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H MOS ESTATE HELP WANTED FOR RENT ,
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Phone us room house, hum; m modem me. TO LET—Two furnished rooms. sult-
,_ ,. _‘ improvements, Inc ll heat, . able for light housekeeping. all im-
‘ ‘lliTl‘llTS electricity, modern; bathroom, ‘WANTED—Young man to learn re- provements. including heat, central.
M .. :ew‘er, etc. Lot .15 1,1" 1‘ t7 , portorlal Work. Write application. Reasonable. Mrs. Nash. 104 80. Main
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1310 North Avenue
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BBIDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
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F‘t Any Make of Car.
Parts and Tires to
m VOLK ELECTRICAL
REPAIR STATION
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it:g,1:';i:ting and Ignition
Systems
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WW.i,sh‘ligton St. Tel. 2300
Sillill Norwolk, Oonn.
WE ( \i I, it‘ll BATTERIES
WALK—All
COMPANY
will \
'1': __ All Kinds
i i 1".i for Sale.
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of
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in 1 ':
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xv «nu household goods.
second-
. .Hiiini: you have. Price
' ‘ ‘i-lvllily of the goods.
Humid Always on 8".
i ‘ “V" W ”mm nand furniturO.
‘E‘itil‘i wink or metals 0:
at“ l: n, Jull'n Bros. and
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L: 1st Norwalk, Conn.
. in dispose of any ur-
‘hnlii goods,
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SQUlH MAIN STREET.
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; {Trg'flzc & Shaw, Park &
w; ‘ "1 Seal. and Russell’s
call 01'
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34-4e So. Main St.
P1100 55.300. Terms
Phone 435
Real Estate -— Insurance
I ,
Desirable; Homes
We have several attrac-
tive one and two family
houses for; sale. If inter-
ested, consult——
Canty 6? Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
1
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PHONE 830
lots
FOR SALE
!
W'e have a number of building
we are oflering to you in a
section that is building up very
rapidly. '
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue
Phone 35
48c
Buy
7 Main Street
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
active.
your property it you wish to dis-
pose of
Real Estate and General Insurance
Now is the time to list
it.
t”-
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and insurance
. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FOR SALE
1 and 2 family houses. prices ranging
from $3,500 to 87,500.
now before the rush comes on.
For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
‘ Norwalk
Real Estate —- Insurance
.’
sale.
front
Aven
(79.5
said
in wi
part
by
land
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with
till!
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ly. fifty-rivets!)
by land
all'such right.
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CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Concretelng
SW” S!-
Under and pursuant
the Court of Probate,
of Nomalk,
to. the subscriber
. us Budovsky.
:1: 5:1: District, deceased, had at thr
time of his decease, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate. to wit.
All that certain tract or parcel of
land, with the buildings thereon stand-
ing. situated in the City
in said Town of Norwalk.
one and eight-tenths
Ely Avenue.
tenths (110-6
Northerll’ "11°:
t -two (142
gl‘zutyherly line: bounded Northerly, in
land of Frank Romano: '
in part by said land of Frank Romano,
in art by
Belg”. and in part by
Bough Hat Company;
Westerly.
and in out
situated in
in said Town 01
designated as the
"figpof Prevent
prepared by 0-
nled Kevremb-f
of the m
Nomlk. sold
Northerly. fifty-4‘
or less. by 1‘34 °¢
Easterly. W‘
CHARLES J. VARIAN
a Specialty
None-1k. Conn.
Phone 6184-2 Ron's“!
PROBATE SALE OF
to an order of
for the District
authorising him thereun-
hereby offers for
i such right, title and interest
In late of Norwalk.
of Nor-walk.
being sixty-
(51.8) feet in
i hway called Lexington
uef’nseegity-nine and five-tenths
) feet in front on highway called
one hundred ten and six-
) feet in depth on the
running Easterly) 1:011:
venue. forty-five ( ee
ft: i: the rear. and one hundred
) feet in depth on the
venue. and in part
by said Ely A Easterly
John anr Sophie
land of land of The
Southerly, b:
> and Mary Blesak: an
Jiiryhnl‘..exington Avenue in part
by said Ely Avenue, and
that certain lot or parcel of land
the buildings thereon standing,
the City of South Norwalk.
Nomalk. known and.
lot. No. 10 on 3.
11810113111: to Chris-
South Nos-walk. Conn."
N. Wood. C. 19.. and
8rd. 1015. in the once
Clerk of said Town or.
lot being bounded
.(58) feet. more
Bertha H. Nagy;
three and mmnths
A , l by wt!
) t.“ mar: fume: Soother-1y.
' more or less. by land
of
feet.
of
.utla andlnterest ‘6
more or less. =
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W . 0"
xiving address and telephone number.
Address Box “8.” Sentinel Office.
Main street.
Stamford. Conn. ‘2‘
A
Fairfleld County. .
necessary.
St., East Norwalk.
AND GIRLS FOR
mfg. dept.
Winnipauk, Conn.
WANTED — Experienced millinery
sslesladies. Apply Sally Shop, 5! So.
WANTED ~— First class salesman.
Permanent position. The Rome CO.,
WANTED—Four brush salesmen for
. Experience un-
Our men are the highest
paid men of its kind in the world.
\Vrite today. The Eulier Brush Co..
Care of G. H. Hedenbcrg. 51 \Vinfleld
WA NTEm—EXPERIENCED OPERA—
TORS ON SINGER MACHINES
TABLE WORK.
LOUNSBURY. MAT'I‘IE‘VSON 8; C0.
.m—d
WANTEDwGlrls for light work in
Steady employment at
good wages. Apply Clover Mfg. Co..
TO LET—2 verympleasnnt rooms, with
keeping.
street, call after 5:30 p. m.
all improvements. for light house-
Phone 1779.
TO LET—Four rooms and bath. 213
5 p. m. .
TO LET—20 Elisabeth street. 5 room
eluding gas .rango. Inq;
Charles B. Gray: also single house, all
improvements. corner Elisabeth and
Day streets. Inq. Louis Avrick. P. 0.
Block-
Flax Hill Road. Adults. Call after
apartment, all improvements, in-
:nd floor.
T0 LET—Four rooms. all improve-
Also garage for business. Newly built.
Phone 130.
ments, except gas. Connecticut Ave.
T0 LET—z family house on Flax Hill
ments. 5 minutes' walk from trolley
and train. Phone 382.
Road, 5 and 6 rooms, all improve-
i'ice, city.
W'ANTED—Expcriermed ”leslady for
Cloak and Suit department. Apply
by letter to “F," care of Sentinel of-
VVANTEDwBoys
in machine shop.
l Steady work. good salary; Neptune
Hardware Mfg. CO., 66 Fort St, East -
TO LET—20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONfiBLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. A P P L Y
LOUIS GOLDSCHMLDT. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129.
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
MISCELLANEOUS
flange making. Crofut & Knapp Co.
Norwalk.
WANTED—Unusual opportunity for
young man with some knowledge
of wood working to learn block and
walk. Conn.
GIRLS WANTED for light. clean fac-
tory work. No experience necessary.
Pleasant surroundings. Good wages to
beginners. Apply \Vebbing & Edging
Corp., 83 VVashlngton street. 80. Nor-
work. Good pay,
Raymond streets.
\VANTED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunityto learn good
trade. Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day
and Raymond streets, 80. Norwalk.
WANTED~lVomen for light factory
steady position.
Apply Gabbe Mole Works, Day and
\VANTE D—You ng
lady for confec-
tionery store. References. Golden's
51 Washington St.. Mlahackemo Block.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Business block in heart
of commercial center of Norwalk.
in fine condition. Brick building, three
stories, reasonable price. good terms.
P. O. Box No. 601, So. Norwnlk. Conn.
Issac street,
town. Inquire Geo.
1861, mornings. ‘
Mitchell,
FOR SALE—Six room new house in
on account of leaving
Tel.
FOR 8A LE
garage, fruits.
s ,000. Terms.
$2.600. mllf‘ra. D. S. Hull,
\Vnshington Street.
5 acre ', two bungalows,
»6
room house near depot. store. trolley.
94
532.
FOR SALE~Rhodo Island Red eggs
for hatching, per setting. 81.50. Dan
Keyworth. 395 Flax Hill, Telephone
$55.
closet seats. 55.
Avenues. New York City.
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain, white .' celluloid water
Seidenburg CO., 254
West 34th street. between 7th and 8th
of fancy Rhode Island Reds.
Phone 82 2.
FOR SALE—Your ’choice of a flock
Pul—
lots and Cockernls. Price reasonable.
Inc. C. P. Hayes, 66 South Main St.
MOTORS
Ford ton ‘ . 1920, starter, excel-
leutcon tim............‘175
Ford touring. winter top, starter,
............... $175
Ford touring. 1918, demountablc
rims ........,............ $125
Chevrolet sedan, 1921 . .. . . .. $350
Overland touring, 1023 ..... $400
Overland Big 4 roadster $100
Essexsedan,1020 ..........8'i’50
mommies: . ...... ....ears
Studebaker, 0 051., 7 passenger
touring 3150
Dodge roadster, 1920 ...... $300
Chevrolet roadster, 1920, . . . . $100
Shufeli: Brothers
201 Wellington Street
East Nor-walk -- Phone 8075
1
name". I. POLLEY
BARGAINS
magmatic morons
7 SHOTGUNS—i-‘WINOHES'I‘ER
runs an)
ICE MilCHWES
34 To 4 TON
possum-o. sag; So. Norwalk, (it.
105 Westport Ave.
can get first: class service and honest
weight. ‘
13 Chestnut St.
HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns, Rhone island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks.
ing strains. 'Chicks postpsid. Cata-
logue.
Shempooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm- ,
scent Waving, Hair Bobbing. Curling ?
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street
Joe. C. Selleck & Thou. O. McKendry
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
’l‘HE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
i? WALL STREET
Has good paying positions for c‘ooks,
general houseworkers and waitresses.
ANTIQUE FURNI‘X'URE
Antiques, high prices paid for old- ‘
time
maple. pine. etc. also old chins, glass.
anything oi
Years old.
furniture. mahogany,
cherry,
mom that is over 100
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
A
roomhm
we be a combo
ea calmer!
1’
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Tilt 09M “-1 I
Phone 998
P. ROMANO i
LIVE POULTRY MARKET ;
Poultry killed and dressed while!
you wait at the right price.
This is the only place where you
FREE DELIVERY.
Phone 3 3 8 8
Heavy lay-
A. B. HALL,
Wallingiord, Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Marcel Waving — Haierressing
Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565
TWIN CITY VALET
Ladies’itb Gentleman's Custom
Tailoring
lug. Dyeing and Repairing.
. Called for end Delivered.
Prompt Attention - Phone 408.
MEN '1‘ AGENCY
NORWALK
Bring references.
Phone 759-12.
“Slag." ‘
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a tel
117 Water street.
Telephone 301
0
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Has no terrors for the man with a.
"Asbestos" or “Slate" roof.
it with our representative.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
South Norwslk.
Phones 887 and 2955.
r . BANKS
Cabinet M king, Refinishing and
phelsterlng
Picture Frsm ‘ and Mirrors, Shades
Me to Order.
1 West Ave. ' 80. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
KNORR’S art a NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg.
HEMSTITCHING. EKIRT PLEAT‘I G
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
Norwalk
Phone 8091 .
Edison Mazda 1
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK
home on the installment plan,
8163-12. Joseph A. Angione, builder.
General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
- Successors to --
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated
iPhone 1496
If you want to build a. garage or a
call
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rue
I do painless extractions,
no matter blow difficult. by
Nap-a-llflnit Nerve Block.
I also do both fixed and re-
movable bridges at reason-
able prim;
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
ORMAN GREY former! of
Boguand Yard. is evoting his
time to tracking down on
criminal known 0 him as
MICHAEL SAYERB.
JANET SCALE. maid in Sayere' cot-
tage, is in love with her master.
She shoots down a police oflleer
who tracks Michael to his abode.
Bir Norman meets S on at the
if club where Sayers I! known as
r. Stanfield. reyes becomes sus-
smile“. of the real identity of Stan-
After a three-moot" vacation.
r Norman meets Stanfield in a
Elite] lobby.
umor an
our. interview
Bou American widow regarding a
poll 7 of a hundred thousand pound
carried on her remarkable rope o
s.
NOW GO ON WITH SPORE
Sir Norman Continues
"He is quaint. that little man.“
my companion remarked once. as he
glanced over toward us. "He re-
minds the of those impossible char-
acters one reads about in magazines.
who detect crime for the pleasure of
it. and discover hidden treasures in
absurd places.”
‘flemuamstterofth’I told
her. “a retired city merchant with a
passion for golf—at least. that is
what the golf secretary at Waking
told me.“
The music was seductive. and pros-
cntiywodancedonceortwlce. In
the ballroom. however. my compon-
lon showed signs of renewed nervous-
nesal‘benngersefonehandwere
nearly all the time straying around
her neck. as though to ssure herself
chutnenecklsoewasstill there.*
Presently she drew me awdy with an.
apologetic little laugh.
“I am quite mad." she confud.
"but I have a fit of nerves tonight. I
am going upstairs early. Do you
mind!”
"Of course not." I told her. “Let
when she takes my necklace there.
As a reward you can come back
afterward. if you will. and have s
whisky and soda with me."
I rang for the lift. andwe ascend-
ed together to the fourth floor. She
handed me her key and I unlocked
the door of her charming little salon.
Bhe pointed to the evening new
and an easy-chair. .
“Hesse make yourself comfortable
for live minutes." she begged, look-
ingbackfromtbethnshoidofths
incestuous. "lsbaiijustletAn-
nette help meant of migowu. 'l'hen
I will give her the Jewel-sees and
she shelled! for you.”
She nodded and disappeared. I
stoodfu-amomentlooklngefterher.
The door was clemd softly. ' I heard
hereslitohermsldlntbefartber
t.
Tboeenextfewseoondsssmedeo
is upon the soft carpet.
Then without even glancing toward
the sitting-room. she walked swiftly
along the corridor and turned-to the
left toward the lift and staircases.
In a couple of stealthy strides I too
had reached the corner. and peering
round. watched her movements. To
my surprise, she passed the lift and
turned the other corner of the cor-
ridor toward the staircase. As anon
as she was out of sight. I followed.
As I reached the farther angle.
cyst-y light was suddenly extin-
tinguished. There was a little gur-
gling cry. the sound of a heavy fall
In [secondpr
twolwsson thespot. ’leould dimly
see Where Annette was lying. gasp-
ing for breath. apparently half un-
eonscioua. By her side is: the
Jewel-case. open and empty. '
O O 0
DD nothing for a moment to-
ward raising any alarm. I bent
over the girl and satisfied myself
that she was not slimming—that
she had. in effect. been subjected to
a. certain amount of violence. I
glanced at the transom over the
THE EMPTY / JEWEL CASE
IOLD ITS OWN STORY. THE
MAID MOANED IO HERSELF‘.
doors of the bedrooms oppolste.
There were three of them between
wherelwasandtbdturntothelift.
Suddenly the farthest ,door was
opened. softly but not stealtbiiy. A
figure appeared. and leaning down.
threw’a pair of shoes upon the mat.
Isupposetbatlwesdlmlyvisiblein
the semi-gloom. for the man sudden-
ly left oi! whistling and turned in
my W
“Bulls. there!” he called out.
I drew from my pocketthe little
electflotorcbwhichlhsdbeenkeep
lngin readhmandnashed it‘upon
him. It was my friend Mr. Stan-
sad. in striped yellow and white pm
jamss. a chant between his teeth.
his feet messed in comforts!” slip
pars.
“What the devil are you doing out
there?” he denuded. “And who's
tuned the lights out?“ ‘ *
"Better turn them on end you may
see.” I replied. “There's a switch
close to your door."
He found it after a. moment's m
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anyone."
He was gone for about half a min-
ute. I leaned down toward the girl.
who was beginning to cry. '
“Did you see who attacked you!“ I
asked.
"No!" she sobbed. 'All the lights
went out suddenly. Someone came
up from behind. I never heard a
sound—Just the clutch at my throat
and the choking."
“Why did you not welt for no or
go by the lift?” 1 demented.
She looked a little puzzled. “I
never go by the lift." she replied.
“Why not?"
"Fred. the second-floor valet. gen-
erally meets me on the floor belOw.‘
sbe explained reluctantly. “and—"
”I see.” I interrupted. ”But didn‘t
your mistress tell you to wait and go
down with me?" -
The girl seemed surprised.
”My head is queer," she admitted.
“and I can’t remember much: but
Madame said nothing to ms accept
to tell me to hurry down."
0 O O
silence of the corridor wins
"maddeniy broken. Mr. Stanfield.
reappeared. followed by a little
anny of servants and the manager.
"Send everyone away except two
men whom you can trust." I begged _
the latter. “Mrs. De Mendon's
necklace has been stolen."
There was a murmur of consterna-
tion and excitement. The manager
selected two of the servants and dis-
missed the rest. He posted one by
the lift and one by the staircase.
“Do you think the thief has got
away?” he asked. '
“One cannot tell." I replied. "I
waht to know about these three
rooms."
He glanced at the numbers.
“The farthest one is occupied by
Mr. Stanfield." he announced. “The
other two are empty."
"You are sure that this one.” I
asked. pointing to the door close to
where we stood. is unoccupied?"
"Certain." was the confident reply.
"take my keys and see for your-
self.”
I was on the point of- doing so
when Mrs. De Mendoza appenred._
She was clad in a wonderful light
blue wrapper, and the'touch of ex-
citement seemed to add to her
beauty. .
"My necklace?" she gasped. “Don‘t
tell me that ii. is gone!"
'Madam," the manager began. “I
regret to say—"
”What were you doing. then?” she
brled. turning to me. “Do you mean
to say that it was stolen while An-
nette was udth your”
"Annette was never with me.” I
replied. “She left your bedroom with
the Jewel-case. without coming near
the sitting-room.”
"Is this true. Annette?" her mis-
tress demanded.
"But why not. Madame? Annette
altered. “You said nothing to me
about going into the sitting-room. I
did not know that Monsieur was to
accompany me."
"the girl is telling a falsehood.“
Mrs.- De Mendoza declared angrily.
"Could these matters wait for I
moment?” I intervened. "Our im-
mediatetasklstotryandreeovar
the necklace. ‘I wish everyone‘to
leave this piece—except you. suit!
added. gain-easing the manager. :‘and
Mr. Stanfield reluctantly withdrew.
wenmtotenenteredtberoomob-
posit. to us. It was empty and so-
psuntlymndlsturbed. There was a
connecting door on the left.
“Where does that lead to?"- I
asked.
The wager unlocked it. It led
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