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RLAL ESTATE FOR SALE HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
PAPER HANGING AND
V DECORATING A SPECIALTY
1‘ OR SALE NR SAIl-E WW Best \Vorkmansbip Guaranteed gt
k r ‘0‘ led in 8 00 Reasonable Prices
,n.|u rn arm. ‘a sa- IMMUHHHHUH i - Eu t ‘ fll .
| 1 vi |\nu‘rll an section of Nor- Durant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .050 operators 011 power mael‘mes’ 3 made"! 333;; {Oahen
”m. ...... no... a; ... Mick touring . .. .. .. . .. also thoroughly experienced on sleeve N, mum,
. :IHKI hath. hardwood floors.
': r, ~un parlnr. rk‘. One f‘lll'
. lnrm‘ chick?“ house. All
.1 I-ug. nI-w. Price $6.800.
~.—. w luvsnpcd.
'm. F. Hoyt 59’ Son
- . \lnln M. Phone 435
l1- .1] lstntc —- insurance
.____...——
FOR SALE.
' R' section. off West
7 u A“. lra'h. all im-
f‘rive rtnsonahlc.
“' \‘.l: i rnr-m hnnsc.
x‘v. iul'g’ Int. I-Vll‘fl.
l‘osseselon imme-
f'onsult.
,_ .——»._ .__——__-
Monty 59’ C0.
.1 Estate and Insurance
l'lmm- 830
17 South Main Street.
\".\l. nrmnrtrxni’
l-‘OR SALE
' r-mms. sleeping porch
Marvin much.
at
> rmms. all improvements,
'v'xll'nl fm-t. in a must.
' ‘0 rvmleniial section.
‘ ..ELMS ARRANGED
". LAYTON & CO.. Inc.
“CANCE THAT lNSURES
“~ ,- hi Avenue Phone 35
FOR RENT
* grins: St. 5 moms. $18.00
lily Ave, 4 moms, $10.00
i: JOHN T. HAYES
.» -r-: t NOMlk
l 118ml. —- Insurance
- l... .. 1‘:iniilyliollses, off West.
prices ranging from
l to $7.000.
3v lmnse. 8d district. six
.all improvements. I’ricc
... 7 rooms, all improve-
m-um hem, very desira-
w-u. Price $7,000.
.l. M. O’BRIEN
" l Estate and insurance
“ " n St. Phone ’77
; 11 NORWALK. CONN.
C JP. RESTRICTED LOTS
A' e Worth Your Looking Up.
w ::t .\l;\r\ln Ridge. corner
wwwt and Pine Ridge ave-
11 «tan land. with broad
'~~r\\ziik and the Sound.
.rr» remarkably low, to the
. .\ rlncr line of LOTS
(uffrrt‘d the public. .
;. runly been sold. Take
. of thc remainder. by quick
'1 ""l can't get a good rent in
".9 -— Rl'lLD ——- BUILD
. . t is Help You.
73:. LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 80. Main Street
D‘I’s. call 1900, evenings, 2'58
.. m ’r a seven DEAD
... mu buy your beushold goods.
“‘3 Mlers Junk and all “Id-
‘-' Wis. Anything you have. m
t: to the quality or the goods.
.... dral always.
I’llllll‘ P. MABONE!
32 Van lands ...
:lll lieml Gm m I. Ids
I. l monks. “mos l
W l have sound hand
27;"; :wur stock or metals of my
w'. 111 it to Jane In. ad ”I
.. c thegeuon why.
'rite or Call.
East Norwalk. Oasa.
Telephone 6”.
run» 0!" W88.
‘M thank our many friends
I'Izvlncss shown to us «1063‘
* H'wl death of our
and fnther. also (or their
' I1 \ilglgng.
\“f J I. m: announcing
1“ ‘ninr swarm
“m‘ i Mi 0
«—
.fl.QL
Studebaker‘l-Psss. tonring.. 8125
. Overland 4 barring . ...... . 8325
Dodge touring ....... . . . . . . am
Chevrolet touring ........ . . .175
Paige 7-Pass. touring ...... $300
Shufelt Brothers
nuns! a sun DEALERS
:01 Washington Street
East Rorwalk —- Phone sou
FOR SALE
6 rooms. all imp., 2nd district . 34.500
6 rooms. all imp. 2nd district . $5.500
Beautiful house 3rd district .. 89.500
2 family house. 1st district ... $6.500
Rents Collected.
Make us your agcnts. "‘
TAMMANY 8:. NIHILL.
123 Washington street.
‘ FOR SALE
F‘nrd tourinx car .............. . $50
ilollirr Six touring ............ 8150
Ford roadstrr, 1917 .......... “00
l-‘ord deliury ................ 8125
Ford touring. starter, 1920 ..... 8125
All private owned curs.
‘ KENDRIL‘K & PHASE GARAGE
I Raymond Street.
FOR SALE—2V. ton Dramm Bern-
stein dump truck. 1 ion Republic
truck: 1 Ford runabout; 1922 Ford
coupc; ‘l manure spreader and 1 work
horsc. Raymond Street & Son. Phone
1"“. Darit-n.
FUR SALE—«Young horse at Vs'ilson
Point. Inn. Louis Mustrlsnna. 128
Lexington avenue.
FOR SALE—Household furniture of
all kinds. just what you want for
furnishing summer cottages with.
(‘all Mrs. Goff, Yost street. Smithville,
City.
FOR BALE—Two Holstein milking
cows. five weeks old Jersey Heifer
calf. 68% Lexington avenue. Phone
482-13.
FOR BALI‘r—Z fresh cows. one can
Jersey milk every day. Andrew
Guhass. Keelcr avenue. So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE-41m of second hand lum-
lwr, boards. beams and timber. 8x6:
16, fixfixlfi. 4\6xlti. Mrs. J. L'Honh
medieu. Crockett street. Rowayton,
i‘onn.
l‘OR SALE—5 ncro fruit farm. near
trolley. price $6.500: $1.500 down.
George Mitchell. Phone 1861 morn-
inns.
TAMMANY &. NIHILL
123 “'ashinzton St. South Nor-walk
Phone 33“
First Dis-
. . $3,200
U
family house. 8 rooms,
trict
1 family. 10 rooms. 4 car garage.
Second District 89.000
........
3 family, 13 rooms, all improve-
ments. garage. Second District.
. . .......... . .......... 86,500
2 family. )8 rooms. all improve-
ments. centrally locate-J, Second
District ................ $9,000
fl
1 family. 6 rooms. all improve-
ments, Third District ... 84.000
Homes from . . . . 83.200 to 820.000
NOTICE.
——
Sealed proposals for the construc-
tion of Bath Houses and Appurten-
ances at Calf Pasture Beach (co-call-
ed) will be received by the undersign-
ed at Room 8. City Hall, Norwalk,
Conn. until Tuesday, April 24th, 1923.
at 1 o’clock p. m.. after which time
they will be publicly read at a meet-
ing of the Common Council to he held
the same evening in the council cham-
here or the City Hall. '
A certified check in the amount at
01,000.00 made payable to the Treas-
urer of the City of Norwalk. must ac-
company each bid as an evidence oi!
good faith to execute contract.
Plans. specifications. proposal sheet
and all information pertaining there-
office at the Street Commissioner.
Room 7. City Hall. Norwalk. Conn.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and re-advertise for the
awarding of said work if. in the
opinion of the Committee. the inter-
ests of the City will be enhanced
thereby.
CALVIN L. BARTON,
'Hayor.
DOMINICK B. EULA.
Engineer in Charge.
sonvm N01101:. .
13ch OF NORWALX. as. PRO-
BATE COURT. April 1. A. D- 19:3.
Estate of NAB! PAUDOVICH. late
of Nonalk. in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the DD-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lmd six months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said M to
exhibit their claims for ”mat;
t
to may be had by applying at the 7
facing and sleeving, single needle
work, excellent pay, steady work.
Apply
M. N. HAYEHOPP & 00.
Kerwin Street.
WANTED—Experienced painters on
automobile and truck work; also
young man for auto repair dept. stock
room. Apply Standard Oil Co. of N.
Y.. Auto Repair Dept.
\VANTED—-Girls and women {or light,
clean work. Edwin Boesse. Chest-
nut street, So. Norwalk.
“ANTED—Commuter wants to buy
modern home under $1.. ‘,000 with
3301-0 down. Second mortgage to ho
paid :60 monthly. Box “Commuter,"
Care of Sentinel.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
dresses: also experienced operators
on L‘nlon special machine. Apply 40
Franklin street.
WANTED—An all around greenhohse
man. A great deal of experience
not necessary but must be good at
potting: Apply at once. Murphy Mfg.
(‘o., 275 East avenue.
\
'WANTI-lD—~80meone to take care of
child two years old. 46 Cedar St..
South Norwalk.
\V’ANTED—Partner by automobile
dealer. only 81,000 needed. B. L. J.,
(‘arc- Sentinel.
WA NTEDwCompetent girl for general
housework, family or two. 87 East
avenue. Nomnlk. Phone 2‘2.
\K'ANTl-zn—Young men and boys for
genrral work in factory. Apply H.
Jacobs 6‘: Bone. 60 Day street. South
Nor-walk.
WANTED—Girl stenog'hpher and
bookkeeper. Apply in person. The
Taylor & Golden Co.
\VANTl-In—Bssa for quartet choir at.
Trinity Episcopal church. VVestport.
Only one service per week most of the
Apply Music Committee. Box
year.
‘50. W'estport, Conn.
“'ANTED—Boarders or convales-
ccnts. Comfortable home. far
enough away for .nuiet: five minutes
from trolley. 2 filled: avenue. or:
St. John street. East Norwalk. Tele-
phone 8855.
STENOGRAPHER wanted in office 0!
large manufacturing concern. Ap-
ply by letter stating are. experience
and salary desired to Box T. M. C..
(‘nre Sentinel.
“'ANTED—Wornan to take charge
of our examining department. wob—
derrul opportunity. W'rite or apply
Harry Berger‘fihlrt Co.. 35 Oliver 8t...
Stamford. Conn.
\V’ANTED—Women for light factory
work. Good pay, steady position.
Apply Gsbbe Mole Works. Day end
Raymond streets.
\VANTED—Young boys to work in
factory. Opportunity to learn good
trade. Apply Gabbe Mole “’orl'. Day
and Raymond streets, 80. Norwalk.
ROOMS \VANTED for employee of
the Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co..
preferably locally situated although
suburban accommodations acceptable.
“'e have quite a number of men look-
ing for clean, desirable rooms. with
or without board at reasonable rates.
If desirous of procuring someone.
communicate immediately with the
Employment Manager. Norwalk Tire
and Rubber Co.
\VANTED—Typlst; also a good sten-
ogrnpher. permanent positions with
excellent opportunity for advance-
ment. Apply Clover Mfg. Co.. “'innl-
pauk. .
WANTED—Day watchman. capable of
being handy man around factory
and grounds. Apply btevreen s and
10 s. m. only. J. ls J. Cash, Inc”
Chestnut street.
*ANTED—qlanltor for local manutac-
turing plant. must have had expe-
rience in similar job and must also
have good references. Apply by let-
ter to Box “Janitor." Care Sentinel.
WANTED—Tall. able-bodied man for
work in manufacturing department.
A line opening for the right man.
Apply Clover Mfg. Co.. Winnipauk.
WANTED—4evera! girls for light
work in manufacturing department.
Steady position. good pay while learn-
ing. Apply Clover lug. Co.. Winni-
pauk.
. FORRENT
T0 LET—Furnished rooms. erery
convenience. for light housekeeping.
our center. Adults only; also garage
space. lnq. 7 Grove street.
TO LET—Four rooms. all improve-
ments. at 16 Grove street. South
Norwalk. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov at
above address or Phone 1852-12.
Tom~lntbe3sscantilebulldm
ummmmu
low rennin. Inc. or I. Josalovsky or
KeoghQCandee.
To LET——A nicely furnished front
rooni. suitable for genuesnan. Ap-
ply a Van Zandt at. East Nerwalk.
T0 LET—Room. with board. in pri-
vate family. home orivlleges. Hrs.
A. mrtater. s Putnam ems.
nwernsahd bans: “the
mum
I Buy and Sell Second Hand Clothing. .
Highest I‘rlccs Paid. 1
South Norwalk Music Shop.
110 Washington Street.
Sewer. “a (or Work. Masonry, Con-
crete “’alks. Road Work, Grad-
ing and Rock Excavation.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
GENERAL common
' Telephone 1164-4
43 (firearm: St. 50. Norwalk. Conn.
Paperhanger, Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of Finest Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies at Reg-
sonablo Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on my kind
0: floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe St. Phone :85!
Brand new bathroom. 860. Syphon
closet. china. low-down tank. enam-
eled bath tub and lavatory. with 1;!
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar-
gain. white steel mealclne cabinets.
86.00. Seidenburg Co.. 254 West 84th
St . New York City.
NAG! 81103.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Plano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Plus 818
normal: euro wincmo
comm
5 ROWAN 51‘. EAST '50me
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds at
Auto Parts for Sale.
Send a Card and 1 “'1" Call for it.
S. LEVY
58 Water St. So. Norwalk. Conn.
Harris 8.; Gans' Block.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. W'heth-
er you want to dispose of Junk and
old. furniture or buy new material.
call or see
H. ASH.
Phone 908 44 Water St.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Bessy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cato
logue.
A. B. HALL,
Wallingford. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampoolng, Manicuring. Scalp Treat
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbins. Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Coeds—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY ,
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks,
general houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring referenCCs.
Phone 769.12.
FIRE l FIRE! FIRE 2
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 ROOFING CO.
117 Water street. south Nor-walk.
Phones 867 and 2955.
Telephone 301
O. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. So. NorwaIk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLE.
HEMSTITCHXNG. SKIRT PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART C NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 8091
Edison Manda General Electric
Lambs Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-- Successors to —
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR.
Incorporated
Electricai Construction and Repairs
BOODNEB BLOCK Phone 1436
LOST
LOST or-stolen from Sentinel press
room. ’Monday morning. ladles' gold
Elgln closed case watch. Reward if
returned to Sentinel office.
,,_,
LOST—Indies blue coat with beaver
collar. Phone 1339.
LOST—Gold wire object on either So.
Main street or Woodward avenua.
Friday evening. Reward for return
to Sentinel office. \
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Mafia-shears.
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mm min-f
BEGIN BEBE TODA!
Vendetta begins between
sacrum. “runs. noted criminal.
fill NO
tlan
beau titul housemald.
JANET saves him
bysheo dead”: a
W ”23.131 nee
when Bayers‘
of
Nr sent
to arrest in. Ilr Norfan falls
in love maria Janet marries
her. rescues n-
dersloym and dug
tries. when the er auto run: wild.
but is is.“ intatuation
lea untsd crimi-
ylay robbers break
int’glnderslsyjo urt and rob the
guests. who bl ed at din-
ner.
tries and Sir No man.
trlce asks to be allowed to keep
low-1n. l
Inch sin i ...“gnised b B
a a rose n as-
Wheg Bea-
her
taker Muss:
NOW GO ON WI!!! 8103!
Sir Norman Continues Story:
NBTRUTHBR salted me a ques-
tion trons somewhere in
shadows.
"Greyes." he said.
the
"you were
speakingotatamouscrtmlnsha
man namedfliehssl. Youoalled
that fellow"
"That was
"Oreyee sons to me to be
lucky man.” Lord Bar-rodeo
marked. "He
the man.” I told him.
the
r.
could have settled
scores with you. all right—potted
youlikeasitting rnbbit.any
menthewsntsdto.
never shoot a sitting rubbiti
no
spoke the truth when he said that
the endw
tude. and several journalists
and
photographers traveled thwn special-
nonhuman-robot
he aeknowledgdtsrneupon
thirdnightaftsrt‘belrarrlval.
whoieemh-badbsenoarried
the
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N
I must confess that at first the in-
cident possessed no significance tor
me. In his well-cut and well-worn
riding-clothes. and possessing the as-
sured seat o! a practised rider. there
was nothing to distinguish this man
horn halt a dosen 0: Lord Kinder-
sley‘s neighbors with when we had
exchanged matings during the day.
I: was not. in fact. until he suddenly
wheeled his horse round to within a
sud or m of us. and I saw some-
thlnggllttsr in his right i“. M
x realised who he was.
"Norman Grey-s." he said. "I can
an armisti‘ for five minutes. You
will admit.“ he added. glancing
downward at his right hand. “til! I
amlnapoaitlon tocallthe gun ."
"Let it be an armistice. Michael."
I agreed. “What do you want with
me?"
”With you. nothing." he answered.
"I came to speak to Miss Kinder
sley."
"I and that my confederate mis-
understood the the other night." he
continued. ”and that after all he
toeflyour Jewelry from the table. I
have stayed in the neighborth to
return it."
He leaned over and placed a sealed
box in Bentrice's hand. I could have
WITHIN A YARD Ol‘ US. I SAW
SOHETHI‘A’G Gm IN HIS
HAND.
swam tbstlsawberlpga-sdntoh
passionatelysthia as hs'drsw away.
"Iknew‘thatltmaemlstake."
she said softly. looking across it
hnnasthougn strivingaoanm
button-raids. Remittance.-
however. turned steadily any. Eh
expression-had changed. The old
mocking smile was back upon hi
lips. .
"Upon reflection. Janet." he edu-
ued."apedailywhen1oonam;
theriohnesa stout-hash! felt}:
s" ,
‘ke\‘
‘ A» c
1’s-‘5r
file‘sxceneos «2:.
‘1
4
fl
to admit that you are the clever-st of
thslot.lpromiseyoutbstlshall
make ray way to .fety as easily as
I shall cantor across this moor."
He leaned suddenly toward me‘.
"Send the women on for a ne'-
ment." he begged. “I have 'a M
for you alone."
0 O O
AXE! turned her horse at one. in
obedience to my gesture Beep
tries. however, lingered. She ma
gaaing across at my companion. I
.w their eyes meat. and it seemed
to me a. strange thing that such- a
look should pass between those two.
Then I saw Xichael shake his head.
She turned and rode dowly after
Janet. but rained in her horse scarce-
ly twenty mesa away. Michael reds
up to my side. He had dropped his
back into the loose pocket.“
his riding-coat. He r-‘ at any
mercy. and he knew it. Y“. My
enough. he had no fear. :.
“Not-nun Guys." be mid. “it
is the end or our duel. tor I have
finished with life as you and I under
stand life. Fate has made us ele-
mies. Eats might more than once
have given either or us the othqfa
life. Thou things are finished." g;
“You speak as though you were
making a voluntary retirement—m
how can you hope to sac-pert}
asked bins. "Then is a price upon
your head wherever you turn." ;
“I am not here to speak about
myaeix." be answered iudmersnlh.
“I want a word with you about that
sir! "
"About Beatrice Kinderslefi'?” -
tag
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E
3
o! the eovu'lncs. Ibow‘hsr
rawtruth. Tellbsrthatrans
mass-ammonium
uterine."
“I'll tell her what you ”.31!
“Damamrmnr’besnswered -.
!
mm.ssbeturnedhis I.
wipdnrdtorammentlndm
mndphlshorse. “remixes-noggin;
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