. HUM E EDDY
M ,l\“' s \\‘. DEAN
lllesscd is Booth
. .-Lwrirs are fed into
. l vi urn spun out as
l'm- usual pluint of
‘a' .. it only shoddy is
‘ mun material.
.il'i‘ called forth by
‘w st photoplay bas-
-. .xtnry. I also have
. -.-.-llu~ut movies that
w. tin-l" and “Clar-
. the screen, is not
, llli‘ original story.
. l“ u lmttcr story on
mus to have more
However, i's
tit‘d III the
which so
. “*9.
- . thin
“ilh
. mum ii.
w _\nll remember,
' "'i‘llc Flirt," was
w» “ho tried to
”mil-looking boys in
l lly hnr folks, shc
1m to the verge of
:‘_\. And after all of
l" r‘nrm her and leave
ml and prosperous
l‘w l‘mlcout. Hobart
an. is it more, capa-
'l llnotli Tarkington.
.m that mmvkish end-
‘ .l masterful bit of
: ill. lie mixed his
f.l’l'l comedy in
l.u’.- in the average
nus truly pictured.
\u re. trllt'.
[I‘mytil the “ill“ role.
l \\.'l\~" was a grunt as-
» mtlug frame for he?
. Hurts. llelcn Jerome
wmk sister, serve] in
Miss Eddy is on net-
.nt seen often enough on
. film has poise and camera
courage to Look natural
‘lHll of the story demands
L'll in looking natural she
mun: JANUARY 1, 1923.
EILEEN PERCX
does not look beautiful. Apcrman-
en: wave' would completely destroy
her effectiveness. That is one “uy of
comparing her to Miss Percy.
Edward Hearn played the rule of
Richard Lindley, the suito'r who was
rejected in favor of the oil saltsma'n.
116 had :1 square haircut and thl back
of his neck shaved. That, probably,
to serve as contrast with the oily oii
salesman.
The development of characters
through the manner of dressing the
hair in this film remindcd me of those
highly dives-ting sketches Marcus
draws for the screen under the cap-
tion. “\Vhat a Little Hair Will Do.“
Most of the comedy of the picture
falls upon the ample shoulders of
Buddy Messenger, who plays the part
of the mischievous little brother “no
is always interfering with his sistrr's
love nffars.
O O 0
A suhtitlc‘s a. little thing, but it’s
often ch'y effective in its reaction up-
on an audience. In “Hurry Up," a
one-reel comedy, one subtitle roads
“No wonder your losing your sight."
and another says something about the
“world's series." Just a. few liin‘lc
npostrophcs made a world of diffr~r-
ence—tho difference of considerable
territory over which the Giants might
claim supremacy.
An apostrophe is a small thing to
quibble about, but it is the total of
such small things that often constitntn
the difference between effective and
ineffective films. . The movies leave
their impress upon the grammar and
speech and habits of countless thous-
ands. That‘s why even apostrophcs
count.
0
Helen Jerome Eddy, l lime, said. is
not seen on the screen often enough.
I should add the names of Fritzie
Ridgway and Virginia. Valli. Here are
three young ladies moire accomplished
In the art of. screen acting than a
large majority of so-called stars.
0 O
WE WISH
you ALL A
‘ Happy
New Year
KEELER’S
DAVID RUDOLF
35 Raymond St. Phone 302-4
Best prices for junk.
Rags. 115C 3 lb.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINELV
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H. JACOB 8.: SONS, INC.
50 Day Street. South Nor-walk.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques, high prices paid for old-
timo furniture, mahogany, chtrry.
maple, pine. etc. also old china, sis“.
anything of merit that is over 100
yours old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
806 Westport Ave. Phone 998
“'ANTED—Girls over 18 for tagging,
examining and marking, in Cutting
Department. Apply at once. M. N.
Mayerhoff R: Co. 15 Merwin street.
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done with electric iron. W'ill take a
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\V‘ANTED—Careful driver -for coal
team. Norwalk Coal 8:. Supply Co..
108 \Vatcr street.
WANTED—Girl for light factory
work. H. ll: 0. Chain 00., 83 Wash-
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\VAN'l‘ED—Bashful people to learn
the latest steps privately, with Miss
Helen Brennan. champion prize dan-
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School. Phone 2227.
\VANTED—(Iashier. Experienced for
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Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
WANTED~Bass singer to substitute
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WANTED —- Small furnished apart-
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Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut Street.
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LeRoy
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68 Wall Street NON/31k
SHOE STORE
Have. a sale for the first two
(‘ORRECT
l: i EG LASSES
('s-znfurtably Fitted
in a
litt‘oming Manner.
THAMER, lNC.
lOPion-uzirists and Officiant
l "
“37"."-
‘-llch..S‘nrr._‘ “"'
_~
weeks of January, to make
room for new stock arriving
daily.
- G“ a hundred. work. Apply Grace Embroidery
$123333; aclb. Works, 8 Iianford Place.
A] b second-hand furniture.
'° “’ ~—— TO LET
’l‘O LET—Four rooms to couple for
CAMILLA GIFT light housekeeping. Rent $15.00.
SHOPPE Phone 692-14.
Tn LET—Second floor, 40-42. Wall
street. for light manufacturing or
oiliccs. Suitable for any business pur-
poses. Phone 1446.
'r()'IA!‘:T—‘ rooms, all improvements.
At 102 Taylor avenue. Phone 315.
with all
Phone 2 237.
FOR RENT—4 rooms.
modern improvements.
Stefani, Bridge Street, East Nor-
walk.
FOR SALE—Bargain. New steam
boiler, 5 radiators, valves, pipe and
fittings. also new one-pipe heater, 8110
1 used hot air heater. good condition.
1 new K. G. welding outfit, never
used, 1 lever check protector and let-
ter press. Inquire Hegelein, 56 Water
St. Phone 473-3.
FOR SALE—Hickory wood by the
cord or as small a quantity as re-
quired. Cut in any length. Orders de-
livered promptly. Tel. Norwalk 3018:
Wilton 41-5.
FOR SALE—Ford coupe 1922, will
trade for s. 1921 or 1922 touring or
runabout,must be A1 and demount-
able rims. Also a late 1922 Ford coupe
body. will take Ford touring or runa-
bout body in trade. Phone 2153.
50x150, East Norwalk. trolley passes.
Sentinel.
For: sans. '
Fifteen H. P. motor; ten H.
P. motor, both in good condi-
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and pulleys. Call at the
SENTINEL OFFICE.
of
FOR SALE—7 room house and garage
near high school. only 87.000. Geo.
Mitchell, Phone 1861.
BUSINESS NOTICES
HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
“’hite Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds.
Barred and “Hum Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Clea-
logue.
A. B. HALL.
Vi’allingi‘ord, Connecticut.
There is no use in doing your imide
decorating until you have that 12w
roof. We put on all types. but let us
show you the good points of the Bar-
ber “Latite” Asphalt Slate Cratedv
shingle which is proving extremely
popular.
THE NORWALK ROOFING 00.
Phones 387 and 2955. ’
THE ELITE SHOP ,
Shampooing, Manicurlng, Scalp '1‘:th
~ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Berm—
anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, cirung
Marcel Waving —— Hair Dre‘ ng
Hair Goods—Swedish Face sage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565
TWIN CITY VALET?
Jos. C. Selleck & Thos. 0. llcxendry
Ladies’ 5: Gentleman's Custom
Tailoring -;
The Sanitary Way of Cleani Press-
ing, Dyeing and Repair, g.
Called for and Delive .
Prompt Attention --- Phoro: 408.
READERSLATTENTlOV !
It you have second hand furniture,
Junk, paper stock or match} of any
kind. sell it to Jane Bros. And you
will see the reason why. '
Write or Call. i
East Norwdk, Conn.
Telephone 499. A
37 Fort St.
TO LIP—i3 nice rooms. with improve
ments, fine residential section. lnq.
53 Osborn Ave... East Norwalk.
FOR SALE
Two desirable building lots in
Third District. These are bar-
gains. For particulars call at the
oflice of—
TA Happy
. New Year
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
6 Railroad Avenue. Phone 35
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’ ~»-——— Loading Tobacconlsts
D ’ we RECOMMEND
. Onnelly S LORD ROMEO
‘ 3 Mild Havana Blond
! 1. So. Main Street
\ 5c Each
' ‘ " ~——---—- - —- And —-
In smivl to be one of the
In tho Senate. Well. 813—2 for 15¢
r ll ~ g. .
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”Wm-”I- _ ___________________________ ,3
7 We Wish You a
Schultze’s Solitary Markets
Washington Street sud ultra-d Ammo. 89- 3m
Happy New Year %
5‘,"
, .
39 amamsmotmornm.
"‘stport Georgetown Dorian
"~--..
Mord Black Rock Imam-1
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W'ebster street. Apply to “lilliam
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T0 LET—Seven rooms, corner Clay
and Franklin Streets, part impove-
ments. Call 20 West Ave., or Phone
2592-12.
TO LET—5 rooms, with all improve-
ments, 36 Second St. Phone 3096.
T0 LET—5 or e furnished rooms with
or without board. Mrs. Marten. 48
Flax Hill road.
T0 LET—Six rooms,
ments,‘ with furnace.
St. Phone 1874.
TO LET—Five rooms at 57 Spring
St.. South Norwalk. Inquire at
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LOST—Bctween South Norwalk and
\Vestport, a large rug Dec. 25. Re-
turn 65 \Vallace street, Bridgeport,
Conn. Receive reward.
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Tel.
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South Norwalk Savings Bank Fri-
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as payment has been stopped.
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ATTENTION !
If you want to dispose of any :ur-
niture or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or small to get attention.
44 WATER ST. — TEL. 903.,
Special Sale on Maderla Luncheon
Sets, Scarf- snd Handkerchiefs.
KNORR‘S ART I: NOVELTY SHOP,
Commercial Bldg. Norwnlk
We Wish You All
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR.
1‘ .
THE CONNECTICUT EMELOY- '
ALK
» MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORW
Phone 759-12.
llrs2 A. W. Hitchcock. Bron-
”#9 ,
NAGY BROS. *
Local and long distance L king of
all kinds. Piano moving. 8 al van
for moving purposes. Daily. rips to
New York City. .
71 Cedar Street one 318
MRS. LOUISE 0%!)
Teacher of Modern , S
Studio—66 West Ave., . Nor-
wslk. Telephone 1 .
molt rm. moron? T0
THE HOME .
Hutu-sues. pillows. or: and
cushions of all kinds sold our only
Payment mu. Also renov , . ntio
faction guaranteed. Drop 4 card or
telephone 817 for reprefltstivo to
call.
NORWALK manna! co.
Franklin and Monroe St. IQ. Norwalk
AUTO ELECTRICAL sfitvmn
STATION.
Bosch & Eismann Msgm
All makes of Magnetos.
Starters and Battery lgnl s repair-
ed and installed by exper. 1:3.
All Work Guaranteed at 7 uonsblo
Prices.
119 South Main t
Telephone 34:",L
THE, NORWALK wnnximo co.
When you haven't any re use for
your car take it to
6 ROWAN 8'11. EAST
TEL. 899-12. .
Smash-ups and cars used by
In our specialty. , ‘
Service.
enters,
I RWALK.
Edison Mazda
Lamps
CHURCH and A
PATEN
Wooster and l: vis
A u. woosm w. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS A? -W
Formerly Examiners U. ,, Pat. Office
1115 MAIN 8T., DR EPORT
Send for Booklet “flaunts.
{m
Tslcphono
- ’ o. a.
FOR SALE—To close an estate, plot
Particulars address P. C. 8., Care of
lfib swat 0
WANTED FOR SALE SCHOOL :DAYS
WANTED FOR SALE—A full bred wire hair --.. ~—-———————-w
Airdale dog. Gentle with children. ' ‘ film TISTE
Operators on Singer sewing ma- Call after 6 in the evening. Mrs. Geo. m“ DD!“ ‘09
chines. W. Brown, Room 42. Hotel Bristol,
BOYS over 16 and men for gener- South Norwalk. .
31 work- FOR SALE—1 fresh cow and calf. Inq.
We: 10 IT.
ITS: SOHO Lillie 4
split!) lmtm
It
and .
HEATERS
The Connecticut light
and Power Co.
67 Wall St.
- mn- 4-
O
- Shapiro Bros.
LIVE 81:03: , . _
Everybody in the runny. 70-72 North stain Street.
80. NORWALI, CORN. .r
~ TOURS To EUROPE OR
123 WASHINGTON STREET BERMUDA- “
Every accommodation, steamers are
unsurpassed. good rooms. excellent
1
drop
“Five years."
M «In
a place last year."
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 South Main St.
“r39 waiting for prices to
'ow long have you waited ‘I"
“Have real estate prices drop-
“No; I am a fool I didn’t buy
food‘well prepared and nicely served,
ample deck space. For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES, Agent
7 Main.._Street Nomlk
GET A SQUARE. DEAL
PHILIP P. “HONEY
We will buy your household goods,
rags, papers junk and all second-
‘ hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
32 Van Zandt Street
.Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
AFTER JAN. 1st
THE
DOLL SHOP
_ Will Be at
7 Railroad Avenue,
So.~Norwslk.
FOR SALE—
Ct oouo-u...ouooicun;o.abso
.trl
One family house, six moms. all
and District ............"...‘.’
One family house. seven rooms. all
improvements, tour our m. 3
extra. lots, fruit trees of’tll kinds-
Desirable section of first Dis-
«.009. ‘
int-7 .
provements, desirable Sco-
‘ .000
CONNECTICUT CARPE'I
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. So. Net-walk, Conn.
Phone 969
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave.
Phone 2257
Norwalk
THE TEXTILE STORE
Wishes you all a Happy and Pres-
perous New Year and takes this
means in sincerely thanking you
for. the valued patronage accorded
it during tho past.
136 Washington Street
80. Norwalk.
51-53 80. Main St. So. Norwallt
‘ CHIROPRACTOR
95 Wuhington Street
South Not-walk, Conn.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY
9 to 12 lnd1=30 to 5:30
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
CtoSP.M. -
EAT NEW YEAR’S
13mm!
land you will enjoy a ran trout, In
promise you. The homollko suns..-
phm, the clan and inviting ables
m with fine {loan at. sawd-
hmoudltydmmmklmflio
Hui the
mice, model-mocha...—
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