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gnu. ESTATE
FOR SALE
HELP WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS ,
FOR SALE
hp Mn tam. located in ca-
\[lli rll nn ECONOII of NOI-
Inl-“ IIIHL "0“” 0‘ ‘2
mi lullll. hardwood floors.
.Hn parlnr. etc. One car
llirxh ('lilet’n house. All
,. I‘rioe 80.800.
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nrrl'r;n II.
.i‘. Hoyt 69’ Son
\im at. Phone m
,i l~lale — Insurance
i ”ll SALE.
4‘. rooms and
rmn “liter sys-
garage. 2‘. acres
t'annnn avenue.
'l I \t‘i‘lll nt conill-
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.\'10
" improvements.
' wrliwood floors.
1. in extra good
$7.74 "l.
nty 69’ C0.
' it .22 and Insurance
PM!" “30 ‘
7 S, .nh Main Street.
, HI‘l‘ORTL‘NITY
2'« ll‘. SALE
vne. sleeping: porch
Marvin Beach.
,‘
a :i ll improvements,
1 feet. In a most
l"‘~illo'lllial section.
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':» .\ “RANGE-3D
Ib‘i YTON & CO., Inc.
Ti. ‘ STE THAT INSURES
Avenue Phone 85
@611 RENT
F‘ “m: St.. 5 rooms, $18.00
A v
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>3: .HlllN 'l‘. HAYES
. » - . Norwalk
. vats -- Insurance
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Emily houses, off West
prices ranging from
t" ‘
,l s
? muse, 3d district, six
improvements. Price
7 rooms, all improve-
-~ .zzl heat. very desira-
l’ricc $7,000.
.7 M. O’BRIEN
E hue and Insurance
: Phone 977
ll NORWALK. CONN.
ave-sew
WALK Si ‘NDAY
‘l'lilLNOON
‘r LUTS on Marvin
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. with the BIG YEL-
imst lots in Norwalk.
l'llli'ES.
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‘ 'i tome for 34.500. ‘1:
.lnlnts; or one for
on trolley line and
— 71 ten room house,-lot'
or, perhaps. you
».:ll: of a 11 roomytwo
lre you can live and
q
‘ in”:
WhilP handy to,
n‘ owi' 86.500. JU'S'I'J
‘5 ~ THE LAWRENCE,
. 1 see what they can show‘
‘ l‘lfteen South Main 3-.
n ice.
FOR RENT
grill-lied room with huh.
'ivuily, ll Elisabeth I.
ml. lady applicants poo
'«’ Phone 2174.
. sovts of rooms. 11 my
and gas.
enamel sink.
Mr]. Nan.
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- .rnished rooms. mry
'nr light housekeepln‘.
.tllults only: Aldo m
7 Grave street.
“Trim the Mercantile bull“
in} n "met. modern my“
5““ ‘ ha. of R. Joules-tree
5‘ “inviee. ‘
RENE;
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6 rooms d
.-\ve., 4 rooms, $10.00'
FORSALE
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Dnmntsedsn ..... .........::::
Buicktonring....... ...... 8350
Smdebaker 1-Pass. touring . . 8125
Overland 4 touring $825
........ 8850
Chevrolcttoarlngu ........ 8175
Paige 7-Paas. touring ...... $300
Shufelt Brothers .
DURANT a STAB DEALERS -
201 W Street
East Norwalk —- Phone 8078
FOR SALE—~01": large cook stove.
equipped with kerosene oil burners.
and hot water heater. 835 for both.'
P. A. Ilagfltt. Highland Ave. Roway-
ton. l‘hone 14.57 Norwalk.
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FOR SALE—~Nnv stucco house. at
Marvin lleach. all improvements
and fireplaCe. Bargain. Geo. Mitchell,
Phone 1861. mornings.
WAITID
Immediately, a young lady
for pay roll andnashier work.
If successful in your previous
position and are capable of
-better work, write us of your
experience. Your letter will
be held strictly confidential
and promptly answered.
m NASH ENGINEERING GO.
Attention Hr. Northrop.
“'ANTED
Experienced operators on shoes
and slippers. Steady work for
long season. Apply.
H. JACOB & SONS,
50 Day Street So. Nor-walk
\VANTEDr-Young man for fireman
and general work. Jonas 8; Naum-
berg. 85 Spring street.
FOR BALE—Sideboard. $8; two beds
and spring. 32 each: box mattress.
83; couch. $3. imitation leather. Mrs.
Clark. Raymond street. Rownyton.
FOR SALE‘SD‘, ton Dramm Bern-
stein dump truck. 1 ton Republic
truck; 1 Ford runabout; 1922 Ford
coupe: 1 manure spreader and 1 work
horse. Raymond Street & Son. Phone
100. Darlen.
FOR SALE—An old established elec-
trical business in center of town.
electrical appliances and contracting.
Must sell at once because of ill health.
Any reasonable. offer accepted. Ad-
dress Post Office Box 702. So. Nor-
“ulk. Conn.
FOR SALE—~Large double house, lo-
cated in one of the best sections of
Second district. Also an ciglv room
house in the First district. Both
places are bargains. Inquire Mr.
Mills. People’s Trust Co.
“’ilton. 9
modern im-
ll‘Oll. SALE—Located in
room house with all
provements. large colonial fireplace.
Empire built-in dressers. parquet
floors throughout. 5 car garage: situ-
,stcd on 40 acre farm. with great var-
iety of fruit trees and stream running
through. For particulars apply to
The H. A. Gorhsm Agency. South
Norwalk. Phone 783.
FOR SALE—Small cash payment.
balance like rent. modern is room
house. lot 60:100. immediate posses-
sion, at 33 Bay View Ave. Tel. 1812.
FOR SALE—Sideboard. 88; two beds
and spring, :2 each; box mattress.
83; couch. 83. imitation leather. Mrs.
Clark. Raymond street. Rowayton, Ct.
FOR SALE—Nice 6 room house. near
Roton. halt block to shore. electri-
city, water. garage. etc. C. H. Bass.
14 Crockett street, Rowayton. Phone
1083-4.
FOP. SALE—One seven room house;
also :1 Hudson truck. Phone 1762-18.
TAMMANY & NIHILL
123 Washington St. South Norwulk
Phone 33“
family house. 8 rooms, First Dis-
trict .................. . $3.200
.._.___——
family. 10 rooms. 4 car garage.
Second District 89.000
Id
8 family. 18 rooms. all improve-
ments. garage, Second District.
........................ 86.500
..____——
2 family. 18 rooms, all improve-
ments. centrally locatutl..Second
District ................ $9,000
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1 family. 6 rooms. all improve-
ment... Third Diatrict . .. 84.000
Homes from . . . . $8,200 to 820.000
LEGAL
AT A COURT OF‘ PROBATE HOL-
DEN- AT RIDGEFIELD. within and
for the District of Ridgei'ield, on the
17th day of April. 1923. .
Present: George G. Knapp, Judge.
In the matter of the application to
this Court by Morris‘ H. Bollas and
Bertha F. Bollas. legal residents of
the Town“ Ridgefield, praying that
they be empowered and authorized to
adopt a minor child namely George‘
Gray Knowles ‘0! the agerof seven
years,“ the child‘ of George Grey
Knowles. lit ls ‘
ORDERED. That said ap lodtlon.
be heard and determined in a Pro.
bate Court for the Dhrlct Piage-
flold on tho 24th day of Ipril. 1923.
shantlo’clock in tbs afternoon. and
that notice be given to all. persons la-.
u-relted to appear at said hearing and
show m. if any they have, why
said Agreement of Adoption should
not be approved. by publishing aco
'ot' un- weex a: the South Norwa’lp
Eveningjanflnehh newspaperhavlng
a‘dm‘h' . imp-lot and by;
W r bow of his order on m
~M§aH~a M‘ a: the 'd‘own- at
Blinds”. Connecticut. all at least
fldaysbeforetbe daybereln sangu-
odbythlsconrt forsald hearing.
GEORGE G. KNAPP.
Jude-
court. April 13. A. D» 1'23.
sin-es or We: slayer. nuns
Norwalklnsald district. deceased.
meannotpromtortnom
OI”. Only. P1] .
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WAN'I'ED——Men for light work.
steady employment. Jonas & Naumo
burg, 85 Spring street.
WANTED—Girls. steady work, good
pay: young man. steady work. good
pay. Apply in person. Norwaik
Steam Laundry. 43 Day street, South
Norwalk.
\VANTED—Middle ngcd woman would
like position as housekeeper for
widower or to care {or an invalid.
Can give any reference required.
Phone 1134-2 Norwalk or write P. O.
Box 194. New Canaan.
“‘ANTlGD—Young n to assist in
stock room. Appl) H. Jacob &
Sons. 50 Day street. South Norwalk.
W'ANTED—Thoroughly experienced
stenographer. must have had two
or more, years experience. Apply
Norwnlk Tire & Rubber (‘0.
\VANTED—Men who have had expe-
rienle in blowing room. Steady
work. Apply Norwalk Fur Company,
Inc, Relden avenue. Norwalk.
“’ANTEly—Men for yard work and
driver's helpers Norwalk Coal &
Supply Co.. 108 “’nter street.
\VAN’I‘Ell—A few girls {or light. clean
factory work: also a few boys. no
experience necessary. good wages to
start. \Vebbing 8:. Edging Corp., 83
Washington street.
PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING A SPECIALTY
Best Workmanshlp Guaranteed at:
Reasonable Prices
Estimates Cheerfuily Given
Call or write to
N. BILLY, -. ,
South Norwalk Music Shop.
110 Washington Street.
Sewer. Water Wort. fluency. Coa-
cnete “’allrs. Road Work. Grad-
ing and Rock Excavation.
SALVATOR GEARIOT':
GENERAL ooxmsoron
Telephone 1104—4
43 Chestnut St. So. NorwaIRLOnnnf
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Paperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of E‘ine‘ Wall
Paper and Painters' Suppliesat Rea-
sonable Prices. Try our Famous
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any kind
of floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe St. Phone 2858
i
Brand new bathroom. 860. Syphon
closet. china. low-down tank. enam-
eled bath tub and watermflwith Ll'
nickel-plated fittings: special big bar-
gain. white steel medicine. cabinets.
85.00 Seidenburg Co., 254 West Nth
St. New York City. ’
NAG: ant/a.
Local and long distance tracking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposeI. Dally trips to.
New York City. 9
100 Conn. Ava. Phone 818
norm euro waacxmo
COMPANY
5 ROWAN 81‘. EAST NORWALK
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts far Sale.
I Buy and Sell Second Hand Clothing.
Highest l’ricrs Paid.
Send a Card and 1 \\'ill Call to: it.
S. LEVY
58 Water St. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
Harris & Gaps Block.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeew-rs are of course
busy renovating thz ir homes. Wheth—
er you want to (“”3“ of junk and
old furniture or bu new material,
call or see
K. .Asll. . ‘
Phone 903 44 Water St.
\V’ANTED—A 4 'or 5 room wartmént.
with all improvements. Phone
2332. Valkin.
\VANTED—Typist: also a good sten-
ographer, permanent positions with
excellent opportunity for advance-
ment. Apply Clover Mfg. Co., Winni-
pauk.
l
\VANTED—Janitor for local manufac-
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
WANTElL—Young man to help
bakeshop. Norwalk Baking Co..
Van Zandt street. East. Norwalk.
WANTEHirl
bookkeeping.
80. Main street.
to
of
5 (l
with knowledge
Apply S. Hornig.
WANTED—Tracers for mechanical
drawing work. Neat careful work
required. Inquire Norwalk Iron
Works Co.
“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.
HALL BROTHERS; BABY CHICKS.
White Leghoms. Rhone Island Reds,
in; strains. Chicks postpald. Cata-
logue.
A. B. HALL.
Wallingford. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Maoicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent Waving. Flair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Paco Massage
47 Wall Street Norwslk. Conn.
Phone Nor-walk 2565
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks.
general houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring references.
Phone 759-12.
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
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 Norwalk.
Phones 387 and 2955.
i
\VANTED——Glrls and women for light.
clean work. Edwin Boesse. Chest-
nut street, 80. Norwalk.
\VANTl-ZD—Commuter wants to buy
modern home under 812,000 with
82.000 down. Second mortgage to be
paid $60 monthly. Box “Commuter,"
Care of Sentinel.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
dresses; also experienced operatorwi
on I‘nion special machine. Apply 40
Franklin street.
WANTED—Young men and boys for
general work in factory. Apply H.
Jacobs A: Sons. 60 Day street. South
Norwalk.
WANTED—Woman to take charge
of our examining department. won-
derful Opportunity. Write or apply
Harry Berger Shirt 00.. 85 Oliver 8L.
Stamford. Conn.
WANTED—Women for light factory
work. Good W. stand: when.
Apply Gabbs Mole Works. Day and
Raymond streets. ‘
WANTED—Young boys to“ work in
notary. Opportunity to learn‘good‘
trade. Apply Gabbo Hole Works. Day
and Raymond streets. So. Nor-walk.
.1
WANTED—-Bookkeeper. male. expa-
riencsd only. must be able to‘ man-
age large office. Wrtie giving educa-
tion..oxperience .salary expected and
Ms number. Address So. Norwalk
Sentinel. Box 900.
GERMANY’S DEBT INCREASES
BERLIN. April 18. — Germany's
floating debt on April 10 amounted to
. KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Telephone 391
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-Z "
crew-aces: cm<l>U noel-now
C. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholsterlng
Picture Frames and flirt-ore. Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Av . SO. Noe-walk. Conn.
WAL PAPER SAMPLES
mummies. srmrr Pwinfié
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
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Commercial Bldg.
Phone 3091
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHUBCE and ABBOTT
— Successors to -
NorwaIk truck
STAMFORIZ' ELMICAL CON-
moron, ,
lacor ~ .
Electrical ’ and nouns
ROODNER spoon .. » Phone us:-
- GET A m DEAL
We will buy your hominid goods.
regs. papers junk and all second.
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the dual!!! of the goods.
A Imam deal always. .
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as In and! m
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marks. an increase of 602.000.000.000
marks in the first ten days of the
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Vendetta begins between
mama MYERS. noted alumni.
an
one. of
when Sayer-r
. arm
by shooting dead an owner sent
to arrest him. Sir Norman falls in
love with Janet and marries her.
Michael rescues Lord Kindsrsley
and his daughter. Beatrice. when
their auto runs wild. Beatrice and
gran are in love. s
lcbael and his band of rabbi"
break into Kindersley Court
rob the guests. Beatrice is told
by m to kee her lewdry and
later e‘feraoaal y returns Janet‘k
lchael arranges to publish
a fake obituary. Greyes discovers
Michael's hiding place and a game
of oi! is played with monor-
fr on as the stake.
NOWGOONWITBM
Janet Contmues:
O the match smrtnd. ‘nse first
hole was halved in flour. and
”from then onward commenced
a struggle which I can hardly think
of. even now. without a shiver a! on
citemnnt. Neither was ever more
than two up: but toward the six-
teenth hold. I began to rains an;
anothc factor besides skill was at
work. Norman tomwla sound
shot but Jumped the bunker and lay
ELUSION
Br grammes creams
WJMSWEWW'
Luv-mm“
“It isn't fair.” I whispered hoarse-
ly. ”Move it with
manmn‘tsea. Beside-.I‘mlnthe
Michael. who wan
Just glanced up at me for a moment.
and I lien as though I had said
something norilegloua.
"We don’t play m that way.”
he “Joined 1m.
this is going to be
hope. though."
He took a niblick.
wind he was only able to get about
halfway to the green.
howevc. bis ball was lying well.
“I play the odd."
be selected a running-up clack. We
walted breathlessly for the shot.
Norman’s caddy and Michael‘s ser-
vant. although they had no idea. 0:
course. of the significance of the
match. had gathered from our tense
air that it will of
tel-eat. We all watched Michael's
ball. when at laat be played it. spell-
bound. It was a low shot. beautiful-
ly straight for the flag." and I could
scarcely keep back a little cry of Joy
your foot. Nor-
choosing a dub.
"I am afield
latherafotlorn
andagalnltuxe
Thistime.
he murmured as
no ordinary in-
: wavnn mpmmn or ms!
FA fins m
thickly. “Hy turn
”Name-id
'aowts‘playthe:
"v
the ground in a puzzled runner.
"mm b the rottenest gram on the
course," be muttered. “Whose any.
any?” ‘
Tbs eddy sonata-rad the as“
toe-,amomentandpointedmll-
chael. This than there was no mis-
take. The ball went well and truly
tn the bottom of the hole. m
again surprised me. as studied his
ridiculous little putt with saggerst-
ed care. brushed away sane fancied
impediment and reproved his daddy
sharply for talking. When he hit
the ball. he hit it. crisply enough.
butagaln with thatllttle stab which
drewitoncemoretotbewrongsme
of the hole. There was a little mun
mist. '
“I never saw such filthy putting
in,” liter? Roman unclaimed. look-
ing exactly like a normal man who
has lost an important. m by a
moment's carelessness. I‘Yoriln' match.
Monsieur Benisande. I think per-
haps you deserved it. You had all
the worst of the luck until my put-
ting paralysis set in."
mutual took oi! his hat. and I saw
great buds of perspiration upon his
torched.
"I am thankful to: my vl'n." be
mid quietly. “but I scarcely expect-
ed it.”
“Janet and I will leave St. Jena de
Luna: once." Norman announced. ‘
“It will not be wry.“ W
rejoined quickly. "Dona-m .1 start.
for the mountain 1 shall be gone
foraweek ormcre. Ibegthatm
will pot him-y~ your departure. . . .
Meylspeaktoyouforamosnent.
Janet?"
Norman nude his way, without so
mark. to the. clubhouse. Es neither
spoke to nor looked toward Michael
again. Ken are Btu-nee beings. This
was the wing of the food which
left them both torswo. rn.
, e s e
SPARE!) Michael the question
which I knew was upon in lips.
"Beatrice 3 well." I told him.
“She is still unmarried.”
"Iansos-rytoharthatsbeisun—
man-led." he said. “although no m
in the world could be worthy of her.
He’dsew‘tmlnblspoentam
not black silk with Mun
cups. a nipple but very elegant?
trifleforamsn. Outofltbemw
appeared to be its-ole ena-
amphdurtnpoawniab‘
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