Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 20, 1923 · page 15

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

DRAKE

.Lvmi rt Hughes
..mctl in “Gilli-
‘ of wide inter-
. is universal in
Hugh”; hits his
. .lllti thus fails

J\‘Il ~ \\I.

‘. .lchcd men at
‘ni will: a huge
Millig to make
. :lllil ring the
.npiight. 'l‘he
ii. wniure lies
‘»:i:il‘ii the glow
iiiL‘ lever that
. .i square blow.
u; home it con-
. [N achieved in
many movie
«Min-r than on
- mi.
. will will] the
\rmckcd more
minis pretty but
:Luiwd on that
mlu to extricate
:13 he goes
mm to have stop-
the iiiming
: ., mmnn. “Well.
.‘ :illv'r all." The
wintering even
uh up his sleeve.

iii‘

.iiiii‘;

.iiiiiiillt‘. toward
masculine one.

u 01"th house-
.11nunlly ask the
‘u meet household
in the several

i i have lived that
m. That may he
.! ' iory seems illogi-

murriml couple
t iiml. food for dis-

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upheavals.
('uiiv'li liit“ pk“
it moves with

fwcnticth Century
in momentum at
~vm-nnco of. small
whizzing by a
-:m: nliln to tell
in the back-

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lam-ping with the

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» umfiv. Hero and
hi first glance. Ho
59 upon their first

.» iinnncoe accom-
. . kiss her on see-
i u ry subsequent

d illinl. NOTES.
v .H, or the H1311
wui social oi the
‘ H mm. in the Rich
. The social was
2M: lll‘id in recent
5 ‘lxool. In order
, m stru. novelties
. .zunvr, each pupil
i mm price of two
1 amounted to 20
. rmiplvs attended
- mm: and balloons
‘ :u‘ I'ilii‘s were giv-
, *rmlu r (lance was
V's and Miss Tsriov.
'I‘ win wtrn. furnished.

 

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HELENE CHADWICK

meeting. Intact. they are married
on their fourth meeting. The cry of
"action!" apparently was continuous
during the turning of the picture.

C t O

Gaston Glass seems to be perfectly
cost as the' impulsive. impractical
husband in "Gimme." Helene Chad-
wick is uilmlrably placed as the wife.
Indeed. ‘Miss Chadwick always seems
to be admirably fitted tor the roles she
plays. The only one discordant note
in tho. casting was Henry B. Walthnil
as a house-keeping husband. He does
good work. but Walthall is one of the
screen‘s st pantomimists. l-ils talent
should be utilized in more important
roles.

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Twenty thousand Greek -and Ar-
menian orphans playing hide-and-
seek in the ruins within the shadmv
of the Acropolis. ruins that have been
mute witness to the march of civiliza-
tion for 23 centuries. French poilus
on the march to Ruhr—a. march that
may flare out into bloody war which
our prescnt'civillzation cannot avoid.
American troops returning from the
Rhine—41m last guard in a debacle of
nations this civilized nation could not
avoid. Russian peasants operating a
bucketpump with a horse—drawn
Windlass. Musc0vites driving a car
with an airplane propeller. Women
conductors in Moscow collecting fares
of 100,000‘ rubies.

All of those things I saw in a news
reel. The ends or the world were knit
together. Much of the growth of the
siol. the histor yet-mankind. the out-
soil, the history of mankind..&o out-
flve minutes.

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CIN lrlhlAGBABIS.

Wiiilam Worthington. who directed

Sessue Haynka'n in his first pictures.

returns to the screen as an actor after

an absence of'six years. He is cast

in “Red Lights}:
0 O .

Claude Gillingwater will play the
part of Findley in the sereen version
He created
the role on the stage. King Vidor will
direct.

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John Bowers “ill
lamy's leading man in “The Tinsel
Harvest." "

O O O

Frank Orrnstrom will be art direc-
tor for Norma. 'l‘al‘tdge in "Within
the Law’plnd for Constance Talmadgo
in “Madame Pompadour." ,. ~

LOST

LOST—From White Oak Shade.

New’ Canaan. brown and white
puppy. 5 months old. Little boy
heart broken. Phone 118-3. New
Canaan.

 

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Victrolas
and
Victor Records

 

be Madge Bela

 

 

Call normal ’92 or 93.

 

, ‘ 25 Words. Minimrim Charge—1 time, Zc'woi'd‘ nit-time; aroma-1

 
 
 

 

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ANTIQUE m
Antiques. high prices paid tor old-r
limo furniture. mahogany. cherry.
maple, placate. also old chins. ulna
mythic: or men: mnu over 1

 

years old.

- n. is. BERNBTEIN. '
“foetus-twin. Phons 908
WANTED—Stencgraphcr. neat ap-

peurnlnce. Call at Regent or Palace
Theatre. Inquire for-“Mr.

t.
WAMED—We want mi!» know
how to sew on machine; also girll‘
to learn. clean owrk. rapid advance.
ment. G. 8. Both.& 8011139. Inc.. 52
Water street.

WANTED TO BUY—1.000 chickenl.~
from 3 to 4 lbs. or over. John B.‘
Risko. 5 Lexington Ave, Phone 498
or 10 Van Zandt street. Phone 2877.

WANTED——Young 'nungarian girl
wishes position doing housework.
Tel. 2389.

 

 

 

' R SALE—Children’s .nnd Mister

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tour buckle .arotics. Ancients-icky
Shoe Store. ‘97 Cedar
1575.

Fort SALE—Two.u_mily house. 9
Third Street. East lflomik. {rice
88.600. ssooicuh. alumini- .In— ~
quire 19 Day Street. rituals. :

FOB SALE—Goodman‘s: this.»
carriage, us. Phone in; pix-ion.-
FOR SALE—'1‘“ nuns“ hmfld
large lot on Main street. MW
trict; $6.760. Very easy torus: Geo.
Mitchell. ’I‘elephonyifll 11019" 9
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SALE—— . g. _.

5. Syphon closet. chino: lowdown
tank. enameled bath tub'and 191m.
with all nickelfllated‘ fitting”. QM!”
big bargain, white celluloid flwaten
closet seats. :5. Seidenburg £10., '254
West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
Avenues. New York City. - '

 

\VANTED—Girls 'to iron shirts. ex-
perienced or learners. who can
earn $20 a week after one or two
weeks. Steady work. LeRoy Shirt
Co.

VVAN'I‘ED—u-Experienced ladies to do
embroidery war at home. Good
pay. For information call 1842-32

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

LIGHT TRUCKING—1 to 1 1-2 ‘tons.
Delivering coal and selling wood.
Cleaning cesspools. cleaning cellars
also carting ashes. W. A. Anderson.
.Tei. 2209. South Norwalk. or call at 7
Raymond street. '

 

 

WANTE l or middle-aged wo-
man as helper. One who prefers a
good home to large wages. ,Inquire
Mrs. Stull, 66 Wilton avenue or Phone
1226-3.

 

WANTED—Sienographcr to do cler-
ical work, neat appearance. good
position. State experience. Box P, care
Sentinel.

BOYS to sell vanilla after school.
Send for free sample bottle. Wake-
field Extract Co.. Sanbornvilie. N. H.

TO LET

 

 

Remember! be main part of your
house is the 001. It covers all.
When it leaks, let u} fix it. we know
how. We are now located in our
new home

117 Water Street. South Norwalk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.

Phones 887 and 1955.

HADL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.

White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay.
in; strains. Chicks postpaid. Cato»

logue.
A. B. HALL.
. Wallingtord. _ Connecticut.

 

 

'I‘O LET—Five rooms. all 'imps-ove-
meats. 75 Day street. Apply 6 Bur-
ritt avenue.»

TO LET—Colonial house. 9 rooms,
sun parlor. largo fireplace. unfurn—
ished. by year. lease 8100. Write or
phone Darien 13. MrfC’. B. Wright.

'ro LET—Two connecting rooms for

light housekeeping. All improve-
ments. 8 Henry street. 80. Norwalk.
Phone 2370.

T0 LET—Furnished rooms. Single or
double rooms on first floor. Apply
18 Merwin street after 6 o'clock a;
Saturday afternoon. During day.
'phonc Mr. McAullrte. telephone 149.

TO LET—Nicely furnished' steam-
heated room. adjoining bath. with
twin beds; use of phone. One or two
gentlemen. Phone 17m or call at 127
South Main street.

TO, LET—A large furnished room
with a wardrobe. “if heat and
light. Good for two men or ladies.
Also two furnished rooms for house~
keeping. Inquire 52 Spring street.
one flight up. "

T0 LET—{I‘hreo rooms. with all mode
ern improvements. .incuding steam
heat. Inquire of It. Joselovslry. Ses-
view avenue, or the E. E. Gotham Co.

T0 LET—Six rooms and bath. all in).
provementy" Apply at' 18 Lowe
otreet. or pli‘one 1874.

TO LET—l0 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR BOOKING

 

 

 

 

 

 

HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. AP LY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTO Y,

pnoun 129. \
To LET—1 set. or rooms at 11 1-: to

so 2 sets cot rooms at 8 Lexington
avenue. 3 rooms in set, light and gas;
also store at 11 1-2~ Ely avenue. Inc,
Mrs. Bertha Naggy. 15 Lowe sugar?
Norwalk. . - »

LOFTS T0 LET—Newly renovated.
“light, spacious, steam-hosted lo, .
centrally located. Pleasant one
for club room spur-poses. rates ‘ low
enough tor manufacturing purposes.
Gottlieb' . 12 80. Main street.

, FOUND 4, '

FOUND—Echino- rubber at airfield
avenue and Flax Hill Ros . Owner

 

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FOR SALE.

{Two desirable building lots iii
Third District. These are bar-
gains. Fog-particulars call at the
ofice 91—-

INSURANCE THAT INSUREB‘
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 85

 

 

 

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avenue, 3 rooms, light and gas; sl-d

may have same at sentinelwp‘mce by- -

’YTON o co.,'Inc.r

”éfi'i; 4- $.47 , «

' 'THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooipg. Msnlcurins. Scalp Trest-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Penn-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbins, Curling

Marcel Waving -- Hair Dressing

47 Wall street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2665

NAGY BROS.

Local and long distance trucking or
an kinds. Piano movilig. Spa m
for movinggurpose}. Dally trips Vin
New York l “

100 Conn. Ave. ‘Phons 818;
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nituro or malt! goods.

or small to get attention“ .
44 WATER 8T. - TEL. 903.

TWIN CITY VALET

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Jos. c. Seliock s. Thos. o. McKenary
Lsdies' & “$335635 Custom

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The Sanitary Way of Cleaning. Press-
ing. Drew's“ no; 3. ‘
Calledto; and Deliver
Prompt“ stunting? Phone 408.

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We, will buy your‘housshold moods.
rug-L papers Junk sud all second-
hand goods. Anything m‘hsvo. rues
according totho oils-lit! or, the toodn.
A square deal aiml- ,. '
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as you and: Bis-it
Second-hand Goods Ali-name Ssh

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Edison Manda Genoml Electric
Lamps » (Motors ‘
.CHURCILsnd ABBOTT
‘ . é— Wilson tor-
STAMFO§D m CON

. Incorporated 3,.
grass-ion Conch-notion and Repairs

$31.00; ’ mouse
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Tv'vo tsmlly house: in First District.
part improvements ,. . . . . . . . $5.000
One family house. in saunas District.
all improvement-r 6 rooms, modern
in ovary respect and in. excellent
condition?.........._.....'.. “.500

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‘Brsnn new bathroom.

Hair Goods—Swedish Face Manage. '

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It you wentto dispose of, any ur- -

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LEGAL. NOTICES

ORDER OF NOTIGE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, ss. 'PRO-
BATE countiun. 19. A, D. 1923.
Estate or Mary J. Finch, late or
Norwaik in said District. deceased. .

 

been made to this Court by the ad-
jniniylsfiatrix or said estate prayinggfqr;

js'ell'tli'e‘ inventoried real estate of said

Ordered. That said a

pplication .b":

at the Probate
o! =Tannery, 1923, “.2 o'clock after-
noon; and that public}; notice thereof

be given to all persons intone-ted
thereeln by publishing this order in a

bistrict. at least live pay: before said;

day hearing. ,'-- .. 3,. ~
, . now-comma.

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book piloted by this paper 'to‘lts’are'ad-
or: exclusively} ’ "3 ‘5”

may Workers WW:
caution-on Buff-II -,
Egtraordinary -edorts burnout:
triads tor a birgush Q not" es 6!—
The New Univeuities Dictio ‘3'. .the
“When we coirv thought‘dqwn in
m .tm'm." .9 ProtonorJ'orrcst
M. Lunt. "M. A... instructor of English

"College; Columbia. Unlv'eiai'ty'.-,"‘wé Are
to make clear what we. crown-yin: $6

is Professor'Luntfs introduction in.
The New Universities Dictionary ‘to
his .articls' .on "Practic’atjlyntaxf‘;
which‘shows dog-s clams new dio—
tionary how to - uild cox-mi: sentences.

"Good usage, common practice. so-
cietvahuisver you. will—.g—has decid-.
ed whsth good man. win. .
in this field or ' , just.” it Kathi
morals. otiqustWidm': contin-
uesjProre'ssor i. . ”thought-e. the
man or won. 0 hsiooosdon to
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Whereas. writhn ,appllcation has ‘ V

reasons therein setiforth. for an order ,
,sutho‘orising and empowering." he‘r' fo‘

newspaper having a.ci_rcuia_lon_1n geld .

"in 'How Mann Schook ‘Teabhen': -'
without fire aids or voice-and manner .

express ‘wul not be understood“. This. i

is proper, . '

s ould observe giteoommofl practice,-
th universally when”! nluwhlcl : I
govern the relationship of word}. ”I;
he tat-late do this. or“ he. attempts -‘

in make his _ 1' loathe-will» be con-i
sideted without . o’ pole of cultural .
educated, ’ f ‘is. From this)“. viii be
oeen‘thi .. ”nullity, to; construct '
‘uesto’n’o t. Rafi-fills h’sfidlyfllficu im.

pofianfi ‘ the aowor to speak!”- - - -,

 

 

Peter Sees a. Race for Life

. Motown w. Burgess

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Gives greater fright than when expected . c“ >
frami- Rabbit. ”I”?

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‘ When Peter Rabbit loft Old Jed
‘Tluunpcr. the big gray Rabbit, In
his‘ bumble-condo» in [a far corner
' kill- the 31d Pastor he x: 'thhurrs
91%: h away-- our y. . opp
’s ngopbflept watch behind him. Ks
-‘fskw Old Jed Thunpc: poke his head
' out of Mrbnmblo-tgnglo and look
figs;- himy Peter chucklcddown in-
s. “He'll mine," :‘snld' Peter to
himself. “He’ll~’c6mo. Ho‘s think-
in; c! that cabbage and those carrots
and apples; Ho can’t think of those
things and stay up here in the Old
Posture. He simply can’t do it. His
stomach wont let him."

Peter boguto run tut so u to
. got out of sight of Old Jed Thumpor.
Then he sat down behind a bush and
numbed his back flail. He didn't
,bm to watch long. In “at it was
{only a moment or two betel-cilia saw
Old Jed Thumpor coming. and Old
‘ if Thump» was beginning‘to b ._
or. was an anxious look in hi
“oft. Inside ,Pstsr \chucklod again.
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. dodge

“amt“ iron J if Thn 1‘“
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mug to 1?", he wasn’t mov-
ing tery Ins and getter understood
why. Ho in 0:31:00 :th'st that big.
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the bushes was a big, gray Rabbit.
It was Old Jed Thumpcr. Of coum
Peter knew that it was he who had
give .thai: danger signal. And be-
hind. him was Roddy Fox! It was
clear to Peter that Roddy must have
been coming down three ‘the 01d
Pasture behind Old Jed T unper and
surprised him. ‘Old' Jed Tbmpor
was makingxior that bumble-tangle
who Peter was, for it was the
nesre place of safety... But he
couldn't run straight there; Roddy
couldmn faster than he could. so
there; ‘wss nothing for ,Old Jed
Thus: rtodobuteododgc And
how he did dodge! ' ' '

int dodging this way' and Tint .
up, around the bushes cook a
and Old Jed Thumpobsvns west from
lack of food. Two or three tines
you“: just missed him as be d '
Would is be able ‘iio- roach t
tumble-tangle in tine! Would he!
Pour tog-got how
.311: ril‘nuuwm’iluy. tried."

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drive him out o! the Old Paton. Ho
couldfihink {1' nothing but how ur-
rib~ would boil Roddy Fox should
opted Old Jed

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' rem started on spin. but he went
slowly. , & didn't look back. _ Ho
Inspected that Old Jed Thumper didn't

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to Old-r so be his nothing
in ' am his mind. '
I5; in'gthe Old Pasture there is
' meek il__'hi¢h there
of d crime"
‘ M as In young cs,
baubles. Old cow pstlis
wind in . out among thoso‘fbushos
sad along one am.

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