Emir. JANUARY 30.1923.
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scorn NOR‘WALK EVENING SENTINEL‘ ' .
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News and Notes of the Movies
m _1\\tl x w. DEAN a sad story that wil make him cry he
~. \illll gray liais- and Buy be able to 'sneak into heaven
,. liigllt twinkle in his while Bt- Peter Is wining his eyes. He
, 'llli\ll, slur. Ills ap- teliaSt. Peter of his experiences in
.t) lululc. but he is ““5138 the Park and St. Peter cries
~ ; mail in the world "id the Old man set! into heaven.
. ‘1 . "’TII‘E‘I I: only a. sketchy outline of
{I “In“! “The Mcs- the story, but it is Iui'llcient to show
u “m be clr- that Born-tie has gotten off the beaten
.l CHM could not path. More directors should be en-
'MN mm of Amt‘r- couragcd to easy the novel and the
H .1 moms wit to extraordinary in picture stories. Boz-
Hm Coue lnsti- ages remark about “Terwilliger” be-
4 ing an unusual movie because no one
else in the business thought it could
. ‘ . b3 made into a successful picture is a
ninttion of John sari commentary on the mediocrity
\ H:iiiiuli it will be and similarity of films. ‘
it. tziilii i'zlilicn are C 0 0
. t'ouu Will spend Borzage's name is probably more
to: .mry in the generally mispronounced than any
other in the film business. The pro-
per pronunciation is "Ber-ray-gcc."
: mire licrause he The “g" is hard.
o: publicity. The I ° ‘ ‘
li ii l:- l»)' no means THE MOVIE CHATTER BOX.
George Hackathdrne is to have
oi, one of leading role in "The Atonement."
. “mums in (‘xisto' . . .
mmmion of an Mary Thurman and Alan Dwan
m, an Clllt'rlaln- deny they are engaged. as reported.
mil thing of any . . .
il‘llllll i shall pre-
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Carmeliita Geraklity. «laughter of
Tom Gcrnghty. fell while practicing
“H in America. dance steps for "Souls for Sale" and
,‘_ M “a a “fiche” fractured several ribs.
fl , - ‘iv help of the ‘ O . . .
h I,“ mphmmns The Isle of Dead Ships" was good
5 ,H. of our irad- enough title to carry Crittenden Marc
“my ‘U ll riott‘s popular novel. but the arrogant
movie producers call it “The Isle of
. Lost Ships.”
be
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\ "HM “‘1 Charlie Chaplin will make a record
5 " I“,:“;3rj:]"“r';‘rint€v: for a phonograph company. He is to
f ‘ ‘ . receive $10,000 and 10 per cent royal-
llv liis Just sinned o o o
l’lr‘i National
Constance Talmadge's next will be a
film version of “Sonya." a. stage play
that mrt with indifferent success on
will; lir liner-(l on
!.'.I'/.li" story writ-
bl‘Vtrlll your: llroarlwav
. I O O
rm ‘llllllsllal “When Knighihood Was a Flower"
.. .il nir. >.'\0 one wins the Hronzc turkey for the longest
tn. I'L'l t it would run on Broadway. 129 days.
3 O O
“'l't rwiIligt-r" “The “‘liitc Frontier" is changed to
ix ll priik. lie “Slander tiic “'oman."
‘33! if'»- and Visions ‘ ‘ ‘ x
- ~ of heaven. Ho William Orlamond. character actor.
wit it ll St. Peter once was an attorney.
the place to be searched contains in-
toxicants has had a desultory effect
upon the work of the agents here. It
is significant that during this month
there has not been a. single report of
i‘ t lllli!’ (‘ONFERS ,
ii\ HQHNTS' WORK;
'ri." .i..iiitw \Vllf‘PIOI‘
”T We state a liquor raid by the Officers in
ii: "uh“ llir'nt Ofli— I3ridgeporf. ‘
‘ 'ii‘il “th the
' ‘ "_‘ l‘r""~'"l‘°” LUCK FOR THIS FISHER
.4 .iw til the confer-
'~¢rl ’l'lir‘ roccnt
Lin.» 9 'i'immag of HILL. England—The captain of
i». ',':i! Court to'the schooner Conan Doyle set out on
main-h, .wnrrnntsga three weeks' fishing cruise. He
. 'l‘ .i \\l"llillt tlrgt‘roturned laden with fish valued at
l' 'r i" i-‘r'ntod that 320.000. .
DAV N PORT COFFEE SHOPPE
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A Place to Eat Par Exellance
Cakes and Patrice to Order for Home Use ‘
CATERER FOR PARTIES
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Music Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00
‘24'0?
is: LLllEN’S CON FECTIONERY STORE
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nirtiry .l-‘uiintnin Service — Fresh Fruit Sodas Daily
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Illllt'K — BULK ... INDIVIDUAL MOULDS
'l'l'T'l'I-l-‘lelm PIES — SHERBER’I‘S
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"IF n-s GOLDEN‘S. 11‘s GOOD"
~.:».~.:-.- :;.o Hotel Bldg. P110” 15“
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' ‘i Crilors, With New Duplex Rubber Solo . . . . . . $6.95
”- 3'“ ‘ trope Rubber Sole Math. Sport Oxford . . . . . . $5.95
7 » the Rajah Sale. The only difference you can de-
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Real Estate — Insurance
79 Washington St. Phong 435
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as. PRO-
BATE COURT. January 29. A. D.
192:. ' J
WHEREAS, written application his
been made to this Court for adminis-
tration of the estate of Katie Hoiic.
late of Norwaik. in said district. de-
ceased. . '
ORDERED| That. said application
be h d and determined _at the Pro-
bate fficc, in Norwalk. on the 6th
day of February, 1923. at 10 o’clock
torenoon: and that public notice there’-
of be given. to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a.
newspaper having a. circulation in said
District, at least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT MICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. :8. PRO-
BATE COURT. Jan. 11. A. D.. 1928.
Estate of John V. Keller, Into of
Ncrwulk in said District. deceased. -
_,Tho Court at Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and Il-
lowed six months from the date hero-
ot tor the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit.- their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attend, within
said time. Will be debofiodd. recov.
ery. All- persons“ indebted to said
Estate are requested to” make Immedi-
ate payment; to .
HELEN E. m
m noi- Eighteen-
. FOR SALE
'Ihvo family house. in First District.
part. improvements . . . . . . . . 35,000
One family house. in Second District.
all improvements, 6 rooms, modern
in every respect and in excellent
condition . . . . . . . .. . . ...... $4,500
1 a.
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance
4 80. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the gobdn.
A square deal always. ' .
PHILIP P. MONEY
32 Van Md: Strut
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
TEE CONNEQTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Phone 759-12.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Prop.
MOODY ’S GARAGE
Automobile Repairing and Over-
hauling by Expert Mechanic.
Taylor and, Connecticut Aves.
1 West Ave. So. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
TOURS TO EUROPE OR
7 _ ~ BERMUDA.
Every accommodation, steamers are
unsurpassed. good rooms, excellent
food well prepared and nicely served,
ample deck space. For particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES, Agent
7 Main Street Norwalk
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT‘DLEKTING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP,
‘Commcrcial Bldg. Norwalki
Phone 3091, -
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EXAMINATIONS
Distinctive. Eyeglasses .
COURTEOUS SERVICE
THAMER,‘ inc.
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‘25 Pen-Cent. Winn ,
Boudoir.
“,1,ka I
following his trail. She told how she
wanted to do something to help Peter,
but didn’t. know what to do.
Old Jed Thumper looked very
think he'll come this way. I sup-
pose he is running his legs 08 some-
where on the other side of the Old
Pasture. Oh. dear, do you think you
grave. “This is bad news,” said he. .
“Th“ i' ‘9." 1P“ “°w“" canon Izdhel-ii’hzi‘nnii: nodded. “I
I hope. and Mrs. Peter rather haven't a doubt of it." said he. “I
timidly, “that. u don't think we did
wrong in lending Shadow up here to
the ‘Old Pasture. There was nowhere
else to go." ‘ _
“It: is all 'right. It was Just the
thing to do," replied Old Jed Thurn er
lily. “I, don't like to think i:
hadow the Weasel is up here in the
Old Posture, but he has been here
before and I'm still alive. If it
wasn't such cold weather it; would
be easier for Peter to fool him. He
could run a while down in the
swampy part, where in the water he
would leave no scent. But that
swampy part is all frozen hard now
and there is no water anywhere for
Peter to make use of. I guess .1 will
have to go help him. Yes, sir. I will
have to go help him. I know the Old
Pasture better thnuhhe doe]: org!I two
ofultothetougtto new .
fool that'ewhite-coujeed little robber. The next: story: “Trying to Fool
Where did you any Peter went?”___ Shadow the WuseL‘v’i
am feeling as strong as ever, thanks
to good food Peter led me to down
in the Old Briar Patch. Now you stay
right here in the bramble tangle and
watch out. Don't put a foot outside
of it unless you see Shadow tho
Weasel coming this way. That isn't
at all likely, for he will stick to
Peter’- trail.”
“Hudn't I better come along too?“
ventured little Mrs. Peter. “Ferhapl
I can help." . '
Old Jed Thumper shook his head
most decidedly. “You stay right
here,” he commanded.
So Mrs. Peter crept into the bram-
ble tangle and Old _Jed Thumpe!
started Ofi.’ lipperty-llpperty-llp, to
the other side of the Old Pasture.
(009m)". 1333. by T. W. Burgeu)
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FBENCH AND DANISH PASTRY ,
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25 Words, annu-m Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 tunes, 4c word; 1 week, 6 times, 8c word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. ’=
Call N orwalk 92 or 93. Additional clas‘SIerd- advertising will be found on Page Two. No advertlsmg fOr this page after 11 A. M. daily.
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WANTED FOR SALE SCHOOL DAYS . By Dwng
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3) ED l-‘OR SALE—House boat. 50x18. 5 y 4 v , /' . I
\V TT large rooms. electric lights. full l » , ‘ ‘ \ ‘
. equipment, perfect condition. Bargain I.’ A i
to quick buyer. S. L. Tuthill. Box 802. \ 5" ‘IW'L m m ”0 .fi
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Experienced operators on New Haven ”my ' 3,9 out ,,o‘ .W
. FOR SALE—Squall: at reasonable , ’i do 3‘”;
- . - . Prices. Inquire L. Rogers. Devils , '. > 0
Singer sewmg machines. Also Garden Road. Romy“)... - t *1; to OLD M
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- _ FOR SALE—$3.500 buys good 7 room .GN'RLQ‘
glrls to learn' Apply house. right. in South Nor-walk.
$1.600 cash. Can have one more room
in attic: also large lotySdOO. Address
II JACOBS & SOVS P. O. Box 543. South Norwalk. '
- FOR SALE~A brand new L. C.
.- Smith typewriter No. 8. used only
00 Day Street" about 1 week. Cost $115. will sell for
$75. Apply 7 Day Street, So. Nor-walk.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
power machines to sew on collars FOR SALE-‘TWG rarn‘ny house and
and cuffs and seaming women's large 10¢ on Main street. First Dis-
waists. m, N. Mayehom 8‘; Co.. Mer- trict: 86,750. Very easy terms. Geo.
will street. Michell. Telephone 1861 baton .
a. m.
WANTED—Presser: and assistant
pressers on men's coats. Apply at FOR SALE-Brand new bathroom.
110 Washington street. The D. s. Coat $55. Syphon closet. china lowdown
Co, tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with all nickel—plated fittings: special
WANTED—A few girls {or light Iac- big bargain. white celluloid water-
tory work. Webbing &. Edging Corn. closet seats, :5. Seidenbnrg Co., 254
83 W'ashington street. West 34th Street, between 7th and 8th
VVANTED—TURNMAKERS., APPLY Avenue" New Y°rk City. '
LOUNSBURY. LIATHEW'SON & - ’
co. ' BUSINESS NOTICES
WANTED‘MQ“ to cut ice. Apply F- Remember! the main part of your
Hain. house is the root. It covers all.
WANTED—Boys in machine' shop. When it leaks. ’6‘ “5 fix I" we km
Steady work; Good salary. Neptune 33.11013: are “0",“ located In 0‘"
. . 1: East
gzgzgecfdi Co. 66 For 5"" 117 \Vater Street. South NOr-walk.
' ~ ‘ THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
\\ AlsTED—ltemalo experienced oper- I’hones 357 and 2955_ gt
ators on Singer sewing machines.
gongenlal guzroulndglnsts-mgosogecfig HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
5 9“ yw°r - W” e White Leghorns. Rhode island Reds. -
C°" 136 Washington “we“ ' barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
BOYS to sell vanilla after school. {118 strains. Chicks postpaid. Cam. .
Send for free sample bottle. Wake- 08119-
Ileld Extract Co.. Sanbornville. N. H. A 8- HALL. “a “ARBIHGERS
Wallingtord. Connecticut. 7 7 _ ._ 7777 7 ”7 0 7. 777 _
TO LET , THE ELITE SHOP ' - -
F01! RENT—Four room apartment. Shampooing, MEDICUTWS. 30839 Treat _ FOR SIDE:
15 Orchard street. Rent $18. I’hone meat. Permanent Hair Dyeing. nn- hash Roadster. 1921 8650-00
559. anent Waving. Hair Bobbing. Curling DOGS? Roadster -------- $315.00
. Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing Oakland Touring ........ $175.00
TO LET—8 North avenue. 6 large Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage. Oldsmobile 6 Touring $350.00.
rooms. all improvements, first floor. 47 _Wall Street Norwalk, Conn. Overland 4 Touring,
garage for 2 cars. Moderate rent. Phone Nor-walk 2565 like new .............. $400.00
George Mitchel. Phone 1861 mornings. Hudson Touring, 1916 . . . . 8150.00
bOR Ralvr \ 5 " I ll NAGY BROS' Ford Touflng' “23’
‘ ‘ ‘ ——.‘ew room ‘0“39- a . run 500 miles ........ $315.00
improvements. ri. Schachat. : L0“! "Id 10118 diam” "Wm! 0’ Overland 'Iiourlng, 1918 . . $1'I'5.00
Gregory Boulevard all kinds. ”33° moving. Special van Ford Sedan ......... $375.00
for moving purposes. Daily trips to '
T0 LET—Four rooms with all im- New York City. ‘ Shufelt Brothers ‘.
provcments. \Vith or without 100 Conn.‘Avo. Phone 313 301 Washington Street Old Jed Thumper Demdes to Help
garage. Inquire 232 East Avenue. A. East Norwalk __ Phone 3075 ._._______._..___..__.
Green. ATTENTION! - B Th ~
ornton W. Bur ess
FOR RENT—Five largo rooms all H YOU “I" to “-9060 of any I!» ‘“ y g
modern improvements, centrally lo niture 0" household 500113. c‘" 01' FOR SALE ho ska to {d ther
outed. with or without garage. ln- writemi Asth. Nouorderis t°° [”39 1 Z-f .1 I] ll . git)?“ w hi” If . at anon brother
cram genttenon. _ a prove me In ruth .
quire at 14 Concord street. ‘4 WATER ST. _ TEL. 903' aml y . ouse,ffa ‘:m -——Peter Rabbit
TO LET—Three rooms. with all mod- . rovements ust n 5'
cm improvements. incuding steam '1 WIN CITY VALET p ’ J O a . ’ o _ ,
heat. Inquire of It. Joselovsky, Sca- Jon. C. Sellcck 8; Thou. O. McKendry Zandt St_ “What 'all this? Whats all this”;
view avenue, or the E. E. Gorham Co. Ladies’ & Gentlemen'a Custom Why dont you know w at: 3d '3‘}
. Tailoring is“?°i.:.r°‘;.°.:°;.l°l::°9... l.
Tol’li‘ggtggilglglo‘lomgblg Digggflglé The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press- in? Item ae bumble tanglle lighthe
. . lug, Dyeing and Repairin . _ . ‘ f vh' h h
HOUSE- REN'i PART QR ALL. Called for and Delivered? 1' M' LAYTON & CO" Inc. 9.1.1 51353.23 illfi‘wlicl.‘ 3.. 15.5
Egfi'r Rtfi-Asggéalffixfifing Ln; Prompt Attention -- Phone 408. INSURANCE THAT INSURES :0: loolked l0 crl‘osely as "fh'of‘ri'lg
‘ . - . ave. t was t e voice 0
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTORNEY, mum. ATTENTION 1 5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35 Thumper. She knew it at onto. 0!
PHONE 129. [f you have 58mm, hand furniture. £0335, Old Jed Thumper was her
tals ' . a .
LOFTS TO LET—Newly renovated, Junk. paper stock M mo of any PATENTS “What are you doing up here in ,
light. spacious. steam-heated lofts kind. “u it tow Jcaife Bros. and you ‘ . the Old Pasture. anyway?"c0ntmued I,~
centrally located. Pleasant enougll will see m’Vlgriton ‘gyll Wooster and DEVIS ' 0” Jed Thumpen “DR”: 3°“??? 3—" " " /
for club room purposes. rates low 37 , °’ ' A. M. WOOSTER M. w. DAVIS ““t ’9“ m-bm" ° W}? ”‘1. .° ’2 f '
Fort St. East Norwalk. Conn. dear Old Brlar Patch! Vi at I e , 1 V I
enough {or manufacturing purposes. Telephone (99 ATTORNEYS AT LAW . you left Peter for to come up here? ~ . " , ‘
Gottlleb's. 12 So. Main street. ' , Former! Examine" U s I,“ on,” . This is' no place for you." r i , / / .
Edison Mazda General Electric ’ ' ‘ Little Mn. Peter found her tongue. 1 -' W ' //
Lamps Motors “15 MA'N ST» BRIDGEPORT She poured out 1:18? tlgoibles St; 3nd /// /
Jed Thumper. e to ow a ow
FOR SALE CHERSggoefirsAfiPgTT Send fOl' Booklet on Patents. the Weasel hndscome to the dear Old Old J9d Thumper “Oked ”3W
Norwaik 3,.me Briar Patch, and how she and Peter grave. “TM; is bad news,"
In order to “[30 I small amount STARIFORD ELECTRICAL CON- Telephond ”1 . had fled t0 th. Olgnprtun' bilge Kid said he
. . how Peter had I and t y
of cash quickly, owner ““1 sacri- TRACTOR * C H. M » so ante when the reached the Old
flco modern. '1‘ room house, With Incorporated ' Cabinet MSklflfl. Refinishing and Puncture. and how {he was sure that “I don’t: know where he went." rs-
all improvements. for “'000: Electrical Construction and Repairs U holotorin right. that. very minute somewhere-m lied Mr: Peter “excepting that ho
31:0” cuh- House 1' “mated in 9* ROODNER BLOCK Plion91496‘ ’ m" 3,. the Old Pew!" Pct" “8 “‘1ng 3mm com. o in ’this direction. He .
good section or Norwalk on trolley ' Him-"G Prinz: fldomz':"r “I“ for his life, with Shadow the Weasel knows I e over here, so I don't ‘
Thomas’ ChOcolate Shop . .
adsouthlainsu'oet Southlorwaik.
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