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g tliili' W. MATHER
A RCHITEOT
Washington Street
N orwalk, Conn.
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.1: ’ 2AM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
‘l lln St.
Telephone 3330
.‘H NORWALK, CONN.
.7llr $4,600—Cash $2,600. Lot 65x-
212. fruitcd, interest-
ing home.
For $6,000—(‘nsh $1,500. Near wa-
ter, improvements;
excellent neighbors.
For $6,500—Cash $2,000. 6 rooms,
improvements, garage
for 2 cars, 50:150.
fruit.
For $5,500—Cash $1,500. Two
houses, improve-
ments, 50x150, good
buy.
For $4,200——(.'zish $1.200. 7 rooms,
Call Up Evenirr'v—v-Phcne $3858
\l'onster and Davis
. wos'rsn
T. ul'onsurs AT LAW
MAIN .T., BRIDGEPORT
tor Booklet on Patents.
M. W. DAVIS
Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office
.\li.N'l‘h‘ —- TRADE-MARKS
Tl. LEWIS MATTERN
l'ATmT ATTORNEY
ly nldg. Bridgeport
I'llone Barnum ails
hingion Office—Ours: Bldg.
’ \UTOMOBILES
OLD CARS
“ 5.1 Your Old Cars to the
SRiilGEPORT AUTO
\l'ltECKING CO.
i310 North Avenue
lawn-ll Oak and Center Ste"
BiilDGEPORT, CONN.
P‘tlone Barnum 5586-2
‘lezur'i Hand Parts Ind Tires to
i v Any Make of Car.
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J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT lNSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phope 35
HELP WANTED
WAXTED-Young men for stock
room. Apply H. Jacob 6:. Sons. 60
Day street. 80. Norwalk.
\‘l’ANTED—Openers
light work. Jonas
Corp.. Spring street.
and cleaners.
& Naumberg
lWANTED—Deprrunent head Com-
petent man or woman to handle
small department in office 0! local
manufacturing company. Good. perm-
nnent position with excellent ‘ehances
to advance. Reply by letter. giving
full particulars as to past experience
and salary expected. 130:: C. 31-. Care
The Sentinel. '
GIRLS WANTED on clean. pleasant.
light work. Good wages, no experi-
ence necessary. Webbing & Edging
(Cr‘orpu 88 ‘Vuhington St.. 80. Norwalk,
onn.
WANTED—Part or all ,of a garage.
near Dr. \Vadswerth Sanitarium.
Address H. L. Peterson. R. N . \V’oods
Court. 80. Nor-walk. ‘ ,
\V’A‘NTED—Janitor. May be white .or
colored but must have had experi-
ence in this line. Good job for right
man. Apply Clover Mfg. C0,, \Vinni-
pauk.
\VANTED—Sevcrnl girls for work ih
manufacturing department. Good
pay for clean. light work. Apply in
. _ person. Clover Mfg. Co . Main street.
improvements, lllx- '
300. WANTED TO BUY—Large flat bot-
. . . t
bee 0m. 1““. lzofcn-‘fd row boat. second hand. Phone
ot’ newsstand at railroad station.
Cash security required. Write Union
News Co.. 239 Water street. New lia-
ven or apply at Railroad Station.
Y
WANTED—Large Connecticut corpor-
ation has opening in South Norwaik
for salesman or ability. Elegant sell-
ing prepOSItion with big earnings {or
producer. \Vrlte Box 1649. New lia-
ven. Conn.. giving age and selling ex-
perience in first letter.
\VANTED—Young man to learn re-
porterial work. \‘l’rite application.
giving address and telephone number.
Address Box "S." Scetinel Office.
WANTED—“'omcn for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day and
:nymond streets. .
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—J‘imnd new bathroom.
$60. Syphon closet. china. low-down
tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white steel medicine cnh-
inets. Seldenhurg CO., 254 \‘l’est 34th
street. between ’Eth and Sin Avenues.
New York City.
Won SALE—One enclosed refresh-
ment stand. now on the Baxter
grounds. inquire John l-‘erandino.
Care of Jonas & Naumburg Conn. 85
Spring street. So Norwalk.
FOR SALE-oTwenty-six foot power
boat, Palmer 4‘},- H. P. clutch, re-
verse. Inquire Dr. E. Barthel, Phones
1415-3307. ‘
FOR SEE
In very best residential section
of South Nonvalk, a ten room
house, having every modern im-
provement. Large lot, sidewalks,
THE VOLK ELECTRICAL'
' REPAIR STATION
:‘lltillg in Repairs ‘0
5:52.117. Lighting and Ignition
Systems
' Hl Ll) BATTERY
1m l Lill- Battery by Owner
llccords
or... (llnrging and new!!!“
-w Wnshington'St. Tel. 2300
" "h Norwalk. Conn.
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etc. Fine condition. Price $8.000.
. Terms arranged.
Wm. F. Hoyt 69” Son
2-52 50. Main St. l‘ilonc'435
Bea! Hittite —- Insurance
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 SALE—~Beautiful home on the
shore at Rowayton in Darien. 7
rooms and bath. sun parlor. finished
room in attic. nil improvements .
vapor vacuum steam heat. Lot 50
by 400. Nice garden and fruit. For
particulars nddress George G. Rich-
mond. 17 East avenue. Norwaik.
Conn.. or Phone 2186-12.
SSIFIE
2c word; 3 times, 4c word ;‘1 week, 6 times,
Call Norwaik 92 or 93.
\VANTED——Young,'lady to take charge .
m“ 1mm 0 '
MISCELLANEOUS
BLUE TAXI comma-r
Closed Car ServiCe—Day or Night
. Long Trips a Specialty
Phone 2204 So. Norwalk. Conn.
HALL. BROTHERS BABY omens.
White Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds.=
Barred and White Rocks: Heavy lay- ‘
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cata-
lone.
a s. HALL,
Wallingford. Connecticut.
THE fiLlTE SHOP
Sinmpooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm.
anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling.
Marcel Waving — Hah- Dressing '
Hair Goody-Swedish Face Massage..
47 Wall Street Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565‘
TWIN CITY VALET ,
Joe. C. Selleck a Thos..O. McKenory
Ladies' & Gentlemen'g Custer;
. Tai oring
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning. Press-
ing. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention -— Phone 408.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
liIEN'T AGENCY ‘
47 “WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks,
general houseworlwrs and waitresses.
Bring references.
Phone 759—12.
FIRE l I-‘llll-J t FIRE l
Has no terrors for the man with a
"Slag." "Asbestos" or "Slate" roof.
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a. talk with our representative.
THE NOTWVALK ROOFING co.
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'11‘44
117 Water Street. South Norwalk.
Phones 387 and 2955.
Telephone 391 ’
BANKS
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART 6: NOVELTY SHOE.
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0e no r ‘3.- ~l-“,,'1:r ume‘mfits‘m xvi-177.1511? ; '
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
' Upholsterirlg r'f."‘f‘”f‘ W91" 7'7"}
Picture Frames and Mirrors. Shades ,_.-. J .'. J. n “1;:
Made to Order. \ r A , ._.__...'., r «acre .5 -
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn. ' 'ii‘ 15.34.11 ‘9 .’
WALL PAPER SAMPLES . -.. . .- . .»., , . v“ -
'———---- ~— , 1. , .-4L¢:;;‘_:"\.-'¢’-1~-313‘ or
HEMBTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATINC. ‘ .21? wk cil i in”. .‘n n
Commercial Bldg. Nor-walk
Phone 3091 .
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors }
CHURCH and ABBOTT
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Vanda-its boring: hc‘wee‘n
MICHAEL 5A1 l-Llifi‘. noted criminal.
ul'il
NORMAN GFZRYiiS, (5an of
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ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1-190 Y
. but im-
Mil-Al.“
2163-12.
JOSEPH A. ANGIONEyi.
Builder
FOR RENT
TO LET—lilodl-rn two family ilf‘llfi',‘.
with all conveniences. on I‘Lli‘ll l‘luur
{\U'fl' (in UN 1""?! Si‘ilil‘i
JUN/'1 Tr“:
ll» miss ;;
left I
ii In} P?! C'Hi.
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Mini l:.‘.-. '3. .
in 0.
31.”. i1. -.
nill'l‘ l '.‘.
suit of
and tip
and garage for one. car. ill-l‘lil‘i‘ lit the Linn—1y l-:'
Alexander's. 93 No. Mum strut. For-fit Al
-— ~-.—— tilnt tlil- ti‘
illillt‘ll. i
f'v'w of the
Tl) LET—z". room npfll‘illl-‘lil n! 1; Day
street. part liliDl‘OVl‘lllt'nl‘i. l‘h‘ilfitill-,
allle rent. Apply to Louis .\\'l'icl;, l'.‘ optlosliv: n '
0. Block. : i (l‘,;'.illi :lu.
, >——[ tiller. til.
FUR RENT—Four rooms. xl'i-usilllt‘ \\.u!‘\d the" :
location. inlprovelnl ills. gnrdl-xL' our “kHL “.1; .
Phone days 473—3. inquire Si \\'oo.i—| room of our my... 1,, ".1 1m
“'fll'd avenue. 3 was int-k in my hl’t‘il‘til‘ni vain in:
FOR SALFr—Team of fine, sound
work horses. About 1.300 pounds.
7 and 8 years old. moderately priced.
Mrs. I". G. H. Schcnck, Vlfllton. Tel 60.
FOR. SALE—Chandler. 4 passenger
Sport model. good appearance and
ALERT.
C 0MPANY
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l llvlllifllt —- All Kind! of
l‘:lrl3 for Sale.
MOTORS
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Cawmt AUTO WREOKING
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EAST NOBWALK
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.
IRVING K. POLLEY
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BARGAINS
l ' '- 4“! if") MOTORS
l. ”in 50 IL, P.
, l-‘lll His—Alli. SIZES
‘llllltd Vs—“1NCKESI'ER
I'lT.\ll‘ AND
It‘ll; MACHINES
1'. T0 4 TON
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25M0nroe St. 80. Norwalk. 0‘-
Can'ty 66 Co.
Real Estate-end Insurance
PHONE 830
good condition. many extras. $500.00.
Phone 2097.
FOR ’SALE—Parior. dining room.
bedroom and kitchen furniture. also
factory tables, lot of oil paintings.
engravings and miscellaneous articles.
'8 Eclipse avenue. Norwalk.
NOTICE.
Will the person who stole my brief
case from the N. Y.. N. H. 8.: H. 11. R.
Co. train on Su day evening. kindly
return same. or, rticles of no value
to them. to Mrs. Ivy G. Hill. 59 Cen—
tral Avenue. Naugatuck. Conn. If
‘same is not returned within a few
days. actions will be taken to recover
it and person prosecuted.
CARD 0!“ THANKS.
I wish to express my appreciation
of the very prompt and effectively
helpful way in which the insurance
agencies of Messrs. Bearse &. Austin,
- fr—
Two family house, desirable ‘sec-
tion, Ist' District _ . ,
)ne family house, 1st District, gust
built, 6 rooms, all improvements,
very desirable .
Easy terms. \
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TAXICABS
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Phone
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AHACKW
Dne family house, 2nd District, 5
rooms . . . . . . . . . ,
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J. M. O’BRIEN
Res! Estate and insurance
Daricn: J. M. Layton & CO., 80. Nor-
walk: D. 1. Hull. So. Norwalk. at-
tended to the adjustment or the re-
cent tire loss.
ALBERT PAM, Architect.
CARD 0F THANKS.
We wish to thank our many kind
friends and neighbors. also employee
of Lockwood Mfg. company: em-
pioyes Southern New England Tele-
phone company; employee McMahon.
Cremins. Inc. for their kindness
shown us during-3:: sickness and
death of our d e and mother.
HUGH MONAHAN a FAMILY;
series we commas.
. 51 3 2 0 " Phone 077
"r'lill ln-lu-rt Night and W ‘ “gm“ S§OBWM CONN- On and after April ISt’ .the
“"" ’f m‘ is era Masons and asterers 1n
_ 3‘03 EAL pm“ m y I Nowelk .8119. a.“ ter.
CHARLES J. vim 1 and : :mur' m a 32.500. _ 7 in tho'annsdlctwn 0
“’Vl‘lzlcron and 3mm. . m ' flii ”911.com "5 J 3“ “JP-J“ U”
"(ll-(ml Building Ind
11 S cell!
'ance St. p N”
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FOR RENT—Five. nit‘l‘. lllrlzc rooms. Bloor‘s Ch...“ yd“. luck in ins'
with heat and all l““““"""“""3v 5 ronm lu‘ul Lill‘ d'auulhls :Wi'vl)‘ dis.»
minutes from station..3 lllilllllwx from W...“ (.1;
trolley line. located at :33 i‘ilwstnut o 0 0
street. Inquire at 14 Concord SL. 50.: GTI’UCS Tt‘ll'n' [11's Sfde
Norwalk. a T v.14. madly. in the firs; gtlz'lceT‘nM
I owlm; to any request from my
scion that I became-
r:‘inn refills-cry
Irll Ell 121T”:
interested in Ill.
and minor? X“.l:«‘. .
was a director of the hon”.
wrote inc 3 personal letter.
me to hymns-zit the in'or 3‘.
hotel in any way I then.
it was on lii'.‘ slrmlg'xil of 112' :lppl-lli
that I traveled down to “ .rntcm
and took up mv temporary rlsidence
at 111.; Illnrzlinmilt Wallin .1
few minutes of. my arrival the titans
ger himself Waite-d upon me, Almost
before We had shaken hands. he had
commenced to unburden himself.
“There is Just one small matter,
Sir Norman," he said. "which wor-
ries me a little. Mr. Sidney Bloer is
all the tune practically under arrest.
He has left the hotel and is staying
in lodgings on the front. but he is
watched night and day."
"There seems to has moderately
clear case against him."‘ I remarked.
"in many respects it would appear
convincing," the manager assented.
“ms antecedents are had. his at-
tentions to a woman nearly 20 years
his senior-“um dillicult to explain on
any basis except that of self-advan-
tage. He escorted her round to- the
Royal .Hotei. to play bridge. cut out
during the evening. came hack in
this betel. and was seenpy the fire-
' man, who acts-es nightvwa‘tchman‘. to
enter Mrs. Trumperton~Srnith’s suite.
TU LEW furnished rooms. suit-x
able for lig t housekcc init. illcllllLl
lag heat. all improv‘ n15. 51.00 11,;
week. ’l‘hone 2873— '
TO LET—In the ercantile building
80. Main stree modern oti‘iccs at
low rentals. Inq.f of it. Jescluvsky or
Keogh & Cnndce.
so: 'll‘dlly.
3.93111:
f in.
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TO LET—Three rooms with light and
gas, second floor; also three rooms.
with light and gas. double washlub
and white enamel sink. first floor.
These rooms are located llt corner of
Ely and Lexington avenues. Inquire
of Mrs. Naggy. 15 Lowe street.
Slut-:2.
TO LET—Five rooms, all improve-
mentspcenter of town. inquire at
Clothing Store. 58 \Vatcr street. So.
Norwalk.
WANTED TO BUY
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods,
rags. papers Junk and. all second- ‘
hand goo Anything you have. Price I
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
READERS. A1'1‘ENTiON !
I: you have second hand furniture.
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on]: “’31, stock tals ing. between one and two. and he
grind, £011 to J33; 31:0.- 3:; 3:3 escorted hcr'to her suite. His story is
m J mason why ' that he'stayed there for about are
' '°° ° ‘ minutes and had aavhisky and soda
Write or Call.
East Nerwslk. Conan
Telephone 499.
humor: 1
in the sitting-room. parted with he:
'on friendly terms and subsequently
went to his room." .
“And what is your comment upon
his story?" i asked.
37 FOR St.
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It you want to 5139039 01 any :ur- “Just this." was the earnest: reply;
aim...“ old 390‘“. call 01' "There. is no doubt whatever that
write to a. No.0rder 15 ‘00 lute the young man did return to the
«may» ' hotel alone. but whereas the night-
‘ ~54 WATMT.-.~Tm 9° watchman seem that hesaw him
.1 .f ' j , - .- enter,Mrs..Trumperton-Smith's-s_uite
. 2, l 1:. ll); 1:. r’nlllirci (first ' era 1 !‘r‘ «:1. l 1r .:
' . K - 1h ‘iih‘i' shock n \\'1Ib
Anfl' hu'i berv‘lce, Inc. I" he: :3?ch pro. 1 h???» clorul door.
' 3"~‘~'~3‘T her liners; '1: t.» the I..'1.l'€‘.
. . ,. , J __ ‘ smell in. “w ‘ l n. l. «.1 vn
l(.il.\\ rceq-tlon-rzera are equally positive as Jim-st Star-it. .
lililtrll was exactly midnight when . . .
he came ill and want upstairs."
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_ buccesflnrs to — sxfilcni find \‘;\"15. when F'iyr'l’s' lnifiur GE’sefvy‘fl' is 'intercstlng, bill- 11 She 13'4“: V57”- 10 any 91-
Norwnlit Branch “1“; mm"; ,L > Still‘l,[‘.)' see what, it 1016'.) to. Per- clamsiion. it was ., .N ‘ ller
STABIFORD ELECTRICAL CON- JANET. vayrs 3.1m ‘t'rnfm Si: Normal: tin-9311 hudl'tltl‘dg tilt‘ ‘0 ML J0hn~ of": were fixud “1.0.; my 39 m a
TitA TOR. lly Minn! .1: (in... em it‘lt‘r'l' sun son or a l e m .' stare of «marvnem
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Incorporated ' "Fig.1 3;.‘3.1.E.,.u;’..jm.: Th: chief constable himself paid Jane: came slowly over toward
Electrical Construction and Repairs cud uis, fiilx‘ll'lt' ...~ . sar- "‘9 “91‘0“” 0‘ a “3"“ mmpanm“ me ‘
; ~ in: crane-.3. by Johnson, who was an exceedingly
« painstnkzn: and capable oilicer,
__ \many .. -, _. o J
0 .i in he!) mv that none 0. the jewelry .. . r . _' . ,
If you want to bilild a uhn‘ls‘ ii :llently l‘ris her-n rcctlvcrcd'w Y asked. “wig: .1}. ~ - .. 1 r _: . x” do‘
- ~ . ,_ ,g .. "Nonn of the jl-oclry in question. ‘ I . ‘ .I “.2 h . _-.,,
garage 01' a hon‘e on (110 z; A ‘0 " “r ‘ {of 1:; .ZUIJ‘IK‘: i fizlr." Johnson admitted. ”Mr. s“‘\:é;;fu?l i J l ‘ H" M” m-
- out llotui ll! llluor has two very handsome pins .“ . w", _
IHStallment plan, call 1 "f. in his ‘on. but he was ell-vet 90:31“...
yiiiu") Harris. .51);
Mrs. Trurhperton-Smith and here. '
-NEITHER of us spoke. for several
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Thls duhgcnce of evidence. 1 moments. 1;” mpg “We Famed.
but I
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v-rl. wu:cl:1n;: r. ~
will tell Hi" ‘
lhinr: to ti‘) “1:11 Lilia.
Sullzh’s dllrl’h‘r"
“i had not." Sht’ re; ir-ti enful er-
lngh’.
“You were not mun an accom-
Nice?"
“Ono (lllv’S'E-i‘“ you rr 'l‘. . to
931:. and o - i to .l:.-.\.-:’."' 5.1: said.
"1 illin“ flunk-ml."
1 “‘Jr'l thou ‘rful f. r a moment. I
was thullar " d :nce
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.1: the lll'tl‘l . 'i‘. had
.L<k€‘d hzzn 'sii ~1n~r t".- . on
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1 SLIPPED our. DESCENDEU have been lml: - «y; .. w_-:l-...n. [me E:
A Flt-JV Oi“ THE STAINS WHICH reply “'15 ii. . 132:) (I "."i’l‘IIS E
\S'l‘IIZi‘J EXACTLY OPPOSITE hi): before me: “i =..ou2u this; it very E:
bthit. unlikely." =3
“Very well." 1 salt], “I will W'live
my second uuc=tfezn in- add 1 Will
make an ilDDLh. to you. i am here
to try and dlSCOK‘E‘Z‘ the person who
robbed and mu: ‘1 your 134:8 mis-
tress. Can you his me.
"if i could. wily should 1?" she
demanded. "Vie are :n Cpposite
camps."
“There will certainly be a reward
for the recovery of int- 33‘."
"I should very n‘i'J-“l l::.—;
it." she admitted.
who stole them."
“Have you any idea." I asked her.
"why Mrs. Trhmperton-Szmth left
the hotel for her Linda's-party that
night without any jewelry at all?"
She considered to: a moment.
, "Mr. Bioet‘ suggested that she
should take off, her diamonds and
leave them at home}? she answered.
“And did shot";
“Yes!" .
’ “You know that Mr. Bloc: came ‘
hack to the suite?"
"1 have been told so."
“And you know that the evidence
is very manic-ting as 'to what time
he paid his visit?" ,
"Yes.—I know that. “Thy shouidn't
he have paid :u‘o'."
"It is an nice." I admitted. “Do
you think that Sidney Bloor is the
man we want?" .
“Why should you imagine that I
would help you if I could?" she.
asked coldly.
“morn the little I have heard a!
lit. Sidney bioer,» I should. have
bolted upon him as a alsoémpoop,‘
very respectable fellow, is prepared
to swear that he saw Sidney illoor
re-enter the suite, even though his
idea of the time seems to be out. As-
suming that the theft took place
then. though. the motive tor the
murder becomes obscure."
“And Mr. Bloor's own story?”
"He came a terrible crapper. sir."
Johnson declared. a. little trium-
phantly. ’ “lie at first stated that he
only left the bridgetable when he
cut out. to get some fresh‘air—that
he leaned over the Wall of the prome-
nade. looking at the sea, the whole
of the time. Afterward he admitted
that he had .visited the hotel and
gone. up for. a moment to Mrs.
frrumperton-Smith‘s suite. where he
thought he had dropped his—cigar:
case." _ "
“The inquest,” I remarked. "has
been adjourned." . ‘ ,
"Till Thursday week. Sir Non
men," the chief constahle told me.
“The evidence given at the inquest -
is at your disposal at any time."
“I have already .. studied it—
thanks." I said. "I should like. it
possible. to have a few words with
the night-porter and With the de-
ceased’s maid." -
The former. whose name was John
O'Hara. proved to be a very respect-
able. stolld and obstinate man. Noth~
ing'couid shake his conviction that
he had seen Sidney Bloor enter Mrs.
Trumperten-Smith's suite at about
halt-put ten and emerge trons it five
minutes later. He admitt‘ , edthsttile;
Mud. but he‘
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to earn
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