TL'ESDAY, MARCH 2'0, 1923.
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wor . These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call N orwalk 92 or 93. ’ i
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- 81 Washington Street
:30. Norwalk. Conn.
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Wm. F. Hoyt a Son
42-52 So. Main St. Phone 435
Real Estate -- Insurance
WILLIAM w. DAWSON, Jr.
f ARCHITECT
l “Mn 5:. Telephone ease
., VOTH NORWALK, CONN.
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'W PATENTS
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
‘(lllHl‘ER M. W. DAVIS
l'i()ilNEYS AT LAW
;. Examiners U. S. Pat. Ofllce
“1 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT
'. for Booklet on Patents.
l'\ . INTS -—- TRAI)E-3[ARKS
. ll. LEWIS MATTERN
l l’.\'l‘l-;N’I‘ ATTORNEY.
ii -. l) lililu. Bridgeport
l'lmnc Barnum 598
liillglon Offlccu—Ouray Bldg.
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AUTOMOBILES
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
lSRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING C0.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Sta,
BMDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 6686-2
Second-Hand Parts and TI". to
Fit Any Make of Car.
'Il‘. VOLK ELECTRICAL
ILEPAIR STATION
, lizliilillg in Repairs to
ding. Lighting and Ignition
Systems
| lviIl'llD BATTERY
1 l , .1 Lite Buttery by Owner
‘ lccords .
. luv: -. ( lnlrging and Repairing
.‘, v; Washington St. Tel. 2800
‘1‘ nth Norwalk, Conn.
. in. Poll BATTERIES
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NOE LK AUTO WRECKING
COMPANY
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s'r. EAST'Nomvame
liwiglit —-- All Kinds of
.‘n I‘arts for Sale.
filillfi l‘.
l2.VING K. POLLEY
BARGAINS
ALERT
HOME-SEEKERS
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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.
Congo Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
PHONE 830
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Two family house, desirable sec-
tion, lst District . . . . . . .
3110 family house. lst District. just
built. 6 rooms, all improvements,
very desirable . ....... $6,200.
Easy terms.
3110 family house. 2nd District, 5
rooms . . . . . . . . ..... . $35,500
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.1. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance
4 SC. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
FOR SAL
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“'0 have a number of building
lots we are offering to you in a
section that is building up very
rapidly.
J. M. LAYTON & 00., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 36
FOR SA LE
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 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate -— Insurance
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Concrctclng
a Specialty
8 France St. Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 618-1-" Norwnlk
DRUGGISTS
F. H. BAXTER
6 SOUTH MAIN‘ STREET.
DRUGGIST
Agent for Page & Shaw. Park a
Tilford, Green Seal, and Russell‘s
Candies. .
DON'T COUGH ANY MORE
\VILD CHERRY COUGII SYRUP
A 25c Bottle Will Fortily You.
ILAMEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 Na. Main 3t. 80. Norwaik, Ct.
$3.500 ;
TRUCKING R '
(WWI. EAL ESTATE HELP WANTED . MISCELLANEOUS
NAGY tartan. BLUE TAXI COMPANY
- JON’ES s. 1 . . ‘ .- ‘
mat uni long distance trucking of FOR SALE * wAggr‘EDOPERATORS Closed Car Seruce—Day or Night
r 1. l i mo moving. Special van . First class man only Must be able Long Trips a Specialty ‘
:2 {‘lll‘pOSC‘. Daily trips to In "cry best residential section to set up his own work. Steady cm- Phone 220‘ 50' Norwalk, Conn’.
W x t. lily. of South Nor-walk, a. ten room ployment under good working condi- HALL BROTHERS’ BABY CHICKS. i
NM. Ave Phone us house, having every modern km “0315. Apply in person or by letter White Leghorns. Rb de Island 39.1.,
r,» provcment. Large lot. sidewalks, .gigetiingt'oage. experience and salary dc- 3?”? aigd ngitfckréo st Haavy lay-
. _ . s ra 3. iii a
.\ RCHITECTS "C ““0- cOlulmon- Price $8,000. EMPLOYMENT MANAGER, Iogue. p C w
W Terms "mused. THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. 00.. ' A. B. BALL,
STAMFORID. CONN. Wallingford, Connecticut.
1{_\RR‘1’ W. MATHER WANTED—Department head. Com- THE ELITE SHOP
potent tnan or woman to handle Shampoolng, Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
ARCHITECT small department in office or local ment, Permanent Hair yeing, Perin-
manufactllring company. Good, perm-
anent position with excellent chances
to advance. Reply by letter, giving
full particulars as to past experience
and salary expected. Box C. 36.. Care
The Sentinel.
GIRLS \VANTED on clean. pleasant,
light. work. Good wages. no experi—
ence necessary. \Vebbing & Edging
Corp., 83 “'ashington SL, So. Norwalk,
Conn.
VVANTED—Part or all of a garage,
near Dr. \Vadsworth Sanitarium.
Address H. L. Peterson, II. N_, \Voods
Court. 80. Norwalk. '
\VANTED—Janitor. May.be white or
colored but. must have had experi-
ence in this line. Good job, for right
man. Apply Clover Mfg. Co.. \Vinni-
pnuk.
\VANTED—Several girls for work in
manufacturing department. Good
pay for clean, light work. Apply 'in
[person Clover Mfg. Co_. Mam street.
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\VANTEI.) TO BI'Y—-Lnrge flat bot-
tomed row boat, second hand. Phone
2046—4.
\VANTED—Young lady to take charge
of newsstand at railroad station.
C‘zlsh St‘CllI‘ily required. ,VVritc ITnion
News (30., 239 \\'ater street. New lla-
ven or apply at Railroad Station.
“ANTED—A capable woman or girl
for general housework. Small fam-
ily. in all apartment. Must be good
plain cook, no laundry work. Brown,
75 East avenuo. Norwalk. Tel. 1766.
\\'.\NTISD—Expcricnce operators on
Singer sewing machines. Apply at
once. l-‘uil‘ficld Manufacturing Co..
8 l'nion street. top floor.
\VAXTED—Large Connecticut corpor-
ation has opening in South Norwalk
for salesman of ability. Elegant sell-
ing: proposition with big earnings for
producer: “'ritc Box 1649, New Ha-
ven. (_‘onn., giving ago and selling ex-
perience ill first. letter.
\V’ANTl-JD—Young man to learn re-
portorinl ,ivork. YVrlte applicattlgn.
giving address and telephone number.
Address Box “S." Sentinel Office.
\\'.\.\'TI£I)——Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply lahbo Mole. “Forks. Day
and Raymond streets, So. Norwalk.
\VAN'J‘ED—“Wmen for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gabbc Mole Works. Day and
Raymond Streets.
FOR SALE
SALE—4km
enclosed refresh-
llll‘nl. stand. now on the Baxter
grounds. Inquire John Ferandino,
t‘arc 01‘ Jonas & Namnbnrg Corp.. 85
Spring street, So Norwalk.
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FOR S.\l.k1~T\\'cnty'-six foot power
boat, Palmer Ail/g II. 1?. Clutch. rc—
vcrse. 'lnquirc Dr. E. Barthel, Phones
1415-3307.
FUR SALE—Gas range "Clark Jew-
ell," four burners; solid oak bed
and spring; one police dog puppy,
cheap. Call 2955 after 5.30.
FOR SAI..I-J-———-I30autilul home on the
shore at Rowayton in Darien. 7
rooms and bath, sun parlor. finished
room ill attic. all improvements .
vapor vacuum steam heat. Lot 50
by 400. Nice garden and fruit. For
particulars address George G. Rich-
mond. 17 East avenue. Norwalk.
Conn., or Phone 2186-12. ‘ '
FOR SALE
Brown homestead at Cannondalc.
I.E“‘IS R. HURLBUI‘T..
NELSON S. HURLBUTT,
Executors.
49 East Ave., Norwalk. Tel. 1691.
FOR SALE—East Norwalk. best resi-
dential section, 10 room house, six
of them bedrooms. Party desiring- to
own a home can purchase. rent five
bedrooms and place will pay for itself.
“A" Care of Sentinel.
{ i . liC’I‘RIO MOTORS
i i, TU 50 H. P.
lJ'llJllIS-ALI; SIZES
“il’ulJ VS———\\'INCHES'I'ER
i'mu’ AND
it it MACHINES
'. TO 11 TON
{EM-71‘: 70 St. 80. Norwalk, Ct.
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llT‘A’TED TO BUY
\H
f‘l'..rlil’. FURNITURE
lush prices paid for old-
Hr". mahogany. cherry.
etc, also old chins, glen
meilt that is over 100
......
w A. BERNSTEIN.
vr't Ave. Phone 998
M . \ sut‘nlm DEAL
" '1 ’Hl’ your household good-o
i ll Junk and all seconds
. ~ Anything you have. Price
v ‘- it" quality of the goods.
1» ll always.
WHIP I'. MAHONEY
M’Mfl “in land! 8"“.
\\‘j”'" l hoods Always all we
,, jut ‘ Pills. A'i'I‘ENTION 1
ill. ‘1 l M- second and mrnitimv
.M. 1» r stock or etale of u“
"11"." ~ 3' 'o Jaao Bros. "1d 7°.“
' “" it “ ru'tsop Why.
Write or (Kali. '
East Norwelk. m
M 'l‘-' lepiione 499.
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l' ‘ ATTENTION! i
“Quin-'1 lamap to dispose of In; Ill!
“‘0 ’»-" iltl'lfmbold 80ml, , gt
4.4" H m V0 drder :- too we-
" “7 m “option. .
44 Milan 8T. .-. moot.
a}.
' 10815—25.
SPRING TONIOB
“’e have a. very complete line
of reliable mules—just right for
building you up.
Bovi ~, Pharmacy
JAMES PARKER. Men
, Licensed Pharmacist
02 So. Main 8t. 80. Hal-walk
FOR SALE—East Norwalk, 10 room
house, Edlie avenue, large lot. Ad—
dress “B.” Care or Sentinel Office.
. Have a. talk with our representative.
FOR SALE—Upright piano for $100. ,
FOR SALE—~Team of fine. sound
work horses. About 1,300 pounds,
7 and 8 years old. moderately priced.
Mrs. E. G. H. Schenck. Wilton. Tel 50.
FOR SALE—Chandler. 4 passenga-
Sport model. good appearance and
good condition, many extras, $500.00.
Phone .2097.
FOR SAL Parlor, dining roam,
bedroom a (1 kitchen furniture, also
TAXICABS
Under Thrlov’s Clear Stow '
Phone
3 2 0
Cantu] Drlv Night end 9”
bunch or keys ‘ln m. 0”
may“ between _. Palace theater and
are“! "Ploce. Pickle return to Ben-
factory tables. lot of oil paintings,
engravings and miscellaneous articles.
3 Eclipse avenue. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet. chine. lowodown
tank. enamel bath tub and lavatory,
big bargain, white celluloid water
closet seats. 35. Seidenburg Co., 254
West 34th street. between 7th and 8th
Avenues, New York City.
GOLD STOEKINGS
London upsetting all excited about
mine new "Wm 01 gold tissue
which make, you look exactly as it
you'd been “paddling about in a. tub
of gold paint. .- ~ .
..._..—.——-———-—-—~——--—
One’couple that shouldn. .,
oi.
with all nickel-plated fittings: speciali
anent Waving, Hair bbing, Curling
Marcel Waving - ail- Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
. Phone Norwalk 2565
TWIN CITY VALET
Joe. C. Seileck 8; Thos. o. McKendr-y
Ladies' & Gentlemen‘s‘ Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
ing, Dyeing and Repairing. ~
Called tor a d Delivered.
Prompt Attenti n - Phone 408.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying. positions for cooks,
general houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring references.
FIRE 1 FIRE I FIRE I
Has no terror for the man with a
"Slag," "Asbestos" or "Slate” root,
and also decreases his insurance rate.;
THE NORVVAIJi ROOFING co.
117 Water Street. South Nor-walk.
Phones 387 and 2955.
Telephone 391
C. H. HANKS
Cabinet Maklng, Refinishing and
\ Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made tkOrdcr.
1 West Ave. So. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES ‘
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATIb-G
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Urdu".
KNCRR'S ART &. NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 3091
.4— .
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—- SuCCessors to —-
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
. TRACTOR,
l Incorporated
Electrical Construction an Repairs
llOODNER BLOCK.» . .\ one 1496
" If yo‘ii’ha’fi’t‘ib build a
garage or a home on the
’installment plan, call
2163-12./~r
JOS
. ANGIONE,
Builder
7 FOR RENT
TU LET—3 connecting rooms for
light housekeeping. all improve.-
mcnls, 8 Henry street. Phone 2370.
T0 LET—In the Mercantile building,
So. Main SIIC‘FI. modern olfices at
low rentals. Inn, of R. Joselovsky or
Keogh & Candee.
T0 LET—Three rooms with light and.
gas, second floor; also three rooms
with light and gas. double washtub
and white enamel sink, first floor.
These rooms are located at corner of
l-Zly and Lexington avenues. Inquire
of Mrs. Naggy. 15 Lowe street.
TO LET—Five rooms, all improve-
ments, center ct town. Inquire at
Clothing Store. 68 \Vater street. So.
Norwzilk.
lS HARDING’S
‘CANDIDACY’
~ inhibit?
By UniverSal Service
\VASHINGTON, March ISL—The
immediate effect of Attorney-General
Daugherty’s statement proclaiming;
President Harding as the party's
standard bearer in 1924 has been to
sendicold shivers down the spinal
cords‘of officials in the Republican
organization here. '
This was the reaction observ‘éa to-
day among the men who will have
to do the real work of bringing about,
the nomination and election of a Re-
publiean ticket. ~ Feanwes expressed
that Daugherty’s, statementwmay do
more harm than' good. that it was.
‘Phot good policy." . '
‘ Many, it is believed. are likely " to
take offence at what'has the appear-
'ance of_ an ‘ofiort at, {arcing the .pres~
ident into the fight before the eflect
of his first. two; years tn'offlce has
been studied. . '.
ilOne official in the.R.epublica.i-l or-
ganization said, "Things-were moving
well for the president but they
have not been helped any by Daugh-
erty‘s announcement. Why cannot
Daugherty and? .. others like: him flair
Orb and give the president archance”
to carry on his 03m fight without
trying to force It on '
in advance? -
"It is had‘ipollcy to attempt to ,put'
the president-nip f3} rendminaflon‘
early- in the options fry tolhoad
everybody else. who «night-r have: a.
Phone 759-12. l
the party so long
chance; Better '1 let thinuiralons .
allow the, matter at his candidacy
~ mmmlmmmmuuliunummunuuuuu n n ..
mellow thatltlweregoingtorob
Mrs. Trumpet-tor n-Slnltb at all. it
had better be done quickly. - .
The ' of cocktails' was con-
cluded a little more quickly than
usual, and Mrs. Truncation-Smith
joinedi'lne in the bedroom. full of
whet passed with be: u genieiity.
Brighton. clone in the sitting-room
at about the hour when Madam was
sometimes pleased to dispense cock-
tails. ,A‘ spasmodic attempt at all-
lantl-y‘ having been met and re-
, «pulsed, be Baguette watch me busy
repairing a hair-ornament which my
uni-trees dealt-ate millet eve-
ning. * .- ‘ It was a. quality.‘ however. which
—>-'LWbeceii-theoldblrdf'beesked was entirely superficial. and in e
oonildentlalln general m I found her aim
chimnelflshandjealouetohdegree.
She withdreg the-key of her level-
”MABDMfiMWIIM
me.
I selected the diamond necklace.
earring: and bracelet. locked up the
conundrum-nod the’ke'y. ‘ 1!! ml:-
treee'r expression softened no she
W a herself maths gins. .
stoma”... mum. moo.
M then. and . turned
"Madam is out playing bride! with
some Meade." I told him.
“What little gem are you
sending her deficit in tenltflt?” .
“Whatever ‘sbo chosen to weer.”
Implied. » '; '*v...r.. .
“she told me that It was menial
. you who made the selection? . .- _-
use-lune” wearwbht Int
' “which;
~ 3'81.
Blur OM
hate." . .
“I Ibould be very glad it ,you
could unmade her to do so." I w
sored him. “I suggested it when
we arrived. but Madam likes to take
them out and look at them when she
isjalone."
. “It is may {air upon any ho
tel.” the manager pointed out a lit-
tle querulously. “Will you be so
kind as to tell me where she keeps
them?"
I showed him the case. although I
drawer. He frowned severely.
“The door of the bedroom is al-
Inys locked,” I reminded him. “and
you have n. nightowstchmul. Then.
too. we are on the fourth story."
said nothing at the diamonds In the ,
“It is placing temptation in poo-r
919's way," he declared. 4' I
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MINIMUM “at“ ‘ mlllllllllifillllfllllllllllllilllllllllllllllilllflllllll l .
3:3; _ ' I went into the ateward's room
g ,,__V and had my supper as usual. “1:;
" it": also paid a visit to Mr. Bioor'e .
g HE-‘mEp‘.’ room and borrowed certain tl'mui
‘ ' ~ which I proposed to use later on.
g‘ ‘MALEF’A‘ : I OB: happened to know that both he and
i E 3 . ‘ Mrs. Trumperton-Smitb were en-
. E 'BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM caged to play bridge after dinner at
:5; y _ .2. g, . , 2‘ ; . a neighboring hotel.
2 tum‘. ~13”. U! E.” “WW * ‘ I contrived to leave open the con-
; ’ - ..- I“ f ‘3' electing door between the bedroom
‘5‘ {m m m w §* and the sitting-room, and to be In the
E - »__~> ~~- ‘ » - ._- ‘~ ‘ former when they returned for their
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g Yendella be ins between MICHAEL SA I’ERS, noted 3.1%..1‘33533 21dm°333h13531253§
g criminal. and IR NORMAN GREYbS. once of Scotland starting out again. when her escort
E Yard, after Sayer-3’ beautiful housemaid JANET saves 6‘ last Save me the cue for which
§ lum rom Sir Norman b shootin dead the o/ icer 1 ”in :3“ 313" he dra led h.
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' _P - g P 0' 3' 1c 0,8 esca 93 (11' r .35 '1 weighed foul-teen stone—“I don't
fairing desperate chances.-.Janet is an a le asslslani, (eel comfortabio‘walking along the
E. but because he greatl admire: the many good qualities front with you in those diamonds.
2 lie recognizes in her. ‘ir Norman deals with her as lent-l “a" the?“ “hind-Pete‘s ‘ dean" :
E cnlly as ossible. "' V " ' ‘" ‘ ” "3“" u 3'0““ “ka 49“" she 88' =
a In the feeds bank robbery Michael (known to Greyes mu'fy*f:"wf°gafny°g'isg:; -
g as “Slan/ield") barely escapes and has to flee the coun- mam“, am, “new _ 3-
5 “KW . I hurried out. 3.4.5., 7
g {1 p10! of {Michael and another criminal. Paul Gent, (0 “Yes, madam?” . J LIL} ~
2 rlun‘ihifollllcal leader. Bhilllppe Lularde, ls frustrated up“. the” on...“ of them,» 3),, j
g by bit orman. ~ . ' - directed. extending her arms and .
g Janet’s Version ,. v I reel thing decked out. in those die- 23%;: 195:. i am going out f
— '1‘ was about tour months after I mo‘lids. “fit you b.” a large an. I relieved her of the jewels. All
had been in the service of Mrs. qualntanupce: lune t m -' .. I re- the time Mr. Bloor was watching :-*;
Trumperton-Smitb. that I decided piled demurely 11:! y ox. with e gleam in his eyes. 3 '
a to rob her. I lint went to her be- arouu‘ . cold young women 33- “I! you will give me your key. ma-
cauee, day by day. I felt the need of not." he co ed “My last. ._ dam. I Will lock them up." 1 aug-
money for those luxuries to which I am too." mphln ‘ ‘V tested.
had become occultomed. anal- my “in on in, an r' "on. that will do when I get
disastrous visit to Paris. no news W’ to ti: (it y I' back," she said. "Put them in one
whatever had come to me from my y tomorrow. in o: the drawers. Janet."
husband. A slack period had set in They Went‘ oi! together. I did ex- E
g at the dressmaking establishment ectly as I had been hidden. and alter- g
= where I had been employed. and I ward lingered in the sitting-room 4.
g was informed that my aervlcee were while 1 completed my plans. 1 had 7
g no longer necessary. I manta month Just come to a decision when there :
at a manicurist'e and I. luv weeks at was a sharp knock at the door. The '
g n photographic ltudlo. manager of the hotel—e Mr. Leon ;
g Mrs. Trumporton-Smlth “Vertical Grant-made his appearance. Hg ”
g In the Morning Post torneommnioh mind around me “up." ““1"!-
and lady’s meld. I won the post on room. ‘ ~
account of my manners and appears “I “115th that M!"- TWEN-
once. My mistree m ‘ Indy 0: ton-Smith was up here." he a
ample person and ample means. ABbe ”unmmly-
_ lived in excellent etyle and apparent- “M”- Trumperton-Smlth WEN- 0‘3
2 1y had plenty 0: money. She was I ”‘1" little um" ‘30-" 1 “’15 hm '
E widow about 45 years old.‘etill 3006-} “What “130 do 3°“ “9°“ 1°“ -
2 looking in a.‘ florid sort of way. and mistress back?! ’19 Inquired. -
g well enough educated from the mld- "3119 did not 53’- sir," I "9110‘!- f
1“ die-clues point 0! view. Men were "Tl” 13“ “m '3' "'3‘ W‘ W W! .:
a her one and, ever-mung hobby. bridse- R W" Ibout one O'clock 2
a We were staying 3; a). W. when she returned. Mr. B100: 1.
a cent Hotel at Brl‘hton when the ““3 her." ‘
idea. which I have mentioned. of rob- The manager nodded and tux-net} 7 '
bins my mistress. ill-st took definite ‘ - 2
shape in my mind. I should have "C“ 13‘7“!" “7 mm- 311‘?!
blded my time. 1 think. but for two i added-
reasons. One was that the salary 3° Wfitedn d0“ the 4001' CM ‘
Which she paid me was absurdly ““19 back 88‘3"!- -
7 email and I so no chance of saving wgwgr‘fvf “figs; “1 should imagine." he unlock-
, anything» on the other woe the A GLEAM'IN HIS EYE. in: at me attentively. “that you are
very imminent leer at being enticl- 7 3 trusted cement."
peted. Mrs. Tmmpertonfimlth was my own 'mutu- and all that, or “I '88 engaged as companion- .7
not always so discreet as she should course—take a week or two Just indy' “361d. Sir." I told him- “I be- 7'
have been in her acquaintances. when I went ib—but one has to m 11°" “1‘“ my mum has every
At the present time she was on ex-' up a bit of the rhino new and then.“ “Baden“? in 1119-"- ' .. _ *
ceeclingly friendly term with a m. “12 it in really ycnr last night." 1 He nodded- “
Sidney floor. when I put down. acid. "tell me what Jewell-y you "To tell you the truth.” be ex-
tram til! moment I first. saw him. he would liketbe mistress to weer $1: PM“. “1 1m 3 little worried about
an undoubted adventurer. He was evening. and I will put it out , 5'0“? mm’ ”W913- Thefl Vii-l 8
always dressed in the height of her.” ' . “ smell robbery last night at a hotel in
mom. .and he had acquired "What about the diamond neck- the neighborhood. and I have had an
the ehibboleth or. the emanate, lace. then?" he suggested. ’ indirect sort of warning from the
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