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ARCHITECT
79;? w 2,.hington Street
5» NI‘l‘lV’Zlik, Conn.
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LIAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
.meiTECT
Telephone 3339
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'0‘. 7 ‘1 NORWALK, CONN.
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ixn‘ENTs
REAL ESTATE
The Lawrence Agency
Offers:
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A. Two family. housc,.corner, 5
and 6 rooms, good in and out,
central, for $6,500. Rents $60.
B. Two ’family house, as above,
rents $00, for $6,300. Property
en fine shape.
U. . New home, 1%; acres, 6 roOms,
- improvements, outbuildings,
good road, for $6,500.
D. Good 6 room house, improve-
ments. A home for $6,000.
Call at 15 80. Main Street.
‘ HELP WANTED
DIEMAKERS,WANTED
Only first class fncn need apply.
Apply the Employment Manager.
THE YALE 8:. TOWNE
LIANUFACTURING CO»
STAMFORD, CONN.
TO LET—One half house. 7 rooms.
all improvements. 18 Winfield street.
For particulars, 'phoue 2019.
WANTED—An opportunity is offered
to a. dependable girl to secure a
permanent position in office of large
firm. Experience in keeping records
and knowledge of stenography essen-
tial. Write, giving qualifications and
salary desired. Box L. care of Sentinel.
WANTED—Boarders or convalescents.
A comfortable home Just for enough
away to be ’quiet, five minutes‘ from
trolley. 2 Selleck avenue ofii St. John
street. East Norwalk. Telephone 3155.
W’ANTED—Can accommodates. few
pupils for private shorthand lessons
in evening: Pitman system taught;
Results guaranteed. Address Box D..
Sentinel Office. for appointment.
WANTED—Girls for sewing mcahine
operators on children's dresses and
hems‘titching. 91 Connecticut avenue.
FOR SALE
Two and one-half acre farm. 10-
rated about tuo miles from the
center of Norwalk on good road.
Practically new six-room bunga-
low. having hardwood floors and
heating system. Deep art‘esian
well. water in the house. Price
“.200. Cash $1.000.
Wm. F. Hoyt 69‘ Son
Real Estate -— Insurance
79 Washington St. Phone 435
mums
Womlt‘l‘ and DaVlS
, \ ll'llt Ill. W. DAVIS
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«some 57., smoceponr
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sh ii'l.’|\l~if'l', 1921 . . . . 8650.00
1" ll” lll‘lCl‘ ........ $375.00
llnwl lnuring ........ $175.00
«mom 0‘. Touring . . . . $350.00
'l'lllllll l 'l'uurlng,
llu' ill \\ ............ $400.00
liwll l urmg. 1910 ... . $150.00
d lulu-Jig. 1923,
lm .‘um miles ........ » $375.00
'I'lnml lunl'lng. 1918 .. $175.00
ll N II in .......... $375.00
bfhul‘clt Brothers
" ' . Elington Street
, .JIHC —- Phone 3075
OLD CARS
ell Y. or 01d Cars to the
R'IDUEPORT AUTO
WREC KING CO.
1310 North Avonu‘e
een Oak and Center Btu.
BRIDGEPOBT, 00ml.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
mil-Hand Parts and Tlree to
Fit Any Make of Car.
'WllLK TIE—To wnnoxmo .
C OMPANY
Mi \\ q. IZAS'I‘ NORWALK
" ' lam. —- All Kinds of
.nsrfs for Sale.
(.ARAGES
71‘“ 'Z'YS GARAGE
. liq-wiring and Over;
J Expert Mechanic. _
‘ 1 Connecticut Aves.
Lilo—Tells
IRVING K. POLLEY
BARGAINS
in 1Hue MOTORS
‘. in an n. l’.
Rum I:~._.ALL SIZES
““‘IM N\-—-\\'l.\‘CHESTER
1'! “1- AND
lC E MACHINES
‘. m 4 Toy
'Monroe St. So. Norwalk, bi-
OHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Ooncreteing
a Specialty
8 France St.- Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 0184-: Nor-walk
WANTED—Room and board in pri-_
vatc family by, young woman em—
ployed in South Norwalk. Address
“X." care Sentinel. or call 1054.
\VANTED—Neckband setters. button-
holers and operators. experienced
on power machines. Steady work. Ap-
ply LeRoy Shirt Co.. Chestnut street.
WANTED—Female experienced ope-
rators on Union Special yoklngsma-
chines. can earn $35.00 per week.
Harry Berger Shirt Co.. 35 Oliver st.,
Stamford. Conn.
\V’ANTED—Girl with knowledge
bookkeeping to make herself useful
in factory, Conn. Dress Co.. 40 Frank—
lin street.
WANTED—Strong boys for shipping
department. Apply LeRoy Shirt
Co.. Chestnut Street.
WANTED—A young man. high school
graduate. for clerical work in shirt
tactory. Apply Lel‘toy Shirt Co..
Chestnut Street. '
FOR SALE
Two family house. in .Ii‘lrsigpistrict.
part improvements . . . . . . .. $5,000
One'i'amily house. in Second District.
all improvements, 6 rooms, modern
in every respect and in excellent
- condition . . . . . . .
J. M. O’BRIEN 7‘
Real Estate and Insurance
4 So. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FOR SALE
1 2-family house, all im-
provements, . just off Van
Zandt St.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
Remember! the main part of your
house is the roof. It covers all.
When it leaks. let us fix it. we know
how. We'sre now located in our
new home
117 Water Street. South Norwalk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 and 2955. ’
.
TOURS
TOURS TO EUROPE on
' BERMUDA.
Every accommodation, steamers are
unsurpgssed, good rooms. excellent
food well prepared and nicely served.
ample deck space. For particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES. Agent
7 Main Street . Norwaik
DRUGGISTS
FREE FREE“ FREE
With Everzrrgrouhue o! 500
One House
Thermometer
AT
Bovi Pharmacy",
JAMES PARKER. Mgr.
moensed Pharmacist ~
5289. must. 8o. Rorwsik
F. H. BAETER
s so urn MAIN STREET.
3311 ' ’ r k 1.
Agent intracellular. par ,
Tiller-d. Green Seal. mwmw
Candles. . .. ..
‘1 General Electric
”it"w‘ Motors
.. “I” and ABBOTT
~~ enmessors to -
“my Mrwnlk Branch
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V \V‘ANTED—W’elt
WANTED—Fireman and handy man
wants «york, day or nights. N. 8..
care Sentinel Office. .
BOYS to sell vanilla after school.
Send for free sample bottle. Wake-
field Extract Co., Ssnbomville. N. H.
\‘v‘ANTED—EXP. “ll'l'JNCEI‘J OPER-
nus DRESSES.
‘JEROME FRANK AND COMPANY.
10 MADISON STREET.
WANTED—Severm girls {or work in
Mfg. Dept. Steady employment._ Ap-
ply in person Clover Mfg. Co..
nipauk. Conn.
\VANTED-Sceoml hand upright
piano. and a. good sized Bookcase.
Address. 'Plano. care of Sentinel.
WANTED—A cook for the Home for
the Aged for a short time. Apply
to Miss Ella Byxbee. 173 Main street.
Norwalk. Phone 766.
lasters. Lounsbnry,
Mathewson & Co.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Flne pieces
furniture, pine. maple. mahogany.
finished and unfinished. Also chiffel-
robe. Princess dresser, dressing table.
Adam design. brown mahogany. Also
Oriental rugs, large black Axminster
and large grey velvet rug. Old glass.
china and prints. Phone 280 Darien.
FOR SALE-1920 Ford touring, with
starter. $125. 1919 Chcwt‘olet \‘uith
starter. $100. One Ford runabout :35.
G. McKcndry. Phone 249-3. New
Canaan. second house, from Hoyt's
nursery.
FOR. SALE—CORN STALKS. Tele-
phone 1115. Ask for Mr. ls‘airhurst.
FOR SALE—Dairy and Garden Truck
Farm: knoyvn as the Ketchum
Estate. Comsiock avenue. 1 1—4 miles
from City Limits. Broad River trolley;
making bargain price with terms
812.000. Particulars, inquire on
premises.
FOR SALE—Six room cottage excel-
lent condition. five 'minutes from
town. For particulars see S. S. Velsor.
Tel. 41' or 1225.
FOR SALE—Bargain. six room mod:
ern house all improvements, good
street in South Norwalk. $4,500 for
quick sale. Geotge. ‘Mltchell. Tele-
phone 1861 mornings. '
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china lowdown
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain. white celluloid water
closet seats. $5. Seidenburg Co.. 254
West coll Streekbetween-‘lth and so.
Avenues. New York City.
TAXICABS
Mfuuoxniso run so: -
Under 'I‘e‘rlov’smgu Store ‘
Phone.
3 :3 2 ’0
Careful Drivers {- Proanpt Service
wOMAN'snIé ENGINEER.
Maroon»;— Victoria. Drugs.
mood. daughter at the first Lord Am-
herst o! Hackney, claims to . be *the‘
only women mannerengineer. She’s
just arrived horsemen a. trip from Ans».
or.
Nash, 104 South Main street. Call
alter-4:30 p. in.
T0 LET—Four rooms, all improve-
\Vln—V
of antique .
trallmfh'svlng? missed onlymne watch '
’ MISCELLANEOUS . .
HALL snoresnsfinsssv' omens.
White Leghorns. Rhoda Island Reds.
ing strains.
logue.
A. B. HALL. _
WellingtonL'~ Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP ‘
Shampooing, Mnnicuring, Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Penn.
anent. Waving, Hair Bobbins, Curling:
Marcel Waving .— Hsir Dressing
Hair Goods—~Swedi'sh Face _Massnge.
47 Wall Street Norwslk. Conn. i
Phone N orwalk 2555
TWIN CITY VALET
Joe. C. Selleck 8:. Thos. O. McKendry
‘Ledies’ a Gentlemen's Custom
Tailoring . ‘
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press—
3118- Dyeing snd Repairing.
, Called tor and Delivered.
Prompt Attention —- Phone 408.
THE CONNECTICUT :EMPLOYW
. MENT AGENCY l
47 WALL STREET , NORWALK‘
Phone 759-12. '
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Prop.
Telephone 391
C. H. HANKS
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1, West Ave. 80. Nor-walk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Nor-walk
Phone 3091 ‘
FOR RENT
TO LET—Six room flat all
menis. in fine
avenue.
improves
condition, 8 North
George Mitchell. Telephone
1801. mornings.
TO LET-”Furnished rooms for light-
housekeeping near center. Inquire
7 Grove street.
T0 LET—Furnished heated room
suitable for two turn or two furn-
ished heated rooms. suitable for light-3
housekeeping. All improvements. K.
ments. and store. 137 \Vashington
street. A. Cohen. I'lione 351-2.- ~
TO LET—Three rooms, with all mod-
ern improvements. including no.1".
heat. Steam-heated modern ofiice.
Best of looation. low rentals. Inquire
Keogh & t‘nmlee, or R. Joselovskv
Seavlew avenue. - ’
TO LET—Four rooms with all im-
provements. steam heat. with or
Without garage; Inquire Gus ' Green,
10:: Taylor avenue 0“ -I’lione 315.
TO LET-20 ROOMS. “’ONDE
PROPOSITION FOR ROOxthIINICS
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORTVALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT
PHONE 129. ' ATTORNEY'
LOFTS T0 LED—Newly renovated,
light. spacious. steam—heated lofts.
centrally located. Pleasant enough
tor club room purposes. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottheb's. 12 So. Main street.
WANTED TO BUY
GET A SQUSRE DEAL
We will buy your household goods, ‘
rags, papers junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything yourhave. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always. ' V ..
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
32 Van Znndt street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
ATTENTION i
It you want to dispose of any up
hiture or household goods. call or
write to H Ash. No order is too large
orremen to get attention.
. 44 WATER ST. ~— TEL. 903.
. READERS. ATTENTION!
It you heve second hend turnltnre.
junk. Paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jello Bros. end you
will see the (reason why.
' .. Write or Cell.
37- Fort St.
East Nomlk. Conn.
. Telephone 499.
OUR SEMLFINISHED SERVICE.
Semi-Finished. “fl!!! is it. ? It
is. an excellent service for those
Ianuliee the: do not have on excel--
sive dinount of starehwork. You:
bundle is, returned dry. All the
work is nicely washed and the-flat.
pieces such as bed and table linen
ironed just the same as our more
expensive service. No.,gnrmcnls
are star-clued. in the Seam-Finished
service. All the wearing apparel is
pressed flat in our not work irate:
and you willbe pleased with the
. 9W oi: your. cotton under-
wear and annulment; .01.
wmje wrinkledlme mean he
.louche‘dupatfhome. QV‘ ..'
edWe believe tilt the Send-Finlan-
phases othlmdry‘ , "work‘ 7 ever pro-
..dneed. F The com :15 a Secondary'
oonsldmtionwheu oompercd" , ‘ ’with‘
realms. . ' ‘ ‘
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,tho 12 1.2
This '.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
Chicks pounds. Csts~'
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HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATING .
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_'.l‘he young! man threw down tour
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
JOHN HANSON. wealthy ranch
owner, his blind wife. BELLE. and
their beautiful daughter. VAL. live
happily together in Hannon‘s won-
der ul ranch home. Paradise. Hen-
non. the greatest power in the
meeas country.— loved by his family
and hated by his neighbors. is. the
richest {and owner in that ~se‘ction.
His wondrous Red Brood of horses
sis the envy or all cattlemen.
In Hunnewell‘s stdre in Sanfa Le—
andra. ‘ nearest town to Paradise
ranch. .3 game to sunning. ~'
BRIDEMAX. man of
wins steadily until'a. stranger. ac—
companied by a. band of horsemen.
appears.
The stacks of gold at Brideman's
band pass gradually to the
stranger's side. LOLA SANCHEZ.
role of Santa Leandra. watching the
game. proposes that Brideman stake
her to the stranger.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
Brideman stared for’aflm'oment in
dull ensue. ‘
Then his great. laugh boomed in
the 'room once more. the sparkle
came swiftly back to his blue eyes.
"Done!" he cried. “come on. young-V
an. if you're a staycr! I stain Lola.
th' Rose 0' Santa Leandra, against
your whole pile!"
And he waved a. steadied hand
grandiloquently toward the stacks of
gold and silver.
For the first dime-the stranger
raised his eyes and looked at the
girl. but she did not meet his gaze.
Sanchez forged forward and caught
his daughter roughly by the shoul-
der. but she put. her hands on her
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m YSIEYY.
fully.
"I'm nineteen,” she said. "go on;
Brideman."
Sancho: flung up his hand.
snapped his fingers. His brown fie
was sshen gray. . ' .
For a second or so the stranger
hesitated. scanned the races of the
principals in the little play. Then
he smiled, picked up the cards. deft~
ly shook .them together and shoved
them over.
“All right." he sold. “and you
may have the deal in the bargain.
One hand to draw." ,
Bridemsn. steady as a rock, dealt,
laid down the pack and picked up
his hand. . ~ ..
He descarded'two. picked up the
pack again and looked nt‘tbe other‘
curds and‘s‘mlled. , l
The girl by the table‘ flushed like a.
sunset. A; t chance; he took to
win her. in ill‘truth! " ‘
In silence Brideman dealt him
tour mds. took his own‘two; and in
hands, use up. ,
.Bridemsn held two queens;and a
back. I. live and a trey.
The stranger held mom- tings
endeninespot—th‘ ecu-d,
finishi—
hehadholdtromhlsdlsmrd.nolo.
watching. saw {his 05rd turn up'and
the hush depend in border:
cheeks. ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' '
-' thr in oath Bridemsn bungled
“Devil's luck!" he ‘sald'hoannly.
“but you're ‘_IOH. ‘ Loloi. body, an’
stocking laugh beamed to. or. her.
«And “.Lelo
me sez‘l‘wosl‘s’
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Then he stooped and kissed her
lightly upon the rosebud of her
mouth. ‘
"Go home with your dad.” he said,
"and be a good girl." -
, Thenhe gathered his men with his
quick glance, walked to the door and
out into the afternoon sunshine.
In :ten seconds the whole bunch.
after dashing. rattling. and scram-
bling among the horseskhad mount.-
ed and turned and were ‘making out
of town toward the south with the
great red horse flve jumps ahead. his
satin hide shining. his huge neck
bowed, the clbud of his black mane
like smoke above him and his long
tail :1 ran behind.
Every man at Hunnewell‘s but one
their going.
“Boys," said Hunnewen, solemnly.
"do you know who that was?"
"No." came the snswerprornptly.
from several. “hilt we got a good
guess." '
‘Right, I take it." said Hunnewell.
“That‘s Velantrie from th' Border.
and his band 0' bandits—~Don Keeota
\[elsntria they call him. south.
though why—for that name. I don't
know. an“ he's th"smoothcst lad in
th' world. they say. I saw him
once before, in a little town over th'
I "LITTLE. BOLD.‘ ~ PRETTY
THING." HE SAID.“ "DON’T no
THESE TRICKS ANY MORE."
line, ~an’ be remembered me. They
say he knows a. lot this some folks
don’t—your name. too. Brideman."
But Bridemsn lay across the table
inside. dead" asleep. "
‘-' CHAPTER II!
The, E‘s-loudest Paradise
> "summer was glorious upon
» the and The sun was high in
e. clondless sky and a little wind
'csrne eternally, in tram the bunch-
grsss levels. '
Under the light the wide alum
fields. of which John Harmon was in-
ordinately mind: and which the
ranchznea uteri. lay like spread
cmeraldficwu-d the South. Scattered
against this Vivid. (Gentile Red
Brood grazed in opulent plenty.
Redcioodthehlt lingo stallion.
Hottoot. ,old but‘ built like 5 racer
animal the look}! a. coil. Dawn-g
. light mesvn one. Firebrand and~ The
I‘lune, they were a Vsigln t for gods
m m in their pest. action. They
'thesweer mung.
. WM .
“$3.,“ ”do. see Yell
crowded O‘ut upon the porch to watch
. look of pride as a king might wear
.—cndtheopen.sagewestohlmnn
' and John Hannah had never let her
_8enchen'nerrled her gold down
"sheaths. ,
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He was the king and his behavior
was fitting his royalty.
The hatred‘ot one stallion for an-
other was in Redeldud‘s‘ scream of
anger when he passed, but he had
never been. known toenswer it. It
was as if he felt a. mighty contempt
for the wild red horse, a bit smaller
thanrhimsejf, :not so dark in color.
heavier and of less speed.
“Redcloud_fli’ates th’ king." said
Johnlgalnggn‘smiling. “But Redstar
don’fijrnoste's on earth. It's the
heart 0' th’ thoroughbred in him. th’
instinctiveflngwledge that they ain't
rivals—fi‘n‘t‘je nohow."
But Lining-ling. the beautiful gel-
dingk'sli'nit graceful, tall and swift.
gentler {befall the rest, was of a
nurse» mettle. If there was one
horse on the much that could hold a
candle to Redsthx. it was this dark
bay‘ beauty with‘ his ~mane like a.
lady’s—W imi-hisgenile eyes.
But Redstaris eyes were gentler.
his soft coat darker witlf‘n. faint
black shadow ~driiting through it
along-shoulder and hip where the
dim black dappla shone, his regal
head higher, his nostrils smaller.
mous- delicate, his slim legs longer,
his mansi've withers; higher.
When Val Hannah looked at Red- '
star a, mist or tears sometimes
dimmed her eyes, a. lump rose in her
threat.- ‘ ‘ "
"It doesn‘t seem posible that a.
horse could be so grand. so—so hu-
man," she said once, "he's more
than a. home in all truth. There's a
spirit in mm that's like e. soul."
And she was right, for when she
came to the upper bars and cupping
her hands to her scarlet mouth sent
out; the double whistle that was be-
tween them only. it was more than
a herse who raised his splendid head
——-a.iert enough now—dined his flowb
ing tail a trifle, arched his high neck
and sailed away com the fields to-
ward her—it was a friend.
Nay. more—it was a lover.
A lover who smelled of her hair
with long tabulations, as if he drew
the beloved scent 01' her into his
lungs-“who rested his great muzzle
on her shoulder. rubbed his cheekon
hers—red satin on tawny velvet—
who nibbled her hands with his soft
lipe and searched he: garments tor
tidbits; .
When Ralstar swept out from the
wide ranch yard and sailed away
dewn across the levels with Val in
the saddle, her father sometimes
stood and watched them with such a
beholding his domain from the
mountain tops.
And ,Vsl, loose in the saddle as an
Indian. shot through the sort blue
atmo‘Sphez-e like' a. bolt. her dark
eyes half closed. her lips apart. a
smile dimpling in her cheeks, drunk»
to the heart on the glorious speed,
the keen singing of the wind in her
ears, the humming thunder of Red.
star’s shining boots. '
' Redstnr himself was no lag-drunks
on with his own perfection. He had
run ‘elwsyhelnys. since th a dim
days which be had. nearly to: otten
i
amphitheater. There was nothing in.
le‘the blue distance to stop him.
There was nothing in the land to
catch lulu-had never been. He had
run with Redclond. and with the
slim young. racers Firebrend and
The Fisma and with Lightning. but
always be had run away from them.
.Dswnlight lied scanned and fought
herbippndmedllkeeturybe-
cause. she fell behind. had stopped
as plunged and acted like 9. maniac.
H...
run ass-in.
Only Lightning, or all the speed!
crew; had hung on Redstar's flank
term length affine. and the me- r
tor had locked at him with new in-
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