~i,i.l>' HAVER
l mu licr llrst starring
intro. Girl." Phyllis
. mam girl in Sennett
3, _3 \\H'\ \V. IIEI‘N
.. -.~~>'uw Ethel Barry-
. » umi Juliet." She
't. l, but never was
Saw "The
.u-g'.” in which tilm
u»: >~ ilw small things
ml is luci‘t‘wtivc lu
- Saw Will
. i lune made a great
vulniiOilal. imagina-
.irI0~:il\e. Saw
.zus turned heaven-
.. tlu chimes or old
"Noarcr, My God. to
11's CW‘. While one
wrunv to drink boot-
:ivv call it. . .
l’luyers in “Why
“.Ha'll VVilliams' clever
Almost every line
. l-mmm. Saw
. :mpcnr in so many
- rim! she didn't have
. » "\ly American \Vife."
'\\'iil Shakespeare." one
“Illl'll one remembers
:: ;., it as .t standard by
:z “,«1' minor plays.
; 4’ ~ni!ton in "The Speed-
w uil Mid board the heart—
i lune heard on Broad-
s: months. Saw
3. . all. editor of Pathe News
M is much like that of
5 wilinr of a big newspaper.
reporter! is a. photo-
. O I
lrgillin liimrkion is to play
‘ ‘1‘ n huh-in-waiting in “The
. - n." tlu» film dealing with
starring Lady
. w Violet is 12. Her
cm 4.13 is the first time that
wall: has played the role
‘1 ‘I'MHL Lind
MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE
She says she doesn't want to play
vamp parts beesuss that envelope
the actress in a. "vicious per-
sonslity."
role of a. woman than a. woman is"to
play a girl of 12. The latter is tried
very frequently. usually with so
amusing result.
A girl of 12 known more about a
woman than a woman ever can
know about a girl of 12.
s s s
D. W. Griffith says that ii. was a
curious development that thc univer-
sities Proved the least profitable fleid‘
cxer searched for motion picture pos-
sibilities. His stair searched universi-
ties for possible talent for two years.
“College training seemed to have
blanketed the imagination of the
students," Griffith suys. “and no ac-
tor can survive without a. vigorous
imagination."
I think Griffith's psychology is
faulty. Almost any business man
will tell you that the man just out
or college has too much imagination
and not enough horse sense. After
all. nine of ten students are in college
because their imaginations led them
there.
c s s
The beauty of the screen seems to
have come straight from the farms.
Three hundred girls were hired for a
ballroom scene in "Poor Men’s \Vives."
0t thst number, 233 were born or
reared on forms. 58 in small towns.
3 in New York sad 6 in other large
cities. This seems to meal: the con-
ceit entertained in some quarters that
all of the nation's beauties are on
Broadway or Fifth avenue.
C t C
Miriam Cooper. Gaston Glass and
Joseph P. Dowling are featured in
"The Girl who Came Back." directed
by Tom Forman.
O I O
Shirley Mason, June Elvidge and
. mine on the screen. Ruck Jones are cast in "The
he so. but the marvel is Eleventh Hour."
at lwcn done before. A . ‘ ‘ ’
‘ svcms to me. should he Clara Kimball Young's next ls
vqulpped to play the “Cordelia the Magnificent."
NNECTICUT CARPET FOR SALE
CLEANING CO.
eda— St 30. Nor-walk, Gala.
Phcns 909 .
_ rl~1n and renew .colors is
a: .llir‘l Rugs. Hand process 5!
orig r lined for and Delivered.
Wu; TO EUROPE OR
BERMUDA.
-~ nmmodstion, steamers srs
, 3. good rooms, excellent
'vx'opzired and nicely served.
: space. For particulars
One family house. seven rooms, all
improvements, four car garage, 2
extra‘lots, fruit trees of all kinds.
Desirable section of First Dis-
trict ....................... 86,000
One family house, six rooms, all im-
provements, desirable section. Sec-
ond District ....... . $5,000
I.—
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance
4 So. Msin St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
' Jun): '1‘. HAYES. Aunt
" . t Norwslk
A... “a
10 South Main Street
Advertise in The Sentinel:
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mangforthlspage afterllAMdsily.
WANTED
FOR SALE
“a
WANTED
Young men from 16 to 18 years of
age for excellent piece work job
on second shift. Flees work sv-
Isrsgcs‘ up to 40c per hour. Apply
at once.
NORWALK 'rms: & RUBBER co.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques, high prices paid for old-
timo. furniture. mahogany, chrrry.
mp1s. pins. etc. also old chins.
snythlng of merit that. ls‘ over 100
yours old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
106 Westport Ave. Phone 998
WANTED—Female experienced ex-
aminers on men's athletic under-
wear. Apply Cluett, Peabody 8:. Co.,
Inc.
WANTED—Boys to workin factory.
_ Good pay, steady position, opportu-
nity to learn trade. Gabbe Mole
W'orks, lnc., Day and Raymond Sts.
. $55. Syphon closet. chins low-down
‘ tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory]
FOR SALE—A Corona typewriter
' used three weeks. 330. Come .to
TOR SALE—1 ask rolled top deck. 1
antique folding card table. Phone
621-4.
FOR SALE-To close an estate. plot
50:150. Ecst Nor-walk, trolley posses.
Particulars address P. C. 8., Care of
Sentinel. '
FOR SALE—Bruno new. bathroom,
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water»
closet seats, :5. Seidenburg Co. 645
3rd Ave., between 36th and 37th Sta...
New York.
FOR SALE.
Fifteen H. P. motor: ten H.
P. motor, both in good condi-
tion; quantity of chatting
and pulleys. Call at the
SENTINEL OFFICE.
FOR SALE—7 room house and gsrnge
near high school. only $7. 000. Geo.
Mitchell. Phone 1861.
WANTED—Female experienced opera-
tors on Singer sewing machines.
Congenial surroundings. Good pay,
steady work. Apply Criterion Specialty
Co., 136 Washington Street.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
power machines. Apply at once to
Henderson and Ervin, High street.
Norwalk.
WANTED—Stenographer in a. hard-
ware manufacturing concern. Apply
Neptune Hardware Mfg. Co., 66 Fort
St, East Norwalk.
WANTED—Boys in machine shop.
Steady work. good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. Co., 66 Fort St. East
Norwalk.
WANTED—4 or 8 room tenement, all
improvements. in residential section
of Norwalk or South Norwalk. Home
Realty Co., 8 North Main St. Tel. 511.
WANTED—Experienced woman to
clean one or two days a week.
Phone 2974. ‘
WANTED—~Girl with some cierId-al
training, ‘position probably tempor-
ary. Apply Mr. Wright, Nash En-
gineering Co.
\VANTED—A Salesman or salesisdy
as local representative to answer
the many inquiries we receive and
sell central down town property at
Muscle Shoals. This is real estate
that everybody is interested in. It
means large opportunities for akin;
money for you and your customers.
and a. permanent position. Muscle
Shoals Intelligence Bureau. 301 Meigs
Building, Bridgeport. Conn.
WANTED—Experienced neck band
setters and rollers. Apply LcRoy
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~20 ROOMS; WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129. '
FOR RENT-440nm. 5 rooms, all im-
provements. with or without garage.
No.13 Bayview avenue.
To LET—Furnished 0r unfurnished
5‘room apartment, all improvements.
Janitor service. 2 Orchard St. Phone
3149.
TO LET—3 rooms. with, all modern
improvements, including steam host.
Inquire of R. Joselovsky, Sesvlsw Avc.,
or the E. E. Gorhsm Co.
To LET—20 rooms. wonderfulprdpo.
sitiOn for rooming house. Rant part
or all. Very reasonable rent. In heart
of Norwalk. Apply Louis Goldschmidt,
Attorney. Phone 129.
'ro LET—Seven rooms st 17 1-: 6mm
St. Adult. only. Csll utter I p. m.
or Phone 1755-12.
TO LET-1 set of rooms st 111-: Jilly
worms, 3 rooms. light and gas; ‘sl-
so 2 sets of rooms at 8 Lexington
avenue, 3 rooms in set. light and sea;
‘ also store at 11 1-2 Ely avenue. Inq.
Mrs. Bertha. Naggy, 15 Lows BL. 80.
Norwslk.
' To LET—3 large rooms. all modern
improvements, newly painted. Rent
reasonsble. Jim. 2 Bouton street,
grocery store.
’LOF’I‘S To LET—Newly renovated,
light, spacious, stesin-hested lofts.
centrally located. Pleasant enough
[or club room pnrpos‘u. moo. low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottllsb’s. 13 80. Main street; .
v
To LET-,4 rooms. all improvements.
All {strayin- svenuo. Phons‘us.
‘ ,
Wanted
3:
Boys for“ silences mt.
Goodeork-supplflthm-ycsrs
BUSINESS NOTICES
HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.”
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy loy-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cats.-
logue.
A. B. HALL,
Wallingford, Connecticut.
There is no use in doing your inside
decorating until you have thst new
roof. We put on all types. but let us
show you the good points of the Ben
bcr "Lstlts" Asphalt Slate Ousted
shingle which is proving extremely
poptnsr.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 and 2955.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shsmpooing, Msnicurlng. Scalp Troop
merit. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent. Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Nomik, Conn;
Phone Norwalk 2566
DAVID RUDOLF
35 Raymond St. ‘4. Phone 802.4
" Best prices mr junk.
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Nevspspcx‘s, 60: a. hundred. ,
Magazines, 1c s lb. i
Also buy second—hand furniture. i
TWIN CITY VALET ,
Jon. C. Sollook .9. Thou. O. McKendry
Lsdies’ d: Gentlemen’s Custom 3
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press
lug, Dyeing and Repairing.
READERS. ATTENTION !
junk. pspsr stock or metals of say 5
kind. sell it to Jails Bros. sud you‘
will soc the reason why. _
Write or Call.
37 Fort St. East Nor-walk. Conn.
Telephone 499. .
GET A SQUARE DEAL '
We will buy your household goods,
rags. papers Junk and sil second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
A square deal always.
from P. sinuous!
32 Van mac some:
Second-hand Goods Ahvsys on Sale
Edison Mazda. Genorsl Electric
Lamps MotOrs
CHURCH; and ABBOTT
. —- Successors to —-
Norwsll: Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction sud Repslrs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496 ‘
THE NORWALK wnmcxnvo co.
When you haven't my more use to:
your car take it. to
5 ROWAN 8'11. EAST NORWALK.
TEL. 899-18.
no our spochity.
Telephone 391
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Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
Upholstcring
Picture Frsmss sod Mirrors, shsdcs
' Msds to Order.
1 West Ave. 80: 11's
WALL PAPER sAMPLEs
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOQB ‘31. W. DAVE
g. LTTO § AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. S. Pat. Oflce
1115 MAIN st, BRIDGEPORT
Semi for Booklet on Patents.
CROCHETERS—BEADERS
Have work sent to qu some from
our How York" actor! sud ssve tins.
according to the quality or the goods .
mush-ups and undamaged by-
Tailoring "
Calledlfor and Delivered.
Prompt Attention -- Phone 408. ‘
ltgou have second hand furniture. ‘
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