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"KRCHITECTS
ll illltY W. MATHER
Anom'rno'r
T? '1 Washington Street
v i, Norwalk, Conn.
1:31AM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT,
is «1* Main St. Teleph 8339
F«:..'T’H NORWALK, CON .
PATENTS
PATENTS
Wooster and Dans
«« oosrnn M. W. DAVIS
' \‘l‘TOILNEYS AT LAW '
:« Examiners U. 8. Pat. Oince
MAIN s'r., amocceonr
:1 .11 for Booklet on Patents.
For $4,600—Casl1 $2,600. Lot 65::-
212, fruited, interest-
ing home.
For $6,000—Cash $1,500. Near wa—
ter, improvements;
excellent neighbors.
For $6,500—Cash $2,000. 6 rooms,
improvements, garage
for 2 cars, 50x150,
fruit. '7‘
For $5,500—Cash $1,500. Two
h o u s e 5, improve-
ments, 50x150. good
buy.
For $4,200—Cash $1,200. ‘7 rooms,
improvements, 117x-
200.
See Our List.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 South Main St.
FOR SALE
Six room waterfront home. First
floor. living room, dining room,
kitchen and butlcr's pantry;
second floor, three bedrooms,
bath find lmll.‘Lnrge closets,
large veranda. open fireplace,
coal range with \lmiler. hot air
heat, electric lights and hard-
wood floors. Entirely and new-
ly decorated. Price $6,300. Terms
arranged. ‘
Wm. F. Hoyt e Soil
42-32 50. 313111 St. Phone 435
Real Estate -- Insurance
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l‘ 'l l‘ENTS - TIULDE-l‘mlfis
ll. LEWIS MATTERN
PATENT ATTORNEY
llldg. Bridgeport
l‘iiono Barnum 598
-\ ‘ :ncton OfficeMax-11y Bldg.
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AUTOfibBILEs
OLD CARS
{35:1 Your Old Cars to the
llillllGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
B€:"-“’\I'£.‘.1 Oak and Confirms"
iiRIDGEPOET, CONN.
l‘hone Barnum 5586-2
“tHnnd Pam and Tim to
531‘
Fit Any Make of Our.
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VOLK ELECTRICAL
FEPAIR STATION ~
. All/int: in Repairs to
’f :2 Lighting and Ignition
System?
1.”! LU BATTERY
1 , z ltz‘n Rnlit'ry by Owner
Records
. i intrging and Repairing
1: Washington St. Tel. 2800
In‘h Norwnlk, Conn.
"v . : ‘.l i. you BATTERIES
«is. «AUTO wnncxmo
COMPANY
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1 Parts for Sale.
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:‘rlOTORS
1"" Morin: ....... .... 8350
i«‘=«‘«1l,n_«,l'll8.........3125
"V" ::-l ltllll'inc, 1922 .‘. .
~1~ >1: l‘l’lil'l~ll'l', 1923 . . . . . 3350
H: *l wvizm ........ ..... ‘500
“MHz-d (wiring. 1919 ...... $150
' «w 7« tnurinu. “inter top, $175
“”1 i. l v-vtlnu. “$22 ........ 00
I1»: «willn, 1921 $350
Shufelt Brothers
mun-1‘s— STAR owns
.wt \l‘asliington Street .
l mt Nrirwalk .- Phone 3075
n
IRVING K. rum
*5.
BARGAINS
rtmtm‘nm MOTORS
To so If. P.
immune—Am. SIZES
moraima—mm‘lmm'm
PUM'P AND .
ICE MACHINES
as am 4 wen
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A.
25 Monroe St. 30. KM,“
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.
Canty 89’ Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
PHONE 830
1_;.«1~: N Advertising Rates: 25 Words, Minimum Charge~I time, 2c ward; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week, 6 times, .
8c word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call Norwalk 92 01:93. *
Additlonal classified advertising will be found on Page Two. ' .
HELP WANTED
JONES 8; LAMSON OPERATORS
WANTED
First class man only. Must bé able
to set. up his own work. Steady em-
ployment under good working condi-
(tions. Apply in person or by letter
; stating age, experience and salary de-
;sired to ' . ‘
. EMPLOYMENT MANAGER,
'THE YALE 8; TOWNE MFG. CO..
l STAMFORD, CONN.
’ MISCELLANEOUS
BLUE TAXI COMPANY
Closed Car Service—Day or Night '
Long Trips a Specialty _
Phone 2204 So. Nonvaik, Conn.
HALL BROTHERS’ BABY CHICKS. 3
White Leghorns, Rhoda island Reds,«
Barred and White Rocks. HeaVy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cats-V
logue.
A. B. HALL,
Wallingford, Connecticut.
[WANTED—Young lady to take charge
of newsstand at railroad station.
Cash security required. W’rlte Union
News C0,, 239 Water street. New. Ha.-
ven or apply at Railroad Station.
WANTED~Boys over 16 r packing
and stock room. ' H. Jacobs
& Sons. 50 Day s r . o. Norwaik.
\VANTED—A capable woman or girl
for guneral housework. Small fam-
ily, in an apartment. Must be good
plain cook, no laundry work. \Brown,
3‘8 East avenue, Norwalk. Tel. 1766.
\\’.\.\'TEDr~Experience operators on
Singer sewing machines. Apply at
once. Fairfield Manufacturing CO.,
8 Union street, top floor. ‘
{LAUNDRESS “’ANTS -— Laundry
work to do at the Home Laundry.
Mrs. Elnor Gardner. 109 Water at.
“ANTED—Lorne Connecticut corpor‘
ntlon has opening in South Norwalk
for salesman of ability. Elegant. sell-
ing proposition with big“ earnings for
producer. Write Box 1649, New Ha-
perience in first letter.
WANTED—«S nographer and typist.
Apply P. C. ox 704, ‘Yorwalk,
Conn. 83 &
“WANTED—Young man to learn re-
portorlal work. Write application.
giving address and telephone number,
Address Box “S,” Sentinel Office.
\VANTED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply Crabbe Mole \‘V‘orks. Day
and Raymond streets, So. Norwalk.
\\'.\.\"l'I-ZD~\Vomcn for light factory
work. Good ay, steady position.
Apply anbe 1 ole “‘orks, Day and
Raymond streets.
FOR SALE
l-‘OI’. «SALE-Gas range "Clark Jew-
ell," {our burners: solid oak bed
and spring: one police dog puppy,
cluap. Call 2955 after 5.30.
FOR SAI..1~2——l§eautlful home on the
shore at Ilownytqn in Daricn. .1
rooms and both, sun parlor. finished
room in attic. all improvements.
{vapor vacuum strum heat. Lot. 50
by 4M“. Nico garden and fruit. For
Iléll'llt ulnrs address George. G. Rich.
mond, 17 East avenue, Norwalk.
wt‘rmn.. or Phone SISG-li‘.
FOR SALE
Brown homestead at (‘nlmomlnln
l.l«:\\'ls n. nrnmu'rr.
NELSON H. lllTlilJH‘TT.
lint-villains.
FOR sALE
“'e have a number of building
lots we are offering to you in a
section that is building up \‘t'l‘_\'
rapidly.
J- M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenué Phone 35
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few Weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
active.
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 941
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FOR SALE
1 and 2 family houses, prices ranging
from $3,500 to 57,500. ‘
Buy now before the rus comes on.
4 For particulars,
5
ASK JOHN T. HAYES “
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate -- Insurance
FORfRENT
TO LET—Four rooms. electric lights.
running water. 'Inqulre 39 Meadow
street. 3
To LET—.2 'ccmncctlng rooms for
light houselrjiaeping. all improve-
meats, 8 Henry ,rstrect; Phone 2370.
TO LET—In tlie Mercantile building,
80. Main Itn‘eet. modem offices at
low rentals. Incl. of R. Joseiovsky or
Keogh 8v. Candee. '
TO LET—Three rooms with light and
gas. sec a floor; also three rooms
with lig and gas. double wnshtub
Now is the time to list:
and w to enamel sink, first floor. 0
The-yucca“ are located at cogneriof BO“ Pharmacy
El and Lexington avenues; nqu re, - . . , .
1m. War-r. 15 Lo" “we; . sums rm mgr.
l .
:lflllt SALI'Z—l’prlght piano for $li‘0.
i‘l‘.’ l-Zust Ann, Nor\\‘:all:. Tel. 1:301.
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: Full S.»\l.l-}~l-Inst Not-“xxlk. in st rW-‘i-
l Gratitll Sot'tirm, lli room house, .~iV
«of iii-«m bedrooms. l‘zlrly desiring to
mm a home can purchase. rent. (in-
lwvlrl‘fllllls and plan: will pay for itself.
".”\ Care of Sentinel.
Fill: S.\l.i'2~.liast Norwalk, In room
hour; -, l'Ztlliu uvvuuv, large lot. Ad—
1lr~ 8:4 "ll," (‘nrv «)t'Sw‘ntlne-l Office.
M ii: S.\l,l~1«-‘I's-*1i l llosch mnlz'ntlo, 1
32-4 tire. rim and tube, 7 34x4 tires,
tuln s: and rims. 1 :35 h. p. auto cnulne.
> .\-1 shows. t". XV. Fay, l‘linno 956.
Fill: S.\l.l-.‘—~l’nrlor, dining room,i
in viroom mid kitchen furniture, alsol
linvtcry tables. lot or oil paintings.
pgmunzs and miscellaneous articles.
3 Eclipse nvcnuc, Norwnlk.
l”! 'i’. SALE—Brand new bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down,
mnk, enameled bath tub and lavatory l
\vith nil nickel-plated fittings; special
lug lurcnin, white celluloid water
_t«iosct seats, $5. Seidenburg Co.) 254
\Vcst 34th street, between 7th and 8th
Avenues, New York City.
WANTED Tb BUY
GET A SQUARE. DEAL
We will buy your household goods,
rags. papers junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
. 32 Van land: Street
Sheena-hand Goods Always on Sale
READERS. A’l 'l'ENTlON i
If you have seccpd hand furniture.
unit, paper. stock or metals of any
kind, sell it to Jane Bros. and you
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
East Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone 499.
ATTENTION !
It you want to dispose of any or
niture or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or small to get attention.
41 WATER ST. -— TEL. 903.
37 Fort St.
SPRING TONIGS
“’e have a very complete line
of reliable tank‘s—dust right for
building you up.
T0 XML—hm rooms, all improve-
in: mm. '53 Wife? ,
mu occur-”oz town. Inqulrontu.
‘ ' Mao «'
peanuts. sums
vcn. Conn.. giving age and selling ex- .
«Asst. (‘lvrk of the Superior Court. tor
THE ELITE SHOP -
Shampooing, Manicuring, Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving —— Hair Dressing ,
Hair Goods—Swedish‘ Face Massage;
47 Wall Street Norwalk, Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565 .
TWIN CITY VALET
Joe. C. Selleck & Thos. O. McKcndry
Ladies‘ &oGentlemen’s Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary W'ay'of Cleaning, Press-
ing, Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention —- Phone 408.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-.
MENT AGENCY
47 \VALL STREET ‘ NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks,
general houseworkcrs and waitresses.
Bring references.
, Phone 15942.
FIRE 1 FIRE l FHIE 2
Has no terrors for the man with 23.
"Sing," ”Asbestos" or “Slate" roof,
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a. talk with our representative:
THE NORKVALIi ROOFING C0.
117 “faster Street. South Norwalk.
Phones 387 and 2955.
Telephone 391
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order. -
1 West Ave. \ So. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PA‘PER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATIING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order. -
KNCRR'S ART K: NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Noru'alk
Phone 3091
Edison Mazda. General Electric
Lamps . Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-— Successors to —-
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
REACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNERM 311991;-.-” , “game. 1426 .
LEGAL NOTICES
OR I'll-JR 01-" NOTICE.
NO. 1 $355
HAZEL I’AXTON
\‘s,
HA Ii RY I‘AXTON
STATE OF CUNNECTICI’T. FAIR.-
l‘lljld) COUNTY, Sl‘l’li lilo l'i
tSUL'li’l‘, ss. Bridgeport, March it.
A. ll. 1‘333. ‘
1pm: the Complaint of the said
Hazel .l‘u..\l0n. praying. for Iva-sun.
tlnrv‘m set forth. for .a divorce um:
custody of children, now pending in
lore this t‘ourt, haying lsm'll return! at
thereto on the first 'thlcsduy of 1)L‘L‘t'ill-
loch-1922.
1t appraring to and being found by
this Court that the said defendant 1:,
absent from this Stale and gone to
parts unknown and that notice of the
Infndt'l'll‘y of the. complaint was giwn
us required by order of notice hvreto-
l‘ort- issuvd. and now the Plaintiff
asks for a further order of notice in
lill‘ promise-s.
’l‘lllililjlv‘tlllld ORDERED, that no»
llL'i‘ of the pcmlcncy of said complaint
in: given by publishing this order in the
South Norunlk Sentinel, a newspaper
printed in South Norwnlk, Conn. once
a week for two weeks, commencing on
or lit-fore the 14,611 day of March, A.
l). 1923.
By the Court.
MICHAEL J. Fl..-\.\'AGAN.
”airfield County.
vs. i
JOHN A. YADAS‘ :
STATE 01‘‘ CONNECTICI.‘T. FAIR- .
FIELD COUNTY. S C 1‘ 1-1 I: I 0 ll
COI'liT, ss. >Bridgeport. March 9.
A. D. 1923. ,
L’pon the Complaint of the said
Alice C. \‘adas, praying. for reasons
therein set forth, for a. divgrce and.
custody of children, now pending be-
fore this Court, having been returned
thereto on the first Tuesday of Decem—
ber. 1922. ’ '
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that the said defendant is
absent from. this Stateund gone ti.
parts unkown and that notice of the
pendency of the complaint Was given
as required by order of notice hen.—
tofore issued, and now ‘the Plaintil:
asks for a. further order of notice in
the pro ises. _ , '
THEE FORE ORDEREbg‘that no-
tice or the pendency of snid'compalim
be given by publishing this order in
the South Norwalk Sentinel, a. news-
paper printed lnSouth Norwalk.
Conn., once a. week for two Weeks,
commencing on or before the Nth
day of March, A. D. 1923. - ,
By the Court, ' ' ‘
MICHAEL J. FIANAGAN, i
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fairfield County. i
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Under Turbine Cigar Store
Phone '
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fascinated amazement of one who
look- upon I. new thing in life. Janet
was crouching hock upon the couch.
shrinking away from me as far as
possible, her fingers tearing to pieces
some shred of antimacassar. Sud-
denly she sprang like a cat between
her husband and me. He saw his
chance and leaped for the door. The
crowd of stupefied people opened as
though by magic to let him pass. I
lowered my pistol and shouted a
warning at the top of my voice. .
mam nuns: TODAY
Vendetta. begins between
maiIgAEL SAYERS. noted criminal.
81R NORMAN GREYES. once of
Scotland Yard. when Sayers” bonu-
tiful hourcmoid.
ANE’I‘. saves him from Sir Norma
by shooting dead the officer sent
to was: him. Jones becomes
Sayer-t wire and accomplice. In
the Leed- bsnk rcbbe , Michael
(known to Gaye: u tandem")
lifelrmnpu In his to line the
country. '
Sayers lots with number well—
mlnul. Paul 190x111? to ruin
known c
the political lender. e bu-
tarde. Gout sends for anet to
assist them. Sir Norman is hired by
the government to protect Lumrde.
Janet call- on Lulu-dc at night with
a letter ”kl him to communicate
with n frlen who bu in: ortant
information. Lutardo prom sea to
follow Janet. then finds that the let-
ter brought by he:- has disoppcmd.
NOW 00 ON “'1'!!! STORY
Szr Norman Continues
Monsieur L c searched ms
table. I watched him grimly.
"You will not find it." I told him.
”I saw her pick it up as she passed.”
"Who: shall we do?" he asked.
"Keep her waiting for a few min-
utes and then go to the address she
gave you. but nowhere else." I do-
"I am going to telephone to
Ennlson. and I shall be there before
you. If We see this thing through.
we may find out who is at the bot-
tomofit. Iwmaeethstmmnno
risk."
The two drove oi! together after a
brief delay. Ennlson. to whom I had
telephoned, picked me up in his car.
We made one more brief call. and
reached the hotel as the'taxicab con-
taining Monsiur Lutarde and his
companion was turning into the
other end of the long street. Ma-
dame. from behind the glass win-
dows of her bureau. eyed us a little
suspiciously as we entered. I en-
gaged her in confidential converse.-
tion. however. respecting a mite.
and she did not even notice the three
or four men who had followed us at
intervals into the hotel and who also
appeared in various directions. Pren-
ently I heard the taxicab stop. I
made an excuse, and we hurried into
the nails a manger. Janet. followed
by Monsieur Luurds. who. although
he had taken oi! his hat. held it in
front of his moo. crowed the floor
swiftly toward the lift. Madame held
out her key, which Janet unearned
with a little nod. They poured into
the lift. and we heard it ascend, I
returned to the human. I allowed
myself to show much interest.
"But lureLv. madame.” I whis-
pered. “that was Monsieur Lntnrde.
the great statesman. who entered
with the lady!”
Madame smiled at us knowingly.
“Instruct it is be." she admitted.
"Madame in the wife of in old
client. on American gentleman who
“AWFIMW
Her glanc- “eloquent.
"What can one do?” she mur-
mwrsmmmm
manual-«Mm. Ransom
lent temper. Ah! The merciful
‘henvensr "i It is Monsieur tinsel:
whommflNowthmnnW.
arrivedlndedl"
. Intothc'hotehmughucoat-tan-
flying «behind 13113.13qu a .mu
whomuxflrstrdldnotrcoognla. 1
zone]! but! «named .huck out of
nighggudlwatchedthem The
nemaactedhu‘ynrtm
,“My‘hw. manna." he shouted,
banginghlsnstwulnstthecounter.
momma-sensor
msomwammum‘s
«mausoleu-
«otyou. Ithmrssincemy‘wlfe
There was the sound of a. shot be-
low. and the trampling of many feet.
A gray-haired, well—dressed man
with a red ribbon in his buttonhole.
whom I afterward discovered to be
the editor of a. leading Journal,
pushed his way through.
gates and pressed the bell furiously.
Madame leaned over the counter.
"But what ails monsleur?" she do-
mandod.
"What all: me?” he replied at the
top of his voice. Ipeakins now in
broken French. now in English with "Monsieur." ’he said to me. "is
an American m“ “I tell you there any answer to this riddle?"
that not three minutes ago I saw my "You W find it below." I an-
wife enter this hotel with a. man-
us. who saw me oil. a she thought.
at the Gare du Nord not an hour
ago! A curse upon your lift. my
dune! This is a. plot!"
He turned and ran for the stairs.
followed by a little crowd among
whom I easily escaped detection. We
reached the second floor. The man.
who now. to my amazement. I real-
ized must be Stanfield, was hanging
at the panels of a. closed door. and
shouting.
“It is locked!" he cried. "I knew
it! Looked! Open. Suzanne! You
gain nothing by this. I come if I
blow the hotel about your enrol”
The door opened. A few of. us
swered shortly. ”There has been a
plot to compromise the personal
honor of Monsieur Luau-do here.
which you tune seen frustrated. The
injured husband is an English criml~
nal. Bis wife"—I hesitated—“ls his
accomplice. Monsieur Lutarde has
never seen either of them before in
his life.“
Ennison entered. accompanied by
Monsieur Lularde's private secretary
and a. personage whom I recognized
as a high oificial of the French court.
There was a great deal of rapid con-
versation between the four. a min-
gled outpouring of congratulations
and wonder. Then we all moved to-
ward the door. I touched £12an
on the arm.
"What about Stanfield? I in-
qulred eagerly.
“Escaped tor the moment,” was
the reluctant admission. “He got
through the back premises of the
hotel. somehow.”
They were filing out of. the room.
Iwnsthelast. Jnnetrosetoher
feet. She stood there looking at me.
"What happens to me?” she asked.
‘There is no charge against you
that. I am aware of." I replied.
“We needed money,", she declared
hardly. “He had spent everything.
dIhedonlywhatIearnedasa'
er. The people who stood ,:
behind this strait were generous. It 1
would all have been so easy and so -
safe if you had not interfered. I be-
glntothlnkthatyoummyevfl -
genius. Norman Greyos.”
"If you need money to get you
back to England." I said. “you can
apply to the British consul. I will
arrange ii: for you." ~
0 O O Q
’ QUARTER of an hour later we
sat among the most oosmopoll— . _
tan crowd in the world outside z‘
the Cafe de in Pain. sipping our u '
ENNISON. sour THE 130038 or ”‘33::8‘feiywa‘sfilhc‘gsfif mew 3:,
IRE HOTEL” ' work.” Ennlson declared moughzrnl-
1!.
at his case. stood there with folded :30 (insult gges,“ I magi-Iced-
arm “ e1- oug . a man so
"Momma-1r. andwhatm many enemies can never be alto-
you doing in myselon?” Stanfield gather tree m danger."
am“ “M3“ “We have gone tonight farther
“I am here at your wife's bidding than you think.” my companion as-
torecelvenmessagewhich-heu- sored ms. “The agents at the
sure! no that her husband has French police who were with an ex-
brousht tom Imam." lent-No to booted morass-ions tram the hotel
plled. proprietor and his wife. among
“It in a lie!" Stanfield should. '.‘I Others, which 11119nt some very
am her husband, and I‘lrnow nothing well-known P60919- From thil 8V0- ,
' ningMonsieurLutardaiétx-eetrom -.
the danger of any “tempt upon ‘
either hi: life or his honor."
._ “In that case.” I agreed. 'our 1
work nu indeed been well done.” _
Many months afterward I. curious- ’
ly insignificant We of those not: ‘
few minutes was brought fordbly to _
rnymlnd’Neurusuverymg
and elderly man. with a red ribbon "
in his buttonhole. raised his hat to
mm as he passed us. My com-
werc almost pushed in. Janet. with
her face buried in her hands. turned
away. Monsieur Luanda. not wholly
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did you come back?" ’.
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amongst the curious crowd in the
background. A thin. dark man with
new, obviously a journalist.
was on the point of stealing away.
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to his lilting. The waiter. seeing him
approach. bowed low and hurried
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