'1 .y FEBRUARY 19,1923. » . 3
u. 7 ~ »
4 NTINEL
REAL ESTATE "
‘ 1.1 l'mml (Mil-647
{fl
\vw \ nrk City
. (.va
S'Or‘ge W-rehouse
”n. -“ [Lilly Service
l
in \. \\ \iTL.
...r » - Beautiful, high, building lot, ex-
clust‘ve, desirable location, ex-
mucking of cellent neighbors, block to trol-
HELP WANTED
WANTED
\
Experienced operators on
Singer sewing .machines. Al-
so girls to learn. Apply
3. JACOB & SONS. Inc.,
50 Day it. So. Harwell:
#
WANTED
A number of good men for
general factory work. Can
‘ soul's NORWALKEVENING
....1.\iiv01‘ti-‘ing Rates: 25 WordS, Minimum Charge—11:11:19, .
9- word. These advertisements accepted by Teléph
Additional classified advertising will be found ‘on Page Two.
2c word; 3 times, 4c Word; 1 week, 6 times,
one. Call Notw'alk' 92 or 93. ' v
.llil‘lll'l'lcl"1‘s
lRRl' ll . Til .\TllER
ARCHITECT
, :. Street
('l’lllll.
.‘ 4.... ..
.51 ii...
Se 2H“ -.
LIAM w. MWSON. Jr-
;L‘fjxi‘. ' V CT
...‘i:l=!' V l 1‘ Phone 3339
OL'H ".“.;’.'.-\Ll<.‘_ CONN.
i’.\'i‘l-',\"I'S'
i’.\ IT. 5». To?
Wonder and Davis
\‘ ‘. . ‘V \\‘v
15!»; u Flii'DCiEPORT
' - .‘ l'm.l¢‘llt8.
.n\|« ll;\l~l MARKS
I. LEWIS MATTERN
|“\li‘~l ‘.Hn|:\l,\'
rly 1J1. izxulgcport
l‘ " lJ' .‘lN
‘lm w "H . mlmmv Bldg.
li"lli.\illllii.lis
'W"'::.'..L:‘€ei(iilibls mtg icy, and three to railroad sta-
~ . . - tion. Terms.
Phone 818
tcr than 11%, cheap.
mortgage.
THE LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 South Main St.
PHONE. woo
A one-family cottage, all modern
improvements, can be purchas-
ed for $2,000 cash, balance
REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITIES
Oder-ed For Sale By
WILLIAM 1'. HOYT & SON.
Don't wait until the best are sold.
Buy now.
Double house of ten rooms, with
some Improvements. Large lot.
Good neighborhood. Real bar-
gain” Price $3,750. Cash $1,150.
Single house, containing six rooms
and bath. All modern improve-
W DAVIS merits. 'l'w0 car garage. Lot
55x150. Excellent neighborhood.
a 5 I'm- Oliico Price $5,500. Terms arranged.
Excellent two family house of ten
rooms, located in Bill Section.
All improvements. Large barn.
not 753150. A bargain. Price
$8,500. Terms arranged.
New. house of eight room, having
every modern improvement. Best
“residential section of Norwalk.
Price $9,000. Very easy terms.
We solicit listings of all kinds of
property.
Wm. F. Hoyt 69’ Son
("hlrf‘ ill r' .
SEO CARS FOR SALE
. SIOO
'T‘IA’l i ’i 3““ ,, . $100
M" w 91‘” ,.,. . $325
w ' 1 . . 52:60
rtzu’ v - ' :‘v .‘. _ .. $390
mmv w. I‘llh 3150
riznzl ' I.’ . .. $550
l~‘"i.i w . 1 II ....... 8700
«m , $50 up
Illwwm; l ll'vil [Ull ,. . 3l50
Thule“ Brothers
l"l1“\' ill \l,l.li\'
J"! \\ blurb-inn Sirht‘t
h'i \ NV!” i'lmm‘ 3075
OLD CARS
63 Your 01d Cars to the
RIDGEPURT AUTO
WRH'KING C0.
1310 North AvenuO
011k and Center It!»
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
lid-hand Pin. .nd Tlm ”
F“ Ar/ Make of Car.
i VOLK ELECTRICAL
Real Estate —- Insurance
79 Washington 81:. Phone 435
also use a few boys. Steady
A two-family dwelling, pays bet- work. Good wages.
THE GILBERT & BENNETT
‘MANUFAGTURING 00.,
Georgetown, Oonn.
Phone Not-walk 89
WANTED—~Two or three rooms. heat-
ed and furnished for light house-
keeping. or small apartment. in good
central locality. near trolley. George
W. Golding. 26 Van Buren Ave.
WANTED—-Cellar. 60 ,or 86 feet long.
for club use at night. Handy to trol-
ley. dry and warm. J. A. Baker. Row-
ayton. Conn.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ATORS ON GIRLS’ DRESSES.
JEROME FRANK &: C0., 10 MADI-
SON STREET.
WANTED—Men to harvest ice. Apply
F. Kain.
WANTED—Girls as typlsts and for
general office work. -Apply Clover
Mfg. Co.. Wmmpauk.
WANTED-J—Operators experienced on
silk dresses. Also learners. Caflar’e
paid. Anna Costume Co.. 575 flouth
Pacific street. Stamford. Conn.
FOR RENT
TO LET—Furnished rooms. every
convenience for light housekeeping.
near center. Adults only. Inquire 7
Grove street.
T0 LET—Five nice rooms. centrally
located, in South Norwnlk. electric
lights and gas. Price $20. Phone
1123-3. or address L. Care Sentinel.
T0 LET——5 good rooms. 33 Fort St.,
East Norwalk. Conn. John Capuano.
TO LET—4 rooms. all improvcménts.
with or without garage. Apply A.
Green, 232 East avenue, East Nor-
walk.
TO LET-—Very pleasant 7 room
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
pose of it. .
Real Estate and General Insurance
J. M. O’BRIEN .-
Real Estate and Insurance
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
active. Now is the time to list LOW. Street-
yougproperty if you wish to dis-
FOR SALE
One 6-room house, with
all improvements. This.
is a bargain.
INSURANCE THAT meme
J. M. LAYTON & 00., Inc.
apartment. 138 \Vashington street.
Improvements. Magner & Flynn.
TO LET—2 nets of rooms. 11 Ely
Avenue. 3 rooms in set. light and
gas. Inquire Mrs. Bertha Noggin 15
To LET—Three rooms. with all mod-
hoat. Steam-heated modern ofllce.
Best of location. low rentals. Inquire
Keogh a Candee. or R. Joselovsky.
Seavlew avenue.
T0 LET—20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
("80. Main St. Phone 977 HOUSE. RENT PART OR ALI...
VERY REASONABLE T. IN
HEART or NORWALK. PPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMID’I‘. ATTORNEY,
rnONE 129.
LOF'I'S TO LET—Newly renovated,
light. spacious. steam-heated lofts.
centrally located. Pleasant enough
for club room purposes. rates low
enough for manufacturing purposes.
Gottliob' . 12 So. Main street.
WANTED TO BUY
ANTIQUE- FURNITURE
Antiques, high prices paid for old-
MISCELLANEOUS
HALL BROTHERB' BABY calcxs
White usher-us. Rhode Island Reds.
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
in; strains. Chicks postpald. Cats:-
logue.
\ A. B. HALL,
Wallingtord. Connecticut.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing; Manicuring, Soslp'rreat.
moat, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Penn-
snout Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving -— Hair Dressing 4
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street Norwsl‘k. Conn.
Phone Norw‘alk 2508
TWIN CITY VALET .
Jos. c. School: a. Thos. 0. Mcxeudry
Ladies“ a Gentleman’s Custom'
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning, Press
' ing, Dyeing, and Repairing.
Called for and pelivered.
PromptAttentIOn -— Phone 408.
Telephone 891
. c. H. BANKS
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstoring
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Only.
1 West Ave. 80. Nomihpaonn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLEO
HEMSTITCHING. SKIRT PLEATIlg-é
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order. -
KNORR’S ART a NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwaik
Phone 3091
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—A “Needham” upright
ern improvements. including steam '
FOR SALE—7-room bungalow. im.
provements, lot 130x350. All kinds
of fruit, central location. Price 37,600.
George Mitchell, Phone 1861 morn-
ings.
FOR SALE—Quantity ot’ seats and
wire screen. Seats were used at
Malone Baseball Field, capacity 600
people. Valued at 8300. Highest bidder} ’
takes entire outfit. Frank J. Riley. “
Phone 2653.
piano in excellent condition. price?
reasonable. Also 3 lots on 'Winfleidi
street. about 3 minutes' walk froml
trolley. Price $250. Inquire :3
Crockett street. Rowayton.
F R SALE—Brand new bathroom.
5. Syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain, white celluloid water
closetseats, $5. Seidenburg 00., 254
West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
Avenues, New York City.
MOTORS
IRva 1:. POLLEY
BARGAINS
ELECTRIC morons
1;; T0 50 H. P.
BOILERS—ALL SIZES
SHOTGUNS—\VINCIIESTER
PUMP AND
ICE MACHINES
1/; TO 4 TON
25 Monroe St. Seller-walk, 'Ct.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
— Successors to -
Nor-walk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
- TRACTOR,
\ Incorporated
Electrical Construction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK Phone 1496
TAXICABS
% -UU' m K: {PU ITO Odd?
lags-ugu
IN
a
a
i=1 .
'n . it” I Hi”
MAHAGKEMO TAXI 00.
Under ’l‘arlov’s Cigar Store
. mm: .W .i l
REPAIR STATION
In llvpllil‘s to
m. ‘~1‘v '
.3. Lawn; and Ignition
humus
[.11 - ‘ '
.. lm I.\lll.[l\
p“: {m {zlmry by owner
Iflviyr'llfi ‘
.m: and Repairing
N
family house, all improve-
I»,
family house. some improve-
For Particulars
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
meats .................‘... ”.000
Avenue Phone 35 time furniture. mahogany. chm. ‘
5 Railroad . maple. pine. etc. also old chins, glass. Phone
anything of merit that is over 100 3 3 2 0
FOR SALE years old. Careful Drivers - Prompt Service
2 family house. all lmprovo- D. A. BERNSTEIN. - .
monta.................-..37.500 I05 Westmrt Ave. Phone 998
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods.
meats 39.000 ms. vapors Junk and an more. LOST—Plain gold ml: with shield
hand goods. Wag you have. Price hearing A. Y., between Donnelly's
mowin' to m. qu‘uty of m.-‘°°d'. and Main Ind Wall. ThuI'Sdfly after-
noon. Reward for 'return to Sentinel
EVERY Hawk: THAT
we seu. - is
. , N rwalk A square des'l always.
3 ,"Y 7 M“"}.E§f°§‘m¢ _. 1 «0 PHILIP r. mummy Office-
7°W~h Norwallc, conn, 5 as Van met so“
Lu” in]: BATTERIES OHIEIES J VLW Sound-handIGoods Always on Sale
. mama autumn. READERS. A'PI‘EDITION 1
WM. “NM p.23...“ wanted-Weill: I! You have second Mild furniture.
. K AUTO WREGKING . Junk. paper stock or metals ot any
COMPANY s We; at. Nos-walk, Conn. $13111. “nth“ to Jade hBros. and you
c N '60 0 reason I y.
\H “”“""” °"""‘ ‘ WI’uOOI'Ctll. .
Mn N, . x 87 Flatt St. East Norwalk. Conn.
‘- -‘ ‘ LAST NORWALK Remember! tn. main part or your Telephone 199.
. «t. ~ “.1 mm“ °‘ home 1- th. 1°“. It °°"" ”" ATTENTION: .
r a for Sale. When it leaks. let us a! “- V° km"
»‘._ ~——'——— how. w. are now located in our 1: you not to dispose or say“ up ,
“RLGGISTS new home ' , altars «- household” or
117 Water street. Ecuth Nor-walk. write to 8. Ash. No a or toolarge
___...._ THE Nonwm Rooms co. or M“ gag-gamer 3m nos.
. H B Phons’s m and so“. . '
, - AXTER m fl
SOWH MAIN STREET. GARA . GIFT
. 3“?" noon” GARAGE SHOPPE '
”If, 'i4iE‘l' Shaw. Park & . a s '
a; ' ’1 59211. and Russell's Automobile ROWE ”“1 0"" 68 Wallfitroet- Nos-walk-
, hauling 13ij MW . ‘ . , . ,
. .n' d 0011an Aves. "we havetabluotardclcsum.
"M m. .. . Tag”: , -- ’ ' sec and s1 . m hes-tit!!!
on ANY MORE . , ' and . gifts. W
"‘m n
.. I m‘ coucn SYRUP
..,C
lnttic \vni Fort"! Y0“-
Hm
, Prescription Pharmacist
M St. to. Nor-walk. Ct.
i
1m.- connEd‘TIOUT EnRLOY- em: nose. mes. me. 1......
aadcopper.
“The Wagons—tho Mm
ole-ace oh , mulch-NOD“.
. BEGIN HERE TODAY
JOHNMEADKNéJN.Kwe§Ifih ratio:
owner I n w e. an
their beautlf 1 daughter. VAT. in.
hap II: to; or in Has-son's won-
and“ home. Paradise. .- Redstar.
king of the Bad Brood wt horses.
disappears from Paradise.
tyfs in i n1i 1 $4: $731 etc
o o as o n u
hlamfriend VE Masha
h
parents. declares he will head the
ride of catttemen to run to earth
rustiors who may have stolen Rad-
star. .
Val decida- sho will accompany
thorn but is ”flooded not to by
TOM BRISTON foreman of Para-
dise and close friend of a1.
.Velantrio visits Father Killairo
and confesses his love for Val.
GO ON WITH THE 8108!
SO—ho looked into Val Hanan-s
eyes.a.ndhisownblusonss-ld"l
love you." with every glance. while
his lips spoke trifles and laughing
Jests. .
Atlasthoroseandtookhislsavo
,andtfiotwointhagardenwatched
him go.
As he swung from the gate Val’s
eyes bogged mutely “You will come
back?" and he haunted—then
flashed "I will."
Father Hillairo stood in the gate
and sadness at upon him like a
garment. and the girl touched him
twice before he turned.
“What is it. father?" she asked
anxioufly. But. he shook his head
again. . _
"Nothing that I an speak of." he
aid.
And all the wiy home to Paradise
she troubled over the mus speech-
what time she could tasks from the
glowing dreams that people the high
heavens and covered the world with
light.
CHAPTER XIV .ggffi
The Stirring 'l‘slk -
QEN EANNON cams hack to
Miss. In the gold and crim-
son lightwash of a- summer's
dusk they heard\the tar. faint sound
of horse’s boots. and Belle. whose
hearing was marvelously acute.
caught it first.
inorosofrotnachairinthoshsdo
edpauoandholdoutahaadfor
silence". .
"Bush!" also said. and VII and
Briston, who were W. m
Quiet. . Party's cigar-ct trailed of!
his under lip as he listened. for they
all unknown“!!! Bel-WI QM
cars.
"It." aha strained her every facnl~
"tyforatensaseoonmthenherface
ssunsd to break in a thousand places
to let her spirit flash ' out—"it's
. Mining's mew she cried. "it‘s
' John!"
And it was Julia—Jenn Kaunas tn'
s‘mighw sood'thint YO '
dad. lhedtohoidhertokoevhe!
from following him on. She almost
mummvsmmfioyeo"
“gm“.
er.
“It's been a long time. old man,”
she said affectionately.
women have been true .
They'we watched the trails at dawn
and dusk—they‘re fairly plied to set
your face. sometimes.”
With oné of the rare. the very rare.
(stresses that. passed between them
John Hannon bent and kissed his
daughter's cheek. Then he turned
to the riders who came clumping in
along the stone flags. shaking hands
and denunding news of the ranch.
To Jose. who came quietly reach-
ing for Lightning's rein. he gave a
pointed look and a sharp word of
direction. It was needed.
beautiful gelding stood in the dual:
with hanging head and dull eyes. his
erstwhile sleek coat naked with dust
and cut by trickling sweat. His slim
legs trembled with fatigue; his nos-
trils shock with the heavy breaths
that rattled in his sides.
“Great Pete. John.’.'
wonderlngly. “but you've put th’ red
boy through! Th‘ Black Rustler been
chasln' you?"
The boss laughed and ran a hand
through his thick gray hair. while
he tossed his heavy hat away.
“Not enctly.hutlwaslnahurry
to get home. Been gone long
5‘";
3i.
iii-i
«Why, you story teller!" died
”no. Mm‘fly under her own
laughter. “John. don't listen to this
young upstart. But you know what
you have always told me of thh boy
—of his strength and cad-names;
And I think you are right. He is
strong and he is very determined. 1
saw “(about this Black Rustler
anus-“5!“ nar‘ it my words that:
tho Ihatlzr er hits this coun
again. Iqoyo‘osvcnendenning will get
him‘."
John Bannon's dark eyes dropped
tothewhito table beforshimand
neither we saw or felt the sod-
den name of tire that flared in them.
It was a momentary flash of and ex.
dtement. such as sometknos shows
in the eyu of a drunkard or a luna-
tic. If John Hanson wanted the
Black Rustler augnt for any tea.-
soa. personal or general. he might
have felt the portent of the woman‘s
speech. have seed the vision of its
fulfillment.
In Santa Leandra there was be-
‘ to stir a hidden speech.
What the Boss of Paradise
rodeintotcwnheheardabitoflt.
veiled and covered. but to a range
man entirely understandable. It felt
the pulse of every cattleman. and it
felt John Harmon's and was satisfied.
“I‘m with the movement." he said
steadily. his keen eya giving back
glance for glance to choke who
spoke.
Dyke Attlson was in that day and
ha listened with a. grim frown. for
his right arm still hung useless.
"re have t’ see it first." he told
Sanchez later. “I‘m still bellevln' in
Badman. big. but”. blond ‘34
thick with money. heard the refit}:
and his eyes twinkled.
my“;- be and genially. “Jobs!
does seem t' have it. that's a fact.
‘3' yet. you know. th' thk Rustler
struck Paradise at bat an' when he
munititmmcorm
m for that there Resistor horse
was Bannon‘s one best bet."
“If he rides." and Dark.- W
ly. “I'll believe-o. little—arr not till
then." -
And Brldeumn’s deep Maw filled
the narrow street as he slowed the
speaker on‘ths back with a huge Ind
hairy hand.
"Well." he said. "I guess it don't
Lolo Sanche- passed' that. _ moment
withagbncoofherblackeyesfor
snuuosnmnscnsmm m‘m in sign: and Bridgman
TEESHADEDPATIGANDW looked aftor her. his bearded taco
omamxn son. omen. .1."
—eh, Belle. my girl?"
10h, John!" said Hello. and the
word was eloquent.
'“Ihat girl 0' youth. Sascha." be
“It! Width. ‘53 magic. I.“ right.”
mule
dist. Petty.‘loduaclous and open-
oyod. authored all he could from
riddlloammsoandmltan
motnlghuintheleaotthabunk-
house‘whmsjhojeowboyslounged
andsrnokad. ‘
Tho.bosshaardnndllstsaed.and
hlseyeatooksteckofmmauln
Mancini; ~ - -
ThaneyeOGandoanIngrodsm
’ “Bane some more
ugmummnummmmnnn
WWIWWWIW
‘
E
E
E
a
E“
a
5
E
g
in
=
5
.=_-=
E1
=
E
E
5.
:-
a
g
E
5
:5"
E
E
g
a
a
s
=
a
a
E
fi
E
5:” ll I“ ll
.4 II I“!
'HHM‘N‘M’ “ll.“ II! ll‘lil‘dl l”
H
A... M
l..‘
l.‘l1.‘.""'l:l.ll;" ‘rli‘liu.
WV...“ ll‘
Norwalk Chronicler