Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 21, 1922 · page 11

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.SSIFIED ADVERTI SIN

.. Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week, 6 time, Be word. These sdvertisements accepted by Telephone. ,

CALL NORWALK 92 or 93.

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FOR SALE

FOR BALE—Janey Milk fed roasting
chickens. Fricssee fowls. choice
turkeys. ducks. geese. Killed and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

will- dressed while you wait. Western Live
- Poultry. 3: Main St. Norwnlk. Phone
9"“ «15.
Li. "-
’ FOR SAII‘m-vl’l‘ortl body for bakery m-
grorery. R3 \V‘oo-lwnrd Ave. South
Nurse-Mk.
“BER 5 FOR SALE'r—Lete 1922 Ford coupe
' i body, like new. .lsn s l922 Ford
.lrunahuui hotly, Phone 2153 Norwnlk.
i run rm: Shunt-ow plum». Crowd,
—~ . I'huno 2109.3
are. .-\p- i - -“-—~ .,__._, -«
r. Ty... FOR SALE )lunure nt horn. ll?
taminrl. - “'atvr Strm‘t ’l‘hmnM Mdlllirc
._, _ E Fon'iaftiit ’silkliaaoim-ar‘gmfiml;
male to‘ consisting m camisnlcw lxlmlmors,
ni linll< :rhemiw and :mvws. Also I’rcnch \uiln
, ”an \snmr-les. Call .‘Il Term “run. 127
‘ Nund I Washinrton Stro-ct
'3 “'ntrr; '“fl ..,_._ I H
i FDR 9.4m",
store on . Fifteen H. P. motor; ten H.
.2” mu ; P. mot”:-~ both in brood condi-
tion; quantity of shnitmg
riencerl.
re. 4;“... and pulleys. l‘sll at the
Norwalk. ‘ , , . .
<_ 7 SESTIXI'J. ()Fl-H'FI.
. ope-rat.
lle mn- A
n‘mpnnv. 3 FOR, fl.\l.l-.—~llrund new bathroom.
.. ‘_ g 337- prhon iloset. china. low-down
.. Sta.dy tank. enameled bnlh tub and lavatory,
iy Shirt i wlth all nickvl-pluted fittings: special
lig bargain. whiten Celluloid water-
~ , «inset emits, $7.. So'illl‘nlnlll'K (10., 545
“Tm-”1"” 15rd Aw. lmtww-n Still) and 37th Sta.
'1 NlUl New York.
in walls. . __ c ., , ..___- ,1 , __ _-_
hinglml ' FOR SALI‘LwT room lmuuv nrlvl strum!
1 office. n--n.r birth srhrwl m.l_\' $731M. (1-30.
.Mitchv‘n. l'hone H51.
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work on} FOR SALE.
, , sgostiyi
hroldnry- One Family llnnsm.
Prir‘ce (rt-m ......... 52”“ up
n--- 'I‘wlv l-‘limilv Hrruwfi.
i Prim-N [Willi . . 32.3”” up
“.1: “Goal l-‘ur l'nlflt uinrfii.
”‘ “m"? Ask JOHN T. HAYES,
EST It Real Estate —- Insurance
'7 Main St. Norwslk
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,,_ a BUSINESS INOTIC ES
i UNITED MANI'FAI"l'l'lilNl; (1)...“
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I‘ollnhiniz and .\‘i«l\I-- l‘iziimx
a. Show ini').
There is no 119‘" in doing your inside
tlccnrutinz until )uu have that now
E? Vrnof. “'0 put on all types. lvut. let. "8'
’ E ' *show will tho xr-ml points of the Bur-I
her "battle" Aspiwlll Slat!) (hinted
AND shinglt which is proving extremely
popular.
‘ THE NORV‘VALK Ix’Fll'li-‘ING CO.
S‘ON' Phoncs 7”? mm! 2935.
_ 'l'IlH ELITE SHOP
"inf All Shsmpnnimz. Mnmr-urinr. Scalp Trczxt-

ment, l’ermnnvnt Hulr llyoimr. l'erm-
nnrnt. “'ufing, Heir llnhhinz, (‘urling

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"1' Uni Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressin:
. , A, ‘ Heir Goodsw Swedish Face Massazc.
1“: .nd i? “'31! Street .‘q'tlrwulk. Conn.
r... in] I'hmns- Norwnlk 27.67.
are. -" “*‘”“"’ ' " """"“‘
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.. Hos. i‘. fictluk \‘r 'l‘cmn. H. Alt-'{flmlry
. s. rtll‘I lmdlcu' (c (il‘nlivll‘lvn'g (‘ufltnm
,adlslsuni Toilorinz
l The Sanitary \‘Vuv of Cleaning. I‘m-ss-
WWW... inst, I!) elm: and vauiirinr.
imprnvw (‘ullcd for and Delivered
“ ”“9: Prompt Attention ,,_ I'llnnn we.
. READERS. ATTENTION !
7 “W“‘W If you have second hand furniture.
Um, “.Junk. paper elm-k or metals of any
“- hind, sell it to Julie Bros. and you
t at a will see the reunn why.
u ‘25. W'rite or Call.
' Street ‘37 Fort St. East Norwslk, Conn.
‘ " ' Telephone 499.
NAGY BROS.

Local 1nd ions: distance trucking of
trill kinds. I'inno movins. Special van
lirvr moving purposes Daily trips to

8 New York (‘ity.
71 Cedar Street, Phone 318
. DAVIE -
- MR8. LOUISE CANFIELD
t Office Teacher of Modern Dancing
' ‘ 8tudic>~166 West Ave. So. Nor-
ORT walk. Telephone 1838.
“t" thou Tm. micron! 10
THE HOME
lill Sec- lam-eases. pillowl. bolsters and
$5,502 cushions of all kinds sold on our eesy
.ctlon. . payment Dill. Also renovating. antis-
“fim faction gusrenteed. Drop us a curd «-
rooms telephone :17 for represented“ to
.esirable cell.
bl'v Nonwau: Inn-am co.
Franklin and Monroe at. BC. Nzrwalh
i AUTO ELEITRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
u 'Bosch h Eismann Magneto Service.
All make. of Magnetos. Generstors.
0' Starters snd Battery Ignitions repair.

hone 977 ed and installed by expert mechanics.
, Will Work Gusmntccd at Rcuonable
NS“ Prices.
-- — —- ll! South Main Street
a Telephone 345.

’rur: Nonvnux WRECKING «‘4-
When you haven't any more ueo ’
your car take it to
5 ROWAN 811. EAST NORWA.
TIL. Iii-ll.
huh-ups and ours «imaged
Ire our specialty.

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if there! Phone 969
"'" ‘°‘ We clean end renew colors in
“a ‘3’ Censts and Rugs. llsnd process by
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Special Sale”; Maderin Luncheon
Sets. Scarfs end Handkerchiefs.

 

 

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ATTENTION i y
if you wsm to dispose of my lur-
' niture or household goods. call or
I write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or small to get attention.
44 WATER SI‘. — TEL. 903.
DAVID RUDOLF
35 Raymond St. Phone 301-4
Ilcst prices for Junk.
Ilngs. l lfic a. ll).
: Nt'wspnpers. 600 s. hundred.
1 Magazines. 11‘. a lh.

! Also buy sceond‘hund furniture.

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i LEGAL NOTICES

i ”um-2n 1'0 tel-TITLE ACCUL'NT.
{DISTRICT Hi” NiglltVVAlJi 88. PRO-

llA'l‘l‘; (.‘Ul’l'tT, ancmbcr 20, A. D.

1102:.

Estate at Annic 1-2. Canfield late of
Jtrruy ('in unrl State of New Jersey,
.tiv-c- .150 Al.

llrili‘rt‘il. That the nvlmlnistrntrlx
't-rlzllut hwr Administration account. to
.thi! Court for u-ljustment, at the Pro-
lat-- omcc- in Nnrwalk, on the 29 day
of lie-ccmlwr 192:. at 2 o'clock after-
noon: and that all persons interested
in sun! 19mm... may be. notified thereof.
the Administrntrlx will cause this or-
der to be published in. a newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
at lrast mp days before said 29 day
of Decvmlmr 1:022.

HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

ORDER TO SUPPLE ACCOIIN'I‘.
DISTRICT OF NORVVALK. u. PRO-

iMTl—J COURT. December 20. A. D.

192:.

Estate of Herbert A. Mathewson.
late of Norwalk in said District do.
ceased.

Ordered. That the trustees of the
trust created in and by the will of
said deceased exhibit their account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro~
bate oflice in Norwak. on the 8rd day
of January. 1923. at 10 o‘clock fore-
noon: and that all persons interested
in acid matter may be notified mm-
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order to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
at least five days before said 3rd day
of January. 1923.

HENRY W. GREGORY.

Judge.

:l‘uh'TRICT OF NORWALK. ss. PRO-
i HATE COURT, December 20. A. D.

1922.

Estate of Grace C. Mathewson, late
oi Norwalk in said District. deceased.
I Ordered. That the trustee created
in and by the will of sold deceased.
"th13“ his account to this Court (or
.djustment. at the Probate ofllce in
:orwalk. on the 3rd day of January,
’92:. st 10 o'clock forcnoon: and that
ill persons interested in said matter
mny be notified thereof. the said true.
tee will cause this order to be pub-
lished in in newspaper hsving a ck-
culstion in said District. at lent five
days before said 3rd day of January,
1923.

 

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HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.

FOR SALE

7 room house, with about 1 acre
of land, Spring Hill Avenue.

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DIANA MANNERB

LADY

B! W W. our.

NEW YORK—41"" the last ten
years we havebean Meeting our pa-
kone up to the id“ oLseeing "better
plcturcs.’ And it he! only been in the
past few yeers tint we have had dis-
criminating nudist”.- We have
brought more people into our theaters
by showing better pictures and now
must give up to the standard we have
set."

Thus runs a Moment sent to me
by Richard A. Rowland. general man-
ager of First National. To me it
seems Just so much blah. Invitations
plffle.

The idea of seeing better pictures
originated with those who went to the
theater end saw poor gietures and re-
fused to go “an. The discrimination
of audiences has resulted largely tron:
published comments on ”ctures rath-
er than from the Wilda of pro.
duccrs. _ a

The motion picture has grown as an
are because these who hove treated
the motion picture u on art have
been marked by an ever increasing
amount or space in newspaper- and
other publiuflons devoted to photo-
Dlay news. . 'l'hst is the chief reason
to!- the discriminating audiences that
Rowland refers to.

Producers are looking better pic.
tures new hecauu they are the only
ones which do, a M

However. these is much merit in
Rowland's mat tint so per cent
eta. picture's ances- dr More de-
pends on the so.” The
should he at least worthy of al the
other elements that enter into the

making of a Nomi
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thestngeudmnlf Dong.
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mu .. Tourist Sets ‘
Cigarette Case's Military Brushes

Cigar Cutters . — ' Fitted Cases

Beltogrsu‘ls I Brief Cases

Belt BuCklos Overnight Bags

Match Stiles . and Cases

Ash Receivers Laundry Cases.

 

House Coats, Bath Robes, Suspender Sets, Garter
Sets, Plain Linen and Initial Handkerchiefs, Silk
and Wool Mufflers, Suits, O’Coats, Raincoats. ‘

 

OPEN , MOS THIS WEEK.

 

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Holiday Gift Suggestions

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and
Silver Plated Ware — White Toilet Ware
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. FRANK LAUDER
SUCCEBCOR TO GOLEBURN & LAUDER

I Jeweler and Optometrist
as wssmo'ros 5r. scorn sonwsur, CONN.

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George Ade points out that "Bun w:
Home and Broke." the origins! photo- 1’
play he wrote tor Thomas Idcighnn. :,

does not contain a cabaret scene. a.
cigar-ct. a cocktail. a triangle plot. a
villlnn. a boudoir scene or a boot] -
ger. Boy A. Rallies ought. to hrca e
a. sigh of relief. Three of every tour
plays for stage and ecreen these dsya
have at lean one tirinldng scene.
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A London correspondent writes me
that Lady Diana Menncrs’ scting in d
scene of "The Virgin Queen" was so
rcnllstic that she beat against a m-
perty castle 'door until its hinges
broke and He!- Ledyship took a sad-
den tumble. The correspondent was
excited to the extent of writing two
pages about it. The only thing worth
cementing on is thnt the min pro-
bably will omit that scene. thus miss-
ing a good comedy torch. '

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Mary Astor will play opposite Glenn
Hunter in “The Scarecrow.” a dim
version of Percy Mechaye's witchcraft
romance. In this film, Hunter will ap.
pear u a. scarecrow that achievsee.

soul and becomes a nun.
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TEE ROVIE OWL r
Se-ue Bay-hows. hes deter-ted thb
screen to he starred on the stag by.
the Bhuberts in "Tiger Lily." "Z‘,_
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Alien Holuhsr went from Vans
count. B. 0., to Mdhtreal to film
scenes for ‘The’wh‘i‘te Izontier.”
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Jock Hulhsll will be Norma Tu.
Irwin'- letdins man in "Within the
Law." . '

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Charles Ogle has been playing for
the screen continuously for 16 ye’siri.
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llamas were cut for w'
mun." staring- Jock Pickford. 11e-
cause of their work in seven: ’et‘.
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