\ ...
In!
P
- ram}; MARCH 27. 1923.
sENTINEL ‘CLAS
THE DAILY SENTINEL‘
PAGE THIRTEEN
SIFIED ADVERTISING
lllCtl Advertising Ra
tes: 25 Words, Minimu
I
. 8c word. These advertiseme t m Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week, 6 tunes,
Additional cia 'fi n 5 accepted by Telephone. Call Norwaik 92 or 93.
. ' 85‘ ed advertismg will be found on Page Two.
.. l’Rl'CKING REAL E
. NM” 5;: -\ STATE ‘ HELP \VANTED MISCELLANEOUS
i Mi: diam "ti-ll. Ics'i‘A't'I: Nitric};
i‘i Ill-l Innv‘::”£;::mrfi:;’ I l-HLHWIIRTI'Sl’l‘llqs ‘ WANTED ‘1 \xisli to iiiii’lfliiiit‘; :‘i‘ist my; Caster
ii ii‘ . ii r i '. ' ' £500. (‘ ~I . ; _ l' unis w W grown 1 ’ coo green-
I I C ‘ ‘ I L ' - < "use 1. its \" - .
, " Av" Phone Illi About llllf‘g':(-l:(‘l_’l|”’ “M" ”“Vnh E “fll'k .I‘ill. Beginners can make ix]: r ”in” 0:11? “hgcllllatfcf’mgiih;
l ‘v -—V-~-‘\ :' l’ril'c 31.000, ' g lmn'r‘ “’(ll‘k tiller 3 bllfil‘i poriml, .lInstir min-5. yum; l‘u’ttpr grown,'
I \R( IIITECTS "mhr "r 94‘ mun-z,(:llllgnfi,‘lf::?:_)‘ . “vii?“ «'iVi'l‘nirc llt‘l\\'l"l‘ii (57w and 'I‘iiiips, ll);il‘lilll!b. Daffodils. I will
- l‘il\l hfliil“ ill ill“ ."illi store, but most.
tin-uh. '
int .ilhlim, “Him. 300 l‘il't
" \thY W. MATHER
ARCHITECT
‘2 V/zishington Street
Norwaik, Conn.
ill’ II‘UIII‘)‘.
‘3. Price Stilt)". (‘nsli
it‘mi-r-n lumw of six rooms l'l(‘t'~
r c- ty and “inter. Int ll' ; ‘
lmlt‘ lllIIt‘ to t1'llll‘l‘ ”‘00. ”no
'I. Price $1.00". (‘nsh $2.000
ImN- at \h rnunw. nil Illlpl‘tl\('-
nil-tits Int Ilium) \
, . i ll llt‘ ‘ -
rimll stntimi. j H" I" m“
$l.‘.‘.’itl.
’ l-‘\M W. DAWSON. Jr.
ARCHITECT
'l .ln st. ’l‘rll-piiono 3.139
ii NORWALK, CONN.
.n. l’riu‘ SLOW). .‘Iortgnzn ar-
ranged. llmiw of ~i\ rooms mill
INIIII. II "I V ‘ ~ It -
It IILIII III I
' l" \‘ulll l‘
IAN .10\I‘NI.
"ll. I'rit‘t‘ $I.000. ('thlt S: 500
Inn family IHIII~P til” I" I‘HIIIII“.
N-ilm- Illllll‘ll\l’lllt‘lll'~. Int nous-3. -
.. I'riu' Slum". 'li-rms. lluiiw (if
~t‘\t‘ll rooms In llillm-l‘il-lll. Mime
PATENTS
. PATENT...
winter and Davis
‘-. ii'llL ,‘vl \V.
O till.‘.i'\.l .\l' L.\\V
\ 1 lliiii‘ 1‘: l', S. l‘.it,. ()chu
”JAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT
Ililt‘li;tl (ill I'llti‘nls.
DAVIS
imprnu'lm-nts. Int lllllx‘iit”
H. Price 3.1.500. (‘nqi SLIM")
Ill-nu- nl' sh Nullllx \\itliin lmll'
lllllt‘ of mm: r. I,II‘('II‘II' lights and
\utti‘r. Lott fuzhltltl.
1'. Price 83.500, Tel-nix nrrnngl'il.
\4-w linngnlnw (if “\I‘ nmnm at
lttnuutnn. Nllllt‘ Illlpl‘tl‘l'nll'lll‘.
‘tIIIIIItIIlflI bungalow or tiirls'
l-mlnw. About mu- here of IlllIlI.
Wm. F. Hoyt 6’ Son
I‘l-r I'III‘III‘IIIJII’\ .‘IIIIIV in
.. -.
l--.».: Ni. Main St. Phone 435
Itl‘nl l'stnir‘ —- Instirnm't-
l'l'..\lll .-.\l.\lu\5
. " :,i;wis MATTERN
-l\ _.
. \il \I .\Il‘i)lz.\lL\'
5‘ iiiil :. llriilgvlmrt
:“ i imm' Ililrliutn .‘uilti
' int] tittiwr—lhiray Bldg.
.3 .. , w I I IW-~_-_—_
‘il [USIOBILES
l ' 7 ‘h r *m
'JLD CARS
l Your Old Cars to the
illllliEl’ORT ,AUTO
“'RECKING CO.
9» i310 North Avenue
ia'si‘en Oak and Center It!"
BRIDGEPORT, 0010'.
Phone Barnum 6586-2
1' rind-Hand Parts and Tim to
Fig Any Msks of Car.
4ft. _______.____.__
, __._, _
' / ”WALK AUTO WRECKING
. COMPANY
I v".
I » i \\ \l. I.\.\'r .V(HK\\'.\I.I{
‘ 'Ii v..;‘i — All Kinds of
R , ‘..'.l‘ii'1iir‘.1.llo.
Morons “
EELVING K. POLLEY
' ' BARGAINS
i'.i I'llllti Morons
'. 1‘)...” II. I'.
' i um its—Am. SIZES
' ~li.l \x—“ist-iiisrmt
l'l‘\ll' as”
MACHINES
i, 1” I TON
iii.)
aloe St. So. Norwalk, 0t.
W“;— ‘—
li'()It SALE
.. l.-....i.u~r ..... . slim
. “in; Hull slim
illl, Il’.'l .......... ’35"
“ill" 1 Il:lll, ...... “Is-III
at : i«-lli'|li:.'.. tin: ...... sumo
555, Minn. m2: ...... 51,075
I i tmlrllig. ......... . $160
,. r 7 lil|-~. touring . . $250
_______—————-
.‘liill‘CIt Brothers
‘ \ i‘ .\ STAR “BALI-IRS
i ‘-.i~liington Street
‘inruaik -- Phone 3075
. ix remain"
.iiigtfi’. FURNITURE
izzull prices paid for old-
niahommy, chrrry,
also old china. sis-I.
is 0 er 1
.' lire.
«to,
[HUI it [hill-
-. A. lil-JltNSTEl .
an Ave. h n. ’98
"i i A SQUARE DEAL
i thy your household goods.
‘:3 Junk and all second-
Anytning you have. Price
M, the quality of the goods.
it .1 always.
‘ I'll ll' l'. MAIIONEY
---' Van was It!“
..m.i Goods Always on
‘ Ir -.' :i. A'l'l‘ENTXON l
ivsllousscond Mud mum
Iwr stock or metals of II!
lit to Jails arm. and :0!
the reason Vb!-
w it or Call.
r oEast Nomlk. 0°“
' Tdephono 499.
ATTENTION!
Want to disposs ot lg" I;
. I s
. housoho d ‘0“; m ll?"
'Ht
ll Ash. No
i'i to got act-adh-
~= WATER or. —- rn. ”'-
STOP PAYING RENT
OWN YOUR HOM I l
“'0 have :1 ilililllll‘i‘ ui' «liuii'n.
ilie homes for sale at :iitriii-iiw
ii
a
null iiiTk
SIM—wind
l't‘l‘l"‘\i‘iiiilil\'i‘ \\ ill «all.
prices. t'liml' in
ri\‘i'r-nr I’lliillf‘
—_
Canty 6? Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
17 South Main Street.
i
i
i
i
i
i
jiill':v iii 3.:- i'
Tiii- [H‘l‘ liiiiii', Apply iii lilli'i'.
NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY
NlllilillilL'
li‘
\\'\.\i'i2ll 'Yilili‘iu' ii.:::i
rimiii. growl .il 'l,.’iii‘i.‘4. (Itinil :lvi«
\.llil" m~ zit ivr l‘lLlll Allin 5:;
l'. H. l‘mx .761, Siiiiiii \(iru'iik.
till!"
\\‘.\.\'l‘i-2il-—~ih~)s iii lI.-i(“iill“ shop.
A...» iiOQI’v l‘l [-Jiilx l.i¥ll\‘.il't. (Prim!
iillV. Mimi)“ \ilil‘k, N’iii‘ii‘." Ilfll’Il-
jv. .r. tilt. (‘70, iii? For! strlrt linst
l.\'ni‘\\ ’.
l\\' \‘t'i‘iTli v—llriizl.t young: iiitn int
, >Hii-uzili: :lr-pai'triiriit oi‘ shirt iziv-
5'4.) All: 'lli' i “N lil. lii‘lllr "v'ii l‘i ilt‘l S.
Hit-"y l.- Ilt'_V .\',.il*t Cw. ll (Iizvstnilt
"l\' '.
\\'.\I\"i'iiii— ‘lliri‘tiini‘< on children‘s
'1!” '~\- 1.1““ “an” iii C(l'ln. .\\'e._
Sfi .\I>l'\\.‘i=l\’. .\l. llusih,
\\ \\'il',li \\uiiiiii to t:il<-- iitorL'v'
1' . :r t\.‘li'ill.ll‘i,’ «it iriitiiiv nt, “wri-
‘7"): Iiiv}iiil‘l'il.ll\. \Vi‘lli' or Illiply
H‘Hl't Fm.
FOR SALE
Illliise of 5' rooms. all impruuv
lneiiis, \VllIilil Iii mum-w .‘i‘
""iill'l‘ lai‘ wily,
llnliw iii" ii l'IiHllN. .iii Iii-i-i w. ».
Iiii‘iil\', ill'iii‘lll'illl_\.' iiovii,
I. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
iNSUltANCE 'l‘liA‘l‘ INSI‘RES
5 Railroad Avenue
v.-
w.)
l‘hnno
'i'iio family Iilliihl', tlt‘\li'iilill' mi
tirin. lxt District ....... $1.3liii
)ill‘ lilillll)‘ hOllsC, lst 1)ll‘ll'li'l. ,illsi
lIillli, ii rooms. all lllliii‘li\'i'lili*lii<,
very desirable ........ $0.3m)
lists); terms.
)ni‘ fziliiily litiil\t‘. :ili’l Disil'ii'i, 3
rooms $3.500
___._.. r
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and insurance
4 Sc. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORVVALK. CONN.
FOR SALE
1 nnd 2 family houses. prices ranging
from 33.500 to $7.5im.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate -— Insurance
Fori‘R‘ENT
\\'Hh a ll improi 0-
him
'l‘li l.I~I’i“~~.’v rooms.
iiirnis. “Illl or \\llIlClil Karon.
in: Taylor .‘I\t‘il|it‘, or Phone 317'.
iti
To Ruhr—19mm May lot. 1923.
house No. 3. Morgan ll\(‘lllil', might
consider seliiliz. inqiiiru of Mrs. 1.. it.
Hniitli. .\it. Dora, Florida. Box bill.
TH LET—4 rooms. nil improvements.
lnq. 5 Rowan street, East Norwalk.
FOR Rib"? fear the center. five
room on t st tioor. all modern Illi-
prot’cments. with steam heat. licnt
$43.00. lnii. at it Concord strict.
seven rooms. “llli llll modern im-
provements. good location. Apply to
146 80. Main St. 'l'cl. 313.2.
T0 LET-‘2 connecting rooms for
light housekeeping, nil improve-
ments. 8 Henry street, 80. Norwalk.
Phone 2370.
ET—ln the Mercantile building.
TOSOL Main street. modern otticcs at
low rentals. Inn. of R. Josclorsky or
Keogh I; Candse.
. ’ ——Throo rooms with light and
I/rogatahrecond floor: also three rooms
with light and gas. double wsahtub
snd whlto enamel sink. til-st tlooré,‘
These rooms are located at corner 0
Ely and Lexington avenuea. inquire
of mrs. Naggy. 15 Lows street.
____.———.. ________.__——--.
TU LET—From April lst. house of,
i
i
i
>'.~i mini, t‘iv-n.
\\ \.\'i l.ii~-~Wuii~« n {or iii:i i. tavtory
't.iill\_ (Ll-vi iii)’. "J-l)‘ Fusilion.
Airy-‘2 iii:- . Zi-iiv- \\'uri..~‘. liny and
[LL l\lii'il.'l Hrrw id.
:xli“~-Ii;i:\l'lii-.l: \\.il‘."'il in v‘HH
.. l:‘.‘il»'i‘.i Villiill: Ijiiiii'l'li” l’n.=i-
'.--n .5. .i LI" il “Mmrtiiiizii' inl‘ :l iiikfi'
’ili :'i .i‘nglli- r. .\l-l' \' ivy hit. r.
'.v .r -, i .ii- i,« liti .::‘i sninry ul- .
i‘ ii in iii~‘. \‘J. I‘lii‘i- F'ii'lil' i,
\\_‘..\il.l‘ 'I'i- i 22', Loan «It i; ll) .\
ili‘ .. til lulll in‘ i.xl..li}‘ Illl'lt‘“.
I. . i in w'ivv. Normal}. I-l' .‘ .\-'-
I" ' , ‘iriin‘v’ ' i' ii \ (lutxln .\luii
\\.. ::»~. 5 , "‘i .‘w: .-.i i~:. l"w~' -- '_':i:.'.‘.
\\ \Kli;ii \. i"; l‘tly'S to “on. iii
'i‘ni".\ "pl-v il'iiix'v in lt,'l‘li L‘Dvirl
:irivin .\'. iv‘v ‘liilli‘ Moi» \\.('Y':u“. l'.ij
.liil ii iii ‘1'! >~lr«-'.~fi .‘Irl. Nuruui‘n.
FOR SALE
I'i‘il S‘ii lI l::i,i: i lull. «iiiiiii: l""'lii
“.ii rink-N. ll‘ivii iw-i. \-.ri‘:i.z:
1" ~ itini l"'-ri‘v i1~~ 1} lili'l" r till Nun,
;, , “1.x, lil l- iiiil‘v, (Il'Iil'Kl'
i”. .zl'.“, llwilii- ;.'.- Illi', luri- n.
li‘li' S\|,i? 7‘3): - .'.'li:.i'y l.(llli“. im—
Illiv'\t lii' i‘ . i_v.ii‘ii. ~l "ii' LLiI‘ilL‘V. lili
iiii.‘.’“i‘. ;~I il'. Vinita! liii‘jiiiil'l. 'I‘llli
i': i'i [HIV \ lii‘ M iii. rill $l' ."'.'
.\.. ..:~ his, .\I."l '_‘ \iork l.tll‘H-S. l._‘i"
:iiii l .. l‘i~ i'ur ]-.’""li :iiiii's .irl—
4;» .5.- _\_ l: l'. l'._i-~ >3 i2llll"l.
i-‘ui: S\l.i.'-.\li All. 2.” top liv>k,
\ draw rs. .\rl'li"Sn’ J.. Lab. S'ilil-
lti‘l.
l-‘lll: SALE—Brazil bathroom.
5"“. 5) lilim‘. iiUS-‘i. t Linn iu\\'-tlii'.-.n
tank. t.’l.lil|i ;. 4i lu'ilil l'III :«nli l;t\.lltll'_\'.
Willi Jill lili'ki‘l-Iil-‘i'iil tittinL’s: sin-rial
Mg l~.ir;:niii, \\liil" st: ll iiimiii‘inr: cziii-
invts. Seirienburz: (30.. 2.34 “What 34th
HP at. hetu'u ii 7th and 5th A\cnues,
le York (‘1'):
ll‘ \\’
Fill: SALE—3 mrv' irmt farm. lltiir
trolley. priie 88.3“”; $1.5M) (limit.
(Lorne .‘Illl'li’ll. I’IIOHC l\i;i morn-
inns.
l-‘(tli s.\l.l':-’Il.'l)lnt)ll'l 'lvrrun:-. Lust
_\’iir\\:ili:. no“ t; room house,
imprun my nts. plot S'lxllzfi. l'vstritt-qi.
.\iltlr(SS l'.. 'i'.,
.til
SO‘nJi'h. t‘m-ih 3".2mi
i‘m‘e Si-ntinni {irq
liuiit house. s-\cn
rooms, iarxr lot. iiiinir-diute posse-s-
sion. $11..'-'w:l<i\ room liousv. only
52.3“”. immediate pr-ss.ssion. II. S.
Hull. 1'! “flushingtun strt’wt.
i-‘Ul: SALE—(Vi ll
SALE—A {t\\‘ iurp'. fut liens,
to \ lbs. :L'rc lb. inf-
ririiwri ii. Mrs. J. ii.
lv‘inx Hill Road. So. Nor-
li‘Ui:
\\t‘iL’llI '1
“right. not
Brown. 45i
“'alk' 4'0"".
l-‘i’li'. SALE—Fine residence. overlook-
ilu: sound. 6 rooms. (‘Ompiv-tliy
riiriiishedpr unfurnished. all iiiiproxu -
ineiits. garage and sedan car. 5 min-
utes to railroad station. 7 Gibson
Court. Easy terms. Phone 195‘.
TAXIC‘ABS
l'ndcr ‘l‘arlov's Cigar Store.
Phone
3 3 2 0
Careful Drivers Night and Day
Service.
”m s :s. l- the 0—week calendar
(April 6 in ours). is celebrated by
ILI. (lll\i‘i" St...
l-;...c,tivi-tii
A. C.
niiut’w.
tl‘ ll\t l‘}'.
:ii
Sis.
gr. .
.li'rl-v Cuneo.
b-rwu‘r. “‘atrr “ark.
('I't‘lf‘. \\'all\-. “mail \VOI‘k, Grad-
in: and 1:0(‘l‘ Excavation.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
and “fate r
Masonry, (‘on-
\\'.\.\"i'i2i> "*\\vfllii' n :Iil'l girls for
fol IlilL.’ lliil’lillil rt‘lllt'lfs' liziit \\ ni'k. GENERAL (“XTRACTOR
illiniii lions... i'lii.~lii~it sir-mt, Suiitii "
Ni1i’\\.illi. 'l‘l-lvlilmnv “til-4
. . .- 43 ('litstnut 5t. Fri. .Vurwulk. Conn.
l'\|\'l‘i'li:>‘ “filill'l. .\. ll. .\l;i‘l-.lll (K "fl
Vin. .\lm~i..iriiv siiv t i. l itiiy :lii'l fi‘V ‘3 5" ' ‘l “““" t‘iothing,
_ ‘1' llllll‘l}.l ~.\ l‘niii.
\\.\.x ! lull , $.i'«:i:iiiy iiil’ lullw ry. .\p- S. “.1 :. itirvi {Hill | “iii Call for it.
‘ i-:i? v l’_\' rum»; i'lii>i I I‘ll L'iiwl l‘~f— S. i \Y
iv. . :~. Amui .\Hl“»'-.tll{ Minn; l‘n. ,2: \V..irr 5r. . ., Norimik. Conn.
::i \lm Ziniit .Kti'wl. il;iri‘.‘“ .\ l; ‘ Block.
\\ .\\ rim- Snlir-imi)‘ inl‘ lullilllz'. Ail-l [Lattifilliti'l‘lil-Illk“ mini? CHICKE.
i . in .\~i~.\:.'i\‘ I:.ll:il2'..' i'r». L1 \nni “him Legimrns, l.li(‘ll0 Island RedSL
l Ami: 5‘!" . l, i..i~i .\oi'\\:iil\. llzii‘reii and White lliu'ks. Heavy lay-'
l . ‘ sl';' 5 ‘ ”'k. 05? Eli .
i \\.\.\ i'l;l~-— \\'~»i.iv ll to \\(ll‘l{ iii i.i:iii- llggxue’ Kim" (11“ 5 p p d Cato;
; ‘iim. ;_~..i.ii' uni L'uol pay. 'i'm I A. B. “\LL,
l I'll-ltl‘) I..Il£ii'll'_\', ll. >-.ixiv \\ ;i\o iiiu'. . . . .
‘ .--._._-._ ._____. __ WM, M”, ‘ “allimziord. i unnectiCUt.
i\\'\.\'i‘ii;li - \niilii: ml" or iiinn I’Hr . .../_,
i«'i'i:":ii':. 'i" v- 1'4:qu Laundry. iii .. , .‘II )“ '\”—.
.<- W i- “ I.“ Y H" iru.~.; ;. lumps: iimzn boston about
... a“. _--, A,” ,, , -,___ April 1. Sin t‘iiil ine'v for niurn load.
: \\'.\ ‘N’l‘l‘ll)-r—l'-t"tli‘00lll. ll\liil: i‘Ofilil.1 S l.. 'l'.\i.l,‘l.\ll(}l'l.
li“‘ oi l\’l‘i l . ii_ lw’tlli, i-y mun .‘Ilill ‘ ""‘ T”' ""7: I
'\-..:r. .\'ivii'i>5' \. Y. villi Si-iilinri. I ll”; "1‘1”" SHOP I
Slianiiirmiiig, 3lunl1"ii.i:£, Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent link Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving, liai- Bobbing, Curling
Marvel Waving H Hair Dressing
[lair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Nonvaik. Conn.
l’lir‘inc Noru'alk 2565
’I‘\\'l.\‘ (‘l'i'l' VALET
Jos. C. Sellock & Tires. 0. McKendry
Lailir-s' .‘c (lentil men's Custom
Tailorim:
The Sanitary \Vny of Cleaning, Press-
iniz, Dyeing ani Repairing.
Called for (tilil Delivered.
Prompt Attention — Phone 408.
“THE coxxisci‘iwir'r EMPLOY.
MEXT .iiilZNCY
47 \VALL STREET NORWALK
ills cowl plying x «.tions for cooks,
§~‘ni"l'.il limzu- wori.~ ' : :inll waitresses.
lirinr: r~‘ r4 “Pug.
l’imno Til—12,
FIRII! Filth! FIRE!
“Sigizfi "Asbestos" or "Slate"
and also ill-creases his insurance rate.
“aw a tail; with our representative.
Till? NOIHVALK ROOFING CO.
117 \\‘o:vr Street. South Norwaik.
Phones 2:87 nnil 2955.
Telephone 391
C. H. HANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstcring
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwaik. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
ill-lllS'i‘l'l‘CllING. SKIRT I'LI-TATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Hrdrr.
KNORR'S ART &: NOVELTY SHOP.
Common-lat Bldg. Norwai};
Phone 3091
Ellison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—- Successors to —
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
incorporate-d
Electrical Construction and Repairs
HOODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
~ LEGAL NOTICES
(iiilllJi 'i'n hll’l‘Tl—Ji .utmar.
i'iS‘l'llil'T Hi‘ Nni;\\'.\l.i;. w. i’i‘Jl-
l2\'l‘i.‘ ('Hl‘il'i'. March .6. A. 1)..
lug".
i..<'i‘\'ri: or Samuri IT, \\'.-vl. lain;
0‘ .\ni".\.l‘i<. lll 5.4M Dl>il‘i~
iliiliillliil', 'i halt the ilv « ilirl). r);—
iiiiv.i ,\'Illilnil~"i’iitlflil .:-,:()iiiit, to
t‘..s‘ Court inr adjustment. .ii the I'm)-
oiiit‘c in Norualk. on the 4th
tiny 1..” April. 19211. at 11 o'l-Em k for. -
'. 41. ("'Zl.'~'"tl.
l.‘ l'
tail--
in my! lirintr may i‘w notif'ild tlir r1:—
rv'. l‘l" l'lxr‘viitrix will cause this or-
li~r to im piilviislirvi in a lir‘.'.sp:iiu-r
innin: :1 circulation in suivi llistril'i.
(:9 l»::~‘ fizv days in tore Fitl'l 4th day
1923.
HENRY “T GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTlt‘ll.
‘l:‘.¢"i‘ til“ Xlil:\\'Al.l\'. 55.
lull: CUi'liT. March :3,
i:o:::. l
llsmio t} .\Iur Armstrong Mines,
lain of Norwalk in said District. dc-
co-nw 'l.
'i‘lu Pourt of Probate for the Dis-
trill of Norwalk, hath limit: «1 and a]-
lou'wi six months from th-« ilétl'; lltr‘:-
of for tho- creditors of said Estate to
(-iiniiit their Claims for stale-merit,
Thosv who neglect to prrsnm thlir
accounts. properly attested. “Illlln
3&1.) imp», “iii in: dtharrcd a recovery.
oi‘ April.
Dir"
PRO-
A. 1).,
All persons inrirbtul to said Estate
on» r. liuistui to {yakv immediate pay-
Hunt to
SAMI‘EL C. ARMSTRONG.
I’JU'PUIOI‘.
UNDER 'l‘() 81711145 A(‘(‘()C.\'T.
DISTRICT OF NORVVALK. its. PILO-
B.‘i'l'l'2 COURT. March 1’6, A. 1).,
1923.
ESTATE of David C. Sanford. late
of Norwaik, in said District, deceased.
ORDERED. That the
trix exhibit hrr Administration
count to this Court for adjustment. at
the Probate office in Norwalk, on the
3rd day of April. 1923. at 10 o'clock
ested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the Admin-trunk will com
this order to be published in a news-
poper having a circulation in nu!
District. at least five days More.“
mwumnu.
“as no terrors inr the man with a
roof.
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades.
noon: and that all persons interest-«l=
.‘iclniinistrs-i
ac- '
forenoon: and that all persons inter- .
i..:
i-
r
l.
*i' V
Jiflli illil li 'li.
I "vii” ‘i
"kill
liiilitil‘hi‘ 'ii 1 HI ,I
. I ll 1i i‘,:. ‘m ,i Him.
r; ii‘ .ilqyi Iii-fill i‘l‘
u‘v‘ n . ‘IIIIII‘IiIIIIIiII1’|.‘ .‘i.
ii‘lll" ..
l
i
i.‘ in ll
i‘llliv
i
i
it‘ll)“ 9N5 ‘M‘V—L‘
THE
OF DEATH?
.l'BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM .
’g’bopyrtght. 192:. by E. Philltps Opponhelnt
' Min-n. mu Service. Inc
BEGIN HERE TODAY
Vendetta begins between
mcrgam. SAYEBB. noted criminll.
an
SIR NORMAN GREYES. once of
Scotland Yard. when Sayers'
beautiful housemaid.
JANET. snvos him rom Sir Norman
by shootln doa an officer son!
to arrest im. Janet bocornso
Ssyers‘ wife and accomplice.
While Sir Norman is living at his
country house the police Appeal to
him to help run to earth a crimi-
nal whom they believe to be at
the hood of a. dart erous gun .
On his way to Lon on. On: as car
is stopped and he is shot hrough
the shoulder. Janet. receives money
and jowois from a mysterious
source. Greyes asks Janet to dine
with him. Janet sccepts. She later
visits Michael. who is faking illness
in a nursing home.
NOW’ GO ON WITH STORY
Janet Continues
She closed the door. and 1 ad-
vanced toward the bedside. only to
step back with a. little exclamation.
I thought that there must be some
mistake. The man who sat. up in
bed. watching ma, seemed at first
sight a stranger. His bolt. which
had been dark, was now of a sandy
gray. and he wore o short. stubbly
mustache of tho ume color. His
cheeks had fallen in; his forehead
seemed more prominent: there was
an unfamiliar scar on the left side of
his face.
“Michael!" I exclaimed incredu-
lousiy.
”Capital!" he replied. "You see no
resemblance to Mr. James Stan-
hold?"
“Not the slightest," I assured him.
"The whole thing is wonderful. But
what is the matter with you?"
"Nothing," was the impatient re-
Joinder. "I have had to starve my-
self to get. thin. I took the place and
the name of a business acquaintance
upon the boat. It was quits a six-sort
piece of work. I am suppossd to be
sufloring from a. nervous breakdown.
Bosh! I haven‘t a nerve in my body."
You left me‘ alone for a. long
time." I reminded him.
"I was fighting for my llfs.” he
answered grimly. "You don't know
the inner workings of the gums. so
I can't. explain. I was hemmed in.
As soon as I broke any. they were
never on to ms again. I brought of!
the coup of my life in New York, but.
—things wont wrong, Janet. You
know what that moans."
"You killsd some one?"
pared.
"I had not intention of doing any-
thing of the sort," he answered. “It
was Hartley. tbs banksr, himself. Ho
forced ms into a. fight st close quar-
ters. We exchanged shots. I was
wounded. 80 was he. Ha was in
miserable health. though. and he
never recovered. The shock killed
him as much as anything. I got
anyonflghnbntltnuansanor
nothing for- tho future.”
“If you have enough.“ I suggest»
so. “why not try the other sod of
mo world?"
"I have thought of everywhere."
he answered. “of lode—China. the
I whis-
aro all hopeless. Tho sy- follow.
Themlssafstyonlyunderthoshsr
dowof'thoarln."
"What about at m1" I
asked. “lamknowpf
"ltisapnblsntobosolvnd." ho
saldsiowly. “internal-bk inn:
ruthomtofpamngwlthm
Janot.isliksaolntchhghsndlafl
uponnyhsart.”
ltwasthsflrstwordofthssort
WINDS
- w
ful for the darkened room.
"I have figured it all out." he went.
on. "I am sore hero. safs erupt
from that one man.. Even as I am
now, he would recognize me. The
moment I move. and there are big
things to be done hero. I shall feel
him on my trail. It is his life or
mine.”
“Why do you think that I can do
this?" I asked. ~
"Because, although he does not
know it. Norman Grcyes feels your
attraction. H0 is too strong a. man
to succumb. but he can never resist
dallying with it, because it provides
him with something new in life. You
suggest to him a sensation which he
obtains nowhers else. I know men
like a book. Janet, and I have seen
these things."
“Do you know women.
ventured.
"Suificiently.” he answered.
"How do you propose that I should
do this?" I asked.
"Nor-man Greyes.” he said. ”is one
of those men whom it is hard to kill.
A fool walks to his death. Norman
M/{fi/{W
too?" I
\
\\
mm
,t‘
W
.4;
as: much.
"YOU am: no assumes
To an nuns srmrmw. I
TAKE 11‘."
Grant! wears the sun of defiance.
They have triad during tho last tow
weeks. One of the finest mas-ksmen
in England missed him with a ride
at a hundred yards. He is a rock-
leos motorist: yet he drove a. car
with safety when the staring-whoa
collapsed. Nevertheless. if he had
staysd in Devonshirc. we should
have had him. They tell no that ho
is in London."
"Ho ls within a tow yards of this
spo ” 1 announced. "sad I am din-
ing with him tonight."
For a moment his eyes Mod at
me like steel caught in tho sunlight.
‘7mothlmotthooornss-otths
strut this mending." I explained.
“I ask no question." was the cold
reply. "I shall know if you are our
hithlsss. . .,,_A llttls present for
you. Janet.”
Ho brought his hand from under
multimillion.
wtthdohghtfistouehsdthsspfl
thasflllsdwlth wtuu .. '~
mupdwnlohnposads
m
”Downtmlst
powdsrgist
u
- silence.
ridwinhiv din“,
“It makes a. helpless invalid of tho
strmgsst for at least two years."
0 O 0
Norman Greyes Continues:
HAVE come to the conclusion
that in future I shall do well to
avoid Janet Stanfield. As the cold.
mechanical assistant ot a master of
crime. shs interested me. I have
even dovotsd n chapter of my forth-
coming book to an analysis of her
character. I am beginning to realize
now, however. that even the hardest
and crueiost woman cannot escape
from the tendencies of her sex. In
III the duels I have previously had
with her, she had carried herself
with cold and decorous assurance.
There hos never been a moment
when I have seen the light of any
real feeling in her eyes. Last night,
however. a. different woman dined
with me. She was more beautiful
than I had ever imagined her. by
reason of the slight flush that came
and went in her cheeks. Her eyes
seemed to have increased in six.
and to flash with a softer brilliance.
We sat at 3 corner table against tho
wall at Soto's, where the mom was,
as usual, filled with beautiful wo-
men. There was no one who at-
trncted so much attention as my
Companion. There was no one who
deserved it.
"You think I am looking well?" she
asked, in reply to some observation
of mine.
“Wonderfully,” I replied. "Also.
if I may be allowed to comment upon
it. changed. You look as though you
had found some new interest in life."
She laughed a. little bitterly.
““‘hero should I seek it?"
asked.
"Perhaps the change is internal." 1
suggested. “Perhaps your outlook
upon life is changing. Perhaps you
have made up 'our mind to put
away the false 3 s."
“I have traveled too far along one
road," she answered hardly.
It was at this stage in our con-
vsiiatlon that 1 mode up my mind
thst it. were better for ms to son this
woman no more. Our eyes mot. and
sho suddenly was not hard at all. I
soomod to look into ho:- soul. and
there wars things there which I
could not undone-ad. 1 we thank-
ful that the dancing began just than.
It helped us over s. curious gulf of
Janet danced with little
knowlodgo of tho steps, but with a
wondo l ssnso of rhythm. 1 was
ashamed 2 tbs pleasure it gave no
to realise. as we moved away to tho
music. thst this woman of stool had
a vor'y soft and human body.
Janet was cwtslnly in a snug.
and nervous stats that evening. Ws
danced for some time without rost-
tng. Then she suddenly turned book
to tho tabla. I had pad-ed for o mo-
ment. to speak to some acquain-
tances. When I rejoined her. she
was pale. and tho hand whloh was
holding her little gold powdeoboa
was shaking.
"Has anything happened?" l
asked her. a little concerned. “Are
you not (eating well? Perhaps the
dancing—"
she
“I loved it,” also interrupt-d. “I
am cult. well.“
Yst she sat thou. toms and
spoochloss. Imoupmymtndto
onus my codes and go. I had
rslssd the cup to my lips. one. when
she suddenly swayed across tits
um. knocking my on with has
um. ’17 solos wss spilled. sad
the tablecloth was ruined. Janet
began to am. For a moment she
seemed to have a m o! m
”so. Then. as sin niches the
dots bola. ammaamm
self oasis. flhs lisd the at; at “g
who m that s crisis and mattered
iii l‘
i
I
' “‘7‘ ii
.. in la.
{1' lit
4'4
“no Mi. ”It ..i
i‘i‘
..
Norwalk Chronicler