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PAGE THIRTEEN
SSIFIED ADVERTISING
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE .
. M .; hnum‘. both. hot Water
. . .wllkOOd floors. Open fire
.. mrmcry tubs. maid'h
residential section
. uh r. l‘rirc $8.500.
u.
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A '30
“valor-front.
in fine location.
.. b.1190“ on
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Canty 69? C0.
led Estate and Insurance.
Phone 630.
:2: :00 cash and desire
own.) now six room
-nirnlly located on a
r. rugmv fort frontage
.lll rnmlPrn conveni-
. :u-s. .uit-sm hent. act
am hath. laundry.
ours. firm-loco, cic.
\
Wm. F. Hoyt Es? Son
u, 5.: “in“ 5:. Phone .4“
null ms —— Insurance
”' w ill SALE
9; «w-llnn of East Nor-
, fun-l in each. Must
l we pio‘cc. This is a
\w . x r will house and bath,
~ »~;.Irn\'r‘mcnis; garage;
”m? M l'nnwnicnt to trol-
‘ aw] railroad station.
.M. LAYTON & 00.. Inc.
lxst'mws THAT lNSUREs
'- or: Atr‘llue Phone 8|
9 ”w
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'i r '1 1".nl'lllOW. 3rd District.
.l‘ .
y. r wish. 3rd District. 88.50
’ lwus', hardwood "00 4'
:ai‘uwnv new. 85,500. 1” nut.’
:7 room hone". lmWO-V
l men‘s, Ht District. 87.000.
TAMMANY and NEED
Real Estate & Insurance"
Ttlrphono 83“
123 Washington St.
FOR SALE
iris-3, 12 rooms, with some
mum‘s on each floor. Well
Int Ml front and 248 test
"l. A bargain. For pan-
JOHN T. HAYES
Norwalh
l’tri'. Finite—IMUMCO
FOR SALE _
r. rnnml. all improve-
' Marvin Beach; 1 car in-
87.000
all im-
Price
33.7
i l"
A5"
lllazn S‘.
»‘ ions». 7 room
.=, 3rd Distri‘
mu». 7 rooms. all im-
= :; rnr garage. desirable
'1 District. Price 87,500
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Emte and insure-00
lie. Main 5., Phone "7
soum NORWALX. CONN. '
‘ FOR RENT
Fm: "PEST-Hora on Woolmd
"j" {I w... rcnt. mom “'3' ‘
wiwn :i Woodward amino.
”r; 41~LM~llnusc. all mild".-
Frw~v 1T...";'l". from "dui'f‘n-b
. . .th ‘_ a Highland ave-IO-
m. 1‘5“” “mi-bed room for
P l.‘ I!“ Tmlirovcrnents. Ad”
' “"‘ 34‘? South Norwaih. ‘
rooms. I“...
"x sircet. 'l'el. 1-1474;
For;
F01: :':l..\'T~l~‘ouP
4‘ 3 HM.
.
A“ HI."
improvement!
or 4 w " "WI"
in,“ k.“ Washington street. loath
. ‘.'.‘F""T--ix and men need
my: "7“"! Inquire Vault
n
.‘ T" I‘LWU’,
:mr, 3.314(me 5L, phgn. iflu. .~
7) L "—-—"-' I
W. :jT‘Furnlshed
m, ;',,‘?""’9 fnr llght how
m” " Mulls only. Am”
"14'4"- ? Grove street.
‘5‘W‘m apartment m'aa ..
Phone is" 'Qf‘y‘r' ‘
rooms: " «or
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'AV
Automobiles Male Help Wanted MISCELLANEOUS
‘ . A ' ' Brand new bathroom. 8“. Syphon
. . FOR SALE W ANTED closet. china low-down museum.
Oldsmobilgzgo e301,, 7 pasa,
Studebaker tour”. 7 pass,
$100.00
bhufelt Brothers
DURAS'I' ‘ STAR DEALERS
. 20] Washington Street
_ East Nomi]: — Phone sols
l-‘OR SALE—Oldsmobile. 8 cylinder.
new top. new paint. good tlr‘s.
Cheap. Tel. 1379. ' L
l’pli SALE—Fords. 192;“. Ford runa-
bout.'staricr, 8225. 1920 Ford tour-
ing car. starter. 8210. 1920 Ford
touring car.’ 3180. Call at 5 West-
port avenue. Phone 2153 Norwnlk.
FOR SALE—Ono __ Overland coupe.
New rubber. Cash or terms. One
1921 Dodge coum. cash or terms. 8.
L. Benedict. Nash motor care.
For Sale—Real Estate
FOR SALE—Building on \Voodwsrd
avenue. Two stores-and two lam-
iliQa above. 136 frontage by 800 feet
deep. Inquire V’lncenzo Damaio. 28
“'oodward avenue.
,FOR SALE—Six room house. near
shore. Eiec. water. ctc.. New paint
and paper. Garage. ii Crockett street.
itowayton. Price reasonable.
FOR SALE—Two choice lots. Fairfleld
Park. Norwem. Phone 2N2.
FOR GALE—Very fine now O-rocru
residence up-io-dsie in every par-
ticular: finest location. $8,000.. Goo.
MitchelL'Tilebhone 1861'.
NR $ALE-—To close an estate. only
plot left' on Fifth 8t.. East Nor-
wsllr. Bargain. Particulsrs to box 8.
C. u. care Sentinel.
FOR SALE ’
FOR SALE
A Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a
sidecar. in good condition, and also
oil stoves. with 2 and 8 burners. a
Vulcan gas range and carpets. Call at
JAFFE BROB.. ‘
87 Fort Point st.. Tel. 4”. E. Norwaik
FOR HALE—Motor boat.'
equipped newly. painted.
1045-12.
FOR SALE—Motor generator. 0 volt
Storage Battery. Bosh Magneto
with impulse starter. Modern Market.
15 North'Main street.
FOR glue—Auction ‘at Shanon
Horse Company stable. “-48 Haw.
thorns streetnslamtord. 60 hdrses.
suitable for every purpose. Ramon.
wagon-damper» Consignments of
thoroughly
- Phone
4
> horses. cattle and automobiles solicit-
ed. Auction sales every Saturday at
1 p. m.
$6.2 BALb-Xahogany music cab.
inet. Good condition. Price moder-
ate. Call 10 'La Fayette Circle. Nor-
walk. or 'phouo 876..
FOR SALE—Piano. good as-new. In.
quire "L." care Sentinel.
FOR SALE—a lsrr equanmy of good
wooden packing cases. Le Roy
Shirt Co..”n Chestnut. St. ‘ . .
PATENTS-
Wooster and Davis
A. u. wooem u. 'w. mm
Ammrs AT LAW
Formerly Miners 0. 8. Pet. one.
ms MAIN or. smooeronr
Senator Booklet‘on Patents.
sank—Bush! baby chicks.
F032“. nasal-mo Rocks. Leg.
horns. rem ambled native .broil-
are. “c. lb. Choice roasting chickens,
laying hem; ouch. Beds‘and Barred
mm tor-hatching. . Weston
Poultry‘llark‘et.'82 Kain street. Phone
‘0‘ .4. ‘ 2 ‘ .
«.11»: '
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aaother recitation. “The Teacher in
, .
.. Young then gave some current events
c
Sizcrs, steady work for
steady men.
MALLORY HAT 00., l
Danbury, Conn.
\VANTED—liaborcre. Strike? &. Stry-
ker. Calf Pasture Bench. East Nor-
walk.
WANTED—Three incn to sell nation-
ally advertised product in South
Nora-all: and Bridgeport. good' pay
lrom.start. Write for interview. 51
\Vinneld street. G. H. 11.. East Nor-
walk.
WANTED -— Retail shoe salesman.
executive ability. ago 30. married.
desires position with reliable firm.
References. T.-, it Taylor avenue.
South Norwalk.
WANTED-Men to work in factory.
Good pay. steady positions. Apply
Gabbo Mole \Vorks, luc.. Day and
Raymond streets. south rlorwallr.
WANTED—Two men in galvanizing
plant. Also boys in machine shop.
Steady work. Good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. Co.. 66 Fort 81.. East
Norwalk.
“(ANTED—Salmon to call on gro-
cery stores for a nationally known
company. State age. experience. sal-
ary expected. Reply to P. 0. box :51
Norwallr, Give phone number.
eled bath tub and lavatory. with all
nickel-plated fittings. special big bar-
gain. white steel medicine cabinets.
85.00. Seldonburg Co.. 254 West 84th
St" New York city.
Paper-hanger. Dwr and Painter.
Largest Assortment of 1-1th Wall
Paper and Painters' supplies at Bea-
sonable Prices. Try .01" 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! M03.
'bocai and long distance trucking or
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Dally trips to
New York City.
100 cons. Ave. Phone all
xoawm sure memo
comm
PHONE 395-12
5 BO‘VAN 51‘. EA“ NORWALK
Old Cars Bought — All Kinds of
Auto Parts tor Sale.
Since warm weather has come. in-
duetrious housekeepers are of course
busy renovating their homes. Wheth-
or you want to dispose of Junk and
old turniture or buy new material.
call or see
' H. ASH.
Phone 903 44 Water St.
WANTED—~AII around painters} also a
paperhanger. only first-class men
need apply; Edward Bertram. 12 Bar-
view avenue. Phone 782-13.
WANTED-Salcsman. preferably .one
well acquainted with groceries and
delicatessen trade in Norwalk and
surrounding territory. Write or phone
for appointment. P. U. box 108. Mt.
Vernon. New York. or phone Mt.
Vernon. Oakvvood 8606.
WANTED——-Young man {or packing
room. Apply Clover " Mfg. Co..
Winnipauk.
\VANTED—Jaflor. Good position for
able-bodied man. Apply in person.
Clover Mfg. Co.. “'innlpauk.
WANTED-Men to work in rectory.
- Few good openings. Apply II. Ja-
cobs &: Sons. Inc.. 50 Day street.
\VANTED—Boxmaker. man or wo-
man. who understands paper box
manufacturing thoroughly. Write
'Boxy nker.’ care or Sentinel.
WANTED — TURN SHOEMAKERS.
LOUNSBURY. MATHEW’SON S:
00.. 5 HAVILAND ST" SOUTH NOR-
WALK. CONN.
WANTED—Boy to learn printing
trade. Good opportunity for ad.
vancement. Apply Sentinel omce.
Female Help Wanted
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,
195 Atlantic St. Stamford, Conn.
Telephone 796.
WANTED—Girls. steady work. good
y. Apply Johnson. Cowdin Em-
in ich. Inc. 15 Grand sweet. Nor-
walk.
WANTED—A bright girl for work af-
ter school. Apply J. & J. Cash Inc.
Chestnut street.
WWED—Young girl tor waitress in.
tea room-restaurant. Experience
not necessary. 83 Wall street.
WANTED—60 girls wanted to learn
on power machines; 815.00 to start.
Fare paid both ways. Apply National
Pants Co.. 796 Atlantic street. Stam-
tord. Tel. 798.
GIRL WANTED to assist with house-
work and take care or child. Apply
Mrs. A. Siegelbaum. 302 Summer St..
Stamford. '
WANTED—Girls for mailing depart.
ment. light work. Corns ready to
work. Murphy Mfg. Co.. 275 East
avenue.
High School Notes
The weekly assembly was held yes—
terday orning yin . the auditorium.
Kiss II My announced the return;
or the concerts. Miss XcCar-thy also
told the pupils that the school owned
a"eolio‘whlch not in use. and
she wished some us would take les-
scns on it. Ilsa Constance Lewis
was‘chairrnan of the assembly. The
b School Classical Quintet. com-
posed 0! Charles Nash. piano: Paul
Mlckiovich. Louis Novel. Joseph
Smith and, .Baniuei Dulberg. violins,
rendered the opening and closing
numbers or the program. ”The first
New lass Jennie “lick. who
recited Robert Sorvwo’s Tamas poem.
Mg Fellow. 1171.“. lets flax-ion
l
«(the can. which was renewed by a
piano solo by In. Dorothy Cum-
mings. The program concluded with
Arithmetic." by all. Agnesjlahoney.
. o e e
The many friends or Erwin “Hee-
ot '15.. are “mud to hear
that he will m mind-tor a.
Knights of Wong‘s-:0 Sunday.
. .. : ‘ . _. ,. ‘. i
r" Holmes. popular member or the .
BALL BROTHER! 3A3! CHICKS.
White laghorns. Rhode island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
lug strains. Chicks postpaid. Cata-
loguc.
A. B. HALL.
Wellingiord. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp ’l‘roat~
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perin-
snent Waving. Hair Bobbins, Curling
‘ Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing
Hair Goods-Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwaih. Conn.
Phone Norwslk 2585
Telephone 891
0. H. mm
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholsterlng .
Picture Frames and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES ,
HEMSTITCfiG. am RT PLEAQ'TKE
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART 5 NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial. Bldg. _ 7 W Ngrwalk
Phone‘ 3001' ‘
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers junk and all second-
hand gooda Anything you have. Price
according to the quality oi the goods.
A square deal always. -
PHILIP R. “BONE!
as Van-wt Street
Sooud~bsnd Cook Always on Sale
Edison Mulls General Electric
. Lamps Motore
CHURCH and ABBOTT
—-— Successors to —
Norwslk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR.
incorporated
Electrical Constructionend Repairs
noomvnn BLOCK Phone 1490
GARAGEB
Portable and permanent buildings
for every purpose. Sheet steel ‘or
wood. Erected on your premises.
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
HEMS'rlTCl-IING AND PICOTING
both plain and novelty. promptly
done by experienced hemetitcher: also
plain seaming. Rates reasonable. Ele-
thea Webb. 6 Crescent Terrace. South
Norwalk. Tcl. 948-5.
LEGAL
ORDER 0! NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. es.. PRO-
BATE COURT. May 23.—-A. D.
1923. '
Estate or Dudley E. Hoyt, late 0!
Norwalk in sold District deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the admin-
letratrlx of said estate ‘praylng‘ this
Court for an order’authorizing her to
mortgage certain real estate tor the
purpose or paying a certain debt of
deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
once. in Norwalk..on the 29th day of
‘May 1923. at 10 o’clock forenoon: and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper hav.
ing ,a ckculation in said District at
least. llve days hetero said day or r-
ing. _~ , -
HENRY W. GREGORY.
. . . " Judge.
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BEGIN ‘ml TODAY
‘ a
not Bone. new owner or the
old Webster ranch in Paradise Val-
ley. makes the bomb with whlc the
Basques blow up a dam bull by
Dick Acklin. bi boss of the Double
ranch. Aok in. hearing of this.
ends a lynching par-3 to Bodine's
see. He finds a do man on the
goos- and Her-codes Ar 11“ u-
titul Basque. in tears. ldaro. one
of Aoklin s men. secretly sends for
the aheri who ves shortly
after Achill-
NOW GO ON WM STORY
Encodes placed hu- hands on the
shoulders or the two men. ' ‘Blie'
scorned to gain strength from the
very nus-neon of Kent and her
uncle.
"You better go with Peter. too,”
Tuscarora advised. “We'll get. you
homelnatew-J' Bestcppedsshe
caught sight or the grisly object in
the corner. “had!" he cried. "look
heel“
Thesherlllanedinsoveral otbls
deputies botore be moved out or the
kitchen. _
“You know what the law is." he
warned than. PYou're here to de-
rend it.” '
His shrewd eras scanned Acklin's
race. The Big Bo. scorned darkly.
As hand was about to step past him.
the cattle-man snobs.
"Thers's a and man in the next
scorn. That little poutebplgoon who
came in with you has hound him.
macho! ‘
The gnu-ire mustane begun to
respectfiorthelawinerusedahun-
dredfnld.
mm‘mminod thedead
man.
WWII:
«denotfiogottohhfootandwlped
Ml handt‘onhlltrouaors. “Who
'kno‘vws about thii‘i" ’he .contiaued.
fl.mkm_1m_unmabmtm'
be_ . "Acklln knows. one. He
and and the girl were here
“No.” I“ Mr” M
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m’how.
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Jonson noel." ‘
held its breath again. The Big Bo-
turned back to the shot-in.
"You ask Klldars it what I .y
isn’t so.” The words clicked on his
tongue.
Lend arched him
“Well?“ he demanded.
It grow quiet. The crowd winced
tor Killiane's anower. He began to.
chairs 33in head. He was speaking.
The crowd strained its core.
t's not what happened." they
say.
Homebouttogoonwbuthe
kitchen door new open and Big Ho-
mer. Aklln's Kelly Geek torennn.
acne in. herding uni-e him Bodino‘l
men. Morrow was back of him. ~
“Found these birds hidin‘ out in
the hills beyond nature's shad."
Cash announced. "me to be a. little
bit rough with ’em before we could
induce 'em' to come along with us."
NeaPmelookedssithehadbeen
rolled flown a mountain-aide. some
of the others were not much butt.-
I:
Theroouwasiaanuprosr.“
walkedosortothosbcifl‘smno-
dinewashstbehindhlm.
“That's” gun you've got there.“
herald. “mmmtoria'
“Guess that's so.“ Blass
“We got a
little personal matter to settle with
Bodine.” .
“You're pretty cocky. ain't you.
Mn?” the aberii! hung at him.
”It's your move! You get along or
I'llirrestthelotofyoutordlsturb-
In' the peace."
" i" roared the Big Boa. ”IVs
got a hundred men out alo
the creek. They’veWclr-cnng 3
this place for three hours. All I‘ve
:got to do ls‘toraise my hand to
bring them tumbling into this noorn.
I don’t want any trouble with you.
But noun or no sheen. we're going
to take are at th‘ skunk!
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you talks are homeless. you an
thinkhimtorit. Iwarnyou.14nd.
koepyourhandsofli Bodineisgo-
ingboswlng.qetyourrope. Jones."
Bx-otberstartedl‘orthedoor.
hhdmflu'vou’voboenmto
upholdthelaw.1tanyottheseboya
s'etusetostop.useyourguns. The
otatowlllbackyon up." Hiseyeo
turnedonAcklin. "Thatwasaniee
littlepartyyouhadamnged. But
it won't come 03. Why? Well. just
.because it won't. I've got you out.
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