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Between Oak and Center 810.,
BRIDGEPORT, 00“.
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lmall to get attention.
3:31.12 an s l‘. - TEL. 903.
; If you want to build a
“age or a home on the
Stallment l ' .
162.12. D an, call
SEPH A. ANGIONE,
Builder
”.19 .,
.- . . . CST—Plain gold wrist watch. be-
,m‘ml Lighting and Igmtioneen Roller 5 & 10 cent store and
In South Norwnlk. excellent six
room houserhnving all modern"
improvements. such no heat,
electricity, modern bathroom,
sewer. etc. Lot 75 x 175. Twenty
fruit trees. Price $5,300. Term
arranged.
Win. F. Hoyt 69? Son
34-46 So. Main St. Phone 435
Real Estate -— Insurance
Desirable Homes
We have several attrac—
tive one and two family
houses for sale. If inter-
ested, consult—
—-—_._-
Canty‘ 69" Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
PHONE 830
FOR SALE
“'0 have a number of building
lots we are offering to you in a
section that is building up very
rapidly.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
msumfivcn THAT msonas
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
LIST YOUR PROPERTY ‘
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
active. Now is the time to list
your property if you wish to dis.
pose of it. -
Real Estate and General Insurance
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance
4 Se. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FOR SALE
1 and 3 family houses. prices ranging
from $3,500 to $7.500.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street Norwulk
Real Estate -— Insurance
.
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Concretcing
' . a Specialty
8 France St. Norwslk. Conn.
Phone 618-1-2 Nor-walk
Donnelly's. Thursday noon, between
12 and 1 o'clock. Reward of returned
to Sentinel Office.
TAXICABS '
Under anlov'e Cigar Store
Phone
3 3 2 r 0
Careful Drivers -- Prompt Service
nnuoclsrs .
F. H. BAXTER
0 SOUTH MAIN eraser.
.DRUGGIS'I'
Agent for ‘Page a: Show, Park &
Tilford. Green Seal, and Russell's
Candles. :
poser boson ANY MORE
WILD v 00063 SYRUP
A. no Bottle wui Mty You.
H. 'A. m
Prescription Pharmacist
s No. Main St. so. Norwuilt, Gt.
DIED
warm ’ :J-.*Tuelday.-Hurch
6. it. 1 Pedro emortalf <‘Hospitel.
Brooklyn. . ' oral services qtrhh late
residence. I ' eiPutn‘dm“ Ave; Brook-
lyn,‘ Bud morning.» 'Ctig‘o’CIOck.
His widow. vehsrlotte‘ ‘Weislieit'.’ eur-
vives him. 3,. -., . .
moons TAX- RETURNS 7
computed in accordance with the Fed-
eral Incom Tu Low-'1 /
J E. spurns.
A . utent and Auditor
94 Wumnbton st. so. Not-wont. cc.
Phone 2434.
a.“
- 1/0!“ .3 ”may; 3‘" .
N0?" in n has! kettle for cock-
.cood wages. Apply Clover Mfg. Co.,
RsAL ESTATE' HELP WANTED .7 iron RENT }
. ‘ To LET-4+ rooms. with or without
rl-l. canal 046-647 FOR 8 Q I E WANTED nfiwdiflrina°fin 2:31:13.“-
We are in immediate need of six
strong American men to build and
finish tires on our second shift.
.Excellent piece work rate, average
70¢ per hour to experienced men.
Piece work can be reached after a
few weeks. Apply "
Norwalk Tire and Rubber 00.
TYPIBT WANTED. Girls with knowl-
edge of typewrltlng and desirous of
locating with a well-known organize?
tlon may find a profitable investment
in answering this advertisement. The
more experienced can obtain the bet-
ter grade positions. but there are op-
portunities for others who have the
proper trainingt Tell us about your-
self. in a. letter, stating age, schooling.
experience if any. and salary you
would expect, to Box Typist. Cure of
Sentinel.
STENOGRAPHI-JR WANTED on work
of a secretarial nature. Apply by let-
tor stating age. experience and salary
dslred to Box 8. 8.. Care SentineL
WANTED -.— Experionced mlllineryr
salesladles wanted, also salesladics
for afternoons and Saturdays. Apply
The French Mllliuery Shop. 21 No.
Main street.
LlVANTED—Experienced operators On
power machines. Apply at once.
Henderson and Irvin. High streeL'
Norwalk.
\VANTED—Machinlste. Lathe. boring
mill, turret machine and floor hands.
The Norwalk Iron Works Company.
WANTED—A capable woman or girl
for general housework. Small fum-
lly. in an apartment. Must be good
plain cook. no laundry work. Brown.
75 East avenue. Norwslk. Phone
1766. .
WANTED—Young man to learn re-
portorlal work. \Vrite application.
giving address and telephone number.
Address Box “S." Sentinel Office.
WANTED —-— Experienced millinery
saiesiadies. Apply Sally Shop, 52 80.
Main street. j
\VANTED -- First class salesman.
Permanent position. The Rome 00..
Stamford. Conn“
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPERA-
TORS ON SINGER MACHINES
AND GIRLS I'DR TABLE WORK.
LOUNSBURY. MATHEWSON & CO. .
mfg. dept. Steady employment it
\Vlnnipnuk, Conn.
WANTED—Experienced saleslady for
(‘lonk and Suit department. Apply
by letter to "F4; core of Sentinel of-
fice, city. 7 '
VVANTED—Bnyig in machine shop.
steady work. good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mtg. (20., 66 Fort BL. East
Norwalk. . .
WANTED—~Unusunl opportunity for
of wood working; to learn. block end
flange making. Qrofut 8:. Knapp Co.
TO RENT-LA- nice little Iron: room.
Gentleman; preferred. Apply F. V..
Core Sentinel.
FOB; BENT—Nicely furnished front
room. steam hosted. suitable (or
one or two gentlemen. M. A. Brown.
155 Washington St" Xeeler Bldg.
T0 LET—Two furnished rooms. suit:
uble for light housekeeping. all im-
provements, including heat. control.~
Reuonnble. Mrs. Nash. 104 80. Main
street. ceil‘after 5:30 p. m. .. .
“n...— i. . -.. nun-c.
T0 LnT—z very pleasant rooms. with
all improvements. for light house-
keeping. Phone 2779. '
'I‘O LET—$0 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR BOOKING
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OI" NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHIIDT. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129.
MISCELLANEOUS :
JOE CABBIBOr
25 Concord St. South Nor-walk
Phone 2805.
Painting and Paper Hanging and
General Cont ctlng.
\Vork Guaranteed.
1". ROMANO
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Poultry killed and dressed while
you wait at the right price.
This is the only place where you
D
cows 6%: w mml‘pdl‘roomcjm
I
can get first class service and honest
weight.
- FREE DELIVERY.
13 Chestnut St. Phone 8888
WANTED—Girl. for light. work in‘ '_
young man» with some ‘knowledge '
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
While Leghoms. Rhoda island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Beevy lsy-
ing strains. Chicks postpsid. Cater
logue.
. A. 8. BALL,
Wallingford, Connecticut.
THE ELITE BBOP
Shampoolng, Manicuring, Scalp 'l‘reet‘
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent Waving. Holl- Bobbins. Curling
Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods~8wedish Face Mousse.
47 Wall Street Net-walk. Conn.
Phone Nor-walk 2505
TWIN CITY VALET
Joe. C. Selleck s. Thee. O. McKendr-y
Lsdies' d: Gentlemen’. Custom ’
Tellorlns
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning. Press-
ing. Dyeing and Repairing. '
Cslled for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention - Phone m.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
. MEN'I‘ AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Hus good paying positions for cooks.
generalolrous'eworkers and waitresses.
~ Bring references. i
' Phenol 350-11.
’ FIREI, FIRE! FIRE!
Has no terror-3391' the man with I.
“Sing." “Asbestos” or "Slate“ roof,
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a talk with our representative.
Tall: NORM ROOFING co.
117 Water Street; South Nomik.
Phones "7 end 3955.
.ar
GIRLS WANTED; for light. clean fuc-
tory work. No experience necessary.
Pleasant surroundings. Good wages to
beginners. Apply *Webblng & Edging
Corp.. 83 Washington street. 80. Nor-
walk, Conn.
WANTED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply Gsbbe Mole Works. Day
nnd Raymond streets! 80. Norwalk.
WANTED—Women for light factory
work. Good DBY. steady position.
Apply Gabbo Mole‘Works. Day and
Raymond’strects.‘ .
WANTED—Young lady for confec-
tionery store. References. Golden's
51 W'ashington Sign Mahuckemo Block.
For; SALE
FOR SALE-solid wood, block or
split. Phone Wilton 14-2.
FOR SALE—Lat e seven room house.
with bath, .atiso Wilton avenue.
Two toilets. set rings, gas range. fur-
nace. electric lights, all in good con-
dition. Large double lot. 100 feet
frontage and smhil building in the
rear. suitable fdr a. garage. Price
$7,000. Apply to‘ W. C. Twombiy, 2
Hawkins avenue. st Norwalk. Conn.
FOR SALE—Business block in heart
of commercial deuter- o! Nomlk.
in fine condition. Brick building. three
stories. reasonable E1160. good terms;
P. O. Box No. 601. o. Not-walk. Conn.
FOR SALE—oi: rr
Issac street, on
town. Inquire ' Geo: 'Mltchell. '
1861, mornings.
FOR - SALE—+an ..n'ew . bathroom.
$55. Syphon close china low-down
tank, enameled bath ub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plate fittings: speciel
big bargain, white celluloid water
in new house in
count of‘lesvlng-
'l‘el.
Telephone 891
. ll. MKS
Cabinet Melting: Refinishing and
Upholsterlng
Picture Frame. end Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwelk. Conny
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
anusmcmxo. SKIRT anArtfiE
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR’S ART a. NOVELTY SHOP."
Commercial Bldg. Norwitik
_ Phone 8091 ,
Edison Mulls Y General Electric
Lamps , Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
— Successors to -
Norwslk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON.
, TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repslrs
ROODNER BLOCK ' Phone 1496
If you went to build a garage or a
home on the installment plan. call
2168-12. Joseph 'lt..Angione. builder.
- PUBLIC gALUCTION.
At 44 Witter .seet. South Norwelk.
Conn. Monday sud Tuesday, March
12 and 13th,\st 10:50 phsrp. '10 you.
loads household goods. consisting of i2
iron beds. dree's‘ere end sideboards.
carpets. rugs. ‘wssh stands, tables.
choirs. mattresses, pillows. dishes and ,
.othernrticrlos, to‘p' numerous to men-
tlen. Must be dispbsed of as place
must be nested. '
‘Sede per order:
. . :' I35.
ASH,
43' "J. 'K. FINCI—I.
£1 _ Auctioneers.
’ ' A! .08.
The partner-h .of Edward Bartram
Overland Touring. ,1 2, $875.
Mmdfllm,..$1“
ChevroletSedmiw.
rel-d scoop. 1e21, -.,.'..g.‘.....
~Oldsmobfl98cyl'ronring‘
.. (e \
an .
es
5“
'cloutmeats. 35. Set enburg’ 00.. 864 d company. . been dies 1 '
West 31th street. bet een 7th and ‘th “final 'gmemaqf; _ 0 Vet]. by
Avenues. New York lty. :5; f ‘ '
, ”WARD. " “ lmnTRAM.
ussn . one“ on sun
Manna-s has gym
m
comm? 1m. to Q: amn- W
7mm Service. Inc:
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. mus HERE NBA!
III! N mun OBEY tumor! of
seagull rue. animal“ ’su
time to i we on etch
orimlnsl known so
MICHAEL 8AM .
I. mold in Beyere' on
e. shoots down u police ofl'lc
ode.
kl Ditch-e! to his eb
Hr. Stanfield.
ions
M We; maple
his reel piggy. Actor Q:
re
a not; .ilr
on in rvisw w th e
American wl ow e ug at
the some hotel! regs. e. policy
of s hundred t ell-3nd pounds oer-
rled on her won srful rope of
penrls. When being in wowed.
the widow sends the peers to the
hotel Info by her meld. who is
robbed" end hasten unconscious.
HOW 00 ON WITH 8103!
Sir Norman Continues
"Itinherdtokespunythlngoutot
the press. nowudsye." I reminded
bm‘mtsotuselsmoonosrued
you may rely upon my discretion."
0
low deys that followed were
' filled with hysterical end irritst-
‘ in: sppesle. complaints end tu-
qulrles from hire. De Mentions hen
, self. the insurance company end the
monument: No efforts on our. part
could keep the affair out o! the news-
vapors. end the dlnppssrenoo of the
neeklsco boo-sue the universal sub-
ject of conversation.
0n the sixth day utter the robbery
I felt that a brief coups wss noose»
nary. I proposed to Mr. Stunheld.
whom I met in theirs)! or the hotel.
that we godowu to Waking sud luvs
s round of golf. on amusement to
which he agreed with avidity. We
lunched at the clubhouse. and us on
previous occasions. we played u care»
all and herd-fought some. It In
on the eighteenth tee when one of
those unexplained moments of in-
spiration come to me which serve no
the lsndmsrks of life. We had
spoken of that grim tragedy which
had interrupted our first game. I
thought of poor Indbreolre lying
‘ there with o bullet-hole in his fore-
_ head. the maid. Janet. serene and
secretive. with the-strange eyes and
the uni-timed innuuer. The memory
oftheeethingscomobeektomeusl
stood there and it seemed as though
my faculties" were suddenly brompt-
‘ed‘hy n.new vigor and u new insight.
Supposing it hell been [the meld
, who bed killed the prying stronger!
was: won her motive? Whom wss
shetrying to'ehieldt Could it be her
master? And it her master’s nsme
was not Btunileld. might it not he
Pussies? The two men were of the
some height end build. end the one
thing which ,Rimmlngtou had Always
insisted upon was More genius
tor dismiss. The pieces of my
puule ultrasonic: ilkeuxegio. end
with them the puzzle of the necklace.
Itumedbscktotheteeundlwns
suddenly conscious o: my comp-no
ion‘s intense gaze. " 7
"Your honor." he sold torseiy.
"But where?"
i
opened thedoor
.1.
I
lonely
“About four o'clock on the morn-
ing sitar the then." I told her.
“Ifyouwlilcomeyith me." Ire 88°.
plied. “I will show you." '
I ledmewsydownthe corriderto
the snot spot where Annette lied
been sttuched. and
"SHE
MY LIPS.
quired.
HELD OUT mun-r
FINGERS. IRAISEDTHEMN
of the nearest room; Isew Hrs. De
Mention. start when she saw the
henvy belt which had been fitted to
the communicating door. 9a .
"I came to the conclusion.” I ex-
plained. “the!" the theft wee corn-
mitted by some one hiding in one of
these three rooms. end to the fur-
ther conclusion that. themecklsce
had been hidden oaths spot“! "
"How did you guess then" one in-
':“Becsneo.ths_thist node I. slight
blunder.“ I unswerod. “m e single
moment. as I stood by Annette‘s
side in the darkness outside. I sew s.
‘ middny today. -I peed not say that
m- w
. \nb ms
chests: held out his head.
“We are very much obliged to you.
Sir Not-mun." he 'deekrod. "Our in-
sureuce. as you know. expired ‘i:
wiunotberenéwed. lenhyouell
good afternoon.”
He took his leave. The manger
sppeuled to me. ‘ .
"Sir Non-nun." he sold. “there is 3
great deal in this matter which it I
hard to understand. I hope that you
will not consider it s case for the
police?” ’
I turned to Mrs. De Mendose.
“Do you wish I!) prosecute?" I
asked. "then its. certain amount
0! circumstantial evidence which
might be collected.”
p “Aguirre: whom?"
‘Aguinet the gentlemen whom
have known as Mr. Stanfield."
She laughed scornfuny. ,
“That (any little man who nits
shoot in the‘lounto‘l I ”oldie
soon believe that you yourself were
the thief. Sir Normnul I have my
neckhcdbschund thutissllloure
about." She concluded. *
O O O ‘
manager departed. very
much relieved. Mrs. De flooded)
beckoned me to follow her: to
her suite. Arrived in her sitting-
room. she closed the door. She lied
rather the look of s tlgress as she
turned and faced me. Never was}.
woman bornuot more splendid coup '-
is
“And the epilogue?" she asked.
“1 feet." I replied. “that the epi-
iegue must be postpones:o It wu-
only today. on Waking it Links.
that u certfln little scene of eighteen
months ago became reconstructed in
my mind. I saw u motlveless crime
explained I realised by whose hand
that bullet might have found its. wuy
into Ledbrodle's brain. and for
whose sake".
"Yet'yon let him go!" she‘crled. -. .
"I must admit that he has scored
a trick." I said slowly. "but you
must remember. or perhaps you hm
yet to ll limit. that the world whee
such it so can live. is u very smell
“And what about me?“ she asked.
‘Trfi: the moment when I heard
that fyuu had gone out with him
alone. I could foresee who: was—com-
ing! Yetlwusnotufruid. Iwutoo
for you."
I looked at the necklace and
shrugged. ’
thousand pounds." I pointed out.
"and so far as you realized. thegume
was not up. Not: soul‘infihls hotel
except mysel: knew the: the neck-
lece had been recovered. Yet you
land courage to rennin and see the
thing through. I admit that.” '
‘ sustains e. little neuron-to me.
The green lights in honeyed were.
soft. I felt the “traction of beg“
she meant me to. .
"Where I love." she sold. “I have
courage. unduly love has every.
quality which the devil' ever die- -
tilled. except constency.’ us you
afraid of me. Blr‘Normsn. because I
'Huuumwhb""‘ -; "
“A confession.” 1' muttered. 3?"
She laughed. A .,
"No witnesses." she reminded men,
“After on. it was you Who once‘ said"
that- "murdé- “was the ice-feet ’91
crimes. What you know entails:
I know will never tske me to $6
(illicit.~ Would vou~put no there}!
you could, my enemyr', ' g
I drown little «tiny. Her brain
was ukuost upon nay-cheek: m .
had 1% to themselves the curves! *
mun . .‘ “ ‘- ‘
:romt'l insulation." I M’
newsman. ll col! blood!"
shield e-mutdenr‘s'hd s' m;
Thebendotjuetieefl ' lesb'vm, .
sly where evidence h‘sosnt’y. but!!!
"It is hard to leave e. hundred ~
rowan}: mum M" m
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