my FEBRUARY 12,1923. NT INEL CLASSIFIED 11111 1tising Rates: 25 Words, Minimum Charge—'1 time, 2c word; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week, 6 times, So word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call Norwalk 92 or 93. ‘I. $21K“ SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL Additional classified advertising will be found on Page Two. PAGE TI'IIRTEEN DVERTISING TRI'EEING REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS I ' WANTED HALL BROTHERB’ BABY cmcxs. I»! I‘unnl 6-10-6117 An increase in production Creates White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds 1711 (mm, \l‘\V York C“, T 13 WICKWIRE co. swing? W'Jl‘CllOllSC . \1. Imih Sci-Hot: II‘1. " W \1\\ \ 11r|\. .......___._.—-——— «11:1 1' 1m“ trucking 0f ' .1111: Special van lully trips to In .W‘ Phone 318 \l\(lll ll(Tq .u.-- ._._.——-— 111:1 1IIATHER ll ECT AH‘ £- 1AM w. DAWSON, Jr. ”32C "IT ECT Ilnm =.1 I‘vlophnnc 3339 m I.:;t'.t'ALK. CONN. I’.\'I‘I«:.\"T_S l’l'l 12?. T5 oodcr and Davis 111w» ,: .11. w. DAVIS TI!>',..'.‘\W§ .‘1'1‘ LA‘V . 1' S. Pat. omce MAIN ’-',V BRIDGEPORT ..It «.111 l‘utonts. l.\l~ lli\lII.—.\l.\IIKS l.l‘1\\'l.\' MATTERN l'\|l ‘1l‘ .\i‘l'llll,\'lLY ILI1I1:. Bridgeport l'lwml l'v.IIIIIIIIi $11015 111,13 .1 III‘I‘IH --HIIr.'1_v Bldg. II l'IIllUlI [LES ED CHIS FOR SALE "1‘Il' l' ...... ‘100 Ill‘lll smo 111:0 3325 ....... ‘III! '1' ....... .. . $50 up 1Il lull . $150 bhulvll lIrothers M I:\\ l‘ I>I,\l1l".lt5 '.'“l \‘1- !1IIIL;IIIII Street. ~r\111111II. ... Phone 3075 1mm, II LD CARS 'Ycz:r 0111 Cars to the DIIEI’ORT AUTO "REI'KING C0- 1310 North Avenue en 0,“ .‘K and Center 3“" RIDGEPORT, CONN hone Eimum 5686-2 d-Hami Parts and TII‘CI to F" “Y Hake of Car. Abraham Lincoln said. “If you once forfeit the confidence of your fellow citizens, you can never rs— gsln their respect and esteem.” The business or providing insur- ance protection relies on this state- ment for its success. We represent strong. reliable coin panics, with reputations for fair dealing and prompt adlut~ meats. Your csnldance in us is well placed, and with service we strive .90 keep yourfirsspect and esteem. some very fine openings in our Tire Department for stron .American men, 25 to 40 years old. Beginners can attain piece work after a few weeks. Wages then average 70 cents per hour. Apply—- NCRWALK TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY. WANTED Experienced operators who can do neat work for Waist Dept. to learn— . Sewing on collars and cufi's Making collars and cuffs Seaming Sleeving. For your convenience Em- ployment omce open Satur- day until 4 p. m. . M. N. MAYEHOFF Jr 00., Inc. ’ 15 Merwin St. 3 logue. Barred and White Rocks. Heavy ing strains. _ A. B. HALL. Wallingrord, Connecticut. Chicks pontpald. Cata- ' 18y: t THE ELITE SHOP 47 Wall Street Phone Norwalk 25.65 Bhsmpooing, Manicuring, Scalp Treat- ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage. Norwalk. Conn. TWIN CITY VALET Tailoring lug, Dyeing and Repairing. Called for and Delivered. Jon C. Selleck 81: Then. 0. McKendry Ladies’ 8; Gentleman’s Custom The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press Prompt Attention — Phone 408. MENT AGENCY 47 WALL STREET Phone 75942. Mrs. A. 'W. Hitchcock. Prop. THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY— NORWALK J. M. LAYTON & 00., Inc. INSURANCE THAT INSURES 5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35 A FEW REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Oifered ForBale By WILLIAM F. HOY'I' &. SON Excellent house of seven rooms and bath, with every modern im- provement and centrally located in South Nor-walk. Price $7,000. Cash $3,200. Finest sew-n room house, with ev-. ery modern improvement and two car garage. Lot 100x150. Fine lawns. shade and fruit; Excellent location. Price $9 500. 'l'erms arranged. Fine little six room house, with all improvements, located in excel- lent section of Norwdlk. Price $4,000. Cash ".000. Practically new six room bungalow with two acres of land. Two miles from center of Norwalk. Norwalk, Conn. WANTED Experienced operators for making plain dresses of linen, cotton and Jersey. Also Hand sewers ,for finishing dresses and skirts. -——-—— M. N. MAYEHOFF a 00., Inc. 15 Merwin St. Norwalk, Conn. 79 Washington St. Price $4.200. Cash $1,000. We have a large number of pros- pective buyers and solicit list- Inga of all kinds of property. Real Estate -- Insurance Wm. F. Hoyt 5? Son Phone 4135 estate, blind basis of all wealth. Look at our 13 room house, on the trolley, near center, both: and elec- for $8,600, $2,500 cash. At our 0 room cottage, im- in good shape, trio lights, etc., provcmcnts, $0,000. VOLK ELECTRICAL REPAIR STATION P’l‘li/ 1.1: L s... . 11 lli pairs 90 111., 3 and Ignition ems 1.1111,. sz'rnjnv “ I11. lLIIh-ry by Owner '3'- his ll ‘ l'liLLliH and Repairing Wlfllll. 11011 St. Tel. 2800 ‘Iuth Nr.1",'1wilk Conn. (\ll ll‘l: BATTERIES to facts. Property Terms. 15 South Main St. PHONE 1900 DON’T YOU KNOW that every year" a increase in population, raises steadi. ly and certainly the price of ml you buy now ? Don‘t be is the THE LAWRENCE AGENCY for merits . . . merits . . . 7 Main Street ALK 1.111421 wnnoxmo COMPANY M... "‘ If. msr Ivomvnnx .4"! f5, .1 ~— .111 Kinds of "" P "r1 for Sale. DREGGISTS H. BAXTER SOUTH lelN STREET. DRUGGIST ”i1“? & Shaw Park a. .. n Seal and Russells "VT (_‘(}| G n ANY 1111 CHI] I ORE . I1 coccn SYRUP lichr \\ Ill Fortify W- \‘__ MH' A MEAD "tcrxption Pharmaclst "u" 5‘ Bo. Nerwalk, Gt. FOR SALE family house. all improve- ments ....... family house, all improve- ............ 89.000 familyfhouse, some improvp- . . . ............ . . :9. 000 For Particulars ............. $7.500 ASK JOHN T. .HAYES Real Estate —— Insurance Norwalk omens 1.7m CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Fireproof Building and Concreteing ty 8 France 5:. Norwalk. Conn. Phone sis-1.2 Norwalk 4 80. Main St. Iron SALE Two family house. in First District. part improvements . . . . . .1. . 85,000 One family house. In Second District. all improvements, 6 rooms, modern in every respect and in excellent condltion ................. 84.500 W J. M. O’BRIEN Real Elt‘t Bud WOO : Phone 97? scorn nonwayx. com. Remember! the main parts! your When 111m. lees-mu.“ #110" 110'. HELP WANTED -— Lilllinera WANTED A‘number of good men for general factory work. Can also use a. few boys; Steady work. Good wages. TEE GILBERT d: BENNETT MANUFACTURING 00., Georgetown, Conn. Phone Norwalk 89 and salesladies wanted. Smart Shop, ‘0 \Vashlngton St. filephone 391 C. H. HANKS Cabinet Making, Refinishing and Upholstering Made to Order. 1 West Ave. WALL PAPER SAMPLES All Styles. Buttons Covered to Order. Commercial Bldg. Phone 30 91 “'2 UK ’55 CDF<>U FOOT-10ml Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades So. Norwalk, Conn. I HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATIFG KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP. Norwnlk SPECIAL don and Mystic. Thursday. Phone 813, S. L. FOR RENT‘ ’l‘nlmadge. Truck going empty to New, Lon-, Have You anything going that “by. Special rate TO RENT—On Burritt Ave. 6 cept furnace. modeled. Rent $35. 'lnquirc ritt Ave. Tel. 1805 or 81. rooms and bath. with all improvements ex— First floor recently re- 8 Bur- FOR SALE—Incubator with brooder will hold 1-30 eggs In good condi- WANTED—Experienced operator; on povar machines. Apply at once to Henderson and Erwin High street, Nor-walk. quircd. Phone Nor. WANTEDchIree men rm- sales poi-I: tlon. local territory. References re- 5 05 ‘for appoint- ment February 12 between 7 and 9 p. m. WANTED—Immediately. classes. Special opportunity for few more even up dancing cl- gentlemen to derly people. Polley’s Dancing School. Tel. 21'. 27. Private teaching by ap- polntment. WANTED —— Saleslady. Baking 00., Must have knowledge of bookkeeping. Ludlow 31 Van Zundt street. WANTED——-Operstors experienced on power machines. Apply LeRoy Shirt Co.. Chestnut street. WANTED—Girl for general house- work. Apply 47 South Main Street. Phone 1997. \VANTED-che'al girls for work in Mfg. Dept. Steady employment. Ap- ply ln person Clover Mfg. Co., Winni- pauk, Conn. \VANTED—Glrls for mailing departs merit. light pleasant work. Come ready to work. Murphy Mfg. Co., 275 East Avenue. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Lunch wagon. Stamford; owner well es— tablished business at 575 MainVSt“ has 4-year lease. For information. phone-Norwalk 806 or Stamford 3111. FOR SALE-Brand new bathroom, $55. Syphon closet, chins. low-down tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory, with all nickel-plated fittings: special big bargain. white celluloid water closet seats, 35. Seldenburg Co., 254 West 34th Street, between 7th and 8th Avenues, New York City. ’ BANKRUPT SALE Entire stock of Nowell & Murray street. lion. Inquire P. Romano. 13 Chest- nut Street or phone 3338. TO LET—Two furnished heated rooms. Suitable for light house- keeping. Call after 4:30 p. m. Reasonable, central. improvements. Mrs. \Vililamson, 104 South Main heat. 3 Elizabeth St.: 7 merit. all improvements. heat, Main St: .5 rooms. 173 So. Main St. lnq. 21121me Road. TO-LET—«S rooms. all improvements, room apart- 104 So. all improvements, Hill TO LET—2 sets of rooms 11 Avenue. 3 room. in set. light gas. Lowe Street. Inqulre Mrs. Bertha. Nogsy. 15 Ely and T0 LET—Six room flat, all im ments. in fine condition, 8 avenue. George Mitchell. 1861. mornings. I‘O\'O~ Telephone orth heat. Steam-heated modern Keogh 6r, Candee, Seaview avenue. T0 LED—Three rooms, with all mod- ern improvements, including steam ofllce. Best of location, low rentals. lnqulie or R. Joseloveky, VERY REASONABLE RENT. HEART OF PHONE 129. TO LET—20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING HOUSE. RENT. PART OR. ALL. NORWALK. A P P L Y LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTORNEY, IN centrally located. for club room purposes, rates Gottlieb's. 12 So. Main street. LOFTS TO LET—Newly renovated, light. spacious. steamsheated lofts Pleasant enough enough for manufacturing purposes. low MOTORS r1111 1": IRVING K. POLLEY .~ “I , , BARGAINS ELEOI‘RIO MOTORS % TO 50 K. I’. BOILERS—ALL’ SIZES SHOTGUNS~WINCHESTER ‘I l 11ml: 1 l will be sold at public‘ auction. Keeler PUMP AND Bldg, Feb. 14. 1923 at 2 p. m. ' Auctioneer. % TO 4 TON WANTED TO BUY 1‘83. g cm a scum nuns. We will buyyour household goods, papers Junk and all second- hand'goods. Anything you have. Price wording to the quality of the goods. A square deal always. PHILIP P. ”ONE! 83 ’ VIII mdf .81“ Second-hand Goods Always on Sale MP8 READERS,‘A1TENTION I if you have second hand per stock or metals or any mfi‘unwsmsmsnsm "Faust. m' “Wm...” In. or East Ner‘walk. Telephone 4”. ' GARAGES MOODY’S GARAGE . black and scarlet, 111 1111' 111112111111 I.II1II, 'l 1"“. lliflliflilllllfllllllmmmfllflmWI“Willi!”MimmmmmflmmmmlflmmflmflmmflllflmlflmmmllIllllfliilfllllllflllllllllillflflllflfllflllllflflllllllflllllllmmlmm. house is the roof. It covers all. . We are now located in our' Zbrlfonroe St. 8o. Norwalk, Ct. Edison Mazda. Lamps '~ ' , CHURCH and A38 —- Successors tech —- Norwalk STAMFORD ELEO CAL CON- TRACTOR, 1 Incorporated RoonNEn BLOCK General Electric Electrical Construction and Repairs Phone 1490 TAXICABS 'brninwuwdrklngandshemunt MORENO TAXI 00 Under Tnl-lov’a .1111..- Store Phone ‘ 3 3 3 0 ATTENTION! Cl : .4 Mdodmumn 1 BEGIN HERE TODAY JOHN HANNON wealthy ranch owner, his blind wife. BELLE. and their beautiful daughter. VAL, live happily together in Hunnona won~ der ul ranch home. Paradise. Red- atur is the king of the Red Brood of horses owned by the master of the rnnch. In a game .at HUNNE- WELL‘S store. VELANTRIE from the Border wins LOLA SANCHEZ. who offers herself as stake for BRIDEMAN. man of mystery. Ve~ :antrie sends Lola home to her nth or. Val nttnds the Fourth of July celebration at Saint: Leandra. Es— corted by the Paradise cowboys in the afternoon. Val watches the races where the Red Brood wins honors. At the dance in the evening Val dances the first dance with TOM BRISTON. the foreman of Iaradise, who lover Val sincerely. GO ON WITH THE STORY . These strangers came in unostentar tioualy and stood ln .s bunch. some- what close together. There were nine of them, all clad in good garments, the best that money could buy in a wider market than the rangeland owned. Their soft fine boots were ' stitched in colors, their bats were very wide and ornamented with much silver after the fashion of their kind across the line. They stood quietly and watched the dancers. and in their midst stood one who was of a dillerent mold. Tull, slim. fine of feature and form. smiling. his reckless taco n-sparkle with the Joy of youth in music and motion, this man was not so guard- edlyuergandhecarriedhlshnt in his hand. Thick black hair waved back from a. handsome brow. white with the bleach of the sweatbond. sign manual of him who rides much in the open. Bis blue eyes under their black lashes raved over the dancers with a bright bold glance. ‘ As the couples drifted out again Lola Sanchez. 1 living flower in her come down the room in the arms of a. his blood boy. her- small face upturned, he: oo- quette's heart playing the old game in her dusky eyes. , And then—'the boy swung her past the door and she looked up full into the smiling face of the stranger. "Velantrle!" she breathed to her- ‘1. "What?” asked the boy, but she did not hear. From that moment she forgot him utterly. When the dance ended Lola stopped. as if by accident—some- thing about the tiny slipper that en. cased her ' light foot—bent and straightened lt—close by the, door. As she rose, quick as a. willow wand released. she looked into Velantrle‘s eyes and her own were eloquent. , v “Master-l" she murmured in.Span- lab, to low that none but. he caught the soft word. ”Who 3 tb‘ chap by th' door?" the blond boy asked suspiciously. _ but Lola looked up. innocently “Which one?” she eskall. end the suspicion died. The nowcomen did not dance. I“ had come because Valenti-ls gun nth. ford. We he chose to look upon Saute was at her ~merrymbklng.andthatwutn. Velantrle did not dam either. Thereinm'homhsmwupcn thefloorsoveandesceptthennall glrlsdwcahedhlmmester end he onbmnsdwithamnsementaahe watch-alter. Bat Lou: me!" Quick 11 change that very spoon. Thorsten; shesentthelesstdherfonowme meek bowl: Mexican. unnoflcesble OHM WQC;I:en-,lnc,flllfima It lllted and swung and at regular intervals there we a. thrum of the boss that sounded like the stroke of a. foot upon the floor. And then. softly, swiftly. like a leaf before a. wind. Lolo Sanchez came drifting down the floor alone. From some- where ss if by music she had drawn a pair of castanets, and these began tomapand clickasherhandsrose above her head. Ah, she was a beautiful thing! Young. slim, small, graceful as a gnalle. her lithe body bent and swayed, whirled and dipped and circled. like a flame in the breeze. Stamp—whirl—bend—hunds wav- Ing. castanets clicking, she went down the long room, circled its far-s the: end and came drifting up along the other side. Necks were created. feet drawn back to give her room. for she was dancing close. And then. suddenly it seemed, she was opposite Velantrle where he stood beside the door, Out to the center she went. as if she spurned the crowd then swift as a winged thing she darted toward him, threw back» her little head. smiled straight in his eyes and held out her hands. palms up. It was a. challenge. direct, during. pretty. For one second the men hesitated. f. a...) SOMLY. SWUTLY. LIKE A LEAF BEFORE A WIND. LOLO SANCHEZ C A M E DRII‘I'ING DOWN THE FLOOR- -- Then be tossed his broad but to those behind. sprang forward and caught those outstretched hands. Lolo’s eyes were liquid light as snatched her hands away. tossed them above her head. and began to dance in cement- The stranger, too. began to dance. and those who watched saw initially that the girl badmnofalsecbolcoosm He placed a. hand on his belted hip, ruaedtbeothertctouchber click- ing fingers now sud again. and he. too. swayed- and dipped and circled. though in n lesser fashion. to the background to her mange. the subtle-1 and perfect accompanmpnt to a wonderful performance. she drew him into the ' clear,» lolowasemlnthenlrhha- lensing. and all the while her little face was full of light that shone for all to see. «A: if by unless chance she drew the figure gracefully toward the far side of the floor. directly before the Jllond boy. and she was utterly ir- resistible. Butterflies in the breeu. stars that. glittered, area as night.— shewuoflofthemandmen‘s pulses throbhed drunkenly to behold her. , And then. as the music rose to one last keening, she fled straight to Ve- lautrla. sank backward in his reach ing arm. and held up her flower moo toward him. unmistakable in its in- tent. its invitation. Half under her spell the man hesi- tated a fraction of a. second. The pertect action of the step‘s and the music lost its first bent in that see- ond's wait. Lola's face glowed deeper—and Velantrie bent. "By-l" came a choking w as the blond boy. gray as ash cold. reached to his hip. There was a flash of metal, a. step forward—and in that second Val Harmon beside him dropped a light- ning-quick hand on his shoulder and swung him round in action—as she had so can swung her dad here was an oath. a. shot that went wild and landed in Hunnewell's tray on the platform's edge across the room, and Velantu‘e, arrested halfway to Lola's siren lips, looked straight past the boy and into the blazing black eyes of the girl who had saved his life. For one sharp moment the tension held. ‘rhen Velantrie slowly straightened up and Lalo slipped from his arm. forgotten as she had forgotten the blond boy. He stood still. breathing bard. his blue eyes fastened on Val's face, a frown between them. From all sides men crowded in, pushed between and hustled the boy any. while from that other side of the room Velantrie's followers cams like a bolt. solid packed. their faces shame and keen. their hands on their: guns, ready. .. “Steady. boys,’ said Velantfle. “there's nothing wrong." Then he made one stride to Val. reached out C band and smiled. It was the brilliant lighting of his face. erflrebehlndacurtaimthutm his chiefest char-m. "I've had nanny a close can." he said simply. “and have done come sharp tricks to beat. them myself. but I never saw a. prettier piece of work than that. The quick thought. the quick notion—they were like a man, a keen men, used to desperate 'chances. and I never aw e woman before ,who could think and act like that If you knew me.” he finished frankly. “perhaps you would not takeumyhand. Butlwenttothank you.“ Gravely W looked full into his brilliant eyu. The light and the laughter of the earlier night were gone from her face. why she could not hive tit! to save her life, yet it was not of themes: tragedy. that she knew. ‘Yes.’ she said as simnln “I will take your hand." And her firm brown fingers closed around his in a. strong clasp. The smile died on the man's face and be looked into here for another long moment. 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