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REAL ESTATE
Abraham Lincoln said. “It you
once forfeit the confidence at your
fellow citizens. you as never to-
gain their respect and esteem."
The business of providing insur-
nnce protection relies on this state-
ment for its success.
We repeeeent strong. reliable
comps-is with reputations tor
teir deals; and prompt edinst~
ments.
Your confidence in us is well
placed. and with service we strive
L‘to keep your respect and esteem.
J. M. LAYTON & 00., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
HELP WANTED
wanrso
'l‘irc Department
An increase in production creates
some very fine openings in our
for strong
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HALL BROTHERS? BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy my-
logos;
MISCELLANEOUS
strains. Chicks postpaid. Cate.-
A. B. HALL.
American men, 25 to 40‘ycars
old. Beginners can attain piece
work after a few weeks. Wages
then average 70 cents per hour.
Wallingford, Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Phone 35
A FElV REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITIES
Offered For Sale By
WILLIAM F. HOYT c SON
l-Ztt‘elleut house of seven rooms
and bath. with every modern inl-
prmcun-nt and centrally located
in South Norwulk. Price $7,000.
Cash $3,200.
Finest, seven room house. with ev-
ery modern improvement and
two car garage. Lot. 100x150.
I-‘lnc lawns. shade and fruit.
Excellent location. Price $9,500.
Terms arranged.
Fine little six room house. with all
imprort'nn'nts. located in excel-
ient section of Norwalk. Price
$1,000. Cash Ol.000.
Practically new six room bungalow
with two acres or land. Two
miles from center or Nut-walk.
l'rit‘e $4.200. Cash $1,000.
“'0 have a. large number of pros-
pm'tivo buyers and solicit list-
ings of all kinds of property.
Wm. F. Hoyt 6? Son
Real Estate — Insurance
79 Washington St. Phone 435
Apply——
COMPANY.
NORWALK TIRE a RUBBER
WANTED .
can do neat work for
Dept. to learn—-
Sewing on collars and eufi's
Making collars and eufi‘s
Seething
Slecving.
day until 4 p. m. .
Experienced operators who
Waist
For your convenience Em-
ployment 'Ofliee open Satur-
M. N. ‘MAYEHOFF & 00., Inc.
Shampeoing, Manicuring, Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair DyeingrPei-m—
snout Waving. Hair Bobbing. Curling
Marcel Waving -- Hair Dressing ,.
Hair Goods-Swedish Face Message.
47 Wall Street
Nowell. Conn.
Phone ’ Norwalk 2586
Joe.
The
Ladies‘ & Gentleman’s Custom
Prompt Attention —- Phone 408.
TWIN CITY VALET
C. Belleek 8: Thos. 0. MoXendry
Tailoring
Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
ing, Dyeing and Repairing.
Called tor and Delivered.
.THE «CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
47 WALL STREET
MENT AGENCY
NORWALKi
Phone 759-12.
cotton and Jersey.
Also 3
Hand sewers for finishing
dresses and skirts.
15 Merwin St.
making plain dresses of linen,
M. N. MAYEHOFF & 00., Inc.
Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED
A number of good men for
general factory work. Can
also use a few boys. Steady
work. Good wages.
THE GILBERT dz BENNETT
MANUFACTURING 00.,
Georgetown, Conn.
Phone Nor-walk 89
DIEMAKERS \VANTED
Only first class men need apply.
Apply the Employment Manager.
THE YALE 8: TOWNE
15 Mei-win St. Norwalk, Conn. Mrs. A W. Hitchcock. Prop.
Tele hone 391
WANTED p c H mums
Experienced operators for Cabinet Making. Refinlshlna Ind
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
1 West Ave.
Upholsterlng
Made to Order.
80. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES '
Com
nusis'ri'rcrfiiva. sxm'r PLEATIFIE
KNORR'S ART .2. NOVELTY SHOP.
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All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
mercial Bldg.
Norwalk
Phone ll) 9 1 '
FOR RENT
TO
liens
M rs.
st rr (1
rooms.
keeping.
LET—Two furnished heated
Huituhlv for light house—
Cull after 4:30 p. m.
onablo. ventral. improvements. ..
\Vililumson. 1M South Mulnv
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LET—li‘urnlshml rooms. .louiile
single. convenient to bill“. Suit-
for gentlemen” (‘nll Saturday
umlny. 18 Mei-win sired.
173
’l‘() I:I‘;'.l.'—-‘5 rooms. all improvements.
heat. 3 Elizabeth St: 1 room apart-
incnt. all
Main St; 5
Rom].
mprovemrnts, hult. 104 So.
rooms. all improvement].
80. Main St. Inn. 1:“: Flux Iliil
1 MANUFACTURING c0..
STAMFORD, CONN.
WANTED— Saleelndy. Must 1mm
knowledge or bookkeeping. Ludiow
Baking Co.. 31 Van Znndt street.
WANTED—Operators experienced on
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FOR SALE
family house, all improve—
. . ments .................... 87.500
.u.. :‘ I'lil Avenue 2 family house. all improve-
eez 011-; Mid Center 8%., meme ...... , .............. 39,000
.. 2 faintly house. some improve-
ElDanORT, 00“. ments .................... 89.000
':::-: L‘ im 5586-2 For Particulars
i- ': 7- "‘T. and Tires ‘0 1. , ' ,.
p. , , my. a, Car. ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street. Norwnlk
W Real Estate — Insurance
': 1' ELECTRICAL
3.3.?) STATION CHARLES J. VARIAN
.. u. min to CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
.2: I. ‘ .j and Ignition
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" r» by Owner
»" . nu! Repairing
W . ' :1 St. Tel. 2800
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AL}; 21".?) WREGXING
LUZ‘ANY
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2 WARAGE
.: and Over-
Mwhanic.
Fireproof Building and Concretehg
a Specialty
8 Franco St. Norwalk, Conn.
Phone Glad-2 Not-well:
Two family house.
part improvements .. ...... $5,000
01‘ family house. in Second District.
all improvements. 6 rooms, modern
in every respect and in excellent
condition ........ . . ....... 84,500
4 80. Main St.
FOR SALE "
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J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and insurance
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
house
When it leaks, let us fix it, we know
how.
new home
117 Water Street.
the main part of your
roof. It covers all.
Remember!
lathe
We are now located in our
South Norwnlk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
in Fll’lt District.
Phone 977
5? ‘1 'lil’. Aves. Phones 387 and 2955.
. DRUGGISTS
15%va
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' 1 ' e soon-l MAIN eraser.
ii iii: 1 .\ INS DEUGGIST j.
in - . 1 cut for Pagekflnml’nrk _
l‘iz’rl'ms "i‘fiiord, Green Seal, and Russell:
M" "‘«!‘l: aizrzs Candies.
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1.:2 i! WHIVE gum cam: cousin m
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in», .t in. Norwa. Ct. Prescription PM ’»
1k, Sflmuelufl. Iii-Will,“
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, "wncml Electric . . . -‘
MntOI'S 1 4‘ »“.~
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qulul'tgllnn and Repair.
Phone use
power machines. Apply Lenoy Shirt
Co., Chestnut street.
WAN'l‘ED~—Girl for general house-
work. Apply 47 South Main Street.
Phone 1997.
TO LET~—A single house. Seven rooms
walk: live rooms No. 6 Day street.
with improvements. 0m: grunge
(separate) No. 8 Ellznlwth stint.
South Norwnlk.
Oflit-e lllock. South Norwalk.
TO LlC'l'——~2 nets of
nus.
Lowe Street.
ulth'ull improyemcnts. No. 3 Day
street. earner Ellzubcil‘lf Sentinfion 7 1
Louis Avrick.
rooms. 11 lily
rooms in set. light and
Inquire Mrs. Bertha Sugar. 15
Avenue. 3
\VAN'l‘l'IIJ—St-Vcritl girls for work in
Mfg. Dept. Steady t-inploymvnl. Ap-
ply in pinion Clover Mfg. Co., ‘.Vinni-
punk, Conn.
To LET—Six room flat all
nvenue.
1861. mornings.
incnie. in fine condition. 8
George Mitchell.
North
Telephone
V‘v'ANTl‘lilwfliris for mailing depart-
ment. light pleasant work. Come
ready to work. Murphy Mfg. Co., 275
East Avenue.
\‘IANTED——Young man to work in
TO LET—~Tliree rooms, with all movi—
heat.
Best of location. low rentals. Inqufie
Keogh & Candee.
Seaview avenue.
ern improvement , including steam
Siennrheated modern oiiioe.
or R. Joselovsky.
ton street.
Gcnls' Furnishing and Shoe store. .. -
Steady position. Must come well TO th~Four rooms “ '.' all im-
recomemnqled and have a. little ex- .pgoxttzmcnts. steIaml 1 ‘6” WC?! or
perioncc. Apply L. Avrlck. \Vashing- WI on garage. nqu re us reen.
102 Taylor avenue or Phone 315.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
855. Syphon closet. china lowdown
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT.
HEART OF NORWALK.
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129.
TO LET-20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
IN
APPLY
closet seats. 85. Seidenburg Co., 254
West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
Avenues, New York City.
FOR SALE—Ford Taxicab. late 1919.
Starter. demountahle wheels. spare
tire. good paint. Cheap. or. will sell
LOFTS T0 LET—Newly renovated,
centrally
for club room purposes, rates
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlieb' . 12 So. Main street.
light. spacious. steam-heated lofts,
located. Pleasant enough
low
body separate. Norwalk Post Road
Tire Co., 62 Wall street, Norwalk.
Tel. 3060.
FOUND
FOUND—Maltese cat, halt grown,
about month of October. Owner may
have same by proving ownership and
paying for this adv. Write Cat. care of
Sentinel.
WANTED To BUY
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
thne furniture, moles”. cherry.
maple. Dine. etc. also old chins, glass.
anything of merit that is over 100
veers old. _
D. "A. BERNSTEIN.
105 Westport Ave. , “ Phone 998
our 5 SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household mode.
rec; popes-I junk and all second-
hand. goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A equate deal amyn.
PHILIP P. MAHONFY
83 V. m sue-e
fleet-(Lhasa. Goods Alway- un Sole
job Wicca, gutters, dealings,
ventilators, lender pipes. skylights
etc. we always set out with the
ideeotaotngourreputnflononeor
two better. Folks say we're good.
We Idem". it. Form our
nighwdesswoehtm’tburprm
NASH, RAYMOND a D
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Doesn’t matter to us what the
comm :
2 Flax Hill Road.
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niture or household all or
writetofluh.‘ oorderiitoow
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
JOHN HANNON. wealthy ranch
owner his blind wife. BELLE
their beautiful daughter. VAL. live
happily together in Hannah's won-
der ul ranch home. Paradise. Red-
etar is the kin of the Red Bro d of
horses owned y the master 0 the
rnnch.’ In n some nt RUNNE-
WELL’S store. VE ANTRIE (run)
the Border wine LA SANCHEZ.
who offers herself as etnke tor
' BRIDEMAN. man of mystery. Ve-
l'ut‘li”. lends Lola home to her
n er.
LLAJII in charge
of the molten to (flan with Ve-
. The cowboys
(rem arediee reach no an escort
for V“ to the Fourth 0 July cele-
bration at Santa. Leandra where
they watch the Red Brood win
honors in the races. In the evenihg
éhey proudly escort Vel'to the
enee.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
And almost on the wora'Dewnlight
threw up her bead. broke end pitched
oil to one side. wild and ugly as a
demon. '
' "Damn!" cried the cowboy {rank-
1?.
The bigrbrown gelding came run.
ning in tar ahead.
Twice in the three heats that made
the uses Dawnlight was to ramp out
and be disqualified.
"Dad will never let her run again
when he hears this." said Val. "and
I don't blame him. either."
But the mere was forgotten. for
the tlrst heat at the next race was
coming on and they could see the
brilliant. ehine of Flrebrend and The
Flame. pretty. nervous youngsters.
among the darker horses. Silkskin
wee there. and two other blocks and
a ran" Indian olaybank. but the
flame-red colts with their creamy
mouse and tells tools the eye- ot all
beholden. They were gentlemen.
too. minding their orders and sweet
in; with nervousness—eager ee wind
to be gone. _ -
And when they were gone. at last
-—gone with an even start. neeh end
neck with Silks'kln .end the clay-
bank. they ran like wind indeed—-
light on their drumming feet. skim-
ming the earth like swallows.
“Lord! lard!" said V11. softly. her
eyee like emu. "you darlings! You
blessed darlings!”
rot suksltln. was drawing away
from the rest like the center of a
rising err-mud the tossing
cream crests Were flanking her on
either bidet
Silkskin was tar and bye the best.
—-eoming true to the predictions for
her—end the youngllngs from Porn.-
dise were keeping pace with her
faithfully. ,
Farther and farther stretched the
distance between the three and thoee
behind—they flashed by Va] find Si!
and shot under the wire nose end
nose and nose!
The fringes surged into the track?
after them and yelled like and.
While Dirk Walked the edits about
and the hum of voice-‘9‘”! ite-
rwarming been. the first Slant of the
day’s big race was on. jl'hil com}
prided Dollar. Glendenniug'e' W
Silver: a dc]: hone brought in truth
somewhere at the last moment.
though it- had been only entered:
and Lightning.
Snub, gentle. ’elert Lightning
strodetothe , waiteii' like.
thegentlemanhe " .yithkoeyqn.
hlaback. 1‘
Well matches all three; the?“
bummed, dawn interment, emf ’iyi‘er‘
the first quarter; Thief film 3:8
were n blur beneath “their
neck: Were a mom: me. their
new flees keen-ashram enough:
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he came down the trash. instinct
with life.
Slowly the strange horse fell be-
hind and the two others began to
run away tram him. For mother
quarter they drummed down to-
gether. neck and neck. flashing eyes
by flashing eyes.
And then Rosy lay down on
Lightning’s neck and reached I. hand
eareeslngly out along his cheek.
"Come'onl Comet" he yelled—end
the red horse eemel
All! There was “amethln' ty-or-
dinnry in that Lightnint horse." as
his master had said once.
Now. at his rider’s cell he caught
a great breath into his lungs.
dropped his slim- belly down in
mother earth—end simply run away
from Dollar. tin best horse in the
range country hitherto.
Far out ahead he poked his nose
under the wire—end came down
from his speed as quickly as he
could. a gentleman always.
The crowds were yelling and Val
wiped e. hand across her misty eyes.
"Sift." she sold unsteadily. “we
don’t want Bedetnr to run! Not ever!
Lightning's good enough (or nel"
-With tingling delight the girl
watched the other heats of the rest
of the moment] When the great day
THE BIG, BROWN GELDIN_
CAME RUNNING IN FAR AHEAD.
was over Dawniight was in (Home
forever, the younglinge had was a
name by finishing two beats on of
three nose and nose with'snks .
while nothing in the entries hat! pt
in sight of Lightning. 1 _'
"It's been a great Ga." she? said
happily as she walked through the
dust with Sit! downYo the corral: to
Whenever with the‘boys,endto
pet the shining beauties. one by one.
"Dewnlixht. poor girl." she said
plty’lntly. "why is it that. you
earned with“ such e. vile temper
But Britten took them all. victor
than: blanketed and close-herded in
their corral. their unmet. and John
Henson's.“ the lion 0: all the
unsound. . ’ .
57mm.” thence-ethni-
‘in-ite line."
With the coming or mush: v.1
refinished from Perly'ewmbrol‘ eyes
lac the recesses of the Hudson
Home to print: end moon with the
,the‘ first erratum: orflth'e 5615‘s;
across the rend at 13mm
sweet as e; darts flovie‘rin advance
writhing red sash. new
endvnnquiehedelike.lntotheshel- “55
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where everything movable-nave and
except the bar—held been removed.
and she was proud as any queen rid-
Din; between her loyal subjecte—
proud with the pride of Paradise.
EH. AFTER I!
Runner’s End
WELL-”S store mafia-en
cleaned and decorated for the
occasion. The erstwhile dim
windows shone clenr. the worn floor
but been swept and smoothed with
sand and water. while tram the
smoky rafters bung yards and yards
of ancient bunting which had seen
many a Fourth.
In the northeast corner e plat-
form had been erected and on to not
two men. their fiddlee pressed to
their shoulders. or held on their
knees while they tightened and
picked judiclnlly at the whinging
strings.
There was a. surge of cowboys
across the floor. a great bowing. e
rustle of rising women. and the
voice of the caller cutting high above
the music.
“Git yore per-ducal"
On the cleared floor four sets could
dance with ease at once.
A garden of butterflies. a close of
variegated flowers. a web of color.
was Hunnewell'e floor that night.
Cowboys in gay silk shirts, studded
belts. corduroy: and Iott “store"
shoes. led out girls and women in
all tints at the rainbow.
"S'lute yer par-drier!"
The web sunk and rose in billown
with the bowing heads.
“Lead th' lady nn' shun th' gent!"
Hands reached for hands like
muttering leaves in a wind.
“Back to th' place from who: ye
went!"
The web broke and moved. swift,
scintillant. gay, a mass of. swishlng
skirts. of slipping feet. 0! happy eyes
of laughter and of light. end the
dance was in tull swing.
In the thick or it moved Val Han-
nou. sweet. smiling, her dark cheeks
flushed like the sunsets on the
menu. her dark eyes sparkling like
harbor um; Opposite hes- danced
Britten. whose place and honor it
we: to have the first dance by reap
eon of his standing at Paradise. The
toe-em was nearing the forty mark
in years. but he was s. handsome
figure of a man. sllm‘hipped. tall,
eeeyeseyontbendbebaddenmd
before VeJ was born.
As Val wave in and out among the
dancers her keen eyes were taking
in all there we: to see—the dresses
0! the women. the good dancers
men: the men. the prettiest girls.
Like e. flame. like e. flower. like
something tulLehnrge‘d with life and
beauty. Lola Snnchen swept and
drifted this way and that. brilliant
nearein her-enrletendbhchnnd
she. too.woreedeewedreeebehlnd
her little ear. For some unaccount-
able reesou, belt unconsciously. Val
'Bnnnon raised 3 hand a little later
and pulling the bud from her own
dark hair. dropped it unseen in e
corner. .
A polite followed the waltz. and :
sort eyes and his nutter voice.
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