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“Mining Rates: 25»Wo,rds,
8c word. These advertisements acce
or FEBRUARY 17, 1923,
Minimum Charge—1 time
. 2c word; 3 times, 4c word; 1 week. 6 times.
. . . pted by Telephone. Call Norwalk 92 or 93.
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REAL ESTATE
MISCELLANEOUS ’ '
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AaCHlTECT
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VHTWJ iii-x Conn.
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ACKBMO
Don't wait uni."
, Buy now.
Double house or ten
some iml’l'tlvelnents.
600d ne‘Bthrhood.
Rain.
Sm hm. contain
and bath.
merits.
55x1“).
Price $5,500. Terms arranged.
worm. located in Bill
All improvements.
Lot lbxibo.
$8,500. Terms arranged.
Price $9,000. Very easy terms.
property.
Real Estate -— Insurance
79 Washington St.
the best are sold.
rooms, with'
Large lot.
Real bar-
Price $3,750. Cash $1,750.
mg six moms
All modern improve-
Two car garage. Lot
Excellent neighborhood.
Excellent two family house of ten
Section.
Large barn.
A bargain. Price
New house of "eight. rooms. having
every modern improvement. Best
residential section of Norwalk.
We solicit listings of all kinds of
Wm. F. Hoyt €97 Son
Phone 435
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
Now is the time to list
your property if you wish to dis-
active.
pose of it.
Ileal Estate and General Insurance
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance
4 80. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Phone 977
FOR SALE
One 6'-room house, with
all improvements. This
is a bargain.
J.~-M.»I~AYTON &. Supine»:
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue
PhOne 35
EOE SALE
2 tamily.housc. all improve-
ments .................... $7,500
[3
family house. all improve-
ments ........... . ........ 39,000
[3
family house. some improve-
ments ...................
For Particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street
Real Estate —- Insurance
. $9.000
Nor-walk
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Oonéreteing
8 France St.
Phone 618-1-2 Norwslk
Remember! the main part or yzllar
1.
When it leaks. let us fix it. we know
located in our
house is the roof. It covers
how. We are now
new home
117 Water Street.
Phones 887 and 2955.
MOTORS
’ one or two gentlemen. Drown, 155
South Norwalk.
THE NOBWALK ROOFING CO..
' heat.
IRVING K. POLLEY
BARGAINS
morale MOTORS
1,4 we so a. VP.
BOILERS—ALL SIZES
SHOTGUNS—WINOHESTEB
rm AND
ICE MACHINES
grooms:
25 Monroe St. so. Norwalk, 0t.
Edison Mazda
Lamps MOW”
CHURCH and ABBOTT
,— aucmr‘l'ggf ‘ _
Norw
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CO1)!-
TRACTOR.
local-pound
Electrical Conan-action-
ROODNER BLOCK .
CARD 0!" THANKS-
' ' ' ’ d
We wish to than]: our friends an
neighbors and South Nomadic Lodge.
or 0: Moon. for
No. 529. Loyal 0rd ”at in our be.
the handsome flowers
General Electric
d Repel“
an”. 1496
meat and death of our beloved
5’? lmu - :AXI CO. $32,139: and sister. -
.14 . ( i'rnr Store ERNEST 331m,
Ph‘mc . HAZEL BRITTO.
11 " 0 ELIZABETK Bonn.
”my. " “ 0 MARY A. mm.
r ..- l-rmnpt Service (31.11me & SISTERS.
f-‘xRAuES THE CONNEOI'IOUT EMPLOY-
liolf-J? f '~-«———— MEN? AGENCY.
~ . > GARAGE 47 WALL swam NORWM
3“? lb Phone 189:}!- _ ,_ '
'f‘“irir'g and Over-
Wily}
"“2"“.1 Mechanic.
am a .
‘ “hecticut Ayes.
nu ma ”“me
general W f _
m
so girls to learn. Apply
H. JACOB & SONS, 1110..
50 Day 81:. So. Norwalk
7
WANTED.
'A number of good men for
~ general factory work. Can
alsb use a few boys. Steady
work. Good wages.
THE GILBERT a BENNETT
MANUFAOTURING 00.,
Georgetown, Conn.
Phone N orwalk 89
WANTED—Cellar. 60 or 85 feet long,
for club use at. night. Handy to trol-
ley. dry and warm. J. A. Baker. Row-
ayton. Conn. - *
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ATORS 01" GIRLS' DRESSES.
JEROME FRANK 8; CO., 10 MADI-
SON STREET. .
WANTED—Men to harvest ice. Apply
I". Haln.
W’ANTED~—-Girls as typisis
general office work.
Mfg. Co., \mepauk.
and (or
Apply Clover
THE ELITE SHOP
ril'ggiN“ HELP WANTED
{I'd} NW?“ trucking of REAL E . . HALL BROTHERS' BABY CHICKS-
: sped“ van STATE W D White Leghorns. Rhoda island Reds,
. ANTE Barred d Whit Rocks. Hos. la -
. 1»me mpg to OPPORTUNITIES lng strings. smacks Dos-timid- WC”:
rlogue. ’
.m Shops 313 OHersd For Sale By Experienced operators on W 11' ‘2} B"! Contécflcut
‘ . ‘ WIII _ a. In or . -
“Mun-1.1 12-.“ “M F- HOYT & SON. Smger sewing machines. Al- 3
Shampooing, Msnicuring, Scalp Treat-
ment. Permanent Hair Dyeing. Perm-
anent Waving, Hali- Bobbins. Curling
Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
Norwalk. Conn.
47 Wall Street .
Phone Norwalk 2565
. TWIN CITY VALET
Jos. C.
Ladies’ & Gentlemen's Custom
2: fl Tailoring
The Sanitary
ing. Dyeing andhrRepaiI-ing.
Called for and Delivered.
Prompt Attention — Phone 408.
Sellock a: Thos. 0. 51031211611
Way of Cleaning, Press
Telephone 391
C. H. HANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstcring
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. .
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
ilEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATIEIE
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order.
KNCRR’S ART a NOVELTY SHOP,
Norwalk
Commercial Bldg.
Phone 3091 ‘
So. .Norwalk. Conn.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—7-room bungalow,
provements. lot 130x330.
George Mitchell,
ings.
im-
All kinds
of fruit. central location. Price $7,500.
Phone 1861 morn-
VVANTEDnSalesmen by an establish~
ed organization to sell a. Nationally
advertised product in Norwalk and
surrounding territory. Call Hotel‘ Ma-
hackemo Monday the 19th; 10:00 a.
m. to 5:00 p. m.
FOR SALE—Quantity of
wire screen. Souls were
Malone Baseball l’icld,
takes entire outfit.
Phone 2653.
=eats and
used at
capacity 600 .
people. Valued at 5300. Highest bidder ’
Frank J. Illley.
WANTED—Operators experienced on
silk dresses. Also learners. Cal-(arc
paid. Anna. Costume Co.. 575 South
Pacific street. Stamford. Conn.
WANTED—At once, ,several experi-
enced neckbandcrs on men's shirts.
Will take a few learners. Apply at
Cluett. Peabody &. (:0.
FOR RENT
TO LET—5 good rooms. 33 Fort St..
wEast Norwalk. Conn. John Capuanow
TO LET—Two rooms, suitable for
light housekeeping. all improve-
ments. Call Sunday or after 4:30 p. m.
Mrs. Nash. 104 SO. Main street.
TO LET—4 rooms. all improvements.
with or without garage. Apply A.
Green. 232 East avenue, East Nor—
walk.
TO LET—Very pleasant 7 rgom
apartment, 138 “’nshingion street.
Improvements. Magncr & Flynn.
T0 LET——-l“ivc room bungalow, with
electric lights. 80 Strawberry Hill
avenue, East Norwalk. Phone 856-4.
TO LET—Five room cottage. Rent
reasonable. In East Nor-walk. \Vrlto
“Rent." Care or Sentinel.
T0 LET—Two family house on Taylor
avenue, just completed. All improve—
ments. Telephone 257-2.
T0 LET—Nicely
room.
furnished
steam heated,
front
suitable for
Washington street. Keelcr Bldg.
FOR SALE—A
piano in excellent
“Sc-edham”
reasonable. Also 2 lots on W‘infleld
street. about 3 minutes’ walk from
trolley. ~Price $250. Inquire 23
Crockett street. Rowayton.
upright
condition. price
FOR SALE—Male Beagle hound pup-
pies. 2 1-2 months old; Extra. well
bred from hunting‘utork. $10 to $1
each. w. 'l‘. Griffin. 435 I‘m Hill Rd,
South Norwa lk. Conn.
5
FOR SALE—2 burner s
" new, $5.00: aisK‘1'5’.‘
$5.00.
lags. like
, I -: ur‘éau.
Phone 703-2 South Norwalk.
FOR SAI.l«Z~O'Connor's old
2 saddle ponies. 2 drivers horses.
light wagons. 2 sets harness.
FOR SAl..l-J—-One 3 year old
and two 2
for breeding. Also 2 turkey hens
sale or exchange. II. Ruehl.
Nor-walk.
stable.
“'ashington street. 5 work horses,
gander
year old Toulouse some
for
\‘Vest
4 i
3
FOR 'SALE—Lunch wagon.
Stamford; owner’ has
or Stamford 3111. .
well es—
tablished business at 575 Main St...
4~year lease.
For information. phone Norwalk $06
FOR SALE-:Brand new bathroom.
Syphon closet. china lowdown
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
white celluloid water-
Seidenburg Co., 25-;
West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
$56.
big bargain.
closet seats, $5.
Avenues. New Yolk City.
LOST ’
T0 LET—2 seto‘o! rooms. ‘11 Ely
Avenue. 3 rooms in set. light and
gas. Inquire Mrs. Bertha; Nngfl. 15
Lowe Street.
TO LET—Three rooms. with all mod-
ern improvements, infiludlng steam
Steam-heated modern Oflice.
Best of location, low rentals. lnqulle
Keogh & Candec. or R. Joselovsky,
Scavievv avenue.
T0 LE 20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROP SITION FOR ROOMING
'HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE 'RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT. ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129. .
LOB‘TS TO .LETa-Newly renovated.
light, spacious, steam-heated lofts,
centrally located. Pleasant enough
for club room purposes. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottlleb‘s. 12 50. Main street.
WANTED To BUY
' ANTIQUE- FURNITURE .
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
iimo furniture. mahogany. cherry,
maple. pine, etc" also old china. g
anything of mom: that is over 10
years old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
105 Westport Ava. Phone 998
am A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
as; paper- junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality or the goods.
A square deal always.
PHIL-1P P. MABONE!
as You and: Street
Sound-hand Goods Always on Sale
READERS. ATTENTION ! .
it you has second hand mutton.
Mmmrstockormstalsotsny
kind.sellittohitoaros.andmjl
win see the reason why. .
Write or Call.
87 Fort St.
East Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone. 499.
ATTINTIQH 1'. , -
LOST—Between Grove streetnnd No.
Main street. a part of lady's gold'
Finder please return
to Sentinel Office and receive reward.
fountain pen. ‘
LOST—Last evening. between Henry
street'and Rialto theatre. string of
Reward it returned to
pearl beads.
Rialto theatre box office.
EVERY FIXTURE THAT
we SELL - ls SURE
areyouinnoedoi? Doyouwant
some pottery installed that will
"reserve its pure, white color dur-
ingthoyearstooome? That’sthe
kind we’ll place inqour'home. Why
notcallnsupandglvousanide‘a
'0! what you
_ need ? .
NASH, BAYKOIID d: DEAN
2 Flax Efllnoad.
‘ COMPANY
CAMILLA GIFT
SHOPPE
sswmsmet,
.750 and 81.00.
and copper. ‘
Nor-walls
We have tables otarticles at 50c.
, Many beautiful
silk hose. baskets. lustre, brass
cleaner} on. the, anther—Nos»
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL 7
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
JOHN HANNON. wealthy ranch
owner. his blind wife. BELLE. and
their beautiful daughter, VAL, livo
hsp‘pily together in Hannon'a won-
der ul ranch home. Paradise. Red-
star. the king or the Red Brood 0!
horses. disappears from Paradise.
FATHER HILLAIRE. in charge of
the Mission. introduces Val to his
friend VELANTRIE from the Bor-
der and an interesting friendship
grows between the two young poo-
p o.
Meanwhile Redstar hidden away
in the Blind Trail hula. calls in
vain for his beloved Val.
BOYCE CLENDENNING. suitor
of Val and favored by her parents.
calls at Paradise and vows to run
to earth the motion who may have
stolen Redstar.
John Hanson is away
tor-ions journey and
she will accompany Cleodonning.
GO ON WITH THE STORY
A horse—a great red horse. mon~
ster tall. marvelously slim. The gentle
eyes were sick with longing, while
the delicate nortrlls that quiversd
with each breath were pinched a. bit.
for tho kingly heart beneath the
broad hay breast was, trotting itself
away.
And as the twilight fell Redstar
the beautiful. Redstu- the swift. the
tender-eyed. the loving. throw up his
head and sent a piercing cry ringing
down the canons.
Ho stood like a rock and listened.
his nostrils still. the breath bold in
his sides, while tho echoes took it up
and made a million voices or it.
When the last taint not. had died
away he called again. and Collin be
listened. bis eager eye‘s straining
into tho distance down tho narrow
demo. Until the last re'd‘voil had
changed to blue and then to black on
the darkening Inc. of the wall. he
sent his cry ringing in the dusk.
hold his breath and listened, pointed
his ears and spread his thin nostrils
for sound or scent of answer.
CHAPTER XIII '=‘
Deep Waters .
‘1' Ms. tho rider-teams in
and Int down at the long tables
in tho diningsmom. They were
brown as Indians With the summer's
work but they were neat to a man.
their tacos shining with much good
soap and water. their harmed:
with tho ministration: at tho combs
banging to their chains beside the
looking glasses in the back. veranda.
It was'svonlng and the day was
done. and they were tall or lost and
laughter. amiable with the pleasure
at work accomplished. a plea-an
plan. to lounge ill. ~‘
0! all the many crow rely alone
was missing. beside Jose and Rosy.
out with the herd on the upper
rat-tr m boon to out: man
and sun sow they could hou- him
unsaddllag in the tar hurrah!“ any
one could hear 'Psrly'trom’aay res.-
sonabls distance. ‘ . ' ‘ »‘
“That boy." said Val, mtling‘lfrom
‘ tho ~ubla's head when sho'sat in
- John W'- ablation. "could mg 0
MM"’“
“ngb‘ i: you are, Val."_sald Dirk.
“I've soon hint vials a town. that
‘was ready to:- "burial. 5111’: you.
Tom?" ‘ _' .‘ .
“Wail. hoainftxo say? I“ on:
himself.” answered the» . tor-emu.
“but I like his stylxci’efly'im
a damn taller- Ioould’ blow smoke
on." and he caught the brown. list
tbst'mo on either sills in good-
natursd throat, tor than was an
- ‘aascflonats eamarsdu-lo‘ between the
on a mys-
r
tho Wham-23%? rm
chaps waving. a ‘, D
HIEIIIIVIJ m '- 7‘ It
NWT?
al declares.
lath.
i All a =
m“ .. moms...“
proppedup on rocks. and reachin'
out along one was th' arm of an old
coat. stuffed with grass! That there
drive was a. one or two-man trick.
an' it was th' Black Rustler that
done it." ,
”Th' hell you say!”
“Sure do. An‘ ain't th‘ Flyln Y
boys wild! Eighty head 0’ steers
ready for driviu'—dnd a two-man
trick—an them comin' back from the
pass like a lot ot‘nlnnies scored out
bra lay like that!"
“But they didn't know. Pei-1y."
said Briston. . "How’d they know
them guns was blind? An’ the Black
Rustler'ain’t to be fooled with. He‘s
killed too many men along this Bor-
der. You know his tame as a gun-
man."
"Well. somethin's goin' to be done
this time. or I miss my guess. Boyce
Clendennlng's ribbin' up a plan for a
ride. 1111' when that comes oil’. I think
he'll have his man."
“That's a man-sin trick.” laid
Briston. "ain't no one, along th' lino
boa able to do it for five years now.
shes-ll! or big ranch or single aveng-
er. {'4 have to no it done to believe
it‘vl .
“Walk" said Perly. turning back
to wash up. “I‘m believin' in Boyce.
Ho's'a quiet taller. but he think- a
heap. uses his bean in other words.
“WOULD you LISTEN-4m I
ADVISED SOMETHING THAT
MIGHT—MAKE too LESS HAP»
rrr- -
an‘ ho don't fly 0! tb’ handle! want
t’ be in when th'» cattlernsn ride.”
"Yes." said Val. grimly. ,“snd so
do I." '
“But you won't.” said Britten.
“I've beard.you spook like that a
time or two. girl. anti don't want
you to think serious along that line.
Lois ormno loss. aspsrty like that
would be ain't nrplsoo‘ M a wow.
an'yourdsd WHY-1t on you good aa'
plan” when he comet hon-la arr
hosts you talk." . '
Andtbs tooling spread that per-
hat-lamenting could do what. he
promised. '
'Vsl Mon began to sing about
the mmuxsllnscahm‘! I!!!
had. not‘douoxslucs the black day
which had neon «by We loans
Not that slashed forgotten-tho king;
31!. would never forgot him—not in
a thousand years.’ But something
within her buds herwuit, and hold
herself with patience. Somewhere.
that memory. her soft lips parted
with the wonder of it.
But there was one at Paradise who
watched her with anxious and trou-
bled heart—Busted. who had seen
‘ the girl grow up and loved her in a
half-paternal way.
"There’s sometbln' new come to
her." he told himself. smoking in the
dusk beside the talking spring. "now
what 01' balloon it be? Where's aha
been to find it?" and be thought un-
easily ot that, night at Hunnewell'a.
Ho modes. few gentle probes into
Val's confidence. but for once in his
knowledge of her be got nowhere.
found nothing he wanted or did not
want to know.
Val Banner: was her tather’s
daughter. John Hannah bad loved
onee—‘ar’ld with every nbro 02 his
heart. brain and body.
She did not know it yet. but every
faithful nerve and pulse within her
Wax; awakening to the gentleness
and vital charm of the mangrom
Oblivion whose reckless blue eyes
were beginning to hold such a keen
dismay when he looked at her.
And so 2’. was that she rode more
cite: to Retuglo and sat in Father
Hillairo's garden. That. sharp and
kindly man studied her with more
distress than old Briston. for he
know a. sad deal more. _
“My daughter." said Father Hil-
lalre. one day. ."aro you happy?"
The long brown orbs flashed up at.
him with so swift. “tell-tale a light
that the wise prim: was answered:
"Yes. father.“ aha said simply. “I
urn—but for one thing."
The other sighed.
"You have known me all your lite.
Val," he said. "Have I ever advised
you wrongly in all that time?" i
“No, town.” she said wondering-
w
ly.
"Would you listen to ma now—l: I
advised something that might—make
you less happy?"
”I should listen and heed you.
tether. l: l'woro dead." sold tho girl
gravely.
For a long time rather mush-s
looked out along the land. his flnga?
cappingftho worn top of the table.
Then he sighed again and shook
his silver head.
"Ah. wall." in xmurlnured. “per-
‘ hops '11:! Just as well. As I said once
before—1518 in higher Hands than
mine."
"Eh 7" queried Val.
"I—wss only testing your loyalty.
dear child. I meant nothing.”
And then, one day a little later.
Velantrio rode into the garden on
the good white horse—and he was
doubly answered. tor‘tho look that
leaped into Vol Hannah's taco was
the "light that never was on land or
sea." and the rose from her chair
and wont to meet the stranger as
helplessly as the needle to the steel.
The man dropped from his saddle
to strike a. palm to hers—and for
once in their friendship 7.“: him
they had both tormttendho padre
o! Refugio.
When they turned to him the
prlalt aw two thing-s instantly—tho
Joy 0! Vol. the dawning struggle of
the man. ,
"Either.” said Velantrle, straight»
ly. "I am in deep waters.” _
"Yes. my son." '
f‘I merely turn my eye'- to thohir
thorns for a. fleeting comfort—ere 1
drift out to sea,=boyond all hope".
'Thoro’was a desperate longing in
the words, s depth nfid'vviattulnéss.
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