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REAL ESTATE Automobiles
1: Its FOR SALE
{LAL ESTATE Oldsmobile 8 cyL,.7-pass.,
01' ‘ D $26000
lXSURANCE Studebaker tour., 7 pass,
, 4 s“ _ . $100.00
Shnfelt Brothers
1'5 —-— Insurance
Plume ass
f. \ Klnln 5:.
'i'm. F. Hoyt 69° Son
ncuaxra our: burns
sol Washington slicer
WNW—Mu};
FOR SALE
l“ minutes out. two
. m house. all improvc-
- mgr, on good road.
‘.
Also
was», all improvements.
.nraicri. 2 car garage,
.wil. $6.500.
-- or any others. consult
anty 6? Co.
E: .: Estate and Insurance
Phone 830.
”FIRE SALE
Friday and Saturday
30:: Tire and Tube ........ 88.60
30x35 Tire and Tube ........ $9.50
and S. L. Tire and Tube .... 812.75
32x4 8. 8. Tire and Tube . . $17.50
83:“ Tire and Tube ......... 818.50
Bargains in all sizes.
Just received some Spoodometcra for
' Star cars
1 Gal. Cans Qil ................ 750
NORWALK POST ROAD TIRE C0.
6:: Wall St. _ _ To]. $060 blorwallt
FOR SAIL—Ford toiling. can-.1955.
I .model. bargain. Phone 1190. Smith
.horwalls '
l-‘OR SALE—1M? lv‘ord speedster. in
good condition. Price 8100. Write
MaleHclp Wanted 7
RETIRED Mne- man wants to
buy prlsate house. quiet location.
which needs paint. and paper. Price.
must be low and terms easy as he will
do repairs himself. No brokers.
Box "Private." care Sentinel.
WANTED——Young man for packing
room. Apply Clover M3. Go.
Winnepauk.
WANTED—~Young man about 18 or
:0 to drive delivery ear and be use-
ful around store. Apply at Desnelly’a
South Main street.
WANTED—Three men for special
work in local temtory. . Esccllent
opportunity to grow with Company.
Write for interview. 0. B. It. Winfield
street.- South Norwalk.
WANTED—Velour finisher to go out
or town. lust. be union man.
Steady work year around. Write
"Finisher. care Sentinel.
WANTED—Three men tor out-door
work. Steady for right party. good
pay. Byxbeo. Florist. Harriet street.
Norwalk. ‘
WANTED—Janitor. Good position for
able-bodied man. Apply in person.
Clover Mfg. Co. Winnnpauk. a
WANTED -- Bookkeeper. male or
female. Capable. State experience.
J. “t It. Care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—Lexington six touring
car in good condition. any, demon-
strations. new tires. new paint. Price
8250. Phone 378 from s to s.
I-‘ORD— 1822 Coupe. Very low
‘, " MANY and NIHILL
telephone 33“
it, is Estate & Insurance
”.‘.‘. Washington St.
all improvements.
at a
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lznusc.
District. “'ill soil
. 0.
' «mily house. 14 rooms. 2nd
. all improvements. coll-
: located. 87.000.
1 ".lmily house. centrally lo-
all improvements, bring-
- :1: income. $9,000.
,4
mileage. An exceptionally (roan car
with generous extra equipment. The
hirwin M. Jennings Co" Inc.. 27 Har-
rison street. Bridgeport. Conn.
FOR SALE—Buick 7‘paseengcr. new
condition. Fred Mal-ton. No.
8 L'nion street. South Norwalk.
' ronn SEDAN —- 19:2. Also . Foul
Touring Cara Coupes and Road-
Inc.. 27 Harrison Street. Bridgeport.
Conn.
STUDEBAKER—Special Six Touring.
Late modelrcedy for immediate dc-
.livery. The Erwin X. Jennings Co..
Inc.. 27 Harrison street. Bridgeport.
Conn.
FOR SALE
rs. S-room house, bath, clcc-
: 0' lights. In a beautiful loca-
Il, high and overlooking the
- ;rrounding county. .
l
- {nniily house: lot 50x13'O, con-
nicnt to trolley, in good loca-
ln. Good investment...
ELLA ‘ _
lis'sihmcn‘rm'r menace
Rifl'OAd Avenue
FOR SALE '
r house. 6 rooms. all improvements,
- Miter (root. at Marvin Beach.
:1
- I ranaily houses. in desirable sec-
‘ 1 ob 3rd District. all improvc-
r ‘ Each ....... ..... $6.800
improvements.
~ .Irsirable section at 2nd Dis.
. . . . . 85,200
1 house. all
J. M. O’BRIEN
rail Estate and Insurance
.‘l .121 St.
5 l‘lI NORWALK. CONN.
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YTON a; co.,,1nc.
Rhone 35
Phone 077
RACK/TED TWIN SIX—Seven ru-
senger touring. Newly painted.
good mechanical condition and good
cord tires. In every way suitable for
private use. Price very reasonable.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc” :7
Harrison Street. was“.
HUDSON SUPER, SIX TOURING
Limousine. Oflcrcd'aubjcct to prier
sale. These are very scarce. Lats
model. line had very little mileage
and the best of care. The Erwin K.
Jennings Co.. Inc.. :7 Harrison St.
Bridgeport. Conn.
HUDSON SUPER SIX ROADSTER.
Very comfortable body with un-
usually large carrying space in rear.
The Erwin hi. Jennings Co- Inc.. :7
Harrison St. Bridgeport. Conn.
CADILLAC —- Victoria Coupe.
desirable car.
ninga Co.. Inc..
Bridgeport. Conn.
For Sale—Real Estate
FOR SALE—chsn-room' house. all
improvements. 83.400. East Nor-
walk. Write '1'. care Sentinel.
—_..-
FOR SALE—In nowayton near shore,
six-room house suitable for .— one
family or two small families. Good
neighborhood. Electricity and water
upstairs and down. Newly decorated
Very
21 Harrison street.
FOR SALE .
i also. I "
..
ms on each floor.
A bargain.
JOHN T. HAYES '
‘ Estate—Insurance
rooms. with some
Well
Zn: 161 front and 245 feet
’ For par-
Norwalk
inside and out, Price and terms
reasonable. 14 Cmckett St.. Roway-
ton. 1033-4.
Fort. SALE—Small farm house and 2
acres of land with 20 good apple
trees, good well. tine location. 38.500.
Geo. Mitchell. Telephone 1801 morn-
ings.
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Fon' SALE—Eight room house, hot
iolice to Contractors
llsiona
;( p. m. D. B. '1'.
Commissioner.
all bids.
FOR RENT
‘ T—Large
block. janitor
. t and steam heat
Z'r-w,
roposals for the ecume-
to ’tho sewerage
~11. city will bejeéeived by
shed at his oxico. Room I
up to Monday.‘ May 21st.
1 specifications and all In-
;icrtaiaing thereto may be
‘ T'f applying at the once of
Room 's’
' reserves the right to r.-
CALVIN L. nanrorr. '
. new
light- etfice in
service.
tarnish
" - month: also deskgoem tor
‘fip desk and. edifice M
Reed Elwin-lid. 30““!
water system, all improvements:
centrally located. Price 88.000. Ad-
dress G. F. Box K. South Norwalg.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms at 91
Connecticut avenue,‘ suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Inquire 218
East. Washington street. .
FOR RENT—d large rooms
tor service. Centrally .
Adults only. once room also. Ina.
Shoe Store. 81 .0. Main St.
‘ro'rt nun—Wen HM.— sena-
heaud 'oflccs. also basement store.
in Tonto Building. 8 Netti“ at.
Go. Norwalh. Home Realtyfiompauy
Tel. 511.
with jani-
. local“.
' ._ -u-
m mans
Attractive com“ ISO-0' 0' 3W“
and on the hula.- rural-bed or unfur-
nilhed. 8500 to $3.000. 'l. A. m.
M from avenue. Rom
Conn. Phone Not-walk 1607.
FOR RENT—”WNW“
111““th Whom
'fT—zn the Mercantile 3.1T
lnq. o: 3. arm
~ in , " ndee.
TEL 171;
Mk ( nun.
Tel. Cain: seam
Raw-T“ air
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Till.3.w1cansoo.,_
“more Wu-aliuo
- v. ". street. mourn adhe- at
Lincoln Av... Io.- W
1-0 m-ero‘durnisbed rooms. new-
}, decorated: all immanent!»
near‘ “hm tenth
I‘M-88w”!
' air Jud
trout!"
81
sters. Tho Erwin M. Jennings Co...
The Erwin M. Jen. .
mono-torment. Imm‘.
reference. salary. Address "Book~
keeper." care Sentinel. ‘
W.\N‘l‘ED—-Boy to learn printing
trade. Good opportunity for ad-
lvanceraent. Apply Sentinel Glace.
iWANTED-Men to work in factory.
‘ Few geod openings. Good pay.
Apply H. Jacob a Sons, Inc.. 60 Day
81.. So. Norwalk.
WANTED—A boy for factory work.
Also girls. Apply J. 8:. J. Cash. Ihc..
Chestnut street. South Net-walk.
WANTED—Fireman on high prenurc
boiler. Young Hat Co.. Butler strett.
Norwalk.
Wanted—Experienced shirt cutters.
Also young man for folding up
material. steady work. good poy. Ape
ply Lcnoy Shirt Co.. 11 Chestnut
street.
Female Help Wanted f
WANTED
Operators experienced on power
machines, $18.00 up. Fares paid
both ways. Steady work. Sani-
tary factory and plenty of ven-
tilation. Apply
NATIONAL PANTS COMPANY,
795 Atlfiitic St. Stamford, Conn.
‘ Telephone 796.
WANTED—~Wernen to turn cuffs at
home. Apply Cluett. Peabody a
wCo" Inn. South Norwalk. Conn.
WANTED—Stenographer. we have a
pleasant. permanent position for. an
experienced stenographer. In reply
please state qualifications. Box C. 8..
care Sentinel.
WANTED
Operators and examiners experi-
enced on shirts. Steady positions. good
pay. easy hours.
Apply:
IAROY SHIRT CO»
11 Chestnut St.
.WANTED
Girls and women 'to press men's
shirts. experienced pressera‘ and a tow
learners. Steady work. goodgpay. ’
Apply:
Lenor smn'r Co..
11 Chestnut St.
WANTED—Operators on Singer sew-
ing machines. Apply 11. Jacob 1-.
Sons. Inc.. 50 Day St"; So. Norwalk.
WANTED -— Experienced salealady.
Good pay. steady position. Inquire
Fair-Department Store. $1.88 South
Kain skeet. '
WANTED—$0 girls wanted to learn
on power machines: 31!.” to start.
Fare paid both ways. Apply National
Pants 00.. "5 Atlantic street. Stam-
ford. Tel. 796. -
WANTED—Girls for mailing depart-
ment. light work. Come ready to
work. marshy my. ca. :75 East
avenue.
.o
Wears advertising. not so much
“places,” as NORWALK.
NORWALK is not only a handy
town, a thrifty town, a home
town.
nonwmisfinss-Uitmun l ' ’
'mni NORWALK none
'm- you can’t d
"‘ownrounno
VeintolSSolhinatrcetaad
talk-wither. ‘ 2 .
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MISCELLANEOUS
closet. chinr low-down tank. chm.
eicd, bath, tub wand lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings. special hit her.
gain. white steel medicine: cabinets,
85.00. Seldenburg 00.. 25‘ Watt“):
St. New 1' or]: city.
Paperhauger. Deooruor and Painter.
largest Assortment or finest Wall
Paper and Paintcfs' Supplies at‘Réa.
sonable Prices. .Try our Mug
Floor and Deck Enamel which will
give you a fine long wear on any kind
of floor. _
ALEXANDER WHITE
85 Lowe St. Rhone 2868
NAG! anon.
Local and long dilution of
all kinds. Piano moving. mum
(or moving purposes. Daily trips to
New Yuri City.
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NORWALK AUTO memo
comm
PHONE 399.1:
a ROWAN ST. m NORWAIJ
Old Cars Bought —- All'Klnda of
Auto Parts for Sale.
Since warm weather has come. in-
dustrious housekeepers ans of cause
busy renovating their homes. Which-
or you want to dispose of Junk and
old furniture or buy new material.
call or see . ,
H. ASK.
Phone 90: 44 Water 81.
Brand new bathroom.- see. pm.“ .
aim. snorasss- user cmfi ‘
White Leghoras. mode island Roda.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay.
in; strains. 'Chida postpaid. Cam
lone.
A. B. HALL.
Wallingford. Connecticut.
THE arts: chop
Shampooing. llanicurl Soup Tree»
meat. Permanent flair ag. Pens-
anent Waving. Hair Bobbing. Curling
Hares] Waving —- Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Mao Haasage. ‘
i7 Wall Street Norwalh. Cosh.
Phone Norwalk em
Telephone 3”
. B. mus
Cabinet Melting. Refinishing and-
Upholsterlng ‘
Picture Frames and flirt-era. Shades
Made to Drier.
1 West Ave. So. lies-walk.
~ WAi$ PAPER IAQPLEI
numerlrcalno. sxlh'r ruzafier
All Styles. Buttons Coveted
.. . to . e- 7
mom.m 3 TY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. . Nor-walk
Phone "It
GET A NEAR]! DEAD
We will buy your homehold goods.
rags. papers tool and all second-
hand gooda. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always.
PHILIP P. "LEONE!
as Van land: attest
lacuna-hand Goods Always on He
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps ' ‘ ‘ Motors
CHURCH and ABIOTT
-— Successors to :—
. Not-walk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR. ‘
Incorporated
Electrical Constracflon and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK. Phone 159‘
GARAGE! _
Portable. and perman‘lffl buildings.
for every purpose. Sh'eet steel or
wood. treated on' your premises.
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
A Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a
sidecar. in good condition. and also
all stoves. with} and 3 burners. a
Vulcan gas range and carpets. Call at
um: 330s. .
:7 Fort Point so. m m. n. Norwalk
FOR SALE—Breeders, all sizes,
hatching eggs. White Leghorn and
Rhode Island Red chicks. Telephone
557.. - 1 ~ ‘
FOR BALD—nl‘lve rooms ot turniture.
Sen cheap by piece orgwhole. Inq.
owner. lites rocker. Yost street. South
Norwalk. _ .Y
to}! 'SAIJ —- 8W baby chicks.
Rhode Islands; Barred Rooks. Leg-
horns. saucy milk-Must?" broil. .
era. 35o lb. Choice roasung chickens.
laying hens. ducks. Beds and Barred
Rock eggs for hatching. Wagon
Poultry season‘s: Slain street, *
Phone {05.
FOR .m'coad-aand furniture
in good condition. Inquire :5 Put.-
ham avenue, between 1:00 and 8:00.
p. m. . . ~ .
, Jan's. we: , .
' Ne. 93 Talc! avenue. local truck— ‘
ing. Cleaning «M- mag lawns.
daing'ya and cleaning and build-
1165-38.
PATENTS
. Woosteraal Davis
trimmin and planting hedges: also:
jug cees peels: also dirt-tor sale. Tel. .
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old Webster place. tor revenge upon
Dick Acklln. big boss of the Double
A ranch in
covers her brother
nection with the plot
aradlse Valley.
lots
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his trail until she reac es a dog:
bearing dynam to
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man. Kildara.
now "no on
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opened her eyes.
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”this is a job for the Iberia." he
snarled.
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wills.
Blane saw Melody. They exchanged
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one that moves. This is once when
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his typo. Blane said little ot his
mono of Mercedes. Ship and the
other boys were equally—reticent in
commenting on' it. but they under»
stood. It was the cow-boy code.
.Acklin had'been drawn back to his
scrutinidm g or the wrecked wan. So
far no white plan of action had
erofied in his mind.
must have heard the explosion and
must be on the way to his side. Look-
ing across the canon. he saw a rider
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thought was that it was Morrow.
.His forman
ilhouetted against the sky. His first
“Hens. there!" the other called.
“That you, Double A?"
It. was“ Chet Bovine Acklln an. - 5
swered him.
“Come on over here.” the man
“I got the bird 'thnt did
“I don‘t know. He's hidin' between
he!" and the com He‘s badly
wounded."
By‘the time they.” made the de-
scent to the valleyland climbed up
to the high plateau on which Chet
m joins 0: Horror! mention:
£93951: had arrived. .Qshnh‘lmseu
had not yet shown up. ‘Ackiin left
Patterson behind to wait tor him.
Ismving their horses when they
neared the trees. the men spread out -
and began beating the brush. Kev.
in:
moist! toward the spot that had
been “the share at the lake. They
had come within sighs of it without
discovering any one when a. voice
cried out to them: "(Dome on! I‘m
done:
in an unbroken line they ad.
They saw him then leaning against
thetrnnko‘tatres, . It anal-Esteban.
Acklin recognised him first.
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