LOST
., “wry who picked up
. .{ kr-ys on the umbrella.
l Mallct‘s store return
'71. , >rlllin9l fl'lce?
l‘or gale—Roll Estate
p .
R 5.“ l, -. \" VT"
.... “mm-(late in every par-
..r Sociltlon. $8,000..
41mins IS 1.
3. M n roohi house. situ-
... r “llll‘math and all
- unrugm, Can be seen
r)“ g 11,.“ kins \avenue. East
. " 'Ii.
{12‘
. . . _
NR SA
‘ . '(Nvlll ll me. with all
A g y“; \v‘mcnl . situated on
L; L x l»; 1. \ile 'foct. nt Row-
.. a m 10 [railroad ltd-
“'."-g .. Pr 0. 37,500. A
-: : - 1-ll'lll‘u hrs
.4.- 1on T. HAYES
\la" .w Nor-walk
' ”11;...3 ih'l'w—ll’uurance
.+.__——
Wilt SALE
:1; .. Minn of East Nor-
- a :r‘”
“1“. .7 Btlxldo each. Must
;.. .._1 1". pim‘t‘. This ls s
1433413.
r. r um house and bath.
I" H. Ivv ;-:mwnlcnts; garage;
. xi? i. H nvcrllent t0 trol-
‘: mllrmld station.
fl'
.ll. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSI‘RAM‘E THAT XNBURES
film‘ifli AWE‘le Phone 3‘
it '
. "-m‘l new
9‘. V. v:~~".l--ntly located on n
r-H—r vii-My feet frontage
w cash and desire
.1: six room.
"‘1 um All modern conveni-
r" m . - stmm lleat. set
'11:“ v 'nrn hath. laundry.
“1-11"! f mus, fireplace, etc.
c...
Wm. F. Hoyt Er Son
i
« So. Msln 5:. Phone us
Raal‘r‘rs -— Insurance
FOR SALE
in, r!- ~ . - .w 2 baths. hardwood
uni. :lll improve-
‘1' l'ian olecll’ld IIOVI
.I‘l l ’-i .
. q..,.‘;:.
...-,...1
-l ..
.4 v
i.
O
I”)
“19‘. all improve-
mnl. garage, ce-
‘n. nicely located.
l rue and terms rea-
..,,,, rr any others consult
Canty 69‘ Co.
Real Estate and Institute,
Phone 830.
1 DL'RANT MOTOR CARS
.' Tour. Sedan
Gish prim ........ 3995 ‘10‘95
I’m- 57.”! .... 81.101 $1.93:
First pasmrr.t . . . . . '331 ‘ 3“
Fr: n;"n?!.......... ‘50 ‘ 89
v
”"1 vars taken in trade.
Shufelt Brothers
nmur a STAR [mm
:01 Washi street
East Norwalk — Phone .01.
Geo._.
.tlon. Call at 86 Franklin a urine. Nor-
THE TEXTILE STORE
40 In4 h i‘rlnlml \‘oiles. “I”
Ind shall» ....... . 300 ’d- I!)
40 im-h Paisley and m
\"nilrs ........ 56c lid “o ’d'
36 Inch Imported Irish IM-
whlie and mlors . . - - - ~ 7” ’l
C
‘
136 Washington so.»
So. Nor-walk.
K
¥
If???" "n'nnv located. 1 rooms
3“ 'nn $4.2m and one 83.100:
m ""1?th “'lll buy either house.
” ""1 rr‘I'nain on mom ‘
5 ,
553’"..me H.500: new” "‘
-K i. Sicrmd Diltfict.
~——.—
" ”I". $6.500. 8rd District.
—_
“”-'- ”min. 37.000. in District.
“are:
1
*
TAMMANY a NIHILL
.. 'n'“ Estate and Insurance
"' ““hmxton 8t. Phone ms
\- - A
c121," talking about ourselves he-
ave? “e 'hlnk {on w b. hut-1
in. M km" "m WI buy and est!~
Drip” him! furniture. m
"Miami? for paper. rs- and,
‘ ' - 0 amount
“' to handle. 1: “1mm”
‘rita
um:
'7 Fort st.
3*.
fine new o-room.
TURDAY, JUNE 2. 1923. .
.FOR SALE
FOR SALE~Typewritcrs. Itemin
11 wide carriage. Remington
able. Hammond Multiplex.
Premier. all perfect conditio
ing machines:
FOR. SALE—Three buildin .iois. coal
stove with water back, d condi-
walk. ‘
FOR SALE—Fords. 1922
about. 8225:1917 Fo
"5:1920 Ford touting
1919 Ford touring'car.
Ford sedan. 3350: 1918
3200. Call at 5 Westport
phone 2163 Nor-walk.
Ford run-
runabout.
car. 8210:
8125: 1921
"0rd racer.
even do, or
FOR SALE—A MER R RUN-
ABOUT IN FIRST CL S‘ CONDI-
TION. A BARGAIN I“ H QUICK
SALE. ARTHUR W'A DRON, 29
HAVIUND 8T.. CITY.
FOR SALE—Chevrolet 922 coupe.
Model 4-90. Slight.y used. Very
good tires. Price low. he Erwin M.
Jennings Company. In . 21 Harrison
8t.. Bridgeport. Conn.
FOR SALE—Hudson
rent model. Drive few hundred
miles. Price interesti g. The Erwin
M. Jennings Company, inc.. 21' Har-
eedstcr. Cur-
l ssllled Advertising Rates: 26 Words. Minimum Char 1 ‘
‘3 8c word. These advertisements acc ge— tune,
Additional classified ad
Male Help Wanted
Night watchman. steady/
right party. References re;
ply Cluett &, Peabody Co..
quired.
Inc.
WANTE
Boys in machine shop.
Steady rk. Good sai y. Neptunu
Hardware tg. Co.. 06 ‘ort street.
East Nor lk.
WANTE Young or middle aged
man to t as a night man in an
apartment cues in Newt York city.
Single man preferred. Write to P. O.
Jox 2‘, No alk, or 'phone 1619. Nor-
walls.
“'ANTE ‘Carpenters. Apply to
1045-12.
WANTED six months‘
work. Grand 68 cents per hour.
Turner Co truction C0,. Van Zandt
street. East Norwalk.
WANTED-
D
George +tzman. Rowayton. Phone
Laborers:
ya and yOung men to
work as elpers in grocery stores.
Apply to i Modern Grocery Co.. 50
Walenstree South Norwalk. 'Conn.
WANTED— on to workw-in factory.
A few g d openings. Apply H.
Jacob & Son , Inc.. 50 Day street, 80.
Norwalk.
’ a
THE mm? mm W .
PAGE ELEVEN ~
flmmus
rand new be room. 800. Syphon
-down tank. enam-
lavaiory. with all
nickel-plated fliti . special big bar-
gain. white steel medicine cabineii.
$5.00. Seidenburg 0.. 2“ West Sith
St. New York city ’
apex-hanger. De orator and Painter.
rgeet Assert m. of ”neat Wall
Paper and Pal ers’ Supplies at Rea-
sonable Pric . Try our Famous
Floor and eck Enamel which will
' has long wear on any kind
LEXANDEB WHITE
Phone 2858
NAG 1' 8303.
long distance trucking of
all kinds. lano moving. Special van.
(or movin purposes. Daily trips to
New York City. '
100 Conn. vs.
Localan
m. ‘1‘
AUTO memo
comm
PHONE 300-12
EAST nonwam
rs Bought — All Kinds of
mo Parts for Sale.
WANTED— oy for night work. Light
Since arm weather has com in-
work: cha co to learn trade. Ap-
rison 8L, (1 , 1 dustriou housekeepers are or use
B” 8990“. Form. ply at 35““ l Office. busy ren voting their homes. Wheth-
FOR SALE—Dodge sl ddn. Good tires. WANTED- 1° ham“; man for er you ‘ an! to dispose 0! Junk and
“fire wheels. The Erwin M. Jen- work as nitor: preferably one old turn ture or buy new material.
nings Company. Inc" 3’ Harrison 3‘" who has had experience in similar call or ‘ °
Bridgeport. Conn. position. Apily lover Mfg. CO., Phone 03 II. ASH' {4 Water St
Fig; SALE—Fora. :1 1 standard ton w'“““““““' 1 '
ck with ptnel be y. Ctr in good . HALL ROTHERS' BABY CHIC S.
{noel-:anical condition. ires good. body Female Help want“! While ghorns Rhoda Island RE“
n nee fresh-conditl The Erwin , , 3.,er nd Willie Rocks. Heov lo .'
M. annings Compan Inc" 27 Har- WANTED—W on to iron handker- in! a n“. Chitin postpaid. ’CItyl-
rison 8L. Bridgeport, :onn. chiefs. or xvi ing to learn. must be lo e 7
' Quick. good cadv work. Edwin S“.- A. 8 BALL
FOR 8A}.E,-Chandle i. 1921. seven Boesse. Chestnu street. 80. Norwalk. iii ford Conne ti lit. s
passenger touring. lood condition V TE ‘1‘ 1 iii t 1‘ ng ‘ c c
And nowl'ypalnced. 86.0. The Erwin \ AN M r 01’ PM 0" a” "9'
M. Jennings'Cginpany. Inc.. 27 Har— late and st nographcrs. Apply Sham THE $1151 sag?) T t
rison 8t..mBrid'eport, ( cnn. Clover Mfg. Co. “'lnnipauk. mentpg 3:31:12!“ finifslsyeilllsp Pg:-
. , _ -
FOR SALE—-—Hudson lpcr-Slx tour- \VANTED—A leslady for dry goods seen: ring. Hal:- Bobbing. Curling
ing limousine. Th so are
scarce. ' ,hsd unus
and low go. The
nings Co . Inc.. 2
Bridgeport. Conn.
FOR SALE—Eighoen ot flat bottom
power boat. good condition. T.
Smith..Rowayton aven c. Rowayton.
FOR. SALE—Two ne
with calves. Tel. 18'! .
FOR REM
T0 LET—Furnished r m and kitch-
entte. with all imp vements. Two
minutes to station. I uire 14 Madl-
sen street.
FOR RENT—One sin e and one don--
his room. nicely in ished. all con-
veniences. 47 Fa field avenue.
Phone 549.
FOR RENT—4 or 5 room apartment,
all immvemente. w house and in
a good locotlon. Inqu e 237 Flax Hill
Road. Adults.
very
My good care
‘rwin M. Jen-
Harrison St.,
mllch cows
11 Ely avenue
venue. electric
white enamel
aggy, 15 Lowe
TO LET—8 rooms o
and 4 Lexington
lights. 8“ range.
sink. Inquire Mrs.
street.
TO LET-Rowayto
t
Roton avenue.
furnbbod' cottag "00 up. long
season. near Bell land and Roion
Point. -Boating an bathing. C. H.
Briggs. R. No. 87. C}..Norwalk. Phone
551-4. 1
FOR RENT—slush house on Romy.
ton avenue. :- trolley. Alice
Cook. West Side avenue. Tel. 480
Darlen. {
FOR RENT-4} age. with spans for
5 cars. Inqui 122 South Main
street. ‘
TO LEf—e roo . 3rd floor. Inquire
between 5 and p. m. I“. J. Buck-
ley. 4 Larsen sire . formerly Cross st.
'ro LET—At 173
rooms. all imp
Flax Hill Road.
To LET—Two co nected rooms. for
light housekee g. all improve-
ments. 8 Henry t. Phone 2310.
TO RENT—Up- te apartment, six
rooms. very and airy. with all
modern improvements. 225 East
Washington street. ‘
fouth Main street. 5
ovements. Inn. 202
LET-'3“ roo steam heated
To Janl r service. Han-
apartment:
ford block. Apply l'aylor & Golden or
C. J. Hint: 8 Co.
TO LET—In the
Do. lain street.
low mule. Ind. o
M beacon.
odsrn olfioes at
R. Slocum!!! 01'
store. Experi need preferred. W’rite
X Y Z care Se inel.
WANTED—SalfIady; steady position.
F. J scoby.
Nylon.
Scaled pr0po is for the construc-
tion of Bath H uses and Appurteu-
auccs at Cal! P sture Beach (so-call-
ed) will be rec 'ed by the undersign-
ed at Room City Hall. Norwalk.
Conn.. until Satfirday. June 9. 1923.
at 7 o'clock p. 111.. after which limo
they will be publicly read at a meet-
the Cal: Pasture Beach Committee to
be held the same evening in the
mayor's office.
A certified check in the amount of
$1,000.00 made payable to the Treas-
urer of the City of Norwalk. must ac-
company each bid as an evidence of
good mill: to execute contract.
Plans. specifications. propoml sheet
and all information pertaining there-
to may be had by applying at the
oilico of the Street Commissioner.
Room 7. City Hall. Norwalk. Conn.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and re-advertise for the
awarding of said work if. in the
opinion of the Committee. the inter-
ests of the City will 'e enhanced
thereby. '
CALVIN L. BARTON.
Mayor.
DOMINICK B. EULA.
Engineer in Charge.
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
Minit. i also do both fixed and
removable bridges at reasonable
prices.
DR. SLOMAN
102 Washington St.
Phone also « limits: 0-! E. M.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
JaCoby’s
1244 so. and Street.
mummwom.
muonosooopormm
FOR .1qu 3
New noun. 6 all. improve-
mshts. at ‘ Beachrl car ga-
rage ".000,
One family hoods. '1 rooms. all -im-
provcments. 3r District. Price
0.8.500. ii i
One family house. 7 rooms. a. m-
movements. garage. desirsole
section or and
”I
d Is. Id! 8(- Pbule m
,.
i
. s
showing .
NEWSPRING
' STYLES“
Thc'.Copyrigilt'
new; ”33.3.2:
fal. w. ems
AT LAW .' ‘
cantons.
rm ’
“IN-IM‘
Marco Waving -- Hail- Dressing
Hair s—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wail’su-eet Norwaik. Conn
Phone Norwalk 2565
Telephone 891
i c. E. BANKS
Making, Refinishing Ind
_ Upholstering
Picture Frames and mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West
w
. l
Cabinet
vs. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
A -L PAPER SAMPLES ~
HEMSTIT HING. SKIRT PLEATING
All les. Buttons Covered
to Order.
xxonne ART a woman snow
Commercitl Bldg. Norwallt
Phone 1091
GET A SQUARE DEAD
We willsbuy your houuhold goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second-
hand good Anything you have. Price
according the quality oi‘ the goods.
A square d . i always.
PHILIP P. MARONE!
an inn use: Street
Sound-band Goods Always on Sale
Edison Maids General Electric
Lamps 6' Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-:- Successors to —
.Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
. TRACTOR,
' Incorporated
Electrical. Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1‘98
‘. GARAGES
Portable \and permanent buildings
.for every purpose. Sheet steel or
wood. Erelited on your premises.
Send {or p BC. list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
idgeport. Conn.
ANTIQUE roman:
Antiqu ‘ high ”lees aid for oldu
time tore. lusho y. cherry.
maple. pine. etc. also old china, sis-a
anything of merit that is over 100
years old. ‘ '
D. A BERNBTEIN.
105 Weqort Ave. Phone 999
1
pa _. TRADE-MARKS
~ D. WIS MATTERN
r m smnm
Liberty Bldg.
lPhone Barnum 508
wall-am. PM was
. IE. '
l
this Ct. to. Norwalk. Ct.
Auction
’ Tacteli furniture
or the ' ‘_ j m sold at Auctldn
will. he '7 . f‘TII . June “it.
so: :so (I): j t
ED I AD * ERMIIG I
exited by Telephone. Call N orWalk 92 or 93.
vertlslng will be found on Page Two. ,
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loo *3 yew
aeonGraynttonehandn-omthe
wheel. and out of that hand they
had seen a stream of liquid. or a
jet or aqueous vapor. leap.
Gray squeezed again the rubber
\ h ‘ 'NUIt.“ «aa'iy‘ nu sure . .
‘ ram ”flea-auteur was man saw-issues. navy-a.
3mm m3 TODA! was still smiling cheerfully
when, o. mile tarther on. he brought
Calvin Gray occupies the most the m to . “on “d cismheped out. bulb that he had carried in his hand
X .
$3.113 f3". Ilia“. 1' if "5:3. forward um the illumina- thu. 1”: men! miles. electing
fromrnittholasthwdrops of ltscon-
tents. than he opened the car door.
stepped out of it and stood over his
strangling victims.
Gay fell to work promptly. The
bottle 0: cream he had begged from
Maw-hemputto mmm
this soothing liquid he first washed
out their eyes. the membranes of
wm were raw and spongy. and ex.
cruclstingly sensitive to light. then
he bandaged them as best he could
with compresses. wet in it.
“You'll breathe easier as time goes
on.” he announced. “You'll cough
a madam rota fewdsymhut
whee you are going that won’t dis-
turb anybody. Your eyes will get
well.too.lfyoutakecu'eofthemas
1 direct. But. meanwhile, let me
warn you against lifting those ban-
dages. ’Afdvlso me as they dry out
and I'll wot them again.”
A blessed relief stole over the am
fortunate : ey were still sick
and weak. but in a short time the
ecutcness of their suflerlng had di-
minished suflclentiy for Grey to
help them into the back seat of his
a: and resume his Journey.
Within I few minutes of Gray'-
arrival at Ranger. the town was
noisy with the story. for he drove
down the brightly lighted main
street and stopped in front of the
most populous cafe. There he glled
loudly tor a policeman. and when
them oibowed his way through
the crowd. Gray told him. in plain
bearing of all. enough of his ex-
perience to electrlfy «moody.
Nothing like this had occurred
during the brid. bus! lite o: the
town. It was a dramatic incident.
butthomnnneriawhichthiseap
ablestrangerhadbandled nondthe
discomnture he had brought upon
bu assailants appealed more to the
Posing
tion of the headlights. he busted
himself there for several momenu
bdoro‘r-uming his Journey.
m or " b“finial-e “2;! no mistaking the ckmed.
_ t my not bother to stl to
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. or en p
5! HIV! :I-J. blends “th 3013‘. for he knew mu m m
arts Mallow would be waiting. if at all.
ind for thou-i insomeplacshewssboundtopzsas.
. "h "*0 “in. "I'- a: last he beheld some distance
NOW GO ON W 1TH 8T0!!! ahead thueghwbitemgm-emolttwosw
onary m. was nor-
For ‘ m time 0'. driver mwendnndyhermand shutinby
dashed ‘ glance '3 m. companion. banks of underbrush: as he drew
Itwasapeculhraemrkandvoioed nearer a figure stepped out and
in ., queu- go... or!" Why?” at? in silhou‘ette untiéhhishown
.- n z to picked t up. e guns
Beau-a Gray m his 90". waved its arms, and called attention
“0“- mm W ‘ m‘“ 0‘ 5" to the on: behind—evidently broken
right hand—the one hrthest away down. ‘Here. then. the drama was
tromthomanatthewbssl—andsi- “away“;
”am his I?“ '3“ m Gray brought his machine on at
fromthebackotthesestuldtightp suchapaceandsoclose tothemsn
1’ W04 “1. W. waist. 3' in the roadthatthelatterwnsforced
finished in a wholly. unhmilinr _,-. , ‘
voice.“Because.mygoodman.you ‘\~ l‘i' 9!" ./'
aronowheldupforthotbildtime.
auditwoulddistressmetohavoto
kill you.“ ,-
The driver uttered a loud grunt.
for something sharp and hard had
been thrust deeply into that soft.
sensitive region overlying his liver.
andnowitwasheldtbers. Itwaa
moo-saw tor Guy on older the
a: stopped: its brakes squealed. it
ceased its progress as abruptly as if
its front wheels had tetched up
against a stone wall. ,
himself to the hotel manager. to
the president of the largest haul:
and to the me or. For a friend.
who is vice pros dent of the biggest
swelry house in Dallas. Gray un-
es a journey to Ron:
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cries for vengeance upon
l. .1“:
them were drowned in noisy apps.
elation or their mtor.
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doggcfimmmgom thudtboopposingheadlights:tbs ;.
oftheasssultwasoeeoblsss. Mdmschinewuintbetnnmu. .
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