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’53 Nill‘l'v‘nik. Conn.
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27, 1923.
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REAL ESTATE ' A
. FOR SALE
One two-family house, with im-
provements, lot 50x180. Must
sell as owner is leaving town.
0
i
.J..M. LAYTON & CO.,.Inc.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
5 Railroad Avenue '
’ ' Phone 35
«f3
HELP ‘WANTED
WANTEm—Several girls about 16
years ofage forward: in‘ mfg. dept.
Apply in person. Clover Mfg. Co..
Winnipaulr. .. < ,
WANTED—Three girls to give out
_ work. Prefer those who understand
shirt making. steadywork, good pay.
lLeRoy Shirt Co. JAsk for Mr. Ryan.
WANTED—A few girls for labelling
and winding. light. pleasant work.
Good wages. Webbing & Edging Corp..
83 Washington street. ‘
WANTED—A kitchen man. colored.
Apply Supt, Norwalk Hospital.“
o-‘Dr
- . ARE *YOU- .
. INSURE
’?
Wm. F. Hoyt (’9’ Son
WANTED—wk girl for general house-
work. Apply Mrs. N. Steuer. 226
Flax Hill Road. Phone 543-14.
WANTED—Designer, detailer and
tracer familiar with general ma—
chine work. Address Designer. Care of
Sentinel.
WANTED-Operators on Singer 'sew—
ing machines. Good \pay and steady
work. Apply Conn. Dress (39., 40
Franklin street.
WANTED—Clerical workers for gov-
ernment departments. Postal, Mail
and General Clerical. $120 to $138
monthly. Experience unnecessary.
Kl. W. DAVIS
Wooster and Bands
" . ' LAW
4” ‘ ‘3. A1
BRIDGEPORT
.r Ml Patents.
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. 1'. S. Pat. Office
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ll; Hill-MARKS
l . Bridgeport
active.
pose of it.
Real Estate
SOUTH
Ml
. 5““ Real Estate — Insurance
i‘.\ 1 l. 5.18 79 Washington St. Phone 436
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very l
Now is the time to list
your property if you wish to dis-
and General Insurance
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real.Eetatc and Insurance
4 Sc. Main St. ‘
NORWALK. CONN.
Phone 977'
.llii'fi’lllo'lllLE
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OLD CARS
ill Ymr Did Cars to the
BRIDHEPURT AUTO
Witi‘li'KING C0.
13;.) 1‘7 arm Avenue
ecn 0‘3 and Center '9'”
BRIilGFll’OItT, 00“.
Phone Zil'llilm 5586-3 .
d-Hand PA?” and TIP“ ‘0
Fl: Any Make of Car.
Buy now be!
FOR SALE
1 and {family houses. prices ranging
from $3,500 to $7.500.
ore the rush comes on.
For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street
Real Estate -- Insurance
Norwalk
8 France St:
Phone clad-2 Norwalk
CHARLES J. VARIAN
CON'I'BAOI‘OR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Oouuctemg
a Specialty
Norwalk, Oonm
>WANTED—To buy all
For free list positions now open. write
John Davis'(former Civil Service ex-
aminer) 889 Fleming Bldg, Washing.
tbn. D. C.
WANTED—Experienced etenographer.
Also girl for general office work.
Apply by letter, stating age. experi-
once and salary expected to Box “C."
Care The Evening Sentinel.
WANTED—Boys in machine shop,
steady work. good salary. Neptune
Hardware Mfg. C03. 66 Fort street.
East Norwalk.
WANTED—Young girl for clerical
work in office of manufacturing
'concern. Typist preferred. Apply
Cinett, Peabody & Co.. Inc.
WANTED—~Stenog'rapher in office of
manufacturing concern. This vac-
ancy calls for a high grade stenogra-
pher who is competent to do secre-
tarial work. State age. education.
experience and salary desired in letter
to Box Stencgrupher. care Sentinel.
Telephone. Call Norwalk 92 or 93.
FOR RENT
TO LET—~2 family house cn’Flax Hill
Road, 5 .and 6 rooms, all inlprove-
ments. 5 ,minutes' walk from trolley
and train. Phone 382.
Improvements. Magner & Flynn. .
TO SU'BLET—Furnished 3 1 rooms.
kitchenette, bath, steam heat.
March to June or longer. Flax Hill,
Road near Elm Grove. Phonel 3254
Jenks. . .
FOR RENT~4 rooms. 'newly painted.
all modern improvements, hot, and
cold water. kitchen ”range included.
Bouton street.
JETOR RENT—Five rooms. improve-
ments. Inquire 6 Burritt avenue.
Phone M694.
T0 LET—Three rooms. with all iod-
ern improvements. including gleam
heat. Steam-heated modern , office.
Best of location. low rentals. famine
Keogh Sr. Candee, or R. Joselovsky,
Seaview avenue.
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT PART , OR ALL.
VERY REASONABLE RENT.’ 1N
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCIIMIDT, ATTORNEY,
PHONE 129.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Cord wood,
split. PhoneNVillon iii-'2.
blocks or
'FOlt SALE—House 6 rooms. pantry.
closets, cellar. attic. electric lights.
public water available. easy access.
$2.500. Immediate possession. D. S.
Hull. 94 Washington street.
FOR SALE—House hold
Phone 1 9 7 6.
furniture.
FOR SAl.E—-Grocery store. doing
good business. well located. Good
opportunity for a hustler. \Vill lease.
Inq. Frank lener, 2 Bouton street.
Phone 2514.
w w;.. —_.——«~
- i
lent condition Reasonable. it sold
immediately. Mr. Sherman, O‘Connor
Garage, 33 Railroad avenue.
WANTED——Boy about 17 or '18 years
of age. intelligent. mechanically
inclined. anxious to learn and will
take interest in work. Opportunity to
learn technical business with rapid
advancement. Apply in own hand-
writing, stating age and sort of work
you are doing. 815.00 weekly while
learning. Box XYZ. care of Sentinel.
kinds of
7-
- NlO'Fol‘iS
t
ME YOU: ELECTRICAL
REPAIR STATION
——
Extra price paid for
Tell. 116‘“. Will call for.
poultry.
‘fresh eggs.
WANTED—Several energetic young
men for office positions which offer
. F
Ford touring. .1920, starter, excel-
lent condition . ...........
$175
‘pl‘wh‘ -.: in Repairs to Ford touring, winter top, stagger;
“ W- Li ‘7 “fig-and 1mm“ as sass; ' 3'6th henna...
7'33"” rims ...... . . . .......... . also
'-"i ' ’ l-‘.’l"i‘l'iRY Chcvfllk‘t sedan, 192i ....... 8350
lam-l I» l: :m ry by Owner Overland touring, 1928 ..... M00
: ,.~.l. Overland Big 4 roadster . . :12:
hum « , ....; 1 [:0 gm“ Essex sedan, 1920 ..........
"m p g Ford sedan, 1921 ........... $375
W W_ l:.~:r7to!l St. Tel. 2800 Studebaker, 0 (231., 7 passengerslbo
53"" . . touring .......... . ......
M] m r“ alk, 'Conn. ‘ Dodge roadster. 1920 ...... 8300
Ill \l l. IHIK BAITERIES Chevrolet roadster, 1920, . . .. 8100
Miami-‘0 WREOKING
C i) MPANY
mm « i.
1‘. ‘ E r -~ All Kinds of
' "s {or Sale.
Illuflififslé
l;.\.-;'r NORWALK
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Shufelt Brothers
201 Washington Street >
East Non-walk -- Phone 3075
excellent opportunities for advance-
ment. High school or college grad-
uates preferred. In your reply state
age. nationality, education, experi-
ence and salary expected, to Box Y,
care Sentinel.
WANTED—Typists. Girls with knowl-
edge of typwriting and desirous of
locating with a well-known organiza-
tion. may find a profitable invest-
ment in answering this advertisement.
The more experienced can obtain the
better grade positions. but there are
opportunities for others who have
the proper training. . Tell us about
yourself, in a letter, giving ‘age,
schooling. experience if any. and sal-
ary you expect. Write Typist, care
Sentinel.
WANTED—Girls 131- mailing depart-
ment: light pleasant work. Come
ready to work. ‘ Murphy Mfg. Co.,
GSOLTH MAIN STREET.
DRUGGIST
« Im- l: Shaw. Park}:
.‘1 '2 ROM, and Rillldl" .
. H. BAXTER
ICE
DOH‘ («ll (.‘ll ANY MORE
murmur COUCH SYRUP
IRVING K. POLLEY
BARGAINS
WOMOTOBS
“rosette.
SIDES
BOn’nfll‘tS—uAIJ-i
83011301“ka
PUMP AND
MACHINES
same-row
25 Monroe‘st. so. Norwalk. at
275 East Avenue.
4
MISCELLANEOUS
JOSEPH A. ANGIONE
Building and Jobbing
Reasonable Rates
phone 2163-12
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY.
MENT AGENCY
i7 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has'good paying positions for cooks,
general houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring refemnces.
Phone 759-12.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
Edison Mud-
Genersl Electric
Motors
White Leghorns. Rhods island Reds.
127m In. .11. . s Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
.l—V‘—'\\l” Iortify You. Lamgtslounca “a ABBOTT “1‘ “runs. ChIORI' W981i,» Cat»
d. A. MEAD —- Successor! to "‘ logos.
p'escr rtlon Pharmacist NON“: Brncé‘AL CON- A. 3. BALL,
No. Mam St. So. None-m, cg. STAMFORQr $819333} Wallingford. Connecticut-
., _ ~ - Incorpgaatcd d 8.9,“,- Remembgl magma: part of 7:1“:
' ’V—‘:‘— in on ‘11 house is a too . . covers
“A RAGES £33311!chng PM” 1‘“ When it leaks. let usilx it. we know
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‘ 1" mm“? and 0““ utter: or ”flail“ ”a!" “u " THE NORWALK ROOFING co.
. “fl" it»; Expert Mechanic. mu to H: Mbfiufl“ M” m‘° phone. :37 and zeas.
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”JD TO BUY LEGAL NOTICES ment, Permanent Hdéobyelns. Pem-
. ““Tm'n FURNITURE
2 Anything you have. Pf“.
l' ". always.
”llllli' 1'. MAHONEY
"' "an Zandt Siren
53133."; «gumrlou l
the (ease-n why. ‘
WriteEor Cali. , *
tut Nanak;
Telephone 400. '
the quality of the (05“!
'md Goods Alwsys on sets
'ul have second hand Multan.
‘ grille: mock or metals of I”
. . it lo .13er Brat.“ ’°"
cation:
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promiso a c”?
said minor u
ORDERED.
set forth in
said son“-
said .ppucatlon
at the Pro:
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Hair
edlshll'acell sage.
it 4'“ prices paid for old- I ALK. as
_ . CT or- NORW Hair W
w. “Ezhcolgmégin‘cbomr 9,11% COURT- Febrlmry 36. A. D. "NV.“ Street“ gag? Conn.
0'. merit that is over 1 1923' 'J matter!- Phone Rm ‘
m. In the mwjgfigct; . minor. was an VALET .
m?- A. UERNSTEIN. °‘ ”"3“ ”written irritation 1"“ JOI-C- 5.0““? 5‘ Th“ 9' “mad"
from A... Phone ”8 been .0 to ”I”. 1201:“ by in” , Ladies” argrentlemens Custom .
"' ‘ \ mums; EAL rdian of the m“ 0' “m m m“ " nun-y” easing, Pres
igtv'iour hon-Ebola goods. $fins.»for Mm 01.33%“ét3525 “aging. 13763:,” gloom ,
.H Junk and u] mand- for QB Ofdll' 4‘“ cl "a in favor of M“ 1“ and Delivsnd.
Prompt Attenuon -- Phone 40;.
doing ov'er 3100.00“ per year. es-
tablished 30 years. Good investment
for one or two parties who can give
815.000 to $20,000. For particulars
‘FOR SALE—-7-room bungalow. im-
provements, lot 130x350. All kinds
of fruit. central location. Price 37,500.
George Mitchell, Phone 18,81 morn-
ings. '
855.. Syphon closet, chine low-down
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water
closet seats. 35. Seldenburg Co.. 254
West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
Avenues, New York City.
Telephone 391
O. H. HANKS
Cablnet Making. Rstlnlshlng and
Upholstering -
Plcture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. - So. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
.—
HEMSTITCHING, SKIRT PLEATIXG
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to “Order.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk
Phone 3091
WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE
“WIBTHMOBE POULTRY
FEEDS ’ ‘
Wm. M. Bette, Prop.
Phone 2619
m
IMPORTEI?
Beaded Bags
01 the latest designs on
........... $2.00
«At’...--s.-.
LUGGAGE
At Ate-souverrlees ,
GUARANTEE
ERMAFD. W 00
9 N0. MAIN STREET.
.. ‘lgnfi
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
I do painless extractions,
no matter how difficult, by
Nap-a-Minit Nerve Block.
I also do both fixed and re-
movable bridges al‘ reasons
able. prices.
upswing,
' 102' Wsshlngth‘ st.
1, 1’: 2:013:15, 2:“: P“,
scum lVORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
" SIFI. D
TO LET—~Very pleasant seven room.
apartment. 138 Washington street...
Rent reasonable. Inq. Frank Libner. 2‘
To LET—”.20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL;
FOR SALE—Ford sedan, 1922. excel-3 1
i 2.
FOR SALE—A big paying business. 1
address P. O. Box 185. Norwalk, Ct.
_._. 3
FOR SALE—darned new bathroom“
O WJQIdS
m'hmmn
(Continued Mm Our Last Issue)
Hemnginawideamtoward
the Blind Trail Hills. but left them
, eastward and pushed north again—
; for there was no ranch between
- Paradise and the cliffs.'lt was a far
55 cry that way. however. and he would
likely meet the men from the two
outfits ,tbst lay farther north yet-—
for this vast net was perfect.
He had known it would be. What
be but! not known. was this-7th.“ it
had been warned and almost wholly
set to its pattern hours before the
Bras were lighted. Now. in some
cash of that illuminating seventh
sense that had saved his skin so
many times before. he knew that the
. die was cast—that he had played his
‘- last great game and failed. So he
laid the rain on his horse's neck—-
that same and splendid runner on.
whom he had always said he would
: “stake a lot." "and rods for tbe one
thing dearer to him than life or any-
-' thing on this earth-.4310 “Wished
love of his wife. _" ’
Rods from out to west inside the
not. directly across the path of» the
riders from the north.
The oottonwoods in the patio out
long black shadows. on the ranch-
houso wall. Paradise was still as
death.
Belle in her deep chamber did not
struck themes: by the spring. They
were. alul slew feet and stumbling,
for' poor Lightning had run as he
had never run before—had covared
, killingmilesatakilllngflcahsd
' shown that ‘fsoniethlng lay-ordinary"
’- in him of which his mater-has
sometimes spoken.
bled in beside the spring and stopped
‘ with, his head hanging and the
breath whistling in his sides.
The man in his saddle flung '03
entered with a sound-
'i‘lli.
,ll
~
his back and
less step the
the
proud high look at, the patio. sharp
in its light and shadow. at the sweep-
ing fields
in the ”alt night.
node! as..-
Littl “flutterlng'huxlttfi'
- ' words. she calmed
' again!“ she}
hit! my man!"
WE“ “‘
VAL 09*
Inc. g figs
“1_ have a desire to know." he said.
"Then know—that never a man in
this world but you could have made
heaven on earth for a blind woman
her. Would have been be patient. so
tender. so kind and with“ so tats.
on, John. you are-next to God to
me." . “ 'i
John Henna loosed“. arm. on.
about her. drawiuhen,
the other. and his fingers slipped
softly to the gun hanging at his hip.
"Now let me webs." he said
lighthr. “come in with th' responses
in this here litany we‘re pyin'. You
bear the sound of muffled feet that ‘
Now be stuns-
. darkened house. On
sill be" stopped and out one
below, at the oorrals and
all the buildings lyins IO. 998,06!!!le
"Th' best in its line.” he muttered
breath. “th' best in its line
m' ‘ent =iater Bells .Ean‘non
her lissp and said softly.
The a who stood beside ths‘bed
reach down and touched her gust;
11- ' n '
have been. an' are. th' only. star in
my sky, or light of my universe.
love you better than anything 1 pct
seas—lands. money. horses or our
one child. Batu! than all. At. you
happy?" _
"Happy!” murmured Bells. "Ahl
Happy!" ~ ,
The man both his head above her.
out his lips to hers in one long kiss.
The band name up from the bolster.
the blue gun with it. . Both were
steady as a rock. Tbs wondrous
courage that. had marked the Black
hustler on the Border not its great-
est test and did not finch.
Slowly. carefully. no music rose.
“\‘ it," I )
'BE ITOO‘ D HOLDING
DRIPPIN G HORSE AND
BREAT‘H CAME rm.
sver’jhsfors. There must be no
bungls here. no slightest slip.
by inch it
lust opposite
curls lay.
look.
And then Val Haas, on. dull in
tunes of anguish. board a shot
beamed '1n‘ the
-would have been the heart and ‘
soul of honor in all his dealings with
me
1113
Theda-k eyes of them
burned on has has is one iong’
.hfl
with his wife upon his breast. still
with malestic , a his gun
hy smoking in his loosened hand.
while on his use. there’ stood out.
stark in the moomflow. a broad
black velvfl. mask!
,Val stood in the doorway looking
down and the heart in her breast
was stopped. When it labored on
ssaln she roused her hold on the
~iiatslsadslidweaklydowndons
thswsn. ins room and its ghastly
wreck was waiting.
lbs saw her mother's smiling he.
-fbs maple beneath the curls. 8b.
aw her tbsr's uncovered iron‘gny
head. there was no mistaking.
lbs saw the revolver and the mask.
And then Vet Hanson new. the
muck Rustler! Ah! frils Boss of
Paradise! The net—and the slgualsl
80w long she sat crouched by the
doorway she did not know. She
heard Mia crying and the foot of
men running. but that dark ter-
mite-sirloin.” tilled the door be
bladber. Andshsknswthatthoss
two in the sqmre of :11th were
dad—sons togetherlnto that vast
harem: which vnlis the human
” .
Gone—her dad whose pride and
1 power in the rangeland were un-
bounded—her mother with her high
spirit and her splendid Nth. Gone--
ths love. and the pride. and the
powari Bub-gone together. these
two who had loved so grandly. and
who must still level
She heard the voices of the woman
talking in high hysteria—a horse's
heofs sharp on tbs‘stonss outside-
and Faults. speaking in her ear.
“0h. senorita." it was bogging.
“come quick to the patio! There is
one who rides with news and who
will not be denied! Come. Senorita
Vail"
Dull? the girl drew herself up
along the doorpost. closed the door
upon the room.
tend news? But tron fates of habit
she. who had always answered all
comers to Paradise in the master’s
audios. went stupidly out with F»
nita's anus about he: to guide bsr
,. new.
In the white light there stood a
hold—not > quite a
. It was that sits: boy
when Velsntrie had brought. a long
dayback.tohthsrnnlairsatRe-’
fugio—Mesos Pseuento.
He stood holding dripping horse
and his breath came last.
"Senorita.” be said. speaking
swiftly in Bosnian. “I come because
Karla wept and would not cos-s.
lbssavsthatonoyoulovoridss
lntoatrspofdsath.ssttoeatdh
another. That hither Hillsirs gave
himeomfortforthscudinthsms-
lion—was giving it when I left—for
Earls. . did not wait for
the finish. abs sends you word that
this—oas—eovsss his he. with a bit
of black from the padre‘s tern as-
sosh—and rides a horse—a neat red
horse-like one you “MID the
trapr thoBllud'rrsilPass-tosavs
your heart from hurt. But Ilse-ls
says. that you-know love-sad that
the horses at Paradise are host. use
you mvs him—from tbs
Crag 0.1.3....» the Black Rus-
tler is—"
“ltopl” cried Val. white-upped. “I
know!"
sh. UM "um‘ mm'
while the full import of the tumbling
speech sank into her mind and heart.
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