PM“? lleath from a. story his bride In appearance and man- humor is always forced and stilted in center. and the seeds: ‘ Repairmg
hi. l.)£t\‘lll Lisle. Sam Wood diroctcdnmyrs she'is as modern “’8 an A’meti- and its serious sequences are as Serve with sugar 0,. honey in 7 the and
Included in the supporting cast are can wor’mn I khnow that definitely acusinglif artificial and “FUDGE! as center. or plain, leaving the additions - Recoverin
ltohort Cain, Com-ml Nagol, tichard Th lcturdmfllle an lmpresaion that the plot of a. musical comedy. Froth to the taste of the eater. Orange g
\Vayne. llCKI'l Dunbar, June iihidge, e p H I '
also many pleasing? ways of serving
which offer a variety. Let us consider: 7 ~_
m~ .. .. Thrro is little or no excuse for any- , Both oranges and . grapefruit are B
lhc Inlpcbbl‘llle Mrs. Bellow, shun-- one not having an olrmcntal or rmat- Edmund Gouldlng made the 9,039}. perhaps best eaten With sugar or salt,
nod as a parluh wherever she goes, R ( :
forms the motivating force to a
is something Mr. Goulding should es- 1 . d . . id 1 ll “.1 Neatly
. . ' in we d coull not have made. - in ca serxe very co n a, sma . n
, l , 7 Herbert bifllldlllg and (”arenas Bur. ”19‘” en 3-. . (. chew. It makes him gouty. $18-88 is quite sufficient to start the Done,
" ‘ . . . . l .. ton, It” members of the paramount Other things I saw ll" the new“; breakfast in the right “TRY.
‘ ‘ - ' ‘ ' Stock Company. ' ‘ ‘
. . , - . . , ‘ ... . ,
‘ t ' J l~oels~lllnry L. Doherty's homo atop \‘o bof:;§1?5“$ml‘i¥lfges d3! for luncheon. suvculhe fruit, cut ‘ A
“7 ' i . l kl "'lv nomrnim 'md tho Kl-‘VTI'CI'Y n <‘l ' “ Skysc"“‘" that command“ a "m" 0‘ uncut it errum Dome ear ae o 3 1” halves‘ garmsmd mm Chem“ or ' '
a». lmxmsuto‘ld {(1:21 :21; guilt}: idly; 334-}. and dog“ 5m} down .. v L181 ”10 Button; 1V0“. York, lie can see :inatlcn Ofs crlectric elamp nand inseggé whitebg‘r‘awas.i or Wilton n sttgoongulrot S
.irl ‘. Fillll 4 .l . is )‘v E ‘ v n. . . ' . 4‘ .. .u . 8 en r‘ r e-
..,,lo-m.l:;:~k finally landed right where he hnd started from. And vazhmld hem}: of “lmaihcr Pushers" :Ergmlgfigf t:ral:eagvii‘r::n::s 2:92:28: burner. They come in the most fas- gig: geysgctffn‘snof “gm leaving no
7‘ ill stopped. Jack .llnw~s next adventure is ill Candy Land. Panic Star of Picture ney Australia Here was the Alisa cinatlng shapes and colors and a v‘, skin on them. and place in pretty
Ill‘giu'lll ijtiny’hqq C l l tmlian crawl at perfection—Dogs rieiy 0‘ sizes. glasses. Sprinkle vuth sugnl. and if
- ‘ ' F .' *. . p ll‘ Hiyf‘f
' - osslble fresh mint leaves. 3‘ o
—l_— lmllny roles of a “highbrow" nature on a‘ézggg anroual'lmt: t;?;k_li::fl:£:: FANCY PARASOL. p There is no better salad than one . 9 N0. Maln St.
the screen in “Disraeli" and otllcrfc-a—_1{m:mnz «inning; n. putt on his ‘ raca- A lovely new 'parasol for spring is made with whole sections of grape— . - .
. lures. ill. has also built his person- ”0,141.91“ in U", St Louis Zoo of- of pink satin. and all the framework fruit or orange 0,. "15p “gimme or ~> best to Lnitcd Cigar Store
”1 JWP‘HN‘HY With the fans on one 1~..(.g;.,3 by the mug“. .of a glee club. or the sunshade ‘3 COVVYC‘G With DiCOt’ watercress. “Will this the best dress-
nl‘ the mlrhlest mics evtr written in- . . . , , . < , 6d ribbon 01' a dCED‘PF TO‘SQ- The face in; is one made ot oil, grapefruit
lln a rct-nurio——ihnt dashingv hero of ::‘}“IL‘;‘._S; Z: 12:} is; figenttlzg‘xqtgc 3:: that wouldn't be flattered by SUCh 8-
"The Leather I'ushcrs." l'nivrrszll's ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ k “ background is an ungrateful one.
svrlcs of ii. C. \Vltwcr's short £0a~
( Z
. -. a romantic characterization. narlo or an old stage sucoess «I again. Some designers are preparing
. l‘nlvorsnl chose this role {or Dennv Charles T. Dazcy's. Denny, Lillian to launch the short, empire lino once
i $ ‘ " i "" —‘
l ;.l'lll€l' Brown S Boy Finds the Young OWIS believing him to have one or the most Rich, Gertrude Astor. Lionel Belmcre. more. , ‘ ‘
attractively romantic personalities on Kingsley Benedict and others have
at Palace
turns.
novel, dashing. spirited and imbued \VAISTLINES. -
Now comes “The Kentucky l‘erby" with invincible courage. By this time. the waistline has defl-
(o the. Palace Theatre today, tomcr- lilnl‘: Buggot directed "The Ken- nltely come up in the wokld and is
. , WW and Wtdncsday. with Denny rca- lucky Derby" from George Hull‘s ece- getting perilously near to normal
" '7’“ lured in
W the screen. He's the kind of ilgure the, principal parts. The picture con- Harding caught a blue perch In
By “ornton ' Burgess in “The Kentucky Derby" that tains actual scenesot the. Kentucky Florida. Perhaps the poor thing had
might be found in 3. Sir \Valter Scott Derby. won by Morvich. been in the water too long.
Beauty cannot be defined; f 'nd.
'1" h' just a state 0 MI
m 0 “fly —Old Mother Nature.
. time all went well with 1 . - . l d '
T HM and Mrs. Booty and .. ' ' ~ 1. V ,.v / ,.,
'> 'v‘Llifi Owls in “10 Old neat: ' . . * '.
1' . '0.” Crow. They were let _ ,‘ - ;
l . . June. No one cured t0 . . 1 ' _’ . . > '
1 ' . in fact, all that litfl; ' h 1 _ ‘v\
i ' ~ Green Forest kep IWI . . . (, , , . ..
r , ; home. . , . i As Ilrm'i'rx snow or mm a; .
' k, I ~ _ A
_—..—,.r.__.
~ “A bite to eat-2a bit ofswed”
Alter a substantial
meal, the children
naturally. want to top
of! with a bit of sweet.
‘hl 0'1: did Wms W"lll Dawn's Lamps
2 :r-.l1l)'3:vnyso:2t‘t nurptillnl- “PW?" “’25 ”5" 59‘1”“? ”5:. L-
LETTER FROM LESLIE HAMIL- the exception of my young sister marcelled hair to the) new buckle
W) 3’
.— ; :lv- amount of food they
5 ml nothing but. out and
" .: sometimes seemed
, * TON TO JOHN AUDEN here. they are all classmates at since on my feet. which, by the way,
I ! Fm“ *1??? gulfdfi?’ PRESCOTT school." , have high French heels and con- Give them WRIGLEY’S,
‘Alrlriinfmd gthlt he 1m MY DEAR BAY: Her face tell at this. and Niary trusted neatly with their sensible g
the are at. American
Sweetmeat. A _
It combines ' the‘ ” enioymenl
of sweet with many BENEFITS.
r because he had spent
hunting (or food for
E“l‘.l|'l§;‘3l.el'3.
“ lords.
. u knew that I was going to Alden spoke up— No bridegroom 0X
do“: 3lvcli'en't to see your friend, Miss gets much consideration at his cwn Darling. I’m so glad1 go am: not
‘. . ~ ' ' . ' izht think oin to live in your oi ome own.
1' Bradford on Friday after- wedding, does 1'16" One m g 8
., . V . fill??? :llaah?.&x: 55:53:12.1 took he} to the club to tea that sometimes he might want some 1 never could be filing; wldhli your
f ‘ . , ,. . - __ on of his relatives in the weddln 11a. Bradford it on vs 9
-fretl11y the W0" "77- “3 ll!" M ccllnlfincd. "So 2;", 4;. mm your Consul, Mary Alden she e e, . 8 Prisci
M,‘-5»rru
<5”?
‘ And one little uv- 1 11' on “Cousin John Alden." party." T“ be 3' thousand years 01d' It cleanses the teeth. m
3 ~ were! Youns ” “my when Hooty and M7" ”Wt” cars )think my 'young sister. Alice. "Not in America” I anm'ered. You haven't said one W0“ m "“3 food articles that lodge in
f "ind eye! in their “““d - movsd to" called the turn when she sald—"Ees. "You see, over here it is one o! the about whether you ever told another p
P v , m Athena th;:::leeyfl:.rc:i they are dumb-bells." times when the girl has thetcenter of girl you loved her. Enrolly lyotu gig crevices. It pneuualizes [he
‘ mac 4: ’ oices t f\ 1‘13 .
E V” 501 terrible to all the by some thick branches.but where he The first word your Priscilla. Brad- gfiilfigizmaggcepl: toonesenge the {a}: ggioxelgzgzt tgzla: (1,: “8:00 trivial a w acids 0‘ the mouth, mmes the
“r-‘Ui‘i’g Enough to stand up “all: Vining: gilldft h": 23%;: gal—d salldsetjo rug: xfirelzloinfinfnwad: that he is in «the conventional question to answer, John, for I can“: /_ mt, and lastly... .
,. ur w- “m - ave va' . ’ bl k.'” , ' ’ than M you a ,
§ {$1553 ‘53:: £33“ ‘Efi‘hz?;?iilsfié‘éo2§'§n'§ she”; l “m. your 5.73:; “of :33; 3;; list then. Alice, .pled Karl wmc- fifidebfivreié iii. one"; no in just . ‘ wmemvs helps the stomach
, G , n Forest. “not c - ' hat Rat. were young C 17 - n th all 11 k , on have made love yin saliva ,
hggehunyed 1"" Hoff: sfltgtvi‘ggo:: tgangugw‘lvjt dig quarrel ‘you much about him that you do not 331% Egrigiuég gfmxive: gKarl :1”; 3:83:5‘. way that‘s ' by supp] g _ ‘0 aid in
l. 7 “if?t1:";‘§a'r°g'f°:.:§n ova;- “5h,“ :31 fight-.2: :gftéggz < know." u: e t that is ‘0 only too glad to come. for although ‘Not that I am jealous!m or; not; . ’g digestive work. ‘
M 0‘ ml? fi’fia Eff; attznihn‘tn though the fact is they had I “swe’ed’ ”9 c ~ ' I haven-t said very much to you 1 never could be jealous. - a s an _ - A . . Made clean, kept clean, sealed
‘ r; it. he I a a
m nee) else then eat. you see, he nevc‘r SPOKE to me very about him, “he has played and quar- acknowledgment of interlorlty and 1
.,:ll left the Green F0". don“; :Gladylittle mulgl”¢huckled much about his boyhood friends. reled and made up with merflnce we Mk my m“ that I ha‘m no in.
?” first time thil It’d“ h. hug}: Brown’s Boy. With the exception of Sydney Carton were children" and every body in reriority complex.
. [id ””5 P"? °1 u" a": «nu. Booty nmimd mtchflint 1 don't remember that he ever men- this town expected us to -marry. As Dear how}! am rambling along in
.lr 9.331.“: 13:1: 213863;.“ the!!! for n “attach?“ ‘32:: he”; ““16" one 0: them. either man or you said ‘0 me 3390‘“ Priscilla Brad- this letter just for the mere sake of
i th'u‘spring before. ."zlnlsllll; dry“:- 33:? u by nlzgt woman. to me. We had 50 Short-8: ford, I think, invi'act I know, that talkingtd you. It some way brings
rln-w near the tree in which h“ tflmng, greed! time together that I guess we did Karl would have been glad to have me almost within your dear arms. ”I
... looked up out of MI. curb “‘1‘“? “m" 1"
J; " light in a wax-wrapped package.
uy--«r-:~.
l. with good. She what all lovers do—used all of it had me for his wife, let my imagination revel a little and
‘L » ill? dldn't think Block! .3: °“n::??”;u§%2:dlon when Hoot! talking.“ ourselves." Mary Alden was tactics: enough now I'm sitting on the arm or your
l] ’f 1”” Wm” b‘ “I” it. u "find, nlu brinl’lnl 0°" F‘T°§ Sometimes. lover mine. I think to tell Miss Bradtor ---—“this is the chair. my cheek fight against your:“
1. . Come“ ”fl"'d‘§’$$§: am: Boy mind “w, Eff-"fig; v perhaps that is the sweetest part of man We all thought. in Hamilton and “Mead of mm it.- 1 am say-v
”Y .l .zrlt Z ”If; :: oftwo film! I.“ “6‘ a“ “1:23;: tothe neat. ' loving—this saying “when did you would man-y," in; it—“ka. 1 love you andilam ' l
L‘ - mm: hegds mt also" th- at" h“ ”a; to h" a close look It first knew that you loved me" and Karl, bless his heart, loyal to me a, wager, that .
”-1" m“, 0 m. I '. ~ » 4/. “isn't“ more beautiful than we could to :the last. answered. "This man had ‘
v if .“ .5 he GXCIIlde. “8° “1’ i. “W ,qnl 1”,. b, T“ w' 3m) ‘ possibly have dreamed" and “think no: ‘uch ‘mmon ” in”: mi”
:5 Giffmge “fig: nurfiogflt‘l) '1. a ‘ ' . ....—-~ 0’: 1t, sweetheart, this is the way it Alden. although he would have been
is»: 44“" Th. next
. . . mow one it on I no out." .
11” sat down where he on mac-loot? and
mph: ‘13:. 31‘7“" ’1 will be toll-ever" and all those other happy to have been principal in the
Ifl- °9 ' ' x exclamation: that go to make up the donning drama; kinlteadrr'ot‘atanding on
‘ ' ’ mpg, long conversation: of. lovers. the sidelines «and giving‘a wordless
“Have you arranged for all your k f 7.. . . a H L
ltides’rnaida." Priscilla! sandbags '
. pun name just-nits her). . aw i? .{e
la...) mom ,“ two, ” 15¢ mfic' mat" my also asked it that she monster
V“- 3‘ l‘ances. and i! hlm‘ " . « l , "tom hart” be lie! m I
W influence on the , 'l . . ' " 1’ “I, In; to};
. l“ 'luently it in «on'th "
2' .wnn on. at m ' “
BOLERO I‘ASIIIONABm-
Norwalk Chronicler