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ditional clasmfied advertising will be found on Page Two. ‘
MISCELLANEOUS
‘ WANTED—Several young men to ss-
P‘OR SAIAE FOB SAIJE Iii in shipping “a. MCI room of se'me'rnwmm Wm“, glide-on.
‘. .u Iuo family house of ten
.., m. and (W0 baths, WI”! In
.. rn Improvements. Two car
_ .._».‘_ large lot. P1100 ”.100.
. -.,.u:;r$1l000.1'crnisnrrnngcd.
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v . .- I'nrtlculars Apply to
. F. Hoyt 69‘ Son
«min St. Phone 485
Vm
1. ii listalc -— Insurance
FOR SALE.
x w, . hmric lights. pri-
, \ :~ 111. heater. 2 acres
nmi fruit trees.
~ :runl road. only a few
- mu town. Price 86,500.
\lso
"v lnnsr. bath. hutler's
,. .m hurt and garage.
.. my. mini section. Only
2 rmnnrt d. balance on
' ‘ firm: and Insurance
I‘hnnc 830
1‘ South Main Street.
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We Write It
r ‘.YTON & co..Im-.
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. Awhile Phone 35
FOR SALE
. 3: houses. prices ranging
~ to 37.500.
‘ re the rush comes on.
. "r particulars.
.IHHN T. HAYES
' ' Norwalk
1 “Mo -— Insurance-
l \ INT NOTICE.
I\Hl’.WALK. ss. PRO-
“ IL'l‘, March 27. A. D..
ilj.‘
o
Yvnlxn R. L'Hommedleu.
I‘k. in said District, de-
l‘rnhato for the Dis-
l'l;, hath limited and
who from the date
w ‘ll'ill‘i of said Estate
r . Hus for settlement.
‘- vi to present their ac-
..rlvatml, within said
- lillmrrcd a recovery.
SIM-d to said Estate
' u mnlu- immediate pl!-
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t‘x'lili:
PLANDER.
l‘. WICKS.
lixrcutors.
l '. I‘VT NOTICE.
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L‘s‘. March 23;
as. PRO-
A. D..
‘l |"\' Armstrong Mines.
m snlri DistriCt. dc-
" l‘rnlmte far the Dis-
. Lath limltcd and al-
‘ from the dntc hero-
rs of sold Estate to
~ . :qims for ttlement.
- t to lit their
; . rty u est . within
. .1. h; rr‘ ll recovery.
‘ hl'mi to said Estate
‘ v \ nuke immedidte pare
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‘ ' I: l:\ OAD COMPANY
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‘vrrby given Hill. the
, ._' thc Sioekholders of
_\'. w Haven and Hart-
‘ I‘nmpnny will be held
‘7 5’ Hall of the Hotel
- .' Meadow Street and
xmw. New Haven. Con-
‘.‘. - -lm-sdny, April 13th.
, . o'clock noon. fof' the
5“ il'
- r and take nppl‘OPflli-O
Statement of the af-
‘w'v York. New Haven
' Railroad Company for
‘-; November 31. 19':-
rmwl therein or re-
' - . Hn‘. .
limit-d of Directors to
nrxt annull mum
" F'lf‘CtlSflOl’I Shin have
1 1 qualified.
, r nml take approprists
'npnsilion to issue tifll
' H. notes or other Mr
1' l wines to M9.
on! to or extensions or
'Ms Company‘s prow-
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"~er or this meeting the
vfthc Company wiii be
' close of hustle.
and reopened on
V. . ‘ "V Haven. CM“
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Ford tooth ..-........... 8100
Durantsedsn .............. 8.50
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Dodgstourig ............. 3280
Chevrolet ..........8175
touring
Paige ‘l-Pass. touring $800
Shufelt Brothers
DUBAI"? A: STAR um
:01 Washington Street
East PM -— Phone 8018
FORDS FOR SALE.
1918 Ford racer 8135
1920 Ford touring, no starter. $160
1921 Ford touring. starter . . . . . 8210
1921 Ford touring. starter ..... 8210
1918 Ford roadster ...... . . . . .. 8100
These cars in best condition. Call at
5 Westport avenue. or Phone 215!
Norwalk. evenings.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Sedan. Every-
thing in fine running or'der. Good
tires. any demonstration. Price 82".
Merrill. “'oodworth Farm. d7-2 Wil-
ton.
FOR SALE—Stamford set range.
left hand. nearly new. Inquire 32‘.
First St. East Norwalk.
FOR SALE-Most desirable corner on
. Marvin Beach. lot 100x100. corner
‘Gregory Boulevard and hlarion ave-
, nuo.
Co.. Inc., Brokers Protected.
FOR SALE—1845 h. p. Sterling ma-
rine motor. clutch, dual system igni-
tion. good running order. Phone 1456.
FOR SALE—Eddy refrigerator. four
flate shelves. 100 lbs. ice compart-
ment. used 2 years. 8‘0; brass bed.
full sized. excellent springs. 325. Tel.
2046-13.
FOR SALE—Special 8 Studebaker.
late model. looks and runs like new.
1922 Maxwell touring. overhauled. in
A-l condition: 1922 Overland sedan.
new; Ford touring. starter. Mcl-iugh
Bron. Distributors of Overland. Willys
Knight and Moon Cars.
FOR SALE—Piano, upright. mahog-
any. Must be sold at once. $76 cash.
Address J. IL. Box 390, So. Norwalk
Post Office. 1
FOR SALE—Palmer engine. 0 h. p.
single cylinder. gasoline tank. shaft.
and propeller. carburetor. etc.. A-l.
condition. Tel. 2614-4 or call 26 First
street. East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Truck farm: 17 acres.
right inside city of Norwalk: large
house. barns. garage. electricity, tele~
phone. beautiful location: only 810.-
000; 82.000 required. Box 183. Nor-
walk. Conn.
FOP. SALE—young nurse. good fmr
general work and driving. Call be-
tween 6 and 7:30 p. m. at 226 Ely ave-
nuc.
l-‘Olt SALE—6 acre fruit farm. near
trolley. price $6.500: $1.500 down.
George Mitchell. Phone 1861 morn-
ings.
FOR RENT
FOR RENTy—Two rooms for light
housekeeping or two furnished
rooms. Excellent location. Address
'1‘. M.. care Sentinel.
TO LET—Four rooms. with all im-
provements. with or without garage.
Inquire 102 Taylor avenue or Phone
315.
TO LET—Rooms furnished for light
housekeeping. every convenience.
Adults only. also garage space. Inq.
7 Grove street.
TO LE’i‘—— O'our rooms, first floor.
rent $20. Inquire F. J. Buckley. 4
Larsen. formerly Cr street. between
5 and 7 p. m. 1
ext: tlonal opportunlo
. rl a beautiful home.
.. . 1- ms, with every
tile
TO RENT—
such as
TO LET—In the Mercantile building.
So. Kain street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inc. of R. Joselovsky or
Keogh & Candes.
'ro REN'fl-o rooms. bath. electricity.
11 Couch street. Occupancy April
16th. Inquire on premises or Phone
1721.
DISTRICT OF HORWALK. as. PRO-
BATE COURT. April 9. A. D.. 1913
Estate of Daniel P. L'Hommedieu.
late of Norwalk. in mid District. de-
ceased.
Ordered. mat the executrix exhibit
her administration account to at
court for adjustment, at. the Probate
office in Norwalk. ‘on the 16th day of
April 192:. at 2 o’clock. ammo”:
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be nodded thereof. the
esecutsix will cause-this order to be
having a
circulation in.“ W.ltleast five
days baton mid 10th day of April.
1923.
' HENRY W. smog".
Inquire The Taylor Av. Golden-
large factory. Good chance for ad-
vancement for steady workers. Write
stating ago. previous experience and
misry desired. Box Stock Clerk. care
Sentinel.
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RUXKAGE SALE
The Briggerman block. Ifi'iday and
Saturdav April 18 and 14. from I to
6. Women's Asso.. South Norwalk
Congregational church.
WANTED—House to rent: 6-1 rooms
in Second district. Address M. N.
care Sentinel.
WANTED——Live wire salesmen and
salesiadies for quick selling special-
ty. Address Salespeople. care Senti-
nel.
HELP ‘WANTED MALE—Stenogra-
pliers. good chance for competent
man: state experience and education.
Address Atlantic Insulated Wire and
Cable Co.. Drawer 811. Stamford, Ct.
WANTED—Male help wanted. at
once for seady work. Apply Fair-
ileld Battery Co.. East Norwalk.
WANTED—May i. an apartment or
house. on West avenue. or vicinity.
rent not over :50. ‘Adults. Address
K. 8.. Care Sentinel.
\VANTED—Man for operating ma-
chine and assembling. The Veoo
Mfg. Co.. 136 Washington street.
WANTED—Farmer and handy man
to work about a farm. Dr. Wads-
worth. Phone 110.
WANTED-Ire purchase 5 or 7 pas-
senger slightly used automobile. not
a Ford. Must be in good condition.
price reasonable. Add?” Box J. Can
of Sentinel.
“‘ANTED—NV. can offer permanent
pleasant stanographic positions to
two girls or women with excellent op—
portunity for advancement to more
responsible positions. Apply by let-
ter. giving age. experience and salary
expected to Box C. Care Evening Sen-
tincl.
WANTED—STARTERS m 812111.76
DEPT. APPLY H. M’LACHLAN a
C0.. DANBURY. com.
WANTED—GIRLS WHO CAN 0P-
ERATB SINGER SEWING MA-
CHINES. NEAT WORK. 000D PAY.
DAY WORK. APPLY NORWALK
211;!“ 00.. 46 RAILROAD AVE..
WANTED—A furnished modern house
for the summer. consisting of 9 or
10 rooms. 2 baths. gas'and electricity,
in gaudy summer
Mole Works. Inc.. Day and Raymond
streets.
WANTED—Boys. .13 years or over. for
our Packing Department. Light.
clean work. Good pay. E. H. Botch-
kiss Co.. Hoyt street. Norwaik.
HELP WANTED for milling machine!
and press work. Apply at the E. II.
Hotchkiss Co.. Hoyt street1 Norwalk.
WANTED—Bedroom. living room.
use of kitchen, bath. by man and
wife. Address A. Y., Care Sentinel.
WANTED—Woman to take charge
of our egaminlng department. wan-
derful opportunity. VV'rite or apply
Harry Berger Shirt Co.. 86 Oliver 8t...
Stamford. Conn.
WANTED—Women for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gabbs Mole Works. Day and
Raymond streets.
WANTED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply Gabbc Mole Works. Day
and Raymond streets. 80. Norwalk.
WANTED TO BUY .
An acre or more land. may
be cleared or u rocky or
scrub. on t line. be-
tween So . d Stam-
ford or worn only.
State p . full informa-
Write
B. CLARK
9 Dibble Street Danbury, Conn.
mm. pine. etaalmoldehinmgissa
anything oi merit that is over 100
rears old. .
D. A BERNSTEIN.
105 Wesport Ave. Phone "”8
cm A scum pm.
We will buy your household
ass. noncr- ink
hand goo“-
5
vimoms
all; ‘
tar-MM >WhW W =
in. and Rock Excavation.
SALVATOR OHABIO'I'I' .
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Telephone 1104-4
43 Chestnut St. So. Nos-walk. Conn.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Anthony Miserendino
Successor to
Herbert J. Itayfuse
First Class Blacksmith: Construction
Iron Work; Automobile and othei‘ re-
pairs; 20 years’ experience. 2
9 Haviland St. South Norwalk’
Paperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of Finest Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies at Rea-
sonable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any kind
of floor.
ALEXANDER Vv'HITE
85 Lowe 8t. Phone 2858 :
Brand new bathroom. $60.
closet. china low-down tank. ennm-‘
eled bath tub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar-
gain. white steel medicine cabinets.
$6.00. Seidenburg Co.. 254 West 34th
St... New York City.
I
NAG i 8508.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purpore-. Daily trips to ‘4
Syphon .,
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone us i
norm sum memo
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I ROWAN S'I‘.~ EAST NORWALK
Old Cars Bought —- All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
I Buy and Sell Second Hand Clothing.
Highest Priors l’aid.
Send a Card and l “111 Call for it.
S. LEVY
58 Water st. So. Nor-walk. Conn}
Harris & Guns Block. |
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Since warm wcnthcr has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of courscl
busy renovating their homes. Vi‘heth— ?
er you want to dispose of junk and
old furniture or buy’ncw material,
call or see .
H. ASH, .
Phone 908 14 Watcr 8L;
HALL sno'rmms' mun cmcEE
Heavy ay: i
Cata- i
Barred and White Rocks.
ing strains. Chicks postpaid.
logue.
A. B. HALL, i
Wailingford. Connecticut. i
THE sLlTE SHOP
Shampooing. Manicurlng. Scalp Treat
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Penn-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing, Curlingi
Marcel W vlng,—— Hair Dressing ‘
Hair Goods Swedish Face Massage;
47 Wall Street Norwnlk. Conn ‘
Phone Norwaik 2565 l
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THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-g
MENT AGENCY .
NORWALK =
4? WALL STREET
Has good paying positions for cooks.
general houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring rcfcrcnccs.
Phone 759-12.
FIRE 1 FIRE l FIRE i
Has no terrors for the man with a
"Slag.” ”Asbestos" or "Slate" roof.
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a talk with our representative.
THE NORWALK ROOFlNG CO.
111 Water Street. South Norwalk.
Phones 387 and 2955. i
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Telephone 301
O. H. HANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
. Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATINGI
All Styles. Buttons Covered l
to Order.
KNORB'B ART NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bid Norwaik
Phone 3091
Edison II General Electric
Lamps Motors
C and ABBOTT
— 09688011 to —
orwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
' TRACTOR.
incorporated .
Iootrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
FRUIT & GROCERY STORE
FOR SALE
Long lease. established 6 years. next
to Central PlayStation on Main st.
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10 lain St.
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‘ ADVERTISEMENT
BY E. PHILLIPS OPW
Copyright, me. e} n. Pbmips Ominous?
out a supply of the right sort i‘
clothes. '
"I'mmuImaymynit's
much momag'resabletodobusincll
with a gentleman.” shs remarked
withasidsiongghncsatma'llak-
onsfleelaomuch moreothoms.‘
' “Cocktails. tool" her companion
L‘ unclaimed cheerfully as the win.
waiter approached witha silver tray.
“You’rodoingusproudandnomis-
take.” ,
I bowed and drank thdr healths.
him from Sir orman by shooting dead an officer
to arrest him. Sayers rescues
daughter. Beatrice, when their auto rum wild and
take him as chauffeur to Boul ne. . \
Michael learns that Janet is a out towed Sir No
‘80 he" decider to attend the weddinf ‘ n.
given to Janet by Sir Norman.
vestigaliny.
leave wit z
to Janet.
'1‘ has always been my custom. as
a notorious and much-sought-
after criminal. to give special
care to the building up of a new
identity. it is my success in the
various impersonations I have at-
tempted which has enabled me for
many years completely to puzzle
that highly astute body of men
leagued together under the auspices
of Scotland Yard.
After my brief but. successful on.-
reer as Colonel Escombe. of the In-
dian Army. I determined upon a
complete change of characterization
and circumstances. 1 established
‘Tmscstl’s 7 not 8.”
leave to Fate. . . .
At ten minutes to seven
rant indicated. I ordered 0.
could ofler. The moment I
back into the reception-room
a bushy brown mustache
with gray, in somewhat cos
Vendetta be 'ns between MICHAEL SAYERS. noted
criminal. and IR NORMAN GREYES. once 0 Scotland
Yard. when Sa ers’ beautiful housemaid. JA ET. saves
Lord Kindersley and his
guised 'as Colonel Escombeflle steals a pearl necklace
1V hile a detective is in-
Bealrice ask: permission for Michael to
her on the plea that he is an old friend.
Michael gives the pearl: to Beatrice. who return: them
The upshot 1 was compelled t
day evening I arrived at the restau-
three and the best dinner the place
nised. beyond a. shadow of doubt. my
prospecting guests. The man was a
powerful-looking fellow. with large.
clumsy limbs. a mass of untidy hair.
pinion and bulbous eyes. He wore.
A cordial but cryptic silence seemed
tomembemybestrols. Ihsdai-
ways the fear. however. of the other
man arriving before the business
part of our meeting had been
breached. Sqassoo’nastheeifects
ofthswinebadbeguntosbowthenr
sent
they uh-insodo‘dengozder-edan-
other bottle and leaned confidentially
fm-wnrd. . , ,
‘Dit- “You have M the documents
” with you?” I afied.
“You don't think we are out to
' make an April feel of a gentleman
like you!" the lady replied with a
languishing glance. “But I would
like you to undsrstand this. air.—
Ir.—" .
"mun." I Ingested.’
“Mr. Martin." she went on:‘ “I
would never have roundsd on Ted if
he had kept straight. He and I
didn't get on. and that's the long
and short of it. He was all right so
far as the drink was concerned: and
I never see him look at another wo-
mnninhislife. Allthossme.hir.
Martin. for a woman of my temper.-
ment. he was no fitting sort of a bus-
band.”
I felt a moment’s sympathy for
Ted. The )sdy. however. had more
to say.
"When first he started those mo-
osedlngs for divorce.” abs went on.
on Mon-
table for
stepped
I recog-
streaked
1'30 com~
myself in modest rooms at the back
of Russell Square. took a small ofiice
at the top of a block of buildings in
Holournphad cards and stationery
dropping her voice a iittlo_and adopt-
ing a more intimate manner. “I was
knocked altogether silly like. You
know that. Jim. wasn’t If" she ad-
printed and a brass plate engraved.
and made a fresh appearance in the
metropolis of my fancy as Mr. Sid-
ney Buckross. Jobbing stationer. I
cannot say that my operations made
very much impression upon the
dad. appealing to her msJo compan-
ion. “Ssmo here." he growled. "I'd
have broken his blooming 'ead if I'd
thought he was ’aving us med."
“And it's a. broken head he’ll get.
the way he‘s going on. if he‘s not
trade which I had adopted. I trans-
ferred- a thousand pounds to my
credit it a well~known London bank.
wrote myself several letters a. day.
which I opened and replied to at my
office. sallied out with a small buck
bag. soon after ten. and with the ex-
ception of a leisurely hour for my
midday mui. spent the rest of my .
time in the safe seclusion of the Brio
ish Museum.
I reestablished a new hobby. In
the intervals of idleness which the
spasmodic activities of my prom
sion had entailed. I had always been
fascinated by the subject of ciphers.
I knew quite well, for instance. that
half of the advertisements in the per
sonal column of the Times contained.
to thevpenon for whose eyes they
were intended. a meaning utterly dif-
ferent from their obvious one. For
example. one afternoon. after having
wasted a seen of sheets of paper
and an immense amount of ingenu-
ity. I was able at. inst to iind the real
message conveyed under this absurd
medley of words:
“Charles. What you may require
may be found in 174‘. Laughing
Eyes bids you have courage. Bring been.
James”. '
With enly'ono word 1! the apha-
at firstcihrtomallookod upon it
sssomethingofatriumph when I
was able to extract from this rub-
THEIIIPHER arms!
WITH ONLY ONE WORD OF
mmxmmmm
salami." the woman continued trucu-
iantly. “Balk about making him a
(hbinst minster. indeed. and ms left
g
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"I’o revert for a wt to the
‘ documents-" I ventured.
‘ 'I'hs lady’toucbsd a soiled, shabby
“They're hero. oil right." she an-
nounced in a. tone of satisfaction.
“IixstLup with my powder and
sage and whatnot. You shall have
them presently. )lr. Martin;
“that is. if you are prepared to
part." the man intervened. "Cash
down. and no humbug about it.”
."Psrt? Of course he's prepared
to part.” the woman declared sharp-
- iy. "Wouldn‘tbs hers if he weren’t.
' That's right. isn’t it. Kr. Martha!”
"hiatus-ally, ." I agreed. “I have
brought a considr emble amount of
nameywitb me. quits as much as I
can slottto‘part with. and the only
question hit for no to decide is
CLEAR
whether the documents are worth,
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