Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 21, 1923 · page 28

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‘\ll"ll you deposit s‘mall sums RI'IGI‘I..\IH.Y in our (‘llrlst-
mas t'lull 5m] mun halo n hit: sum: that is the may it works.

Brim: In as your first deposit. the amount you can spare
can ll “Pris. .lmn Hm Club and lune mom-y new Christmas.

What the Different Clubs will'pay you.

INCREASING CLUBS EVEN AMOUNT CLUBS
II 50 WEEKS (For Christmas l924) IN 50 'EEKS (For Christmas l924l

5 to Club pays $12.75 25¢: Club pay: $12.50
5‘; 2c Club pays $25.50 50c Club pays $25.00
5C Club pay: 8 63-75 $1.00 Club pays $50.00
10: Club pays 8127-50 $2.00 Club pays $100.00
'5, ozcnusmo CLUBS $5.00 Club pay: $250.00
You as manual» the loyal mom $10.00 Club pays 8500-00

320.00 Club pays $1,000.00

l'nlv ll‘ 2:1 11 l'n~~ Hook and join tlm_(’lub today.
elm»; \l l. 'llll. l \‘lll.\‘ and have them join.

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So. Norwalk Savings Bank

.5 I! dream your deposit: each week.

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A worldwide search is on for
Leo Koretz, Chicano “Ponzi” cc-
cuscd of having defrauded oil in.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

road. Evonston, lll.
his wife.

 

vestors of from $5,000,000 to
$15,000.000, but he is belier to
life aboard his yacht; “Flying

0X.

Although police say hovictim-
ized members of his own family.
his mother, Mrs. Mary Koretz.
and his wife are leading a search

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Above, the yacht “Flying Fox.” on which Leo Koretn. Chicago “Pen!!!

is believed to have fled; and below it. Koretz'e um I: Sher-Idol
In the center is his mother, and It the rid.
Below at the left in. Mrs. Solo Aucrbech. who has been
called to tell about her relations with Koretz.

for assets with which to settle
withhisclients. -5 — «
Meanwhile police ere nttern ,
in: to round up the women (in
case, and Mrs. Anetta
c-wner 'of a photoplny theater,
has been called to tell of her-re-

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‘ lotions with Koretz. .

 

CHILD LABOR

 

 

 

Christmas Specials

——-—-—— At The ———————

East Norwalk Cash Grocer3

The Finest Creamery Butter 56c lb.

 

 

 

 

 

Soft Shc" Almonds .......... .. 3501b.
Fancy MlI‘IC/l Nuts ......... . ............ .. . . . . .. 300 lb.
Fancy Walnuts . ........... 35c lb.
len Pmldlllg .................................. 203 can
.‘1 8300311 or fir-sdlc-zs Raisins ........... . ..... 15c pkg.
; Willie Pose Currants . ........................ 240 pkg.
11,. I'umy Duh... .................................. 180 pkg.
5' PlllC Lard .. ................. . ........... 13C lb.
Pun; Mailman in cans ....... .......... 10c
Gold Med ll Pumpkin ....... . . . . . . . ............ , . 15c can
I’lll'l: It“! Orleans Molasses .............. 25c qt, 903 gal.

.‘l. H'l‘i'H. 2-1 COTTAGE ST.

 

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has (‘aused Big In-

 

 

 

. . 3, ' l' . cumpam‘bns. two janitors. five lawy-
! (tease “1 X 0 U n g {21; 2’307’ Of “homlrrs. six libcrarlans, 133 postofllce
“orkers (H are VVomen ,l‘lcrks. 11 research workers. 136
_ __ A" tlsht‘l‘s, 19 watchers at the polls. 26:
MN: 3".»le in L”,-~\'~.'0rtl NEW Yulm. Ill-2 Zin,~(fl)}un:l>ia (“7""3'314-muszfi‘am' 5““ ”me'
l. “\ _..;,'_-'~:l fl..lt. lllnm- univursltv (his par llus providml‘ :g;3;“:g$;:::‘flarilessmen and ‘6

I [_ l . . l' .:.5;: «5 luv; :39 film for 2.3.3.“ l-‘Lill' nls. of whom 77? ’ ' ‘ ' _
, .4 .31. ntiun ‘lz‘U'l .lrv wmuv-n. :u » mum: to .1 l'4'rlnl‘t oi Tw 'womon students were athletic
5 w .l n'lllul l.Z!'..')l‘ Miss l'lzhvl .\. lt'w-l. ln rilnrgc (vi voaci‘gs; (our attendants for actres-
:., 2m 1‘: .m ml Consllv ill" 4\l~l‘f'l!‘i'i‘s"!ll“ H‘lu‘ru as; our :1 Msruit Pucker: :37 govern-
. ... Tl . (m the purl 'l‘l:r Z’H'Urlls :xi'. vwml tilflt mr-n slu-mssrs; 133 slr‘nograpllr-rs: three tea
.3 a‘ r ,5 :2m.‘ yum! of l‘,l,~ (”his Harv”! mount m T‘.’ llll‘f rentzz'oum :lssismnls; H2 did clerical
5.5.5,. . 5. 5 v .5 ”muggy“ (,1 worst. wxciurilng thus” llFlflll as mig- noz‘k: 4.“: \‘J‘l‘l' motllr-ra' helpers;
j” My: :2, : rim-l: ::,-- ' ll')’ that ,-. “fizz-0115‘. \‘w'uxm n :‘f :2er ms earnr'd :iw (‘Clnlpill‘ilonsl one a cloakroom at-
. .1 ‘5‘, ..,. ...;;,l,:;.,:;. “my“ Invnw‘ m 41 VHS. lvndanl; five Sunday-school teach-
..«n. ., pa. l» -n a la“: upon our (”1" Ill-In " ~lt lllm'nl irans- vs's: Ira secretaries, and one a

'1‘ 5. : 2 fusion. onv nu. seamstress. I '

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F inc Silk Stockings

11' your gift be hosiery, select from one of the
reliable makes we carry —— “Onyx," "McCallum,"
“Corticolli” or “Kayscr” brands. Then you'll be
sure that your remembrance will give satisfaction
and be appreciated by the recipient.

 
 
 

 

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Killing a? Law in 1920

STUDENTS TURN
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no l' :l;;-:' mush”, t'lllllllull Lilo
flitllll'l ill; in :‘J‘lll'ol are \Hvrklng tr.
l'nctorirs. on induslrlnllzc-d lnrms.
Ill ll Il'lll-‘ill ::\.'.-~.ll.sllu;::, on city
str- : ‘15-‘42»: 30:an vi"‘t_‘luu-‘i t‘tlUL'll-
llun and 1.20 pinyin“; of -(-hildllood
slmp‘y lvr-culln; li'.~-lr r'lrlnrs are not
yet llllllc‘lr-nlly (nil);lll~l.(“l to pro—

lwl Ill-'1“ uni lm'm lllPlll in tile [or-
lililll1_ pvrl‘nl o: lll'Jr liars.

'l'lzlr.~ will in: opportunity for oi:-
l'llr‘lill; 1»: ll.-- ("Hill Labor Alumni-
luv u: :llz-l (l; ill-.3 (‘Jillvl luluur question
in ion. rill on January :.;, 2‘7 null 20.

 

 

BUY CANDY at

MADEY’S 234 East Ave., E. N.

Christmas day is a. day of sweet things. The sweetest of
all is when you bring out a. box of our dainty sweets.
Shrafft's and Daggett’s Chocolates, Hard Candy
Also All Kinds of Fresh Nuts and Fruits.

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BOXES 0F CIGARS.

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\xllir‘ll lulll ln- sr-t ilFlLlu nationally
LS L'lnl‘l l,:ll,«,r ‘lmys. For many
yull. ill" Nullmlul Lullor Committee
has Slluuwvl'l'd ille— annual Uin‘"l'\v"
:lnm: ol L‘llilvl Labor 1):!)3' realizing
ill" lluwnslly lor :2 popular undnr-

liiiill'llllx nl illls problem which lull-y
'lmcll :L Vllrll "curing upon the future
[life ol‘ our country. If, as is conti-
‘tlln'ly prullclml, the MI] {or the
(”Mid lgllmr Amendment to the Fed—
rl'ul joxxmitutlon is passed by the
prrsv-nl, Confirms, Ill". responsibility
lor nluklllg ll ll. part of our low “1.!
be up lo the popular \ole of fill: in-
lll\l¢llllll pinion. livery one will haw“
tn Walsh-r an opinion upon the m1-
\il:li-i!lly of the Child ‘ Lat-3r
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PALACE BOOTERY

Palace Theatre Building I

CHRISTMAS GIFTS

The first gift on the Xmas list is a pair of Slippers and’the
most useful and appreciated. We have the largest variety
to select from for mother, dad, brother and sister in all- -
the wanted shades. Buy your Slippers now while the va-
nety is complete. Priced so reasonably htat every purse
can take advantage. I

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GOLDEN .’ S

Confectionery Ice Cream
lmuvnnm no: 000581051

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help in :ilow the “fly.

Want. Pedestrians to
- Walk on Left of Road

HARRISBURG. Doc. 20.——In an
Iffnrt to reduce the number or acci-
dents '10 pedestrians on the public
highways of this state, the Pennsyl-
vmlla Motor Federation is urging
publicity for therecommcndatlon of
the Afncrlcun Automobile Associa-
.lion that persons on the highway, e -
pm-lrllly at night. fact the tralllc I;
walking on the left hand side of the
fund. . .

The national association has reach-
r-rl the conclusion, after a study of
the situation. that most of the cases
when automobiles strlke pedestrians
at night are due to the driver being
pal~tlully_ blinded by the headlights
of approaching cars and, swinging to
tho right. falling to ace pedestrians.
'i is contended-that itinersonl walk-
ing on the roads would face the traf-
. lil- lilt‘y would he better able to avoid
ho: ': Llrh‘t'k and also would be. seen
much sooner by the drivers of cars
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EMPORIA, Klingon—Many ways
of working onc's way through col-
lege havo'bcen devised by ingenious

undergraduates, but the 'plan of
Miss Margaret Murklcy. university

student here. is unparalleled, so far
as any one knows.

Miss Mark-icy. an attractive young
woman who never has experienced
any dlmcully in achieving a. male
escort to school Junctions. herself,
observed a. number of lonely young
men and women roaming the cam-
pus unn tended. _ 5
A bright thought occurred to ‘hcr.
Why not introduce them: bashful
ones. charge a. small fee for the
favor, and add to her- income?

She founded the "Marklcy Dat-
ing Agency." with herself as prest-
dent. general mannge‘r'a'n‘d' fiend 61-.
flco boy. She charges rpen 25 cents‘
to arrange a. date 'for them. girls
5 'cnnts. 5 _ , 5 -‘
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snend 825.00 or no to take a. girl out."

JOBS FOR CASH

University
has Provided Places

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'lfl'ls's ‘MXRGAREE“MARKLEYL a

-to object toJ’ ~Mt'en2Mlu-kle‘y'n o'e-

were pullman conductors. two were
models, I“ waltcrsrono was a tur-
nzll'v man. 20 did‘ manual labor, 90
altrupif‘d clerical poaitlons. 12 were
employed by a detective agency as
plain clothes man. 32 were transla-
tors, and two were umpires.

The list also included one actor,
one publicity agent. 1:! inspectors.
one minister. two hospital superin-
wndcnls. tin-m elevator operators.
two hotel clerks. one garage assist—
am. 31 messengers, scvcn chauffeurs,
six caretakers. {our camp waiters.
six bank clerks. one hell boy. 29

 

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The tenth :39, 9;,

rung of the World wa-
exrle in Bccmania 3':
King
beth have left Greer
never to rent“.
little better of. the
deposed myal :21:
with him 1.545.6qu . -
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‘ tn‘lFUL ack es of the highest
BEgpiade produgts fraogm America’s best
known Cami manufacturers, im a: hg
freshly pack p‘ft boxes from our own

rt 1: ces ranging ffom
“cm a a mi 39c to $10.00

' litfl packages for the kiddies
(Dazzlinaecorcatc the Chrifhttuas trkeje or
' th e; in e stoc ngs,
Elihu” céltggommds, ‘I'iny Kidd;
Pops, Kandy Kewpics, etc.
Little Bits from the Bltst

n distinctive ndtages fresh from
gnregndiigoiy? The decoration on the cover
of Imldgdaemmndorabasyrnbohzesthcliast
m n: it n pmiutlnrly appropriate packa e for
Chriscrnu. Filled with the most won erful
nsnonment of chocolates. almonds, data, etc.

1%‘lbs. 1.50 2 lbs. 2.50
Family Postage 02:10 me meld

Our Christin” special. An assortment of 10
' taxes. ltl’i
fifii‘mda ofiifim 2% lbs. 98c

. Sugar Coated Almonds
Whole. select nun, covered with a coating of

vxtlounly colors and flavored Sand 49C

Walnut Stuffed Dates

Fresh. delicious. timely confegeisup—omd 49C '

uggeccs Milk Chocolate
hxmm‘ ' Spec-al' ' 1:: 25¢
Boa of 6 cakes makes an acceptable gift. 1.50

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

she explains. .
“I keep a. list of my clientl, With
a brie: description or each. and it
is usually an easy, matter to provide
a young man ’with Just the~type 0!.
girl he likes. and vice verso.
“Here in a. boy. for insmnce..who
has no partner for the holiday par-
ties. He told me he liked tall, blond
girls, who could- dance, and also
girls who could skate well. It hop-
pens! have Just 'such'e. girl on my
list; ‘ “
' v "blow, what could be simpler than
that 2" . ‘ ' ‘5 - '
, put the faculty haverluit learned~
animus Hartley's 'novel nieenrot
making ”pimmoney." undue look-
ing into the matter, no tncultien will.
"They have nothing in the world

tense. "Bnnhtul people really have
a, «dimcult time getting mutilated.
end I feel sorry for then). 1313,60. '
ing them. an dwells" the 3011001. a?
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Something for every member
. of the Famrly
. . 2.00 m 10.00
. mistrial ' Perfumes .50 m 10.00
3 plece'lvoroy Toilet Secs ~ 4.98
'8 piece lvoroyd Toilet Sets 7.49
Gift Mn“? - o o ,33 w 1.50
BudIE w Echo; 13°53. l.39
‘ dya - u. .. . 1.7032333
WmFounaiaPcm .'2.50:ol
. 131.0: l—vroyd- Clock. .
“$3.1: fmboudoltorhek :93
5. 5:!un 5. .98 no - .39
D. “nib m e .75 w 5000
unfikiafl . 5. . . 1.390) 7.50
WM; and .Tnlkinl Doll: .98 to ‘23:
Stet-no Stave Outfits .
Electric Gatling Irons . . l.19md2.39
BlecuiCH-tlmmnfiorélbe 2.9

 

George II am!i Elizabeth. exiled kin: and queen of Greece.

 

El Solano in 4 sizes,

Flor de Murat—763140113

La Rosa

Major hlnjors

othc: smokcrls accessories may
in a number' of our larger stores.

Allthe
Man in ial Holid
will and thewbrnnd he

duced prices.

 

Two Gifts that never
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CIGARS

CU will find here most of the well
known, established brands of}. —
ported and dmnadc Cigars in excellent
smoking condition in a great range of
prices and most generally at o sax-mg.
V'e recommend particularly the tol-
lowing of our private brands.

Clear Havana Cigars
In Boxaofu

La Rosa Aromatics

inlOsizos. . . .

 

Mild Havana Blend Cim
In Bow of 25

Flor de Murat in 4 sizes . 2.25 to 3.50
Padova Invincible

Domestic Sumatra Wflvped Ci?“

In Boxer of 25
including the well’known
Majorin3sizes . . 1.25:0388
Jayne: Pctfccto . . . -.63
Black and W'hitc in 3 size! 1-1:

Friday and Saturday Reductions

Llajor Perfecto—fegulmlfiégxfz; 23:": 2.45

2.451;

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5101' 50c, 10 for 98¢,
2 far 25:
5 for 50c. 10 for 989 Box of 25,

Aromatica—‘regulm'b ’5‘

5151609 zofor 1.20,Boxof25, 3

Prowl CW1) 10‘ .
La a Box of 50- 4‘30

5 {or 45C: 10 {“869

WW7

5 for 45¢. to .1‘0'r 86°,

Cigarettes

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, mm Al ER 21, 1921.
’ 'swznspoo'r KING, nus-rm, REGENT

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from his three since the

George II and Cree: Eliza.

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from 3.00 :0 7.00

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