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All Kinds of
for Sale.
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REAL ESTATE
STRAIGHT TALK.
Sume nod Demand make Real FA-
tote volucs. as they do the values of
everything else.
The Supply of Real Estate in any
city is limited. POPULATION makes
the Demand.
Double the Population while the
amount of Real Estate renuins the
some. and you douhln the value of
Property; its value increasing faster
thin the general increase or Popula-
tion.
YOUR TIME IS HERE.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 South Main St.
FOR SALE
Six room waterfront home. First
floor. living room. dining room.
kitchen and hutler'a pantry;
second floor, three bedrooms,
lmth and hall. Large closets.
large vomndu. opvn fireplace.
‘conl rungo with holler. hot air
hunt, electric limits and hard-
wood floors. T-Zutirvly and new-
ly decorated. Price $6,500. Terms
arranged.
Wm. F. Hoyt 64’ Son
42-52 So. Main St. Phone 435
Real Estate -- Insurance
ALERT
HOME-SEEKERS
We have a large list of
houses for sale in every
locality of Norwalk and
suburbs.
We have what you want.
Call and see us.
Can;?Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
PHONE 830
FOR SALE
“'0 hitVi‘ a number of building
lots we are offering to you in a
section ihnt is building up very
rapidly.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
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
Rani Estate and insurance
4 Sc. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CEDNN.
. FOR SALE
1 and 2 family houses. prices ranging
from $3,500 to $7,500.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Mun Street. Nomad“
Real E87110 -- luminance
p
E‘s-anon St.
Phone 618-14 Norm
LOST—White Spitz do; with llscenso
gig Nb. 43.17:. Return to 144 So.
Main greet.
LOST—$40.00 in cash, Monday after-
noon, on Washington street. Reward
of $20.00 for return to Sentinel office.
flf you want to build a
”garage or a home on the
2162-12. , .
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l producor.
ivcn. Conn. giving: ago and selling cx-
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’churgc of office: state salary and n:-
:Fzmzlnonrlm: Company. 'l‘ool Drafting
instalhnent . plan, call.
Jose?“ mom:
ml Advertising Rates: 25 Words, Minimum Charge~1time,2c word; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week,
So word. Theso advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call Nth-Walk 92 or 93..
Additional classified advertising will be found on Page TWO-' 1
HELP WANTED
WANTED
Young man, about 18 or 19 years
of age, who is steady and depen-
dable and who wants to learn
shirt manufacturing, good educa-
tion preferable, steady position.
This is a splendidopportunity for
the right party. Apply at once.
LEROY SHIRT COMPANY
- “A Good Place to Work”
ASK FOR om. RYAN.
WANTED-Saleslady in up-to-date
Store, cloaks. suits and dresses. Ad-
dress Saleslady, Care Sentinel.
"WANTED
Young man with sufficient experience
to take charge of shipping room and
follow up orders. Apply
R. 65 W. HAT SHOP, 1N0.
Cross and River Sis. Nor-walk
LAUNDRESS VVANTS -— Laundry
work to do at the Home Laundry.
Mrs. Elnor Gardner. 109 W’oter st.
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\VANTED—-—Auto mechanic to run the
repair business. Apply at 581/, W’s-
tnr street, 80. Norwalk.
\VANTED—Lorge Connecticut corpor-
ation has opening in South Norwalk
for salesman of ability. Elegant sell-
lug proposition with big earnings for
\V‘ritc Box 1649, New Hn- .
pcricncc in first lettor. -
WAN'l‘l-lD—-—Stenographer and typist.
Apply P. 0. Box 704, So. Not-walk,
Conn.
“‘ANTED—Bookccpcr for wholsale
grocery business; capable of taking
Address X Cure Stamford
pcrfonco.
Worth Street, Stamford.
Sentinel
. 27
W’ANTEDWA dmftsman with 6 to S
yours experience to work on tool
and tlxture work. Must be familiar
with shop motliods. Apply by letter
only, giving age. experience. and sal—
ary expected. Address The Nash
Department.
VV.\NTED~—Y0Iing man to learn rc—
portorinl work. “'rltc application.
giving address and tolophono number.
Arldross Box “S." Sontinvl Office.
WANTED-Jimmy boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trmic. Apply (lnlibc Nolr- VK'orks, Day
and Raymond sire-Ms. So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Women for light factory
work. Good pay, intently position.
Apply Galibo Mole \Vorks. Day and
lluymrmd strcvts.
FOR SALE
l-‘OR SALE—1 ten foot show cusp, 1
dusk. 1 typwritcr. Clifford I‘hnr-
"Hwy.
i-‘Oli SA Ll-j—VW‘H hull-t t3 room llOllFl‘.
linwuytnn, very acrosslhlr, $3.50“.
Sevon room house. 8 acres. near Nor-
walk trolley. D. S. Hull. 94 VVnshlng-
ton Stroct.
. Wall street. entrance on Isaac street.
'Reed Havlland. South Norwalk.
'Gtimes, r
FOR ' RENT
To LET—Three rooms w'it‘h‘llght and
gas, second floor; alSO’th‘ree rooms
with light and gas. dofib‘le washtub
and'white enamel sink. flrst’floor.
These rooms are located at corner of
Ely and Lexington avenues. Inquire;
of Mrs. Naggy. 15 Lowe street.
FOR RENT—N791: lighted rooms for
business or living purposes. corner
Wall and Isaac streets. All windows
facing \Vall street. Reasonable rent.
Call at Girls‘ and Wowen’s club, 55
Phone 1538.
FOR RENT—large light newly deco—
rated office in- Haviland Blockz.
electric light. steam heat. and janitor‘
service furnished. $25 p0 r month.
TO LETL-La rcc front
furnished: all improvements.
O'Connor. 48 Flax Hill road.
room well
Mrs.
TO LET~S rooms. with all improve-
ments. to rent from April 1. Adults
only. Call 2592-12.
'1‘“ 1.1'2'l‘»alv‘l\'-‘ loom collage, purl im-‘
provomnuts. '3'? “arms avcnuo. East
Norwslk. Apply 2i lluyes uwnuc. Mrs.
Taylor. Phone ‘z'jfivi.
T0 l.li’l‘——1<‘i\'o rooms. all
mom‘s, cantor of town,
improve—
lnquirc nt
Clothing Store. 53 \Vntor street, So.
Not-walk.
MISCELLANEOUS
p. ROMANO ,
LIVE P(ll'l.’l‘l:Y MARKET .
Poultry laillwi and dressed while!
you wait nt tha right price.
This is tho only place whore you
can not first class scrvicc and honest
weight.
DELI’VEllY.
Phone 3 3 3 K ‘
lTI‘. F715
1 3 Chestnut St.
JO}; .‘Alllllllt‘l
25 Concord 8:. South Norwalk
Phone 2805. '
Painting and Vapor Hanging and;
Gonorni Contracting.
IJot-k if-uumntccrl.
HALL BROTl-ll-‘RS' BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorn»: llhodo island Rods,
Barred and \Vlilin Rocks. Heavy lay»
lug strains. Chicks postpuld. Cata~
V logue.
A. ll, HALL,
Wallinglonl, Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
mont, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent “’svlng, Hair Bobbing. Curiltig
Marcel Waving —— l-lnierresslng
Hair Goods~Swedlsh l-‘uce Massage.
47 Wall Street Namath. Conn.
Phone Norwmk 2565
TWIN CITY VALET
Joe. C. Sollcck S: Thus. 0. McKendr-y
Shampooing, Municnring. Scalp Trest-
Ladies' & Gentleman‘s Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning. Press-
ing, Dyeing and Repairing.
(“oiled for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention -— Phone 408.
THE Cl‘lNNEC'l‘lClJT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
WALL STREET
4?
general houseworkors hml waitresses
Bring: refnronccs.
Phone 759-12.
FOR SAl.li~'.l‘:irlnr. dltiing room,
bedroom and kitrhon l'urnilurc. also
factory tublcs. lot of 011 'puinilnpa.
engravings and miSK'i‘lifillOOllS articles.
3 Eclipse avenue. Norwalk.
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FOR SALE—Hardwood in 12 inch
blocks. 510 a truck lozul while it
lasts. \Valltl‘ M. Sorlbmr. (“:mondnlc.
Phone \Vilton
FOR SALE-—l“~rnn»l nl-w bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet. china low~down
tank, cnnmolml bath tub ami lavatory.
with all nickclmlmod linings; special
his: bargain, white celluloid wator
closet soats. $5. Scldonhurz (70.. 254
\Vr-st 34th sirooi. llc-lwocn 7th and 8th
Ax'rrnucs. New York City.
LEGAL Nflorlcss
NOTIaL
No. 18104.
CRITERION SPECIALTY CO.
vs. ~
CHARLES TOBOLSKY. ET .ALS.
SL'I’ERIOR COITRfi‘,' FAIRFIELD
COI'NTY. March 14. 1923.
I hereby give notice. that pursuant
to an order of the Superior Court. for
l-‘airficld County. I still sell as a whole.
at public ;auction. at the office of
Keogh & Condor. 97 Washington St..
on ,Monday, March 26th, 1923. at 2
p. m.. certain chattels and machinery
described as follow“:
Singer sewing machines. numbered
67826064. G8770618, 07886095.
G7826318. (37826089, (37826307,
G7826010, G8770852. Gs770272,
07886348. G7826603. 07826474.
G8770322, G8770350, G7826501,
08770645, (27886558. 67886684.
G8770798, G7886292, G7886660,
67886098. “7846139. 07885977.
68170786. 67886660. 68268108.
L Union Special sewing machines,
numbered 150572. 172274. 172288,
171071. 171072.
Metropolitan sewing machine, num-
bered 14534. ,
Union Button sewing machine, num-
bered 6177A.
Office furniture including filing
cabinet. three desks and bookcase.
Ono pressing machine. manufac-
tured by the American Laundry Ma-
chine Company.
One cutting machine. manufactured
by the Batman Machine Company.
One cutting table‘and four folding
tables "
Racks and bins.
NELSON W. BENEDICT.
stay- msd nil tho time,
' O O 3
Committee of Superior Court. ..
;ws would hate to be’. bopkrigem
because they. must think everybody
FIRE! 111213;: nut-:2
"Siam" -".»\sbostos" or "Slate" roof.
Tl-IE NOR“’;-\l.K ROOli‘lNG CO.
117 “’atcr Street.
Phones 387 and 2055.
Telephone 391
O. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
.Plcture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PlfilAT‘lNG
‘ All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order. 3
KNORR’S ART &. NOVELTY SHOP.
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—- Successors to -
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated 7
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone £496
MOTORS
USED CARS FOR SALE
Dodge Touring ............ $350
Overland "firm-lug; 1922. . . 3375
Ford Touring. with starter, . . 3150
Chevrolet Sedan ...... ..... 8350
Ford Sedanh192l, .......... 3375
Oldsmobile, 8 cyl. Touring . . $325
S ufelt Brothers
up & STAR DEALERS
2oi, Washington Street,
East Not-troll: — Phone 3075
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nwnm; 1:. Penn
BARGAINS
ELECTRIC morons
K '10. 50 IL P.
poms ' sun suns
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NOR‘VVALK ,
Plus good paying positions for cool-;s_'
Has no terrors for tho man with :1‘
and also dccrcosos his insurance rate. :
l Have a talk with our reprOSvnmtivefl
>Souih Norwalk. -
So. Norwalk. Conn. '
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 3091
Edison Mazda General Electric-
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
Vendetta. begins between
MlCI-éAEL BAYERS. noted crimlnnl.
an
SIP. NORMAN GREYES, once of
Scotland Ya. when Snyers' bonu-
tlful houaem
JANET saves him from Sir Nor-
man by shooting dead the officer
soul to arrest him. Jnnot becomes
Sgyogedwlfc n‘r‘id nmmpllfio. 1!;
e s n to
(known to royal us until?!)
barely escapes and has to flee the
country. .
Sayers is npprosched by nnothsr
well-known criminal tinned Paul
Gout. who offers to o him la n
partner in I lot to run: I. noted
politician. Wh le nwnitins on inter-
view with Gent at tho Taverns
Islet-ml}? Mighoel is :Stiounded to see
sw or nxpu noun-lose
with air Norman Gre cs. When
Gout. arrives he toll: on that
Janet has boon cent for t assist. in
the plot under considerltlon.
NOW on on ma small
Sayers Is Speaking
“For the moment 1 am mica.”
“was the frank confession. “I can
tell you this. however. Your wife
was sent for according to my in-
structions. I know very little about
her. it is true. but I have agents in
London who keep mo well informed
as to what cool on on your side of
the Channel; and from certain
things I have heard. 1 coins to the
conclusion that the was tho one per-
son who could bring to a successful
inns the little affair which I shall
presently propose to you."
“You seem to be taking things
rather for granted." I reminded him.
“Your cooperation is a. certainty."
he replied with I smile. 'Thoro will
be half a militia trance for you.
and you must be getting short of
money. Furthermore. by u very
pleasing coincidence. the brains of
the other side are controlled by your
ancient enemy.”
"The scheme is 'nlrcady com-
mended to me." I admitted. "Never-
theless. expound it." «
“1 will tell you a. curious story."
he proposed. . . .
Greyes Tells His Side
CELEBRATE!) my return to
Englsnd and civillntion by. a
stroll down Bond Street on the
morning after my arrival. After two
yenrs‘ absence. it was like a new
city to me. I met o few acquaint-
ances and exchanged greetings with
s couple of ill-lends. Then, oi. the
corner of Conduit Street. I come
face to face with Joust Stardom.
“Welcome home. Sir Norman
Gin-eyes!" one said. _ \
"Big-game shooting. the papers
said," she continued. "Tell me, my
enemy, was it so interesting as m-
hunting?"
"Each has its thrill." I replied.
"but you must member that I long
email to be smote-clonal hunt-
of men." ’ - .
"8o majority you hnvo let my
husband nionof" ; , *‘
was not my shit tom for
Eliot“: nmattd“ for tho on-
f my hero lax-ought in
the. W of films. I
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nlxht. she top, . .137; f .. _
your heels mam? ma“,
,House because of your jgfolg 3
“V0118“?! WAN!!!" schist?
I-nidtlohly WV! g rug.
shoe! that . m m pointy") y. almost
tom-mm. 1m. to n.‘ml.. Owe-bet:
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"Which establishment
patronize?"
“At heart I believe that I am an
honest woman," she sighed. "I can-
not bear the thought of your paying
out notes for tho adornment of my
person. You shall give me lunch in-
stead. I am certainly very hungry."
We turned toward Regent Street
and lunchod in a restaurant of by-
gone fume, half bourgeois. half 80-
homlan. She would tell me nothing
of her manner of life or of her
abode; yet somehow or other I
fancied. reading between the lines.
that life had become something of a
struggle for her. She asked me do
liberately for my address. but re-
fused me hers. She angled for an
other invitation. but shook her head
when I proffered it.
"These meetings with you." she
declared. "stimulate the more than i
can tell you. but they leave behind
something which I cannot define. I
do not think that I will dine with
you. Sir Norman—mot just yet. at
any rate.”
She glanced at her watch and hub
shall
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AT THE (DRNER OF WNDUIT
AND BOND STREETS ! CAME
FACE 7T0 FACE WITH JANET
STANFIELD.
vied 01!. I had an idea that she was
returning to some daily task. 1
called at my aub. talked for an hour
or two with some friends. and in one
course made my way back to my
rooms. I was restless and ridiculous-
ly disturbed. Fortunately, disuse-t
tion awaited me.
“Mr; Rimmington has been wait»
in; for you for some tuna. sir,” my
servant announced. “Be is in the
sitting-room with another ‘gcntle-
.f'My friend rose eagerly to vol»,
come use as I entered. I shook hands
with hisboxnponlon. who was known
to no slightly. , 7
“The Chief asked ms to bring Lord
Hampdm to you.” Rimmington ex-
pinion}. - "no come this morning to
ask for your help in on man which
is (other outside our province. The
Chief thbught that you migntbe of
assistance." .
“Let me hear about it.” I begged.
O O 0
£6 BENCH politics today.” Lord
Hampdon upturned“ “hinge
upon the cum ‘ of France's
attitude toward Gannon” , 7. There is
n party—(h; o potiotio and military
pnrty—fl’ creel] determined to make
.mnybohiding. gym, ' tom-n
:.£.!m 33.34.33.” ..
first because of his hitter m to-
ward Germany. secondly because at
his devotion to England. and thirdly
because of hid‘untsltering rectitudo.
An attempt was made upon his lift
not long ago. and the French polio.
have been instructed to watch him
night and day. Lately. however.
there has been more uneasiness than
ever among the patriotic party. 2::
tl.lfcnr.truothstthochiefo¢
the police is of the proGortnus
party. and there in. without doubt. n
plot. brewing at the present moment
against Lutardo. It has been sug-
rested to us that n thoroughly our
able secret-service man from this
side might be of assistance in un-
ravelint it. You follow me. I hope.
Sir Rpm-man?"
“I think so." I admitted. “But
what is the nature of the plot?
"One can only surmise.” Lord
Hsmpden replied. “We do not be-
ilers. however. that it is mas-imp
tlon. That would only make n
martyr of Lutarde 1nd canctify his
cause. We want you to go over to
Paris and consult with a person
whose name I will give you. You
will be backed by unquestionable au-
thority in any steps you may think
well to take. It will be I. diflcnlt
commission. and in A sense a mu.
one; but I may say that. in the event
of your achieving any sum, the
Government would consider itself
under the deepest debt of W.
to you."
“Imudowhatlmofm‘
I promised. “When do I start?"
“We should like you to catch the
eleven o'clock train tomorrow morn-
ing." the Cabinet-minister suggested.
risingtohisfeet. ‘Ifmwindino
with me at eight o'clook tonight in
Carlton Torr-ace. I will furnish you
with every other detail.”
50 on the following morning. in
less than 48 hours after my return
to England. I found myself going
through the ordinsry routine of the
Continental trnVoler, romantically
luggage. arranging my mils:- bo-
lonstnt! in the seat Which had been
reserved for me, and strolling book
to the bookstnll for a few final pur-
chases. Than I came face to taco
with Janet Stanfield. engaged upon
the same task. She was studying 3
ladies“ journal and looked up at on
sound of my voice. She was may
amazed.
"You!" she exclaimed. ”Whom-o
are you going?"
"To Paris," I answered. ”And
you?" .
“We are fellow-tn ." the
said slowly. “Why did you not tell
me yesterday?"
“In an armed truce.” I pointed out.
"tho combatants do not usually dio-
close their future plans.”
I performed several small nines
for h€r on the Journey. for which I
could see that she was thankful. At
Calais she not! no reserved seat in
the crowded train. I did my best to
procure one for her. but in vain. I
had no choice but to offer her 1 pilot
in my reserved compartment. 82:.
was looking very fragile and tired
as she accepted my ofl'cr with n
gidteml smile-and sank into 3 VI.-
oant sent.
Shocnrlodnpumcofun' ya.
out and wont fast .asleep. When she
opened her eyes, the people wot-o
streaming down the corridor in In-
flux to the first call for dinner.
“no“ you eaten anything today?"
I inquired.
“Nothing, . and I an: ravenous.”
she admitted frankly.
'Icmdmittod thontrocitynfdining
at hut-post five. Afterward III.
once moi-om n oornsr out in my
compartment and lit o claret. so. -
“1:. n good deal more like hr in
no
“E’s: your husband sent. for you!“
I asked bluntly. »
“The parole has expired.” tho ro-
mindod mo. '
“moan." I continued: “I on not
out undo the workofflcothndrud.
I do not, know when your hm
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