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REAL ESTATE Automobiles Male Help wanted
WANTED—Three men for sales posi-
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REAL ESTATE Oldsmobile 8 cyl. 7 pass, use:.2:::.fs::::::.:z-.%.sn
01' $250000 W-ANTED—Ssllesmen to represent a
INSURAN CE
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'm. F. Hoyt 9 Son
t}. .1 .rs —— Insurance
Studebaker tour., 7 pass,
$100.00
Shufelt Brothers
hm . [TAB DEALERS
201 Washington Street
East Noe-elk —- Phone 3078
V. \l.llll 5!. Film ‘35
’ FOR SALE—Buick. , seven-passeng-
er touring car for sale at sacrifice.
fPortf’ect running condition. Inquire
, ‘rc Maestri. at the garage, on 8
. OI» SALE \Vchster street.
I!“ hm a” heater. l-‘Ol'l SALi-I—Chandler touring. 1921.
mm» hardwood .8600: Cleveland coupe. 1931. 8550.
H .. ' Ixendricks a Chase Garage. 'phone
' all mrhood. Off .
[Tim ‘5 500 917. Raymond street. ho. Norwalk.
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rm'cption hull,
'llli nts. 2-cnr ga-
ll"“ 1y decorated.
l‘ricc $6.500.
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anty Ea? CO.
H? .1 Estate and Insurance
I'lmne 830.
F0 R SALE
- :wnm house, bath, elec-
ln a beautiful loca-
.'h and overlooking the
will): county.
'x‘ house. lot. 50:150, con-
- * to trolley, in good loca-
Immi investment.
M. LAYTON 85 (30., Inc.
lr.<"nANcn THAT msonns
Mi Avenue Phone 35
FOR SALE
‘ 'lmily hmlsn. well located. in
~ ‘fnrwnlk. Lot titlxlilfl ft. Price
rash. For particulars
Afli JOHN T. HAYES
.. “root Norwalh
‘ 11 Estate — Insurance
FOR SALE—1920 Ford touring car.
Can be bought for a reasonable fig-
ure. Call Chase is Hendricks Garage.
Raymond St., So. Nor-walk.
FOR SALE—Hupmobile touring.
pass. excellent
8.400. Inquire 306
after 5 p. m.
FOR SALE-{hevrolct 5—pssscnger
touring car for sale cheap. 1930
model. lnq. P. R. Connery. 106 VVash-
ington street.
’ FOR RENT
TO LIST—Two elegant apartments. 6
and 7 rooms. all improvements with
privilege of garden. Inq. 225 Liberty
Square. Sopahine. .
5-
condition. mileage
Flax Hill Road.
T0 LET—Six nice rooms. 9 School
street. Norwulk. Inq. Tammany .2:
Nihill. 123 \Vashington street. Phone
83“.
TO RENT—Five rooms with all im-
provements including new furnace.
125 Scuth Main street. Inquire Phillip
Slomanshy on premises.
T0 RENT—Four single. fire-proot
garages. single or connecting if de-
sird. 88.00 per month. The Law-
renco Agency. in So. Main St.. tel.
1900.
T0 LET—4 rooms with all latest]!!!-
provement: also garden. in East
Norwallt. Telephone 1320.
FOR RENT—One or two furnished
rooms. all improvements. private
house. near water. Phone evenings.
3046-8 Nerwalk.
TO LET-on: the Mercantile building.
8a Main street. modern offices at
low rentals. Inq. of R. Joselovaky or
Keogh 8s Candce.
LOST
.511 home at Tokeneke. 9
ml improvements. 810.600.
3 rash.
. rouse. improvements. s.
.\. (20ml location. $0,500.;
‘ erset Your Automobile
insurance.
"LUIMANY 85 NIHILL
“.zngton St. South Norwaik
Phone 53“
LOST—English Beagle hound. black,
white and tan. Reward. Phone
1787.
NOTICE—“fill person who picked up
No. 3 C. Brownie camera at Ray-
mond dc Son‘s ice pond. Sunday. re-
turn to Miss Mabel Raymond. Dal-ten.
and save trouble.
LOST-Last week between Lincoln
avenue and South Main street, tor-
toise shell eye glasses. Finder please
phone 2355. 28 Lincoln ave. Reward.
FOR SALE
~ l7 rooms, all improvements.
'».r (rent, at Marvin Beach.
mmv houses. in desirable sec.
' ' .' 3rd District. all improve-
‘v . linch ........... . $6.800
l nuse, all improvements.
mule section of 2nd’Dis-
85,200
J. M. O’BRIEN
r"‘.l Estat. and Insurance
.2, 21m St. Phone on
son ii NORWALK. CONN-
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
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"midson motorcycle with a
lmod condition. and also
"Nil 2 and I burners. a
range and carpets. Call at
lAFl-‘E BROS.
“ St. Tel. 499. )5. Norwalk
3 ,» ‘ H1 :lhdy's bicycle. first-class
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Telephone—"Send me a list of for eel»
places."
Agent—“How many. 25 or 50 ?"
Telephone—“O. not so many."
Agent--"In what location i"
Telephone-J1 good neighborhood."
Agent—“There are many good neigh-
borhoods.“
Telephone—"Well. send a list."
Agent—“What kind of property ?"
Telephone—"Oh. dwellings. of course."
Agent—“What kind of dwelling 2”
Telephone—"A. two family house.”
Agent—“About what price ?"
Telephone—"O. I’ll drop into your cf-
fice."
315-00 Inq. 23 Second Agent—"That's right. and we'll have
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" i‘l‘ice very reasonable. m 1.”.
‘ : .‘mrwalk, Conn.
.» x: .—-s. C. White Leghorn
-' , :45 from mature Meal. hill AUOIEOH
\ l,“ llhy stock. I". .Ci'dtllo .
,2 6:. New”. penance nor-o co. neste-
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{'7' n~ 1! Flower show. New York to use ”WWW-““2311:
4; Ian-192:. and again 1038. Bee- hersmoawlsud .
'v'“.‘rncnt guaranteed.’ M,-
‘51" i r-vn. Highland avenue. phone
For Sale—Real Estate
" ”ALE—Small farm house Cd 8
of land 2 11”,,
""0'1 Well. tine ;~ g...
kitchen. 1. . A “‘
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nationally advertised product in
Norwaik. Must be willing to start at
835.00 weekly. Write. A. C.. care Sen-
tinel. i
WANTED—Boys, steady work. Cap-
laoa Goldman. South Main and
Larson streets. South Norwalk.
WANTED -- Experienced boys or
young men to work on crown
pouncer. Also boys to help in finishing
room. 'Apply the R. & W. Hat Co..
Cross and River streets. Norwalk.
\VANT‘ED—Young man between 18
and' 20 years to drive delivery car
and be useful around store. Apply by
letter only. "D" care Sentinel.
WANTED—Young men over 16 years.
Good wages and chance for ad-
vancement. Apply II. Jacobs & Sons.
Inc.. to Day street.
WANTED—Barber to start Monday.
$30 and commission. Apply Bud
Woofer, 180 Connecticut ave. Phone
llit.
‘VANTL‘D—We have openings for a
heat treater. toollnakcrs. diemakers,
machinists. machine operators. in-
cluding punch press and blankers. us-
semblers; men and women: inspec-
tors. Suitable openings for men from
21 to 60. youth from 18 to 20 and
young women from 16 to 35. Apply
the employment oilice. The Yale &
Towns Mfg. Co.. Stamford. Conn.
“(ANTED—Factory help. and boys.
Good wages and good work. Apply
The E. H. Iiotchakiss Co.. Nora-elk.
Conn.
WANTED—Janitor. May be white
man or colored: Must have experi-
ence and furnish good references. Ap-
ply in person. Clover Mfg. Co.. Win-
nipauk.
\VANTED—Lasters (shoemakers). on
felt slippers. Apply H. Jacobs &
Sons. 50 Day street.
WANTEan boys to learn trade
in laundry. Le Roy Shirt Co.. 11
Chestnut street.
WANTED—Immediately, a good used
car. Ford coupe or touring pro-
fcrred. Price not over 8300. R. E. 0.,
Sentinel. '
WANTED—Men to work in factory
manufacturing hatters' .fur: also
men with experience in blowing room.
Steady work. good/my. Position open
for foreman in‘biowing room. ”Nor.
walk Fur Co.. Inc.
“'ANTED—Boy between 14-16 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. Norwnlk.
giving age. weight. education and ref-
erances.
Female Help Wanted
\VANTED -— Experienced stenogra-
phers. good position. Apply Clover
Mfg. Co.. Winnepauk.
WANTED—Girls to work after school
hours. Must be. over it years of age.
Edwin Boesse. Chestnut street.
WANTED—Girl operators on Singer
sewing machines. Good wages,
steady work. Railroad {are paid.
National Pants Co.. 705 Atlantic street.
Stamford. Phone 796.
WAN’I‘ED—Giris. Light. clean work.
No experience new. Webbing
and Edging Corp.. 83 Washington
St.
\VANTED—Girls 1‘ to 1‘ years of age
for factory work. Apply J. A. J’.
Cash. Inc... Chestnut St.
WANTED-Lam for general house-
work=ann cooking. for small family.
Good home. Phone 3818.
wul'r'mf— was“ We: general
Writ by the day. hire. Kohn.
9 Railroad avenue.
WANTED—Woman and girls to learn
to iron shirtl. Good pay to start.
Can make no to 3251“» two weeks.
Lonny Shirt 00.. 11 Chestnut stress.
Wanted
WANTED—Two unfurnished rooml.
with or without board by two gen-
tlemen. Centrally located. Phone 290
or phone 2000.
WANTED—Washing to take home.
Best reissues. 37 Lexington avenue.
upturn.
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MISCELLANEOUS
The. Ratin system is harmless to
people and pots and. will exterminate
rats and mice. For particulars.—
Perry. P. D.. Box 804. Bridgeport.
Conn.
Brand new bathroom. 860. Syphon
closet. china low-down tank. sham-
eled bath tub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings. special big bar-
gain. whito steel medicine cabinota
35.00. Seidenburg Co.. 254 West 34th
St. New York city.
Paperhanger. Decorator and Painter.
Largest Assortment of Finest Wall
Paper and Painters' Supplies at 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 8t. Phone 2858
NAG! 8503.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Duly trips to
New York City.
100 Conn. Ava. “one all
soswm sure wisoxmo
COMPANY
Pnoms ass-ls
5 nowss ST. EAST sonwsnx
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. Wheth-
er you want to dispose of junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
call or see
H. ASH. '
Phone 903 44 W‘ater It.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains. Chicks postpaid. Cats»
logue.
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Wallingford. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Bhampooing, Msnicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm.
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 3565
Telephone 391
O. H. BANKS
Cabinet Melting. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames'and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. So. Hamlin Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLE.
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATING
AILStylea. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwaik
Phone 3091
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your houmhold goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second—
hand gooda. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. HABONE!
so Van Zandt Street
Sonata-hand Goods Always on Sale
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
— Successors to —
Nor-walk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
_ TRACTOR, l
incorporated
Electricab Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
GARAGES
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose, Sheet steel or
wood. Erected on your premises.
Sand for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION co.
Bridgeport. Conn.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
EVERGREEN. ?
Have you hesitated about beau-
tifying your lawn ?
We have a large stock of Orna-
mental Fruit and Shade 'I‘rees,
Evergreen and nodes Plants as
Tumblers-Ices.
You are cordially invited to in-
spect our Nursery. '
NORWAL‘K NURSERY
0n Boston Post M
Between Westport and Norwalk.
TheRoyal James
.mam'r r. sauna
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soawm cons.
DINNER........~....$2
Plantation Vegetable
Consornma en Tessa
Pickles
Olives
Baked Fresh Hackers!- Fine Herbea
Potato Barigoule
Veal Sweethraads in Cases
Celery
noan’Prlme Ribs of Beef as Joe
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Cold Dolled lobster *ll'aronaiea
VanmaJBciaira
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Squash Pie Assorted Cakes}:
Vanilla or Chocolate Ice Cream
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
Dick Aekiin. bi
boss of the
Double A ranch. pots with Buck
Bodin new owner of the old Web-
ster ace. to rob the Basques of
P ise Valley of their water eup-
pl Esteban. son of Jose Arres-
y.
cada. riding with a par in an at-
tack on the Double L7. wounded
and carried to the home of Acklin.
while searching!l {or Esteban.
o ‘arnbnsn. Bo—
dine ursuea Mercedes. the daugh-
ter 0 Jose.
NOW 60 ON WITH STORY
The horsemen Tuscarora had seen
were swifter. Rounding a. bend in
the road old Peter drove right into
them. With a. distinct sense of
ear-m. the girl recognised Bodina.
The man with him were little cal-
culated to restore her composure.
Bodine had no intention of letting
them go. Iio knew they were fright~
cried. and he reveled in it.
He bent down confidentially.
"I lost my head a. bit the last time
I was at the hacienda. I was as
blind as the kid here. I guess.
I’m sorry for what I said: though I
ain't sorry I kissed you!"
He felt. rather than saw, Mercedes
wince.
“I learnt somethin‘ that night.
though. I‘m a peaceable man them
now on. I got an injunction yestsxs
day morning in Winnemuoca that'll
keep anybody born touching that
creek for thirty days. Benin is be
lievin'. I want to show it to you.”
Mercedes' eyes snapped.
“You waste our time." aha said do-
fiantly. “I do not care what you
have, or what you my. I know. I do
not go with you." .
"Oh. yea. you will. Senorita." he
smiled. "We ain't stu-tin' no argu-
ment we can’t iinish. blow you turn
that turn old
he bawled at Uncle Pater.
Bless and Tuscarora created the
thisgun. Imtmyrina"
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of therigbeforeBodine discovered
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so: a.)— .
«any mans. moo
w.» does» slots
that time." he murmured. "rhnt's
what he wanted to show you. oh—
that injunction? Brand is waiting
for me down at the hotel. I'll burn
it back to town. You go along to the
Macho?!
Basilio hugged Blaze tightly as
Kent uttered this dictum.
Pete: m.u_hh,honaa at- the
patio gate. '
Basilio waved his tiny hand as
Blane walked My lien down past the
oorrais. Mariano. the mom. lounged
against the barn. He took on his
hat to Kiidare.
“Bad times. than. for th Buena
Vista.” Blaze slid to him.
"Monro do Dioa. but yes!"
€Whatwouldyoudaiftha'devll-
men' came?" Blaze asked appre-
hensiveiy.
‘At night the gate eaa shut. Senor.
I sleep outside the Senorita's door."
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“Why you sleep out there all
night?" she asked at last. not us-
gently.
Basilio gave him his answer.
“I hear My lien single-toot along
thatcadhstnigbt. Hestoppod by
the fence. I told you so, didn't I?“
“Ain't no use lying about it.” Blaze
said rather shemefaoedly. “I figured
Bodlne might try to pl: you a visit.
I knew you worsen alone has-e.” He
stopped momentariLv. “Didn’t eae
anything of him. though.”
Mariano came out with the coffee.
Mercedes turned to him.
“Serve the Senor at once. Mari-
ano.‘ she ordered. “He has a long
way to go."
The old men hastened to her dds.
“Senor Kiln-re thanks you for can
ingur his revolver.” she began. ”He
wishes you to return it.“
The old man lifted a mouthful nice
to here as he pulled the revolver
from his pocket.
He put the gun on the table.
Basilio had caught the seriousness
of the coaster-Lion. It kept him
silent. though several times he
tugged at his list-”s shirts as if to
catch her attention. Mercedes was
so engrossed she paid no head to the
boy until Ashlin rode into the patio.
“I wanted to tell you some one
was coming." the sensitive child
whispered in the natural toll of sur-
xl'fso. following the appearance of
the Big Boss o! the Double A.
“mloonldn‘tgstdowntoyour
We funeral." he said.
Theliedldnotpmllc'eadse.
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