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“ REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
“ROS. WANTED HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS.
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W50 Now ilk. Conn.
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.RliMil’URT AUTO
Wlilll‘KING C0.
,, 131‘?! N :rt‘n Avenue -
leer. Ofli and Center St!"
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
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An excellent home in East No -
walk. consisting of six rooms and
bath. with all modern improve-
ments. such as electricity. gas
water. sewer. set range, gas
range. ctc. House newly deco-
rated. .Price “.500. Terms. ‘
Wm. F. Hoyt (‘9’ Son
Real Estate — cg
Phone 435
FOR SALE
One 6-room house, with
all improvements. This
» is a bargain.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
8 France St.¢
Railroad Atenue Phone 35
FOR SALE
family house, all improve-
ments . . . .o. ............... $7,500
family house. all improve-
ments ........ . ........ . . . $9.000
family house. some improvc~
mcnts .................... $9.000
For Particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate -- Insurance
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Ooncreteing
a Specialty
Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone Old-l-a Norwalk
4
- FOR SALE
Two family house, in First Distrch
part improvements . . . . . . . . $5.000
One family house. in Second District.
all improvements. 8 rooms, modern
in every respect and in excellent
condition ................. $4.500
J. M. O’BRIEN -
Real Estate and Insurance
So. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
house
When it looks. let us fix it. we know
how.
new home a
117 Water Street,
Remember!
is the
the main part of your
roof. It covers all.
We are now located in our
South N orwalk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 8871 and 2955.
"E VOLK
REPAIR
ELECTRICAL
STATION
‘pu .uI. .n livpulru to
trim: L~ :md Ignition
.8“. films
lil‘ l‘\l’ll'I{Y
' i - ‘i H by Owner
1. ~1214
H. .Iml lll‘pilil'ing
W 'W 3. .
.~ . 10:1 St. Tel. 2800
S. .n 5. .‘lek, Conn.
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MOTORS
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IRVING 1:. Poster
BARGAINS
nunanuo morons
3,4 To so a. P.
BOILERS—Afl- SIZES
snmouns—tmormsmn
PUMP AND
ICE MACHINES
ii To 4“ TON
25 Monroe St. So. Norwalk, 0t.
. TO LET—Two family house on Taylor
M ‘ Hi I‘m I:\I"I‘l1l{IES
RWALK AUTO WRECKING
CO?leANY
our. 1 s \\l‘ AORWALK
.- All Kinds of
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25H. BAXTER
3pm “JAIN STREET-
DELUGGIST
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. and Russell‘s
Edison Meade
General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
*' - Successors to -
Norwallt Branch ,
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR,
Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK
Phone 1496
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE—O’Connor's old , stable.
Washington street, 5 work horses.
saddle ponies. 2 drivershorses, e
ght wagons,,2 sets harness.
FOR SALE—One 3 year old gander
and‘two 2 year old Toulouse geese
for breeding. Also 2 turkey hens for
sale or exchange. 11.- Ruehl. .West.
Norwalk. 5
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FOR BALE—Several cords of ' finest
quality wood at $12.00 a cord. Will
also sell about 1.000 bundles of corn
«stalks at so. 1 bundle. Tel. 1115.
air for Mr. Fairhurst. "
A number of good men for
general factory work. Can
also use a few boys. Steady '
work. Good wages. .
THE GILBERT d‘s BENNETT
MANUFACTURING 00.,
Georgetown, Conn.
Phone Norwalk 89
WANTED—~At once. several experi-
enced neckbandcrs on men's shirts.
Will take a few learners. Apply at
Ciuett. Peabody & Co.
WANTED—Operators male and fe-
male. Good pay. Steady yearly
jobs, on Men's spring coats. Apply
D. S. Coat. Co.. 110 Washington street.
Top floor.
WANTED—Woman for housework.
in family of three adults. Call 5622.
Not-walk.
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds.
Heavy lay--
Chicks postpald. Cater"
Barred and White Rocks.
log strains.
logue.
' A. B. HALL.
Wallingford, Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing, Manicuring. Scalp Treat
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
anent Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
Nor-walk, Conn;
47 Wall Street
Phone Norwalk 2665 ,
TWIN CITY VALET
56s. 0. Selleck a: Thos. 0. McKenory
Ladies' 8.: Gentleman's Custom
Tailoring ‘
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press-
ing, Dyeing and Repairing.
’ Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention - Phone 408.
47 IVALL STREET
MENT AGENCY
Phone 759-12.
Mrs. A. W. Hitchcock. Prop.
NORWALK
WANTED-Severai girls for work in
Mfg. Dept. Steady employment.
Apply- in person Clover Mfg. Co.. Win»
nlpauk, Conn.
WANTED—Presser' on children‘s
handkerchiefs. Apply Edwin Boesse.
Chestnut street.
WANTED—Operators experienced on
power machines. Apply LeRoy Shirt
Co.. Chestnut street.
FOR RENT
TO LET—Five room bungalow, with
electric lights. 80 Strawberry Hill
avenue. East Norwalk. Phone 856-4.
TO LET—Five room cottage. Rent
1 West Ave.
Telephone 391
C. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
Upholsterlng
Picture: Frames and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order.
80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
TIEMSTITCHTfiG. SKIRT PLEATIS‘E
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNORR'S ART 6': NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg.
Norwalk
. Phone 3 0 91
reasonable. In East Norwaik. Write
“Rent."Care of Sentinel. '
avenue, just completed. All improve—
ments. Telephone 257~2.
don and Mystic. Thursday. .
anything going that way. Special rate ‘ 3
Phone 813. S. 1.. 'l‘ulmadgc. ’
SPECIAL
Truck going empty to New Lon-
Have you
TO- LET—Nicely furnished front
room. steam heated. suitable for
one or two gentlemen. Brown. 155
Washington street. Keeler Bldg.
TO LET—Furnished rooms every con-
venience for light housekeeping.
Adults only. Also garage space. ln~
quire ,7 Grave street.
TO'LET—Two family house on 181
Flax Hill Road. All improvements.
Down stairs. six rooms with sun-par-
lor. Garage. Tel. 382.
TO LET—Part of store with Postal
twelve years." writes ll. P.
West Jackson, Miss.
joints. catches in the hips. run down
and getting up too much during the
night.
ney Pills, my sulteriu'g is over, and I
feel like a new man." llackache, rheu-
matic pains, kidney and bladder trou-
blc quickly relieved with Foley Kids
ney Pills.
upon Foley's Honey and Tar. Stillson.
Powell Corporation—Adv.
TORTURED MANY YEARS BY
KIDNEYS.
"I have had kidney trouble for
Plnlmey.
"Pains in back,
But since raking Foley's Kid-
Roiuse substitutes. Insist
Telegraph Co.. 7,6 “Washington St.
Inquire Samuel Roadner.
TO LET—2 sets of rooms. 11 Ely
Avenue. 3 rooms in set. light and
gas. Inquire Mrs. Bertha. Nags-y, 15
Lowe Street.
TO LET—Six room flat all improve-
ments, in fine condition, 8 North
avenue. George Mitchell. Telephone
1861. mornings.
TO LET—Three roBms, with all mod-
. ern improvements. including steam
heat. Steam-heated modern office.
Best of location. low rentals. lnqu'.e
.Keogh & Candec, or R. Joseiovsky,
‘Seaview avenue.
TO LET-20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT, ATTORNEY,
PHONE 189.
LOFTS T0 ' LET-Newly renovated,
light. spacious, steam-heated lofts,
centrally located. Pleasant enough
for club room purposes. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlieb’s. 12 80. Main street.
WANTED TO BUY
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
rags. papers Junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
A square deal always. l
PHILIP P. MAHONE!
so Van Zandt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
READERS. ATTENTION i
If you have second hand furniture.
Junk. paper stock or metals of any
Lydia
pound I feel
years ago, an
Vegeta _
work for a fem y of seven now. Will be
glad to answer any woman who writes
me in re
MYERS,
LOSES TERRORS
Lydia E. Pinkham’s vege-
teble'Compound
Greenville. Pan—“I took your medj- '
cine through the Change of Life and It
did wonders for me.
95 pounds. I be hot
flashes and was so
nervous and weak
that e v or yth in
would get black an
I could not see.
would sit and erg and
did not into? wsat I
wescrymg or. mce
I have been taking
ounger than I‘did ten
my friends _all tell me
{oungen and I owe It all to the
le Com und. I do all house-
look
d to m case.”-Mrs. ‘JOBN
Union t.. Greenviile, Pa,
Many letters similar to this have been
*fiublished testifying to the merit of
ydia ,E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
nd. They are sincere ex ressmns
om women who describe as st they
.' can their feelingsbefore snd'after taking
this well-known medicine.
Many times they state in their letters
their Willingness to answer women who
write them. It is an ofl‘er dictated by
gratitude and a desue to help others.
hind. sell it to Jade Bros. and you
will soothe reason why.“-
Write or Call. ‘
3’: Fort so. East Norwalk. Conn.
_ Telephone 499.
AT'ruerion ! .
If you wantt dispose of any ur-
niture or house (1 goods. call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or small to get attention. .
44 WATER 8T. -'-— TEL. 903.
:‘ V ‘ "i '-u ANY MORE .
“"1””:5 «Hum SYRUP
.,.. [2.411. \\lll l-‘nrtil'y You.
H. A. MEAD
N' :le “‘. on Pharmacist
" So. Norwalk, Of.
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ghARAGES
. "MW 3*} GARAGE
a, Repairing: and Over-
' i'.:\;;’rcrt Mechanic.
Uni .
' ~ '1 Connecticut Aves:
TARICABS
M
r ACKEMO TAXI 00'
«Mt-r 'l‘m-ltn's CHI" Sm
Phone
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make suitable terms
party. Tel. 2019. , ,
FOR BALE—Bevan room house, on
orch. all immovmsnts.
garage. Located on corner lot. 1051100.
Price 88,000.
Canty a. CO. Phone 830.
FOR SWIncubator with broaden.
tion. g .
nut street-or phone ssu.
FOR ohm—Janet: m
Stamford: owner his
For information. phone Nor-walk soc
or Stamford 3111-: . ,
FOR SALE—New model Ford panel
. l slightly used. Will
delivery Ony to responsible
yard. lugs sleeping
Glaser? Boole Latte double
‘315000 who T- H.
In good c'dndi-
wiil ho) 100 eul- 13 Chest.
In ulro P. Romano.
_ Well—0"
at m arson so.
tabllshsd. business ‘- I
J aeoby.’ S
.5 12.14 ‘No. mam-
The' none (of Good Clothes!“-
Ilen and Women.
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A GOOD TIME
NOW TO HAVE .
x cm PAINTED
. 'Didfly’ou‘ever Stop to'think that this
is the season of the year when the
"Car Painter” is, not'sodmsy as later ,
& ”Sons will do car -
on. ,1.
painting work’now‘mzd'for the next
few Weeks stjetter pricesthan when
the rush semen starts. lf-Jour car
needs pain
he relied‘upon to give a perfectly
satisfactory job. Plan to have your
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-I
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PAGE FIFTEEN
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take it and wei hed ;
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com— '
car painted now and drop around at“
your convenience and ascertain what
a saving you can make lurhaving the
job done at’this'beason. ,mly the. 1’
' best of materials used here' at all
times. expert work sumntead and a
roomy. well-heatsd~“pla'ce in which to ' ‘
carry on the. work. J. Pre'inru a
Sons. No. 1 Merritt Place, Opposite
see them v.1...
‘ 11:0“me
GRANGE or LIFE" 7
. p . . , upholsterins.‘ or slip.“
hovers to be made, a new top, fenders '
repaired. etc. this establishment can
Wilson’s Hat Shop. on south vllylain St. - . j
‘ BEGIN units Tons!
JOHN HANSON. wealth ranch
owner. his blind wife. 88 E. and
their beautiful daughter. V1.1]... live
happily together in Hannens won.
dccful ranch horn Paradise. Red-
star. the lugs“; of t a Red Brood of
horses own by the master of the
ranch. has disappeared from Para-
dise. ,
FATHER HILLATRE. in charge
of the Mission. is friendly with Vb.-
LAN'I‘RIE from the Border and in-
troduces his friend to Val. To the
priest’s consternation a warm
friendship arises between the two
young people.
John Hannon leaves home on a
mysterious (gourney and during his
3 YCE
absence CLENDENNING.
suitor for the hand of Val. calls at
Paradise. He pledges himself to
help in the capture of rustlers who
me. have stolen destar. Val asks
to e allowed to ride with the party.
GO ON wrrn TEE s'ron!
“I‘m with you. too." she said on.
terly, "heart and soul. If the ranch-
ers ride on the rustlers’ trail I want
to go along. I'd like to kill the man
that took the Molar.“ . ,
"It's coming, sooner or later. that
ride." answered Clsndenningi “It
must come. or we lay down our
hands. beaten. I‘ve been taking to
the Attison boys and Quinlan and
they all favor organization and short
shrift for the victims we may catch
with the goods. It looks likle the
work of the Black Rustler. that
clever lifter whom none meetand
but' few have ever g -—the
smooth. silent chap who; works like
a machine. with neatness and pre-
clsion. and rides the fastest horse
ever seen in tlese part8. There are
some wonderful stories afloat about
that horse—e. greet bay horse. tall
and high-withered. seventeen hands
they say. and so fast that those who
have caught a an glimpse of him
say it runs like a Iona-horse.
As he talked Val Hannon's eyes
became wide, dark pools of retro-
spection.
“My land!" she said softly. "I be.
have I’ve seen that hos-Io~ ran the
top of Mesa Grands one day at sun.
down. I had ridden the destar up
and was sitting on the rim. looking
across the ranges.’ when a band of
men came out of the north up Santa
Leandra way. and one did ride a
wonderful horse—a long red horse
thethydownandranforallthe
' world like Beasts: himself! And the
rider rose in his sun-ups and waved
his hat to use!" . ‘ ,'
"Dld he wear a' black mask'. 7"
edited Clandenniua. quickly. .g
_ “Why. loom 1’. say; Hs‘was far
andswaytoorfaroflforrnetosee
hiss-cs. Ionlygotthegeneral out!
line and color—3am that mighty
seeming “speed- . , 7.
J‘It might have been, There is a.
whisper, about that. hohasbusn in
Santa. Landau several times. but no-
body can.” ”intonation the Black ‘
Rustlerflh.‘ , .‘. . .3
Aniline: later he tool:_ his leave
‘andtho'two moneyed him tram
the patio ,whers the sweet“ spring
tallied in themes. .. , .,
Wei." “Penna-non. quietly.
‘T’mwtthwdrdad. Itavor Boyce.
mendenningr He is honest. straight
andef edpurpos’ e. Ifhssetsout
t9 the Blackliusuer. . he'll set
him sooner or later. .It-ln fiomisss
to lunches-is): andvprotscta wo-
man. he'llidfifl!_’3m he“? .
Ana'sb’e did not not. we:
nuglwopheg‘ she spoke» .5 " and
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the long twilight would soon he fell-
ing over Paradise.
Val. standing alone in the patio
after «Belle had gone indoors. looked
dawn across the empty fields. for the
Red Brood grazed no more without
a guard. and a. sigh lifted her
breast.
CHAPTER XI
The Lure of the Padre's Garden
RE was a. time after Cien-
denning's visit when nothing
happened to stir the quiet life at
the ranch. Val talked with the riders
about the trouble at the Flying Y
and Briston had little to say.
In fact “there was an unostenta-
tious reticence in their speech about
thewhoie affair. She did not know
that every man-jack of them had
been filled with a vague dismay over
the incident of the dance hall at
Santa Leandra. nor that they had
listened to faint whispers concern~
ing the armed strangers.
"Holy smoke!" said Perly the. lo-
quuclous, "if that there Velantrle
was th' Black Rustler an' our Val
saved his rotten hide. her name'll be
all over this country an' I see where
this bunch’ll do a lot of fightin'."
John Harmon did not return as
”LET ME PRESENT SENOR
IEESOS PECUENTO."
GEN 'I'LY. -
soon as they had expected him. and
time dragged a little. Val rode to
the Mission many times. but never
again did she encounter a tall
stranger in the dry garden. and
though she drew the talk erased:
tothlastrangeratimeortwo.
Father Hillaire was non-communes-
tive and she learned no more about
She helped the boys withrthe
breaking of the new its-lag ethos-see.
for John Banners daughter was
bettuthanalotofmenattbatand
HESAID
The boss had become live wash.
August was blazing on the range-
land., The heavens were high and
"Mr. Velantrie!” mimicked the girl
with a laugh. “it's been long since
we met in the padre's garden."
"Has it?“ said the man eagerly
and simply. and Val blushed.
"Hasn’t it?" she asked honestly.
"Lord-yes." said Velantrie. softly.
For a moment they were silent.
looking at each other with the age-
old wonder that comes once in every
' life. Then the than thought quickly
and sharply of the Church door—and
the woman—and became on the in.
stant the indiilerent. smiling
stranger. _.
Val aw the change and became
grave herself.
Vehntri's turned to the rider bo-
side him. a. slim, good~looking youth.
scarce more than a boy. and waved
an eloquent hand.
"Let me present Senor Moses Pe-
cuento." he said gentLv'. “of down
Arguenta way. bound for the Min.
sion to work for Father Hillaire and.
incidentally. for wedlock in the
chapel." . '
~ Val Hannon blushed again. but the
look she flashed Velantrie was elo-
quent of gratitude and glam-less and
admiration for so successful a quest
They spoke for a few moments
more. but the spontaneity was gone
from their meeting. and presently
the strangers rode into the Antelope
to emerge to the sight of the distant
Mission gleaming palely in the light.
while Val Harmon touched Beddoud
and went on toward the south.
Velantrle. strong on the hit of his
own desires. went straight to his
destination.
"I think, padre.” he said. “that I
shall come but little more to this
country. Perhaps no more.”
The old man looked at him keenly.
“Why?’ he asked simply.
“Became it is not well that I
should."
Father Hillaire sighed.
"No,” he said sadly. "it is not
well.” .
‘This white's a good horse." V9
lantrio said. “but I miss The (fishnet
—ls.id up with a._ sprained tendon."-
He rode straight back , way he
had come and he was deep in
thought as he neared the fringes of
the Little Antelope. Thought that
concerned jial Hanson. Velantrle
had known many women, but none
of them had come into his life for
mom‘than a fleeting tounh. He was.
as he had told Father Hillah‘e. a
. man who mastered himself. He had
ridden away from much that a. wank-
er man would have myod 10!.
Therefore he struck the big white
horse with a heel and rode through
the shallow water—and there. com-
ing slowly along. slouched gracefully
inherenddlaaaifshoidiedona
way she was used to making at.
speed. was the girl herself. Val Han-
nonforthsflrstttmeinherlifede-
Hbcmtew waiting to cross trails with
a. man, and as unconscious of the
met as any child!
At the fringe of the little stream
theymétfacetofnoeagaimandthe
shadow of the poplars played over
their young faces where the eager
light leaped helplessly. '
They drew up by common consent
and sat still for a moment smiling at
each other like two chlldren—-Val.
the pride of Paradise.,e.nd Velantrie.
"sometime of the Border!"
“I want to thank you.” said the
girl' simply at hst. “you have
brought life to Maria. I krbw."
, “And pleasure to myself,‘ an-
swered the'man. “for it has given
msgreatplessurotodoyourwmlt
is a gentle will and kindly."
"Father mm". too. will be full
of joy over the etch): sheep brought
beektohhfouforhebadgdeved
with and over M a deal. Where
did you and Means?"
"Not fu- trnm his native heath. Hes
wasnogreatthingtodndhim."
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