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RE .\1. ESTATE
MISCELLANEOUS
Automobiles Male Help Wanted
WANTED—lasts" (shoemaker-s), on Brand new bathroom. “0. Syphon
I f I“ FOR S ALE felt slippers. Apply 3. Jacob. g, closet. china low-down tank. enam-
‘STA Sons. 50 Day street. eled bath tub and lavatory. with all
3. TE , nickel-plated fittings. special b in -
LAL 1‘: Oldsmoblle 8 cyL, 7 pass” WANTEHNDS W“ “In! trade gain. white steel medicine caiginet‘s.
01‘ $250 00 in laundry- Le Roy Shirt Con 11 $5.00. Seidenburg Co.. 254 West 84th.
- - Chestnut street. St... New ymk city.
{VSURANCE Studebaker tour., 7 pass, WANTED-A rount m for office Paperhsnger. Decorator and,Palnter.
' $100 00 work. APP‘Y “1 “‘1 hind-writing. Largest Assortment of {meat Wall
_ See - Clerk. care Sentinel. Paper and Painters' Supplies at nea-
N ED W h sonabie Prices. Try our Famous
Shufeli: Brothers WA T e ave openings for ‘ Floor and Deck Enamel which will
H t 6; so I) beat treater. toolmakers. dlemakers. ,
. F. 0y n “somt'wl ‘ STAR DEALERS machinists, machine operators. in- zygggr " fine long wear on any kind
m Street eluding punch press and blankers. as— '
‘ v. —~ Insurance East Nurwlll __ Phone 8075 semblers: men and women: inspeo- 3 ALEXANDER W
H L . ~z. Phone ‘35 tors. Suitable openings for men from 5 1“" 5" Phone 2553
21 to 50. youth from 16 to 20 and
Ii‘ll SALE
‘ :ii'rI‘S. 6 1'00"!
A. Milli. hot air
. :1: nt condition.
nil improve-
. i Hum-s through.
' v~ "mil. large lot.
imiilllflll lawn,
icrvl. 1 car ga-
r. J" r.
min rs consult
iii}’ {3' (3t).
' I. * me and Insurance
917. Ramond street. So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford touring car.
Can be bought for a reasonable fig-
ure. Call Chase & Kendricks Garage.
Raymond St., 80. Norwaik.
WANTED—Jmmediately. a good used
car. Ford coupe or touring pre-
ferred. Price not over 8800. R. E. C.,
Sentinel.
FOR RENT
TO LET—Two very r'esirable apart-
ments, heat. hot water and janitor
service. Adults only. Apply 4 Orchard
street. Phone 708 .
T0 LET—Four rooms.
I merits; adults only.
“'oodward Ave.
all improve-
Inquire 41
TO RENT—Furnished room. for gen-
l'l'nm‘ s30. tieman only; downstairs: use of
telephone and other conveniences.
7‘ Mrs. Leslie Smith. 39 Elmwood Ave.,
3 “I: SMALE So. Norwalk. Tel. 159-3.
l imiw‘, iiilill,01t‘c-
lzv a beautiful lova-
,4 overlooking the
'wniiiii)‘.
Int 50x150, con-
- ‘r' ilk-y. in good locu-
1 mumimeni.
TO LET—Five rooms;
and water.
Flux lilli road.
electric lights
Inquire J. I‘odor. 322
TO LET—Furnished rooms with pri-
vilege of bath and kitchen. in resi-
dential section. Phone 8018.
To LET—One or two pleasant fur-
nished rooms. all improvements.
with good service. Each room suit-
young women from 16 to 35. Apply
Iron, SALE—Chandler touring. 1921. the employment office. The Yale &
- 8500. Cleveland coupe. 1921. 8550. Towne hits. Co.. Stamford. Conn.
hcndrick & Chase Garage, 'phone
WANTEm—Expmenead boy or young
man to work on curling machine.
Apply R. an w. Hat Shop. Inc.. Cross
and River Sta. Norwalk.
“’ANTED -— SHOE CUTTERS.
LOUNSBURY. MATHE‘VSON 6;
CO.. 5 HAVILAND ST.. SOUTH NOR-
WALK.
WANTED—Men to work in factory
manufacturing haiters’ fur; also
men with experience in blowing room.
Steady work. good pay. Position open
for foreman in blowing room. Nor-
walk Fur Co.. Inc.
“‘ANTED—Man capable of repre-
senting the Robert Wrench in Nor-
walk. Stamford and Greenwich. “'rite
giving tel. No. and address for inter-
view to Box R. \‘V.. care Sentinel.
\VANTED—Boy between “-16 to
carry Sentinel routes. Good pay.
Apply in own handwriting to Circu-
lation Manager. The Sentinel.
MALE HELP WANTED—Young man
for printing business. Must be
strong: chance to learn trade with
good wages. Apply by letter at once.
Address P. O .Box A.. So. Norwaik.
giving age. weight. education and ref—
erences.
Female Help Wanted
WANTED—“'omen and girls to learn
to iron shirts. Good pay to start.
alilo for two gentlemen. 'Phone Can make ’30 to ‘25 after two weeks.
_ -‘l-.u-3. ”Roy Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut street.
. ..,.— . Ti) LET—Z apartments one of six . . . -
, ‘ ' \\A\TP.I)—~Bookke°Der “Rh 8°!"
1 [UV & CO" Inc. rooms and one 7' ufi‘m'd‘“ im- knowledge of typewriting. State
. l2 THAT lNSURES §'°""m“"§’- minnuire “5 “be"? experience. 0. A. R. care of Sen-
‘ vI'iilie Phone 3‘ quare. ops nL. fine].
., TU RENT—Garage at 5i First St. ‘VAthED‘Hougckeeper; references.
lint-it Nurwalk. ' . . .V -
g .l )R SALE ~ “1112.1. Lutbill. 47 SDHHS St. 90 . or
T0 Lint-Room with board in private '
. .. family; home privileges. Mrs. A. ff
. ”nan. \u H lilt-lli‘il. in FOR SALE
~i;. Lot ”“2”” it. Price Iiirtzlcr, 8 Putnam.Ave.
h [for PilriiPUl’U‘fl TU LET—An apartment of three ROSEBUSHES—83.50 DC? dozen 3‘
. . moms. furnished or unfurnished: the farm: :ae. extra delivered
JOHN 1- HAYES also mm or two large connecting puma Poet insured delivery
' Norwaik l'uums furnished for light housekeepo Ophelia. Francis Scott Key. Madame
"in"? — Insurance inz. There are “”330 accommoda- Butterfly. Pilgrim. Columba. Mrs.
tinns on the place. Inquire at 14 Aaron Wag-d, Premier. Blooms
Camp St.. Norwalk.
'rmiv nt Tnkenf‘k“. 9
;vy.x\vnu‘nil, $10,600.
imprntomcnts, a
M «mi lm'iiiion. $6.500.
‘ Your Automobile
vill'dili‘C.
\.\'Y S; NIHILL
South Norwalk
i" one 3344
'-‘li 5?.
TO LET—Three rooms. electric lighvts.
Inquire 53 Ely Ave.
TO LIST—Three rooms, part improve-
ments. adults only. Inquire of R.
Joselovsky. (l Seavlew Ave.. East
Nor-walk, or E. E. Gorham Co.
TO LET—In the Mercantile building.
So. Main street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inc. of R. Joselovsky or
Keogh a 'Candee. .
LEéZL
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
i UR SALE
- wins, nil improvements.
.m. at Marvin Beach.
i wires, in desirable see-
i District. all improve-
85.800
.nll improvements.
.» swctlon of 2nd Dis-
$5,200
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r ’ . ‘aie and insurance
*7 :2 . a Phone .77
' H NORWALK. CONN.
"mi me a list of for sale
lilill'l)’. 25 or 60 T"
*I. not so many."
' at. location 7"
" \ good neighborhood."
\i': ii, send a list."
kind of property ?"
. ‘2). dwellings. of course.”
i kind of dwelling I"
‘ .\ two family house."
.L what price 1"
"' «right in tothe
‘z" LAWRENOI 10“”.
15 80. Main M
T"it-phone ll“.
are many good neigh-
w. i‘ii drop into your “:1
".9 right. and we!“ h.”
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. as. PRO-
BATE COURT, April 19. A. D.. 1923.
Estate of JOHN H. WILSON, late of
Norwalk. in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here.
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time. will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay-
ment to
HAROLD W. WILSON.
Administrator.
from these bushes won first prize at
International Flower Show. New York
city. 1921-1922. and again 1923. Hon~
orsbie treatment guaranteed. Rey-
nolde' Farm. Highland avenue. phone
3854.
FOR SALE—Six room house, im-
provements. large lot. fruit trees.
In First District. ten minutes' walk to
either Not-walk or South Norwslk
center. Reasonable. Apply owner. X.
M. M. care of Sentinel office.
FOR SALE—Jariey-Davidson motor-
cycle asd aidecar. cheap. In good
running order. . Inquire 4 Day St.
FOR SALE -— Indian motorcycle;
three speeds: light .weight: good
condition; price $40. Inquire 13
Cove Ave.. East Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—Stamford range in good
condition. Call at 8 Soundview
Ave.
FOR SALE—A tine young cow.
10
Fourth St.. East Norwalk. Tel.
1885-2.
FOR SALE—One No 2. fig. 580.
American wood frame saw bench;
one Jaeger farm cement mixer on
trucks. The Nash Engineering Co.,
attention K. E. Bradbury.
ORDER 0!" NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK.
PROBATE COURT.
1923.
Estate of Frederick Meyer, late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
WHEREAS. Written application
has been made tothis Court by the
executors of -the will of said deceas-
ed praying for an order authoriiing
her to sell certain real estate of said
estate.
ORDERED. That said application
be heard and determined at the Pro-
bate Office, in Norwalk. on the 14th
day of May. 1023. at 2 o'clock after-
noon: and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having I circulation in
said District. at lea: five days be-
fore said day of hearing.
. HENRI W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER 10 ms: ACCOUNT
DISTRICT or NORWALK. m
PROBATE COURT, Kay 5, A. D..
102:.
Estate of Alice W. White. late of
Norwalk. in mid deceased.
annulus). That the'admiulstrato
exhibit her administration account to
this Court for Mt. at we
Probate once in Nos-walk. on the
14th day of lay. in]. at 3 o'clock
afternoon: and that all persons laur-
eded is sold ante may be settled
thereof. the adminimtor will cause
thbordertobe pubiishediaaseusi
paper laying a circulation in mid
meet. at least ovation before said
to! lay as.
use a mi w. cannons.
Judas-
sa.
May 5. A. D.,
FOR SALE-Baby chicks. Rhoda Ia-
lands and Plymouth Rocks; also
hatching eggs; laying Rhode Island
yearling hens. Fricassee and roast-
ing chickens. W'estan Live Poultry.
:2 Main St.. phone 405.
NOTICE.
Sealed proposals for the construc-
tion of Bath Houses and Appurten-
shoes at Calf Pasture Beach (so-cali-
ed) will be received by the undersign-
ed at Room 3. City Hall. Norwalk,
Conn.. until Tuesday, May 8. 1923,
at 1 o'clock p. us. after which time
they will be pubiicly'read at a meet-
ing of the Common Council to be held
the same evening in the council cham-
bers of the City Hall.
A certified check in the amount of
81.000.” made payable to the Trees.
urer of the City of Norwalk. must ac.
company each bid as as evidence of.
good faith to execute contract
Plans. specifications. WI sheet
and all information pertaining there-
to may be had by applyhr at the
office of the Street Commi-lon‘er.
Room 7. City Hall. Nor-walk. Cons.
The right is reserved to select any
orail Manure-advertise!” the
awarding of said work if. {u the
opiates of to Committee. the Inter-
.ests of the City will be enhanced
thereby.
mares.
CALVIN};- ,.
f, .. “or.
NAG! 8303.
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.
190 Conn. Ave. Phone us
sonwsu sore wisomc
COMPANY
moan ass-12
s ROWAN s'r. EAST nonwamt
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts for Sale.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. “'heth-
or you want to dispose of junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
call or see
If. ASH.
Phone 903 44 Water St.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks poatpaid. Cata-
iogue.
A. B. HALL,
Wallingford. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring, Scalp Treat
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
Local and long distance trucking of
vow-2 6% w'm~<>U roomom
\‘u‘ I
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>\\n am; ~.\\\V A:
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anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving - Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2565
Telephone 391
O. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. So. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCHING. sxmr PLEATING‘;
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART 1: NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Nor-walk
Phone 3091
GET A SQUARE DEAL ’
We wilt buy your 'hdbsehoxd goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second.
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP I’. MAHONEY
32 Van lands are“
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
READERS. ATTENTION l
I: van have second hand furniture.
junk, paper stock or metals of any
kind, sell it to Jade Bros. and you
will see the reason whY.
Write or Call.
East NorwaIk. Conn.
Telephone «99.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—- Successors to -
Norwaik Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
37 Fort St.
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
For Sale—Real Estate
FOR SALE—Small farm house and 2
acres of land with 20 good apple
trees, good well. fine location. $3.500.
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1861 morn-
lngs.
FOR SALE—Nice six room house in
Rowayton. Improvements; near
shore. Easy terms. C. H. . Bass
'phone Norwaik 1083-4.
Tel. 17“ MCenal see-s42
Nos-walk. Conn. New York City
was '1'. 3. Wm: 00.
Storage Warehouse
MovingVaus—Daflym
”new!“
isasnnurinooKS
-:OnSaleIt'
.1.
TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
GARAGES
Portable and permanent buildings.
for every purpose. Sheet steel or'
wood. Erected on your premises.
HAMILTON « 4.
330?; i
BEGIN HERE TODAY
Dick Acklin. big boss of the
Double A ranch. plots with Buck
Bodin new owner of the old Web-
ster pace to rob the Basques of
Paradise Valley of their water sug-
gl‘y Esteban Arrascada leads I e
sques in an attack on the Double
A ranch and. being wounded. is
carried into Acklln's home. Jose.
father of Esteban. starts in search
of his son and is shot and killed
from amb Jose was called “Old
Ironsides."
NOW. GO ON "TIM!
CHAPTER XIII
The Mark as the Sand
ONO before the first faint hint
of dawn had tinged the sky. the
Rsncbo Buena Vista was awake
Mercedes was ashes. First her
brother and then her father had rid-
den away and had failed to return.
Unable to stand inaction any
longer. she left the house and
Walked as far as the creek-bottom
where her father had crossed. listen-
ing for any sound that might an-
nounce his return.
When Mariano returned with only
Homo. Mercedes' face fell. She
had not known that her father-had
sent the other-men to the railroad
with sheep. But she lost no time
in deepatching the venom for Kent.
Old Mariano was put to service; she
sent him to Ugarde's place. because
it was nearest.
"Don't come back until you and
them.” she ordered. “At mugs: I
will so myself to the Bull's Head.”
Loping along in the still uncertain
light. Meroedes' mind centered on
the Bull‘s Head and what she would
find there. Acklin'a shadow dark-
ened all of her thoughts. But even
so she became aware of the insist-
ence of the ooyotes' barking.
Mercedes sent her horse into a
gallop. When she topped a shallow
arroyo her heart stopped heating as
she caught sight of her father's
powerful hay standing rides-lea. his
head lowered and sweeping from
side to side.
Ringed about him. red tongues
sliding out
emptied her gun at them: they slunk
way.
She walked her pinto to where the
other horse stood swaying. And then
——thereat his feet. she saw the hud-
dledbodyofhar father.
mmmherkneesaudteu
humhm’sooldhandShepromi-sd
heraelfshewouldhebrave:thatshe
would not give way. Then with
sickeninghmrhabesawthetsrrible
wound. Tenderlyherhsndsmressed
his snow-white beard and hair: the
cheeksaocold;theilnestsongtose.
. head.ruggedevenindeath.
3 Trence-lihemhesvttoherf
plekedupJas's rifle.
to and that It had not
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thee esteems thee very much.”
to each other. I guess. Senor.”
CHAPTER XIV.
Bitter Words
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he placed his hat.
s. crude scare-crow.
to discover his deception.
decomposed granite.
quien to is. dies to estima.’ The truth
is bitter; he who speaks like that to
Mer-
cedes paused. The man's eyes held
her own. “We will speak the truth
DLY Blane tifiled Jose‘s
face downward and pulled the
old man's coat over the head.
Quichlythen he toreoirhisown
shirt and vast. and draped them
over a dead sagebrush. On top of it
The result was
Leaping into
his saddle. he galloped off before the
feathered scavengers should return
When he gained the rim-rocks.
Blaze crawled on hands and knees to
their edge. For twenty yards, he
studied the decayed rock. He came
to a flat spot. three yards square.
Fine sand filled the pockets in the
In one of them
there was the unmistakable imprint
of a boot-mark. Blaze threw him-
self down beside it and stretched his
'I‘heywerereadytogOBOW.flndm
Mercedes and Bless turned inquiring
eyes atthe boy. Hewesbusibplay-
ing with the canteen that hung from
the saddle. Mes-ceded face grew
wistful as she regarded the little fol-
low. Ou the heels of this. gratitude
for the man's thoudatfulnesa
showed. too. ‘
“I want a drink tram your W
bag. Senor Blaze. please." the and
as he nodded ready consent. she
reachedtothehornofthesaddleto
lift the canteen to the boy's lips. Un-
oonsciously. she turned it over in her
hands. There. stenciled on the wet
canvas covering. she saw the capi‘
tel “A‘ A’I with which Acklln
stamped his property.
Mercedes caught up the canteen.
and tiger-like hurled it to the
ground. Swinging on her heeis she
faced Blaze. “You—a Double A
man?” She waited for no Mr.
Her lips curled in contempt: “A
Double A spy!"
Blane felt his mce go White. M“:
cruel insistence Mercedes' flaming
eyes swept him.
“It is not enough that they kill
my father; Senor Acklln must send
you here to spy and pretend to help
me.”
“Don't convict me without giving
me a chance to defend myself." Kil—
dare pleaded. “I am 'a Double A
man: but I didn't come here to spy.
You don‘t know what you've said.
Spy? I'd sure take that word from
no man! YVhy do you say Ackiin
killed your father?”
"th0 else so much wanted him
out of the way? He had no enemies.
Acklin!” It was an unholy word as
she uttered it: "And his greed; they
were slimy father feared."
"Even so." Blaze countered. “it's
not a cow-man's way to shoot in the
back or from ambush. I was going
to the hacienda when I met you.”
There was frank disbelief in the
girl’s eyes. Blaze knew there was
nothing to do now but to tell but the
truth.
“We had some shooting at the
fence last night. Esteban—"
“Esteban? Is he killed. too?"
"No. he's just wounded. The Bk
Bosssentmedowntogotyou.
That's the business that brought me
ihere. Wetooktheboytnessoonus
we found him. He'll be all light in
a week or so."
“The Double A cover! Ital! with
the blood of my pepola'? she cried.
CHAPTER“ “up,
TheAccusatlm "
AENT was waiting for them at
‘the Rancho. Jose's death
RINGED ABOUT.
THE GOYUI'B PACK.
body made.
Mthout disturbing the
aflocted'l‘uscaroravistbly. He
tried his best to console Mercedes.
RED When they had finished their sad
TONGUES SLIDING OUT or task. the two men went oumde.
THEIR WET FANGS, CROUCEED
Mercedes joined them. ready for
theridetotheBull'sHead. Astoical
least): as he Mod the assassin calmness rested upon her, mom;
heddoue. Thedismncefrommrnerebsauufuhmsdonna-likom
marknoelbowwa: goodii inch I‘-
longerthanaheimgmasionsvhiso‘: Tuscarorarodewlfhthemmra'
sand.
Blansearohedtorotbersignsthat
“wifittfllflmhing In‘bol- mndswhich dost-lithium.
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W ‘m W m, of ‘ HOWWVMSMN
N.“ m. m “gun. but turned I m
mile before he turned for town. He
had altered to see the undertaker
and priestand do tho—sous. at~
Whentheyrodeintotheyardat
ingretiaung
smile on Mercedes. The name-
Willis!Immmmmmmmiiiiiuiiimmwnmmmmummimmmmummww . . i
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