LEGAL
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ews and Notes of the Movigs *|
lNESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1923.
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.~ . «l himsvlt with
‘Lluir Mars in in-
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A lather amus-
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"l .- tho» inhabitants
l.;| «.lrs and over-
'l a « y are propor-
. ilifl‘l than physical
,m': in contempt as
.lupwl and accom-
:n maker: of this
lllilllt'nCCd by the
3. (‘lrnvlo. “Skygnck
:rlllllt‘lil‘wl “'lth the
.. .rmpu to establish
- . Mars through the
' r dreams that. he
.lic doesn't
Mm mu scml him
‘. lull the Martian
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li..lt Mars is so ad-
nvimlwitants knew
English dill.
«f tl‘» situations (10-
Uri the whole. I
li'ilt'l' foolish. It!
“1“" by attributing
. lilm would have
l' investing it tho
wurncv to picture
v~l it without falling
'l situation us an ex-
i r~ story.
.1” Margaret-Irving
. 'll‘: in “M.A.‘R.S."
:1. «in technique. Miss
w. do but. look henn-
w- J'mv on the screen
do that better than
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lmrvn nhlt‘ to make
.1 in tho ring otter;
I' light. Thus {in-
Hm science of the
physicians, sur-
v‘mlk‘ts. :(‘nornlm
riunlnologists learn
mentions and stud—
!mm of the motion
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G RANT MITCHELL
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picture camera.
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Saw Lowell Sherman almost take
the shoulder straps oi! Helen MacKel-
for in “The Masked Woman," at play
without a. moral. . . . Saw Booth
Tarkington's “The Flirt" enacted on
the screen with a remarkably capable
cast and. skillful direction of Hobart
Henley ...... Saw what eloquence
can be gained by simplicity of setting
in "The Tidings Brought. to Mary,"
Theater Guild, play. Think the mov-
ies could learn something oi? this sim-
plicity. Ednn li‘crbcr and Ludwig
Lcwlsohn were my next-door neigh-
bors at the play . .. Saw Fay Balu-
ter in ”The Lady Cristilinda." a. play
that reminded me of a movie with
rotten continuity but good acting. . .
Saw Billie Burke in “Rose Brinr" and
found more entertainment in the
cabaret socnc than in the play .....
Saw Harold Lloyd in "Dr Jack" for
the second time. It seemed much
funnier when viewed with an aud-
ience. Laughter is surely centngious.
Or infectious. . . . Saw the new Tele-
view pictures which give projected
objects three dimensions. The effect
is like that. of looking through a win—
dOW—the depth at" the View is not
limited by the screen. . . Saw Leo
nitrichsteln in "The Egotist." in
which Ben Hecht, clothes drnll
thoughts with briinnt phrases .. Saw
I‘tggy Wood in “Thr- Cllnglng Vino.”
She has the Voice of tin angel—at
least. the sort of voice I how: the un-
gcls will have.
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(‘INIA‘IMAGIIANIR
’l‘om Mclghnn has gone to Panama
i'or smiles at "The No‘cr-llo-W'cll."
Lil't Lee will he the leading lady and
Alfred Green will direct.
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Leatrice Joy. Nita I'.1ldi and Paul-
ine Guron will appear in “You Can't
Fool Your “'it’c." l.cwis Stone will
try to do the fooling.
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Cecil Dc Mille will take a. six
months' vacation while technical as-
sistnnts prepare the story or the Ten
iCommandments for the screen.
NOTICES
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‘.l)li.WALK. ss. PRO-
' January 2. A. D..
rm lit ut, of Louise
l‘ily, County and
‘» wit dot-eased.
l'rnhuto for the Dis-
til.
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w M. innh limited and sl-
'h: lrom the data here-
»lwrs of said Estate to
. «Vilma for settlement.
wrlm-r in present their
attested. within
\ lu- (hharred a recov-
: lurlr-hted to said Es-
'- 11 in make immediate
.VM INIC l). RUSSELL.
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Administratrix.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWAI.K, so. PRO-
BATE COURT, December 26. A. D.,
1922.
Estate of Minot S. Smith. late of
Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis—
trict of Norwalk. bath limited and al-
lowed six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to
THEODORE L. SMITH.
HOWARD L. LOWNDES.
Administrators.
sotvém' NOTICE.
‘-JJltWAI.K, ss. PRO-
January 2. A. D-.
r; l'islopher Cordes.
in said District, de-
l'mhnm for the Dis-
~ lmlh limited sud al-
I.-'~' :si:
- ,
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- lmm the date here-
. s of said Estate to
'ixlrns for settlement.
. «it to present their
'wly attested. within
dobarred a recovo
indebted to said E6-
" vi to make immediate
ll. RUSSELL.
Administratrix.
., sOLVE'N—T‘ NOTICE.
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January 2. A. D»
or net-limit. of Frederick
_ or the City. County
-- w York. deceased.
Probate for the Dil-
. hulh limited and al-
71‘M from the data here-
' Il'nrH of said Estate to
* . aims for settlement.
rim-L in present their
:Iy attested, within
‘ z... dcbarred n recov-
v'h indebted to llid Es-
Ii to make immediate
”VHF? D. RUSSELL.
. .illministrntrix. C. T. A.
SHOPPE
lot-walk
January, to make
“PW stock arriving
.LCANENJOY;
'9 HEALTH
noquv WEDNESDAY FRIDAY
9 to '12 and 1:30 20.5130
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FOR SALE
Two desirable building lots in
Third District. These are bar-
gains. For particulars call at the
office of—
I. M. LAYTON & 00., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT mm
5 nsilroul Avenue Phone 3‘
Loading Tobsoocni’tl
w: RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO"
Mild Havens Blend
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. SOUTH NORWALK EVENING semi.
25 Words, Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 tithes, 4c word; lwéek, 6 times, Sc word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone.
Call Norwalk 92 or 93. Additional classified . advertising will be found on Page Two. N 0 advertising for this page after 11'A. M. daily.
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PAGE FIF'I‘EEN
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WANTED
(FOR SALE
‘work, good pay Apply at. Norwal
Steam Laundry, 43 Day Street, South
Norwalk.
WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, in refined home.
by'young couple. Answer Apartment
A, Care Sentinel.
WANTED—All our girls to know that
our vacation will be over by Satur-
day. Will start work Monday morn-
ing, Jan. 8th. Signed, I. Polsky.
WANTED—A reliable night watch-
man. Permanent position tor the
right man. Apply at The Boston
Store.
WANTED-Housekeeper. Reasonable
wage. No objection to one small
child. Mr. Samuel Smith, 311 Hugue-
not St.. New Rochelle, N. Y.
WANTED—At once two hustling
business men transportation . busi-
between Miami. Florida, and dammit.
Cuba. Old line transportation com-
pany. Small capital required. Phone
Captain. Darlen. 82.
a-..
\VANTED.—-Giris over 16 for tagging.
examining and marking, in Cutting
Department. Apply at once. M. N.
Mayerhoi‘! 8:. Co. 15 Merwln street.
VVANTEDcExperienced Dressmakers
for women's tailored dresses and
ovablouses. Apply all week. M. N.
Mnyerhot‘l & Co. Inc., 15 Merwin St.
\VANTED—Stcnographcr conscien-
tious worker. good busnless experi-
ence, desires to make a. change, em-
ployed 4 years last place; will start at
moderate wage if chance for advance-
ment. Miss L. Sentinel.
WANTED—Experienced neck band
setters and tellers. Apply LeRoy
Shirt Co., 11 Chestnut Street.
WANTED—Hand ironers. steady FOR SALE-A full bred wire han-
Airdule dog._ Gentle with children.
Call after 5 in the evening. Mrs. Geo.
W. Brown. Room ‘42, Hotel Bristol,
South Norwnlk. = - -
FOR SALE-To class an astute, plot.
50:150. East Norwulk, trolley posses.
Particulars address P. C. 8.. Care of
Sentinel. J
FOR SALE—Cheap. u Corona type-
writer with case. Used”: few weeks
only. Come to Sentinel Oflce and see
it.
FOR SALE—A 1919 Buick roadster,
with a. winter ‘and summer top. very
good condition. Inquire are Warren
St., or call 913-5 after 5 o'clock. ‘
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china low-don
tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain. white celluloid water-
eloset seats. $5. Seldenburg Co., 545
3rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sts.,
New York.
FDIC SALE.
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 end garage
near high school. only $7.000. Geo.
Mitchell. Phone 1801.
FOR SALE_—At 29 Plymouth Avenue,
next to Fairfield Park. new 6 room
house, all improvements. lot 58x100.
House all ready to move into. Easy
terms. M. Van Court, owner, 89 Main
Street. Norwalk. '
BUSINESS NOTICES
WANTED—Woman ror home work on
hand embroidery. Good pay. Steady
work. Apply Grace Embroidery
Works, 8 Hani‘ord Place.
TO LET
T0 LET—Six fine rooms. improve-
ments. 17 Woodward Ave. lnq. of
Rigcio Bros. 13 Woodward Ave. Tel.
46 .
TO LET—5 rooms. with all improve-
ments, 36 Van Zandt St., East Nor-
walk.
TO LET—'5 rooms. with all improve
ments. Inquire of R. Joselovsky.
FOR RENT—Five rooms. all improv;
mems. very desirable. in East Nor-
walk, $45. Phone 872-14.
TO LET—4 rooms, on improvements
At 102 Taylor avenue. Phone 315.
TO LET—Six rooms. all improve-
ments, with furnace. Inq. 18 Lowe
St. Phone 1874.
TO LET-Five rooms at 57 Spring
St., South Norwalk. Inquire at
Tarlov's Cigar Store. Tel. 1581.
T0 RENT—Five light rooms all im-
provements. Coal and gas range
separate furnace in new house. Wood-
bury avenue. Inquire 6 Woodbui'y
avenue. Norwafk.
TO LEE—Four rooms in good condi-
tion in house at Meadow street. Ap~
ply to Joseph Lcspargo. 62 1-2 Mea-
dow street.
Seaview Ava. or the E. E. Gorham Co. "
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HALL BROTHERS‘ BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay.
ing strains: Chicks postpaid. Cats.-
logue.
A. B. HALL,
Wallingford, Connecticut.
There is no use in doing your inside
decanting until you have tint new
roof. We put. on all types, but let us
show you the good points or the Bar-
ber “Mtg" Asphalt Slate Coated
shingle. which is proving extremely
popuhr. ’
TEE NORWA'LK ROOFING CO.
Phone. 387 1nd 2955.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shompooing, Manicurlng. Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Whll Street Norwslk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565'
DAVID RUDOLF
35 Raymond St. Phone 802-!
Best prices for junk.
Rags. 11,5c s. lb.
Newspapers, 60c a. hundred.
Magazines, 1c 9. lb. “
Also buy second-hum! furniture.
TWIN CITY VALET
Jos. C. Sellock 8: Thos. O. McKenory
Ladies' e Gentleman‘s Custom
Tailoring I
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
ing. Dyeing snd Repairing.
Called for 31‘ De ivcred.
Prompt Attention — hone 408.
LOST
LOST—Savings Bank Book No. 14716.
‘ in the name of Margaret Hope \Vil
son, on the So. Norwalk Trust Co.
LOST—Between South Norwnlk and
\Vcstport. a large rug Dec. 25. Re-
turn 65 Wallace street, Bridgeport.
Conn. Receive reward.
LOST——-Tire and rim. size 3013 1-2,
Tuesday evening, between South
Norwalk and Rowayton. probably on
Flax Hill Road. Reward for return to
Wm. J. Mulvey. 29 Cedar St.
“I’m waiting for prices to
drop'!!
“ ow long hove you‘wsiied '2"
“five years.”
"‘Hsvemeal estate prices drop-
y“ (In
“No; Inn 3 tool I didn’t buy
a place lust your." ‘
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 South Main St.
FOR SALE
Ono [Amity house. seven rooms. all
improvements. tour cut a, 2
extra lots, fruit trees oi!‘ lkinds.
Desirabh' .,.ostloa ot Firs. t Dine
trict .......-............... “and
One anally murmurs. nil in.-
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READERS. ATTENTION!
If you luvs second hund- furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind, sell it to 1:110 Bros. and you
will see the reasonwhy.‘ .
Write or Call.
'87 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 Phone 318
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MEN T AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Phone 759-12.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Prop.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch 0; mismann Ingnsto Service.
All makes 0! Magnetics. Generators.
Starters and Battery Isniflons Input.
ed and insinuad‘byexpert mecbnuizs.
All Work Gust-glided at Mine
can.
110 South‘msin Strut
Telephone 845.
THE NORWALK ' WRECKING 00.
When you hnvsnft on! more use for
your our mks ifto
5, ROWAN IT, EAST NORWALK.
m:99~1!."’ '7:
Snub-uni our curs amused by
Edison Ends. Gem‘l'mectric
Lamp. - , “r Motors
CHURCH sud ABBOTT
— Successors to -—
Nor-walk Branch ~ .
STAMFORD HIECTRICJL CON-
. Incorpoflt-ed/ ‘
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK —‘ . Phone 1496
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