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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
run: two family we of m
mu! («‘0 baths, with all
.I :.I imprint-merits. Two 0.,
, , lurizr Int. Price ”.200.
.1, «a.» so mm. Ten'ns arranged.
1 .-r Particulars Apply to
Wm. F. Hoyt 59‘ Son
-.. Phone 485
i; ll l'~mlc —-- Inmnnce
M, ‘lniu bl.
FOR SALE
.i y houses. prices ranging
-H to 37.500.
Inru the rush comes on.
2 or particulars.
. .lHlIN T. HAYES
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Nor-walk
innate -- Insursnot
“ANGER
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“are Coming!
to tell you about
the 9W9.
you. receive with
insurance against
Fire and'lhri’t
Collision and
Plum-rum
Just give us 1311er
by cold or phone.‘
.Ti 1AA [UN & CO., Inc.
‘WNl‘E THAT INSURES
5; i AV’A'DUO Phone 85
FOR SALE.
ix’ii .\\‘l§.'-— 8ix..l:.ooms.
'uxwrv, completely paint-
., mien. Thn-e acres of
.‘u lunum is in first clue
'l .ml the price is rea-
ll:\\.\l.K -—T-ruom liousl‘.
«gimme. in good soc-
lvirrnin at $5.500.
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Cnnty {'9‘ Co.
1' v? Estate and Insurance
I'llOlH‘ 830
'i South Main Street.
. u family houses. off \Vcst
w. prices ranging from
l iii $7,000?
.ly lmusv, 3d district. six
-, ilii improvements. Pnce
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' 0. 7 rooms, all improve—
m‘nm lirat, very (lesu'a-
< Hun. Price $7,000.
J. M. O’BRIEN
i listalo and insurance
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\MMANY & NIHILL
lnxfon St. South Noswalk
Phone 3344
REAL ESTATE
and
INSURANCE
.lll'ls', $33,200 AND UP
a .ntl I'rnncrly Solicitcd
l‘Inls ('olloctcd
wmlrv nnri‘shore Property
For Sable.
. i. l S YOUR AGENTS.
'-| ‘i‘ A SQU nun
‘ .ll buy your oulshold’m
rivers Junk and Ill slow-
i... Anything you have. Price
. ‘4. in the Quality of the 8005.-
' rliril always.
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3: Van 74nd: sue-s
9mm liJllIi Goods Always on sale
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3‘“ij . vznr stock or “II. It!
» vii ii to Jello Bros. ’00
~ “w tlievz-easoa why.
. 'rite or Cl”-
' -“ " Ht. Em Harwell.“
Telephone ”0. ,
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PROFESSIONAL _
DLAINING COUNT.
‘ 'w' ror proper instruction
‘wlrrinr decmlill. ' Ill?“
drawing, ”We . ”I"
”Muirnrnlsl and ”mt stilts
Fur informhtlsl lei. I”! or
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“Mar. "LO“
is family house. 1st district . .
_ Ideal homo only block to shore.
FOR SALE
M touring ...u.......... 100
murals! ....,......... :0”
Buick ...... ........Iw
Studebaker 7-Pau. touring ..
Ova-had d touring ........ ”:5
$383
000nm; ............. 0850
Chevrolet ..........efll
touring
1"“! 7-Psss. touring _ . 3300
Shufelt Brothers
DOW l STAB DEALERS
301 Washington Street
East Iorwsls - Phone ms
sees
FOR SALE
Sealed bids will be received by the
llridgo Construction Committee not
later than Tuesday. the 10th day of
April. 1923. at 8 p. m.. for the sale
of the buildings on Beaview avenue.
formerly known as the Van Aietyne
and the Aloethorpe buildings. .said
buildings are to be razed and removed
from premises by July 1st. 1923.
The committee reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
Address bids to:
MISS PHEBE VOLK.
Socy. Bridge Construction Committee.
53 So. Main St. so. Norwalk. Conn.
FOR SALE
6 rooms. all imp.. 2nd district . $4,500
6 rooms. all imp. 2nd district . 85.500
llnnulii‘ul house 3rd district . . 89.500
. $6.500
Rf‘lilfl Collected.
Make us your agents.
TAMMANY d: NIHILL.
11:3 “‘nsliington slrect.
OVERLOOKING SOUND
DISTINCTIVE ALL-YEAH. HOME)
Good
75-minute commutation service to
Grand Central Depot. 0 rooms, extra
:ood light and ventilation: fine bath;
3 furnace. gas. electricity. water heater,
‘ all conveniences.
2-car garage. Un-
usual bargain at $8.000. Terms ar-
ranged. E. A. STROL’T. inc" Roway-
ton Ava, Ilowsyton. Conn. I’hone
Norwalk 1607.
FOR SALFn-aq-foot flat bottom boat.
ll. Nelson. Long street. Rowaytos.
FOR SALE—Talking machine. only
one left of the "25 model to be
sold for 379, only $5 down. Edison
phonographjcena. .Ias. Alfred Fox
Plano Co.. Bo. Norwalk. Conn.
FUR. SALEmVVell looted (“oncord
grape vines. 2 for 30c: 10 for 81.25;
50 for $4.75: also Gooseberry plants.
\vatcr front. building lots. near trolley
and railroad station. A. Havlicelf.
Hendricks avenue. of! East avenue.
FUR SALE—«Stucco house, 7 rooms.
ucro fruit. running outer. electricity.
furnace, burn. chicken houses. shed.
Walsh 3500. 32 South St.
FUR SAI.E—-Ilullding lot. Marvin
Beach. 60 It. by 110 It. Apply A. B.
(in-gory, .lr., Newton ave. Tel. 662-2.
FUR SAI.l-1-—8mall cash payment.
balance like rent. modern 8 room
house. lot. “also. immediate posses-
sion. at 33 Bay View Ave. Tel. 1812.
FUNDS FOR SAlilda-IOIS Ford racer,
$135; 1921 Ford touring car. starter.
$210: 1920 Ford touring car. no
starter. $150; 1918 Ford roadster.
$100; 1918 Ford touring body. 835.
Phone 2153 Norwalk. evenings.
170R SALE—Team of horses. harness,
dump and farm wagons. Will sell
togethrr or separate. Phone 593
Stamb‘d.
FOR SALE—Dress suit. custom made.
size about u or 37. too small for
owner. $15. Phone 1948.
FOR SALE~Most desirable corner on
Marvin lleach. lot 100x100. corner
Gregory Boulevard and Morton ave-
nuc.‘ Inquire The Taylor & Golden
Co.. Inc.. Brokers meted.
FOR BALE—1845 h. p. Sterling ma-
rine motor. clutch. dual system igni-
tion. good runningorder. Phone 1456.
FOR SALE—Eddy refrigerator. four
slate shelves. 100 the. ice comparh
ment. used 3 years. no: bran bed.
full sized. excellent springs. 325. Tel.
IMO-1!.
FOR SALE—5 acre fruit farm. near
trolley. price 86.500: 31.500 down.
George Mitchell, Phone 1661. morn-
lugs.
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WANTED TO BUY
An acre or more cheap land. may
be cleared or incisor-ed. rocky or
scrub. on trolley or bus line. be-
tween South Norwall: and Stam-
tord or environs. Owners only.
state price and give full informa-
tion in first letter. W'rite
Robina:
emblem Dasha.Conu.
let. me“ on. Cass! eds-Id!
Imus-Ii. sure-saw
meawxoxwmco.
StoregeWsreliouse
Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word; 8 times, do word; 1 week, 6 times,
merits accepted by Telephone. Call N amalk 92 oz: 93- l
assified advertising will be found on Page Two.
~HELPWANTED‘
WANTED—Boarders convales-
cents. Comfortable home. far
enough away for quiet; five minutes
from trolley. 3 Selleck avenue. on
St. John street, East Norwaik. Tele-
phone 8355.
WANTED—Ladies from Norwalk and
vicinity for healthy outdoor occu-
pation. part or whole time. earning
$1.00 per hour. Mrs. Booth. 86 Wade
street. Bridgeport, Conn.
WANTED-A girl for light house-
work a few hours a day or full time.
Apply to Mrs. B. M. Ayrault. 92 Wall
street.
WANTED—Boys in machine shop.
Steady work, good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. Co.. 68 Fort St.. East
Norwaik.
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WANTED—A {cw boys for packing
department. 14 to 16 years of age.
light, clean work. \‘l’cbbing & Edging
Corp., 83 W’ashinvton SL. So. Norwalk.
\VANTED—Tali. able bodied man {or
work in manufacturing dept.. steady
position with good pay. Apply in per-
son.‘ Clover Mfg. Co.. Winnipauk.
WANTED~A man to drive auto truck
and handle furniture. Inq. 8. Hor—
nig. 50 South Main street.
STENOGRAPHER wanted in office of
large manufacturing concern. Ap-
ply by letter stating age. experience
and salarr desired to Box '1‘. M. C..
Care Sentinel.
WANTEDo—STARTERS IN SIZING
DEPT. APPLY H. BI’LACIILAN 8:
("(1. DANELWIY. CONN.
WANTED—GIRLS WHO CAN 0?-
ERA'I‘E SINGER SEWING LIA-
CHINI'ZS. NEAT “'OIIK. GUOD PAY.
DAY \VORK. APPLY NORWAIJ<
DRESS Co.. RAILROAD AVE"
CITY.
45
WANTED—~Womau to take charge
of our examining department, won-
derful opportunity. “(file or apply
Harry Berger Shirl Co.. 86 Oliver SL.
Stamford. Conn.
WANTED-Womon for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gabbe Mole Works. Day and
ltqymoud streets.
WANTED—Young hoys' to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. App Gabbo Mole Works. Day
and Raymond streets. So. Norwalk.
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$151 UM...
OUR RESTRICTED LOTS
Are Worth Your Looking Up.
They are at Marvin Ridge. corner
of Keyser street and Pine llidgc ave-
nue. Good clean land. with broad
view of Norwalk and the Sound.
Prices are remarkably low, to the
right people. A finer line of LOTS
were. never offered the public.
Two have already been sold. Take
your choice of the remainder, hy quick
action. You can't get a good rent in
town.
BUILD -- BUILD - Bl'ILD
Let l‘s Help You.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
16 80. Main Street
Days, call 1900, evenings, 2358
Wilton
Miss Leila. Olmstead of Norwalk is
spending a few days in towr.
s- O 0
Mrs. F. E. Bennett has rccovcrcd
from a severe cold. complicated with
throat trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Llndbloom
have bought an Oakland car and Mr.
Lindblom is learning the intricacies of
driving.
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Friends have recently received pic-
ture . postais from Maitlsnd. Fla.
where Miss Gertrude Turner is ston-
ping.
I
An auction of household furniture
will be held Tuesday. April 17 at 10:30
a. m. in Nod. at the former home-
stead of C. L. Lockwood. who has sold
the place.
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Dr. Strong. a Canadian clergyman,
who is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
Thompson. conducted scales in St.
Matthew's church on Sunday morning.
He will have parochial charge for
some weeks.
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The peepers were first heard this
spring on Wednesday evening. April
4. They are now silent after the
second concert. Warm weather will
permanently set in when their shrill
notes are heard the third time, so-
cerding to tradition.
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Every spring Mrs. W. A. Stewart's
tulip bed on the premises of her Hurio
but street home are the admiration of
all beholden. the bulbs lie dormant
in the ground all winter. and bloom
among the earliest flowers. showing a
great diversity of colors.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Budd of Wesc
ton. flies Helen sturges of Norwalk.
’nrs. Agnes Ogden. )trs. John Cook of
firs. J. L. Bolde- snd nu- llsl‘y Bel-
den of Danbury, In. D. D. Tenet-d.
Mend Mrs.
MISCELLANEOUS
TAKING ORDERS for ladies’ beauti-
ful silk underwear. silk hosiery. direct
from factory. Beautiful dress samples.
Gentleman's silk and cotton shirts.
over 200 samples to choose from, 31.0
pajamas. Phone mornings, 3172, for,
appointment or call at 20 MW
avenue.
Sewer, Water Work, Hanan, Con-
crete Walks. Road Work, Grad-
ing and Book mutton.
saws-ran cushion- .
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Telephone no“
48 Chestnut St. 50. Norwalk, Com:
Paperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of I-‘inest Wall
Paper and Palnters’ Supplies at Res-
sonable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel whlch will
give you a. fine long wear on any kind
of floor.
ALEXANDER \VHI'I’E
35 Lowe St. Phone 2858
Brand new bathroom. 360. Syphon
closet. china low-down tank. chum-1
eled bath tub and mystery. with (,1
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar-'
gain. white steel medicine cabinets.
$5.00 Seidenburg Co.. 254 West 34th
St.. New York City.
NAG 1 8803.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special vet
for moving pun-pores. Dally trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone us '
e.
“'3 {7'4 w mr<i>U FOOEOM
mafia AUTO memo
comm
5 ROWAN ST. EAST NOHWALR
Old Cars Bought —- All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
I Buy and Sell Second Hand Clothing.
Highest Priors Paid.
Send a. Card and I Will Call for it.
3. LEVY
58 \Vater St. So. Norwalk. Conn.
Harris a: Gene Block.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. Wheth-
cr you want to dispose of Junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
call or see
H. ASH.
Phone 903 44 Water St.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS
White Leghorn. Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpsid. Cais-
lom - .- 0W
3 A. B. HALL.
Wallingforo. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent Waving, Hal" Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Message
47 Wall Street Non-lit, Conn
Phone Norwalk 2665
TILE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks.
general houseworkers and waitresses
Bring reforenccs.
Phone 759.12.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE:
Has no terrors for the man with a
“Slag.” "Asbestoa" or "Slate" roof.
and also decreases his Insurance rate.
Have a talk with our representative.
THE NORWAL-K ROOFING CO.
117 “’aier Street. South Norwalk.
Phones 387 and 2955.
Telephone 391
O. 8. MRS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholsterlng
Picture Frames and Mirrors. Shades
. Made to Order.
1 West Ave. So. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES '
HEMSTITCH—l-INIG. SKIRT PLEA'I‘Ifi—G
All Styles. Buttons Covered
5
to Order.
Com moroinl Bldg. Norwalk l
l
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
- Successors to «-
Norwa’lk Branch
STAXFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
,v Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1490
FOR RENT
TO iET—fipace for garage, machine
shop .i'or storage. in steamheated
place. Apply Harris and Gaps.
FOR RENT-Juno flats of four rooms
each. improvements. near trolley,
ten minutes _ from center, garden.
Phone days, 473:3. Inquire :4 Wood-
monars ART a NOVELTY SHOPJ
Phone 3091 i
ward ayenue.
FOR RENT-44 rooms immediately,
part improvements. for email faith
lly. rent reasonable. call after 6 p. m.
Also 4 rooms, all improvements, for
July lat: also gravel and dirt for file.
Inquire at M. Danielle. 7 Pleasant 8%..
iEast Nomlk. Conn.
FOR RENT—Two rooms for light
housekeeping or two furnished
rooms. Excellent location. Adore.
T. M.. care Sentinel.
TO LET—Four rooms,
rent :20. Inquire E'J. Buckley. d
Larsen. formerly Cross street.~ between
6 and 7 p. m. . , -
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To LET-41a the Imam. soloist.
Jo. Hue asset. rm "
fir-It . rim. '
met-
'Klndersley yesterday of their exist.
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THE MYSTERY
ADVERTISEMENT
BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENI‘IEIM. .
Copyright, 192:. by 1:. Phillips muslin
All?“ NM ”9'“. ’36.:
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
Vendetta begins betw en
HLCIAIAEL BAYERI. noted crimlntl.
n
‘18 NOW GBEYES. once 0;
Scotland Yard. when Sayers
besuutul housemald.
JANET saves him from Sir Norman
by shooting dead an officer sent
to arrest him. Greycs falls in
love with Janet and proposes mar-
riage. Nichael disguises himself
ens. Escornbe a attends
the we rig reception. 0 steals
pearl neck) the gift of Sir
‘orman to his ride. Later he
returns them indirectly 10 Janet.
Michael answers a cipher message
ubllslied in stper and only-
rom the divorc wife of a no i-
tlclan a bundle of manuscript. evi-
deuce against the Woman'- former
husband and his confederate. Lord
Kinder-lay.
Michael calls at the residence of
Lord Kindersley and is granted an
interview. Sayers otters Lord Kin-
der-icy a four-day respite in which
to secure his financial safety. After
hat time the letters are to be given
or publication in the newspapers.
NOW GO ON WITH STORY
Michael Sayers Continues:
EXT morning'lhero were sensa-
tional paragraphs in most of
the financial papers. Shipping
shares all reacted slightly. but the
slump in Kinder-lay”. was a. thing
no one could account tor. They had
fallen from six to five within 24
hours. and as soon as I reached my
ofllces in Holborn. I received frantic
messages from Mr. Youngbusband.
lmploring me to close with a profit
of over 20,000 pounds. There was
nothing whatever wrong with the
shares. he assured me. and they
were bound to rally. I listened to
all‘he bad to say. gave him positive
instructions not to disturb my Opera-
tions in any way. and disregarding
his piteous protests. rang on and
made my way to the great uswspa~
per cflces. where my business of the
morning lay.
It tool: me an hour to get as far as
the sssistsnt editor. I told him my
story and showed him the how
merits. He went out of the room for
a moment and returned with the edi-
tor. They both looked a: me curi-
ously.
"Who are you, Mr. Buckross?" the
editor asked.
"it speculator." I answered. “I
bought those papers rrom Read-11‘s
divorced wifo. She has a spite
uglinlt him."
"How can one be sure that they
are genuine?”
“Anyone who studies them must
mmmm."lrepllsd. “If
you want count-maths. I told Lord
ence, and forthcoming publiatlon.
and advised him to sell airman: at
his “area as possible: Your man-
dsloetumwmtellyou thereeurt.”
"What do you west on to do with
those. documents. Hr. Bushes-r"
“I want you to give nice
. . I was
“You. know tbstlhers will be the
devil of a new!"
'ummnbomioohutms‘
"A case con be built up for but
certainly.” the editor remarked mu-
slngiy, “What is your price for
these documents?"
“Ten thmnd pounds. and they
must ’not be used before Thursday,“
I replied. ’
"Why not before Thursday?
"I have given Lord .Klnderslery so
much "
“Yourvqll leave an documents in
anemia? the editor p" ' ”
I considers-dine miter. I could
think of nothing likely to alter my
plans, but I was conscious of a curi-
ous aversion to taking the irrevoc—
able step.
"You shal have thorn." I agreed.
“if you will give me s. letter ackowb
edging that they are my property.
and promising to return them to me
without publication, should I desire
it. on \Vednesday afternoon."
"What about the money?" the edi-
tor asked. "Do you want anything
on account?"
"You are prepared to give me the
10.000 pounds?"
He shrugged his shoulders.
"We now bargain." he said.
‘fi " ‘.\
i. f'lii'é
"VERY WELL." I SAID. “GIVE
ME FIVE NINUTES TO GET
CLEAR AWAY. THEN GIVE
THIS MESSAGE.”
"There is no standard value for such
goods as you offer. The question is
whether you want anything M ed
vanes?“
“No. thank you.)' I enewered. “I'll
have the whole amount on Wednes-
day afternoon. or the documents
back again. I think that It will be
the money.”
"I trust so,‘ my two editorial
friends repliedfn fervent. um
, .
N Wm nursing the Kin-
dersley Shipping Company
shares stood at tune and three-
‘i'ile Foo‘lPlim‘l’s
To: an: CCMNTSE
:. 3.: A.
stained tees Bod disturbed. the
lousness which I lied deemed
prognable. A new scheme 1!!- (W0-
ingitswsymtornymind. There
was only one redeeming point about
it all—I walked for the next on
hours in peril of my life.
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'1 half-pest two that seem
Beam Kindsrsiey 3033‘
into the little morning-room on
the ground floor of Kledersloy House
to receive an unexpected visitor. Her
lips parted in amazcnnu: as she saw
who it was. I hold us. my anger.
"Colonel Mouton." 1 rank:
her.
"You!" an «clothed.
. I knew that there was so: a saw
in my, make-up or department. I
cal-
ira-
iwae the Colonel Escombe who had
extended Norman Greyse wedding.
and whose presence there had led to
some slight question concerning I
“What do S‘bu‘ mt?” ‘slie asked
breathlessl)’.
"To help you." I answered. “I
saw you this morning. and you
seemed in trouble."
She smiled at me gradually, but a
moment later her face was clouded
with saint.
"It is Gear of you.” she said. “but
you must go away a: once. You are
running a terrible risk. Sir Norman
Greys. is in the house. He I: with
my uncle now."
“\Vhst is be doing here?” I de-
mended.
"My uncle sent for him to see if he
could holp. There is some serious
trouble. I don't know what it is.
but my uncle says that it mean
ruin.”
At the thought of the near p
once of my old enemy. my who!
being seemed to sullen. Yet. alas.
the weakness remained:
"Tell me." I said. “—wbst does
your distress mean? Has your uncle
always been good to you? I: it for
his sake that you are unhappy.”
“Entirely.” she answered without
hesitation. "I know that a great
many pqrple call him hard and un-
scrupulous. To me he has been the
dearest person in the mrld. It
makes my heart sells to see lil-
suffer."
I glanced at my watch.
“Very well." I said. “give me I'd
minutes to get clear away. When I
am gone. give him this message. ‘I‘ell
him the: Buckroes has changed his
mind and that he will hear train hh
before five o'clock."
"What new you to do win all
this?" she asked wonderingiy.
"Never mind.“ I flowered. "&
sure to give me five minutes. and.
don‘t do.“ or my message before
Norman Greyes."
She wulked with me to a. door.
but when I. W‘ have opened it.
she checked me. Already her step
was lighter. She took my bank is
hmmdlfelthersoftbmthupel
my ace.
"I am going to thank you." she
whisp-ed.
It was an absurd interlude.
e e e
0TH the editor died the m
They hinted. even. that honors night"
beobtsdnedforme. Tbeytrlsdse
appeal to my mulotlsm. to sundry
noble motives. not. one ct wiles I
posse-ed. In mm 1’ W no
documents. addressed them to In
Norwalk Chronicler