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REAL‘ESTATE
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THE REAL PROPERTY OF THE
UNITED - STATES, IS THE
REAL ESTATE OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Don’t spend your old age admir-
ingsthe intelligence of the man
who knew enough to seize
chances right under his nose.
Get into the game and be one of
the wise men who say: “I own
a piece of real estate.”
Consultation with us costs noth-
ing, but it may do you a lot of
good. '
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY.
15 South Main St.
FOR SALE
One two-family house, with im-
provements. lot 50x18_0.- Must
sell as owner is leaving town.
J. M. LAYTON & 00., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Clerical workers for gov-
ernment departments. Postal. Mail
and General Clerical. $120 to $138
monthly. Experience unnecessary.
or free list positions now open. write
olin Davis (former Civil Service ex-
‘ aminer) 889 Fleming Bldg. Washing-
‘tOn. D. C. ‘ '
WANTED—Experienced stenographer.
AJso- girl for general office work.
Apply by letter. stating age. experi-
ence and salary expected to Box "C."
Care The Evening Sentinel.
WANTED—Boys, in machine shop.
steady work. good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. C0,. 66 Fort street.
East Nor-walk.
WANTED—Young girl for clerical
work in office of manufacturing
concern. Typist preferred. Apply
Cluett. Peabody &. Co.. Inc.
WANTED—Stenographer in ofl'lce of
manufacturing concern. This vac-
ancy calls for a high grade stenogra~
pher who is competent to do secre-
tarial work. State age. education.
experience and salary desired in letter
to Box Stcnographer. care Sentinel.
WANTED—~30}? about 17 or 18 years
of age.‘ intelligent. mechanically
inclined. anxious to learn and will
take interest in work. Opportunity to
learn technical business’with rapid
advancement. Apply in own hand-
writing. stating age and sort of work!-
you are doing. $15.00 weekly while
learning. Box XYZ, care of Sentinel.
WANTED—A woman for chamber-
maid in a first class hotel. Only one
of good character and absolute hon-
esty need apply. Address Norwalk
P. O. Box 187 or Phone 463.
WANTEDeYoung lady as tQplst and
general clerk. Permanent position.
Address stating salary expected. Box
F.. Care Sentinel.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ATORS ON ‘SINGER MACHINES.
LOUNSBURY. SIATHEWSON & CO.
ARE .YOU
INSURED
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Wm. F. Hoyt 39’ Son
.il'milo‘lilLEs . ,'
OLD CARS '
lei Your Old Cars to the . 4
BRIDHEPORT AUTO
WRH'KING C0.
1310 North Avenue
lliveen Oak and Center I‘ll.»
BRIDGEPORT, 00";
Phone Barnum 5586-2
hand-Hard cam and Tires to
FL: Any Make of Car.
THE VOLK ELECTRICAL
REPAIR STATION
“VJ-Hum: in Repairs to
firing, fighting andignition'
Systems
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1.”. BAXTER
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All: and Repairin:
3W. Wr'lzzl. ,‘ton St. Tel. 2800
firth. N .rwnlk, Conn.
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. ."s for Sale.
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CKRAGES
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few week! the real
estate market promisesto be very
active. Now is the time to list
your property if you wish to dis-
pose of it. " ~
Real Estate and General Insuranc
J. Mfo’BRIEN . , _
Real Estate and insurance .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FOR SALE .
from $3,500 to $7.500.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street . ‘
Real Estate -- Insurance
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CHARLES JIVYABIAN .
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ‘
Fireproof Building and Ooncseteing
' a 8 ‘
France 8:. Norwalk Own.
8 Phone 018-1-2 somatic
4 Sc. Main St. Phone 977
1 and 2 family houses. prices ranging
Nor-walk
MOTORS ~
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W rota-9m. 1'20 2'. .-'.«-. . $800
We! touring, 8 cyl... . ,fil'a’b
Eases sedan. 1920 ..,.‘.... snow»
Overland touring, 19
Ford-sedan, 1921....--“
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MOE’DY’S GARAGE -
WANTED—A few girls between the
ages of 14 t0' 16 on hand work.
Good wages to start. \Vebbing &. Edg-
ing Corp.. 83 “’ashington street.
\VANTED—Clcrical or typing work
wanted evenings. from 7:00 to 9:30.
by young woman. Address XY. Care
Sentinel.
WANTED—At once. an experienced
yoker on Union Special machine.
Apply Cluett. Peabody &.‘ Co.. Inc.
\VANTED—To buy all kinds of
poultry. Extra price paid for
feesls “relax-116;“; Wilt-call liar.
WANTED—Several energetic young‘
men for oflicc positionswhich offer
excellent opportunities for advance-
ment. High school or college grad-
uates‘prefcrred. In your reply state‘
age. nationality, education. experi-
ence and salary expected. t8 Box Y,
care Sentinel. . .
VV'.\NTED—.Typlsm. Girls with knowl-
edge of typwriting and desirous of
locating with a. wall-known organiza-
tion. may find a‘ profitable invest-
ment in ansWeNng this advertisement.
The more experienced can obtain the
lbetter grade positions. but there are
opportunities for others who thave
the proper training. Tell us about
yourself. in a letter. giving age.
schooling. experience if any. and sal-
ary you expect. Write Typist. care
Sentinel. ’
WANTED—Girls for mailing depart-
ment; light pleasant work. Como
‘ready to work. Murphy Mfg. Co..
275 East Avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS
‘ JOSEPH L'ANGIONE
Building and Jobbing
Reasonable Rates
Phone 2163-12
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
. ' MENT'AGENQY ,
47 WALL STREET-3 NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks,
Bring references. -
Phone 769-12. -, ' -
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.HALL BRO ' BABY CHICKS.
White Legbo Rhoda island Reds.
Hal-red an'd Rocks. Heavy lay—
ing strains. chicks postpaid. Cata-
108119-. I
.. . . ‘Walllngiord‘. Connecticut.
Remember! the main part or your
houss‘ is the roof. .1: covers all.
When it: léaks, let us a: it, we know
flew homo ‘ _ ‘
i1? Water Street. South Nor-walla
THE NORWALK ROOFINGJpO.
Phones 88'! “111.1955.
- THE ELITE’BB w o
Shampoodngllsnlcurlns. v Tr”
meat. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Penn-
snent wrung. Bait Bobbins. Curling
Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face lassags.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Kuwait 2565
‘ WIN CITY VALE]? , .
Jon. 0. Selleck s nos. 0. Mcxeud
Ladies’ 1; Wen’s'Custom
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T0 SUBLET—Fu'rnlshed 8 rooms.
kitchenette. bath. steam heat.
March to June or longer. Fla: Hm
Road near Elm Grove. Phone 825‘
Jenks. .
FOR RENT—4 rooms. newly painted.
all modern improvements, hotgand
cold water. kitchen range .. included.
Rent reasonable. Inq. mule Libner. a
Bouton street. .
FOR. fiENT—Flve rooms. improve~
merits. Inquire 6 Burritt avenue.
Phone 1469-3.
FOR RENT—2 family house on Toy.
ior avenue. all improvements. Phone
267-2.
TO‘IET—Flve rooms. part improve-
ments. first floor; also 5 rooms, top
floor. 6 Day street. Enquire Louis
Avrick. Post Office Block. South Nor.
walk.
TO RENT—Two apartments. one six
rooms and one five rooms. just
been remodelled; all improvement;
within few minutes of center of city.
For particulars inquire at the office,
of J. M. Layton. 5 Railroad avenue. i
TO LET—~Thrre rooms. with a4! mod-
ern improvements, including steam
heat. Steam-heated modern omce.
Best of location. low rentals. [undue
Keogh & Candee. or R. Joselovsky.
Seaview avenue.
TO LET—20 ROOMS. “’ONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. INi
HEART OF‘ NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT, ATTORNEY, '
PHONE 129.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Household furniture.
Phone 1976.
Hos—m saw a ,‘ |wwrv:‘-O‘""V . a%
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
,at 10 o'clock a. .nnfiflfflze deuce
, i'flv‘fieorge w; Ilog'rishflry. Whitening,
Shade, New’ Canaan? nn.
'3 ’93“ poleéiand m but, I wheel
l-‘OR SALE-Grocery store. doing
good business. well located. Good
opportunity for u hustler. Will lease.
lnq. l-‘rank lenvr. 2 Bouton street.
Phone 2514.
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FOILSALE-Ford sedan. 1922, excel-l
lvnt condition Reasonable it sold
immediately. Mr. Sherman. O'Connor 1
Garage, 33 Railroad avenue. ' ‘
all «mm;
FOR SALE—A big paying business.
doing over $100,000 per year. es-*
tablished 30 years. Good investment?
for one or two parties who can give: 3'
315.000 to $20,000. For particulars '
address P. O. Box 155. Norwaik. Ct.
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FOR SALE—*l'prlght piano. in firstE
class condition. Piano. Caro Senr ,'
tinel. . -« '
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F10}{ SALE-At South Norwslk.l
\Vashingion street, O'Connor's old:
stable.9 heavy farm, work horses: 2
saddle horses. 4 driving horses. 6 ?
wagons. 4 sets of harness.
«1 "LN! ‘59.
FOR - SALE—7:1 Buick cB-rEmorclal.‘
$100: 1 Ford commercial. $75. Apply
at 15 Monroe street. Phone 397-2.
FOR S.\LE~—7-room bungalow. im-
provements. lot 130x350. All kinds
of fruit. central location. Price $7,500.
1George Mitchell,.Ph0no 1861 morn-
ngs. : '
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
855. Syphon closet. china lowdovVn
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with all nickelplated fitlings: special
big bargain, white celluloid water
closet seats, :5. Seidenburg Co.. 254
West 34 ‘Street. between 7th and 8th
Avenu New York City.
FUR. SALE—To clone an estate. plot
50xl50. 5th street. ‘ East Norwalk.
Price reasonable. Address Box Plot.
Care Sentinel.
WANTED fro. BUY ?
cm A squa‘lm 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 goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van land! Sines
- READERS. ATTENTION i
It you have second hand furniture.
funk. paper stock or metals of any: ;
kind. sell it to Jade Bros. and you
will see the reason WHY. ..
Write or Cell. . .
37 Fort St. East Nor-walk. Conn.
. ‘ Telephone 499.
Auction Sale "
E. T. BATES . Lilofionser.
; worsen n. mun section on _'
TUESfiAY, ma. 2.1, 19 s
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sisting of 1 player piano. 1 bookcase}. ,
1 ball rack, mission library‘s‘et.‘ ‘ ’
couches. stands, .. pictures. emirates
table. 1 side board. 1' bed and springs;
1 dresser. 1 * crib and" mattressg-l
black walnut werdrobe.- rugs. 1
kitchen: cabinet. ice-box; range, 2
ironing "boards. carpet sweepers, baby
carriage. high chair. -lot ‘of rockers. "
lot of chairs. 1 screen closet, 1 not
book shelves. lot of dishes and kitch-
’en utensils. antique _clothes chest,
china closet. .' . ' '
Quanta, of 10: tools. consisting of
plow and . misery maker and. mm.
barrow. heaving 11¢}th of pulley
blocks, one zoseated box sleigh, 1 top
wagon. fillets“; 118111: hames’s and
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and 1 114001,. 1-1? none 3 ‘
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sobered and held out his band to tho
man beside him.
”We’ve had many a ride together.“
he said. "an' it’s been a great life—-
01' best in its line—such a life as no
other two men on this Border have
ever lived. But I think it's done as
last. Tblb was to have been th' best.
th' most brilliant—th' high water-
mark of all. Shake. old man. Ali'—
goodby. Turn th' damn mars loos.
‘ —an‘ ride—if there's any way to
ride that those damn ranchers”—
thero was grace hatred in his voice
—"s.ln't covering.”
He wrung the hand of the silent
man. who could not speak it seemed.
and was away.
And at that hour. when the world
seemed lightening with the rising
moon. while Val prayed in anguish.
while the Black Rustler rode a
on his last great lap alone—m
Elihu-e two mining to stand in
the gate and grasp Velastris’s band.
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and to you."
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ways I have needed you. it seems-—
but more than ever now.” -
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thathemigbtlookintohlstnoowith
yearning eyes.
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be how long!"
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