ESD iY JANUARYZ, 19%. ' 7
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PAGE THIRTEEN
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Neivs and Notes of the Movies ‘
VISUAL rrrsc'r Upon
THE AUDIENCE
I... . nimnnd and his invention which achieves three-dimensional
N \lmu‘ is shown the effect seen by an audience watching
, .. hing objects—Abe screen seems to be eliminated.
l-‘n .liili .\ \\'. DEAN
‘EIY \ n-murknblc thing
- i While 1 was
«luv 01 the charac-
wv .nwi came right up
"mi; in the ilith row
lll my iuCI‘. ll? 1
,1». liii‘ saying is, he
, . on the nose.
\ . ‘ » n the only one who
r' v, nomcnon I might
. :ruses. But. even
.,, .. . ”my screamed. The
u in list in the faces
in audience.
,. L;.llll(‘ti by the Tele-
~ ;..~: for the projection
. ill\(.'llli‘d Ily .l.ailr-
l: u :t stereoscopic
min pictures in three
. fl‘u‘t is that of look-
movemonts are
Ml by the limits or the
'm- coloring. an exact
r- m-hieved. The. pic-
M'.l.i]|il“(i with a camera
ku lenses which are
. _ tnnr‘t" apart as the two
at . w imirg photographed-
* .-miiiuncously.
xxm'l rouized. are pr0<
w ' . screen. The result
- nyn is that or objects
"me. The Televiow is
through which the
A revolving shutter,
.miinns n. minute, cor-
nv nt ot‘ the. two
~ :: tin-m appear as one.
’ulwl‘nl: at that speed
. M‘i tlio- vision. It al-
H my the other, to see
' itlw part of a. second.
-rviiiplt-trly eliminate
mm in o'rdinnry films.
i ‘ v o
Mus-i-
r ' .‘4
.m...
n
‘ .q or the Televiewi
Surgeons and physi~
" :vr‘ Immy and patho-
r- . . motion pictures. The
" “i i in them in HVO di-
. new three—di-
"<' -r~= it seems to me.
Il'mil‘l‘ scape to their
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'i‘hisi
M iii‘. \ \ i'llH'A’l'E‘SCHOOL.
ill "Inn fur the “inter Term on
\iwlm «lay. January 3rd.
‘ . \\ii.io'r term at “’1‘:
.le sl-huol promises to be
. in! one this; year. The
flu“. :mnl school organi-
m preparing their
iv mm. under the guid-
\\.il‘i\\f‘il. is planning to
l- ..\: m the early part
\\m-l-: on the play"; will
npqn the opening
it) the fact ihfi'.
. n vimracter play, a
wk is necessary to in-
L"' ‘ ‘ v' rmasiire up to the
‘ ' ‘- hints given last year
l‘ll i\
.V .1
lillf‘
\ll mulching for these
«:1 nuts-win of school hours.
uuwi to interfere with
‘l [lilillill .
‘ ' . ivrid several practices
, Mr lxnli team before the
H ~ ~ and there seems to be
1 material at hand to
winnin showing for the
, is: the tlrst year for it.
i i am and it. will h'lve W)
n ii the record ,oi' the mat-
illl‘li “ on all of its games
push: for gancs in ice
lwen received 1nd I.
Irwin ilf‘ formed thil year
There were several
s LISL your and. with the
'wlimrnt this year more
'll‘ ihie. Tiill team Will be
hv Mr. Cochran.
‘ m dancing classes for the
, _ ‘iv‘ iwgin next Mond‘y un-
’ :~l>'.e instruction 0! Bull
4 5" "Wink the example of last
’ inn! fxprcta to have sev-
‘ vi afternoon dances at rog-
' fl
’ " term opens with lever“
"rolled. hringingthe total
W to 40 boyvin the school
”We does not include the
‘W kindergarten, ten in
. " " “so who are familiar filth
.h I, 'r' Mil "member that when
‘ owned in Septenbcr. lfizl'.
but 17 boys enrolled and.
‘1“ time there has hem a
”rm-a in the enniiment.
' i '«‘~lintion or the. oauimner‘
, . "wnual training I well. aa-
' ". rid than shop will be resultant?
" ‘ 1’“ shortly after the or-enlngai'
’;~n.
.v,. n?
0-,
{summer or winter or only once
'tiwce a week.
The Teleview process also makes
pousihle the projection of three di-
mensional shadowg‘mphs. The sha-
dowed figures instead of remaining
flat objects on the screen move for-
ward and backward as well as side-
ward. There seemed to be' a real
threat when the shadowed figures
shook sticks at, the audience at the
premier showing of the‘ Telcview at
the Selwyn.
0
Cost of producing three-dimension-
at pictures may prevent. them from
being generally used in the immediate
future. However. this process would
destroy many of the present traditions
of the photoplny. There would no
longer be such a thing as a. "earner.
fare."i Many beautiful actresses do
not. appear beautiful in the present
find no place on the screen. This new
method Would give them their real
face. value. On the other hand, it
might. result in some of the presant
screen beauties appearing to disad-
vantage. The manner of screen not-
ing may also be affected. Those giv-
en in portraying emotion by the heav—
ing bosom will no longer have to turn
for a side view. They may face the.
camera. and heave to their heart's
content.
. 0
“'ill 'lriays “Tilt's in the Review of
Reviews of the motion picture indus-
try. Mpch has been printed in the way
of statistics to show the size or the
industry. These statistics have been
at variance in many instances. Hays.
its head or the industry. probably has
definite information. He says that
$500, 000, 000 is invested in real estate.
equipment and property. 850. 000. 000
is paid annually in salaries and wages,
8200 000 one spent. annually in pro-
duction and $600. 000 one taken in an-
nually in admissions. Ther's are ‘15 -
000 iregularly operated theaters in the
l nited States and several thousand
more than op'iArnte only during the
or
O
Headaches from Slight Colds. ,
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
relitve tho Headache by curing the
Cold. A tonic. laxative and germ
destroyer. The box bears the signa-
ture o‘i' E. 1V. Grove (Be sure you gtt
BROMO.) Me.
Special Sale on Msderis Luncheon
Sets. Scarf. and Handkerchiefs.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP,
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
CAMILLA GIFT
SHOPPE -
as Well sum" Norwalk
Have a sale for the first two
- .
weeks of January, to make
room for new stock arriving
daily.
FOR SALE
Two desirable building lots in
Third District. These are her-
gains. For particulars call at the
oflce of—
JIM LAYTON &, 00.. Inc.
memos THAT menus '
5 Railroad Avenue P3039 3‘
r a
, Loading Tobsooonlsts ,
i we “continue
LORD ROMEO
Mild Hams Blind
‘yr-
“rm. This 60.“.
I " "Med mutton-n u. n... m”
v‘A’lractionl of the school
9‘.
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WANTED
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
. Antiques. high prices paid for old-
um. furniture, mahogany. dicrry.
maple, pine. etc" also old chins. glass.
anything of merit that is over 100
min old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN,
m Westport Ave. Phone 998
WANTED‘A t
f‘llI'P tun hiwtlinz
between Miami. inc-“C... um. .
Cuba. Old line transportation
puny. Small capital required.
Captain, Darien, 82.
com-
Phone
W'AN'I‘ED—Glrls over 16 let tagging.
examining and marking, in Cutting
Department. Appl .at once. M. N.
Mayerhoi! 8: Co. 1 Merwin street.
\VANTED—Experienced Dressmakers
ior.women's tailored dresses and
eves-blouses. Apply all week. M. N.
Maycrhofl-s; Co. Inc., 15 Merwln St.
VVANTED—Stenographer conscien-
tious worker, good busniess experi-
ence, desires to make a. change, em-
ployed 4 years last place; will start at
moderate wage it chance for advance:
ment. Miss L, Sentinel.
WANTED—Careful driver for coal
team. Norwalk Coal & Supply Co..
108 Water street.
WANTED—Girl to} light factor}
work. H. d: 0. Chain Co., 83 Wash-
ington SL, So. Norwalk
method of flat projection and thus can .
\VANTED—Bashful people to learn
the latest steps privately, with Miss’
Helen Brennan. champion prize dan-
cer, at the New Policy's Dancing
School. Phone 2227.
WANTED—Cashier. Experienced for
Riaito Theatre. Apply .Manager,
Washington St., So. Norwalk.
“WANTED—Experienced neck band
setters and tellers. Apply LeRoy
Shirt Co., 11 Chestnut Street.
WANTED—Woman ror home work on
hand embroidery. Good pay. Steady
work. Apply Grace Embroidery
Works, 8 Hanford Place.
TO LET
TO LET—Four rooms to couple for
light housekeeping. Rent $15.00.
Phone 692-14.
TO LET—Second floor. 40-42. Wall
street for light manufacturing or
offices. Suitable for any business pur-
poses. Phone 1446.
T0 LET—4 rooms all improvements
At 102 Taylor avenue. Phone 315.
FOR RENT—4 rooms. with all
modern improvements. Phone 2237.
TO L.T-—3 nice rooms, with improve-
ments, tine residential section. Inn.
53 Osborn Ave.. East, Norwalk.
TO RENT— Six room cottage, 18 1-2
Webster street. Apply to William
McCrombie, 38 Putnam Avenue.
TO LET-Seven rooms, corner Clay
and Franklin Streets, part impove-
ments. Call 20 West Ave., or Phone
2592-12.
To LET—Six rooms.
ments, with furnace.
St. Phone 1874.
TO LET—I’lvo rooms at 67 Spring
St.. South Nov-walk. .Inquire at
Tarlov’s Cigar Store. Tel. 1581.
all improvev
Inq. 18 Lowe
'l‘O Lia' r—r‘our rooms all modern im-
prowments also heat. Adults only.
Inquire! 2 Seymour. street.
TO RENT—Five light. rooms all im—
provements. Coal and gas range
separate furnace in new house, Wood-
bury avenue. Inquire 6 \Voodbufi-y
axenue, Norwafit.
TO LET—Four rooms in good condi-
tion in house at Meadow street. p-
ply to Joseph Lespargo. 621-2 ea-
dow street.
T0 LET—Desirable front oflice, low
‘rent. prominent location. also latest
model Royal Typewriter for sale,
$95.00, cost 8110.00, used one month.
Room No. 1, 8 North Main street, So.
Norwalk. .Monday evening.
TO LET-A furnished room suitable
for one or two gentlemen. All im-
provements. Inquire 121-2 Hanford
Place.
LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, ss. PRO-
‘ BATE COURT, December 13, A. D.
1922.
Estate of Katerina Kubovie. late of
Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and sL
lowed six monthsfrom the date here-
of {or the creditors or said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be (lobar-red a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
JOHN T. DWYER,
Administrator
SOLVENT .NUI'ICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss. PRO-
BATE CO_URT, December 11. A. D.
1922.
Estate of susannah M. Felter, ldte
or Nos-walk. in said District. deceased.
The court of Promo tor the: Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed st months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to“ present their
scounts. properly attested, within
said time, will be debafied a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
payment to
CORNET-IA- “x. W3IGHT, ,
Emu-1n
ol- TAMXANY I: CONNER‘I. ,;
- ‘ Attornm
mamahldobuqsromw
m
800
ii
business men transportation bush, FOR SALE—Bargain.
are requested to malts immodiato'
mmmflmmrmua film
m SALE
FOR SALE—A full bred wire halt
Airdale dog. Genth with children.
Call after 5 in the evening. Mrs. Geo.
W. Brown. Room 42, Hotel Bristol.
South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1 fresh cow and calf. Inu-
a.Sut‘efsnl, Bridge Street, East Nor-
W
New steam
boiler, 5 radiators, valves, pipe and
fittings. also new oneopipe heater $110
1 used hot air heater, good condition,
1 new K. G. welding outfit, never
used, 1 lever check protector and lot-
ter press. Inquire Hegelein. 56 Water
St. Phone 473-3.
FOR SALE—To close an estate. plot
50x150, East Norwalk, trolley passes.
Particulars address P. C. 8., Care of
Sentinel.
I . F 01¢ BALE. ’
Fifteen H. P. motor; ten H.
P. motor, both in good condi-
tion; quantity of shutting
and pulleys. Call at the
SENTINEL OFFICE.
FOR SALE-7 room house and garage
near high school only 87. 000. Geo.
Mitchell, Phone 1861.
LOST
,__ .._. _ _._ .——-——._.-._
LOST-«Between South Norwalk and
Westport, a large rug Dec. 25. Re-
turn 65 Wallace street. Bridgeport,
Conn. Receive reward. '
BUSINESS NOTICES
HALL BROTHERS’ BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains.
logue.
i
A. B. HALL,
Wallingford Connecticut.
There is no use in doing your inside
decorating until you have that new
roof. We put on all types. but let us
show you the good points of the Barn
ber “Latite” Asphalt Slate Coated
shingle which is proving extremely
popular.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 and 2955.
THE ELlTE SHOP
Shampoolng, Manicurlng. Scalp Treat
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anentVVaving, Hair Bobbing Curling
Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Mange.
47 Wall Street Norwslk, Conn
Phone Norwalk 2565
DAVID RUDOLF
35 Raymond St.
' Best prices for junk.
Rags. 185C 3. lb.
Newspapers 60¢ a. hundred.
Magazines. 1c 3. lb.
Also buy sceoncbhand furniture.
TWIN CITY VALET
Jos. C. Selleck Sr, Thos. O. McKendry
Ladies’ & Gentiemen's Custom
, Tailoring
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
ing. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered. .
Prompt Attention -— Phone 408.
READERS. ATTENTION !
It you have second hand furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals or my
kind, sell it to Jails Bros. sud you
will no the reason why. '
Write or Call
37 Fort St. East Nomlk, Conn.
Telephone 499.
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking or
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
71 Cedar Street
O
Phone 318
MENT AGENCY
47 \VALL STREET V NORWALK
Phone 759-12.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Prop.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Maznews. Genes-nus.
Starters and Battery Ignitions repair-
ed and installed by expert mechania.
All Work Guaranteed st Reasonable
Prices.
119 South Main Street
Telephone 846.
THE NORWALK WRECKING CO.
When you haven't any more use for
your car take it to v
5 ROWAN 81:. EAST NORWALK,
TEL 899-13.
Smash-ups snd ears damaged by
. Ir- our specialtY.
Edison Mazda. General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-- Successors to -—
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated _
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
PATENTS ‘
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOOSTEB “Mu. W. WDAVIS
ATTORNEYS ATLA
1115 MAIN 8T” BRIDGEPORT» ..
Send. tor Booklet on Faults.
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Telephone 391" i
O. 3.
Cabinet Hiking, Wing and
" 8m
£1311“me
Chicks postpaid. Cata~
sis one
“mo 0F ,‘mmu
Fem
Phone 802-4 ,
GAS STOVES.
and?
- ‘ HEATERS
The Connecticut Light
and Power Co.
WWII! 8t.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLCY-‘
-VISIT—n‘
Shapiro Bros.
Something for.
Everybody in the Family.
80. NORWAIJ, CONN.
123 wssimto'ron suns:-
Formerly Examiners ‘0. 8.51:: Otlloe '
"I’ m waiting for prices to
drapf'
“How long have you waited ‘2"
“five years "
“Rsvsrrsal estate prio‘s's drop-
"my: I am a. fool I didn’t buy
s place last year ”
THE LAWRENCE lam;
Instinct; Mun: 1' st. ’
Ironsm " .
. One family house. seven rooms. all
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and District ., . -. . .‘.;.'......,.rss.noo.
Do Just AS “a SJiEEf VLEASES
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A. J: Collins Co.
70-72 North Main Street.
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TOURS TO EUROPE OR
BERMUDA.
Every accommodation, steamers are
unsurpassed; good rooms. excellent
food well prepared and nicely served,
ample deck space. For particulars
ASK JOHN ,T. HAYES, Agent
7 Main Street Norwalk
GET A SQUARIDEAL
PHILIP P. MAEONEY
We will buy your household goods,
rags, papers junk and all. second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
accordingto the quality 0: the goods.
A’squar'e deal always.
' 32 Van rundt Street
AFTER JAN. 1:“
' THE
DOLL sHoP
_ wins.“ _
7- Railroad Avenue,
Smfiorwsik.
. :iCONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
37 Cedar St. Sogorwaik, Gell-
Wé clean and renew colors in
CorpsEXP tssndRugs. Handyman!!!
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
mum in sincerely thanking you
for the valued patronage accorded
it during the past.
136 Washington Street
80. Norwalk.
ffiefiz
ids-Eh
51-58 80. Main 8t. 80. Not-walk
wzé
Emmi; ENEMY
HEALTH
EBarthol, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
95 Washington sum
m I'M Conn.
uou'nnv, wenhsoosv, FRIDAY
910 12nd ranch”
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
sustain. !
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