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for new stock arriving”
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C H. BANKS
"9t Makmq, Refinishing and
Upholsterlng
Frames and Mirrors, 3"“
Made to Order.
80. Nokaonll.
WALL PAPER snow.”
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IIIHII‘fi the D052. in-
.m Coast. would ex-
.» the your high ,‘St.
I‘- «I with the Kall'm
III In ym'rs ago. she
-I._ but she put. part
-:II Ii part of her sal-
‘ IIIHIIY times 325. p
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.‘illl says.
. ‘lI mic-halt carat. It
.-I Light to me. but no-
'l:nti0n to it.
Ir liIanl.
I I ll. lot for 3750—410
month”
I. Impclolluro I learn-
373‘» to pay.
I‘ll Interest.
III lot and It. has in-
I.II.Iy in value.
IIIIi sold many
IInIIIatod a little cspl~
.ing automobile loans.
Iany
I» Ilg successes in busi-
Ill I‘nrrml such a. career.
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\HIR I II II I |\(- "IIOSDES
I M and unkind. lune
~- who hlomlos. Comes
~I Hm. movie
IclItlIIp: blender." He
um» have flurry and
; Ill- gold.
drum: light thrown
i inrit’IlV.
LIImsI
ulwl to present their
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‘I ' :4 lIl'il‘bIGd to said E!-
II in make immedi-
NUIIWALK. so. PRO~
I'I’vpiication has been
“I” I‘nr administration
in said District. do-
, t'n1ineli at the Prob
1: K II“: «III. on the 9th day oi
m In o'clock ofronoon:
. ImIIve thereot be 81'-
~I‘:I: Interested ”161's“!
:IIIa order in a. news—
,, ~‘- I I in ulation
l l five days before said
for the first two
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RUTH ROWLAND
DL‘AN
Impression that
. prmllgatvs geneI-
lmlicve that.
screen because
it is 01
' WW “"1" Famous Players.
lli\i2lll(‘l‘S might. b0
Perhaps
'IL::I(‘i(y among the
courts. film.
I, erI‘IIritios. Any
entino.
iivl‘ rating in Dun
Fords.
And Valentino is
matter of dollars.
\erk. Each week
in entertainment of
“I finally sivenoss. . .
Paul Tier-n.
Then
When I
When I had sal.
I didn't
al Rest."
Since. . .
lots.
film concern.
s 0
Claire ‘De Lox-cs.
vamp in
busnioss
who
(‘lovor
III pictures
mofligato
built for
0
studios.
. :I mommnn. cal ls
dancing contest.
0
That type
Imln when photo-
Polo. Negri‘ s.
Paullne Frederick is
have signed as star with a. London
“(HAT RU 1303.83.13.94
Valentino has been quoted as say-
ing many things since he
quit
diflcrences
80
not selfish in
his friends.
THE MOVIETORIL'BI
former head
Goldwyn scenario department, is now
supervisor of production for Univen
of
4
reported
who plays
“The NP t," started in
lumping flickers a: a. bathing beauty.
has b
O
the
with
Some have had a.
bit of fun with .him because he said
that he is not holding out for money,
that money means very little to him.
The point. that Valentino makes is’
that he doesn't want to make pictures
, . MI. . according to a standard of
‘I , ..:.:i mm: of thf.‘ high-
«. IIanIrIrs in 1.05 An-
.I bungalow
(lil'l knows quite a
footage.
He doesn‘t. want; to he a. cog in a ma-
chine that grinds out so many feet of
I have a deep sympathy with Vul-
As I have said before,
'greut fault of the moves today is that
they arOIturned out like
the
many
a
I know many who
know hin intimately and they all tell
me that he would spend his last penny
Valentino's great {suit is his impul-
the
Carmel ‘S’iycrs plaxs opposite “I’ll-
linm Russell in “McPhc-c's Sensation-
to
the
th e
A replica of the Clcrmont, Robert
lIHultons first. steamboat.
"Little. Old New York "
0
con
Orlando Cortes has been signed to
f. the-year contract with tho Para-
mount stock company.
“discovered" him when Cortcz won o
J one Leaky
Lois Wilson rsill have the only fem-
inine role in “Bella. Donna" other than
for settlement.
attested. within 4 80. Main St.
Administrator.
January 3. A. D.
Georgiana. Clinton. DR!
“Car Painter”
on. J. Promru It
minim:
repaired. etc.
be relied upon
satisfactory jobs—-
cor pointed now
your convonioncs
s. saving you can
Job done at this
best of mstorlsls
times, export. work
roomy, well-heated
in said
W. GREGORY
Ju
Sons.
Wilson's Hat Shop.
Phone ”Sir—Adv.
8988011.
carry on the work
No. 1 Merritt Place.
FOR SALE
one family house, seven rooms, all
improvements four car garage,
J. Premru
NURW’ALK, on. P110 extra lots fruit trees of all kinds.
January 3, A. D. Desirable section of First $6Dias-
trict ................
58cc
,000
s
It your cor
fenders
‘Iyoarsold.
2 $95.,00 cost $110. 00,
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25 Words, Minimum Churge—I time, 2c word; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week, 0 times, So word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone.
Call Norwalk 92 or 93. Additional classified advertising will be found on Page Two.
No advertising for this page after 11 A. M. daily
H. JACOBS & SONS, ma.
[0 Day Street, . So. Norwslk
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ANTIQUE mm
Antiques, high prices poid for old-
timo furniture. mshoaany. cherry.
ample. Dina. etc... also old chino. sin}
min: 0! merit that is over 10
D. A. BERNSTEIN,
308 Westport Ave. ‘hone 998
WANTED—lat class cook. Martin‘s
Reotaurqnt, 137 Washington street.
FOR SALE—Sheet. iron stove with
smoke pipe, medium size. good con
dition, at John T. Hayes. omce 7
Mainlstreet, Nor-walk.
WANTED—Position by young lady on
private secretary or with someone
in need of s. copulate stenographer.
An interview will convince you. Ad-
dress S. 10.. Core Sentinel. .
learners on men’s shirts. Apply
LeRoy Shirt Co.,11 Chestnut btreot.
_South Norwslk.
WANTED—Girl for general house-
work. Apply 77, So. Msiu street.
W A N T E D—Two neat
waitresses, good opportunity,
Thomas'. “-80. Main street.
WANTED GIRLS
To sew buttons on children's coats.
Good pay and steady work, for quick
sewers. L Greenburz A: Bros" Depot
Place, East Norwalk. Phone 2015.
appeirlug
If.
WANTED—Hand ironers, s t o s. d y
work, good pay Apply at Norwaik
Steam Laundry, 43 Day Street, South
Norwalk.
WANTED—2 or 3 furnished rooms for
I light housekeeping in refined home,
by young couple. Answer Apartment
A, Care Sentinel.
WANTED—All our girls to know tint.
our Vacation will be over by Setup
day. Will start work Monday morn-
ing, Jan. 8th. Signed, l. Polsky.
WANTED—~A reliable night watch-
man. Permanent position for the
right. man. Apply at. The Boston
Store.
WANTED—Housekeeper. Reasonable
wage. No objection to one smsll
child. Mr. Samuel Smith, 311 Hugue-
not St.. New Rochelle. N. Y. _
WANTED~At once two hustling
business men transportotion bush
between Miami, Florida. and Havana.
Cubn.01d line transportation com-
pany. Small capital required. Phone
Captain. Darlen. 82.
WANTED—Experienced neck band
setters sud tellers. Apply LeRoy
Shirt 00., 11 Chestnut Street.
WANTED—Walnut: for home work on
hand embroidery.
work. Apply Grace
Works, 8 Hsuford Place.
TO LET
TO LET—Desirable front omce, low
rent, prominent location, also latest,
model Royal typewriter for sale.
used one month.
Room No. 1, 8 North Main street, 80‘.
Norwalk.
Embroidery
o .
LOFTS TO LE - W! t
One family house. six rooms. all im- T No y ton ova od,
movements desirable section.
and District
W—
J. M. O’BRIEN
l E into and insurance
Rea n Phone 977
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now TOIIAVE
CAR PAINTED
you ever stop to think that this
is the yseason of the year when the.
is not so busy as later
Sons will do our
work now and for the next
low weeks at better:- ptricoo than when
~rus season s s s.
23¢: painting. upholsterinz. or slip
more to be mode, a new top.
this establishment can
to give a perfectly
Pin to have your
sud drop around st
and ascertain what
make in having the
Only the
used big: man
man a.
place in which to
0PM“: To RENT—Five light rooms on im-
on South Main St.‘
light. spacious. ism-heated lofts.
centrally located. Plenum. enough
for club room purposes. rstes low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlieb’o. 12 80. Main street.
TO LET—ho lsrge reams sad hitch-
enette, furnished, every convenience
for housekeeping. Also garage spsce.
Inquire 7 Grove street.
To LET~Rooms for light housekeep.
ins. Furnished sleeping rooms with
meals, if desired. 48 Flax Hill Road,
Under new monsgoment.
To LET—Nicely turnished warm
room, with twin beds. adjoining
bath, suitable for 1 or 8 gentlemen.
127 South Main street.
TO LET—~81: fine rooms. improve-
monts.17 Woodward Ave. log. or
gigolo Bron, 13 Woodward Avo. Tel.
TO LET-5 rooms, with all improve-
Silents, 36 Van Znndt BL, East Nor-
w . .
TO LET-F5 rooms, with all improve.
menu; Inquire of R. Joselovsky
Seaview Ave" Or the E. E. Gui-hon Co:
FOR RENT—Five rooms, all improvo~
manta. very desirable, in East Nor-
walk, 345. Phone 872—14.
'ro wit-4 rooms, oil improvements.
At 102 Taylor avenue. Phons 315.
To LED—Six rooms, all improve-
ments, with turn-co. Ind. 18
8t. Phone 1874.
movements. Coal end gas range
separate fumes in new house, Wood.
bury dvenue. Inquire s Woodoury
“Mlle. N
to malts
To Lyn—mom rooms in good condi-
tion in house at Meadow street. Ap-
m
FOR SALE
Twodeursblohnndmglotsin
Third W mm barb
pins. Forpflheulsrseollstthl
I» a»;
t .
WANTED—Experienced pressers and .
‘FOR SALE—At 29 Plymouth Avenue,
Good pay. Steady ‘
WMTENTS
4?:1 2 nu.
writer with case. Used a tow wos‘k‘s
only. Come to Sentinel Office and m
it. '
FOR SALE—A 1919 Buick roadster.
with a svinter and summer top. very
good condition Inquire at 6 Warren
St... or call 913- 5 after 5 o 'clock.
FOR SALE—Broad new bathroom,
855. Syphon closet, china lowdown
tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with oil nickel-pistol! fittings; special
big bsrzain. white celluloid water
closet costs. $5. Semanburg 00., 545
3rd Ave, between 88th and 87th Sis. .,
New York.
For: um.
Fifteen H. P. meter; ton H.
P. motor, both in. good condi-
tion: quantity or shorting
and pulleys. Call 4’: the
SENTINEL OFFICE;
FOR SAUL—7 room house and torm-
nesr high school. only 87.000. Geo.
Mitchell. Phone 1861.
next to Foirtield Park. new 6 room
house, all improvements. lot 58x100.
House all ready to move into. may
terms. M. Van Court, owner, 89 Main
Street, Norwalk.
noun——
BUSINESS NOTICES
HALL BROTHERS’ BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhoda Islsnd Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay—
ing strains. chicks postpsid. Cata-
loguo.
A. B. HALL,
Wallingtord. Connecticut.
There is no us; in doing your inside
decorating until ' you have that new
' WANTED FOR SALE 3y iJWig
worm: damn...“ ,
t orws ey os. ,. . .
WANTED Particulars address P. as ,6». or _ .
Experienced operators on Singer Sentinel. . ’
sewing‘rnachines. Apply FOR SALE—Cheap. s Caron: m.-
root. We put on all types. but let us
show you the good points or the Bard
bcr 'uuw- Asphalt. Slate Outed
shingle which Uovln‘ Wei!
popular. ~'""
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Pharaoh 887 and 2955.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Monicurinx. Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Penn-
anent. Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving ~— Hair Dressing
Hair Goods-410mm Fscs Message.
47 Wall Street Norwalk, Conn.
Phone Nor-walk 3565
Rags. 1 36¢ 1 lb.
Newspapers. 60c s hundred.
Magazines. 1: 8 lb.
Also buy second-hand furniture.
, TWIN "VALET
Joe. C. Sell a: Thos. 0. McKeuor-y
Ls. of & Goniiemeu' s Custom
, I ‘» Tnllorins .
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Pressn
.iléfinnyein; and Repairing.
, ed for and Delivered.
Prompt Attontlon— Phone 408.
”READERS. ATTENTION!
it you have second bond furniture,
Junk. paper stock or metals or any
kind. sell it to late Bros. and you
will see the reason . .
Writs or Call.
at Fort Sf. " Eat Nomlk. Conn
Telephone 490.
NAG? BROS.
Local and lbntdistsnos truclung or
all kinds. Piano moving. lpecial van
for moving purposes. Dolly trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Av... Phone 818
THE W EMPLOY.
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Phone 759-12.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock, Prop.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Elma]! Sonics.
All “‘3‘. 0! M s mum's
ll! South Main Street
‘Tolophons 345’.
THE NORWALK memo do.
When you bom't our more use to:
your car In. into
5 ROWAN on. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. Sit-n.
on our specialty.
Edison Mazda
Lumps
CHURCH and A3301"!
-- successors to -
Nor-walk Branch
STAMFORD Wen. CON.
Wooster and Davis;
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as mm “or. ’ f” Phone 303.4 ‘
Best pric tor Junk.
Mash-upsandousmabr
ONE, HUNDRED DOLLARS
'IN GOLD
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