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1310 North Avenue
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'IDGEPORT, CONN.
lone Barnum 5586-2
+1.an P.1d! and Tires ‘0
”like, Make of Ger.
VOLK ELECTRICAL
"EPAU-l STATION
. l Repairs to
.g. Luring and Ignition
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1..:.1tmi St. Tel. 2800
iv" r-mlk, Conn.
Ins: BATTERIES
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All: A UTO WRECKING
co m PANY '
i \s‘l‘ NORWALK
- All Kinds of
i "2 fur Sale.
ImruiilS‘l‘S
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H. ISAXTER
sum mam STREET.
DEIUGGIST
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. ‘ “'41. and Russell's
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‘illmn‘ (‘nleH SYRUP-
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. .t on Pharmacist
So. Nor-walk. 0‘-
Emma?“
I!” GARAGE
‘i:"..'?fill'ing and Over-
r, luxpr‘rt Mechanic.
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REAL ESTATE
An excellent home. in East Nor-
Real Estate — ca
79 Washington St. Phone 436
FOR SALE -
walk, consisting of six rooms and
bath, with all modem improve-
ments, such as electricity, gas.
water, sewer, set~ range, gas
range, etc. House newly deco-
rated. Price 84,500. Terms.
Wm. F. Hoyt 6:? Son
FOR SALE
One 6-room house, with
All Improvements. This
Is a bargain.
J. M. LAYTON & 00,, Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue Phone 35
FOR SALE
2 family house, all improve-
ments . ............ . ...... $7,500
2 family house, all improve-
ments .................... $9,000
2 family house. some improve-
ments .................... 39,000
For Particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate -— Insurance
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and; Concreteing
a Specialty
8 France St. Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone 618-1-2 Nor-walk
FOR SALE
'I‘wo family house, in First District.
part improvements . . . ..... 35,000
One family house, in Second District,
4
all improvements, 6 rooms, modern
in every respect and in excellent
condition ................ . “,500'
——- .
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and insurance
So. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
house
Remember!
it the
the main part of, your
roof. It covers all.
When it leaks, let. us fix it, we know
how.
new home
117 Water. Street.
We are now located in our
Eduth Norwalk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 and 2955.
. FOR RENT
TO LET—-Furnlshed rooms every con-
Adults only.
venience for light housekeeping.
Also garage space. In-
quire ? Grove street.
TO LET—Two family house on 181
Flax Hill Road. All improvements.
Down stalks. six rooms with sun-par-
lor.
Garage. Tel. 3 82.
T0 LET—Part. of store with Postal
Telegraph Co.,'76 Washington St.
Inquire Samuel Roodner.
TO RENT—On Burritt Ave. 6 rooms
cept furnace.
and bath. with all improvements ex-
First floor recently re-
modeled. Rent 835. Inquire 3 Bur-
ritt Ave. Tel. 1305 or 81.
TO LET—Two furnished heated
rooms. Suitable. for light house-
keeping. Call after 4:30 p. m.
Reasonable, central, improvements.
Mrs. Williamson, 10‘ South Main
street.
T0 LET—2 nets of rooms. 11 Ely
Avenue. 3 rooms in set, light and
gas. Inquire Mrs. Bertha. Naggy, 15
Lowe Street.
TO LET-Six room flat all improve—
IVCDUO.
ments. in tine condition. 8 North
George Mitchell. Telephone
1861, mornings.
T0 LET—Three rooms, with all mod-
beat.
em improvements, including steam
Steam-heated modern office.
Best of location, low rentals. Inquire
Keogh 8.: Candee,
or 'R. Joselovsky,
Seaview avenue.
TO LET—20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION .FOR ROOMING
Housm RENT PART on ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART or NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS cowscrmm'r. ATTORNEY,
PHONE’I”. . ’. ,
* LOFTS TO LET—Newly renovated,
light. spacious, ‘steamshested lofts,
centrally located; Pleasant enough
for club room' purpdsesa rates low‘
enough for manufacturing 9
Gottlieb's, 12 80. Main street.
LOST—Leather ease conalnlng 4 keys
LOST
Finder return to Sentinel Office
and receive reward.
A DEPENDABLE
tirganization serVinz you
with optical . goods of
merit and known quality.
HELP WANTED
WANTED
Experienced operators who
can do neat work for Waist
Dept. to leam— ,
‘ Sewing on collars and cufis
Making collars and cuffs
Seeming '
Sleeving.
For your convenience Em-
ployment Oflice open Satur-
day until 4 p. m. ,
M. N. MAYEHOFF d: 00., Inc.
15 Mei-win St. Norwalk, Conn.
~ WANTED V
Experienced operators for
making plain dresses of linen,
cotton and Jersey.
Also
Hand sewers for finishing
dresses and skirts.
%
M. N. MAYEHOFF & 00., Inc.
15 Merwln St. Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED ’
A number of good men for-
gencral factory work. Can
also use a few boys. Steady
work. Good wages.
THE GILBERT ‘dl BENNETT
MANUFACTURING 00.,
Georgetown, Conn.
Phone Norwalk 8})
WANTED—Presser on
handkerchiefs. Apply Edwin Boesee,
Chestnut street.
HELP WANTED -—- Milliners and
salesladies wanted. Smart Shop, ‘0
\Vashington St.
WANTED—Experienced operators on
power machines. Apply at once
to Henderson and Erwin High street.
Norwolk.
~
WANTED—Immediately. few more
gentlemen to even up dancing
classes. ‘Spcclal opportunity fnr cl-
derly people. Policy's Dancing School.
Tel. 2227. Private teaching by ap—
pointment.
WANTED —— Sale-lady. Must have
knowledge of bookkeeping. Ludlow
Baking Co., 81 Van Zandt street.
WANTED—Operators experienced on
power machines. Apply LeRoy Shirt
00.. Chestnut street.
children‘s
ertising Rates:' 25 Words, Minimum Charge—1 time, 2c word; 3 times, 46 word; lrweek, 6 times,
Sc word. These advertisements accepted by Telephone. Call Norwalk 92 ‘or 93. .
Additional classified advertising will be found on Page Two. A
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MISCELLANEOUS
ing strains.
logue.
‘ A. B. HALL.
Wallingford. Connectian
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HALL BROTHERS‘ BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
Chicks postpald. Cats-1
THE ELITE SHOP
Marcel Waving --'Hair Dressing
47 Wall Street
Phone Norwslk 2565
Shampooing, Manicuring, Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving, Hair Bobbins. Curling
Hair Goods—Swadish Face Message.
Norwaik. Conn.
TWIN CITY VALET
Lsdies' & Gentlemen's Custom
Tailoring
lug, Dyeing and Repairing.
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention —- Phone 408.
Ice. C. Selleck & Thos. O. McKendI-y
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
MENT AGENCY
£7 WALL STREET
Phone 759-12.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Prop.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
l
i
NORWALK
Telephone 391
O. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
Upholstering
Made to Order.
1 West Ave.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
Commercial Bldg.
Phone 3091
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
So. Norwalk, Conn.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP,
Norwalk
SPECIAL
den and Mystic. Thursday.
Phone 813, S. L. Talmadge.
. MOTORS
Truck going empty to' New} Lon-
Have you
anything going that way. Special rate.
IRVING K. POLLEY
, BARGAINS
ELEOI'RIO MOTORS
1,4 TO 50 I. P.
BOILERS—A L SIZES
SHUTGUNS—‘VINCHESTER
PUMP AND
' i; TO4TON
25 Monroe St. 30. Norwalk, Ct.
’ ICE “' MACHINES " ‘““'
WANTED—Several girls for work in
L Mfg. Dept. Steady employment. Ap-
ply in person Clover Mfg. Co., Winni-
pauk, Conn. ‘
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Several cords of
quality wood at $12.00 a card.
also sell about 1.000 bundles of
stalks at 40. a bundle. Tel.
Ask for Mr. Fairhurst.
finest
\Vill
corn
ll 15.
FOR SALE—New model Ford panel
delivery. Only slightly used. Will
make suitable terms to responsible
party. Tel. 2019.
FOR SALE—Seven room . house, on
Gregory Boulevard, large sleeping
porch, all improvments. Large double
garage. Located on corner lot 105x100.
Price $8,000. $3,500, cash. '1'. H.
Canty &. Co. Phone 880. .
FOR SALE—Incubator with brooder.
will hold 100 eggs. .In good condi-
tion. Inquire P. Romano, 13 Chest-
nut Street or phone 3338.
FOR SALE—Lunch wagon, well es-,
‘tablished business at 575 Main St..
Stamford: owner has 4-year lease.
For information. phone Norwalk 806
or Stamford 3111. ‘
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled both tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain, white celluloid water
closet seats, $5. Seldenburg 00., 254
West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
Avenues. New York City.
BANKRUPT SALE
Entire. stock ofNewell 8; Murray
will be sold at public auction, Keeler
Bldg._ Feb. 14, 1923 at 2 p. m.
WILLIAM H. WALKELEE.
Edison Mazda
Lamps Motors
.CHURCH and ABBOTT
— Successors to —
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
incorporated
ROODNER BLOCK‘
General Electric
Electrical Construction and Repairs
Phone 1496
SHEET METAL WORKING
5 IS OUR TRADE AN
_ ' rfi‘fiW
~Doesn’t matter to us what the
.Job is-—cornlces, gutters, flashlngs.
ventilators, leader pipes, skylights
etc., we always set out with the
idea of going our reputation one or
two better. Folks say we’re good.
We admit it. Furthermore. our
nigh-class work isn’t high priced.
NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
comm
2 Flex Hill Road.
maple. pine. etc. also old china. gloss.
anything of merit that is over 100
years old. ’
D. A. BERNS’I‘EIN.
[05 Westport Ave. Phone 998
GET A SQUARE DEAL
-We will buy yourhcusehold goods.
regs, papers lunk and all second-
hand good... Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal alwm .
PHILIP P. mom ,
82 You 74nd: Street
loosed-bend Goods Always on Sale
animus. AT‘I‘mlTION l ' ‘ (
If you have second hand furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jails Bros. and you
will see the reasonwhy.
‘ ' Write or Cle'l'
8'! Fort St. East Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone ll”.
Auctioneer.
WANTED TO BUY , C ~ GIFT
uuqmgglnbflum odd for old. SHOPPE
time furniture, managany, (mom, 68 W ‘11 Street No
SELLS THE VAOUETTE
The best vacuum cleaner on
the market.
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BEGIN HERE' TODAY‘
'JOHN HANNON. zwealthy ranch
owner. his blind wire, BELLE. and
their beautiful daughter. ‘VAL. live
hap ily together'in Hannah's Won-
der ul ranch home. Paradise. «Red-
star is the kin of the Red Brood of
horses owned y the master of the
ranch. ln‘ a game at CNN
W'ELL'S store. VELANTRIE from
the Border wins LOLA SANCHEZ.
who otters herself as stake for
BRIDEMAN.‘ man of‘ mgtery. ‘Ve-
donate sends "Lola' ll 0’ to ”her
father»
At a. Fourth of July celebration
dance Lola challenges Velsntrie to
dance with her. A oung suitor of
Lola's. in a fit of ice ousy. shoots at
Velantrie. Val drops a hand on the
boy’s shoulder in time to cause the
bu let to go astray. Velantrie asks
Val to shake hands with "him.
GO ON \VITH THE STORY
'Dad," said the girl six-nightly,
"what’s up?"
"A lot," he answered grimly. “this
damn country'll say no more that
John Hanson's magic works—that
he don't lose no stock."
Vsl's hands on the pummel sud-
denly gripped hard.
"What?" she said,
ll’lfl.ia.i.‘s happened?"
"'Rustlers." he said. "at last. Th'
Redstar'e gone."
Slowly she slid out of her saddle.
Slowly the color drained from her
dusky cheeks, leaving them sshen.
She stood for a moment leaning
against Redcloud, as if her knees
had run to water.
Then she went drunkenly toward
the broad stone step and dropped
upon it. She covered her face with
her hands and sat still as the dead.
She did not sob and no tears crept
‘ through .her shaking fingers. She
felt as if a knife had been driven deep
into her heart—she could not breathe
“come on.
. and her throat ached.
John Harmon stood and watched
her. his face working.
"Buck up," he said at last sharp-
ly. "are you my daughter?"
"Yes, sir." she answered thickly,
"yes—sir." .
"l'hen be a man." ,
The . girl rose unsteadily and
turned her gmy face toward the
house——but every nerve in her was
crying with her loss.
CHAPTER Ix
The Light of Dawning Fires
ISE bummed like a hive of
bees. Perly and so! were all
for saddling up and tilting out.
twin Galatians, on Redstar's trail.
but Briston put a stop to that in his
sane and quiet why.
"You ain't noways sure that you
could get him, once yuh found him.
for whoever took him knows all
about him, you can bet on that. an'
ain't a-takln’ no chances on losln'
him. An' furthermore, he didnrt
leave no tmll." ,
Which last was very true. Neither
Roaster nor those who took him lied
‘ . let: the hintest trace of their flight,
though the [theft had been commit-
ted from the very heart of Paradise
itself. from the small-corral behind
the big one in which the king was
always locked at night. _
‘anedlhls feet." aid the boss
briefly and grimly. ‘an' tied his nose.
mebby. ic's he wouln't make no
noise.” ,- ' -
you?” ‘ " ' ’ ‘
The boss looked hard at
g.‘
smooth-edQCc/wpewhsgdu s
Wmmm‘mn
‘fer the better thing to do.
Who! '1
Sonia”. .
Harmon. “l slept like a. log an’ never
heard a hoot."
There were many days thereafter
when Val drooped about the (lee
rooins like a wilted flower. sick with
the first grief of her life. And Belle
Harmon became the comforter. the
martial stat! of courage. The sweet
and gentle woman was aflame with
anger. All her pride in Harmon
supremacy, all her love for the mas-
ter of Paradise. were outragedtand
aroused. -
know you are sufl'ering with the
loss. that you loved Redstar—but
think of your father.
"If you are sick over this what do
you think he feels? He who is so
proud, ho has been set apart like.
who 11 been invincible! While
others lost on every side he has been
inviolate. None dared to strike at
Paradise before. . Now the invinci-
blllty is broken. He has id-
thing he prized above all his pos~
sessions stolen from his very door!
“'e must be. brave for his sake. so
don‘t let him see you fret like this."
And Val knew she must conquer
the feeling sooner or later. and she
began to long for the comforting
"Li
' BE HELD THE GIRL'S HAN D
ANDLOOKEDATTHEMANAND
HIS GENTLE EYES WERE DEEP
WITH TROUBLE. ~
peace of Refugio and Father Hil-
lelre. -
So at last. on a golden day when
the little winds were still and soft
white clouds floated lazily in the
high blue vault. she saddled, the gel-
dingand went away.
And then she rode to the gate of
Refugio where Father 'Hlllairo stood;
though with so strange a trouble on
his taco that she'forgot her own. "
She swung from her saddle to take
his hand. sees-china; his, features.
And'then. over his shabby shoulder,
she looked once more int’o‘the taco
of the black-haired «men. for Ve-
lsntrle: stood beside the table in the
padre's, sanien. 7 '
But Father Hills-ire moved between
them snd'drew her eyes to his own
'My'daughter.” he whispered. “do
not mention lessor trouble hers.“
' Wonderlngly Val nodded and to!-
. lowsdrhim in "along. the well while
Boninclctook her rein and led her
horse away. . * . 7
Han, yttmesin his longlltedlad
Father Hillalre stood. between two
fires. and searched his good heart
He stood
thereunwasheledV-l, nto
facethemanattheVmble. 7 - ‘
thins-nightmare»
"VAL", she said to the girl. "I'
suited like any common ra-nche . the '
ever known. except, her mother.”
The girl flushed and turned her
dark eyes up to him.
"And this, Val." he said. taking
the stranger's hand to place her
own therein. “is Don ~ Velantrie.
stranger to the rangeland, sometime
of the Border." ..
The two young creatures did not
smile, for gravity weaned to wait
upon their mes _ Instead they
looked into each others eyes with a
breathless seeming of intensity, and
without volition their hands clasped
eagerly. ,
Father Hillalre. wise in the reading
of signs. saw that look of dawning
wonder, and his heart contracted.
“We've met. before. padre,” said
Velantrle, quietly. “I am glad to say.
for it we hadn't I should not be here
this hour." '
And he smiled then. straight down
at Val. while his two blue eyes
studied hers. first one and then the
other.
The girl drew her‘ hand away and
with a word of excuse passed on into
the house to find Josephine.
Velantrie turned and looked after
her.
When she was gone from sight he
looked at Father Hillalre.
“Padre," he said gravely, “that's
why I came to Refugio today—to ask
you who she was—for she saved my
life at the dance at Shuts Leandra."
And he proceeded to tell him of
that wild hour and its culmination.
“It was splendid action." he fin-
ished admiringly. “swift and keen
and‘lmed to the second. 'If she were
a man she'd be a. good rider, 8. good
loser and a good shot.”
“She is all three," said the priest.
and with a. sigh he gazed out across
the spreading plains toward the
south. .
Presently he seemed to come back
from the infinitude of that far gaze
and smiled at Velantrle, a sad crink-
ling of his features.
"My son." he said, "she is the
flower of the rangeland, glad, whole-
‘ some, higheouled. born to peace and
the even way of honor and of hap-
piness. I'd lay down this old body
of mine to keep sorrow from her
sweet ‘heart. tears from her pretty
eyes."
hat brim on the table and reached
into the pocket of his flannel shirt
for a clgsret.
"Her face has haunted me since I
first looked up and saw her with her
hand on the boy's shoulder and her
eyes blazing—haunted me with an
odd familiarity, as if somewhere.
sometime, I had seen those clean-cut
features. those narrowed. lighted
eyes. I have puzzled over it ever
since. padre. Where have I seen
this girl?" '
“You have not seen. her,” said
Either Hillalre quickly, “for I have
known her from birth and she has
never been beyondé Santa Leandra
to the north and west. a. day’s ride
south. And you are new to this
country. You have never teen her.
my son."
Fond as Father Hillelre was of the
man before him there was in his
voice a subtle nm of wairnlng. and
Velantrle caught it instantly. His
dark taco hushed out he rose grace-
fully and held out his hand.
"I know. padres? he‘ said straight-
ly.‘ "I know. It is not for Velantrle
-‘sometlme of the Border—’40P-
sworn to blood—etc rel-chin eyes to
such virgin flesh. . he does not.
It is like your Chn door—forbid-
den. . .. . But sometime-£115 is:
eight of it-llke the Church door—-
brings a certain wistfulness.”
‘_ “Then why not change?” cried the
uric-teaser”. "It is never too late!
The Church. the woman—they both
forgive." . ' - .
But Velanu-ie shook his black head
and his mouth hardened. ,
”lb!- me it is.” he sold. "I have
Velantrle stirred, fiddled with his.
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