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Whoa . REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
. ”:0, WANTED HALL norms BABY omens.
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is; .1: WWW,“ A number of good men for gt; fifih9fiii.%&d&.mn‘§:v3 133;:
mung”Sie‘crliaxlswig general factory work“ Can lug strains. chicks posthum- Cato-i
‘ ‘ also use a few boys. Steady ogue. A, 3, HALL,
i‘hone 318 work. Good wages. . Wellingtord, Connecticut.
”fills 5 ' Sh SHEEN; ”“331 T. .
W“ M Tan quasar a BENNETT mefipggrnfihnngl‘i: 3.13%“: 9.3;:
/ MANUFACTURING CO., anent Waving; Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving —— Hair Dressing
'YW “\THER Garwown. 003111. Hair Gouda-Swedish Face Massage.
' " Phone Norwalk 39 a Wall Street Norwalk, Conn.
ARcHlTBCT Rhone Nor-walk 2565
. . TWIN lTY VALET
_ wishmzrm SW“ WANTED Joe. c. Belleck 2 Thou. o. McKendry.
. . 55ml
/ ley, and three to railroad sta-
. 'M W. DAWSON, Jr. hon. Terms.
ASCHI'EALT A two-family dwelling, pays bet-
m “I 1“ i‘ W” 3339 ter than .1176, cheap.
, . . A one-family cottage, all modern
“I 5.3% a... CONN- improvements, can be purchas-
___,._._:—————- ed for $2,000 cash, balance
PATl’lNlV-h -—-—-"' mortgage.
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1310 North Ave
1: Ozik and Center 8th.,
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Phone Barnum 5
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Mu: zr-u; l:\l’l"l‘.lilES FOR SALE
2 family house, all improve-
.77- -.._ ments.... ..... .......(...87,500
”to?“ “name 2 :23: W W ..
‘IPANY 2 family house. some improve- '
ments............. ....... 89.000
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; jf- i hr NORWALK ASK JOHN T. HAYES
.H. Kinds of 7 Main Street Norwalk
”m Real Estate -.- Insurance
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4 V ' ' Shaw, Park 5'.
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to ' ‘ *0 Ofdoristoolal‘lc LOUIS cowscmT.AflonNm.
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I‘homs 75942.
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L," gizzoGEPORT
and Ignition
'1 pharmacist
50. Norwalk, Ci.
:‘1- ATTENTION !
my." 3‘7”" hand “minim
su- ”5 "'1 or metals or any
’I‘ . East Norwalk. Conn.
““l‘hone 499.
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Beautiful, high, building‘lot, ex-
clusxvc, desirable location, ex-
ccllent neighbors, block to trol-
pnoi'm Ieoo
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DAVIS
FOR SALE
Excellent seven room house, having
every improvement. such as wa-
ter, sewer. electricity, gas, hot
l‘ilt‘ms- water heat, hardwood floors. ctc.
L. Large lot. Large garage, fruit
\ I, , ~ and sidewalks. Excellent neigh-
|.\ Jib horhood. Price $0,000. Terms
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
Real Estate and General Insurance
nil. '
.—
.J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance
I 80. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FOR SALE
One 6-room house, with
all improvements. This
is a bargain.
ONE.
586-2
Car.
uh in
CONTRAUI‘OB and 31mm
Fireprool Building
a
7
8 France St. Nos-walk. Conn.
Phone 018-1-2 Norwalk
Handy man. Capable of doing
extra turn as fireman when
needed on any shift. Only a
good, willing worker need
apply.
NORWALK TIRE AND
RUBBER comm.
WANTED—Man with car to sell com-
plete line low priced TIRES AND
TUBES. $100.00 per week. Iterling-
worth Tire Co., 429 Sterling, E. Liver-
pool.‘0hio.
and Contracting ‘
WANTED—20 experienced operators
on Singer sewing machines. Good
pay, steady work. Ap'ply at 8 Union
street. top floor. Falrtlcld Manufacturs
ing Company.
Ladles' a Gentleman's Custom
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning,
ing. Dyeing and Repair!
Proth Attention - Phone (08.
Telephone 391
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
Picture Frame. and Mirrors,
1 West Ave.
____..____.._.. __.__._——— __
I-IEMS’I‘I’I‘CHING. SKIRT PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
KNORR'S ART a Novel/Tr sacral
{Commercial Bldg.
Tailoring
rosa-
Called tor and Delivered. -
c
0.3.HANXS
Upholsterlng
Shades
Made to Order.
Bo. Norwalk, Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
to Order.
Norwalk
.1
Phone 3091
WANTED—Women for light factory
work. Steady positions. good pay.
AD
cor-26‘4“? (Ii/<50 r‘OOECUJ
FOR SALE
Gabbcn-Molo Works. Inc., Day and
Ba mond strc ts, so. rw k.
V e . No al FOR
WANTED—Men for factory work.
Good pay. steady positions. Apply
Gabbe-Mole Works. Inc.. Day and.
Raymond streets.
WANTED—Janitor. Must be experi-
enced and thoroughly understand
low pressure boilers. Good permanent
position with excellent pay for right
lugs.
FOR
tank,
man. Apply in lpcrson between 7:30
and 5:30. Clover Mfg. Co., Winne-
pauk. West
WANTED—Two people to board who
provements.
or fruit, central location. Price 37,500.
George Mitchell, Phone 1861 morn-
855. Syphon closet. china low-down
with all nickel~plated fittings; special
big bargain,
closet seats,
Avenues. New York City.
SALE—7-room bungalow, im—
lot 130x350. All kinds
"l miml
ilvltm ‘va “ w
SALE—Brand new bathroom,
enameled bath tub and lavatory,
white celluloid water
$5. Seldenburg Co., 254
34th Street. between 7th and 8th
would appreciate refined surround—
ings, private family. no other board-
ers. Central. Care Sentinel.
FOR
Prlce
Care
\VANTED—Young man over 16 years
50x160,
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SALE—Ira close an estate, plot
51h street. East Norwalk.
Address Box Plot.
reasonable.
Sentinel.
of age as hell boy. Apply Hotel. FOR
Mahackemo.
WANTED—Girls tor mailing depart-
turcs
antique mirror. kitchen table, pic-
. 196 East avenue.
SALE—Sewing machine. bed.
ment; light pleasant work. Come To 1
ready to work. Murphy Mfg. Co.,
275 East Avenue. _ fl, , __
WANTED—Girls.
-..,_,
fished
Good hand sewers 3.. 14
with kitchenette. Also an apartment
at tnrccrooms. W
. fer light housekeeping. Inquire
.ET—Onc largo furnished room
.0: unturn-
Camp street .
to sew buttons on girl's coats.
steady position. Lcuuis Greenberg
and Bron, Depot Place, East Norwalk.
LOST
clarinet and saxa-
L. C. 12 Tolles St.
WANTED-400d
phone teacher.
\VANTED—Two or three rooms, heat- gram
ed and furnished for light house-
keeping, or small apartment. in good
central locality. near trolley. George
LOST—Saturday morning, gold wrist
watch.
betwccmChostnut street and Railroad
avenue or on \Vest avenue car. Tele-
phone 894.
with flexible chain. mono-
M. S. on back. on Monroe street,
Liberal reward.
\V. Golding. 26 Van Burt-n Ave.
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.
LOST—Plain gold ring with shield, '
hearing A. Y., between Donnelly's‘
and Main and Wall, Thursday after-
noon.
office.
Reward for return to Sentinel
WANTED—EXPERIENCED OPER-
ATORS ON GIRLS' DRESSES.
JEROME FRANK & CO., 10 MADI-
SON STREET.
WANTED—Men to harvest ice. Apply
F. Haln.
GARAGES
Send
New
EARN $20 weekly spare time at home. V :
addressing mailing music circulars. A
American Music Co., 1658 Broadway,
10c for music information. etc.
York.
TAXICABS
MOODY ’S GARAGE
MAHAGKEHO TAXI 00.
Under Tarlov‘s Cigar Store
Automobile Repairing and Over-
' hauling by Expert Mechanic. 3 131030 .0 '
Taylor and Connecticut Aves. Careful Drivers — Prompt Sen-Ice
MOTORS
the main part of your
It covers all.
m it. we know
located in our
South Nor-walk.
Remember!
house is the root.
When it leaks. let us
' how. We are now
new home
117 Water Street.
To LET—Furnished ro ms. every
convenience for light h sekeeplng.
near center. Adults only. Inquire 7
Grove street.
Chevrolet roadster, 1020 . . . . $100
fl”.
Shufelt Brothers
DUBAN'I‘ DEALERS
201 Washington Street
. East Nos-walk -— Phone 3075
EVERY FixruacJHA'F‘
‘t -' Ml wxil’ :‘
USED cans FOR SALE WE SELL - is SURE
Dodge Wr,’1920_ ....... $300 To PLEASE %
Studebaker uniting, 0 cyl. sue You VERY _
Essex sedan, 1920 .......... $150 5%
Overland touring, 1923 . . . . . $400 :
Ford scdan,.1921 ..... 8315
Ford tourings .......... . $50 up i:
um
WWW p
TO LET—Five nice rooms, centrally
located, in South Norwalk. electric
lights and gal. Price ’20. Phone
1123-8. or address L. care Sentinel.
.
all second.
have. Price
t the goods.
To LET—5 goodrooms. 88 Fort 8c,
East Norwalk. Coup. John Capuane.
To hE'r—z sets of ml.“ 11 Ely
Avenue. 8 room in set; light and
gas. Inquire Kra- Bertba Nam. 15
Lowe Street. ‘ . ‘
To Mr. rooms. With all mod-
on improvements. including, steam
sated em
To go gag WONDERFUL
NORWALK
s (or cooks.
.{il‘illl‘w “‘1‘
Authorities‘at Yale University up
oonsideringthe- elimination of Lean
, smut
new as _;a 'reeuirernent tor‘fm
i3" . unis, r, .
mm“ KJPOMY What sort or plumbing ,
areyouinneedot? Doyouwam .7
ABC! 3 m “In.“m that w T
- B , S :ogm It: nus-c, white color dur-
O MOTORS ingthcyenrseo'comc? That’s the .
%TOSOH.P. kindwc’llpluoeinyonrhome.\vhy -
; BOMSIZES eotcallus-upandglveusanidca
“WONG—WINCHESTER of what you need ? ‘
Pm m uses, 031mm) a DEAR .
ICE MACHINES ’ , It? 51' 1
a m ‘ 1.0,, 2 so: Hill Road.
25mm. Ballot-walk,“ .. _ ¢
-. _ GIFT
nelson und: General Electric _ SHOPPE. -
{Amps , Motors . -
cannon and ABBOTT 08 Wall Street Nor-walk
-- Successors to -—
ST nub wggmmfchgzl con. ' "We hive. uh” I .0! It we,
' TRACTOR, 750 “$1.00. Many mourn:
111W and useful gins- Guns-mm
m, cIIConStrnctlonandRepalfl slikhmhaskctsmeim
pm BLOCK Phone we ind m- ‘
.mtotho»
. lantrie was more blessed.
(Continued mem- Last issue)
But John Hanson was grimly with
Clendennlng. band and- heart. it
seemed.
CHAPTER xv
0n the Rim of Mesa Grands
AL BANNON rode the ranger
land constantly. Born to the
open and the saddle as she was.
she seemed filled with a keener rest-
lessness than usual. I. more poignant
For John Hannah's blood was stir-
ring in her and she had found her
stun. She had raised her innocent
eyes to it in the peculiar idolatry of
comm-M mm...
H
with such sudden sharp bitterness
that. the girl caught her breath.
glancing up with startled eyes.
“What do you mean?" she said.
Velantrie. “sometime
der." throw away the
sat down opposite her.
“What 1 said. Look
Miss Hannah. and you
same desperate decision—for myself.
Long ago I tried to
for the
I have
r.
strong
that strange munch blood—and for-
over alter she would know no other
light. Horse—wend—lover—Val
Harihon would be true to them as
simply as water to its level. So she
rode among the means and dreamed
her dream, and always she listened
for a rider's coming (rem the inimit-
able distances. searched the south
tor him.
And who shall say but that Ve-
lantrie. lighting his inner battle far
away. drawn desperately by the
triple lure of beau: . purity and
honest love. felt the longing or her
heart. the call of those warm brown
eyes? At any we be came again.
on a windy golden day. and met the
girl by the Antelope—end they had
scarce need of speech.
They rode together with eager
stretched hands and eyes
searched each others
grave. nor-co hunger. .
“Val!" said Velantrle, aottly. for
the flat time using her first name.
even in his thoughts. Val did not
answer. though her every nerve re-
sponded to the word. It seemed that
for once in her life she could not
speak, that there was a fog 0: joy
within her throat. ' .
She held hard to his hand and
looked at blur—Just as her. rather
looksdatBelle. Itwas‘apitythat
Belle when could never see that
look on her husband's race. 7Vo~
out-
that
"Rid. with me." said Val. present-
“1 want 'to churn»: my coun-
°“-' ”fwd
Mesa Grands.“ """
And Volantric. the strong, the
man who mastered his own desires.
turned with her, weak as water in
this one girl'- hands. and rode with
her opal! earne- the plains.
So they went by Whitewater. boll~
lng above its sliver salads; stopped»
drink and loiter by its sentinel trees.
then on again to the Mesa Grands.
”This has always been a secret
place for me." said Vol. quietly. "I
have come here always; It is so old
andaortlll. sohlgbfintbeaky.ul!
it is just under the feet of God and
I sometimes race! I when: the
adage“ wing! sweeping about the
s.
Allin w-Vd
tender, but the look in his blugeyes I ‘fk y?“,’;‘°7" .. . ‘
was growing hard. like a. martial Don ti cried the man. Dont
ask me that! The man was my
flame struggling up to light a. march-'
lng army.
"Too
country."
wronged you. and Father Hilluire
and. —
abouts.‘
Val wet her lips and listened grave-
1y.
Velantrie laid aside his heavy hat
- \
eflort.
"I am a man
he mid presently.
the Border knows.
a bandit. I have raided and plunged "TM ”or" I told ”11 0‘ 03° 5”
for four years new. and my hand has 4° tie-twin °t Th“ mat. Th.
1m,.’.man1‘mhuntlngtoric emanwbo
been against _ ,
band or men who wear by me. hard
chanctora all.
for the
gotten galnl.
m, mats
He paused
eyes. They were steady as
girl's
harbor
slowly draining from her cheeks.
"Is that enough?" he asked hm
"Sign." .ld Val Banncn. piteously.
her finger! zflpnlns the brim or her
hat. ' “it is not enough." ‘
‘Tben by Heaven!" cried .. Venn-
trio. lupin: to hinted. “I’ll tell you
the rest!”
Val rose too
her pale lips tallen helplessly apart.
.“Iunonamao-h/ unbiarsworntc
lilac]: years—the man who killed my
her. Jailed.
of my lite I have been able to com-
mand myuueuuul—lately, Always
trengtb. Now I and I am not so
that I have not been.
now—today—to ‘build well' like our
departed friends of the old huts here.
I. too, have a leap to make.
me to make it, Miss Hannah."
The smile that curled his lips was
“I and ON a MAN-HUNT. FOB-
SWORN- TO KILL THE MAN
WHO KILLED
and wiped his face with a hand that
was not quite steady. The lines of
his features seemed 'to sink deeper
in. as it he stood to
on top of them“ ‘
, looked
depths of each other’s souls.
"Is' it enough?" said Velantrie.
hoarsely. "will you let me go new?"
But Vaishook her head and put a
strong band on his shoulder.
"No," she said again. “never under
God’s heaven—it you want to stay.
Do you?"
The man
swer.
She leaned near.
ously. near. and her dark eyes were
the most wonderful things be had
ever beheld in all his lite—nae.
suffering, honest to the depths. With
a groan be turned from her.’ covered
his taco with his hands and laid it
against the wall.
In-the tense silence that followed.
' heat seemed to
finkegnmttbe
c an saintly tram the mm
the sirl'a moplns
with a. chill. _
A algh that was near a sob heaved
the man's shoulders and be straight-
ened from the wall, wiping his ashen
face with a downward sWeep of his
hands. When he looked at Val again
he had aged tremendously.
shaking of his teatum was done. He
was steady as a rock. Then the girl
spoke.
“You have an oath to keep. A bad
word broken is better than one kept.
Will you not break this one—because
(tuned and did not an-
sweeuy. danger:~
or the Bor-
clgaret and
£t my faces
will see the
make ig——and
first time since I can remem-
lfall the great crise-
prlded myseli on my inner
as I had thought—that is.
I am deciding
Help
rather. and I loved him as few sons
love their parents.
Harmon?"
"Yes." she answered.
"Could you see him killed before
your eyes—and let the murderer go
unpunlshed?"
Val's band slipped from his shoul-
der and she turned trowning eyes
out over the distant plain. Fe: in
the pale expanse a rider on a pinto
horse came idly by the mesa:
She studied- it ebsantly while she
turned this over in her mind. John
Banach—big. iron-gray. -handsome.
I! a man should kill him—aye, she'd
dallled in this
he went on. "I have
long I have
myselt — in staying here-
hard as adamant, bent on
Yes. assuredly—there was no other
way. Why. she had said she'd kill
the man who stole the Bedstar. for
so slight e Wrong as that! Ono's
father. now-—
"I see." she said at last slowly. "I
under-stab ."
"And when I've done the thing."
said Velautrlc. bitterly, " cannot
come back to you—not then."
"Why?" she asked simply.
Velentrle gulpcd and swallowed.
A wry smile curved up his llpl
pathetically.-
“Because I can’t."
is an ethics of the
the men who dares
youmustbecleanaaemancan be.
I'm not the: man." ’
"You up that man.”
clear-eyed. “Then is no other."
be cold. “there
MY FATHIER."
water.
should have
his task with an I must be gone
in thin air, anyway. the clue
Meteor."
“The Meteor?
foreworn to blood.”
"a manwhom all
1 am a one: and N" that”
the wealthy.
and they follow me
share- I give them of my ill-
I hate them all to a
but I must have than.”
and looked hard in the
lights, though the blood was. .
and faced him. with.
night t—aud“ have been {or tour -
But the ,
Do you love John
one which says
to Mt his eyes to '
an Val.
made me weak as
I've lingered here when I
been gone long back on
the restless quest I‘ve followed. ,Now
again. The clue I
followed hé’e has seemed to vanish
of The
“tulill‘li m m ‘1
wt".
Min
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