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DOROTHY DA LTUN
contention is that this clause“ is a. rco
tiwgtion on the characters of all actors
since a similar clause in not included
.in nmnugers’ contracts. I believe his
point is well taken. In the few big
scandals that have affected the movie
industry othcx than actors have had
:1 prominent part. The actors have
liorur‘ the brunt of incrimination lic-
("lelSC their names are better known.
0 O O .
Maybe Norman Kerry will tight a
duel with De Conti. the director. And
maybe he won't. The ctory makes
good publicity for Kerry. There is
something romantic about a. duel, even
about :1 01131111ng to, a.‘ duo]. And
Kerry is one of the numerous pre-
tendr‘rs to the throne of the romantic
Valentino.
O
Every once in a. while a movie pro-
ducer hands an audience a good laugh
and then hands out a slap across the
mouth. I am thinking now of the
film Version ot‘ "IV-g 0' My Heart."
Unc subtitle reads “A. \V. U. 1.." More
than four million cx-scrvicc men
know what the iuiiiuls lllt'ull. More
than thut number of their relutixes
know. The big audience at the Cupi-
tol laughed as the subtitle was flushed.
It gronncd‘wlien it faded into “Auscnt
manic boobvproot.
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STI'DIO BRIEFS
A home for the animals that act in
the movies is being established in
Hollywood by Mrs. Edgar Sultus and
AdLlc Ritchie.
Rex Beach is plufiiin: to make’ an-
other film Version of "The Spoilers."
A mighty good one was made. several
years ago.
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' than it looks.
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St \eral
untosug-
s'i pport
innrilsqunto-
'l’he
' lx’ntiwrine MacDonald is at work on
"(T‘hnstiiyf' lwr last picture under her
prrscnt contract. She may retire from
pictures nitcr that.
O
Iicrschcl Mnyall will appmu’ in
Maurice ’l'ourncur's "The Isle of Dead
Ships."
0 O O
Aim} Glance. French product-r. has
coxnpletml "The Wheel." Ito;- took
three years to tllm it. 7
_________________.—-——
“Did your hrothcr have any luck
l-l' m, or the when he was hunting tiger: in India,
protests John?" ,
morality "Yes. sir, great luck—he ncwrr met
’ runtrncts. Ills any."
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The only difference you can de-
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WANTED
Experienced Operators on
power machines to make
(1 r e s s c s, overblouscs and
waists, also hand-sewers and
finishers. We have steady
work at good pay for women
who can produce on good
work. Call at once. Employ-
ment Ofiicc open until 6:15
p. m. and Saturday afternoon.
M. N. MAYEHOFF 6; CO.
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Singer sewing machines. Also
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WANTED—Pressers and assistant
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Co.
W'ANTED—A few girls for light fac-
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I’Ticea. Inquire L. Rogers. Devils
Garden Road. Rowayton.
FOR SALE—Coats, dresces. shoes.
hats, and otheputhings. Size 38. 196
East avenue.
FOR SALE—$3.500 buys good 7 roam
house. right in South Norwaik.
$1.500 cash. Can have one more room
in attic: also large lot. 3400. Address
P. O. Box 543, South Nomlk.
FOR SALE—A. brand new L. 0.
Smith typewriter No. 8. used only
about 1 week. Cost $115, will sell for
$75. Apply 7 Day Street. 80. Nor-walk.
FOP. SALE—Two tummy house and
large lot'on Main street. First. Din-
trict: $6.750. Very easy terms. Geo.
Mitchell. Telephone 1861 boron a
'a. in.
FOR- SALE-—Brand new bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid . water
closet seats, 85. Seldenburg 00., 254
West 34th Street, between 7th and 8th
Avenues. New York City.
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Remember! the'main part of your
house in the root. It covers all.
\Vhen it leaks. let us fix it, we know
how. We are now tout? in our
new home
117 Water Street. South Norquk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phone: 387 and 2956.
HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns, Rhoda Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay.
{115 strains. Chicks poatpald. Cats;
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THE ELITE SHOP .
Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving, Hair Bobbins. Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—SWedlsh Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwulk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2566
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking or
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
(or ovtng purposew. Dally trip: to
Ne York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818
. ATTENTION: _
It you want to dispose of any ur-
write to 1-1. Ash. No order is too large
or mull to get attention.
44 WATER ST. — TEL. 903.
_ \V’ANTED—Boys ”in_ machine ,9.th
Steady work. Good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. Co.. 66‘ Fort St., East
Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED—Live chlckns, \Vhitc Leg-
horns excepted. Any number. Tele-
phone 493 0!- 2377. .
\VANTED—FIOOI- girls. folders. ex-
aminers, for light. easy work. Ap-
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186 \Vashington St., So. Norwalk.
\VANTED—chale experienced oper-
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Congenial surroundings. Good pay.
steady work. Apply Criterion Specialty
Co., 136 “'ashington street.
BOYS to sell vanilla after school.
Send for free sample bottle. Wake-
field Extract Co.. Sanbornvllle, N. H.
TO LET ,
FOR RENT—Four rooms, furniished
apartment: uuiitable for couple or
business people. 196 East avenue.
FOR. RENT—New 6 room house, all
improvements. a. Schachat. 2
Gregory Boulevard.
TO LET-Four rooms with all im-
provements. With or without
garage. Inquire 232 East Avenue. A.
Green.
FOR RENT—Five large rooms all
modern improvements, centrally lo
cated. with br without garage. In-
quire at 14 Concord street.
T0 LET—Two rooms and kitchenette,
with gas and coal stove for cock-
ing, electric light. steam heat and use
of bath. all complete for light house‘-
keeping. Mrs. Steinwald. 14 Elizabeth
street. *
TO LET—Three rooms. with all mod-
ern improvements, incudlng item
heat. Inquire 0: R. Joselovaky, Sea.-
view avenue, or the E. E. Gorhum Co.
TO LET—20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE BENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCKMIDT, ATTORNEY,
LOFTS TO LET—Newly renovated,
light. spacious. steam-heated lofts,
centrally located. Pleasant, enough
for club room purposes. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlleb’o, 12 So. Main lireet.‘
LOST
LOST—White tin: blouse asturday
afternoon. Finder please return to
Sentinel Office.
FOR SALE.
In order to raise; small amount
or cash quickly. owner will sacri-
nco modern six room house, with
all uimprovemonti. tor , $4,000;
$1,000 cash. Home in situated in a
good notion of Non-nu: on, trolley
line. For particular! apply to—
.Wm.F. '
Hoyt Oi'Son‘
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It you have second and furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metal: of any
kind, cell it to Jule Bros. and y
will see the reason why. *
Write or Call.
37 Fort St. East Nomlk. Conn.
Telephone 499.
Edison Mazda. 3 General Electric
Lamps Motors
' CHURCH and ABBOTT
-— Successors to -
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
FOR SALE
Two family house, in First District.
part: improvements . . . . . . . . 85,000
One family house, in Second District.
all improvements, 6 rooms, modern
in every respect and in. excellent
condition ................. 34,500
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' J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and. Insurance
.4 80. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN.
Can you get a. six room, new
house, with improvements, ga-
rage ’and chicken housed, large
plot of good ground, on avenue,
for $6,500; $2,500 cash I
You can not.
We can.
Let’s talk it over.
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HOWE 1000.
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We will buy'yonr hon-shotgun“.
m m Junk and on noon:
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Dodge Roadster $375.00
Oakland Touring ........ $115.00
Oldsmobile o Touring . . . . $350.00
Overland 4 Touring,
ukencw ..... 9.........uoo.oo
Hudson Touring, 1010 . . . . $150.00
Ford Touring. 1923,
. run 500' MM $375.00
Overhnd Touring, 1018 . . 3175.00
Ford Sedan ....... . . . . . $375.00
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201 Washington Street
East Nor-walk —- Phone 3075
FOR‘SALE
Two desirable building lots in
Third District. These are bar-
gains. For particulars call at the
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PATENTS ‘
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Every accommodation, stunner: are
unsurpassed. good rooms. excellent
food well prepared and nicely served:
ample deck space. For particulars
ASK JOHN '1‘. HAYES. Agent
7 Hutu Strut Not-walk
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. All Styles. Buttons Covered
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T-HAMER, INC.
”W no quag-
ozuuuucsu‘sm oil!
in
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could.
turned in the other direction.
"I sure that little Mrs. Peter was
safe. He was sure (but. Shadow would
foil 1 him beau“ then m no
£29
Bramble tangles would not: help him
in tho lust, for Shulow would enter
them with even greater exudation
Pater. His one hope lay in. being m
this to run long enough to discour-
u- Shtd
nu.
flying him. It isn't flit. No,
t
other enemies. but: there is no hiding
Eco. m Oh.
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Peter and Mrs. Peter Bunior Their Lives
_ . '1'
By Thornton W. Burgess
Scorn not on: who runs away
W'hen it were folly should he stay.
—-Pet.er Rabbit.
- K How Peter and Mrs. Peter did run?
us they left. the den- Old Britt Patch :
nnd headed for the Old Future!
They were running for their lives.
They hadn't: u doubt of it. They were
sure that. Shadow tho Weasel up soon
a: be found they were not In the
dear Old Briar Patch would take up
their trail and follow. them.
one hope lay in getting as for as
saible, so for that. Shadow would
gzcome discouraged and give up.
When they reached the Old Pauture
they kopt together for 1 little way.
Then Peter sold they better separate.
Their
“If we keep together and Shadow
catches up with us he will kill both
of us," acid Peter.
he can only follow one. .
you make u long jump 03 at one Side,
and then keep on running as long on
you can.
tion.
“If we ne antr-
SO. “32?.
I’ll run in another direc-
”i
Mrs: Peter didn’t want. to do this,
but she know that Peter no right.
There m no time to argue nbouct it.
So Mrs. Peter made a long jump 03
to one I‘lde And any she went, bound-
: over the snow on inst as she
Peter aborted on min nfid
e
in his trail. Poor Petal He
no attention to bnmblo mics.
kept. in the open cow paths.
0 .
Of count, Peter didn’t know that
Shadow was following him. He budn't
been foolish enough to wait to see.
He budv‘beon vise enough to make
the most of time
1m no pool _
new and then to: 3 bit. of rest to
get his _ _
very short. Tile feu- in. his hurt
was too great: no nllow him to stop
long. ‘
wu following ~lum,
l Shadow tad hit my: to well that he
hadn’t n doubt of it.
the only thing for bun to do w to
am sad run until he couldn't run
another step.
“I hate him!” sobbed Peter on he
sndgctulongn
13k. He bid to atop
bnstb. But those stops were
He didn't. know tint Shadow
but he know
He knew tint
There isn’t any
air
at
“I hm hing
hit. I carbide from
Shadow the Wouel.
G
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HIA’H
“Oh, dear, I don’t know what to
do," subbed little Mrs. Poter‘aa
she stopped to rest a. mate’
1!
(gear, who: sbnli I do? Whnt shall
do?”
Meanwhile little Mrs. Peter was
running her best Ind feeling much
as Peter did. She was quite “born.
in the Old Pasture, for that is when
the was born. She knew every path.
She knew every brmble tangle. Sud-
denly she thought of her father, Old
Jed Thumper. Perhnp: he could help.
He was oldmnd Idse mad he had lived
through runny dangers. She would
look for him. So from one bumble
le to another little Mrs. Peter
hurried, looking into each for Old
Jed Thumper. She began to think
that he wasn't in thxt
Old Future. His f barbrumblo
tangles were there, but on she visited
one after another without finding him
she concluded be must be out some-
wbere looking for food. He must be
in that part: or the Old Posture where
Peter was. .
Little Mrs. Peter didn’t know what
to do. 1! Shadow was following Peter
she knew thnt it would be best for
her not to go ovu- in tint pm of
the 91d Pasture. Peter would have
wornes enough without having to
to about her.
“0 dear. I don’t know what to do,”
nabbed little Mn. Peter as she
stopped to rest u minute in front of
a bumble tangle.
(Covmbt. 1913. by T. W. Barge.)
Tho next story: “Old Jed Thumper
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