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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
f tun family m” of (tn
. nlnl 1W0 Mlhfl, W‘Ih "I
w. imprint-menu. Two car
Inrgr Int. Price “.300.
, 3.: non. Trnns arranged.
' l'JrHt‘IllnPS Apply to
in. F. Hoyt €9.80n
, ~- "l w. Phone 435
l ‘tmc —- lnsursnoo
Flu-d . ........... .
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1?.“ touring ............ . 8150
Mbskcr Li’s-s. touring . . "15
Oven-had 4 touring ....... . 3825
Dodge Iouruig ............. 8230
Chevrolet ton .......... 8175
Paige 7-Psss. touring ...... $800
”I Wm Street
East Norwslk “—- Phone 307!
3‘”?! SALE
v i mans. prices ranging
t l ST, NW.
r~~ “: . rush comes on.
:..rticulnrs,
.‘- ”N T. HAYES
Norwslk
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and or phoned
LE'TON & (30., inc.
l3 THAT INSURIS
FOR SALE
Sealtd bids will be received by the
Bridge Construction Committee not
later than Tuesday, the 16th day of
April. 1923. at S p. m.. for the sale
of the buildings on Seaview svenue.
formerly known as the \‘an Alstyno
and the Ainsthorpe buildings. said
buildings are to he razed and removed
from premises by July 1st. 1923.
The committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Address bids to:
Miss Pill-IRE VOLK.
Sf‘t‘y. Bridge Construction Committee,
5:: 8:) Main St.. So. Norwalk. Conn,
OVERLOOKING SOU'ND
DISTINCTIVB ALL-YEAR SHONE
lvioui home only Mock to shore. Good,
75.1lllnutfl commutation service to
Grand Central Depot. 6 rooms, extra.
good light and ventilation: fine bath;
tnrnac- . gas. rlectricity. water heater,
all conveniences. 2-car garage. l'n-
usual bargain at 88.0fm. Terms ar-
ranged. E. A. S'l'ftfil'T. lnc.. Roway-
ton A\~v., linunyton. Conn. Phone
Noruallk lGHT.
' nun Phone 35
I . lR SALE.
.xvl-L -— Six rooms.
Irv, complttrly paint.
’l'l‘rie Acres of
n‘uo ‘I. is m first class
or! thv I‘l’lU" is rea-
" \' K ~ T-rmvnl house,
Ants, in good sec-
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I'llhtu' 830
L‘Ih Main Stree
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w. ranging from
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T :v «H. all improve-
~ x l'f‘zll. very «it-stra-
l'l‘lz'c‘ $7.000.
Bl. O'BRIEN
..: e and insurance
Phone 077
' *v'rvRWALK. CONN.
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. your household goods.
" I junk and I." second-
.in ything yon hsvs. Price
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l’Uit SALE—3040M flat bottom boat.
ll. Nelson. Logan street. Rowayton.
FUR SALE—Talking machine. only
one, left of the ”25 model to be
sold for 379, only 85 down. Edison
phonograph agency. The Alfred Fox
l‘iano Co., So. Norwaik. Conn.
HELP WANTED
WANTED-me from Norwalk and
vicinity for healthy outdoor occu-
pation. part. or whole time. earning
81.00 per hour. Mrs. Booth. 66 “'sde
ptrect. Bridgeport, Conn.
BALESMAN wanted. All towns. for
by far best fitting. richest. looking.
soft as silk. sll wool. made to order
men's suits. guaranteed, at wholesale
price. $27.50. We deliver. collect.
furnish advertising- 880 to 8100
weekly. Tailoring experience unneces—
sary. Outfit shipped for_FREE ex-
amination. Wholesale Direct Tailors.
Buffalo. N. Y. Dept. 10.
“WANTED—A girl for light house-
work a few hours a day or full time.
Apply to Mrs. B. M. Ayrsult, 92 Wsil
street.
“'ANTED—Boys in machine shop.
Steady work. good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. Co., 66 Fort St., East
Norwalk.
\VANTED—A few boys for packing
department. 14 to 16 years of age.
light. clean work. \Vebbing s; Edging
Corp.. 83 “'nshinvton St.. So. Norwalk.
\VANTED—At once. experienced but-
tonholers. steady work. Apply at
Cluctt. Peabody a; C0.
\VANTL‘D—Tail. able bodied man for
work ,in manufacturing dept.. steady
position with good pay. Apply in per-
,son. Clover Mfg. Co., Winnipauk.
VVAN’I‘ED—A man to drive auto truck
and handle furniture. Inq. S. ‘Hor-
nig. 50 South Main street.
STENOGRAPHER wanted in office of
large manufacturing concern. Ap-
ply by letter stating age. experience
and salary desired to Box T. M. C..
Care Sentinel.
\VANTED—Experienced driver for
five ton truck. Must furnish ref-
crence. Address M. Care SentincL
\\'A.\'TED———Giri for general office
work. must have some knowledge of
bookkeeping. Address S. Care Senti-
nel.
“'ASTED — Several good typists.
Permanent positions with good psy.
Apply Clover Mfg. Co., “'innipault.
FOR SALE—Well rooted Concord
grape vines. 1‘ for 31m: 10 for $1.25;
5.0 for 84.75; also Gooseberry plants.
watt r front building lots. near trolley
and railroad station. A. Havlicek.
Hendricks avenue. Off Best svcnue.
Full SAi.i-Z.—8tucco house, 1 rooms.
acre fruit. running water. electricity.
furnacm barn. chicken housts. shed.
l‘asll 8.300. 32 South St.
Fl lit SALE—Building lot. Marvin
Bench. 40 ft. by 110 ft. Apply A. 13.
Gregory. Jr.. Newton sve. Tel. 662-2.
i‘Hl: SALE Brand new ltadio Re-
C: lung Set, consisting of tuner. dc-
‘tv-ctor and 2 ounces of amplification.
Completely ('cxlno-cttd and ready for
use. Sells regularly at 870. “'ill
sacrifice for 85m. Set 1n operation and
Il- monstrntion giun. J. F. Mc-
xlulann. .lr.. 56 \\‘(-St avenue. South
.Vornulk, Conn.
it‘trl'. S;\l.l£-~.\‘ickt~l plated 8 inch
"Qunkrr Jewel" stove. Quick sale.
$13.00. Mrs. Alice Ulnlstead, 11 West
avenue. South Norwaik.
FOR SALE-Smell cash payment.
balance like rent. modern 8 room
house. lot F-Oxl‘t'. immediate posts-
sion, at :3 Ray View Ave. T191. 1812.
i-‘Oit SALE—A corn—3r lot
at Marvin llvach, overl
)it'tlovcrn. Agtnt. Iho c
;;nll(‘._
l-‘d mus Ft lit SALE—19m Pfid racer,
3135-; 1921 Ford touring car. starter.
8:1“; 19:“ l“0rt‘ touring car. no
starter. 8150: 1918 Ford roadster.
Sim); 1918 Ford touring body. 835.
Phone 2153 Norwaik. evenings.
FUR SALE-Team of horses. harness.
dump and farm wagons. “'ill sell
tnnth'r or separate. Phone 593
Stamford.
FOR SALE—Ford truck. stake. body.
1321 model. like new. Phone
1342—2 Stamford.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet Sedan. Every-
thing in fine running order. Good
tires. any demonnration. Price 8265.
Merrill. Woodworth Farm. 47-2 Wil-
ton.
FOR BALE—Dress suit. custom made.
size about 36 or 37. too small for
owner. :15. Phone 1948.
FOR SALE—Stamford set range.
left hand. nearly new. Inquire 3:
First 8!... East Norwslk.
FOR SALE—Host desirsble corner on
Marvin Beach. lot 100x100. comer
Gregory Boulevard and Marion sve-
nue. Inquire The Taylor a. Golden
Co., Inc., Brokers Protected.
FOR SALE—18-25 h. p. Sterling ma.-
rine motor. clutch. dual system igni-
tion. good running order. Phone 145‘.
FOR SALE—Eddy refrigerator. four
slate shelves. 100 lbs. ice compart-
ment. used 2 yearn-840; brass bed,
full sis-Id. excellent springs. 825. Tel.
2040-18.
3'08 BALE—4 acre turn farm. nesr
trolley. price ".500: ”Joe down.
George Michell. Phone 1861. morn-
In“
warm in so?
An scrs or more cheap land. may
be cleared or unclear-ed. rocky or
scrub. on trolley or bus line. be-
tween South Net-walk and Run-
ford or environs. Owners only.
state price and give full m
use is M letter. Write ~‘
“'ANTED—Severnl young men to ss-
sist in shipping and stock room of
large factory. Good chance for ad-
vancement for steady workers. Write
stating age. previous experience and
* salary desired. Box Stock Clerk. care
Sentinel;
MISCELLANEOUS
TAKING ORDERB so: ladies’ beau“-
ful silk underwear. silk hociery_ direct
from factory. Beautiful dress sample',
Gentiemen's silk and cotton shirts.
over 200 samples to choose from, .11»
avenue.
Sewer, Water Wat. Mooney, Con-
crete Walks. Road Work, Grad-
ing and Rock mm
SALVATOR CHARIO'I'I‘
GEXERAL CONTRACTOR
'nelcphom 1164-4
Largest Assortment of Finest Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies at Ben»
sonable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any kind
'0! floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe St. Phone 2858
Brand new bathroom. 860.’ Syphon
closet. china. low-down tank. enam- ,
cled bath tub and lavatory. with (J'
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar—
gain. white steel medicine cabinets.
$5.00. Scidenburg CO.. 254 West 34th
SL, New York City.
NAG 1 81103.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone us
pajamas. Phone morning-s, 3173' for;
appointment or call.“ :0 Bayvlew’
me-3U‘4W mm»: roomOm
“GuestnBsSt. SmNomflhConn.
o
Paper-hanger. Decorator and Painter."
I
NORWALK AUTO WREOKING
COMPANY
5 ROWAN ST. EAST NORWALK
Old Cars Bought —- All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Ssle.‘
I Buy and Sell Second Hand Clothing. .
Highest l'ricrs Paid. l
Send a Card and i “in Call for it.
3. LEVY
58 Water St.“ So. Norwatk. Conn.
Harris & Gans' Block.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. “'heth-
er you want to dispose of junk and
old furniture or buy new material,
call or see
.._.._._._._.—_... ...-
H. ASH.
Phone 908 M VV‘er St...
WANTED—House to rent: 6—? rooms
in Second district. Address M. N.
Care Sentinel.
WANTED—Live wire salesmen and
salesladics for quick selling special-
tv. Address Salespeople. care Senti-
nel.
HELP \VANTl-ZD hiALE—Stcnogra-
pliers. good chance for competent
man: state experience and education.
Address Atlantic Insulated \‘Vire and
Cable CO.. llrauer Si]. Stamford. Ct.
ujxnleSTAnTrzns 1x SIZING
DEPT. APPLY H. M’LACHLAN &
CO.. DANBL'RY. CONN.
\V'ANTEI)—GIRLS “'HO CAN OP-
ERATE SINGER SEWING MA-
CHINES. NEAT \VORK. GOOD PAY.
DAY \VORK. 'APPLY NORWALK
DRESS CO.. 45 RAILROAD AVE.,
CITY.
\VANTED—V‘Voman to take charge
of our examining d(psrtxnent. won-
derful opportunity. “'ritc or apply
llarry Berger Shirt Co., 85 Oliver SL.
Stamford. Conn.
WANTED—“'0 on for light factory
work. Good pay. dy position.
Apply Gabbe ole ks. Day and
Raymond str ts.
WAIVTED—- oung oys to work in
factory. pport ity to learn good
trade. Apply Gab Mole Works. Day
and Raymond s eets, So. Norwalk.
LEGAL
HALL BROTHERS 5A3! CHICKS. l
White Leghorns, Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. chicks postpald. Cata-
logus.
A. B. HALL, .
Wallingiord. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp 'I‘rest-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent “’aving. Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing .
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage!
47 Wall Street ' Norwulk. Conn.
Phone Norwant 2565
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY '
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks.
gencml houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring references,
Phone 759—12.
FIRE 1 FIRE! FIRE 1
Has no terrors for the man with a
“Slag." "Asbestos" or "Slate" roof.
and also decreases his insurance rate.
Have a talk ith o representative.
THE NO ’AL ' OPING CO.
117 Water treet. South Norwalk.
nos 3 snd 2955.
P
’Telcphfe (3391
Cabinet aklng, Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
, Made to Order.
1 West Ave. ’ So. Norwalk. Conn,
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICI .OF‘ NORW’ALK. as. PRO-
BATE COURT. April 11. A. D.. 1923.
\K’hereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the ad-
mission to probate of a certain written
instrument as and for the will of Eu-
gene S. Laflin. late of Norwaik, in
said District. deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Oiiicc in Norwalk. on the :1st day of
April. 1923, at 10 o'clock. forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said District.
at least five days before sold day of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
BATE COURT. April 4, A. D. 1923.
Estate of GEORGIANA POWELL.
late of Norwalk. in said District. de-
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hsth limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims {or settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attestedn within
said time. will be debsrred a recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate
payment to
LOUISE PO WELL.
LOST
LOST—A 12 foot rowbost In lion-
day. April 2. finder pic-fl notify
Kr. H. Blttncr. 14 Fourth 8., End
Norwslk. Phone sou. ‘
’ placc. Apply Harris and Guns.
HEMSTITCHING. SKI RT PLEATIIFG
....- m u.
Commercial Bldg.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
— Successors to —
Norwslk Branch
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1490
FOR RENT
TO LET—Space Jor garage. machine
shop .for storage. in steamheated
FOR RENT—Two flats or four rooms
each. improvements. near trolley.
ten minutes from center, garden.
Phone days 473-3. Inquire 34 Wood-
ward avenue.
FOR BEND—4 room immediately.
part improvements. for email tun-
ily. rent reasonable. call after 6 p. 111.
Also 4 rooms; all immets, for
July 1st; also grevel and dirt tor sale.
Inquire at ll. Denteiie. 7 Pleasant BL.
East Norwaik. Conn.
FOR RENT—Two rooms for. light
housekeeping or two_ furnished
rooms. Excellent location. Addre-
T. ll. are Sentinel.
'I‘O LET—Flour rooms, rim floor.
rent $20. Inquire I". J. Buckley, 4
Larsen. formerly Crab street. m
5 and 'f p. m. . .
Tom, “humanism
as.” modes-nomeesot
All Styles. Buttons Covered i
' to Order. 1
KNORR’S ART b. NOVELTY SHOE}
Norwalk -
Phone 3091 l
mm ms sons!
Vendetta begins between
autism MYERS. noted criminal.
"narrow w
3
WI saves him rem Ilr Nansen
y shootini d as omoer sent
to arrest in. Greyes tells in
ove with Janet sod proposes mar-
legal d ises himself as
CO onel Bloom s and sttends .the
'33"? 1:133:41“. 718?. atolen s
so gm 0 :- 'ormsn
{a a bride. ts”... the.
’1'“ to
' Bee. oe to return so not. Michal
newers s cipher m e published
a s sper snd buys rem the dis
voroes wife 08 s politic an. s. bundle
of manuscript. evidence against the
women's former husband. Upon
ceding the manuscript Michael
gowns M1} the reputations of n
rding po kicks and Lord Kinder-
or s e in is hands. Sayers pon-
ders s best way to turn his prise
into money.
NOW GO ON WITH cross
Michael Tells Story:
"Not on my account." I insisted.
“The transaction must remain ex-
sotly as it is until I give the word.“
transomdiledmy begun-eel.
with stationery-samples and took the
tube to Bond Street. whence I
walked on to South Audley Street.
Upon srrtvsl at my destination. I
was interned by an imposing-leak-
ins' butlsr the: Lord Undersicy was
at am but. it wee scarcely likely
that he would receive me unless I
had an spoolntmsnt. I risked the
butler's Mug lumen. and bought
my way as tar as the wsitiagmson
Once arrived there. I managed to
impru- en untidy and bespectacled
secretu-ywith theidssthstitmight
be worth Lord Kinder-leis while to
spare meshwminutssei kh time.
In the end I was ushered into the
great men'- sanctum. '
“What out I do for you—ohm.
Buckroni“ he inquired. glancing at
my card- .
I was snxiotu to test my new
identity. and I stood full is theIght.
It won obvious. however. that Lord
my
mu. mm. Lord nadir-107," I
Inrdlnderslsy took out his ma-
ker-clue: and mapped his tonne-d.
Mbeheusuuehiswsy.
"I willbuythoee documentsfrom
ropesed.
"Your Lordship." I replied. "I an
not I. blsckmailer.‘
"You shell receive the money quite
safely." he went on eagerly.
should not dream of communicating
I she-ll look upon it
as an equitable busine- trsnnetion.
Name your price. I am not s mean
with thepolloc
".\'either. as I remarked bezors. em
I s. hiachnsllsr." I persisted. "Ky
HE SBOUTED AS I
TURNED TOWARD THE DOOR.
"HOW D11) YOU COME BY THIS
use for these letters is predestined
They go to the press."
Lard Kludsrsley sprung so his
"Listen." he said imprusively:
“no newspaper would deal with you
as liberally as I am prepared to do.
These documents must not be pub
lished. I: it were generally known
that I had—eli—inaueneed Read-11
uponmypsm. Itwouldruin me
politically as well as my. Corns.
.Hr.Bucho-.yonlook,likes
usinusmsn. Isstutnlkbudness.
Btresthsm. "rs. There." which I
into the room within s. few minutes
is pipe in his mouth, and giving evi-
dence of all the easy good-nature
which beatted his position.
"Don‘t know who you are. Mr.
Bucks-one." he said. noticing with
some surprise that I had not availed
myself of the o ty of shaking
hands with him. "but sit down. end
welcome. What can I do for you?"
“I have brought you bed news. In
Renhll." I announced.
“The devil you have.” he on-
swercd. removing his pipe tram his
teeth and soaring ct me. “Who are
yommym? Idon'tseemtomog—
also your name.”
"Tint really doesn't matter." I re-
plied. "Yoncsnallmesiournslo
let. it you like. It's as near the truth
as anything shout myself that I'm
' likely to tell you. Something very
disagreeable is going to happen to
monthefonrthdwn-omnow.snd
ulnapmlymondhletorigl
have come out here to give you s
word of waning.”
"You're getting as me.” be pro-
tested unusily.
”Not in the Ian." I snared him.
"I'he facts to which I allude on
these: Ihaveinmypo-essionq
copy of the speech which you ought
to have mode at Liverpool lust
March end didn‘t. end also the origi-
nal lam tron-n Lord Kindenley.
offering you 60.000 pounds to hold it
up. I also know that you received
that money on the following
st the Nations! ”has! (nub. and I -
know what hunks you intrusted it
to‘li
O O O
ENDALL qu. I belie-vs. st
hmmstumuchofacowud
es Kindersley. but. he showed it
inndlfierentfsshion.
"Youlyin‘blsckmallerr'hem
ed. ”Howdsreyoucomeherewtth
suchsstoryl Get out of thshonsc.
orI'llthrowyondownthestm"
"I have fulfilled my minim: I
tuldhip. "Ishsllbsvery‘gub
deedtogo.’
“Stop!" he shouted as I turned to-
wudthebor..“fiowdidyoucau
bythisoock-nnd—bulistory‘?‘ '
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tort-lute“... ~.r
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