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FOR SALE
u itoy Shirt Co..
.. xii Norwnlk. ‘ 3t
vuly stenogrnphsr
.. hi or business col-
! opportunity for
,, ss. stating use.
‘. '., “Business." Sen-
~ ll modern house
FOR SALE.
Fifteen H. P. motor; ten H.
P. motor, both in good condi-
tion; quantity of shutting
and pulleys. Call at the
SENTINEL orrlcs.
‘ _ Kilrdon np‘co. for
-.lF=}’ walk of cen-
l‘all 3‘ after 6
.e for Saturdays.
no Saturday eve-
.l. Mint: (‘0.
n . , “uteri-Apply Shvola
Main St.
35‘
TU LET
, n room flats, all
.. vrnKt‘. centrally lo-
‘1 iln street. Norwalk.
Kclplin, 37 “Pater
.. u :llk. 3t
FOR SALE—A Crawford range. 8
inch. at. a reasonable price. Inquire
at 36 West Ave., 80. Norwslk.
FOR SALE—Hard wood cut in blocks:
$12 a cord, delivered. Tel. 1304-18.
ron SALE~Reasonable. Gas stove
and water heater, brass bed, dres.
ser, crib. bassinette, rugs. desk. All
‘t' :62 East avenue. 6
w Improvements. with
y ,. Loni! Novnk. 21
.A_ l-Iw ll Norwalk.
1 . mun-g improvements. 1;!
l‘n'i lntluil'c John J. Di
1 .‘~l.i.u Street, Norwalk.|
mt room :lpsrtlnenl, llll>
-. improvements. corner Mon—l
I h- -~lnlll Sll't't‘ln“ Sn. Nur-
Nil .ItiIln .I. Hi Sosa. I‘ll Main,
Milk l'hnnc 1112. 1
l ' so-ts of rooms. light nnd
it lily avenue. lnq. Mrs.
. 15 Lowe street, 30. Norwalk.
i'l’l‘ Five. rooms. 1 anlo\' Nll‘t‘t'l,
Noruulk. I‘iit‘t‘ll’lf‘ lights Tele-
llt‘ fill-f.
:FEN’l' ~‘l‘u'u turni-hed rooms. one
ring tui'nldn for two gentlemen.
:lnd light end use of bath. still-HM)”
'i-t'it. ()np t.lnglo room. $3.00 ppr‘ $7.5. Syphon closet. chitin. low—down
it l‘nirm Ave” Norwalk m- tank. en elcd bath tub and lavatory.
lifttl ."., \with all lf'kt‘I-Plntt d fittings: special
-- ...__,,_- llig bargain. whitc celluloid water-
'I‘ A furnished suite. of heated. closet souls. $5. Scidonburg‘ (10.. 545‘
""""3‘- "M'N‘il‘ “hills and use :lxd .\\'t'.. brim-en 36th and 37th Sts..é
:‘.»l~ two gt‘illlel’lH‘n or would
IIK'III housekeeping.
Manor-v illv'd. Phone 1660.
5 nice large rooms. corner
on improvements. 10 Day
Inll 2274.
ln'sk room to good business shinglr
located on Wall
"til-woilc. \Vill make good
. on to right pnrty. Phone
r call Room 1. N0. 47 \anl
t in office
' 5 room apartment at 4]
Street. improvements. 25
'h. mo. 64 So. Main Street
" '.’l
::-,l 5 rooms. combination cool
It" . lH stove. electric lights, set
villas for car. Call 1202-4 or
4‘. i-dwoen 3 and 5 p. m. Junius
. 2.”. Elm Grove St.. So. Norwalk.
Alllilll SlflRAfiE
NIMPflRlANTTHINli
four battery. any make. will be
;nrly‘ cared for during the winter
’hs. either dry storage or wet.
ml. at The Eye: Battery Station.
'~‘»-'4t Ave. Special attention given
its» nature of battery work. This
a null equipped battery establish-
-vr.~ w are service is the "watch-
:- :' nd where experts are "on the
m 14m Ryss for your battery
Phone 938,—Adv.
uh.
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FOR SALE
m house, with about 1 acre
mud. Spring Hill Avenue.
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..\i. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
;~..:rnANcs 'rrurn lNSURES
i. .‘mnd Avenue Phone 35
' “'lllinm i~‘.
I’rivall: 5
in perfect condition. 18 Spring St..
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE
Oakland touring 3250
Maxwell touring . ....... . ..... $150
Chevrolet touring, winter top .. $200
b‘ord touring. winter top ...... 3200
Ford coupe,1922 ............ 5360
Overland touring, 1918 ........ $200
Shufelt Bros. Durant Dealers. 201
Washington Street. Phone 8075.
1 FOR SAiili—llouse. 6 rooms. in a very
provcnlcllts.
l'l'itir Stimuli.
good location. Price
Mortgage $5,000. cash
Holt .e Hon. 'l‘el 41:5.
Full SALE—«House. 6 roms. in a. very
desirable neighborhood. all improve-
mt-nts. a good buy. Inspection invited.
l'riu- $6.00”. Mortgage $5,“U0. clish
SIAM“. “'illlum F. lloyt at Son. Tel.
4113.
l-‘Oit SALE—One 1917 Buick touring.
good rubber. good running: order.
.0111: Chandler Slulun. zood rubber, and
:‘llllllllllg (Jl'tlt‘l‘. Phone 2233.
I...,,.,A _. . .-A....._- ..
3 FUR SAI.E~-ln So. Norwalk. new six
1 room house. llptndlill“ and at bar-
gain {or quick solo, Party leaving
town. Telephone 1861.
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SALE llrnnd now but room.
‘..’cw York.
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There is no use in doing your inside
decorutinr: until you have that new
roof. “'9 put on all types. but lct us
show you the. good points of the Bar-
her "Lntitv" Aslet Slate Coated
which is running extremely
:lOllllIlll’.
' 'I‘HI‘S XOILVVALK IlOOI‘l .\'G CO.
I‘lloncs 3‘~T and 3935.
Sl'li(fl.\l.l.INl-1 (')l-‘ DOLLS
on display at
lx’Nt’llill'S ANT 6“ NOVELTY
Commercial Ruilrlinc Norwalk
I'riccs Reasonable
Must be set-n to be appreciated.
DAVID lll'DOlF
35 llnymond St. l‘lione 302-4
l'lest prices for junk.
lion's. iii-c n 1h.
Newsprint-rs. Mic a hundred.
Magazines. lc a. ll).
Also huy second—hand furniture.
Loans
MORTGAGES AND LOANS.
'A '-ll,rge rotncn of private second
ln‘nrtgzuzc- moncv is open to borrowers
;on business rltpertv and private
glinuscs. upon fair terms with easy pay-
} rnts. Gunrnn'ud Mortuary» Co.
{on \inln Sn. llocm 211. Ansonin. Ct.
COLONIAL LENSES
are excelled by none. Let us
demonstrate their elegance
in your case.
T-I'IAMER, INC.
Optometrists and Opticians
‘ f
8 TAtlar-Wiv: 9‘. . Stamford
BULBS CAN BE HAB
MASON CONTRACTOR
ll Fabrisio. mason contractor. has
organisation that "knows how"
:.'»‘n it comes to work in this line.
.is contractor can do all kind. of
.r ck and stone buildings and is an
xpert in the building or cement wslks
d l’f‘t'nrOl'CQd concrete work. The
villain»: of chimneys and fir-opium
a thing that. Fabrisio understands
~ to do. Cities. 14 Snowden Ave.
no 2824.—Adv,
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{ANS FOR YOUR IDEAL HOME.
4‘lub Plan is the ideal and most
"’mmical method of designing your
-* ufter your own idea. 3.
’5 "e us for further information.
”CHITECTURAL SERVICE CLUB.
9m. ”,"A 3o. Norwnlk Trust Co. slag.
Al lliEALFLIIIlIST
The Morrison Greenhouses (Joseph
F. Meckel, Prop), have recently re-
ceived direct from Holland. a ship-
ment of the choicest bulbs of all
kinds. Now is the time to plant bulbs
before the frost gets in the ground
and Tulips, Darwin Tulips, Hyacinths
and Narcissi are here. Other wonder.
ful varieties for inside planting to be
grown in fibre or pebbles are in this
shipment. If you have never planted
bulbs. start the habit now and open
the door to a new charm and bounty
to revel in. Directions for inside or
outside bulb planting given here with
each order. Greenhouses at 68 Van
Zandt 8t. Phone 3076-2.-—Adv.
, 'QI'AKE IN FRISCO
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. a—A slight
.li shock which lasted five seconds
was felt here Wednesday night.
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BUSINESS NOTICES"
THE ELITE SIIOP
IShampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm.
inherit Waving, l-iair Bobbing, curling
Marcel \l'aving —— Hair Drcssing
Hair Goods——«Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Nm'wallr. Conn,
Phone Norwnlk 2565
’l‘VVlN CITY VALET
Jcs. (‘. Sv-ilvcl-L .Q- ’l‘hos. -().
Ludies' 6‘: Gentlemen's Custom
'I‘aiioxinl: '
The Sanitary \Vay of Cleaning, Press-
ing. llycim: end Repairing.
t‘alled for and lleliveredf
Prompt Attention .- Phone 408.»
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.
on which the cost will finally
out to be nothing. if you join a syndi—
cate of 24 members. each one to
whom one car will be permitted under-
a. plan allowed to memberspnly. \l’ritc
l). C. CiRl’.,
P. O. Box 737 So. Norwalk.
READERS, ATTENTION !
If you have second hand furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jafle Bros. and you
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
37 Fort St. East. Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 499.
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
71 Cedar Street Phone 318
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Teacher of Modern Dancing
Studio—66 West Ave. 80. Nor-
wslk. Telephone 1838.
FROM THE FARTOBY TO
THE HOME
lsttresses, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment pm. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
35.9““. 817 for representative to
NORWALK IlA'l'l‘RIISB CO.
mum and Monro. 8t. 89. N:rwslk
THE NORWALK WRECKING co.
When you haven't any more use for
your car take it to -
5 ROWAN 8'11. EAST NORWALK.
TIL. IUD-1!.
Smash-ups and cars damaged by
In our specialty.
AUTO MCAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Riemann Magneto Service.
All nukes of Magnets», Generators.
Starters and Battery lsnitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechanics.
«All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable
cos.
11! South .Main Street
Telephone 345.
. “mos i;
If you want to dispose of any fur-
niture or household goods. cell or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or small to get attention.
«yam sr. — run 903.
So. Norwalk, Conn. Room 3.
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FOR SALE.
‘3'» Family Houses.
_ I‘th from .......... 82,000 up
" I‘I‘viIIllI} Houses.
- : 'rnm .......... 83,500 up
For Particulars.
Aw JOHN T. HAYIU. ‘.
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, v Prat Estate -- insurance 3
.- l ‘ St. Norwaik,
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“it." but night, between Franklin
{I and Ely Av... gold watch and
em. initials J. w. n. Reward.
LOST—A double case lady’s watch.
initials L. A. i.
on case and pin
.‘It‘KDl‘ilil'X ‘
t
I A chance to secure :in. automobile;
turn
set with pearls. between Woodward
Ave. and Crescent Terrace. Reward
for return to 110 Woodward Ave. or
the Sentinel Oilice.
ral- Watch, Valued at More Than $100, “I?! was,
4'.
summer. CLASSIFIED ansf
landowner.
Rlcul' moor case.
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Sm. Test 19%
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Judging from her picture one of the things that isn't rotten in D
. en-
mark is Gertie May. Denmark's most beautiful moving picture actress
who is making her first trip to America. She will arrive at Christmas;
‘i’erie‘ct saxon Beauty”
rhetypeotzngiishbemtywhichumoetchuscmfldcotmd
has
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Home
MARK-OF F
Shoe .'Sjt0re
Two tarnily house in. Spring Hill Sec-
tlon. Price.......... ..... $5,500
- One family house in same section, 7
rooms, all improvements .. 84.500
Two newly erected houses, 6 rooms,
all improvements. very desirable
section. Price very reasonable.
'J. M. O’BRIEN
formerly O’Brien e Dori
Real Estate and Insurance
4 So. Main t.
son'rn ‘NORWALK. Conn.
W8 WRAPPtNG
A pain-ewe" has of ”9‘90“”?e W-
per. win m7 am We .1 holiday
wmjm: m frujt he. the, can-
cam
in box“ in: human which
, * 3:9 . is m be
:wilalers set out from
‘ hand harpoon was a. hero. when life
‘ itself was rudimentary. elemental.
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'sent the drama and the romance in
‘ sincere drama sincerely done.
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News
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Clara now makes- on auspicious
film debut in the whaling romance.
andNoteszofthegMoviee !
'. 'éh -
Marguerite bins-tot:
“Down to the Sea, is
will
Shin”
In
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By JAMES W. DEAN
NEW YORK. Dec. .—"Down to the
Sea in Ships" marks a. new epoch in
picture making. The picture results
from the_pride of a city in the glory
of its traditions. It is an authentic
page of the country‘s history. It is
The story deals with the days when
New Bedford.
Mass. when the man that. sluts tho
Among ulose co—operating in the“
filming of the picture were the city of
New Bedford'. the» Apponegansett
Meeting Society of Friends. the Port
Society and the Rev. Chnr' ' ’i‘ther.
chaplain of the Seanicn: 'Z'Ziel. and
the Old Dartmouth Historlcal Society.
Real Quakers in the costumes of
tin-ir ancestors are extras in this pic-
ture. Some of the scenes take place in
a. house 200 years old. The action at
sea. takes place on the "Charles \V.
Morgan." the oldest whaling vessel
afloat. having been built 80 years ago.
In short. "Down to the Sea. in Ships" I
is historically “the real thing."
It is the pioneer of pictures that are .
bound to come. pictures that Will pre— ‘
tun pages of American history.
0 o I
Elmer Clifton directed “Down to the
; mies of \V'omen.”
bring
crew. As William Cavanaugh. who
had an important. rule. told me, “They
were all good troupers.
Those whose personalities lifted
them to notice were Clara Bow. Ada
Laycock and James Turfler, each of
whom were making their first appear-
ance before the camera. Miss Lnycock.
a resident of New Bedford, is quite an
humorous a character actress as was
Flora. Finch in the old John Bunny
comedies. Miss Bow will undoubtedly
gain fame as a. scren comedienno.
O O C
CINEMAGRAMS
"The Broad Road" is the first pic-
ture filmed at Orlando. Fla. It is
the story of a. SoutheY‘n lumber-jack
hy Hapshu‘rg Liebe. May Allison stars
in it.
3 O 0
Leatrice Joy and Nita Naldi are to
be featured in "You Can't Fool Your
“‘ife." a modern vamp story by 'Wai-
'demar Young.
t O 0
Ivan Linow, the wrestler. plays
the role of Bolshrvik leader in "Ene-
the Ibanez story
filmed with Lionel Barrymore
as star.
0 0 0
An isoo-seated movie theatre has
Opened in Honolulu. A company has
been formed to open 1300 movie the«
'5ch in Ships." lie made it something aters “:1 China. V'erily. the mo“.
more than a picture story of drvigm‘w‘ ' . _ .
‘ relics of history. The scenes in which} . ,
’ a great School of whales is sighted and Vifiia‘uric‘e )Costellobiild-time ta; 0‘1““
a harpooned whale sweeps the crew I“; I? ”6‘“ m ' lmpses ° 11°
{of a. small dory across the‘watcr in a ‘ oon. ‘ . . '
"'.\'antucket sleigh ride" are about as
. . . Carlvsle Blackwell is Ladv Diana.
tr. ' IIl‘ an ’ ever cnu 'ht b ' the - ~
H ”g ‘5' ) ' 5 ) Manners' loading man in “The Vir-
Phonon}.
camera.
The real heroes of the story to me
Lll’t‘ Ala-x G. i-‘cnrorl and Paul Allen
who photographed the whaling scenes.
They seemed to be atop the great
gift Queen." It is his 3701b picture.
He made his film debut in 1907 in
“Uncle Tom‘s Cabin."
I O 0
Perhaps \‘on Siroheim is to direct
mammals wlii n they were liarpooned.
Clifton was once a. cameraman fori
D. \V. Grillith. llis work indicates thati
all directors should be apprenticed as
camera-cranks before they take up the
megaphone. Clifton's experience as
canicraniiln taught him the potential
scope of the camera.
it t t
Much of the sincerity of the picture
must also lie credited to the players.
No name of a great star appears in the
cast. Raymond McKee and Marguerite
Courtot were capable in the leading
roles.’ Those were the only two whose
faces were familiar to me, but the
others were equally proficient: The
actors were so real in the boat scenes
that members of the cast cannot. be
distinguished from members of the
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: Shawl"
. scribed
“Ben l—lvr. Ho has been insured
for Si.n00.tmo by Goldwyn. So has
June Matl"as who is writing the sce-
nario for “Ron Bur."
O C 0
Lewis Dayton. llritish film veteran,
makes his debut in American nic-
tures as Dorothy Phlllips' leading
man in “The \V'hite Frontier."
I‘ O 3
John S. Robertson has gone to
Cuba to film scenes for “The Eight
in the very locations de-
by Joseph Hergesheimer.
Richard Barthclmess has grown alde-
burns just like Valentino's although
he is to play the part of Charles Ab-
bott, American. Dorothy Gish will
be La Clavcl, the Spanish dancer.
.l. PREMRU WINS
NflW IN NEW HBME
Many changes have been made by
J. Premru & one to the property re-
cently porch ed of Adolf Meier—into
provements that will greatly facilitate
the carrying on of their growing busi.
ness which includes an ohile paint-
tug, trimming and w work, body
building. etc. The entrance and
quarters are large enough for handl-
ing the largest trucks or the finest
in care. J. Premru & Sons now are
located in their new business home
and takes this opportunity of inform-
ing the public of the new location and
guarantees that their future endeavors
will be along similar lines that have
made this business a success from its
start. No. 1 Merritt Place. opposite
Wilson's Hat. Shop. South Main 8t.-_—
Advertisement.
CONNECTICUT CARPE'I
CLEANING co.
87 Cedar St. So. Nemlk, Conn.
Phone 909
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
mnw'
So. Norwalk
' Lunch
is now open with first quality
food and at reasonable prices.
Home made cooking will make
you think of home. Our aim to
make every visitor a customer.
or noun nut suns,
sour: nonwux. '
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