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REAL ESTATE
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A piece of LAND for: every American
citizen—This is AMERICAN.
A home for every American should be
evm-y Ameriean's ambition.
Here's a small home of 5 rooms, ga-
rage for 2 cars, about an acre of
, land, near the Post Road, for $3,500.
Here's a new two family house, 2 car
garage. central. rents for 8115, for
311.000.
A lot 50x150. with a 6 room house.
improvements. near trolley. best of
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ll .\ R RY W. MATHER
ARCHITECT
7991 Washington Street
5 ., Norwalk, Conn.
neighbors. for 80,000. Must be
Americans.
Corner property. tine lot, with 7 room-
e house and improvements, can be'
bought with $2,000 cash, balance
mono-eo- ‘
New, stricted property. just opened.
A clean. handy bunch of lots. And
the prices to the right parties are
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WILLIAM W. DAWSON. Jr.
ARCHITECT
\In Ill St. Telephone 333!
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scum NORWALK, CONN.
. RIGHT. \“e have escluslve agency.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 80. Main Street
Days, call 1900, evenings, 2358
’sential.
HELP WANTED
WANTED
Men for steady permanent piece
work job. Beginners can make
piece work after a short period.
Wages average between 65c and
70¢ per hour. Apply at once.
NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER
OOIPANY
WANTED
Experienced hand silk winders.
Also a few broad silk weavers.
Apply.
MULLER GLORIA MILLS
Winnipauk.
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewer, “’ater Work, Masonry, Cb“.
crew Walks. Road Work, Grad-
ing and Rock Excavation.
SALVATOR GEARIOTT
GENERAL cosmopon
.Telephonek ties-4
43 Chestnut St. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Brand new bathroom. 860. Syphon
closet, china. low-down tank. enam-
eled bath tub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar-
gain. white steel mwicine cabinets.
$5.00. Seidenburg Co.. 254 West 34th ,
St.. New York CitY.
THOMPSON 6.: SAYRE
Plumbing—Tinning—Heating
Let 1's Give You an Estinyite.
Jobbing l‘roinpily Attended to.
It. C. Thompson Alvin G. Sayre
54 First St. 15 Gregory Blvd.
East Norwulk East Norwalk
Tel. 3302 Tel. 1239-3
WANTED—Boy 16 years Or over. for
our packing department. Light.
clean worg. good pay. E. H. Hutch-
kiss. 6-12 Hoyt street, Norwalk.
\VANTED—Several girls
light work in manufacturing de-
partment. Pail while learning. Ap-
ply Clover Mfg. Co.. \Vlnnipauk.
\VANTEI)—Young lady for office of
manufacturing concern. knowledge
oi? stenography and typewritlng es-
Inqulre Lelloy Shirt Co.. 11
Chestnut street.
for clean.
WANTED—Boy for opening cases.
cleaning up and general work. Ap‘
ply at Dov‘lly's.
' FOR SALE
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"PATIENTS
’I " I PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
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.l I HIILNEYS AT LAW
FC'KI' .
'5 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT
: {or Booklet on Patents.
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W. DAVIS
Examiners U. 8. Pat. Cities
In Norwalk, house of six rooms,
with all modern improvements.
City water. gas, electricity, hot
air heat. hardwood floors, etc.
Excellent location. Price $5,000.
Terms arranged.
For Particulars Apply to
Wm. F. Hoyt 53 Son
46 80. Main st.
Real Estate —- Insurance
\Vinnlpauk.
Phone 435 ‘ '.
\VAN'I‘ED—Cash girl wanted. must
have reference. Call 1113 or after
six. 130.
VVANTED—Operators on Singer sew-
ing machines; also learners. Easy
light work. Good pay, steady work.
Gemore A: Scharfor, 136 \Vashington
street. So. Norwalk.
\VAN'I‘EI)—Glrls capable of doing
general office work. Can also use
a good iypist. Apply Clovu Mfg. Co..
“'ANTED——Men.
houses.
liowayton Green-
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l). LEWIS MATTERN
|-\I‘ILST ATTORNEY
llhrrry “Ill“. Bridgeport
l'hone Barnum 598
\\;.~hm_‘.i0n Grim—Our” Bldg.
FOR SALE. J
Nice six room house, bath,
garage, cement drive. in fine
residential section. off East
avenue. Price $7,000. Cash re-
quired, $1.000. '-
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Also
2 family house, 14 rooms. in
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OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING C0.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Bil.
BRIDGEPORT, 00".
Phone Barnum 6586-3
Second-Hand Parts Ind TIP“ .0
Fit Any Make of Car.
nice. section, some improve-
ments, $4,500. Good investment.
Gang—ECO.
Real Estate and Insurance
17 South Main Street.
A BARGAIN IN REAL
NORWALK AUTO “BOXING
COMPANY
5WD“ \V ST.
\ 1‘ w linught — All Kind. of
Auto Parts for Sale.
EAST NORWALI
ESTATE
MOTORS
life will sell you a lot and
put a well made six room
IRVING K. POLLEY
BARGAINS
l 'l‘i'rlllo MOTORS
I. To 60 II. I’.
l;n|l.l:|ts—AIIL SIZES
KIIHIGI‘VS—-“'INOIIES'I'ER
I'UMP AND
[C E MACHINES
'. Ti) 4 TON
125 Monroe St. So. Norwalk. 0t.
house, with all improvements,
on it for $6,500, at Marvin
Beach, Norwalk’s b e a u t y
spot. For particulars see
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P. & J. LARRAURI
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¥ 4 Grove St. South Norwalk
I » POR SALE Telephone 1731.
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Durant Al'qlan' [922 . . . ' . . . $1.075 .
'T""""' “wring . . . .. .. . . . 3100 Two family house, desirable sec-
{if'l “ "“2 ----------- .. - -- "9" tion, In District ....... $5,500
“Ti“? r ' "a“ mum“ ' ' ' ' )ne family house lst District, Just
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“"" I “wring . . . . . . . site built, 6rooms, all Improvemen s,
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Shufelt Brothers Easy terms. . _
m n \vr a swan 0m Dne family house, 2nd District, 5
m “mt-mm 9““ rooms . n.1,. . . . . . . .__.,. . ,500
FM Norwalk — Phone 8015
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BOYS wantet Clean work. good
wages to s rt. W'et bing & Edging
Corp.. 83 Washington St.
WANTED—A bright young man to
work in stock and shipping room.
References required. Apply Leltoy
Shirt Co.. Chestnut street.
WANTED—An orderly for night duly.
Apply Supt.. Norwalk Hospital.
GIRLS wanted from 14 years of age
up. Light, clean work. 14 to 15
years, 89.00 to start:
813.00 to start. no experience neces-
sary. W'ebbing 6; Edging Corp., 83
“'ushington street.
VVAN'I‘ED—GIRLS \VHO CAN 0P-
ERATE SINGER l‘l‘JW'ING MA-
CHINES. NEAT \VORK. GOOD PAY.
DAY WORK. APPLY NORW'ALK
DRESS co.. 45 RAILROAD A\'E..
CITY.
\VANTED——I3edroom. living room,
use of kitchen, bath. by man and
wife. Address A. Y., Cure Sentinel.
\VANTED—Operators on children's
dresses. piece work. 91 Conn. Axe,
So. Norvvalk. M. Basile.
VVANTED—“foman to take charge
of our examining department, won-
derful opportunity. Write or apply
Harry Berger Shirt Co.. 35 Oliver St..
Stamford, Conn.
WANTED—\Vomen for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day and
ituymond streets.
\VANTED—Young boys'to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day
and Raymond streets, So. Norwalk.
16 and over,-
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I Buy and Sell Second Hand Clothing.
Highest Priors I’aid.
Send a Card and I “fill Call for it.
S. LEVY
58 “'ater St. So. Nora-Mk, Conn.
Harris & Gnns' BloCk.
G. 1“. BENEDICT
Painter and Decorator
At Your Service. on Short Notice.
Office—65 Osborn Ant. East Norwalk
Phone 1812-5. I
HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpald. Cata-
logue.
A. B. HALL, -
Wallingiord. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampoolng, Manicnriug. Scalp Treat
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ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent Waving, Hat Bobbins. Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage
47 Wall Street Nor-walk. Conn
Phone Norwalk 2565
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TWIN CITY VALET |
Jos. C. Selleck & Thus. 0. McKendI-y.
Ladics‘ &. Gentleman's Custom
Tailoring
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention -- Phone 408.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-l
47 WALL STREET
Has good paying positions for cooks.
general houseworkc-rs and waitresses.
Bring references. ‘1
Phone-~7lib-III» "
FIRE! FIRE! mm: I ’
line no terrors for the man with a
”Slug." "Asbestos" or "Slate" roof.
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a talk with our representative.
THE NOIHVALK ROOFING CO.
117 \Vaier Street.
Phones 387 and 2955.
Telephone 39!
C. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and -
Upholstering l
Picture Frames and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER sAMPLes j
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATING’
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART 6‘: NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 3091
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—- Successors to -—
Norwallt Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
‘ TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
FOR RENT
FOR SALE
HAT SHOP FOR SALE
Making Silk. Panama. and Soft
Hats. Renovating alone covers ex-
penses. Living quarters floor above.
long lease. Price 83,000. Cheap rent,
selling reason, going abroad. Loca-
tion, business corner. Astrom, 475
West 125th. New York City.
FOR SALE-Baby chicks. Barred
Rocks. Reds. Anconas. Brown Leg-
horns; also finest roasting chickens.
tatted on Eur farms. Geese and
Wyandotte eggs for hatching. Weston
Live Poultry, 32 Main street. Phone
405.
FOR SALE—5 acre fruit farm. near
trolley. price 86.500: 31,500 down.
George Mitchell, Phone 1861 morn-
ings.
FOR SALE—Buick 7-passenger. six
cylinder touring car in good condi-
tion. 1916 model, 8250. Apply Mu.
Tjader. Tokeneke.
FOR SALE -- Household furniture.
All kinds. sell cheap. Just came
from Hartford. Sale every day until
sold. Miss 'I‘ooker. Yost. street, city.
FOR SALE-B passenger Buick tour—
ing. extras. 8176: also 2 Radio sets.
will receive over, 600 milesand two
amplifiers. Phone Darien 235.
FOR SAW-At once. 1. horse and 1
set names. 2 wagons. barrow
and incubator. Address A. B. 0., Care
Sentinel. -
FOB SALE—Marvin Beach. 8 room
house and garage, anclmed porch.
0 storm sash. stone chimney, chestmn
trim. Lot 40:100. Phone 1320.
‘ Phone 1 and a family houses. pricea m
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FOR SALE-Houseofatxrooms. on
325 Fla: Hill Road. SaNorwaIk.
anmedarnimprovemenuhatmfiafl.
nlshed rooms, well heated
suitable for two gentlemen. Good
service and comfort quarantced.
Terms reasonable. Phone 1257-3.
house.
FOR RENT—Four pleasant rooms.
nowly decorated. improvements.
garden plot. Adults only. Phone
days 473-3. Inquire 84 \Voodward
Ave.
TO RENT—New flat, 6 rooms and
bath, all improvements, 23 \Vebster
street. formerly Union street. Tel“
992-3. \
TO RENT—One large office room in
the chlor Bldg. Steam heat and
hot water furnished. Apply at Keeler's
Shoe Store. Tel. 392.
T0 LET—4 rooms. all modern
provements. Telephone 2237.
T0 LET—In theMercantile building.
So. Main street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inde of R. Joselovsky or
Keogh & Candee.
T0 LET—From April 1st. house of
seven rooms, with all modern im-
provements. desirable location. Apply
146 80. Main St. Phone 313-2. .
TO LET—A large~ furnished . front
room. 10 Crescent Terrace. South
Norwalk. Phone .1745. I
FOR RENT—Five rooms. with all
improvements. heat and “Page.
Rent 840.‘ E. L. Greenberg. Scribner
Avenue. Phone 1787.
LOST—Lady's goid’wrist watch in
front of Concord school or around ‘
grounds. Reward if returned, valued
as a keepsake from mother. now dead.
Asidre'. pex egg-South sore-alt, (it: ..
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gas. electric 118”..deth Q allia-
steben. ‘f‘
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The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-‘ ,
lug, Dyeing and Repairing. l ,
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topnigbt.‘ 1:21. by B. Phillips Oppenheun‘
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Vendetta be in: between MICHAEL SAYERS. noted
criminal. and IR NORMAN GREYES. once 0 Scotland
Yard. when Sa ers' beautiful housemaid. 1A ET. saves
him from Sir orman by shooting dead on ofl‘icer sent
to arrest him. Janet becomes Sayere' wife and accom-
plice. . .
In numerous escapades Michael narrowly escapes
captur by takin dgaperate chances. Because Gregg:
re :1 res man a qualities in Janet he deals with
her enientty.‘ r the Leeds battle robbery. Sayers ls
{creed to flee the country. Returmn to England at a
ater date, he again resumes comman .of his dangerous
of criminals. Janet. somewhat fired a the game.
awakens to the fact that Michae Is a hard
She compares him with Sir Norman Greyes.
gan
gra uany
taskmaster.
HIS. as near as“! can remember.
is a copy of the latter I received
that wonderful third day of
March:
We beg to inform you that. under
the will of the late Wlliam Scale.
gardener. of Mayford. Surrey. yon
are entitled to a legacy of £250. free
of duty.
As the estate is so small. and the
assets are chiefly in War Loan, we
are in a position to pay you that sum
at once. if you will favor us with a
call. or your instructions. Filthfully.
Haskel A Homes.
After a 9‘.» deal of consideration.
I took a first-class passage to Mar-
seilles, in the name of Janet Soaie.
on the slowest P. A 0. boat I could
find. I spent a moderate sum in re-
plenishing my wardrobe. sewed a
hundred pound note in my bodice.
and started on my adventure.
Then the natural thing happened. ‘
)0 interest in life began to revive.
I was young and strong. The sun-
shine. the mlt air. the complete
change, did their work. I made some
slight change in my toilet one night.
and arranged my hair diderently.
Half a doaen people made an excuse
to come and-talk to me that night on
neck. I had as many offers of an
eeoort to view the sights when we
landed at Gibraltar on the following —. -
day. Men. however. made no appeal I
tomelpreferredtojolnasmall 1
party. mostly ‘eompoud of people
who sat at my table.
We wandered about the place in
the usual disjointed fashion. striving
to auuma the tourist‘a intelligent in-
.areats tn the Jumble of Spanleh re-
modarn fortifications. bur»
that we are strangers.”
hard and cold.
not?" she asked.
mined.
She looked at me
silence.
she said gloomlly.
“Where?"
him."
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"Have I oileneded you in any
way?” I inquired. “It seems‘to me
She looked at me steadfastly. Her
face. which normally must have
been soft and pretty. had become
"You are Janet Stanfield. are you
“that is certainly my name.“ I all-
more puasled than ever.
in doubting
"I have seen your picture."
“In New test. Be mrrled it with
HE turned deliberately away. as
though determined not to enter.
into any further conversation.
I found her unaoclablllty to some ,
extent‘a relief. but when I stepped
saying things about me. and I was
furIOus.
“Are you meeting my husband at
liar-allies. Mrs. lartinf" I asked
ht.
I was sorry for the question dip
raotly the words had left my lip.—
aorryforhertm.iuam. She
turned deathly pale. and if looks
could have killed. I should have been
a dead wanna. She made no anew.
stall. I fluted fora moment and
then passed on to my stateroom.
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must have been about ten o'clock-
that night when I heard a soft
tapping at my door. I guessed at
once woe it was. and I guessed right-
ly. It was Mrs. Loui- Martin.
wrapped in a dressing-gown and
with slippers on her feet. She closed
the door carefully. and she put her
fingers to her lips.
"We mil-t be careful.” Ibo whis-
pered. "You were mad to speak of
Xichael openly."
"Of my husband?"
She laughed oontsmptooualy.
"He married me years before you.“
she replied. “and another before
either of us."
I turned away tom bar. that she
should not. no the hate in my faea.
Some conviction of this sort had
been growing upon me of late.
"When two women love the same
man.” Loui- Martln continued.
"they should forget everything when
he is in danger. I don't no love in
your thee.” she went on. “Then why
are you bars?"
"I see no reason why i should db-
euu that or any other subject with
you." 1 answerdl. "But as a mat-
teroffactlhadnoldeatbatlilcbael
was in mun.-
I thought that. me would have
mot me. The m of unbelief
biased in her eyes.
"What are you doing on this
war then!" she demanded.
came for a holiday trip.” I told
e leaned a little toward me. In
the unshaded'liabt of the cabin bar
meaeamed wan.almoat aged.
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teroflifeordeathforllebael. You
burdthmgbaotneoaeofbisbeing
in m Tell me through
when." ,
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weathers.”lrepaated.
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you see that you are probably fol
lowed—that. the police are making
hfl
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memrnesdm “Inaborninllar-
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