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CALL NORWALK 92 or 93.
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FOR SALE
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A GOOD BUY.
Now six room bungalow. garage. all
”norms-moms. privit tencc. nice nolah.
harhoud. it taken bet‘orr holidays;
“.500 Mortgage $2.800. Certainly a
bargain.
BEN T. NASH
l". 0. Box 414 South Norwslk
l-‘OR SALE-Geese. inquire John
Yattchnrk. l2 Howard St. East Nor-
walk.
heater, llll cur-
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Phone 2932
Fill: SALE Silk until-rural: numpics,
vnnslvtnx or t‘ulllisulns_ Mourners.
I hvlniso :I: ll gowns Aim l-‘rvm it will»
samples i‘nil .ll 'l‘rllis lime.
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miiNI. slip (‘nvv-rml and fully squippod.
First class tunditlnn. anml rmsnns for
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FOH SALE.
l'ittwn H l'. mornr; mm H.
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lion. quantity or shutting
and pulleys. (‘hll at the
SENTINEL OFFICE.
S.\i.l-2~—-Brand new bathroom.
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timk. snnnwlrd Ivath lull and lamtur).
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nrmr hi“) I‘ in i, only $73 w". Uro.
Mitchell. i‘hnns Hal.
FOR SALE.
(inn P‘smilv linusrs.
l‘rivns lrnm ....... 33.""’” up
'l‘wu Family Houses.
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ltoof.
F‘nr Purtirulurs.
= Ask JOHN T. HAYES.
Real Estate — Insurance
‘7 Main St. Norwalk
BUSIN EbS NOTICES
”grit? $4.7. t.».i.‘?..‘}.',r'
J. Sill/l'l-ZSZ.
rlmxmgiun annuv. Svluih Nurwalk
l'rliwry unymlzrrv. i'lmnv “2-5.
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)uu have that new
“V" lint on all types. but lot. us
HT ‘lahow you tlm guml points of the {litr-
her "Lafitte" Asphalt Slate (:nntcvi
~ll'211 Wlll’h is proving oxlrvmrly
pnpulfll".
Trill: .\'Hl:\V\l.l( lztmrtxn co,
l'honv's 1H? and 2035.
l Till-2 ELITE SHOP
1 Sitampnnlnc, Mnnnvllrinz. Svalp Treat
ill hcl‘n‘ml- \t'avinc, Hair ilohhlnn, Curling
thor.| Mnrrcl \Vavmg ——— Hair llrflssing
rn lnl~l,h‘1r CUM! r'leith r‘sce Massage.
l‘hon'i ‘7 Wail mm“: Norwnlk. Conn.
l‘lmnu Nurwnlk 2585
sprint! TWlN l‘l'l‘l‘ VALE
re “Al-ls C. Sellvrk R; 'l‘hM. U Nick’vntzry
Ladies' s Gentlonmn‘s Custom
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Tailorlm!
ary Way of ('lenning, Press-
inr. lining and Rt‘pairlnz.
Pt. (‘ailmi fur and llwlivs-rwi.
Prompt Attention M Phone 409.
READERS. ATTENTION i
it you have second hand furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jails Bros. and you
fwill see the rrssnn why.
{mus Write or Call.
’ 37 rot-1 St. East. Norwslk. Conn.
Office Telephono 499.
RT NAGY BROS.
ts Local and ion: distance trucking of
‘ all kinds. i'mnn moving. Special van
for moving purposes Daily trips to
New ank City.
Tl Cedar Strs-et Phone 3i8
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
' 8"?!“ Teacher oi Modern Dancing
Studio—~68 West Ave. 80. Nor-
uue. walk. Telephone 1838.
[BOX Tm. rac'roa! TO
THE HOME
I Was. pillows. bolsters and
no. cushions at all kinds sold on our easy
, payment vial. Also renovating. satis-
ES tactiu teed. Drop u a card or
telephone u? for representative to
he 35 an.
___. NORWLLK “film CO.
ii 9 Franklin and Monroe St. Be. Nat-walk
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85.500 AUTO lamest. SERVlCI
n. 7 STATION.
“.500 Bosch 1: Binnsnn Magneto Service.
mom“ All snakes 0C Hasnstos. Generators.
“um. Starters and Battery lgnitions repair-
“, ed and installed by expert mechanics.
All Work Guaranteed at
Prices.
119 South Main Strsst
Telephone 345.
m NORWALK WRECKINO 00.
When you havon't any more use for
your car take it to
"7 5 now»: 31:. EAST honwanx.
”TEL Iii-ll.
hash-ops and ears damaged by
In our specialty.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
"- - CLEANING CO.
"’u " ‘ I7 Cedar It. so. Norwslk. Conn
'7'“! Phone 90!
0ier- We clean and renew colors in
"mu-o Csrpots and Russ Hand. process It!
Turks
Goods Called tor and Delivered.
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.mmn llfl'lib‘l‘l'lll mum- Spm‘ial Sale on Maderia Luncheon
Sets. Scarts and Handkerchiefs.
KNORR‘S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
ATTENTION!
it you want to dispose of any iur~
niture or household goods,
or email to get attention. a
M WATENT. -— TEL. 903.
B's—vim RUDOLF
Phone 302-4
. trust prices {or junk.
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Nonvspnpcrs. sac a hundrcd.
Slugazlncs. lo 11 lb.
Also tvuy sv‘n'ond-hand furniture.
LEGAL NOTICES ‘
SOLVENT NOT|CE.
EDTSTle‘T 0F NORVVALK. Ill. PRO‘
BATE COURT. December 12. A. D.
1922.
Britain of Mike or Michael Lutka.
late of Norwnik, in said District, de-
(cased.
The (‘nuri of Probate for the his-
trict nt Nilt'Wiilk. hath limited and hi.
lowed six munihs from the date horn-
of for the rrvdttors of said Estate to
oxhihit lhl'ir claims for settlement.
Those who nozicrt to present their
account-n. properly attested. within
said timv. will be dehsrred a recov-
orv. All pvrsons indobtcd to said
Estate nrv- ruquested to make imme-
diate payment to
JULIA LUTKA.
AT THE THEATRES
SILVER “'INGS.
Mighty Fm Special with Mary Cm
of "Over the Hill" l-‘nmc ()prns
at I'm-tit Today for Three Days.
“'illlam Fox's auxin-production.
"Silver \Vinzs." {unturing Mary Carr,
will be shown for the first time in
Norwalk at the urgent Theatre to-
day. tomorrow and Friday. Accord-
ing to n-lvivos from thr- VVilliam Fox
offices in Nww York City, this feature
production shows Mary Carr in a for
better characterisation than in the
.zlmous "(lvrr tl‘ltl Hill."
Mary (‘urr's role is that of a moth-
rr and a «lmotcd wife who assumes.
upon thc dwath of her husband. the
car? or a profitable business that he
had built as won as the care 0! two
boys and a daughter. One son is a
quivt unassuming chap and the other
a lazy lad who permits himself to De-
comc the victim of social parasites
and bonus business men.
PALACE TODAY.
Shirley Mason's New Picture "Shirley
of the Circus" m of Fine Thrills.
Shirey Mason. the dainty Fox star,
will be even as a daring bareback
rider of the sawdust ring in h“? latest
W'iliiam Fox production "Shirley of
the Circus." which will he the tea-
turPd attraction at the Palace Thea-
tre today only.
“Shirley of the Circus." as the title
indicates. is n moddrn story of life
under the “hi3 top." and the little star
promises her local followers some real
thrills through her startling feats of
hommanship.
Bareback riding. darinl leaps
through pup" hoops while traveling
around thr- circus ring at top speed
and numerous other stunts will be
soon in this production. which is
hrrsldsd as Miss Mason's most sen-
sational phOtOMllfi - ‘-
nor MUCH REFORM. .
Soap has reappeared in Roe-is. but
Bolshcvism it is pointed out that the
misty razor is still unknowns—New
Castle (1nd.) Courier.
call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too larle
to those who see in this a decline of'
I News and Notes of the Movies
WALLACE REID
BY JAM ES \V. DEAN
NEW YORK. Dec. it—“Thirty
hays," Wally Reid's‘latest picture. is
Just so much sublimated idTOC)’. It is
’oltro-ctmi by that master iarccur.
IJamcn Uruzc. who has been responsi-
lble for some at tho screen's most
‘adroit comedies.
! There isn't a. shred of common
Isl-nee in tht' story of‘thll film. “ally
its a youth who proposes to a girl to be
rid of tho flapper. who pester him.
The girl puts him on probation for
30 «lays. in which he is not to be
can ht tinting.
H80 sympathizes with an Italian woo
man whose husband has killed a man
who flirted with her. The husband
catches him otter-in; his sympathy.
Wally cscapss. but by a twist or rate
the itaiisn becomes butler in his
ihome. To escape the villian, Wally is
luntencod to Jail for 30 days. He finds
ithe villisn there as a fellow prisoner.
I When Wally gets out he finds that
Ithe villinn is waiting tor him and by
l8 clever ruse the villian is trapped
fand all ends well.
llcducul to two or three reels this
picturs would have made an excellent
comedy.
O O O
Wanda Hawlcy, who is no longer a
stnr in hr-r own name, is leading wo-
man in "Thirty Days." Wanda Hawley
has horn wcnriag shoes a little too
larze for hrr. Hot Iituttion is not a
peculiar one. There “‘0 many 0019"
like her when stellar crowns are. be-
ing removed. One of the thing! ‘tlgc
matter with the movies” has been t“.
elevation of mediocre 91"!" t0 90 '
tions of prominence no
their talents as screcn new
ressu.
s. s e
‘Harold Bell Writ!“ [sat last com-
mit to the sci-eon. principal Pictures
and act-
V
“The
have sequircd rights to
Eyes of the World,“ “The Recreatizg
or Brian Kent.” “The Und’own
"The' Winnin'; of Barbara
Worth." “The Camp; 0! Dan Mat;
them." "The Shepherd 0! the Hills.
"That Printer of Udell " ”When a
Man's a. Man” Ind -' , eir Yester-
days." The price paid Wright is plac-
ed at $540,000. .
. .
Victor Sahel-taint". who :- duct;
in; Katherine McDonald in, Refuse.
says he would scrap, all the fixed rules
of direction.“fle spra‘ks specifically 0‘
close-ups; all“ HcDonald.
“Wouldn't it be a little short of crim-
inal to throw such minty away by at-
t("tinting is tell my story,in ions- shots
that leave nothing to the Mt.
tion'." he asks. The answer D “it!
its' little short at cum,” stfl' a
person who doesn't know how to act
when she is at\ normal distance from
the camera. The Idea still persists in
some quartersthat thorn: face or a
King."
doll can be beautiful: it isn't hem.
to]. because it leaves nothing to the
inundation. " ~. - ‘ ;., .
' s 3.5% 'b .
THE no . ‘
George Stems: is to Dalia villian
in. “The Whito "2 most. . M
Dorothy hiilipa. Bi _ its role
of Billfl cats “03!": .
. or‘
'méx’c.ihpsas trim biased in
TM rims-mm .mwn
Jr ‘1
t earned bY_
wax UK HAWIIEY ‘
the
“Three
first starring vehicle on
plays with i-‘arnum in
Paid."
stage.
Who
Henry B. \i‘nlthall is starred in the
film version or "The Face on the Bar-
room Floor." Ruth Clifford and Alma
Bennett are also in the cast.
0 0 .
Gaston Glass has appeared in 10
pictures this your.
0 O
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In the original stage cast of "Ben
Hur." which Goldwyn is now filming.
appeared the names of Bill Farnum,
Bill Hart and Emmett. Corrinn.
O O O
The cast tor "Little Old New York”
looks as though Marion Davies tried
to corner all the loading men in nim-
dom. In the cast are J. M. Kerrix-an.
Mahlon Hamilton. Courtney Fonts,
Harrison Ford. Barn Hardy and Hon-
tague Love. .
O 0
Katherine Hilliker and H. H. Cold-
weli are to be associated with June
Mathis in the Goldwyn scenaho de-
partment.
O O O
Laurette Taylor. who recently com-
pleted the role of a 16-year-old girl in
"Peg o'My Heart" for the movies. will
appear soon as the 50-year-old moth-
er in the stage version of Fannie
Hurst's “Humoflresque.”
O O 0
Barney Bernard and ~ Alexander
Carr are to appear in a series of mine
based on the "Potash and Perlmutter”
plays by Montague Glass.
0 O O
1
Priscilla Dean is to ho starred in a
film version at "A Lady 0! Quality."
by Frances Hodgson.
e e e
Filming of ”Truxton King." by
George Barr McCutcheon. has started.
with John Gilbert as star.
0 0 O
"The Ninth Mani; by George Ran-
dolph Chester. is to be dined with
Herbert Rawlineon as star.
cnxscs BUREAU BRINGING
WORK MORE UP 10 MINUTE
WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.——The Bu-
reau of the Census undo!- the Depart.-
ment of Commerce has been reoruno
ized to supply currently, instead at
at long intervals, the resuts of sur-
veys or production, consumption. dis-
tribution. stock on land. basins.
trends. etc. Seventy" trade. associa-
tions in addition to other groups sh
assistiny the Census Bureau by pro-
iridin‘p statistical data. To nuke its
information or fullest popular use.
the Bureau or the Census has «no:
iiahed a monthly periodical knownl
as the Survey or Current Rosina
involuntary
petition in hankroptcy W9“ 1
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Conditions.
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’NEW YORK, Dec. ZO‘f-sm‘
liabilities at $1,000,000; ‘M’me
l’ itors' yesterday med San ' (
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Cult links
Watch Chains
Knives
Cigarette cm
Cigar Cutters
Beltograms
Belt Bum...
Match Safes
Ash Receivers
. Suit; Cases
Travelling Bags
Tourist Sets
Military Brushes
Fitted Cases
Brief Cases
Overnight Bags
and‘Cases
Laundry Cases.
House Coats, Bath Robes, Suspender Sets, Garter
Sets, Plain Linen and Initial Enndkerchiefs, Silk
and Wool Muflers, Suits, O’Coats, ‘Raincoats.
orxn mos rm wasx.
Rogers 89°
Norwalk
tevens
South Norwalk
HolidayGift Suggestions
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and
Silver Plated Ware —- White Toilet Ware
Cut Glass.
FRANK LAUDER
IUCCEOOOR TO COLEBURN Q LAUDEI
Jeweler and Optometrist
90 WASHINGTON 81‘. soon 1‘0me 00“.
From Our Stock Is Sure of a Life-long Appreciation.
Angevine Furniture Co.
“NORWALK'8 LARGEST STORI“
13 North Iain 8t. Salli: Hm'
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10 Girls Wanted
Mark-off shoe— Store ‘
a South mM—‘m'nm
necessary to sell in this novel
shoe' store. ‘.
7, GIRLS—Joinioursales forcsgi‘o't the holidays on. ,
- No experience
solenl. theatrical producer [or
city. The such were not menflo“ . nod
in the petition. , ‘
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