SDAY, JANUARY" him " -:
=\\ll ~ \l’. DEAN
! amppeul into the
my l'tspects to
;-. she rvlurned to
\' ark in "The Rus-
. rllt‘ was, writing
”way I thought of
‘-.mi about the
vut all the way to
"_\ “as thrre filming
' hurt month. and
‘. she. would marry
.uurrt Injun. Betty,
' I naked.
‘l not engaged and I
.zlf' marriage now."
l “.l she blushed.
.c that a. woman can
>," she went on. “And
.t make a good wil’c‘
rsuinz another career.
my until I know tint
. uly one husband, not
I shal not marry until
~..:lo med‘ns the whole
and to whom I shall
‘ - in my some he can
1..'H‘r and a h sbaud.
'wri. it must b0 won-
‘li'll a 1111, but all of us
"111.136'.”
0 O O
cpl-m“. ls am (/i’ lilo“: uno
'3 «ho appear to better
" liw sorrcn
. 1n“ pinym‘s have two
Hit. and as a. rule
attractive selves arc
"Men. The comers may
min types of beauty.
11'» ntly charitable in
;, rmlucing varying de-
. v‘(‘l‘
"nln piqunncy to Betty
ws and Notes oilthe‘Mo’vies
BETTY COMPSON
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FORSALE
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”mammalian!“
mthllgo! merit that ism
P'llansm
Compson. a. quickcnlng enthusiasm
and n frankness 0! speech and manner
which bespeah a. lively intellect. She
is one of the few stars of the screen
who would not lose prestige by perv
sonal appearances. (Many of them
have lost prestige by appearing in
person before audiences.)
C O 0
Judged by ordinary standards Betty
Compson is not beautiful. There is
somcthing more attractive in the
slight~ irregularity of her features thnn
in the faces of some stars who have
dol llaces. However. no doll or screen
star has more beautiful eyes than
Miss Compton. (This is written
shortly after seeing her.) Her ceys
have thst peculisr transparency that
creates a. varying highlight as they
move.
0 O I
“The Miracle Man" is naturally
Bliss Compson's favorite picture. That
lifted her to stardom. She Believes
she has improved grestly u an artist.
since then. I don't. Few screen stars
are ever as good in subsequent films
as they were in the one that mined
them stardom. They seem less in—
spired once success has come to them.
Betty believes that her best, Work
was done in “The Green Tempta-
tion." She wants to do melodramatic
pictures snd thinks “The \Voman
Vl'ith Four Faces." which will follow
”The "Rustic of Silk' wil be her hast
than om—wgmp, ~> »
“Acting for William Desmond Tay-l
lor in The Green Temptation' was the
most enjoyable work I ever did." she
told mp. "It wasn't work. It was
everything an actress could ask. If
making sli pictures were like that I
would nevdr think of snything but In
career. \Vhy. you wouldn't think of
asking me it I were engaged."
(1'4“. I'll \TIONS
ARE ORGANIZED
l 1 ‘» wu‘ Firms Filed at Ofl‘lu‘
-. 'r‘lal'y of State. “
1. r-rporations were
, my with the tiling o:
1.‘.‘l<,"‘ of the Secretary
stock of 850.000 the
-i< Development Corn-
1 n was incorporated.
\Vlii begin business
The incorporntors Ire
'.ifil‘l, Thomas 1". Gal-
unni Turcio.
»:-porations were form-
1 Bottling Works, Inc...
:lpitni. ‘11000; to be-
lncorporctorn. Ren’l
lilinwald and Vy'il-
1n. lnc.. Waterbury:
rup‘ltal‘ $50,000; to
Horatio '1'. Alien.
r-‘vl Lewil W. Curtis.
'inziand Metal W!
vapltal. 876.000; to
$1.110“: incorporstorl.
t'rwxv. E. M. Crows
F‘.l‘;\ 11r.
l‘nbrcskable Tool
S'UUOO; to begin with
; untors. John W. Stone.
.. sml Angeline Coasts.
n 1.’:'_lrx Holding Corp”
‘. 3100.000; to begin
wrizoratorn. Harry E.
w N. Grifling and
- Hm,
J} Dry Goods Co. his
to Frmksn's. Inc.
; rorporatlonl his
pr. board 00.. Ror-
.I'cLlli‘JB E. Smith: J
'J. I'Iustins'; secro- H
». \‘C. Browning.
“no Co.. Meriden:
ii A. Smith: secre-
. ‘1‘1. Smith; treasurer.
'.“ C0,. Bridgeport:
\‘ Schnee: flue
’ ‘ "imurcr. Indore W.
' Altruism G
1;..-. Polish Amos-tun
inc.. 0! WW
”"" “"ttlnmy of New“
!
’l;,~§.(1‘\:»/“
"" “Ht Glue Co of ban-
"M ii
In: (11w lama-nun“. ’3”
"g ' .1. mil. Phillips Chantal
. H 3 3 increased “I m
' ”W to 3‘50HW0
“"1” “N6 m
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has find pvtiuog, 1-43!“
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ELKS' DODGE FAIR PLANS.
(1am Initiation oi’ Twenty Candidates.
With Entertainment and Rcfrcsli-
nu'nts Sunday.
.Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. Benevo-
lent. and Protective Order of Elks.
fair committee. through Chairman
Charles H. Dilworth and Secretary
John W. Scullcy. last evening listened
to reports of pros-res concerning the
blg,!a.ir to be held st the Eiks’ Home.
from February 12th to 19th. A Chev-
rolet sutonobile will be given any at
this time, and there will be many
other extinct-ions.
. Em- Loading Knight John '1‘
Dwycr reported that the .mcasles‘
quarantine wss still in force at the .
Fairlie“. County Children' s Home. but
he was inseam: in touch with the sit—
nation. and would soon be able to an-
nounce when the belated , Christmas
{efiivities would be held.
Next Sunday sfternonn ct 8 o'clock
there will be inlflntion of c class of
twenty mndidntes. This will be fol-
lowed by s. supper sud entertainment
The indies sue expected to anther st
6 o'clock for an informs! conference
regarding the coming tslr. and there
will also be an ester-tninment for them
in connection with s rsdio ‘ program.
Refreshments will be served and w-
cial evening passed.
LEGAL NOTICES
”EVENT midi.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, ss. PRO-
BATE COURT. almost! 8. A. 0.,
1933.
Estate in Connecticut of Frederick‘
oi the City Count:
E
5
‘Third District. Theseus
insinuating”
3073‘ "to sell 'vsnllls after school.
Send for {no sculpts bottle. Wok.»
field Extrsct 00., Banhornsills, N. a.
WANTED-At once. strictly private.
confidential dancing pupils {or attor-
noon tssching. Prlncy
Arrsugsnents for sldedymls. ToL
at“! (or appointment. New Policy's
WANTED—Room and board in East
Nomi]: 'by single man. Please slots
terms. Apply E. 0.. Care of Sentinel.
WANTED—Position at housework by
young isdy. Call at Hrs. Hegerty,
Cross Street. Rouayton.
WANTED—Any kind ol‘ houswork by
the day. Apply Mrs. Dick. 7 Olson
street. ‘
WANTED—Experienced operators on
power machines. Apply \at once to
Henderson and Erwin. Bill; street.
Nor-walk.
WANTED—A Salesman or ulsslsdv
as local representative to answer
the many inquiries rte-receive sud
sell control down town property st
Muscle Sheals. This is real cstste
that everybody is interested in, It
means large opportunities for making
money for you and your customers.
and a permanent position. Muscle
Shosis Intelligence Bureau, 301 llcigs
Building. Bridgeport. Conn.
WANTED-Experienced neck band
setters and tellers. Apply LcRoy
Shirt 00.,11 Chestnut Street.
WANTED—Woman ror home work on
hand embroidery. Good pay. Stesdy
work. Apply Grace Embroidery
Works, 8 Hartford Place.
.TOLET
TO LET—Two rooms and kitchenetts,
with gas and cost stove {or cooking,
electric light steam heat and use of
bath. all complete for light house-
keeping. Mrs. Steinwsld, 14 Elizabeth
street.
TO LET—6 rooms. with all improve-
menu. also 3 rooms, with nil-modern
improvements. including steam host.
lnq. of R. Josslovshy. Bossier Avo.. or
the E. F; Gotham Co.
'I‘O LET—Furnished rooms. every con-
venience for light housekeeping.
Also gnrngo space. lnquiro 7 Grove St.
TO LET—20 R0038. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR. ROOHING
HOUSE. RENT PART OR. ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMID'I', ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129.
FOR RENT—House. 5 rooms. all im-
provements. with or without gangs.
No. 13 Bsyview avenue.
T0 LET—Seven rooms st 171-: Union
St. Adults only. Call after 5 p. m.
or Phone 1165-12.
TO LET—1 set or rooms at ll. 1-2 Ely
avenue. 3 rooms. light and gas; 8.1-
so 2 sets of rooms st 6 Le
avenue. 3 rooms in set. light and gas;
ciao store at 11 1-2 Ely avenue. Inc.
Mrs. Bertha, Naggy, 15 Lowe St, 80.
Norwsik.
LOFTS To LET—Newly renovated.
light. spacious. steam-heated lofts.
centrally located. Pisssmt enough
for club room purposes. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlieb’s. 13 80. um strut.~
'1‘0 LET—s rooms. all Moments.
At 102 Taylor svenus. Phone 315.
I
Wanted
Boysfor sfterum work.
Only those reliable need
aspirant
SENTINE'L OFFICE.
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FOR SALE—5 Black lit!!!
and 1 Oookcrsl. Tsislsfl.
NR SALE-11A Carcass typewriter.
ussdthm weeks. :80. mm
Sentinel once sud see it.
mnsmmnsmmo
mummmndlflomCslIsndsp
O'Conn‘or. old “this, Washington
at. South Hal-volt. 1-
WR BALE—Brand new bsthroom.
855. Syphon closet. chins lowdown
tens. enameled bath tub snd luster:
with oil nickel-pistol! fittings: Ipsclsl
big buxom. whit. celluloid wstsn
closet seats. 35. Seldenburl 00-. 25:
West 34th Strca. between 7th sud 8th
Avenues. New York City.
-FOR BALE.
Fifteen H. P. motor: ten H.
tlon; quantity or charting
“d pulleys. toll 9‘ the
SWINE; OFFICE.
FOR lALE—‘I room house sud .
our. Nth school. only $1.000. Goo.
swollen. Phone nu.
BUSINESS NOTICES
Whit. Inghorns. Rhoda Island Rods.
RIM and White Rocks. Hosvy lay.
in: strains. chicks postpsid. Cots,
logos.
A. B. HALL.
Wsllingtosd. Connecticut-
'rhcro is no use in doing your insids
decorating until you hows thst new
root. Wsputonalltym butlstus
show youths good points of the Bus
her “unto” Asphslt Slots Coated
shingle which is proving extremely
popular.
THE NORWALK ROOFING 00.
111 Water street. South Notwnlk.
Phones 8" mid 2955.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shunpooiug. unions-lug. Scalp M-
moat. Permanent Heir Dyetns. Pam-
suent sting, Hsir Bobbing. Corliss
Mares! Wss-lng — Hsir musing
Kslr Goods-£wsdlsh Face Mango.
47 W‘liStrost Norwaik. Conn.
Phone Norwslk 2565
WIN our vsLm'
Jos. c. sellsck a. nos. gfifiwu
ladle-"t dangerous
tins
Tho Ssnltsry Way 0: Cleaning Press-
lug, Dyeing sud Rewiring.
Called tor sud Delivered.
Prompt Aviation -— Phone (08.
moms. ATTENTION !
4
itulsrtsnklis strsgLMrsGsorgg '-
Beam
non SALE—s heavy wars horses st
P. motor. both in good ooudl- .
HALL BROTHER? BABY CHICKS. >
1
A. s
FORSALE
Two desirable building lots in
bag.
p‘ms. Fcrpsrticnlarscsllstthe
oficeof—, .
I.M.LAYTON&CO., Inc.
mun-muss
used
am A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy 70hr household goods.
rugs. pupal-s junk and Ill second
hand
according to the ousiity o: the goods.
goods. Anythingmhsnfrlcs
Asqu'srsdsslslwsn
mun-r. slalom
”Van“!!!
Second-hand Goods Always on Ede
Gsnsrnlmoctric
Motors
Madam“
~Ssecbssorsto—
Electrics! Calm sud
ROODNER BLOCK
m NOBWALK W 00.
W
5 nova on. M nouns:
TEL. 899-12.
hash-ups and acts W by
.t‘ m m-
mm' s
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. onus-uni .
Cabinet users. m sod
”mu Fromm m Shades
Islets ballot.
1 West Ass; Io. Conn.
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STAMFORDTWAL CON- ‘ _ .
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
IN GOLD f
oserea thentinel Readers.
.A,FIVE DOLLAR PRIZE WILL-Rs AWARDED DAILY‘TO
rm; PERSON SUBmTl'lNG mgr 25-wono ANSWER TO
‘ ' sons daemon
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