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TRUCKING REAL ESTATE
NAG! ”we
Local and lone distance trucking of FOR SALE
an kinds. Piano moving. Special van
{or moving DUNN". Dill! trips to
New York City.
:00 Conn. Ave. Me III
‘ ARCHITECTS
”
rHARRY w. MATHER
am
79.81 Washington Street
So. Norwelk. Oonn.
WILLIAM W. DAWSON. Jr.
' ARCHITECT
46 80. Main St. Telephone ease
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
PATENTS
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. Oince
1115 MAIN 8T.. BRIDOEPORT
Send for Booklet on Patents.
I‘ATI‘JN TS —- TRADE-MARKS
“D. LEWIS MATTERN
mrssr ATTORNEY
Liberty Bldg. Bridgeport
Phone Barnum 5’8
\Vashington Office—Om! Bldg.
AUTOMOBILES
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak end Cutter Ita.
BRIDGEPOR'I', con.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
second-Hand Parts and Tires to
Flt Any‘Meke of Ger.
NOBWALK AUTO memo
COMPANY
b ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK
Old Care Bought —- All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
. .r,
MOTORS ,
IRVING K. romv
BARGAINS
ELEUI‘RIO morons
1,; 70 so a. P.
BOILERS—~ALL suns
SIIO’I‘GIINS—VVINCEESTER
PUMP AND
ICE MACHINES
I/. To 4 Ton
l
[nNorwalhhnnseofeixr-ooms,
withallmoderuimprowmrnts.
City water, gas, electricity, hot
air heat. hardwood floors. etc.
Excellent location. Price $5,000.
'I‘enns arranged.
For Particulars Apply to
Wm. F. Hoyt £9” son
4080.)!ain8t. Phonem
manic—Insurance
s'ror name ann'r
OWN YOUR HOME !
We have a number of desira-
ble homes for sale at attractive
prices. Come in and .talk it
over—or Phone 830—and a
representative will call.
Canty 66. Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
17 South Main Street.
FOR SALE
center of city.
ments, practically new.
-
INSURANCE TIIAT INSURES
6 Railroad Avenue ‘
House of 9 rooms, all improve-
ments, within 10 minutes of
House of 6 rooms, all impro.ve-
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
Phone 35
very desirable . . . . . . . . $6,200
Easy terms.
.—-
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance H
4 8c. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Two family house, desirable sec-
tion, lst Disfiict . . . . . . . $5,500 ‘
)ne family house, 1st District, just
built, 6 rooms, all improvements,
Dne family house, 2nd District, 5
rooms . . . . . . . . . . $3,500
Phone 977
FOR SALE
from 83500 to 87.600.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
‘ For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
Real Estate - Insurance
1 and 2 family houses. prices ranging
7 Main Street. Norwalk
FOR-.IIENT
Hill Road.
TO RENT—Two'or three furnished
rooms to rent. Privilege of light
housekeeping if desired. 123 Flax
Terms reasonable. Phone 1257-3.
TO LET—One or two pleasant furn-
ished rooms. well heated house.
suitable for two gentlemen. Good
service and comfort quarantccd.
HELP WANTED
WANTED
Men for steady permanent piece
work job. Beginners can make
piece work after a short period.
|\Vages average between 65c and
_j70c per hour. Apply at once.
NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY
WANTED
Experienced operators on shoes
md slippers. Steady work. Apply
H. JACOB & SONS,
50 Day Street 80. Norwalk
WANTED TO BUY—An old barn.
good size desired. F. H. Keyser.
Phone 2829.
WANTED TO BUY—Second hand
Reo Speed Wagon. good condition.
reasonable. Paul- E. Killion. Town
Clerk's office. City hall.
WANTED—Two waitresses. Apply
George's Confectionery store, 9
Main street. Norwalk.
WANTED—Salesman for wholesale
bakery route. must have good ref-
erences. Apply Nor-walk Bakery CO..
‘31 Van Zandt street. East Nor-walk.
{WANTED—Women to press men's
underwear. Apply at once. Hen-
derson & Ervin. High street. Nor-
walk.
VVANTED—Experienced waitress and
dishwasher. Rega's Lunch. 18
Wall street. Norwaik.
WMTEHevcrai experigced but-
ton-holers. Apply Cluett. Peabody
& CO.. Inc.. South Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED—OPERATORS ON GIRLS
DRESSES. JEROME FRANK 8:
CO.. 10 IIADISON STREET.
MISCELLANEOUS
crete Walks, Road Work, Grad-
ing and Rock Excavation.
SALVATOB CHARIO'I'I'
GENERAL oowrmoron
Telephone use-e
Sewer. Water Wort, masonry. Con-
a
43 Chostnut St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
P. ROMANO
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
you wait at the right price.
weight.
FREE DELIVERY.
13 Chestnut St.
Poultry killed and’ dressed while
This is the only place where you
can get first class service and honest
Phone sass ‘
~< > o @523
Highest Priccs Paid.
Send a Card and I “fill Call for it.
S. LEVY
58 Water St.
Harris 82.. Gans' Block.
I Buy‘and Sell Second Hana Clothing.
80. Norwalk, Conn.
G. F. BENEDICT
Painter and Decorator
At Your Service on Short Notice.
Phone 1312-5.
Office—65 Osborn Ave, East Nor-walk
HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
logue.
A. B. HALL.
Wallingford, Conn\cticut.
White Leghorns, Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpald. Cata-
I‘HE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring, Scalp 'l‘reat
Marcel Waving -- Hair Dressing
47 Wall Street
Phone Nor-walk 2565
TVS/IN CITY VALET
Ladies' & Gentlemen‘s Custom
Tailoring
ing. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called . for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention — Phone 408.
WANTED—A competent maid for
general housework. No laundry.
Call after 6. or ring 1199. Mrs. P. J.
Andrews. 36 Fairfleld avenue.
WANTED—\Ve have a client who
wishes to buy a six room house.
with all improvements, located in a.
good neighborhood. 'lhe Taylor 8.:
Golden CO.. Washington street.
WANTED-GIRLS WHO CAN OP—
ERATE ‘SINGER SE\VING MA-
CHINES. NEAT \VORK. GOOD PAY.
DAY \VORK. APPLY NORVVALK
DRESS CO.. 45 RAILROAD AVE,
CITY. '
\VANTED—Bookkceper for general
office work. Middle aged woman
preferred. Address in own writing.
M.. Care SentineL
“'ANTED—Opcrators experienced on
power machines for making dresses
and overblouses, sleeve facing. scam-
ing cuffs on. also hand sewers. Ap-
ply at once. M. N. Mayehoff & CO..
15 Merwin street.
WANTED—Union painters. Onkey J.
Smith, 13 First strcct. East Norwalk.
Phone 2685.
’vVAN’l‘ED——Young lady for office
work. Girls for general laundry
work. Girls for hand ironing. Man
to work in wash room. Steady work.
good pay, apply to Norwalk Steam
Laundry. 43 Day street, So. Norwalk.
“'ANTED—Boys over 16 for packing
and stock rooms. Apply H. Jacob &
Sons. 50 Day street. So. Norwalk.
25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk, 0t.
FOR SALE
l‘nrd touring ...... . . . . . . . . CIOO
l'nral M‘ilfln, 1921 .......... .350
Hudson Mdan . . . ......... “00
llurmli sl'dnn. 1922 . . . . . e e ’Iv075
()u'rlund touting . . e - . . . . . . 31.0
Ford sedan ...... . . . . . ..... 8100
(‘llnmllcr 7 pass. tom . . . $300
Shufelt Brothers
l)l'll.\.\"l‘ & STAR DEALERS
20! Washington Street
East .Vorwalk — Phone 3018
TAXICABS
lmlrr Tarlnv’e Cigar Store
Phone / 7
3 3 2 0
Careful Drivers Day and Night
Service.
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and 3mm
Fireproof Building new
Specialty
I
8 France St. larval, Ocea-
Phone ole-lo: Ker-val
lLos'r
- LOST—Last week. -e your full"
Collie dog, name Leddie. me!
Please return to 40 mo avenue.
Phone 762.
About 27,000 lone distance cell- In
handled every day in the lo!!! M
exchange in New York.
—___.__—'——_-—
Rum worn during the retro 0!
Henry 111 of France. “I0 '° “‘9
that many women were . ‘ ‘ "
.useepoomtwofeetn, ‘
Cost or u ,,
nun/"mt ". ’1‘”!
f
‘i.
~ ltyouwenttodinoeeofen!
a“
Phone 1‘787.
14 Cottage street. East Norwalk.
FOR. RENT—A five room apartment
with all modern improvements;
rent 840; heat and garage included.
E. L. Greenburg, Scribner avenue.
FOR RENT—Six rooms and bath, all
improvements. garage space if de-
sired. Adults only. Arthur \Valdron.
Scribner. Ave., near Conn. 'enue.
p. m.
T0 LET—5 rooms. space for auto and
garden patch. Apply E. F. \Vibben,
TO LET—Five room flat. with im-
provements. 10 First street. Apply
on premises or call 1807 after eight
P. 0. Block.
Keogh & Concise. ll
WAN/i‘nqro BUY
Geri-fie so am: our. -
We wi bill
rue. , re Ju
Aeqnerodcel always.
PHILIP P. “LEONE!
a Yen needs III-est
3mm. ATTENTION i
If we have
will reason whY.
.-- te», ,,
81 M it.
To LET—5 room apartment. part im-
provements. No. e Day street. Inq.
at the. Barry Shoe Store. Louis Avrick,
T0 LET—In the Mercantile building.
80. Main street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inq. of R. Joselovsky or
r household goods.
, em all second-
hand g Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
wand-”mulls.“
eeooldhandturnituro.
Mk. erockormetelsofeny
mmtolelemmyou
orOall.
AMON!
aiture or household goodl. cell
momma;
or uwamsr.-—-rm.eoa
D
or
writetolluh Noorderietooleree
VVANTED—Mcchanlcs and helpers for
refrigeration work. . Only men
qualified on high pressure pipe fitting
need apply. I. K. Policy, 25 Monroe
street. So. Norwnlk.
“WANTED—Operators on Singer sew-
ing machines: also learners. Easy
light work. Good pay, steady work.
Gemore &. Schaffcr, 136 Washington
street. So. Norwalk.
WANTED ~—-Chambermaid at City
Hotel. So. Main street.
WANTED—We Fave a good opening
for an experienced stenographer.
Apply Clover Mfg. CO.. Winnipauk.
WANTEm—Saieslady for bakery. Ap-
ply Norwalk Baking Co., 31 Van
Zandt street, East Norwalk.
WANTED—Women to work in laun-
dry. steady work. good pay. The
Brophy Laundry,‘ 16 Seaview avenue.
WANTED——Young girl or man for
bundling. The Brophy Laundry, 16
Seaview avenue. 1 1‘
WANTED—Bedroo . ving room.
use of kitchen, th by man and
wife. Address A. Y.. re Sentinel.
WANTED—Operators on children's
dresses. piece work. 91 Conn. Ave.,
So. Nor-walk. M. Basile.
WANTED—Woman to take charge
of our examining department, won-
derful opportunity. Write or apply
Harry Berger Shirt CO.. 35 Oliver 8L.
Stamford, Conn.
WANTED—Women for light factory
work. Good ”1. steady position.
Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day and
Raymond streets.
WANTED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply @130. Mole Works. Day
and Raymond streets. So. Nor-walk.
iron SALE—Trio black lmpo'x‘tod
semi-evening dresses. one never
worn. size 88, Adareh E. D.., care
Sentinel.
FOR BALE—In Bridgeport. deute-
eble piece'of property on Hahn
street. nearoenter: suitable terrace
jaw: W
l . .
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET
Bring references.
Phone 759-12.
FIRE 2 FIRE l FIRE I
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
117 Water Sirest,’ ' South Welt I
phones” ss‘i‘h’rla "295
Telephone 391
C. II. HANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Made to Order.
. ea"
Commercial Bldg. No -
Phone 30‘}
Edison Mazda Gehrai Electr
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-— Successors to --
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRlCAL CO
I“. _.. a=3 =° -.
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
ER
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Hair Gown—Swedish Face Massage.
Norwalk, Conn.
Jos. C. Scilcck & Thos. O. McKendry
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
'l‘HE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
NORWAI.K
Has good paying positions for cooks.
general liouscworkers and waitresses.
Has no terrors for the man with e"
"Slag." "Asbestos" or "Slate" roof,
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a talk with our representative.
Picture Frame; and Mirrors. Shades
1 West Ave. 80. Nor-walk. Conn. ' f
WAL P as sAMPLEs -j
HEMS’I‘ITC a. , KIR'I‘ PLEATIfi:
All Styles. k. ions,Covered
0 Did
KNORR'S ART 6: NOMTY SHO
often for sale. Phone Darien 361.
TRACTOR, f a
Incorporate 9
Electrical Construction _. d Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK I Phone 1498 ;
CAT—Beautiful pedigreed shaded
silver Persian. “Jim Dandy" at
stud. Sire of winning blue ribbon
kitten at recent N. Y. show. Kittens
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
405.
evenings.
Baby chicks. Barred
Rocks. Reds. Anconas. Brown Leg-l
horns; also finest roasting chickens.‘
fatted on our farms. Geese and
Wyandotte eggs for hatching. Weston
Live Poultry, 3: Main street. Phone
FOR SALE—Ford racer. 1918. disk
wheels. 30x3l,fi'= tires. all around.
Good buy, $135; also 1920‘Ford tour-
ing car, 3150. Phone 2163 Nor-walk,
avenue. near Conn.‘ avenue.
FOR SALE— ec c passenger ele-
vator; direc cu nt 500 volts. Ad-
In
52 Teeth street.
dress W. J. 1
Providence. R. I.
FOR SALE~About 354; acres ground.
12 room house, 2 car garage and'
large barn. lot of fruit trees. young
and old. Inq. E. F. “‘ibben. Scribner
walk, Conn. -
New York City.
ings.
Hull; 9‘» Washington Street. '
FOR SALE—Ht few large, fat hens,
weight 6 to 8 lbs. 30c lb. live
weight. not delivered. Mrs. J. H.
Brown. 451 Flax H.111 Road, So. Nor-
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom,
$60. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings: speck]
big bargain, white steel medicine cab-
inets. Seidenburg CO.. 254 West 34th
street, between 7th and 8th Avenues,:
FOR SALE-s acre fruit farm. near"
trolley. price $6.500; 31,500 down.‘
George Mitchell. ,Phone 18‘! morn-
FOR SALE—Well built house, oceani
rooms, large lot, immediate posse-e,
sion. $3,500: six room house. only,
$2.500. Immediate possession. D. 8.‘ 3
FOR SALE—Fine residence. overlook- ..
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BOXES, or
GOLD '
‘i’ E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
Copyright. 1028. in! 8. Phillip Oppenheim
as. "' mnumlnafi‘
they accomplices?"
“They had a visitor about an hour
before they left. air." the floor
waiter told us.
Rimmington took out his note
book.
“Description. please." be asked.
“I scarcely saw the gentleman my-
self, air." the men replied. “He
seemed quite ordinary-looking. He
wore glasses. and his hair was
my."
“Well.” Rimmington dd. as we
descended to the ground floor to
BEGIN HERE TODA!
Vendetta begins between
MICIAIAEL SAYERS. noted criminal.
an
SIR ROMAN canvas. once of
Scotland Yard. when Sayers
beautiful housemald.
JANET. saves him from air Norman
by shooting dead an on! or sent
to arrest him. Janet ecomee
plies.
Sayere' wife and acoom
Michael plots with his confeder-
ate. the lawyer You huehan
to rob two men named t, an
netager of seven boxes of gold
brought into England for the pure
pose , of establishmg private
credits. With the aid of two mae-
queradere. Mr. and Mrs. Jose de
Miguel. supposed to be from South
America. Heyere arranges to steal
the gold. Madam do Miguel man-
agee a flirtation with Meta er and
arranges to signal him do
at her
husband'sabeenoe from their, etel
suite. —
' NOW 00-08 WITH 8103!.
Michael Continues: 3 .
Hem bent toward her. I moved
- - a ly. but I Who would not
have‘heani me if I had won hob-
nailed boots. The rest was ‘eesy.‘for
itwee‘atricklknewwell. neocl-
hpeed with scarcely a gasp. I tigbo
ened‘ the cord a little and the deed
was done.
- e e e
Greys: Take: Up the Story:
was entirely by accidnt that I
held dined that night in the grill-
room of the Milan Hotel with
Rimmington. He had asked me for
an interview that afternoon or. the
telephone. and being W I
had suggested a little dinnl' at my
club, We had arrival! there to and
the‘ p”‘ packed and the best tables
full. Sooaer than wait. we hedge”
to the Milan. Rimmington was in
the act of disclosing hie meson for
wishing to see me. when the men-
ager. who was an old aouulntanea.
“And you too. Mr. Rimmington. I’ve
not been sent for. Something wrong
nut-1n”
We rose without hesitation and
followed him out of the room. into
theiiftenduptothesixthfloor.
When we stepped out. several at the
servants were gathered at the far
thereudofthecorridor. Themati-
eger embarked upon an sank-anon.
“There may be nothing wrong at
all.”he said. '“rhieieiuetthe
tionasithubeenreportedto
Suite 89 was taken somo days
by Metsger and Gorty. and two
amines-ice humour-summon.
TheyhmughtovereomegoAuyou
know. in tin boxes. and greatly
egeinetm.edvioe.theyheditetered
intheirrooms. Gortywenttollan-
cheater last night. leaving w
telephone-operator
alone. Our
lei
uoundhie neck.
"You have had him search“ meet the man whom he had eum~
moned from Scotland Yard. “We get
“Half I dozen men have searched it in the neck sometimes about our
every corner of the place. No one in failures. This time, 1: w. 403': ‘gt
the hotel hes even calls!“ I sump-0 hold of De Miguel and his heavy
trunks. I should think we deserve all
I went through the rooms again. a. cm“... W. ”Lu
When I came to the bedroom ul- “Nothing in it to: me. I'm afraid."
Joining the sitting-room. and which I remarked as 1 m. him 3°05
the-floor waiter told me was Reta- mhL
ger‘e. I noticed that the wardrobe "1: doesn’t look up. n," he .5.
W“ 10“.“- NO‘ 0311 that. b‘“ mitted. "However, one never
therewesaellghtstrainbeingen- knows."
eroised against the lock. bending the e e e
was the unexpected Which hap-
began to look upon the matter as ”a“ “though Mr. Jon do
"This door must be broken
Miguel and his wife could have
open .
n What-elianhouremhandwere
“m' I M «“or ‘ '9‘" 3" handicapped by the pueueion of
two trunks of enormous weight. a
The keynot- cum in
0W1mw week passed without any news of
Asttweeturne‘
I was math.
ermeecrunl
humanity. With
endpsotubeunteymhis
their arrest or of the recovery of any
mu'm Matthegold. Hetegerremained
y inastateefpartialunconedousneu
and could give no coherent accoun
of whet had happened. Gorty re-
turned from lunchester and behaved
like a madman. He spent his time
having taken the gold. and Scotland
Yard. where he expressed his opin-
ion of the Bullet: police system in
terms which made him. to say the
least of it. unpopular there.‘ In the
beginning the whole affair had
seemed so simple. Mr. and Mr; de
. Miguel. distributing gratuities in
most lavish Wu. had an".
calmly away from the Milan at the
appointed hour. and had arrived at
Waterloo in ample time fa- the train
which they had planned to take to
Southampton. When that train ar-
rived at Southampton. however.
there was no one in it in the least
answering to their deecriptloru
neither had any room been taken in
thehotehorpaeeegeehookedonthe
steamer. Curiously enough. too.
none of the porters could remember
”summer-ing
the description of the two mlsshg
people;yettbemanwhodrovetle
hotelbuetotheetation-‘noldeer-
CLAIMED. "HE’S DEAD!" “HE'S m‘mlmflmnmm
VERINEARIT."IREPIJED.
turee the man who had refused to
answer the 'telepbone. ed.
"Ky God. Rimmington excl-1m
emu. duare t“. O m.-
“He'everyneerurxmuw Ikeptawayfremnimmingtonfor
ening the slip-knot of whipeom from some time. for I thoroughly sympae
“Send for . doc uni-ed with hh position. 0n the
torat once. -—And Rimmington. you "nth hr. however. he came to see
bed better ring up the Yard and get m
to work quickly."
terg—gavennrelteringevidenceesto
at having duven there. ad having
left his two peuenguuwaitingou
the pcvement while a porter went
“Not so simple as we thought.“ he
“How mm mm W0 nmarksdesheecceptedacigerand
leave!” heasked.
use what 13- “MM-
“Apparently not.” I assented.
'Whatahoutthebue-drivsrr'
, "He's been with the hotel company
tori? yeare.”Rimrningtonrepued.
"haeawifeandohildrenandenesp
eellenteharactar. Wesson
etpeople-wthebushtbeetauon-
yard."
“Anathemvrbovisitedth-iet
thehoteleatheiastmomeatr'
“We'zeoilcingahundredpounb
reward for his diecovcy. Here's
hbdaecrlpion.”
Imnyrendthetypewrifun
sheet which Bimini-goon pun-ed
eac- to me. and returned it in
“use.
“Dun-t anything to you?" my
visitor-shed.
‘Thedeecrlptlon might apply to
m~lmahttleevar
lively. Rimmingtenetasudgloomiiy
intotheilre. -«5
'Itmight.”heedmitbd. “Dom
“ kl‘i-
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