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DEAN
Jo'anie Mac-
l. : ll L‘l‘. Viewed
is more beau-
trom other
. o inary. She
. i» he has a
5m. "Gimme."
Hughes says
Hum! embarras—
sllc first asks
. Saw “The
alvh play Maud
wu- and com-
‘,ll music. .
.l Fisherman's
(ltverest ani-
.‘M .100 . .
‘w lnltl me how
.. lull!‘ ’.ns of
',}i .l. It‘w scenes
., ll lilt'b’S Tales"
t‘h.spllri in “The
r his funniest
t nrt is at .its
- [Holley Disses.
ulllx George
H0 Told me how
. Int or panto-
IV 5' \0‘.UI days.
Hm: “as so good
u or it. . .
“,Hm's Atone-
y»int gamlshEd
. . Saw
rn‘l: ’l‘ourneur's
‘l Busch and
lmst work of
Saw Bar-
.v’nntl. 1‘6 My!
'70!” the movie
ml Nasal being
l uls \Vilson be-
mhr'r are never
-.< the Moacow
\\.
“'8 and Notes of the Mom... ‘
Lung FLINN
“Drums of Fate.” in which an Atri-
can jungle is transported to 8. Holly-
wood studio. . . . Sui Pauline
Glron. Shall write more of her
anon.
Zane Grey has .contrscted with
ramount tor the photo-dramatiza-
on of several of his novels and has
called off a vacation trip to the Car-
ibbean to collaborate with Lucien
Hubbard on the script of ”To the
Last Man." his most recent work.
Filming will be directed by Victor
Fleming. “The Heritage of the Des-
' art" and "The Wanderer ot‘ the
Waste Land" will follow that.
O O 0
AT STUDIO KEYBOLES
Frances Marion and Montague
Glass doing continuity for movie of
"Potash and Perlmutil:." ‘
O O O
Wes Barry on 12-weeks’ personal
appearance tour. Boston to Los Ant
geles. Then to star in "David Cop—
perfield."
O C
James Young to direct “Wander-
lng Daughter." by Dana Burnett.
O O O
Lafayette
And roe ‘ coming from
. Paris for star role in Richard Wal-
ton Tully's i‘llm- version 0! “Trilby.”
' O O O
Ariel Sawyer playing in Ruth Ro-
land's new serial. "The Haunted Val-
ley." '
. .
Antonio Moreno wins movie popu-
larity contest in Havana.
0 0
It Is 30 below zero on location 300
miles northwest of Montreal where
Alice Brady is being filmed in "The
Snow Bride. "
WANTED—~Ambitious young man to
CafiNorwslkSZorBti.
Additional classified
FORSALE
WANTED—Experienced
wer machines to 7 women's
dresses And oyerhlouses.
Apply at once. 1!. N. Beyond! & Co.
is Mex-win meet, Nor-walk, Copn' .
WANTED—Bell. boy. Apply at once
‘ to Iiotcl Cliilord, South Main st.
eWANTED—Women folders on men’s
‘underwesr. Apply at once to Ken-
derson a Ervin. High street. Non-walk.
raterson
start at the bottom and learn to-
become an experienced sewing ma-
chine machinist. Apply Cluett a
Peabody. Inc.
WANTED—Man with some
enoe adjusting sewing ms.
Steady work to right party.
Peabody Co.. Inc.
WANTED —— Housemaid for small
school. ' Hours 9 to 5, Saturday
mornings only. Phone 1432.
WANTED—Young woman to solicit
subscriptions for . one of the _best
weekly magazines; whole or part time.
Good canvasser can easily make iron
83 to 85 a day._ Address Box 8. Eve~
ning Sentinel. ’
WANTED -— Expeflencw assistant
shirt cutters. Steady work. good
pay. Could make from .25 a week up...
Apply LeRoy Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut
street.
omn-
nes.
t &
WANTED—A. young man in stock
roam of piece goods department.
Experience not necessary. but must
furnish reference. Apply LeRoy Shirt
00.. 11 Chestnut street.
WANTED—-Paper boys wanted at
Coleman’s. Morning. evening and
Sunday routes. ,
WANTED—Experienced button hole
makers. joiners and cut! setters.
Apply LeRoy Shh-t Co.
WANTED—Young lady bookkeeper
with some knowledge or stenogra-
phy and typewriting. Permanen
sition. State age. experience nd
salary expected. K. Evening‘ient el.
WANTED—Would like use or piano
for a few months. Will move and
return. G. B. Care Sentinel.
WANTED—Female operators on dou-
ble needle machines. steady war)
on men's athletic underwear. Apply
Cluett..'Peabody and Co.. Inc.
WANTED—We want girls who know
how to sew on machine; also girls
to learn. Clean owrlf. raplfl advance-
ment. G. S. Roth 5; Son Co. Inc.. 42
Winter street.
BOYS to sell vanilla after school.
. Send tor free sample bo Wake-
ill “The Lower ‘ ‘ ' E I
wln't previously Latest for Tom Mix and Tony is field ract Col Sunburn le. N' 3‘
ilsh I'd have “Three Jumps Ahead.”
‘ .. “'le all about. ' ‘ ‘ - TO LE1:
.\lilvs Minter "No W‘cdding Bells." Next Semen
h.) Flynn in comedy. ’10 LET—4 large rooms. with im-
provements. Call130.
ELEGI‘ION op OLD FOR: RENT—d rooms. all improve-
E( \L NOTICES
~'\v \I
\nllCE
.‘.'\ .\l K, as. PRO-
v. 11. A. D.. 1923.
Keller. late or
met. deceased.
mm {or the Dis-
.m limited and al-
' , m the date here-
m‘ said Estate to
“'ELL COMMAJV
Old Well Commandery. ll. 0. ..
956. held a meeting last nigh and
installed the following officers:
Noble Commander—Lady Beatrice ’
Sturges. sl ‘
‘ Vice Noble Commander—Lady Min-
erVa Romcr.
Prelate—Lady Margaret Hennesey.
' \Vorthy 'Herald—Lady Louisa Kem-
.. {or settlement. or
to present thou
attested. within
‘lrbnn'ed I recov-
lnrio‘bled to ma
1 to make immedi-
l r:\' E. KELLER”.
Ad mlnistratrix.
-.T NOTICE.
‘ME:\\‘ALK, 55. PRO—
.l.muary 9. A. 1).,
m Hinton. late 0!
l l
mrivt. deceased.
Mum- for the D1!-
‘ «th limited and al-
m'wvm the. date here.
- 02‘ said Estate to
for settlement.
l
T
in present their
attested. Within
tinharred a recov-
mllchtcd to said
‘- rl in make immeo
'7 13.
LAWRENCE.
Administrator.
Financial Keeper of Records—Lady
E. \Vilson. e
Noble Keeper or Records—La- 1y
Harriet Kelt.
Treasurer—Lady Isabelle Stargess.
Warden of Inner Gate—Lady Stev-
en!-
Warden of» Outer Gate—Knight adults. Also garage. Inquire 7 Grove -
Barber. street.
A supper was served at 13 o'clock.
60 guests being present. "Music. danc-
ing and singing was the order ct the
evening
A true patriot is‘known by his in-
terest in education—James Ellis.
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOOBTIR
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly WI
1115 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT
SesdrorBookletooPsteutlé
EVENING SENTINEL‘
New Universities
Dicti
C0 % PION:
' sat-loud
Forth-fluent "
M. W. DAVIS
U. 8. Pat. Oflce
ments. with on without garage. No.
13. Bayview Ave.
T0 LET—Store. Ideal spot ior lunch
i too and Ice Cream store. Fix-
tures mplete; ready for immediaite
business. Can be purchased less than
halt its value. Inquire C. P. Hayes.
Tel. 822.
To LET—Two rooms furnished for
housekeeping. good view, electric
lights. range. One room furnished tor
light housekeeping. partly heated.
Reasonable. North street. Rowayton.
Mrs. Makowsky. «
TO LET—Furnished rooms: every
convenience to!- housekeeping. to
T0 LET—Three rooms..with all mod-
ern improvements. incuding steam
heat. Inquire of R. Joselovslty. Sea-
view avenue. or the E. E. Got-ham to.
T0 LET—30 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
P POSITION FOR ROOMING
HO
VERY REASONABLE ‘RENT.
HEART OF NO ALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDS T. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 1129.
Lone TO LET—Newly renovated.
light. spacious. stesm- heated lofts,
centrally located. Pleasant enough
for club room purposes. rates low
enough for mauulacturing purposes.
Gottlieb's. 12 So. Main street. ‘ _
.FOR SALE
Two desirable building lots ill
Third Dmfiot. These are bar-
gains. For particulars call at the
ofice 01—-
J. M. LAYTON & (30., ,lnc.
mounds arm-r mass‘
s Railroad. Avenue rum is
m
m W. 1031
”rm oosoob‘l
Wm nu such.
.mm 1938
, am act.
Mfffixfi‘fi:
eltBrothe‘rse - t
trict: 80. 750.
Mitchell. Telephone 1861 before .I .
a. m. ‘ .
t
E. RENT PART OR. ALL.<
FOR SALE-dimer mania
Doing good business. :1me
selling. ownexssick. Vincent
Lopresto. mien. . . ,
tam-our d lunch room ‘1 North
Main Can be bought eta very
low price. Must be sold at ones. In.
quire C'. P. Hires. 66 South Kain St.
Tel. ass. " ,
FOR. ‘rwmmmiiy house. 3
Third t. East NM Prim
$3,500.. $500 ‘ossh. sir-sunrise. In-
quire .11 Day street. Phone sets.
non? SALE—Two saintly ‘ housings
large lot on Main “tannin!“ Dis-
Vefy easy terms. Geo.
$55. Syphon closet. . ,'
tank. enameled bath tub ‘
West 31th Street.
Avenues. New York Cityj"
BUSINESS N ‘ '
Remember! the main part of your
house is the root It covers all.
When it leaks, let us fix it, we know
how. We are now located in our
new home .
117 Water W South Nor-walk.
.. THE NORWALK ROOFING co.
Phones .3874 and 296;.
HALL snorms' nannhmcxs. .
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Rod "
Barred and White Rocks. Heavyl'ay-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cats-
loguo.
’ A. B. HALL.
Wallingiord. Connecticut.
ran sum snor . Br
Bhampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment. P out Hair. Dymm -
_ snen't Waving. Hair Bobblfi Curling.
Marcel Waving—q Hair
Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
Wall Street Norwslk. Conn.
Phone Nor-walk 2565 i"
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. S van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
Pb“, :13
100 Conn. Ave...
ATTENTION !
if you want: to dispose oi any or
niture or household goods. call or
Writetoli. Ash. Noorderistoolsrge
or small to get extent! tion.
44‘ WATER 81‘. - TEL. 903.
TWIN CITY VALET
Selleok a: Thus. 0. MM
es' la Gentleman’s Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way oi Cleaning Press-
ins. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention — Phone 408.
READERS ATTENTION i
It you have second hand .(urnitu'e.
Joe.
junk. sper stock or metals of any
kind. lit to Jails Bros. and you
will the reason why.
Write or Call.
37 Flor-t~ St. East Nos-walk. Cons.
. Telephone 490. g
l DESIRE To EXCHA E two builds
ing lots. max 168. ated in’your
city at an ideal location. for a tract;
or land in or the vicinity of. the city
of Stamford. What have yon to ot—
fer?
ford. Conn. ' .
Edison Mazda l{toner-til Electric
Lamp ps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT“ '~
Successors to -- '
orw Bran ch
STAM RD ECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction (1 Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK - Phone 1496
FOR SALE
Two family house, in First District.
part improvements . . . . . . . . $5,000
0‘11!“ 11y house. in Second District.
im rovemenis. 6 rooms, modern
. in every respect and in excellent
t condition .‘;'.‘.......;.~..... 342500
J. M. O’BRIEN ‘
Ros]. Estate slid WOO
4 so. Main St. .- mono or:
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN?
THE‘ CONNEGFIMWY-
- KENT AGENCY
47 want. sensor
. Neawm
ms. A. Pw 31350135 Prop.
AMMMB
FOR SALE-Thehnm otth'e rho‘
, no you now mandibular
Address 66 Walnut on; Bum:
‘ «1:5»e
ofauh-ns'
a invent in one was.
manom-
m “It-
fortunes in Chicago were found-
swamp 1
“THAT Marshall Field ’8 great ion
tune was amassed not by his de-
partment store, but ‘by Chicago
Real Estate“!
1'8! 11'.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
PHONE 1900
Teiep no 391
0 H- mm .
‘2 Cabinet Making. Roflnbhlng and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors. Shades
Made to order.
1wm'avy so Norwalk. conn.
.. WALL PAPER RAMPLES
,A
C . Tomas 'ro' "arm on
fi 3mm
Every accommodation, steamers are
food well prepared and cely served.
ample deck space. particulars
ASK JOHN '1'. HAYES. Agent
7 Main Street - Norman
.w
ammonium. mar PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered '
to Order.
Commercial Bldg.
Phone 8091
Noni-1k
ms TEXTILE STORE
statesman"
. WWW
‘ ed’on' the old State street“:
15 South Main St. . J
room excellent .
KNOBR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP, .
did I
Old Jed Thu'mper was wrong and that
Roddy Fox was nowhere about. so
very sure. that when Bowser the
Hound came along and iound Roddy
behind some bashes Just a little way
from
extremely ioolish. lie didn’t have a
void to say.
They watched Roddy disappear. with
Bowser haying behind him. And then
they
great
as Bewser got further and lurthsr
away. When at. last they knew by the
sound that Downer was no longer in
. theO
Green Forest «the
'l‘hesesdmlsacosptedby'l'elephoaa
osdvertislngforthnpsgeafteruAndsfly
.va
“Safe ' the Dear Old Briar Patch
9 ,5 ‘ By Thornton W. Burgess
. g
film o in who mt»; fear.
Of danger wsrlarkiagmr. . . ,
' ~ —-Poter Rafi
Yes. sir. Peter
0. He had been so sure that
the bramble tangle Peter felt
at and listened to Bowser’ s
voice growing less and less loud
ld'Psshu-e. but had entered the
both sighed with
G
Peter Rabbit had more respect for
Old Jed Thumper.
reliei. But Old ed Thom r’s si h
B ha little (Inger thanml’e fa sig. 614 J
0 3"" ”W °mmSoPeterledthewoyosd ed
closrforthemtogotd toths
dear on em run-if. rim is to m. Thump" followed 40"- wit
it was clear as tar as Roddy Fox was the Old Posture
concerned. 01 course, Terror the Gos-
.il‘swk might suddesl appear. but that ‘
was. chance ti yshad ‘5 “k. must go wandering ofl. I an it
"I W “W ‘3 "nm- is that dreadful curiosity o: a.
“it ii .lii‘l'L‘fidngilnfi 3‘33? ”m“ 5““ .9 m “um” 5“ Y’“
11 we don’t got down there gin. he might think of me a little
9"”, “n“ “'1 1"" ""5““ Mrs. Peter wandered about in
enough to get! the" at all.”
“89 3Peter led the d“, and Old Jed
1’
Old “33m. to the edge at
Green landow- hich. as you
303111“ a!
VI"
There
tminutes and to make sure that no
easily
5
cog
a
a!
tied
was «11%;. 3:: mm ‘13“, cos:
i and watchful ayes woo”). sure to
seem
“What he :sllhd to leave
fol lidowed own through the
the
know,
greelM
stopped to rest for a few
had done it many
ore. She had worried m‘sny
ore. But this time she wor-
mors than Eve
for I
Induce-n" said skate
mined fiu'
aid watched
“hit-ma
dear Old Brier tell. She can
keep still long a stiles. Finally-
came to the edge neuron the Old
Pasture. She squatted n and
looked out across the snow-covered
Green leader's. smnly he me.
dark spots sppesre
white crugt outside the
Hrs. Peter-watched miles, and sash.
bigger So did
Those two
little Hrs. star's a
dark lag along over
spots were
the snow re
coal t toward the dear Old
Bria: as it in a ho to £9
there. One.“ this was Po s
was sure of that. But who could- it
be behind him? It must be an enemy.
It mm be some one chasing Peter.
She was so sure of it that it. wssa’t
wasalmesttethedsas.
mu roe-r
Old Brier Patch that she really on
who towns bsblad him. Then her
heart v_s a bound ler Joy. It was
her as. Old Jed “eraser! Silo
me" ”your.
sin w a I!
later swig-14
the deer Old Iris:
(Copyright. use. or 'r. w. sac...)
I
~01: Jed num'
nest
on wagswn.'
last. and they were
Old Jed Thu-per
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