.gmv, roman 25, 19s:
A l Advertising Rates:
l ltl TCKING
8c word. These advertise
Additional class
'. Tel. (‘anal 640-647
New York'City
B. WICKWIRB 00.
:‘lgc Warehouse
\nns -— Daily Service
w New York.
H \G 1 DEC/3.
. m: distance trucking of
m. ii‘flVillpt. Special van
4mg“. Daily trips to
Phone I"
ll(‘lllTECTS
. ilY \V. MATHER
ARCHITECT T
Washington Street
Norwalk, Conn.
i .I'
J.
-’ 5 Railroad Avenue
.‘.M W. DAWSON, Jr.
A R C HIT ECT
llll St. Telephone 333.
H NORWALK, CONN.
PATENTS
25 Words,
REAL ESTATE
Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word;
.ments accepted by Telephone.
lfled advertising will be found on Page TWO-
THE DAILY SENTINEL‘
SIFIED ADVERTISING
ENTINEL ‘CLAS
HELP WANTED
lidwin Iloesse. Chestnut street, South
Norwalk.
and girls for
folding hnniikrrcliici’s. light work.
\V.\.\‘Tl~:D—I.miy wishes to work half
clerical
min r
' \\'.\.\"l'l~2l)~—\\’ouirn
i
H‘are Sentinel.
days. preferably afternoons: can do
and bookkeeplni.r or
Address \\'ork,
work
employment.
PAINTER?! wanted.
A. R. Malkin &
C0,. Mechanic street. .
\VANTEi)—Salesiudy for bakery.
erenees.
31 Van
4\D-
ref-
(70..
lialcery route. must have good
Apply Norualk Baking
Zandt street.
M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE 'l‘ilA'i‘ INSURES
Phone
35
0
\\'.\N’I‘l‘ZD—Snleslady for baking.
Zandt street. East Norwslk.
Men for steady permanent piece
work jol).
pieee work after a short period.
\Vaces average between 63c and
7012 per hour.
AD-
ply Norwalk Baking Co.. 31 Van
WANTED
Beginners can make
Apply at once.
NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY
\VA.\"i‘l‘le-rliedroom, living room.
use of kitchen, two by man and
wife.
“VA NTlil l—Young man
vancemcnt
I‘. ll. llox .361, South Norwalk.
VVA N'l'l". D— ) loys
pay.
our.»
Nor“ Mk.
\V.\ N 'I‘ I‘ll l—Briitlil
are Sentinel.
in shippinfir
Good atl-
Address
Address A. Y..
.‘li fixtures.
right one.
KOOil
for
TOO!" .
in machine shop.
Also boys to pack hardx-are. Good
steady work. Neptune llill‘il-
Mtg. (70., 66 Fort street. East
youni: Illl'il for
shipping'dcpnrtment of shirt fac-
.\d\.ineeineut. llrini; ref: I‘LIH‘I‘R.
3 times, 4c word; 1 week, 6 times,
Call Norwalk 92 or 93.
' Sis.
' T‘V'lN
‘P'AGE THIRTEENi J
1
MISCELLANEOUS
Ntr'HCE
I Wish to announce that my Easter
pin :ts “tri- .‘rouu in my cool green-
llOl.<t'S m Ii lzive _llst lit‘gun to bios-
son. Th so plants will' keep fresh
10m [r th. n Ines uhich are forced.
1., Lsti-r illi-s. none better grown,
'l‘ul as. H;»'dc'iths<. Daffodils. I will
hav some at the zruit store, but. most.
at ;reenlili:s~. I‘I'l.iili)t‘th and Water
Frou (it fiver}. A. C. Cuneo.
._.. w “——
Se“ r, \ValI‘r “‘m'k. Masonry, Con-
e etc “ llks. Road “'ork, Grad-
ing s-Id Rock Excavation.
SALIATOR CHARIOTT
iii-2N: | r. coxrnacmn
‘i' phone 1104-4
43 ('liestnul NI. Not-walk, Conn.
HALL BRl lERS“ BABY CHICKS.
\Vhit») Legl s, liliodo island Reds.
t liair Dyeing, Perm-
inl' Bobbing. Curling
_. Hair Dressing
Hair Goods— dish Pace Massage.
47 “'ull stree .‘Iorwnlk. Conn.
I’hon orwalk 2565
TY VALET
Thos. O. McKendry
thllll‘ll's Custom
iorinr,
The Sanitary ' of Cleaning, Press-
inz. D)“ and Repairing.
lulled i nd Delivered.
Prompt Ali on —- Phone 408.
THE CONN ‘lCi'l‘ EMPLOY-
Mii. AGENCY
ment, l’eruia
anent Wavin.
Marvel “'8
.103. C. Seileck
Ladies’ 6‘;
Barrvd and \ lie llocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. hicks postpaid. Cata~
logue. .
B. HALL,
Wallin rd, i‘onnecticut.
i‘lIl ': \l.
’l‘rucl; retinl in in Boston about'
April 1. Sin l rut. for return load.
S. l.. ‘.\i.l \lADGlJ.
' Tm Lm-E' SHOP
Shampooinr, nicuung. Seiilp Trest-
1,
._.. tors” ~ ii 51‘ r NORWALK
’, . . - . ‘ ‘liestnut ‘7 “A ‘ ‘
I .‘TENTS APP]: ltd-”Y 5m" (0.. ll L “as gnml pay posi‘lons for cooks.
. 5”” , general house U‘l'S .‘inll waitresses.
«‘05le and Dans —\\'.\N'l‘i'2l)-—(Iprrzitors on children's; Deli «(4-i- m‘vs,
”STE“ 'IM’LXQVDAVIS dream-s. iii. to work. 91 Conn. AH?" H ‘53 1-!-
iiliiNl'lYS A ' Go \'orv"ill~' \i llasile. . . . . -
- . - " - ‘ ' [IRIul Hui I‘Illlul
' ‘ U. S. 1"“. Office “"53 N‘VHVE I as to t rr for tie m- n witl
"\ ”Hm. rs ‘ ORT (‘nsli al.200—llousc. 7 rooms. with us {fl .. l..\;bp .. 1 um dz .. I f‘
”’“N ST" BR'DGEP iunrtncment! large lot. l‘ria“ \\’.\N'l‘lili—“finniiu to take charge ”1m. ‘ ‘ . f‘r ‘ a e '00 .
{or llooklet on Patents. $3200 ' oi" our examining Ill lh'll‘llllill‘. “’(m' and “'9” mm” M“ insurance ”99'
-'—"‘ ' ' . . u . «is “in! opiuirtlini')‘. “Title or iilll‘ll' ”‘"“ “ {Mk our T"Dr"SPnlMlVe.
0“" “2""’0-"("""' 0 "mm” ' u" u-m- 4;. m. r sum Co. ::;. min-.r 52.. Tm; :som ’ ROOFING CO.
VIN —- 'l ILAIIIL-MAIKKS gnrflgv, good lot with fruit. l'rii‘t' \‘i‘ll'lyfnl'ti Conn. ' 117 \\'nier 3" you”, Norwnlk.‘
$0.500. ‘ ‘ ' ' Phone and 2955. :
ul‘l‘VlS 1‘1;\[ IERN (‘thll 32,500—Ni'wlsh house. 0 Mills. “-V‘x-i-igiyfiA r« t‘ineil young lady to l h 39‘ l
i'\i'l2_\'l' (\‘I'TU'L‘LY iuiprnu-rnrnh, Int hsviiil. l’l‘ll‘i‘ n. as l‘lerfMlllulll for 2 children. ;\Ll~ Tc CF 0'13
v l'lili: nrldsevort ammo- ‘1'“ F“ ' "“p SWHM‘ c b- g M glIKs” d ‘
. . . . _ ‘ _ met a c.'ni I
|'lmui- “Hum!“ ”“3 fa". 3'50"._\”" trnllc). ”:14 "LE?“ \\'.\.‘~.'l'illi‘ \t'mu. 1 rr liKht factory a u‘.m,.”l".. on ‘n l
humiun Hi‘rii-i~._..(liirny “MK. inu'hmnl. all ilnpruuuu it .~. V .n-k. ”my; steady peszilvm. Picture Frame nd Mirrors. Shades.
86.000. - i Am“. (;‘I],i..\ vorks. buy and Mada Or I
_ . .- .- ——-~ - amino—No i‘mnily house. "|- L. ., . ftp. ~ i
\i'i‘miomLEs “‘.‘.!.'.............. mm .....-. rrm- ‘ “ "‘"' ‘ . 1 we“ £35.." ’1' °°m‘-I
I ~ -.__ » -_ ‘6 on". .i'l'liNl ‘Hli.\l'li Hit \viintml in office W R t
, ('ihli 32.7.00—1‘uu I’nnlill’ llllllw'. nll nr :v i.:.iuu":-iturinx l'f)'],m\r“,'. li‘rflp! ill-Illii'l‘l 'l'lill‘ K .i'i‘ LI-TA'i‘lNG
Illllll'"\""“l"‘ l'l‘llIF‘ 370 it lllUlllll- 11"“ l3 :1 ”N"! "l""”"”""3 {m ‘I m“) .\.‘l Styles. ttons Covered
i 'LD CA 5" -0" ' ,iu‘u'lv stv lim'luplu r. Apply, l-j' lv itwr. ‘ «it-r
i... .0 - . .-.-.-.v~.. ,; ""~ -. “\ . ~ 3...
. th ——- "?“"”‘” ““3 .' “i ". “ j“ iffl‘” “‘ ixrxomn. Anli :\OV um SHOP.
Your Old Cars to 0 For Information 2358 ,.-,,._ ,1 u. i...\ \\. Hr. ..n n. . Wm” rm, i Mmfllk
. ' _ ~ - ' .i 9 '
~i,(;P;[)()l"r AUTO Even} 3 \\'.\.\"l'l'2l i» To r. ni, l'llllSi‘ if t. In ‘3 __ _____ H 1 .
_ 7‘ ‘ , r.” us. or iv'lrt “f 3 {KW-“V “MS“ Ellison Mazda General Electric
' it“s(JKING C0. l‘i"| l';'l‘\'r£ (hm-.1 Inn'iirm. .\'ni'\‘:lll: (vi‘ ‘. .\'"'- Lillllll‘: 31‘4””.
. us i '- ‘ ' ‘ .‘ .-‘. ; ll i. r iiizv'. ”41*“3'10” ' ' ' ‘ ....
10 North Avon “rpm". Hulls .._ _> s. n N l I“ with} ABBOII
(hit and Center Sta. i p i a" ‘00 ('nsll H.850. “""“"‘- ”m“ ' “"""“ ”H“. " U -. "‘ b“ "'3 ‘0 _ .
i . ri-i- .n.‘ - ~ ' ._ ————— 4.-.-.. __- . ‘\'rtr\ Branch '
. r — It ml. . ~ I mi; ‘ "
DGEPORT, DON - House or flu rooms on lorivfl‘l‘m- \\ ,\.\ l Li) \4 . i _, ‘ ”I“, l I‘ \. ' 'M‘H’} STAMFORD "l‘RlCAL (.033
v e Barnum 5 2 Illi'i‘irii‘ ”fill". IN ll" “1‘ -- f.lt»xlll')’, (llvtilllll3.lli\ 0 turn. it I, - 'l‘ .0“.
il l". to .‘hflll‘ ()llt' INT“. “3““. April} (Liivlin .\liwu \\l)i'i\§.-J .15 Ink att‘d
"‘" Par" ' d 2:. Price “.000. (-3in 5'1"“ anti lumimna snails. s... .\'~l‘\‘--”'"- ini-(iriwl (mu ' i r '
""Y M"“ C ' "nu“. of siv mums. ll” llnpi'inc- _ A-.. l't;()i);.'id" Lil( Ion (mil)h «man‘s .
mum. Int ammo, “illiin 300 not FOR SALE ‘ " ““ ‘ _ one “ch
. “Hwy"— ..r lrulll')‘- . . .7 - ‘ V
'3' AUTO WRECKING 3 Price $1.000. Cl‘" 3"_‘,')0' l-‘Hi: S.\I.l‘;~» l"uiu~-il mil. dininL: room P0 NT
COMPANY stucco ]l()"§(‘ nf six erIIII:-.nl‘l(l)f‘:“" Mm,” liquli-s, .lx‘ilfll inwl. l\:”.:?.k ,l.” l:!2.\'l‘~l‘ri May 13!. ”33'!
irii-ity and “nil‘rt. Lot Hot 0 . ' .i- sit and i‘ilrrtllil'f 4 tnllgtil‘ outing; ”ms“ No. 5. .\ avenue, niicht‘
.. “A_ hit" Inllt‘ to (‘I'll i‘r. _ almost nl \x. “4. 1| (‘ "‘- " . ‘.U,L;,1,.r 5.1mm. ”I of \ii" . »
. x ‘i Price sLmM- 0““ 32.000. l-‘. imam. an'w m'llllw "-"‘”“”- c. 'l \n‘ llnr « i' l‘ as!" L.
i. lIAsvl‘ N()R\‘AL Ill-ilk" 0‘ s" roan“. all Imprint" -.- ." _ , . ill. I. . '.. . ii» .1. uni—.34. l
“4“ -- All Kinds Of "mugs; I”: 40x100. Adlai-on! to rnll— pill: S.\l.l:#vli;i)vi:inn«l [boil-2122:; has: ,1,” l.l2’l‘-:-4 r00 ll llllprln'vnienia}
- - . - '« i. ‘ ‘ i .", a , . .
l"Irts for Sale. root! ill-Hon- . Auuhum n. “ v , rlf)‘)i"’i‘ lrestrict» ll hm‘ " “mm" t’ hm“ .\orw:ilk.
I 5 Print $4.00". .‘lflrlfluzfl Ill" impron 111' hrs. rm". " \ ” " ‘ . ——-—--— — ~—-——- — __
._....r-~»- 1.] '1‘“ Ilnllht‘ "f SIX rmung and sfi'fiyiu 42ml} $3.3”“J Allilr‘-‘“ 1" 1'. l‘ill: ll‘CNT "N ll" (u ntn r. ll\l‘
\‘()TOI{S {gilt} .l1i‘l'll‘ii‘ lights nml “-nti-r. l 5'\| 1‘ \iv “ lTui'y l: u... iiu-l “mm“ “” 11"“ . “H 1””‘1‘ "” ”lb
. , l"" '_ l, . .d . - ‘ “‘ ‘~ ' ”an. iiii'liir‘ “ii iii“ ll‘"l l' l
_________————-—— 'n‘ fill‘l'“). ‘ ‘ _ . l' l 4 (nu. ’.l"'i"~' '0' l - «t . .i ll
i - . ‘_,500. pioxoiuvuis, -.iIIl. . i- -- e '3 six ml. 1: w. :it i ‘ 'l .t .
”G K. POLLEY 0. III-“‘0 3"000' ( $820 :OUms. oiloxi'v“. slim! -. W llfl‘fll lm‘H‘l‘m' “"5 - ___n-‘ I (”h g H L.
‘ 'l‘wn tam”, “on“. fat 'iihln'i ' place “ill [my 8 p. r unt. on $1“"'“"- ’l‘H l.i‘2‘l' l~‘r:uli l lst house 01"
> M ‘ .. . _-I . . pa a .. . .. “ v I
. mmc ‘mprmngilnfllrms House of .\'o up His. Also - “"FL 1“.”"3' 1"“. 3' " “ ""0““ 1‘” “10'1"“ im-l
' \RCAINS 7' I’m-0“") ’Ilrl-flo'lll Home and 1.3.... um. l‘ur iwll‘fll‘W‘"S “'3‘ 1mm mews. ll") lili'm. fii'llly tol
.l. . 50"." rooms In H I i- 206 m...” .\_ ];_ (a, (jJTl' Sentinel. I 1p; :1... Aldlll :49. :;l.':-‘_‘. ’
' . iiml MOTORS improvement... rm mm - 0 i .l
I” 50 II. I‘. 8 Price 33,500. cash SLflOH- W’ll SALE-An oak flat top (li sly. _. i
" I. “,1, SIZES House of 3" rooms. \llthin "3 x drum-rs. ‘.\altlrvss .l.. ( are Senti- 'lll LIAM: co g rooms for
, {’1‘1‘rflflsflrn mile~ of center. Electric tights and "0‘ 1mm muscle}, all Improve-
. ‘.. . » ' - . .. . ~ ~ . ~ . l
_ . t 53""... a hunt... R li'nry i, .80. l\()r\\.ilk..
' I “I. AND "fungi; $3.500. Terms arramrfd- will SALE—Brand new liathm‘ml' l'liolin: :37". '
, ' . ‘1. I'OOIIIS at . p . 5y )hon closet, l‘lllnfl “NV-"Own - *——* ‘ *—~-‘~- ———-
3] {\CHINES 3“" liullkflllz‘my‘f lIfmpl'owrrm‘nfl- l'llflngf‘ililllilClc-d bath tub and lavatory. TU LET—in 1hr. mntilc building.
| 'ru 4 TON mwnytoll- '“m “In“. of flirt-1' with'ail nickel-plated i'ittincs; special So. Main Sil‘et dern OfflCt'S at
Additimfll ' K low rentals. ind. . Josclovsky or
St. So. Norwalk. 0‘-
-.. .___————_—-
mu SALE
sioo
i-i-ltl'.... ...
'.-. iii-:0 “00
Hui 3350
'II-, ...... 3:55:
lung. “122......3
m Im2: H.075.
’ siw
'uirmu. . . . . .
‘ 7 mm. tourism .. $250
‘ . li'elt Brothers
l A STAR DEALERS
\\.'i‘iiin|:u)n Street
I In ilk —- Phone 3075
.-, ...__——————-_———
- ‘ -_.—w."
l‘.\XlCABS
~__________._.——-
3W
1 lrl A's Clglf SIOI“
Phone
. o) 2
roonu. About one acre of land.
Wm. F. Ho)’t 55 Son
' ieulars Apply to '
42-52122: Hart'n‘b't. Phone 43.)
Real Eusto —- Insurance
big bargain, white stccl medicine cab-
Sciilenlnirg Co.. 1254 “'est 34th
George Mitchell. l’lione
. " - -' 0 down.
“1' '. priic SWAG”. 31-0” ‘
"0 y 1361 morn-
OWN YOUR HOME 2
We have a number of desira-
ble homes for sale 'at attractive
Come in and talk it
rices.
:vcro—or Phone 830~and a
representative will call.
___._——-‘
Canty. 59" CO'
3...; mt. snd W“
F( ll't
Avenue.
nil
:Nhlte \V’yanviottes and goes.-
hatching.
Main street.
SAL E—New house.
bath,ali improvements. lot
and
““100. Easy terms. Inq. 29 Plymouth
Norwal k.
FUR SALE—1 pen of Black .‘iinorcas,
f pill" is lOOStels 9157...)
cl” klnds 0 v . i:
( lC I for breeding and aying.
I l k l
“’cston Live Poultry, 33
Phone 405.
. Nor-walk.
Keogh .e Can (100.
and wlzitc enum k,
'l‘hesc rooms are d at corner of
lily and Lexingt noes. '
inc-t3. ’ 1 Sill Avenues ‘ . 1
street, pot—"2f?- .tli Hm " To Lu’r—Threc with light ind
59‘" l”“‘ l " gas. second fl 0 three rooms.
1.1,” s‘xLI-Z—S iir'i'c fruit farm, near with light and cubic washtuh
first floor.
Inquire =
er's address,
Pa.
”‘95- 0f Mrs. NamIY. l 0 street.
‘ -‘ hont house. In-
laui'. SALL'S room .. y .. ; 1 d _ '
BB . . Naroncck avenue. Mrs. in ],1,1-- 01.x .su: \ncani
STOP PAYING n! .uutr£\\']hzlip rooms. use of room, all im—
“. L I provements, at 2 street. form-
six rooms (rly High street, u 'orwtfik. Own-
B Bryn Mawr,
WANTEp BUY .
G ET A
We will buy y
rags. papers Ju
hand goods. Any
according to the
A square deal al
all second-
u have. Price
of the goods.
improvement“: M“
Inq. Francis Larrauri,
Grove street. Phone 1731.
4
. _ ‘ ,
u. iiis-i-s Nos-wall
M“
' in
«‘ S LE—Ga egg incubator, . . ‘
1 0[god Acondition, reasonable price. Pagllgl’ €3th
Inguire M. Kelly. Spring Hill avenue. a hand an "nu". sue
Norwalk. Conn. Seem [NT Oh I
1 s
oom house. all READERS. - :
It‘()R SALE—New 'ixx":fl Beach. I'Iast If ”on have 5 I: Id M‘tm‘
junk, paper no
kind. sell it to
5:; :2:
:is
l“.
1 c, ' Main strats re y.
l\l‘l' i Night and my 17 south (I Reds [1111- will see me i.
r SALE—Rhoda Islan . ‘1 C
\0‘r‘h‘1‘. 1 OR ny “rm“. also MusCOVY ducks. 37 F011, fit our k. can.
._— FOR SALE r3233: and settinx eggs. Phone - 'l‘ele 9,.
. 1311' nd 2 family houses. prices null“ “17-4. A I' i f at
.3 'i r- AB 1 ‘ .500. -—' U’N If you want 0 my:
. ”LES J. v from .',§0° to .Tfnflh com“ on‘ t F0 O D Int“. of hi ~ . n I t . an or
'w ~\. l‘lllt and [301'le "the W'is l
'i' 'l‘ ill nd Buy DOW. Mocorboat- Ownercan have wfltetofi-Alll- ' ’ ‘ ‘00 "‘9‘.
. .uli n? D" ' . FOUND-h, Id“ n. and my“); for or m“ I“ I
. u Spot “IV! sumo at": 8 "I" “no. u, WA u m ’03- i
'-"m.' l rl ll; qr m-iu Lu
"m Ii'ri'l I l
._1 “w
THE
WINDS
or DEATH;
’BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
r‘lffi-Copyilsm.‘ ma. by 1 Pumps” _ 1“
_ .r I__,_..
I~'i
"' ’3 4L
‘1 “
BEGIN HERE TODAY
Vendetta begins bstwun
MlCIalAEL SAYERS. noted criminal.
an
SIR NORMAN GREYES.
Scotland Yard, .when
benutiful housemaid.
JANET. saves him from Sir Norman
by shootln dead an officer sent
to arrest im. Janet becomes
Sayers' wife and accomplice. “'hile
Sir Norman is llvin at his coun-
try house. Greys- ) snor. he nar-
rowly escapes death in several
suspicious "accidents," and is con-
vinced that his enemy is again in
England.
The police appeal to Grsyes to
help run to earth a. criminal work-
once of
Sayers'
in; at the head of a dangerous.
rant. On his ws. to London.)
reyes’ car is sioppe and he is shot
through the shoulder. .lnnet re-i
ceivcl two hundred pounds in bank
notes from a mysterious source.
NOW GO ON ‘VITB STORY
Janet Continues ‘
At five minutes to one. however.
even this condition was amended. A
youth from tho hali-porter's oilice
put a package into my hand which
had just been left by a messenger. I
opened it. and found half a. dozen
familiar morocco cases. A portion
of the jewelry, which I had never
thought» to see ace-in. was in my
hands. It was now clear to me that
my husband had either already re-
turned or wus on the point. of doing
so. and that my help was needed.
Nevertheless three days went by
without a. sign or message from any-
body, three days during which I lived
lifter he fashion of a cat. curled up
in th and luxury. clinging to
the feel of my clothes. rsveling in
the perfumes of my bath. eating
good food and drinking wins with
slow but careful appreciation. I felt
the life revive in me. the blood flow
once more through my veins. Dur-
ing those three days nothing in this
worll would have driven me back to
my poverty. I would have commit-
ted almost any crime rather than re-
turn to it.
0 0
N the fourth day I met Norman
Greyes. I was leaving a. hair-
dresser's in Curzon Street when
be rounded the corner of Clarzes
Street. carrying a bag of golf-clubs
and evidently looking for a taxicab.
I was within I. foot or two of him
before he recognized me. I was con-
scious of a keen and peculiar thrill
of pleasure ss 1 saw something flash
into his stern. unimpresslvs use.
Enemies though we were. he was
glad to see me.
"Good morning, Sir Norman,” I
said. holding. out my hand. "Are
there no more criminals loft in the
world. thnt you taks holiday?"
He smiled. and . put his clubs
through the open window of I. taxi-
cab which bad Just drawn up by the
side of the curb.
"I am tired of hunting criminals."
he confessed. "Battles. they are
turning the tables. They arc hunt-
ing mo.”
“Indeed?" I answered. ‘That
sounds as though my husband were
coming back."
"There are rumors of it.” be ad-
mitted. "Ara you staying near
here?"
"I am living at the Albcmarls
Court." I told him. “Why not have
ms watched? If he does some back.
lunsurslsmonsofthcnrstpeo-
pie he would want to visit.” '
"It is a wonderful id..." be
mood, with a psculisr than in his
keen tray eyes. “I would rubs:-
bs-ibs you. though. to give him up."
“How much?” I uksd. "E. has
treatsd ms vsry bad: my."
"Dins with use baths.” hs snu-
gestsd. ”and vs will M. it."
"I shall be claimed." 1 ,usnbd
boldly
"At my rooms.“ be suggested.
f—Numbsr Thirteen. About eight
o’clock?" .
"Why not a ml" I asked.
more or less in.
chief.
the enemy."
"You or:. most thoughtful." I re-
the sarcasm in my
plied. “'35:; :‘il
4.
tched.
If you are seen dining alone
with me in a public place, they may
imagine that you have coma over to
and your
movements reported to the organiza-
tion of which your husband is the
tone wruh I could command.
will come to your rooms. than."
“I
5' ‘l l lmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmnmmam ' '
known during the 1:15: few months.
"That is more or less my name." I
admitted. "I received a telephone
:messoge asking me to call this after-
’ noon." _
"Quite so. quite so." he murmured
a. little vagueiy. "Now let me see."
he went on, looking among some pa.-
pers. "Your husband appears to
have been a client of the firm for
many You-I. but my memory-«3h.
her. we arc." be broke oil, drawing
a slip of paper toward him. “My in-
structions. cabled from New York.
were to hand you the sum of two
hundred pounds. You received that
amount. I believe?"
"I received it and have spent the
greater part of it." I replied.
His? expression became a little less
benign.
”Dear me!" he exclaimed. "That
sounds rather extravagant."
E nodded pleasantly. mist-d his
mp and stepped into the taxi-
He scratched his upper-dip thought-
fully.
“Your hustnnd has. I gather, been
engaged in operations in New York
cab. I watched him a moment. of a delicate nature. The world of
l: .‘231 him because he seemed the finance has always its secrecics. lie
(, a) person who had the power to appears now. however, to have
z‘u'i'le me.
He was dressed Just as I
1:2;e to see men dressed. in my
tweed. loose but well-fitting.
was set Just at the right angle.
He
wore a soft collar. and the tie of a
famous cricket club. His tweed cap
He
brought his operations to a close.
You are aware, perhaps. that he has
landed in England?"
My heart gave a ittle Jump. I
could not tel! whether the sensation
I experienced had more in it of Joy
moved wizh the
athlete.
light ease of an
I hated his shrewd. kindly
smile. the clearneas of his bronzed
humorous
little
std-rimmed
Thanh-poofhiloolhr
ionof his tie'boloncsd
complexion. the
lines about his eyes.
I went straight
back to my rooms and wrote him a
"GOOD MORNING. SIR NOR-
MAN." I SAID, HOLDING OUT MY
HAND. “ARE THERE NO MORE
CRIMINALS LEFT?"
few impulsive lines. I wrots to say
that I would dine with him at any
restaurant he liked. but not in
Clarges Street. and that he, could
call for me at eight o'clock.
At half-past three that afternoon I
received the invitation which I had
been expecting, and at four o'clock
I stepped out of a taxicab and em
tered the ofllces of a firm of solici-
tors situated ln a quiet square near
Lincoln's Inn. An office-boy rose up
from behind a worm-eaten desk and
invited me to seat mysslf on a hard
wooden chair whils hs disa
in launch of Mr. Younchusbsnd. tb-
princlpd partner in the firm. The
ones was decorated by rows of
musty files. and a line of bills con-
taining particulars of property sales,
the solicitor in each cass being the
firm of Younghusbsmd. Nicholson
and Younghusbnnd. 'Aftsr a few
minutes' delay. the boy summoned
ms and held open a door on the
other side of the passage.
"Mr. Younxhusbsnd wills” you.
madam." be announced.
The door was closed behind me.
and I shook hands with a tan. older
1: man who toss to welcome no in
somewhat abstracted Minion. Be
on nntidily but professionally
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to:
or of fear.
"Is he safe?" I asked.
"Safe?" Mr. Younghusband re-
peated a, little vaguely. "\Vhy not?"
There was a moment's silence. I
looked around at the shabby but im-
posing contents of the office. a: the
lawyer's mildly puzzlgfl expression. I
drank in the whole atmosphere of
the p ce, and I was dumb. Mr.
Younghusband suddenly smiled. and
tapped with his forefinger upon the
table. He Was like s. man who has
suddenly seen through a. faulty
phrase in some legal document.
“I apprehend you." he said. “For
a moment I was not altogether able
to appreciate tbs significance of
your question. New York is 'a curi-
ous place. and I understand—er—
thst the financial operations in
which your husband has been con.-
cerned. although profitable. mav
have made him enemies. He traveled
back to England. indeed, under an
assumed name. Let me sec—I have
it somewhere." he went on. fumbling
once more among a mass of papers.
“I had it in my hand only a. few mln~
uates ago. . . .7 Here we are—Mr.
Richard Peters. I am instructed to
say, modem. that your husband
would welcome a call from you."
“You have his address?"
"Yes—his warms." lfe repeated.
“Precisely! I have it here—Number
Eleven. Jackson Street."
"Mayfair?" 1 inquired.
"Mayfalr." he assented. "The ad-
dress reminds me, madam," he went
on. "that you must be prepared to
see your husband—er—not in the
best of health. He is, in fact. in a
nursing home.”
“Is be seriously ill?” I asked.
"I believe not.” was the deliberate
reply. "'You will have an opportu-
nity of Judging for yourself ‘withln
half an hour. I am to ask you to
visit him as soon as you can find it
convenient."
I sat quits still. I was trying so
get these matters into my mind. Tbs
lawyer glanced at his watch and im-
flmsdiatsly struck the boil in from of
“You will forgive me. madam." he
said. rising to his feet. “I have 3
meeting of the Law Society to at-
tend. My compliments to your husp
band. Tell him to let me know if I
can be of further service to him."
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door. The lawyer. with a courte
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considered the interview at an end.
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