l l 'Eassmed Advertising Rates: 25 Wonls, Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week. 6 times, 8c word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call N orwalk 92 or 93. - Additional classified advertising will be found on Page Two. SENTI‘NEL “CLASSIF L ell kinds. Plano moving. Special m TRUCKING REALK‘ESTATE I run: sacs. 3 “mi and long distance trucking of FOR SALE 80. Norwalk. Conn. f... nmvlns patron'- Dell! trips to In Km no... u m m yaw York City. With All“. Wu. :00 Com A“ M'“ 3:! W. est. electricity, hot heat, “wood floors. ct ARCHITECTS mus-nonsense. run-“.003: I m en's-god. P.— B, “may,“ HARRY W-MAmE q Wm. F. Hoyt 6: So ARCHITECT as so. In. an. . Phone see 7931me ' seam—1......“ STOP PAYING m'r *IVILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr. ARcHrrsoT 45 SO. Main St. mm sees scum NORWALK, coma. ' 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 f PATENTS representative will call. PATENTS Wooster and Davis \. 1!. woosrm ‘ ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1115 MAIN ST" BRIDGEPORT Send for Booklet on Patents. ll. W. DAVIS Formerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. omoe Canty 89’ Co. Bealllhteandlnsurance HawthlalnStrect. l'.\'l‘l ZNTS —- TRADE-MARKS D. LEWIS MATrERN PATENT A'I'IORNEY lilmrty mag. Bridgeport I'hono Barnum 698 Washington Offloa—Oursy Bldg. AUTOMOBILES A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE We will sell you a lot and OLD CARS Sell Your Old Cars to “-10 BRIDGEPORT AUTO WRECKING CO. 1310 north Avenue Bettvccn Oak and center Ila. BRIDGEPOB'I', cons. Phone Barnum m2 Second-Hand Parts and TI". U Flt Any Make of Car. put a well made six room house, with all improvements, on it for $6,500, at Marvin Beach, Norwalk’s beauty spot. For particulars see Nonwam: euro wasoxmo COMPANY 5 ROWAN ST. EAST NOB phi Cars Bought -— All It Auto Parts for Sal "MOTORS IRVING I. POLLIY BARGAINS FLICUI'RIO MOTORS v. To so II. P. "mucus—ALI. alzm snnTGUSS—“WNCIIEBTER PUMP AND . ICE MACHINES “scams 0! ‘ 25 Monroe 8t. 80. Nor-walk, Ct. P. & J. LARRAURI 4 Grove St. South Norwalk Telephone 1731. ‘ , FOR SALE House of 9 rooms, all improve. ments, within 10 minutes of center of city. House of 6 rooms, all improve. mcnts, practically new. l. M. LAYTON & 00., Inc. INSURANCE THAT INSURES 6 Railroad Avenue Phone 35 FOR SALE 1 and 8 family houses. prices ranging 'from 33.500 to 37,500. Buy now before the rush comes on. For particulars, FOR SALE lurvl touring ....... . . . . . . . I100 lm-nl Milan, 1921 .......... 8350 llmlsun N'dnn ......... “00 Illn'unt sullen, 1922 . . . . . . . $1.075 UH I'lnmi tuurlng .......... $100 l ani u'iinn ................. 8100 l llilllillf‘f 7 ”‘3. touring . . e ‘300 \qulvhnkcr touring ...... . . $200 liuu k touring . ............ 3150 l'nm l. touring ............. 8100 Shufelt Brothers ill “ANT 8-. STAR DEALERS ‘.‘(ll “‘nnhln‘ton Street linsl Norwalk -- Pb” 801‘ ASK JOHN T. HAYES 7 Main Street Norwalk Real Estate --. Insurance WANTED TO BUY ANTIQUE FURNITURE Antiques, high prices paid for old- time furniture. mahogany. cherry. maple. pine. etc.. also old china. glass. anything oi merit that is over 100 years old. D. A BERNSTEIN. 105 Wesport Ave. Phone car a sqca'E-s our. We will buy your household goods. regs. papers junk and all second- 998 TAXICABS lmll‘r Turk)". 013.! Store hand goods. Anything you have. Price according to the quality of the goods. A uars deal always. In PHILIP P. mom as Va land! I!“ muse Coca Always on Sale ne 3 13”.. o =w....m....."i'::~:l°..."' .... i' or ml Drivers Day and N13!“ ”:3,“ stock or m 0! In! scrum. “mulflemoasndwl ___ will see the rent"!!- 3‘ last Norwalk. Conn. omens J.VABIA1:3 "' "" ransom 4»- com'imcrou and am» molt l Fin-proof Blunding and 3 you wet?» discuss of '31, 0;; 8 Franco St. Km: 0.» ”m or III“ _ nu. to a. Asia. He 1' m ' l honc eia-i—s lice-wall "up so set «testis. « wuss er. — ran. '03- ‘kmms‘. . ".,: Tun 2'...”in house, desirable sco- timr, let District -.. n... ‘5’. Z'ne family house, 131: Bibi“, JO“ Mill. 6 rooms, all improvemenflt \ “ry desirable . . . . . . . . , Easy term. Linn family house, 2nd W 5 500 T‘l’rllls ee_e‘$ccooolo.u... I .———-C J. M. O’BRIEN _ rlcal WH.M' LOST ' HELP WANTED WANT“ Men for steady permanent piece work job. Beginners can make , piece work after a short period. ‘Wages average between 650 and i70o per hour. Apply at once. I lORWAI-K TIRE 6 303m comm WANTED Experienced operators on power machines to make plain dresses and over- blouses; operators for sleev- ing, seaming and sleeve facings:.also hand sewers and examiners. H. N. HARBOR & 00., Kerwin Strec . WANTED-—A bright young man to ,work in stock and shipping room. References required. Apply LeRoy Shirt Co.. Chestnut street. WANTED—An orderly for night duty. Apply Supt" Norwalk Hospital. GIRLS wanted from 14 years .of age MISCELLANEOUS crcte Walks. Road Work, Grad- ing and Rock Excavation. SALVATOB OHARIOTT am. . common Telephone no“ . Sewer, Water Work. masonry, Con- es Chestnut St. 80. Norwalk, 0...; penses. long lease. selling reason, going abroad. tlou, “'est'lzsth. New York City. HAT SHOP FOR SALE Making Silk. Panama and soft Hats. Renovating alone covers ex- buslncss corner. Living quarters floor above. Price $3.000. Cheap rent, Loca- Astrom. 475 R. C. Thompson THOMPSON & SAYRE Plumbing—Tinning—Heating Lot 1‘s Give You an Estimate. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Alvin G. Sayre 64 First St. 15 Gregory Blvd East Nor-walk East Nor-walk Tel. 3302 Tel. 1239-3 18 Chestnut St. P. ROMANO LIVE POULTRY MARKET Poultry killed and dressed while you wait at the right price. This is the only place where you FREE DELIVERY. 3 up. Light, clean work. 14 to 15 lyears. $9.01) to start; 16 and over, $13.00 to start. no experience neces- sary. Webbing a Edging Corp., 83 Washington street. WANTED TO BUY—Second hand Rec Ipced Wagon. good condition. reasonable. Paul E. Killian. 'l'owu Clerk‘sglce. City hall. WANTED—Two waltre-ea George’s Confectionery Main street. Norwalk. WANTED—Womendo press men's underwear. Apply at once. Hen- derson 8r. Ervin. High street. Nor- walk. WANTED—Experienced waitrc- and dishwasher. Ron's Lunch, 18 Wall street. Norwalk. WANTED-OPERATORS ON GIRLS DRESSES. JEROME FRANK & C0. 10 MADISON STREET. WANTED—A competent maid for general housework. No laundry. Call after 6. or ring 1199. Mrs. P. J. Sntlrews. 36 Fairi'leld avenue. Apply store. 9 WANTI'ID——GIRLS WHO CAN 0P- ERATE SINGER SEWING MA— CHINES, NEAT WORK. GOOD PAY. DAY WORK. APPLY NORVVALK DRESS CO.. 45 RAILROAD AVE. CITY. WANTED—Bedroom, living room, use of kitchen, bath. by man and wife. Address A.'Y., Care Sentinel. WANTEHperstora on children's dresses. piece work. 91 Conn. Ave., 80. Nor-walk. M. Basile. \VANTED—Woman to take charge of our examining department, won- derful opportunity. Write or apply Harry Berger Shirt Co.. 85 Oliver St., Stamford. Conn. ' 58 Water St. I Buy and Sell Second Hand Clothing. Highest Prices Paid. Send a Card and I Will Call for it. ' B.' LEVY So. Norwalk. Conn. Harris 8; Guns Block. G. F. BENEDICT Painter and mworator At Your Service on Short Notice. Office—65 Osborn A\c.. East Norwalk I’hone 1312-5. Heavy lay- Chicks posipald. Cats A. B: HALL. Wellingtord, Connecticut. THE ELI'I'E SHOP Marcel Waving —- Hair Dressing Norwalk. Conn. Phone Norwalk 2565 . TWIN CITY VALET Joe. C. Selleck 5: Then. 0. McKendr-y: Ladies' & Gentlemen‘s Custom Tailoring ins. Dyeing and Repairing. Calledilor and Delivered. “ Prompt Altention —— Phone 408. 47 IVALL STREET Has good paying positions for cooks, general houseworkers and waitresses. MEN’I‘ AGENCY NORWAIJC Bring references. Phone 759-12. "Slag," and also decreases his insurance rate. -_- llnve a. talk with our representative. 117 \Vaier Street. FIRE l FIRE l FIRE l Has no terrors for the man with a "Asbestos" or “Slate" roof. THE NOR\VALK ROOFING CO. South Norwnlk. Phones 387 and 2955. WANTED—W0 n for light factory work. Goo , steady position. Apply Gabbc o W'orks. Day and Raymond ctre . WANTED—Young boys to work in factory. Opportunity to learn good trade. Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day and Raymond streets. So. Norwnlk. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Baby chicks. Barred Rocks. Reds. Ancouas. Brown Leg- horns: also finest roasting chickens. failed on our farms. Geese and “'yandotte eggs for hatching. “'cston Live Poultry. 32 Main street. Phone 405. FOR SALE—Electric passenger ele- vator; dlrect current 500 volts. Ad- dress \V. J. Ballou, 53 Tenth street. Providence. R. 1. FOR BALE—Brand new bathroom. $60. Syphon closet. china low~down tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory. with all nickel-plated fittings: special bigi bargain, white steel medicine cab- inets. Seidenburg Co.. 254 \Vest 34th street. between 7th and 8th Avenues. New York City. FOR SALE—6 acre fruit farm. near trolley. price 86.500; 81,600 down. George Mitchell. Phone 1861 morn- inge.‘ FOR BALE—Two black imported semi-evening dresses. one never worn. size 38. Adam‘s E. D.. care Sentinel. ‘ FOR SALE—~In Bridgeport. desire- able piece of property on Main street. near center: suitable for fat:- Yory purposes, 3 story brick building. a: foot front. 100 feet deep. For in- formation lriquire 10 Gregory Blvd. or phone 3485. FOR SALE—ONE cow giving sixteen quarts of milk; one horse and Rhode Island red baby chicks. 20 cents each. Phone as. non BALE—Buick ”we". six cylinder touring car in good condi. ti'on. 1916 model, 3250. Apply Mrs. 1 West Ave. Telephone 391 G, H. BANKS Cabinet Making. Refinishing and Upholstering Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades Made to Order. So. Norwalk. Conn. WALL PAPER aAMPLes All Styles. Buttons Covered to Order. Norwnlk Phone 30 91 can get first class service and honest weight. Phone 3838 i Bhampooing, Manicuring, Scalp Treat ' ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perin- anent Waving, Hal: Bobbing. Curling 8 Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage; 47 Wall Street l l é um HALL enornnns' can? cmcxs. 3 White Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds. ' Barred and White Rocks. ing strains. loguc. ‘ Q l i 5 i x THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-3 '3 ii; The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press' .7 HBMSTITCl-IIN'G. SKlRT Parana—1i ,— KNORR'S ART it NOVELTY SHOP.‘ '3 Commercial Bldg. ‘ .3 BEGIN BEBE TODAY Vendetta begins between mCIgAEb MYERS. noted criminal. an NORM (mm on“ of a'Igootland Yard. when “is“ beautiful housemaid. JANET. eaves him from Sir Norman by shootin dead an oinccr sent to arrest in). Janet becomes wife accomplice. Go lgts to re: two blcnen. rty cuter. c seven ace of 1d bro ht into W ‘0 c$in fivato ol‘fili‘t‘a Mr. and lira. oee do llguel assist Michael. Durlu the absence 0 Gcrty. Kadam e huguel entices Metsger to her hotel room where Michael renders him unconscioua The gold is substituted for their luggage and the do Miguels leave for parts unknown. Gorty puts Greyes on the trail of Michael and Sir Norman has a lady operative shadow the criminal. NOW GO ON WITH 8108! Sir Norman Continues: "You are satisfied?” my companion asked. "Perfectly." I assured her. “I am going to run no further risk of be- ing recognized. I shall pay the bill and go. You will remain. Remem- her. it is the woman you must watch. Engage as much help as you re- quire. She must be watched un- ceasingly." My companion nodded. "It will not bedimcult.“ she said. TOOK my departure. and at thh stagcofmysearchforthemiss- ing gold. I took Rimmington inn my confidence. Ho agned with me as to the sdvinbllity of allowing Michael to remain at hrgs for the present;endsofnrashowaecon- corned. be satisfied himself with placing a strict watch upon the Edison Mazda General Electric Lamps Motors CHURCH and ABBOTT - Successors to —- Norwaik Branch STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON- TRACTOR, Incorporated stud. kltten at recent N. Y. show. otten for sale. pedigreed "Jim Dandy" at blue ribbon Kittens Phone Darien 361. silver Persian, Sire of winning FOR liEN'r street. 992-3. TO RENT—~One large office room in? ‘. TO RENT—New flat. 5 rooms and bath, all improvements, 23 \Vebster formerly L'nion street. Tel. l l Electrical Construction and Repairs 3 ROODNER BLOCK CAT—Beautiful Phone 1496 shaded V ' mmmummmmmummmmmmh +‘ . i l the Keeler Bldg. Steam heat and' hot water furnished. Apply at Keeler's Shoe Store. Tel. .392. T0 LET—4 rooms. all modern provements. Telephone 2237. im- l'o LET—Six rooms. all improve- ments at 104 South Main street. flvc rooms all improvements at 173 Soutl: Main street: also three and four room TO LET-L4 rooms, all improvements. rent reasonable. 108 Taylor avenue. Inquire same address. Lost—user'- gold wilt watch in front of Concord school or around undo. Reward if upturned. valuedi 5: keepsake from mother.,now dead. Address Box doe. Booth Nor-walk, ct. Ion-mt Book No. asses issued by The south Nowflk “W Bank. Finder will their-return ‘° .u bank. as man I!“ 5'“ stoned. , Tjader. Tokeneke. FOR. SALE — Household furniture. All kinds. sell cheap. Just came from Hartford. Sale every day until housekeeping if desired. Hill Road. ‘ TO RENT—Two or three furnished Privilege of light 123 Flux rooms to rent. sold. Mien Tooter. Yoet street. cltl'. FOR SALE—5 pa-enger Buick tour- lfll'. extras. 3175: also ,1 Radio sets. will receive over 500 miles and two amplifiers. Phone Barton :85. suitable. for _ scrvbc and comfort guaranteed. Tome reasonable. Phone 1257-3. ' y Anode! . wwwmm" . w TO LET—One or two pleasant furn- ished rooms. well heated house. two gentlemen. Good apartments. some improvements. Lexington avenue. Inquire 203 Flax Hill Road. ; ‘II Hi I“! Hi". ‘ in Adam Street where We had located him. I myself retired a lit- tle into the background. although I remained in the closest touch with Miss Weston. Her information was always interesting. always sugges- tive. The whole scheme gradually - unwound itself. “One of the out-porters at Watch loo.” he announced. “seems to re- member a small furniture van backed up against the pavement some die- of the amoeba were unloading" “He didn't notice the name on it. I suppose?" I mod. "No such luck! There‘s another Miguel pushed any the first porter whoecwstdthmandlnsisteduy mowing‘ingtwoofherowncbcoe— mg." "Wehave gotccfar. that! l 383 s 392353! WLmWEthlpeW - -f" telephonrhell rang. I recap I nieed m- Weston's voice at the other and. I listened to what she had to my, and in ten minutes we were in my car and on the way to Twickcnham. We picked up Ili- Weston herself tn Keneington. ”The woman whom I have been following.“ she announced. “in only a few minutes ahead of us. She h in a private our. end there is a strange men noted In bout with the chansons.” “It looks well." W ad- mitted. “Our blond has ordered the same this for dinner tonight at Born-ads." On our war! had a want of un- cenineen. A gray tour-tacos: paged us at a great speed and shot down the Breadcrd Road. ooneidu-ahly ahead of us. Rinmlngton spoke for a moment through the tube. and we pulled up at the district police-eta. tion. “We’ve given Michael rope enough.’ he decided. "Be my get the alarm at any moment now. I'm “REMEMBER IT IS THE WO- MAN YOU MUST WATCH. EN‘ GAGE A8 HIKE m? AS YOU DES " seslously.butlrealinedtherlehof letting him remain at large any longer. Iwultedwhncnlmmlngton enteredthcpcfloe-etnfionandspoke tohendquartera Wheuhersturned. he broughtwith himacoupleof plslnclotheensen.oneotwhomnt 3 iii iii 3 E3 3333 3 S 3:33 i l we. l3iii I celvcdtohnvshce-thestudla'rhc door of a long outbuilding 100d open. We to look inside. There was a tnrniturs van there. and inside. some clothing of rust: corduroy. The uniforms of the portsreatWaterloo were-o” ccuntcdfcr. Enhnoctothc studio itselfwse gnlnedbylnculsofastoutoakdoor. obviously barred and bolted. We went mundtothehnchcrocsinga bwn where the guns and weed: wcr'euptoourkneee. Wcmiedto discover any other door. but some- how or other we found our way through a smashed window into the great room with its dome—shaped ceiling. Ithlnhcvonae we entered. woreallnedthatwcweretoolate. 11:. pics was esnpw. A small torguwasbur-nlng: therswcrcsev- cal ctr-”locking ve-els lying about the floor: the coffers. covered only by a piece of matting which W used aside. were nngedsgdnnthcwsll. Therewnn notaeoundtobeheardbutthe place mottled of tobacco macho. and indeed there was a min: dond of blue mote cull hanging about the roof. “We’ve lost them!" Rimmington muttered. ‘Wehautbgoutm'lro mlndedhm. "And Radical. I trust." was the fervent rejoinder. 0 O O candied the house. which wneelnptyanddeeclata'rhcn we sent to the local police- muonandarrnngcdforthcgoldto bermoved. Afterwardwecalledcn thchouee agent. Bensodcnlittle grimaoc when we monthned the Sanctuary. . .‘Thoughtrdletittoalebsculp aw." lse declared. “shop-ad for the bouecforamonth.toeoewhethc shcoouldworkmerw—wantcdtodo plsccwmallpunoddcwnflrhem more trwhle than they’re worth." “Dldtheladyhringyounnyrefsr encee?”lenkcd. "Idldn‘taskforany," firehouse egentreplledtrnnkly. “stnonly tocghdtogetanyonceventotalk nbouttheprow'ty.3ddcs.thelndy quietly. “as a person who has had somcexpa'lencointhecernattcrs—I arn lam Rimmington of Scot- land Yard—I should advise you to be a little caroful how you deal with theaehrgaold-fashloncd bones. In the pruent case you may be inter eetedtokncwthatthellttleforgsin thcstudloatthc Sanctuaryhasbeen need for the purpose of melting Manssinn gold." “God help us!" the agent and. "What. theflortyandlctsgergo‘id?" W.“ Rimmington acqulr mood. "I‘hcy’ve only got rid of a littleoficasithnppene. butec ,6 4' A. .C , 3." :"t 33-5?‘
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