n. jllARCH 12,1923. ‘up. 1,“: low-tising Rates: 25 Words, Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 times, 4c'tvordg'1 week, 6‘times, 8c word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call Norwelklaz or 93. ‘ ' * PAGE THIR- ‘ TEEN Additional classified advertising Will be found on Page Tito; ‘_ t . a REAL ESTATE,M. r , FOR HEN Till ( lxlNG HELP WANTED _ ‘1' “ms " ‘ \VAN‘I'ED FOR ameLFour ‘pleasant room, . ,. _ - .' , - ood locatio lm rovements: . . llm'i‘ trucking of FOR SALE Operators .03 power machines for coftage for £3,“ 15!: Phone (1:37: , . or. Special van Six ro ‘ makin; collars and cuffs. seaming and 473-3 In ulre‘ 84 \Voodward ave ’ .. , .. , 1 . to am Waterfront home. Flrflt Ileev-in ; also-ii d '~ (1 - ' q_ ' title, 5; Hal y illpl 1:30;. living room, dining room, ers. I ._ an sewers an finish South Norwalk. .. 0 en and? butler-'5 pantry: M. N. MAYEHOFF & GO. . * —— ' M‘“ . Phone 818 second floor., three bedrooml, ‘ ' FOR RENT “Four pleasant rooms, M ; l l‘mml (Mil-647 \ .~w York Cit! p l . llll T g WEC‘KWIRE CO. S!Ol':lg_jll W xrehoule MW“ ...- llnlly Service l,,\ .3 \ill‘k. ! bath and hail. Large closets. largo veranda. open fireplace. coal range With boiler, hot air heat, electric lights and hard- wood floors. lEntirely and new- ly decorated. I’rlce $8,500. Term: arranged. Wm. F. lioyt 69° Son 42-52 80. Main St. Phone ‘35 ...-. .iRl'lli'l EETS “H“ To. )II‘THER AH‘E’ITECT 3.3: W. 1 Hanan Street 5. N : 'lk. Conn. LIAN EV. DAWSON, Jr. “ ‘iTECT “1.... ~. ‘l'l-lcphone 3339 EV'H NLHIWALK, CONN. m i‘izlv'l‘s l’i'i'FlNTS WOOSii‘l' and Davis M. W. DAVIS 211’s AT LAW were U. 8. Pet. Office MAW ST., BRIDGEPORT omit r :oklet on Patents. .. ..-., Moi... ,_ .,| .14" 4».~ l'l El ‘ ‘_- lll,\'r~ -—- TRADE-MARKS liEWlS HATTERN Pill \T A'l'l‘ORNEY .y ll' l ; Bridgeport [loom Barnum 598 'llorgloll Office—Ours: ,Bldx. Till MOBILES OLD CARS let-2r Old Car: to the lilDlilil’ORT AUTO WRlCt'KING C0. 1310 North A7011“. 3 Oil: and Center It!” BRIDGEPORT, con. , Phone Barnum 5586-2 Maw Partl Ind Tim '9 Fit Any Make of Our. VOLK ELECTRICAL REPAIR. STATION ‘p'lnlmn; in Repairs to 11:; Liclzting and. Ignition Systems l-Hl Lil BATTERY 2M low ltml-ry by Owner lzmmls .‘l w”: and Repairing W Wlsh‘rrzton St. Tel. 2800 Sonia I‘lnrwnlk, Conn. llit"lll lull BATTERIES hiifl'r l 5 nu: AUV’I'O WREomo CSMPANY LAST NORWALB ' ' —— All Kinds of. ~‘ for Sale. WiN’l‘l-ll) TO W r-|‘l —\ to}: M, 7’“\\ ~l. ii \liitl DEAL ‘l ll household goodl. nnd all recond- \r :"rllnl; you have. NO. xmllty of the goods. H «vs, i;lillll' l’ MAHONEY “-‘ \zlu Land! Street , 'h‘lllli tlnmis Alwu" on SCI. lop”. [Vim I. . .. in 1. VE‘EAHERS. m'l'ENTwN ‘ m 1 team second hand mitt“.- 32M Pro-l; or metal! 0! "I, .ll i' '0 Julie Bro" “d you The noun why. ‘ Write or (toll. bt. mg: Norwaik. CM 7. lvphoue 499. AT'l‘l‘ZNTlON! lac-wont to dispose of anytm‘ “I ‘:'»"-”"1‘?“‘ goodlrmll! or - n. ll no order n W “I“. ii i0 get attention. ‘ ' M. l ljll sl‘. -— TEL. 993. W. l\ \H mull“! , 1“ “Ww ry of our darlinfl. 2., .3" ‘l, linllll'ns. “’ho d‘ed '- L' \ili'] ‘ " l’illfl “ate "a: sinful" l', sllollt grave. in. rr;,, ., Menuhin Street. WAlNTED Experienced operators on power machines to make plain dresses and overblouses of Jersey, Linen and Silk. Steadyework, good pay for women who can produce on good work. ‘ . ‘Real Estate -— Insurancc l STRAIGHT TALK. Supply and Dcmmul make. chI Es- tate values, as they ilo lhc vnlucs of cvcrythlng clsc. The Supply of Real Estate in any city is limited. POPULATION makes the Demand. - Double thc Population while the amount or Real Estate romaine the sonic, and yo“ double the: value of Property; Its value moron-zing- faster than the general increase of l'opuln-. tiou. YOUR TIME IS HERE. THE LAWRENCE AGENCY 15 South Main St. FOR SALE \Ve have n numbcr of building lots we are offering to you in a section that is building up very rapidly. l. M. LAYTOIS & (30., Inc. 'INSURANCE THAT msunss 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 Sc. Main St. Phone 977 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. M 1 FOR SALE 1 and 2 family house‘s. prices ranging from $3,500 to $1,500. Buy now before the .rush comes on. For particulars, ASK JOHN f'l‘. HAYES 7 Main Street 3 Norwalk Real Eetatergi— Insurance l A l' CHARLES .J. VARIAN CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Fireproof Building and Concretelns a Specialty 8 France St. ,‘ Norwalk. Conn. Phone 016-1-2 Nor-walk , Morons M. N. MAYEHOFF e co. Merwin artifact. TYI’IST WANTED. Girls with knowl- edge of typewriting and desirous of locating with a well-known organiza- tion may find a profitable investment in answering this advertisement. The more experienced can obtain the bet- tcr grade positions. but there are op- portunities for others who have the proper training. Tell us about your— self. in a letter, stating ago, schooling. experience if any. and salary you would expect, to Box Typist. Care of Sentinel. “(ANTED—To rent, by lady, two un— furnished rooms for light: house- keeping, moderate rent. Address H. is. core Sentinel. for light work in Mfg. Dept. Stcndy employment at iuooxl wages. Apply Clover Mfg. Co., Winnipzluk, Conn. VVAN'l‘ED—“le have position with good pay for a tall nhlc bodied man in our manufactur- ing: department. Apply in person between 7:80 and 5:30 to Clover Mfg. =Co., \Vinnc-pauk. AVANTED—Girls VVANTED—Small apartment. or two furnished rooms, kitchenette and bath or use of bath, convenient to So. Norwulk center. Give complete dc:- cription. location and rate. Box Apart- lncnt. Cure Sentinel. v \VAN’I‘EDch-amstcr. Finch Bros., 5 Van Znndt St.. East Norwnlk. STENOGRAPHER WANTED on “'orli of a. secretarial nnturc. Apply by lot- tvr stating ago. cxpcrlcnce and salm‘y dsirvd to Box S. 8.. Cum Sentinel. “'AN'l‘lil‘) — Experienced millinury snlvslndics wanted. also salcslndice for afternoons and Sullirdays. Apply The l-‘rt-nch Millincry fihop, 21 No. Main street. L.,- \YAN'l‘l’IDw—lu‘xpt‘ricnccd operators on power machines. Apply at once. llvndurson and lrvin; High street. Norwnlk. . VVANTI'ID—Young man to learn ro- portoriui work. \Vrito application. giving address and tcicphono number. Aridrcss Box “S." Sentinel Office. (11111.8 WANTED fol; light, clean fuc- tory work. No experience Iichssury. Plonsnnt surroundings. Good wages to licginncrs. Apply “robbing &. Edging (j‘orp., 83 “Huntington street. So. Nor- wnlk. Conn. \VANTED—aYoung. boys to work in factory. Opportunity to learn good trndc. Apply Gubbe Mole “forks. Day and Raymond streets. So. Norwalk. VVAN'FED—wlNomcn for light factory Iwork. Good pay, steady position. Apply anbe Mole Works. Day and Raymond streets. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Parlor, dining room, bedroom and kitchen furniture, also factory tables. lot. of oil paintings, engravings and miscellaneous articles. 3 Eclipse avenue, Norwnlk. FUR SALE—At O‘Connor, old stable, \Vashington St., South Norwalk. 3 heavy farm horse, 1 Rablum Saddle pony, 2 heavy, light harness, 2 wagons. FOR SALE~IIade00d in 12 in; blocks. $10 a. truck load While it lasts. “’altcr M. Scribner. Canondale. Phone Wilton 67-3. USED cuts FOR SALE Dodge Tom-me .......... .. $350 Overland Touring. 1922, . . . . 8375 Ford Touring, \fi'ith starter. . . 8150 Chevrolet Sedan ......... . . . . 3350 Ford Sedan, 102i, ....... '. . . $375 -Oldsmobilc, 8 cyl. Touring .. $325 l . Shufelt iBrothers pm a gran DEALERS 201 Wulfifm 81'0“ ‘ East Home .— Phone 3075 .. i _ ’ ~ pyrite n POI-LET; FUR SALE—Household furniture of Otto Barthel at private sale. \Veber upright piano, sideboard. bed room suite, Royal suction cleaner, 220 volt, lace curtains, coal, etc. For informa- tion call Dr. E. Barthol. Phones 1415 and 3307. ' FOR SALE-Cond wood, block split. Phone Wilton 14—2. FOR SALE—Lori's seven roonr house, with bath, also Wilton avenue. We toilets, set use. gas range, fur- pace, electric lig,ts, all in good con- ditlon. Large ouble lot, 100 feet frontage and a tall building in the rear. suitable for a garage. Price . $7,000. Apply to W. C. Twombly, 2 Hawkins avenue,fEast Norwalk, Conn. 01‘ FOR SALEw-Sixg room new house in Issue utreetpon account otcleavlng town. Inimire " (fee. ‘ Mitchell, Tel. 1861. mornings; g FOR BALE—«tabla! new bathroom, ‘ $55. ,Syphnncloset. chin; low-down fink, enameled, th tub and. lavatory. with~altniolteb 18.th flttinfl: Special trig"... bursa-1m. ' its celluloid 1 water closet seats, :5,- Seldenburg Co.. 254 .West 34th ctr between 7th and 8th Avenues. New orlt City. INCOMEiY'l‘Ax RETURNS town it Wirk that we have 13%, , ‘ kr ‘ llrnrts been healed. “FM-vs the sorrow: ' 7i" Lil i. arts concealed. mum: AND eternal l t computed in ordanceviththe Fed- eral-Income Laws. -' ’ Jo E. SLATER. Accoun i; and (Auditor ‘ 94 washing 2%,. .Norwatk. Ct, ff :2- »),3‘311 -1_ , .. . ‘ TWIN CITY VALET . 11. permanent 5 dining room table, chairs. helii rack.. I i I good location. limprovements; also cottage for Aprill lst. Phone' days, 473-3. loo. 8‘ “'oodward Ave... So. Norwalk. . , 7170 RENT—A nE little front room. Gentleman preferred- Apply F. V., Care ,Sentinel. 4 , MISCELLANEOUS JOE CABBIBO 25 Concord St. South Norwalk Phone 2305. Painting and l’flDC-r Hanging and General Contracting. \Vork Guaranteed. HALL BROTHERQ' BABY CHICKS. White Leghorns, Rhoda island Reds, Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay- ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cats,- logue. A. B. liALL, Wallingi‘ord, Connecticut. THE ELXTE SHOP Shampooing, Manicuring, Scalp ’l‘reat’ ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm- anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling Marcel Waving -« Hair Dressing Hair Goods—Swodish Face Massage. 47 “fall Street . , Norwaik, Conn. Phone Noryvalk 2566 Joe. C. Selleck S.— Tiioe. O. McKeodry Ladies' iii. Gentleman's Custom i Tailoring 4 ‘ The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press. ing, Dyeing and Repairing. Called for and Delivered. Prompt Attention -— Phone 408. THE CONNEC’i‘lliil'i‘ EMPLOY- ‘ MENT AGENCY 1' n... .. Rec .- I lie gamut. ' is TERI if! WALL STREE’l ’ NORWALK Has good paying positions for cooks, general houncworlwrs and waitresses. 'Brlng references. Phone 759-12. l . FIRE! FIRE: FIRE! ‘ Has no terrors for the man with 21, "Sing." "Asbestos" wr "Slate", root! and also dccrcnsus his insurance rate. Have a talk with our rcprcsr-ntntive.; THE NORW‘ALK ROOFING CO. l l l 5 I l l 117 \Vnter Sire-ct. South Nor-walk. 387 and 2955. Phones Telephone 391 C. H. HANKS Cabinet Making, Refinishing and Upholstering Picture Frames and Mirrors, shades. Made to Order. } 1 West Ave. So. Norwalk. Conn: WALL PAPER SAMPLES ‘ All Styles. Buttons Covered to Order. KNORR'S ART 6: NOVELTY SHOP. Commercial Bldg. Nor-walk l'hone 3091 ' Edison Mazda General Electric amps Motors CHURCH and ABBOTT -— Successors to —- Norwalk Branch STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON- TRACTOR, Incorporated Electrical Construction and Repairs ' itOODNER BLOCK Phone 1496 LEGAL NOTICES ORDER 01" NOTICE. DISTRICT 01“ NORVVALK. 55. PRO- BATE COURT, March 10m. A. D. 1923. ’ Estate of Norwalk in Whereas. Otto C. Goldatcin, late of; said District, deceased. ' written application has been made to this Court by the ml- ministrator of said estate praying, for: reasons then-in act forth, for an: order ’uuthorlzing and empowering} him to sell certain real estate of saidf estate, particularly described in said application: Ordered, That said application ,be mean: and determined at the Probate- lOilice. in Norwalk, on the 20th day) noon; and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by publishing thin order in a newspaper having a circulation .11! said District, at least five days before said day of hearing. HENR}? W. GREGORY, ‘ Judge. CARD OF THANKS ~ “Mr. and Mrs.- Albert Pam of 521 Flaxhill Road, South Norwnlk. wish to express. regretting the inadequacy of words ,to'convey ‘ifielr feelings, their decprelt .appreciation of the many proflered and extended kind— nesses of all neighbors, near and dis- tant, whose cheering Spirit and ef- fective help sunnincd'them during the trying time :lot adversity and in»- spired them to? renevfigdfifrort ‘for life's «struggle; Immorlfig God's blessing and prdtection;§ii;a.ll for this heartwarming Helpfuln’eée,‘ l we grate- fully extend ouflsiucere thanks." ‘ f F H. §BAX1FER e 8001;) Healer Admit mi... 9 so 3. Shaw. Earls" e. Tilford, (3:0 :1 Seal. end-Russell’s Wm ._._....... .__- .__-. l IIEMS'I‘ITClllNG. SKIRT PLI'IATL'Gi " , linoleum-elm Ami; ~‘ WWWUWMWWM 1 li‘lfiiiillliflliili: . ‘szi '11 of Mrtrch, 1923, at 10 o‘clock fore-l " .1 ~"and they when, _i.' "‘ l'll ili‘”ll"ll -; Ml... ,. u and turn into the Boulevard when. the bank is situated. exactly at the time that the robbery took place. him pass up the street two minutes later, and thirty seconds after that. be crossed the street and entered » Bailey's grocery stores. The clerk ‘who served him with some marma- lade. ten and bacon. saw him climb up into the Ford and drive away. The man was known at the shop a Ralph Roberson. There is no doubt that it 'wae his car. "Half an hour after the robbery. Roberson was arrested at his house -—ho was cleaning the car of. the time—and although he had changed his clothes. the light gray suit which be had recently worn we: (flavored in his bedroom. and the Panama but. warm with perspiration. in a. cup- board. Eis excuse for changing his clothes was that be put on older things in which to clean the at. and his account at his mornlnx you that be had driven ltrlisht up to Bailey’- stores for some groceries and straight back onto. Two wit.- nesses are ready to swear that they saw him get out of the Ford and go toward the bank: the grooer'l clerk. who served him, is absolutely certain that be was in the shop within thirty seconds of the Forth pulling up out- side. uld that when he left he drove Itmrbe away.“ "What lort o: no in this Rober- son?“ I. nixed. "A than of bad ebmcter.” was the prom reply. "K. was once e book- mak . but failed. Ho bu been in prison tor obtainin- poodr by his. pretengu. and there are but! I dour: summon-u for debt out “um bin at the present moment. The only little money be earns. newton”. seem. to be by acting on Q book- maker'I tout. He knew the neigh- borhood well. and has once been heard to remark upon the hoisted position of the bank. In every ro- spect he is just the men to have done lb'nnd yet then are all my flue-cl cwearln‘ to different things. Fur that-more. be had scarcely a chilling - in his pocket, and be contend that he was golnx to try and cell the car that «Ital-noon to rain 5 little money." "It seems to me.” I admitted. "that you have been a little porn-r tors in taming young-n min» Mr. Ralph getter-on.“ "So the' magistrates thought.“- ipopwz; £022:me W i. 3mm sumac; ‘~ .._ horn-rimmed spectacles. and drew tram the pocket of the our a new belt-crown book on the principles of golf. written by a late bexinner. So we traveled until we ruched the inn where we stayed for the night. and late on the afternoon of the follow- ing day we arrived at our destina- tion. There was just a bare whit. hon-o. & led”. them-strut which was held open by a. great. raw‘boned gillie. miles of what seemed to be interminable moorland. and below. the see. I looked around with eatin- faction. "You're Sandy Machine. tbeoaro— taker here?" I asked. leaning out of the car. , ’ He made I. noise which sounded like. “00 ayl" “\Vbicb way might the golf link: be?" I inquired. He pointed with a. long and hairy forefinger. , "The clubhouse is yonder.“ he voucnsafed a bit southerly. "A Itep serous the road in the nltnnth tee. . I sighed with content. . "Come up to the house,” I ordered. BEGIN HERE TODAY mCHAEL SAYERS. arch criminal. in about to be arruted by a police onlcer when his maid servant. JANET SCALE. shoots and Hill the officer. - ' SIR NORMAN GR formerly of Scotland Yard. 'il evoting bl- taime to tracking down Sayers known to him under the nu: o iii'ilm’id'dn in mu lg: to c the v a .. Brown‘s bankfin the eubur I of Leeds. shoots the manager through the shoulder. strike: the clerk leneeless and robe the bank at over 7000 ouuda. Stepping from the ank um I. touring car in when anet Scale awaits races for Scotland. - 0n the road to Scotland the not" ore panned to two men in motor ears and a third In a motorcycle. leaving no evidence on Michael'- person. NOW. GO ON WITH STORY Michael Sayers Talks . We were to hove ono‘tenu few minutes before we reached our utop- pinx-plnae for the night. We bad Just passed through I. email town. and our silent mutton: wu prepar- ing to let out. hie engine own. when we were confronted by what was. under the circumstances. a very sinister eight. Two men on bicycles. ' approaching us. dismounted and stood in the middle of. the road with outstretched hands. The nun. even in the distance. dulled upon their uniform We realised at once that they were policemen. The chaufleur half turned toward me. ' "What shall you do?! Janet do- mnndod. . :.' “Do?” I replied. ”Why. the " 'nutural thine. of course. All this in provided for. --Ouver." I added. leaning forward. ”thou policemen Ieemtowantto speak tog». Pull up.” We came to a standstill o yard or two away tron them. The larger at the two men. who wore the uniform of e cement. made a solemn and venomou- ”flown. "Good alternoon. Sergeantfi'l said. . Rimmington rejoined dryly. “We ’1 hope that we are norm trouble" ‘ imbued to get two ”and: Thin He looked at me antic mlxbtbnvo morning he was ed. ' anchor: "I! the We mm: is telling the truth." 1 remarked thoughtfully. "Roberson could not Deathly. have committed the robbery. What are of young man is the autumn!!- deno u u man wbou‘banda were napping with the mood of hit but triad; . ' "It'o your number-plato.11r," he announced. They- telephoned on through from Ripon to stop your car and call your attention to it." “What I‘- vrroucwtth‘my number. plate!" I and. J , . "why. you've been all-Mgr when minimal-ed " - - L 7-. THE monsoon. THE ro- mwsmowr nu: 1 son EMMY INSPEOIED m NUM- ‘sma pure momma rr. "After too. I shall pic: I m bola." . . . telllgent." lemlngton replied. “It would be quite impossible at any timeto shake his evidencal', Sir Norman Continues. , - tame - we came, to We. uncouth; nirbtitmyn- , turn tron Nam. 39 looked son,” I said. “And nothwho clot in there”) i r . . = , ”than the gloomy,“ My ton confessed. "One doesn’t know Where to turn. The only other two peoplb who were ohm t them: at the some moment. mom and his wlfotoumupwsoouabdino big Dnrtier out. They stopped to make some untrue. at Bailey's. bgtfie’ltbfl’: .thsniauzhtot" “A” dchi, ption autumn!" I can? “ _,‘ " ’ ' , "fathom“!- ueilunt who . monotonic. the adornmen- bore him.._ ,8rdeeeribu' him,” a ' on. «and! optic!“ g. I all: denoting“)! clutch mine. MIN-'1! 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