Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 24, 1923 · page 3

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MILTON SILLS—W’ANDA HAWLEY
JACQUELINE LOGAN

In laws “I ”or I'I \l.I~-tI~i'lv I‘I-I~~I-Iit:itIIIII i'I'r I'iiraiiimiiit

‘Burning Sands”

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DAVICN PORT COFFEE SHOPPE
“Goode Cheer Within"

A Place to Eat Par Exellance
CHI-:5 and Pastries to Order for Home Use

CATERER FOR PARTIES
ifiTEL DAVENPORT STAMFORD, CONN.
Music Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00

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WHITE MOUNTAIN

——R ef rigerators

'l'lll‘. t'llll‘i’l‘ \\ I'I‘H .\ CHILL IN IT.

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III; --I I :Itor-I (‘lIIl'IIIIIIIl ~I III nIII-I‘ tho top ol’ the
I; I- I'll prmIt proIision I-‘lIuIIthr and the bot-
tom II‘ the II I- row

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[Hilton pllt' IIIIN‘ forgot the no“ problems
I ~Im- I“ and imiiIl- and passed tli- famous
‘ I Iirv- lImII l.I\v.' 1‘th found that the
In aim: of the notion. your health. and our
ln.ilili. nuIl the hoolth‘of our neighbors,
I-mIlII no: he IIII-nsurI-Il In dollars and c4 titsl

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and; .‘I‘I' to tho world this famous ‘ IIuplc:
(.mtI. " the, foundation of Purity in nl‘r-
fiI'l‘nlion

'lhI- I(‘(‘ rcsts upon IicaIy rust- proof

IIIf‘InI I‘m“ burs. Islightly svparatI-d one
from another thcn tho nII-ItI'Il Ice ding:
Into InIiII“ burs nhk‘h lie between an I’m-k
lH‘nIII the. convex liars and THIS“! "'0
through a slot in the bony rmk or me
uriItI- Into II III-op trough In the but "trough
II-c compartment whence It pour-:0?

II sonic-l trap out of the refrlgcrn _

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FURNITURE
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limsolf thrmizh the head “ith 8

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VIV'IIY “as Iliscovf'rt‘d near tlr Starring Ralph Lewis—Johnnie Walker—Ella Hall " .
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TODAY ONLY i
“The Snowshoe Trail”

TOMORROW EVENING
ONLY I

“The Country Flapper”

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"1' A Picture of the North by

I - III-.iisnn Marshall Featllr'llg Dorothy th

Featuring Miss Jane Novak
Roy Stewart and Others.

SPECIAL

' Supported by Glenn Hunter
and Able Cast.

SllORTI-IR FEATURES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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itiu tr pron-Winn. iuut l'fllllI'l' in lll:lll\
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t:\lii ll it I.IlI\‘ not IlI~s-i-'.\I~"

CAMPAIGN—w ON FOR
BETTER MAILING

A (“ziiipnizii {or iIItYI‘i' mnilinz and

.3.‘1III')' ot' S‘K'OInl-(‘IJHS iiinttI r in
il:.- post (llllI‘I! has luvn begun by
thI- J‘ost Hi'i'iz'c Ilv pzirtmr‘nt.

l'llIIIl‘s". «s. the [IllIIIl('. and the po»
I‘ll SI'MII'P. postal officials sins. II..'

pi-nllt mutually by tho stIps liikI-n in
lt'tlllt'e llll’lLIth‘l‘flI'If.‘ sutmiIi-cluss
Illilll. “'lllt' ii lllt‘IUIl! s no-u spzipcrs,

lil;l£:i7.it‘.t‘$ and other til-cs of pub-

”VIII-IONS.

l'ustiiiastnrs are called upon to 309'

‘lhllI. piiblisliI-rs iiili'ill the rI-commcii-

the flt‘l‘llrllllf‘llt Ivhcrevcr
possnilo. I‘m-lisliI-rs themselves are
strongly aviIiscd about features of
their mailing practicI-s which a‘lherml

Ilutimis 0i

‘ to. post office (-xpcrts declare, will in-

i‘rwcr losses of newspapers and
magazines to subscribers.

01"! IT IS “’OR'I'H

MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with So
and mail it to Foley 8: Co.. 2835 Shef-
t‘iclrl Ave, Chicago. 111.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a. trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coughs. colds and croup:
bolv Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache,
kidney and bladder ailments: and
Foley Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation. biliousness. head-
aches. and sluggish bowels. Stillzon,
Powell Corporation-«Av.

 

 

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t ’l\-' and no I' illifl" ss and no lI ':<
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MAY CLOSE 3

the orders

 

all depends on the varnish. Ordinary
IrIarnisli loses its lustre. Water turns it
“like. Hot liquids make it peel. Heavy
heels mar its beauty.

But Pitcairn W'at:rspar Varnish—which
we have ready for your use—is practically
immune from damage resulting from house-
hold accidents. It is absolutely waterproof.
Never turns white. Doesn‘t peel. Stands
up under Sl‘llfillf;2 that. would ruin ordinary
varnish. Must satisfactcry varnish known
for floors, fu stiturc and woodwork—either
indoors or outdoors.

We also lime Waterspar' In eighteen attrac-
tive varnishes and enamels, as “ell as a full
line of paints and varnishes for your every
requirement. Come in to-day—let us show

you the f'ait .I as aquarium test. '

ABE COHEN

137 Washington Street ‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
PAINTER and DECORATOR

VIW scam/my].me

AT THE 9
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WE ARE DISPLAYING

Pitcairn Waterspar
VARNISH STAINS

To everyone \‘xliu I. E~i7< our lmotli we will give a coupon that
entitles them 1-» :1 13¢ hi'iisli iron with IIII‘ purchase of any
size «Inn of \':iriii>li Stain «hiring the week of March ‘2 .

A. COHEN

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BOOTH 3
Store—137 EVashingtcn Street South Norwalk
Telephone 351-2 .

 

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proprietors had failed to respond in,
the manner he had indicated. 112‘
left Stamford Thursday night with a.
final warning that all bafiries must
be cleaned up and remain cleaned or
suffer the consequences.

The bakers who failed to contort: to
conform to orders are said to be locat-
ed on the outskirts of the city.

BAKER SHOPS

Three baker shops in Stamford will

be closed it they continue to disregard
of he State Inspccetrs
Oft‘icc, it “as leai-ncd last night. State
Deputy Inspector GeorgcCostello, who
made a tour of inspection among the
bakeries last week, returnI-Il to Stam-
ford Thursday to check up his orders.
Accompanied by Mill: and Food In-
specter C. O. Leary he made a second

 

VIOLATED TRAFFIC RCLFS.

James Gunipero. 3: of Greenwich
avenue was arrested shortly before 6
o'clock last night at Atlantic and

Bank streets. He is said to have con-
tinued driving his machine after re-

 

ceiving the “stop" signal from the pa.
visit. He reports some improvement trolman. He was taken to handout-a
in conditions have been made but! ters and released on his own mox-
that in at least three instanccs, the nuance.

 

 
 
 

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. high class vocal selections, a program sure to

 
 
 
 
 

.onight
Your Last Chance to See

BATTERY “C”

F ASHION'
EXPOSITION

Dance with

 

 
 
 

Vincent Lepez’s

Orchestra

 

TOMORROW NIGHT

Sunday, March 25 '

 

Farewell Lopez .-
Concert .

Two and one-half hours of classical and .
popular musical program, intermingled with

please.

 

 

SEATS WILL BE ARRANGED ON THE
ARMORY DRILL FLOOR

‘ AMission 50c

Tax Free

 

 

 

SPECIAL BOX SEATS
ACCOMMODATING
SEVEN PERSONS
$5.00

 

FAREWELL LOPEZ
CONCERT

 

 

 

 

STON STORE

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Neckwear Novelties A -

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A complete offering of all the new Spring
Neckwear, many in samples at remarkable
prices. Really a pre Easter sale of superb- -
1y styled and assured favorite mode in many
novel creations.

PRICED FROM .

506 Up

Beautiful Neckerchiefs in Paisley and
oil-seam Effects.

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