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FOR SALE FOR SALE
3 ..:;.~ l‘ fsmilyhouseoften M “W0
5 ".......'."..§‘.." mo baths, with all M sedan. 1921 ssso
l WWII“. “"pmvemu. mm 1 and“ sedan .u.......... “00
inrgc int. Price smoo. , Dunn: sedan. ma 81.075
u .. (43gq' 5:; 000. Terms arranged.
1 ur Particulars Apply to
Wm. F. Hoyt ('5 Son
1'. ... Phone ass
1:. .il listato — Insurance
\lnin St.
,—
Ou'risnd touring 160
Wooden. ”:100
Chaodlcr‘lpass.umring...8300
Studebaker touring 8200
Buick touring 3150
Buicktouring $100
Shufelt Brothers
DURAN]: ‘ STAB DEALERS
20] Washington Street
-.....-.-....
East Norwnlk — Phone 3075
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FOR SALE.
am good section, 15
;‘ "Ji'lls. accommodation
suitable for 2 fam-
rooming: or boarding
.\'v;ir uptown center.
‘v .p sw‘ilflll, 9 rooms
“m good heater, open flre~
in living room, fruit,
For particulars
, ,r“.
1'”.
cant? o Co.
p .l Estate and Insurance
Phone 880
‘7 South Main Street.
FOR SALE—Truck farm: 17 acres.
right. inside city of Norwalk; large
house, barns, garage. electricity, tele-
phone. beautiful location; only $10.-
000; $2,000 required. Box 182, Nor-
walk. Conn.
FOR SALE—Blackberry roots, $5.00
per hundred: black raspberry roots.
£8.00 per hundred, strawberry plants.
81.00 per hundred. not delivered.
Mrs. J. H. Brown. 451 Flax Hill Road.
FOR BALE—Two building lots. near
center of East Norwulk. dry, good
location. secluded enough to secure
quiet: also three-piece parlor suite.
cheap. 1“. E. Parsons. Janitor Fitch
School, 55 Osborne strcct.
FOR SALE 2 family house on Isaac
street. 2 minutes' walk to center.
ifirst floor 6 rooms. second floor 6
BARGAIN IN REAL
ESTATE
. “ill sell you a lot and
will
-. with all improvements,
, . o for $6.500,
31 '~, Norwalk's b eauty
made six room
at Marvin
li‘i :r particulars sec
l’. S.- .T. LARRAURI
’ iii
to St. South Norwalk
Telephone 1731.
rooms and 3 in attic. All improve-
ments. fireplaces. hardwood floors.
etc. Terms tnsy. Theo. 0. Olsen,
Phone. 1958.
FOR SALE—Bungalow on Gibson
(‘ourt. overlooking‘ the sound. cen-
tral location. 5 rooms and large sun
parlor, all improvements. Terms easy.
Theo. 0. Olsen. Phone 1958.
HELP WANTED
WANTED
Operators experienced on
power machines for making
plain dresses and over-blouses;
also hand semrs and finish-
ers. STEADY WORK.
at. N. usuriou- a 00.,
Kerwin Street.
time
105 Wemort Ave.
ANTIQUE. FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
furniture. mahossny.
merit that is over 100
D. A BEnxs'rEIN,
Phone 998
WANTED
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS 0N
I’UW'ER MACHINES FOR SEWING
ON PLAIN
\VORKERS.
\VAISTS; ALSO HAND
M. N. MAYEHOFF & CO..
MERVVIN STREET.
pnrtmcnt.
Si "t‘i't.
SALESPEOPLE \VANTED
BOSTON STORE
Main and \Vail Sta.
WANTED—Men for steady work on
Hare skins and in the blowing de-
Jonas &. Naumberg. Spring
with electric irons.
\VANTED—Girls and women to press
and fold underwear. work done
Apply Cluctt Pea.-
body d; Co.. Inc.
new article.
\VAN'I‘EIL-Man to represent an old
firm in this territory introducing a
Reference as to charac-
cherry.-
lnsple, pine, etc. also old chins. gloss.
anything of
years old. ‘
FOR SALE—Young norsc, good for
general work and driving. (‘all be-
DUO.
twren 5 and 7:30 p. m. at 228 Ely ave-
ter required.
Sentinel.
\VANTED—Tail. able bodied man for
permanent position in manufactur-
Vi'rite Box R. Care of
Fl IR
SALE—1 9 2 1
lights.
Ford touring.
starter and in good condi-
tion. $175. \‘nast Bros. Garage. South
Norwnlk.
FUR SALE
mort gage.
only 8 2.5 0 O.
\Vashington street.
Modern equipped home.
Fairfivld Park. 8‘.’ ’00 cash. balance
Well bu t a room house.
Others. D. S. Hull. 94
George Mitchell. I'hono
ings.
FOR SALE—5 acre fruit farm. near
price 86.500; 31.500 down.
1861 morn-
trolicy.
1’0 R.
Johnson.
Norwaik.
SALE—Flat bottom row boat.
lnq. Leonard
East
14 ft., two sets oars.
17 Reynolds street.
FOR RENT
ing department. Good pay for the
right. man. Apply Clover Mfg. Co..
\Vinnipauk.
lVANTED—Iiousekeeper. two in fam—
ily. no washing. Phone 1771 or
314-4.
\NANTED——Gtrl to work in'storc. Ap-
ply Sanitary Bakery. 35 So. Main St.
\VANTED—Expert mechanic. Vaast
Bros. Garage. South Norwalk. Conn.
“WANTED—Competent. girl for walt-
ress and chambermaid by the 12th
of April. Inq. after 5 p. m. Mrs.
Leflrsnd Belts. SIVEast avenue. Tel.
825.
\VANTL‘D—Girls for labeling boxes
in packing department. Apply 11.
Jacob & Sons. 50 Day street. South
Norwalk.
T0 LET—Small furnished room. two
minutes to station and trolley. All
conveniences. Phone 3043.
T0 LET—Nicely furnished bedroom
and kitchen. spare. room also, for
housekeeping, improvements. Infor-
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.
l proposals for the construc-
llouses and Appurten-
r Walt Pasture Bosch (so-call-
‘ M received by the undersign-
“Jill
3. City Hall. Norwslk.
”ll Tuesday. April 10th. 1923,
‘ w lm‘k p. m.. after which time
' I Im publicly read at. a meet-
' ' in Common Council to be held
I'nulll
. cvening in the council cham-
.' the City Hall.
'l‘lrif‘il check in the amount of
’- " made payable to the Tress—
: . ~ tln- (‘ity of Norwalk. must sc-
ouoh bid as an evidence of
t ‘ rilill to execute contract.
l specifications. proposal sheet
‘ ‘ mrormntion pertaining there-
hnd by applying at the
or the Street Commissioner.
'. ('ity Hall, Norwalk. Conn.
w:ht is reserved to reject all
, l rc-ndvertise for the award-
*~ mi work if, in the opinion of
I‘ 'wmim-e. the interests of the
' lw- enhanced thereby.
“ALVIN L. BARTON.
Mayor.
MIMINICK B. EULA.
Engineer in Charge.
lic
"HIM I: TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
-" - I- ‘l' 01“ NORWALK. ll. PRO-
"- ‘~ '; (‘m’ll'n April 4, A. D. 1923.
or JOSEPH M. ABRAHAMB.
Mir-walk, in said Dintrlct. de-
_ “2511121). That the administra-
* il-lt their Administrhtion oc-
f ‘\fhls Court for adjustment. st
' l " ' ,4. office in Norwalk, on the
' " v 0! April. 1928, at 10 o'clock.
'v: nnd that all ”non- infir-
"‘ ' m said Eltlt. m b. notified
‘ ' ’. me administrators will cause
w r to be published in s new»
5"‘.lnll' a cicrulation in N6
at least rive days before said
,- u! April, 1szs. _
1”:an w. GREGORY.
‘ Judas.
.i‘
\l'
tar-—
,
In“,
\
FOB IA“ ' -
1:“ 2 family housss. pris- result
93‘" m 33,500 to 31.500.
4’ nnw before the rut es.-
For perm
as aw.»
motion. Policy's Grocery. 29 Monroe
street.
TO LET—5 rooms. with all improve-
ments. 36 Second street. Phone.
3096.
FOR RENT—Ten room semi-Colonial
house, overlooking sound. for rent
summer months or longer: handsome-
ly furnished; billiard room. sleeping
porch. den. open fireplace; screened
porch. glass inclosed laundry in base-
ment. oak floors and trim: electricity,
hot water lust, &c.: two car garage.
chicken houses and runs; ground
beautifully landscaped, truit trees.
shade trees. ornamental shrubs.
grapes. berries. flower and vegetable
garden. bathing beach. boat and
country club within easy reach. Own-
er. Box 422. South Norwaik. Conn.
TO RENT—For garden purposes. 4
lots on Winfield street, plowed last
fall. ready for planting now. Inquire
Leonard Johnson, 17 Reynolds street,
East Nomlk.
TO LET—Store in the new Odd Fel—
low building. Call telephone 1946 for
particulars.
TO LET—In the Mercantile building.
80. Main street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inn. of R. Joselovsky or
Keogh d: Candee.
TO LET—Five rooms. with all im-
provements. with or without garage.
Inquire 102 Taylor avenue or Phone
315.
TO LET—Furnished rooms. every
convenience hr light housekeeping.
Adults only: also garage space. Inq.
7 Grove street.
TO RENT—8 rooms, bath. electricity.
11 Couch street. Occupancy April
15th. Inquire on premises.
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE ‘
You Need It
We Write It
1.1K. LAYTON e co. Inc.
mamas mr moans “
{mums Avenue - his! 3!
WA NTED—‘Voman
to do general
housework. Mrs. A. Kohn. 9 Rail-
road aflcnue.
\VANTED—Boy for
WANTEi)--I.ady wishes any kind of
housework by day. 19 Marshall st.
opening cases.
cleaning up and general work. Ap-
ply ut Don/elly's.
’WANTEDchdroom.
wife.
living room.
use of kitchen, bath. by man and
Address A. Y., Care Sentinel.
So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Operators on children's
dresses. piece work. 91 Conn. Ave.,
M. Basile.
dorful opportunity.
Harry Berger Shirt Co.. 35 Oliver St..
Stamford.
WANTED—Woman to take charge
of our examining department, won-
\Vrite or apply
Conn.
roll papers Junk and all
\VANTED—Women for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day and
Raymond streets.
WANTED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day
and Raymond streets. So. Norwaik.
WANTED TO BUY
GET]? A SQUARE DEAD
We will buy your household goods.
second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. MABONEY
32 Van Zandt Street
Selma-hand Goods Alwsp on Sale
READERS. s'r'rsm'rrox I
It ran have seesnd hand fui‘nlture,
junkpspsrstocltortnetalsotsny
kind. sell it to Jsfle Bros. and you
willssstbsrsssonwhy.
37 You 3:.
Write or Call.
. East Norwslk. Conn.
Telephone 4”.
P. ROMANO
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Poultry killed and dressed while
you wait at the right price.
This is the only place where you
can get first class service and honest
weight.
13 Chestnut St.
FREE DELIVERY. ‘4
Phone 8338
Two family 11 use, desirable sec-
tion,1stDi ict ....... $5,500
his family house, 1st District, just
built, 6 rooms, all improvements,
any desirable $6,200
_ Easy terms. g
One family house, 2nd District, 5
A mm sou-toooosolb;o.o0 ”m
MISCELLANEOUS
Sewer. “‘ster Work, Masonry, Con-
crete Walks, Road Work, Grad-
ing and Rock Excavation.
SALVATOR OEARIOT’I‘
GENERAL cosmomn
Telephone 1184-4
118 Chestnut St.
So. Non-walk; Conn.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Anthony Miserendino.
Successor to
Herbert .J- ‘Rayfuse
First Class )‘ilacksmith; Construction
'lron \Vork: Automobile and other re-_
pairs; 20 years‘ experience.
9 Haviland St.
South Norwalk
ATTENTION i
if you want to dispose of any ur-
nituro or household goods. call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or small to get attention.
44 WATER ST. — TEL. 903.
.—
Papcrhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of
sonable Priors. Try our
Finest \Vulif
Paper and Painters‘ Supplies at Rea?
Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any kind
of floor.
ALEXANDER \VHITE
35 Lowe St.
Phone 2858
Brand new bathroom. $60.
Syphon
closet. china low-down tank, enam-
eled bath tub and lavatory.
gain.
35.00.
St, New York City. _.
with all
nickel—plated fittings; special big bar- ,
white steel medicine cabinets.‘
Scidenburg Co.. 254 “West 34th
NAG 1 81103.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes.
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave.
Daily trips to '
P110!" 81.
mew—ALI: AUTO wizEcxmo.
OOMPAN Y
5 R0\VAN ST.
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
EAST NORWALK
THOMPSON d: SAYRE
Pluxnbing—Tinning—Hcating
Let ('3 Give You an Estimate.
Jobbing l’romptly Attended to.
It. C. Thompson
54 First St.
East Norwnlk
'I‘cl. 3302 Tel. 1239-3
Alvin G. Sayre
15 Gregory Blvd.‘
East Norwaik
I Buy and Sell Second Halide-19mins.
High cst Price's pas.
Send a Card and I “'in Call for it.
S. LEVY
58 \‘i'atcr St,
Harris 8-. Gans' Block.
So. NOT‘Villk, Conn.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds.
Heavy lay-
Catar
Barred and Whita Rocks.
ing strains. Chicks postpaid-
logue.
A. B. HALL.
Wallingiord, Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Mnnicurlng. Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm—
anent Waving. Hal: Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -- Ilair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
Norwnlk, Conn.
47 Wall Street
Phone Net-walk 2565
TIVIN CITY VALET
Jos. C. Belleck & Thus. 0. McKendry
Ladies' & Gentleman‘s Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way ot‘Cleaning, Press-
ing. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention — Phone 408.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET
Bring references,
Phone 759-12.
NORWALK
Has geod paying positions for cooks,
general houseworkers and waitresses.
FIRE 1 FIRE I FIRE 1
Has no terrors for the man with
"Slag." "Asbestos" or "Slate"
roof,
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a talk with our representative.
THE NOR‘VALK ROOFING CO.
117 "Water Street.
Phones 887 and 2955.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 391 A
O. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
So. Norwalk. Conn.
HEMS’I‘I’I‘CHING; SKIRT PLEA'I‘ING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldl.
Phone 3 0 9 1
Norwalk
Edison Mazda
Motors
Lamps
CHURCH and ABBOTT
— Successors to —
" Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
_ TRACTOR,
Incorporated
General Electric
ectrlcsl Conltfilctlon and Repairs
E1 .
Roonrmn smog:
Phone 1496
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
Vendetta begins .between
MICI‘lAEL BAYERS. noted criminal.
an
SIR NORMAN GREYES.
Scotland Yard. wbsu
beautiful housemnld.
JANET, saves him from Sir Norman
by shooting dead an ofncer sent
to arrest him. Janeo becomes
Sayers' wife and accomplice. She
"chug-a a legssy offltwokhundrsd
an )7 oun s l tn es ll-
ssgs unfilled“... On the goat
Janet meets a confederate of Mt-
chael's named Louisa Martin.
Louisa. takes Janet to Baysrs' hid-
ing place in Marseilles. where
snot is unjustly accused of
eachsry. Greyes. raveling close-
ly on the trail of hael. traces
him to his place 0 residence in
Marseilles. It develops that
Sayers has eluded his pursuers by
ones of
Saysrs'
dis lsing s. confederate as him-
sol and caving him at the resi-
dense.
NOW GO ON WITH STORY
Sir Norman Greys: Talks:
Ks shook his head.
"They were left by a former ten-
ant." he replied. “I know nothing
of their use." _
I turned into the garage and
wheeled out one of the rubber tires
which were ranged against the wall.
"If you have no other car." I
asked him. “how is it that all the
tires in your garage are like this
one—two sizes larger than those on
the car you were driving?"
He hesitated and turned his head.
The gendarms was returning with
a. fat. little man who were no cost
and waistcoat.
“This man keeps the cafe at the
corner." the former announced. “He
knows his neighbor Guy well."
"Is this Monsieur Guy?" Demysl
asked.
The innkeepsr was more than em-
phatic; he was vehement.
“Upon my soul. nol'"hs declared.
"Monsieur Guy I know well. This
gentleman is a stranger.”
Demsyel turned to the
Monsieur Guy.
"Well?"
The man shrugged his shoulders.
“I have done what I was paid for.“
he said sullenly.
O O O
dined that. night. Rimming»
ton and I. in a remote corner
of s great hustling restaurant.
Demaysl had himself telephoned and
ordered the table. The latter had
promised t) join us for coded. but.
before we reached that stage of our
rep-st. we were surprised to see him
coming hastily toward us, followed
by s tall man of military bearing.
"Moutonrs." he said as he sat for
a. moment "at our table. "a grave
thing has happened. , The young
man who has acted as’ my secretary
for five years has shsconded. It h
be. without a doubt. who warned the
man whom you call W Worse
than that, hisxeporttomethatthe
Carlyou would not reach dock until
tonight was s. lie. She arrived this
pseudo
evening shswnsoslledforby’th'e
ethos-woman. and thus-drove“!
alone Thsywsrsshsdowsdfortu-
{T'BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM
foopxrung? turkey" :3 annihilating!
‘TArrgL NBA Service. Inc;
tin one of the cars outside. A sum-
Ho knew thcn'that it. was the end. '
‘ , .x-u- . .
asked. “Where ll be now?‘
“He followed them into the worst
quarter of Marseilles," Demnycl re-
plied, “but as soon as he discovered
their destination. he had the good
sense to return for aid. They are In:
the one quarter of the city which I
have not yet succeeded in clearing.
But. tonight the attempt shall be
made."
“Let us start!" I exclaimed eager-
ly. ‘
We moved tovrhrd the door.
“I deeply regret." Demayel sn~
nouncod. "that this is an adventure
on which I cannot accompany you.
If I were to show myself in the
Quartier. I should not only endanger
your lives. but I should of on abso
lute certainty forfeit my own. Mou-
sieur sautel here." he added. turn-
ing to his companion. "will take
command of the expedition. Luna n
clent force of gendarmes have al-
ready penetrated secretly into the
Quartier. It remains only for me to
wish you good fortune."
In the car which we found waiting
for us. we passed from the broad
4
BE RAISED HIS ARK 8WD-
‘I‘ANEOUSL! WITH MINE. OUR
PISTON SPOKE TOGETHER.
thoroughfares of the city to a region
of increasing squalor and ugliness.
We descendsd‘ some small stone
steps. Issued along a narrow pos-
ssge, and entered s. cafe. the most
dilapidated and mthy I have ever
been in. A repulsive woman lolled
across the counter and» looked at us.
0 O *0 .
passed behind that counter.
through a door. into a nolsoms
house wrapped in utteo dark-
ness. Four other men seemed to
have capt up to us like shadows.
audwsollhsdelectric torches. At.
est-min point isn’the decent of some
stone steps. we passed. ,Thres of
the men felt about for some time.
'Ihen an unsuspected door slowly
swung open. a. door which seemed to
lead into: chasm,blsck and im-
penetrable. , The man w had
slipped past Sautel and our
guide stretched up his hand and
pulled down s. long, thin ladder . Ono
was in desperate straits.
"For the last time. Janet. the
truth!" be said. “What has become
of the money which was handed over
to you—the price of the jewels? And
why have you followed me to Mar-
seillesi’"
"No one has given me any
money." she replied. “I have
earned my own living since we
parted."
"Liar!” Louisa exclaimed ”Tell
us why you came to Marseilles. and
why Rimmington. the English de-
tective, has followed. Tell us who
called your new lover. Norman
Greycs. from Monte Carlo?‘
Again there was a peel at derisive
laughter from Louisa Martin. fol-
lowed—by the soft ringing of an
electric bell and a fierce oath from
Michael. There we: a. moment's
silence. the scurrying (1 feet. the
flinging back of what sounded like a
door. Michael's voice. when he
spoke. had changed.
“You have had your chance,
Janet." he said. "I shall leave you
to Louisa"
A fortunate madness seized me. I
flung my whole weight against the
door, and we fell into the place in a
heap. Janet, her feet and arms tied
with cord. white and numb with fear.
wsslying on the ground; Louisa Mar-
tin. with the face of a Fury. and
eyes filled with hate. leaned over
her. Michael. with unrecognizable
face but unforgetable eyes. was al-
ready halfwny through a trapdoor.
He raised his arm simultaneously
with mine. Our pistols spoke to-
gether, and the sound of their re-
port was followed almost immeasu-
ly by the crashing of the trapdoor.
I felt a sharp pain in my shoulder:
and for a moment I think I went
mad. I was cutting the cords which
bound Janet's hands and feet. talk-
ing to her foolishly. trying to keep
hack the faintuess which threatened
me. Then the mist came. and the
room rocked.
O O 0
first visitor in the hospital.
six weeks later. was'Monsleur
Domaycl.
“That man's ”cape. Sir Norman."
he confessed. “was 6 most deplor-
able incident.”
quired.
“He descendedithreugh the tap-
door from the room in which you
7 found him." Monsieur Demaysl w
pluned‘bymeansofarepslsrfler.
to s. narrow inlet of the harbor.
which at full tide is directly under-
neath: Ho secured the trapdoor be-
hindhim‘bylneaus‘ofsbolt. got into
a petrol launch and apparently made
his way-cro- the bay. The launch
was discovered next day upon the
beach. and there is a theory that he
was washed overboard by a heavy
sea."
“Louisa Martin?" I asked.
"Safe for seven years.” was the
trim reply.
“And—the Engushwomsn?‘
Monsieur Demayei glanced mph
clously at Ole flowers by my bedside.
"She remained in Marseilles for
some time. I do not know her pres-
snt whereabouts."
4 Assoonssmyvisitorhsdgone.
sent for the nuns. '
“Until you were out of danger.”
shetoldmsflhvery beautifulnng-
lishladycslledeverydny. Aweek
ago she returned to England, but
sheleftwiththeSistu-snordsrara
night. -
“She left no note or message?
' “Nothing.” .
“When can I leave for England?”
“In s.‘ fortnight, if you behave.”
she m. "Pu-inp- never. if
you work yourself into a fever."
florist-form everydayforam'
.il l m. .i It Kim. ..
. <3
“How did he get away?" I use"i
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