mm FEBRUARY2,1923.
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HELP WANTED
WANTED
Experienced operators on
power machines to make dres-
ses, overblouses and waists.
Also hand~sewers and finish
ers.
We have steady work at
good pay ‘for women who can
TRUCKING REAL ESTATE g MISCELLANEOUS
"A“ HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Beds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay.'E
ing strains. quick: postpaid. ”Cata-
logue. .
A. a. men. .
Wellingtord, Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicurins Scalp Treat.
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm.
anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
'rrl. Canal 640-647
New York City
17H
31“" i'lill.
T, B wrcxwraE co.
Storage Warehouse
roduce 00 w rk_ Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
t \J'" —‘- Dnllr Son'ice p , g d o " Hair Goods-Swedish Face Massage.
i‘” - Hours 8 to 5:30. 47 Wall Street Norwak. Conn.
, . \.~“- )‘ork. _ Phone Nor-walk 2565
For your convenience Em-
, _- C moment omce until o. as“ caress...
ALI-Y BROS. an you get a six room, new 6:15 p. m. and Saturday af— Ladies’ & Gentleman's Custom
house, with improvements, ga-
rage and chicken houses, large
plot of good ground, on avenue,
for $6, 500; $2,500 cash 1
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way of Blowing, Press-
ing, Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered. '
Prompt Attention -— Phone 408.
ternoons,
M. N. MAYnHorr a COMPANY
15 Kerwin Street Nerwalk
:1.) moving. Special van
Daily trips to
mg * . distance trucking of
'i‘i‘fi‘lh“.
.: i . Phone :18 You can not.
,7 , We can. DIEMAKERS WANTED THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
HK‘HITECTS Let’s talk it over. Only first class men need a . MENT AGENCY i
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~ Apply the Employment Manager. ‘7 WALL ngwstflhonwm
. THE LAWRENCE AGENCY THE YALE a. TOWNE Mrs. A. w. Hitchcock. p 9.
Athl \V. VIATHER 15 South Main St ' MANUFACTURING 00., Telephone 391 5‘ ‘0 ,
ARCHITECT mom mo ' , STAMFORD CONN- ? c. H. BANKS
. - ’ , Cub net M kin , Reflnlshln and
9.51 Washington Street WANTED aphgmr'“ i
s~ Norwalk, Conn. Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. N orwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEAbriNt—s
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
FOR SALE
In order to raise a small amount
of cash quickly. owner will sacri-
fice modern six room house, with
all improvements. for 84.000:
$1,000 cash. House is situated in a
good section of Nor-wall: on trolley
line. For particulars apply to—
A few positions are opcn'for boys
and young men. between ages
15 to 18 years. on the first and
second shift. Piece work averages
$17.00 per week, day work while
le'arning.
iLlAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
Telephone 3339
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NORWALK' CONN. ANORR SART & NOVELTY SHOP,
NOR'WALK TIRE 8: RUBBER
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~ Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
___‘_ W111. F. Hoyt 6-? son COMPANY. PM“ 3091 . ‘
PATENTS mama. — Insurance FOR RENT
. . ._- 79 Washington St. Phone 435 WANTED M '
P‘TENTS ' ne'ss. 0:6 til-age: to; local billsi- T0 LET—Three rooms, with all mod-
. man preferred xplliruirt‘cebe Elliot- ern improvements. including steam
Viili‘it‘r find Davns dent acquainted with city streets and heat. Steam-heated modern ofiice.
. _- . ‘1 W DAVIS owns11. VARIAN outlying districts A l l own Best of location. low rentals. Inquiie
im MFR. . . . CONTRACTOR d BUILDER . ' pp y n Keogh & Candee, or Ito—Joseiovsky,
.\: Nimbus AT LAW ‘3 handwriting. stating experience, age
Fireproof Building and Concrclclng 3‘33“?“ ‘1‘ 0”“0 .
a Specialty
8 France St. Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone 618-1-2 Nor-walk
and local reference. Box C. C. M.
,w,‘ , . at. Oillce
i i. more U S P care Sentinel.
.3 MAIN ST.. BRIDGEPORT
r liooklet on Patents.
T0 LET—4 nice poems. in nice resi-
dential section of South \‘orualk.
All lmpfig'ements. Call 130:
‘TQ LET—‘Furnished rooms at No. 11
Haviland street, South Narwalk.
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\VANTED—StroEg boys for shipping
department. Apply LeRoy Shirt
Co.. Chestnut Street.
WANTED—A young man, high school
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: T ‘ graduate. for clerical work‘ in shirt “TO LET—Four rooms with all im-
[JA‘ 11‘ *‘IATTEBIX , . factory. Apply Leltoy Shirt Co. DTOVCmcnis. steam Mat. With 01'
i'\'l‘l"\'|' “wrmuia two family house, in First District. ' ' '
_ ._ . art lm r vements ’5 000 Cheflmut street. w Lwit umnage. Inquire Gus Green.
y Bldg. “Mama“ p v p o " ' " "‘ ' 10 Taylor avenue or l’hone 315.
WANTED—Firtman and handy man
- wants work day or nights. N. 3.,
care Sentinel Office.
WANTED—Wontn for light factory
work. Good pdy, steady positions,
Gabbe- Mole Works Inc.. Day and
l'lmm- Barnum 508
One family house. in Second District. .
Jun-nun “Hive—Outlay Bldg-
all improvements. 6 rooms, modern
in every respect and in excellent
condition . . . . . ............ $4.500
TO LET—An apartment, five rooms
and bath with set range. hot and
cold water. set tubs. gas for cooking,
out of the hands of the painter and
paper hanger last week. 41 Chapel
street. Twenty-live dollars per month}
.ii‘i‘div'mBILES
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i U“ SALE- $650.00 J‘ M' 0 BRIEN . Raymond streets. - inquire 64 South Mainstream Tel. 60.
lll‘j“"|.“‘[""r1?'21:::_' ”,5 00 Real Estate and Insurance WANTED—GIRLS “To WORK ON To LET’_20 ROOMS. IWONDERFUL
m l min; ....... flan-is oo 4 30- Main St Phone 977 cgggvggpoglfigfifi ‘430333 HPROPOSITION Peonr ROOMING
U, ,1 $350.00 . ‘ ~ ’ ' OUSE. RENT AR' OR ALL.
Tln',‘,‘},,‘,,",','ng':‘ SOUTH NORWALK'COI‘N‘ A TRADL. STEADY WORK. GOOD VERY REASONABLE RENT. 1N
cniu ............ $400.00 FOR ALE PAY. COMMLTATION FREE. AP- HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
W” __”,',,',2 19m .3150 00 S PLY WHITNEY BLDG. OPP. TOWN LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT, ATTORNEY,
. MN,“ 1923 1 2 f m'l ho 11 .m HA33.10’1C‘3ANAL STREET. THIRD PHONE 129.
5.00 - a 1 11 e a l - FL R, s AMFORD, CONN.
?,’,’”,".‘,','.:T..'i;,13;'12 :lésoo y , S ’ . LOFTS TO LET—Newly 'renovaled,
I. i... -. ..... $3 375 00 provements, Just off Van WANTED—A young girl {or light light, spacious. steam-heated lofts.
. .’ ,‘ ”B” thers , house work. white gm preferred. centrally located. Pleasant enough
DhUIClt 1'0 Zandt St. Apply Mrs. N. Steuer, 225 Flax Hill for Club room purposes, rates low .
enough for manufacturing purposes.
“wiiiiigton Street
Gottlleb's, 12 So. Main street.
ilk —— Phone 3075
Road.
\VANTED-—Glrl to assist with house-
work and care of baby. Hours 8
until 5:30 daily. Apply 342 Flax Hill
Road or phone 2405. .
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCIOTHAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
FOR SALE-Dairy and Garden Tr ck
Farm:
Estate. Comstoclc avenue, 1 1- 4 miles
0 LD CARS.
VVANTED—Experienced Buttonholers
' V71; Cars to $11. on shirts. A l Cluett, Peabod from City Limits. Broad Rh" "01193" i.-
“ ‘ 2 01d Remember! the main part of your co. Inc. » ”y y 3‘ making bargain price with terms ’ ~
'lDixEPORT AUTO 33:80 "ti-1th; rot“- gt ifoveflknall- ' $12,000. Particulars. inquire on '
. V 1 ‘1 en en s. 9 us x . we ow . ' ' , remiscsx - -‘
“RP‘LKING 00' how. .We are now located in our WANTE Cperators. Experienced p
on making sleeve facings on single
needle machines. Excellent pay. M. N.
Mayehoff &. Co. Merwin street.
new home
117 Water Street. South Norwalk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 and 2355.
1310 North Avenue
een Oak and Center It!"
BRIDGEPORT, cons.
Phone Barnum 5686-2
rid-Hard Pam and Tires *0
FOR SALE—1 upright grand piano.
$150. Inquire Frank Valentine. P.
O. Box 59. Norwalk, Conn:
F03 SALE—Six room cottage excel.
lent condition, five minutes from
WANTED —— Experienced operators
who can make plain dresses of Jer-
sey. linen and silk. Apply all week at to
Fit A' y Make of am TOURS M. N. Mayehoff 6; Co.. 15 Merwin St. Ta 33:: fig‘s‘fu‘m see 8' s. “15°"
.-,,_ TOURS T0 EUROPE on WANTED—Competent girl for gener- FOR SALE—Bargain. six room mod- _
B UDA. ‘ al housework. Mrs. William Somers, ern house all lmprovemen good 7;.
WALK AUTO WREqu Every accommmomdatlon, steamers are 31 Bay View Ave» 50- Nor-walk. street in South Norwalk. $4, 00 for
COMPANY unsurpassed. good rooms. excellent WANTED-@reful driver for coal “me“ ““9 Gene Mltchgll- Te'e'
food well prepared and nicely sex-veal team. man familiar with City 911°“ ”61 mrnmgs- .
ample deck space. For particulars streets. Norwalk Coal & Supply Co..
EAST NORWALK ASK JOHN T. HAYES. Agent 108 Water street. South Norwalk.
all improvements. lot 58:100. price
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P. Fifi.“ RAE SHANWI
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FOR SALE ~
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FOR SALE—New six room bungalow, '
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”SM ” A” Kinds of 7 Main 8m“ Nona“ WANTED—Women in our Underwear reasonable located at 29 Plymouth
, Earls for Sale. pressing and folding. department :Wenue, Norwalk. For terms and price
. --_.__._.. DRUGGISTS Work done with electric irons. Will “m" at 89 M3“ “- T“- 1°°~ 5
\IOTORS take a few» learners. Apply Cluett, FOR SALE—Brand ,pew bathroom,
»- Peabody 8‘ 0°" “‘3' t 8:6. Syphon closet, china low-down
' an enameled bath tub and lavato , ,
.. i \R \GES FREE FREE FREE Wmffaijgft off; $331133 with all nickel-plated nttmigs: smog: ,
‘ , MM," SGARAGE With Ever, W of 50° Light work. 15 to 16 years old. big harm white celluloid mm“ V
closet seats, 85. Seidenburg Co.. 254
Edw. Boese Chestnut street.
.. . . . . ' _ West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
, ‘ pairing and Qver— one House BOYS to sell vanilla after school. Avenues, New York City.
- ' Intrii‘l't Mechanic. Thernlgmeter Sand :01- tm sample bottle. Wakeh . LOST
T: r i Connecticut'Aves. ‘ field Elxtract Co.. Sanhornville, N. E. . '
. , , LOST—Gold watch and chain mono.
IPVING K y BOW Pharmacy .- WANTED - TO BUY mm“ ,C- G-.-Rmrfi-‘ Call 1144-3:
i . POLLE GEE A SQUARE DEAL V'
JAMES P “9‘ We will buy your'household goods. PROFESSIONAL
Pharmacist rags. paper- junk and all second.
BARGAINS 5230- mat- So NM baud goods. Anythingyouhave. Pace vmun Imct‘m Beginner“ expect-
, ”00111111: to the quality of the toad!- our-Telephone 871 for appointment;
iii 1 mic morons _ A mm a“, um Abfkn Cohen. 27 camp street, Nor.
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ICE. MACHINES e sous-H MAIN eraser. . 12 ion 'fmmm‘midm :‘ur- ' '
. “5’ ‘ TON . 13m niture’or household goods. call or
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013“» Motors pox-r mm‘m KOBE m 2:11” W a w]. of In,
. :1; .ErlcezggrftBBOTT WED may “(”1168 m Mull it .to Ills Bros. and 70!
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CHAPTER I
John Hannah's “meanest
ARADISE! What words shall
one choose to tell of it and
thosorfwho made lt—of its
beauty. in strength and its. arro-
gance?
'In a land where distance hated
the southern skyline, where tawny
butter and mess stood maJCtleally
against the blue. where bunch~grass
levels “rcpt toward the inimitable
west and the Blind Trail Hills rose
stark and forbidding upon the cast.
it lay like the heart of peace itself.
smiling in the sun. green with its
wide alfalfa fields beneath its living
'waters. -
Worn. old-fashioned chairs and
benches stood hospitably on the
clean-swept earth where the poplars
made their shaking shade. and ham.
mocks. gay with fringe. swung in
‘ths littfl breezes.
And. half circling this enchanting
spot upon the “left. there stood the
ranch-house itself. .
The house was irregular. full of
great rooms and passageways and
sudden tunings. of mysterious and
unexpecmd nooks and corners. In
the center of the half~clrcle which it
formed around ‘the spring and the
, cottonwoods. two great docs-s opened
inward. taking the stranger abrupt-
, ly into a‘room so huge—so high, so
wide. so deep—that he invariably
caught his breath.
Its hard earth floor was covered to
every corner with Indian rugs in
every one
of which in its beautiful design: its
size, its thickness, was worth a
pocket.qu of gold. On its walls yet
other rugs and blankets were
stretched_ between the long? deep
' vrifta‘that answered for windows, but
these were bright with color-flam-
lug reds and golds and the sharp
clear contrast of the blacks that
only the: Indian Weavers know so
well how to use. Here and there
among these striking panels there
. ‘5 picture or two-and again
thigh-agar stared. for one was the
Museum her over entrancing
smile. and one’was Psyche at airing
in the exaulslte lights and ts d:
April; while yet one other thpt'
undylni 107 to tho» who love horse-
gfledh. Rosa Ecnheur'a Horse Fair.
mu four feet long. ‘
There were .oouchsa against the
walls, and in one corner where the
light fell from the west
through the flue-leaved vine outside
thewindow.apluo;seoldtbattu
W chestnut-white keyawereyellowas
enolddeg’s tootb.fifted2ltsharp-:
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like a prisoner in this fortress. but
guarded by so many loving hearts.
watched by so many keen eyes.
served by so many eager hands. that
she was ln‘teallt‘y a queen. And,
here. often. when she played
nameless times a man came to d
her, to sit and listen and to watch
her face with such a heartache on
his features that Tragedy stalked
through the shadowed room.
This was John Harmon. the boss of
the rancho, the greatest one-man
power in the country of the means.
hated his far neighbors for his
fences it his fields, and his
methods..feared by his enemies. on
a shining mark for that sharp gentry
of the Border whose raids and crimes
were aJoad on the hearts of all the
ranchers within striking distance of
And the slim blind woman
was his wife. Belle. the only woman-
creature he had ever loved in his life
save one. and whose affliction
darkened the windows of his ul
with bitter rebellion.
John Harmonia land stretched for
many a. mile. according to his
strength to hold it. and cattle grued
on the sweet bunch grass as far as
the eye could see. Four living
springs among the meeas, more pro-
cious than .gold in that half desert
"GI V3 HIM TH‘ BEST TH‘
RANCH'S GOT, ” HE SAID TO'
BRESTON. 5
land. were Ms by right of long pos-
sessipn and might .of protection.
COWboys. vaqueros, slept in the
long bunk-house that stood to the
right of the ranch-house and the
barns. followed the rattling chuck-
wagons, rode the range and were
John HannOh's to a man. for this
big. heavy ranchero was of a per-
sonality that drew men to him
strongly. or repelled them as strong-
ly. His dark eyes were changeable
soft as abadowrwben he looked
upon his wife. keen and brigbtas
flame when bk swift anger was
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. ranch bowed in adoration—but the
' trees. half asleep and utterly at
~ supplies.
. rack before Hunnewell's store where
beauty and perfection. Redstar was
beyond comparison. And he was not
kin to the Red Brood. since he was
an alien. brought from none knew
what distant land save John Hannah
himself. who had ridden him home
one day in spring some four years
back, after a long and silent absence.
The boss had swung stiffly from
him. that 'wrlng twilight and laid
upon hitneck a hand that was elo-
queht of pride. .
“Give him th' bth th' . ranch's
got," he sail! to Briston the fore-
man. "now an’ always."
“Where on earth d'you get him?"
asked the other wonderingly. but
the rancher turned wearily away to- .
ward the comfort of his house.
"So fur from here that you
muldn't know. Tom," he said,
"and,” he added as an afterthought.
"his price has left me nearly bust-
ed‘l’
So Redstar came to Paradise, and
it was Paradise to him in all truth.
for he had the run of all the fresh
green fields, the open stretches
where the bunch grass grew when
the riders were about. a. private pad-
dock all lils own. and none but the
master ever backed him. until—until
Val Banner. grew up sufficiently to
look her daddy in the eye with her
two velvet orbs and demand the king
to ride.
And Val Harmon ranked above the
horses lf‘such a thing were possible
-perhaps because her mother loved
her with an idolatry that lit up her -
darkness.
But there was reason in plenty for
the boss to rank his daughter first.
all the reason a. man might heed
wrapped in the slim young form of
her. for if the Red,Brood strained
comparison. Val Hannah beggared
ll. » ,
And Val on Redstar was the prize.
the crown of Piradise. the imperial
sovereign ‘before whom the whole
sweetest. kindest, simplest ruler that
ever sat a throne.
CHAPTER I!
- ‘ High Play
N a warm sweet day in ,early
summer the town of Santa Le-
andra drowned beneath its
peace.
Santa Leandra. was an ancient
dame among towns. '1 Three genera-
tions back she had sent out her
wagons with their freight of gold.
brought them back laden with sup-
plies for the two stores. Today the
wsgms still creaked over the many
miles of bunch-grass plain that lay
between her and the railroad—the
railroad that would never come near-
er—and they still. carried a slender
freight of gold. still brought back
For Santa Leandra.
though seemingly of the past. was
very much of the present.
On this particular day the life of
the one street was gathered at the
a bunch o: hordes were tied. .
For a game was running at Hun-
newell'a and had run aince the night
before.- One of those horses at the
rack belonged to Brideman, who
rode alone. and the
town there was alwa
worththetaking. I
But it tookiagoodoneto take it
fromBrideina-hlnalltru
th—ulually
Corey, who livdl in the big stone ,.
hon-cattle nos-thofthe ms t,
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