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COMPANY
4 .-\ll Kinds of
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"HIP AND
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3’; T0 4 TON
Practically all of the land is dw
MUCH OI” THE POVERTY in Europe
today springs from inability ot the
majority of the people to own land.
ned by
a few of the members or the “up-
per classes." THERE is NO LAND
FOR SALE so the poor people are
compelled to pay rent. supporting
their landlords as well as them-
selves. But here it is different.
HERE it is possible tor 'anyone to
possess a part of mother earth.
DO YOU OWN YOUR PART 1'
Come to our office. and we will show
you how to do it‘.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 South Main St.
Wm. F. Hoyt 69‘ Son
Wish to announce to their
many friends and clients
that on and after Monday,
March 5th, they will occu-
py offices in the Mercan-
tile Building,
Music Hall Block), at 34-
.46-80. Main street, Soutlr
Norwalk. Telephone 435.
REALTORS AND
INSURANCE AGENTS
(formerly
Itive one and two family
houses for sale.
ested, consult—
Canty 6? Co.
Desirable Homes
We have several attrac-
If inter-
Beal Estate and Insurance '
PHONE 830 '
l \ST NORWALK
5 Railroad Avenue
Foil SALE
One two-family house, with im-
provements, lot 50480. Must
cell as ownerf is leavmg town.
msumén 'rrwr gnvstmns
Phone 35
"'1". starter, creek.
.. ....... . . 3175
u Ilail'l‘ lop, starter,
$175
«lcmountnble
........ $123
. . . . . 3850'
192:; $400-
ose of it.
pResl Estate and donors! Insurance
LIST your}: PROl’ERTY
In another felw weeks [the real
estate market promises to be very
active. ,
your property if ‘you Wish to dis-
Now 'is‘ the time to list
J. M. com
m nut. 'W
. st. Phone 911.
‘ ”333%! nonw CONN-
gm. ‘ .. , a
son
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-\ wm apartmsn all improvements. in-
. . . eluding rs. ge. Inquire 3nd floor.
G‘fl' *0 five out work to opera; 93’1"“ 13- ”4"- "
TO LET—~2 Elisabeth street; 51-00;“
and is paid for (in a weekly basis. men“-
tors. This is not machine work To LET—ginglo house. all improve-
it cor. .Elizabeth street.
Also examiners and trimmers are 1mm" L° 1‘ Avmk' P‘ 0' 31°C!“
wanted. Steady nvork and good
pay. ‘a\
user enter comm
“A Good Place to Work”
ASK FOR m. RYAN.»
FOR SA E-Used cars.
clul Six, R
Austin's G, rage. Phone 1959.
ter Itreet,‘ Norwalk. Clothing store.
Oldsmobile
Six. Clev land Six, Studebaker. Spa-
deters. Coupes and Sedans.
all makesJPrices right, from $50 up.
To LET—és rooms, all improvements.
in center of town. inquire at 58 Wu-
WANTED
3‘
At once. girls about 16 years of age.
{or light work in manufacturing de-
considered.
TO LET—Newly furnished apartment.
Only thoroughly responsible couple
Box I. Care of Sentinel. '
partment. pleasant surroundings and
good pay. Apply in person. March.
6 Elizabeth street.
TO LET—Room for automobile. lst of
CLOVER DIFG. 00.,
FOR RENT—Four pleasant rooms,
Mom Street. adults only. Improvements. Phone
473-3 days. Inquire 84 \Voodward Ave,
South Norwalk.
WANTED
Experienced operators on power 101' avenue. Inquire on premises.
T0 LET—~ll‘our rooms and bath, all3
improvements. Reasonable. 108 Tay-
machines to make Plum dresses FOR RENT—No. 10 Tolles street, So.
Norwalk, first floor, or five rooms;
Rent 820.00.
and overblouses of Jersey, Linen
and Silk. Steady work, good pay
electric lights and gas.
F. 8: L. Chase, 'Phno 1123-3.
for women who can produce on
T0 LET—Four
good work.
rooms. no
premises.
improve-
ments. 3.Tallmadge Place. Apply on
M. N. MAYEHOFI' & 00.,
Kerwin Street. 4
are physically fit, to become moulders.
Instruction will
- potent mechanics and;
learning period the pay;is 822.50 tor __ .,'
a fifty hour week. TO LET 1 or
is by the piece work system and good
wages can be made by those who
qualify as moulders. Apply at once at
the Employment Manager.
and train. Phone 382.
APPRENTICE MOULDERS
cow-2 U ‘4 W m<>UFOOEOUJl
TO LET—2 family house on Flax Hill
Road, 6 and 6 rooms, all improve-
ments. 5 minutes‘ walk from trolley
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WANTED.§
We are willing to teach men. who .»
TO LET—Nicely furnished
be on b com-
S‘Y durigg the 01' Phone 1740.
Later on the pay
street. Phone 1257-3. "
THE YALE a; Towmi: MFG. co.,
Stamford. Connecticut. . .Phone 1 4f! 6.
a}
WANTED—Refined young lady, age
woman.
right person.
personality and a very cheerful ‘dis-
walk. Conn.
18—35. to act as .compdnion to young
Exceptional opportunity to
Must have a pleasing
trally located. Geo. Mitchell.
phone 1861‘ mornings.
steam»
heated room. adjoining bath. twin
beds. Suitable for on’e or two gentle-
men or couple. Call 127 So. Main St.
.. pleasant furnished
rooms. well heated house. good ser-
vice guaranteed Spcciul price to per-
manent. Mrs. H. A. Crow, 30 Chestnut
TO LET—Garage at 107 So. Main Ct.
T0 LET—z very nice floors oi! five
rooms each, all improvements. Con—
Tenn
position. Write “tau“! wages“ and am im rovements includin steam
other details and I will arrange for an heat. Stalin-heated, moderng omce
interview.» '
P. 0. Boar E. South Nor-
~ - Keogh & Candee,
WANTED—Clerks 10';- Postal
”unwound ~Gover merit Depart."
merits.
ence unnecessary. For tree list posi-
tions no wopen. write 5. Davis (torm-
er Civil Service examiner) 889 Flem-
ing Bldg. Washington.: D. C.
Mali Scaview avenue.
TO LET—~Thrre rooms, :vlth all mod-
Best of location. low rentals. Inqutie
or R. Joselovsky.
3120-8133 In nthly. Experi-
HOUSE.
WANTED—A situation by first class
arenas... ’Phone Sou
or write to 28 Howar- avenue, East
Norwalk. " '
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WANTED——Youn‘g boys to work in
trade. Apply Gabbc Mole Works. Da.
and Raymond streets. So. Norwaik.
Apply Gabbe Mole “forks. Day and
PHONE 129. .3
TO LET—90 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSIANON FOR ROOMING
ENT PARI‘ OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. ‘LN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTORNEY.
FOR SALE
gardner, married. n" children. Ref-
na Beach, 129-4.
'. Healthy.
Lawton Farm. Darien Road.
factory. Opportunliyx‘to learn so
FOR SALE—85 pigs. Chester while
and black and white Berkshire.
husky and fast growers.
—.
once.
work. Good pay, steady position.
FOR SALE—Nice~knilding in on
Riverside avenue, cheap if so d at
_.___. m— lnquiro Charles H. Smith. 22
WANTED—Women for light factory Lowndes avenue. 'Phone 1361.
Roymond streets.
WANTED—Female bookkeeper and ‘Veatport' 152-5_
almost new tires. Sacrifice.
FOR SALE—7 passenger "Chandler"
Touring car in fine condition. Five
'Phone
stenogruphcr. Experienced. must -
hsve reference. Permanent position. FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
Address M. N., Care Sentinel Office. 855- Syphon closet. china low-down
evenings.
WANTED—A. competent: woman for
general housework. Phone 1005
big bargain, white celluloid
closet seats. 86.
WANTED—Rent by American tam-
beiore, .
(bully located. Reasonable. Tel. 2405.
Avenues. New Yo it it .
ily, 5 or 6 rooms by April first. or r C y
improvements. “rage. cen-
to Yussist with
school. Phone
WANTED—A girl
housework after
5 4 3 - 1 4.
WANTED—Operators on {sewing mow.
chines. $15 to start. Inq. 60-68 We.-
.8.00 for 50. $15 for 100.
B. Quackcnbush, Darlen. Phone 140.
WAN TED TO BUY
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with all nickelfiplated fittings: special
water
Seidenburg Co.. 254
West 34th street. between 7th and 8th
FOR SALEaMshogany Reds. garden
winners. sold 3 leading state poultry
colleges. foundation strain or numer-
ous laying flock. Eggs, $3.00 {or 15,
Circular.
ter street. entrance on Haviland Sta GET A SQUAPE DEAL
b _
shirt making. Steady worké good pay.
WANTE Three girls give out
LeRoy Shirt Co. Ask for Mtr. Ryan.
A square deal always.
PHI-LIP gP. MAHONEY
82 Van: Zand! Strut
WANTEDCompetent foreman paint-
_ or to tote charge or truck and' au-
tomobile
cal concern. In reply state age. expe-
Wo will buy gyour household goods.
work. Prefer those who understand run. DID". finals and 311 second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality at the goods
Elnfin‘ departnient for 10- ma_ma Gm Mw". on sale
3
rience and salary expected. Only a
first-class man considered. Address
R. S...P. 0. Drawer 3.
WANTED—Hm ”bid! 5 would.
like a position at wash ‘and iron-
ing or cleaning. Mrs. Mesa 822 Flax
smmym'rnnriou z
It you have ' i d, hand Furniture.
per s' or metals or any
Kill Road. , .. . one 499.
WANTED—Situation by yo [man _ ON!
with some mechanical ‘sx riénce.
i an ‘
Steady work more essentis t top
. . _ . 1“
rages. Address C. W. 1.. ThifiPiaper.’ [J 630‘ “0:13;;
WANTED—A. ‘2... girls tor ls. ellln’g ' ,.
and windingfi‘lighugiéuant york. _‘ M ‘4 xi" ISL. 908.
_, GoodwagetrWebbing aging” rm, ‘ ..
u Washintton street. 1.. . DRUthIS‘l‘S
meow-V if m1 argon.
Agent .131? Pug 's' gnu. Park &
.Tiitord, Green and Russell’s
Candles.
'I; . "' - rlu'
norm :1 my slow
Iii, “town?
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THE GREEN-EYE!)
ACCOMPLICE. ‘
' ' , or a. PHILLIPS orrannIM
'fiopyrightfliizszyihl.‘ Phillips Opponl‘xeln'i‘,Y
Arm NBA Service. Inc} Q
BEGIN HERE TODAY
SIR NORMAN GREYES, formerly of
Scotland Yard. Joins the chase of
MICHAEL SAYERS. famous crimi—
nal. Saye masquerading as
Thomas Pugs ey. broker. is recog-
nized by Greyes who sends a po—
lice inspector to accent Sayers on
the street. Sayers shoots the in-
. enter and escapes.
nown at the golf club as James
Stunneld and suita ly disguised.
Michael is introduo to Sir Nor-
mon. Janet-Scale. maid in the home
of Sayers. is secretly in love with
her master. Detecting a oliceman
following Michael. Janet cots the
ofllcor through the forehead. killing
him instantly. Greyes and Sayers
mug one body. Both recognise the
mans» Grsyes. becomes» suspicions
that James Sanfleld is in room
Michael Sager-s. the master: orimi
.. NOW 00 ON WIT“ .STQ'S‘E .
Michael Continue:
6‘ SHALL be only too messed.” I
I told him. "My stalls rather
limited. as I am only here '00
caslonaily. My gardener is out for
the alter-noon. so there only remains
0 O 0
LED the way into the house.
Janet was busy in the kitchen.
but came at once to our sum-
mons. As usual. she was Wonder»
fully neat, and“ her manner. although
reserved. was perfectly open.
“We want to knowfl my compan-
ion asked. "whether there have been
any culere at the house this a1ter~
noon?"
“None. sir.“ she replied. "except
the boy with the chicken I ordered
for the master's dinner."
"Have you seen anyone about the
place?”
"No one. sir.”
"Did you hear anything which
might have been the report of a
pistol?” ~ ,.
"Nothing at all, sir."
”Have you been outside the house
yourseltf' ‘ -
The girl shook her head.
"I have, had no occasion to go out.
sir." she replied. "I have Men busy
in the kitchen."
Greyes nodded. and dismissed her
after a. few more unimportant dues.
tlons. Soon a police inspector or
rived. and the doctor. ‘1 let them
visit the scene or the crime alone. As
soon a they had gone. I went up-
stairs. I looked in my tiodrawer
for the small rewlver. It was not
there. I looked-in the bottom drawer.
which I had left locked. {or the
clothes which I had worn when 1
had made my escape. The drawer
had been forced open. and the
clothes. too. had disappeared. Then
my nmldservant.”
I realized that-I wall-tuned with a
problem. \Someone had penetrated
my defenses. I had been—l probe.-
biy still was—in danger. I went
down to thestudy‘ endsummoned
Janet once more to my presence.
Whenshoarrivethookmyseatbe',
tween but unlike door. I made her.
hes the window. Down in the
shrubbery the police inspector VII
still talking to Greyes.
"mm knowsnything about this
enair whioh'yo‘u did not “11me
man Greyesr'i naked her. . -
'ers sir.” she replied-
{looked a ber thoughtfully. 'Sho
. _ Herbal:
was brown and strons. ’ ‘
and found them.”
"Then was a revolver in the top
drawer.” I remarked.
“I had discovered that and hidden
it." she replied.
"And after he had found my
clothes?"
' "He went down to the shrubbeo
to wait for you."
"Did he say what he wanted?”
"He had told me that he WI: In
officer or the police.“
"And then?
“I went down the other path, and
I made my way across the spongy
turf to where he was standing. When
I wu so near that there was no
chance of missing him. I shot him."
Iomomantowhomeourugsis
second nature. and I have seen death
trifled with. and trifled with it m!-
self, like the juggler with th ball.
but I have never heard it spoken or
with more indifference. Outside, the
figures of the detective and his com-
panion were still visible in the little
wood. The body of the dead man
was only a. few yards away. I leaned
forward and I looked at the girl.
striving to get past the almost cyni-
E‘
I was ,Ar: ACROSS THE
sponor TURF T0 . , ._ an
WAS s'rwnmo. -
cal impenetrabiiiiy or her speech.
"Why did you do, this. Janet!” I
asked. , .
"He did what no man in the world
has eyes- darod'todo before. sir." she
replied." "He kissed.~me-—upon tho
‘lipsl I wonder, that I did not kill him
where he stood!" ..
f‘Ha‘d‘vyou- no other reason than
that, gaunt?" I persisted. ,
”I wished to In you. ell-{Labs
answ i _" ’
“To save me mm whet?"-
"Frosnthe law.” . . '
"You thinktbat I walla danger?"
“I know that,you__were.” '
“Woewhatdoyou think Inn?"
“A great criminal." she answered.
I web‘smgnem‘tor impish:
to mmow that!“ have been
at mercury ‘ my. I. m ‘
“1 ie' m Mun-i cen-
unued.»!‘tm , M's-10W - I
double» 11331 The...” visitors you
_ . Whenever you have or»
rived .. and us. Stephen has
recomm to play 8012. there has
‘ hunch-m Oran-m robber! :9 ,
ported inure newspapers on the fol. ‘
lowing morning... I‘d-1W!!! tell that
some (1.3? or other this would has»
you. ‘Nswtbst‘ir” has'eoms. 1. an
“In!
‘ "lat you killed; m
. out to do his duty.
room-tea, W i,
serous woman, but a clever one. I
was not brought up to be a. servant.
,Iamnttobeyoureomnaniommt
is my hope."
“I have never trusted a woman in
my life," I-toid her.
“You will trust me.” she declared
in a low tone. “You will remember
what I have done for you today. I
am the woman who was made to
complete your lite. {on bad betta'
realiseitand makeuse otme. You
will not regret it." '
She came a little closer no mo. and
though women have never beds
more than the toys of my idle mo-
ments, I tel: the passion of. her strike
into my heart. My senses were
shame. I saw lite dilemma. Her
voice became cotter and more sibl-
hnt. She was like some beautiful
animal. Her eyu were appealing.
but inhnmnn. '
"You shall marry ms.’ she con-
tinued - “I havsx'hanw about that.
and I insist. Then think or the bene-
fit. I: disaster should come. I shall
never be able to give evidence
against you. But there will be no
disaster. I know how clever you are.
I too have brains. Say that this
means something to you. I have
given woo: or my devotion. Repay
me.‘
I took her into my arms. There
was a. savage fire in her kiss which
warmed my blood. a fierce delight in
her strange-colored eyes which
amazed while it enthralled me. This
modern Borgia seemed to have fas-
tened herself on to my life. The»
figures or the men in the little wood
grew more shadowy.
"Where is the pistol?" I whispered,
holding her away from me for a
moment.
"Where no one will ever and it.“
she answered.
"And the clothes?“
f'Bin'ned. 1 run no risks when
your safety is in question."
The searchers came back no the
house halt an hour or so later. I
was busy rebinding the handle or
my putter. Janet was in the kitchen.
preparing my dinner. Greyes ao-
ceptod a whisky and soda. He looked
tired and a little dejected.
"Any luck?” I asked him undu-
my breath. as he prepared to take
his leave.
He shook his head.
"So tar as circumstantial «Hence
is concerned." he admitted. “I an
abofiweshallbeinabudmnA
more brutal murder I never remem-
ber. A young man. too. with a wile
and three or four children. simply
11—"
He stopped short. swallowed I lit-
'uesobmhisuuuahandtumed
away.
“I hope that you will give me on-
other. game of gel! some day. Mr.
Stanfield." he said. as he prepared
to take his leave.
“With great pleasure." I assented.
O O 0
Szr Norman Greyes’ Decision
. STEBDAY the‘inquul! on POO?
Richard Lsdbrooke. one: hav-
ing been twice adjourned. rs-
suites! in a verdict otmurder against
some person or persons unknown.
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