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11 O'Lk and Center Ill,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Phone Birtz'l...i 5586-2
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Fit .1")! Make of Car.
One two-family house, with im-'
FOR SALE
provements, lot 50x180. Must
sell as owner is leaving town.
J. M. LAYTON & CO., Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
Phone 35
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Real Estate —- Insurance
79 Washington St. Phone 436
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few weeks the real
estate market promises to be very
active.
Now is the time to list
your property if you wish to dis-
pose of it.
4 Sc. \Main St.
Real Estate and General Insurance
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and Insurance .
Phone 977
soUTH NORWALK, CONN.
5' VGLK ELECTRICAL
REPAIR STATION
“904.11 1m- in lirpairs to
.2; L15. "L :17 and Ignition
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w.w5"“)il‘."ftl‘vll St. Tel. 2300
South 1“" :l': k, Conn.
H! l I" 'i'. It. iT'rltlllES
FOR SALE
1 and 2 family houses. prices ranging
from $3,600 to $7.500.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
7 Main Street
For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
‘ Norwalk
Real Estate — Insurance
CHARLES J'. 'VARIAI'F:n
comma and BUILD
Flreproo! pudding and W8
a Specialty
8 France St. Non-walk. Conn.
Phone 618-1-2 Nos-walk
ALK Arno wnncxmo
COMPANY
l' 181‘ NOR‘VAIAK
? ~— All Kinds of
. {or Sale.
'li‘ ~r.
Cling, ~.-.
A2”. ;' ,
. H. BAXTER
Home MAIN STREET.
DRUGGIST
3“"; ' Shaw, Park &
ii. - ‘1 :‘v Li, and Russell's
M “” Mn ANY MORE
"Funny. ('miau SYRUP
"'3 “MW u m Fortlfy You.
H. A. MEAD
fijvcgafgon Pharmacist _
' .... So. Norwalk, Ct.
‘EARACES
w v: . 7W
’ iii-fairing and Over-
szpnrt Mechanic.
‘ " hmnecticut Aves.
T.
ACKE
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nrlor‘. Cigar Store
Phone
° MOTORS ..
M m, 1920, starter, excel.
lentconditian......,...._..$175
Fbrd moonlit, winter top, sail?"
Ford touring,i.1918,danount:lbzlg
Chevrolet sedan, 1911 ...... 8860.
Overland touring, 1023 ..... 8400
OverlandBig-lroa‘dster....$loo
mm,1oao..........svso
mm,1921,..........$87§
Studebaker, 0 cyl, '7 W81“)
........§..-u....'
edger-master 1980...... 380.0.
Bhevrolet ”easier. r020. $1.00.
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Shufelt Brothers
1 WM 3”“
acct-Oll-
Improvements .Must
Call 2553.
‘ WANTED—Young men between 16
‘himseit useful in market.
Woodward avenue.
be near trolley.
and 18 years to drive car and make
ily, in an apartment.
plain cook, no laundry work. Brown.
75 East avenue,
1766.
WANTED—A capable woman or girl
for generarhousework. Small fam-
Must be good
Norwallt. Phone
WANTED—Several
Apply in person. Clover
Winnipauk. .
girls about 16'
years of age for work in mfg. dept.
Mfg. Co..
WANTED—Three girls to give out
work. ,Prei’er thosewho understand
shirt making. Steady wor .1005! pay.
LcRoy Shirt Co.»Ask for
r. \Ryan.
WANTED—A‘tew girls for labelling
and winding, light. pleasant work.
Good wages. Webbing & Edging Corp.,
83 Washington str‘eet.
VVANTED—A kitchen man.
colored:
{Apply Supt.. Nor-walk Hospital.
WANTED—A girl for general house-
work. Apply Mrs. N..Steuer, ‘22‘5
Flax Hill Road. Phone 548-14.
\VANTED——Designer.
detailer and
tracer familiar with general ma-
chine work. Address Designer. Care of
kSentinel.
work.
Franklin street.
WANTED—Operators on Singer sew-
ing machines. Good pay and steady
Apply Conn. Dress 00., 40
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Also girl for general office work.
Apply by letter, stating age. experi-
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Care The Evening Sentinel.
WANTED—Stenog'rapher in office of
manufacturing concern. This vac-
ancy calls for a high grade stenogra-
phcr who is competent to
tarial work.
experience and salary desired in letter
to Box Stenographer. care Sentinel.
do secre-
Stato age. education,
WANTED—~Seversl energetic
excellent opportunities
ment.
untes preferred.
age.
once and salary expected.
care Sentinel. -
young
men for omce positions which error
for advance-
High school or college grad-
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to Box Y.
nationality,
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v edge of typwriting and desirous of
locating with a. well-known organiza-
lion. .
ment in answering this advertisement.
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better grade positions. but there are
opportunities for
the proper
yourself.
schooling. experience it any. and sal-
ary you expect.
Sentinel. .
inlay find a profitable invest-
others who have
training. Tell us about
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W'rite Typist, care
ready to work.
275 EastVAVenue.
WANTEMris for mailing depart-
ment; light pleasant work.
. Como
Murphy Mfg.
Co.
MISCELLANEOUS
Phone.
JOSEPH A. ANGIONE "
Building and Jobbing
Reasonable Rates
- 2163-12
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47 WALL STREET
Has good paying positions for cooks.
general houseworkers and waitresses.
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOYo'
MENT AGENCY
NORWALK
Bring references.
Phone 759-12.
HALL BROTHERS BABY CHICKS.
White Leghorns. Rhode Island Reds.
; Barred and White Rocks. Heavy lay-
ing strains.
loguo.
chicks postpaid. Cata~
A. B. HALL,
Wallingford, Connecticut.
house
When it looks. let us fix it, we know
how.
new home
117 Water Street.
the main part of your
root. It covers all.
Remember!
is the
We are now located in our
South Not-walk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 and 2956.
THE ELITE SHOP
Sbsmpooing. Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
moat. Permanent Hair Dyeing, Perm-
snout Waving, Hair Bobbing, Curling
Marcel Waving — Hair Dressing
Hair Goods—Swedish Face Massage.
47 Wall Street
Nor-walk. Conn.
Phone Norwalk 2566
TWIN CITY VALET
10'. C. Selleck & T1108. 0. MoKbndr’y
Ladies’ a Gentleman's Custom
Tailoring
The Sanitary Way of Cleaning. Press-
‘ ing. Dyeing and Repairing.
Called tor and Delivered.
Prompt Attention -- Phone 408.
Edison Mazda,
. Lam
Genorslnleetrie
p. . . .' Mm“
CHURCH and ABBOTT
r- successors to. --
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
Incorporated
Electrical Construct!“ and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK .
. ....Phoue 1196
Mr. £2141"an Albert Pam of 521
mean: Renovate: ekpress their
sincere mania trail their friends and
neighbors. the nanosecond volunteers
‘trons‘th'o Rowlayto’n Greenhouses, also
all the Fire Departments for their
kind
ancient help in bringing our belong.
. ml! / under
use team nettle are sud
GOV”.
the Ironmon-
Wo ' appreciate
‘_
Apply 30 '
Road, 5 and 6
and train. Phone 382. .
kitchenette.
'March to June or longer.
Jenks.
cold water, kitchen range
\
. Bouton street.
i
“ 8c word. T ese advertisements acce ' " ‘ "
. . _ ‘ pted by Telephone. Call Nomalk 92 or 93.
Additional classlfied advertising will be found on Page Two. ‘ f . ' '
TRl't‘lilNG REAL ESTATE ' HELP WANTED ‘ FOR RENT
M WANTED TO' REWBY two idults FOR RENT-Four room flat, 9%
, mm] (Ho-647 final! house..about ave rooms with Ann street. Private entrancé, Part
improvements. Adults only. Apply to
The White Electric Co., 134 Washing-
ton 812.. S. N.'Phone 808 or 2038. ’
TO LET—3 family house on Flax Hill
moms. all improve-
ments. 5 minutes’ walk from trolley ,
T0 LET—Very pleasant seven room
apartment. 138 Washington street.
Improvements. Magner & Flynn.
TO SUBLET—Furnished .3 rooms.
bath. steam heat.
Flax Hill
Road near Elm Grove. Phone 3254
FOR RENT—4 rooms. newly painted,
all modern improvements. hot and
included.
Rent reasonable. Inq. Frank Libner, "
a
FOR RENT—Five rooms.
Phone 1469-3.
heat. Steam-heated modern
Keogh d: Candee.
Scaview avenue.
improve-
ments. Inquire 6 Burritt avenue.
TO LET—Three rooms. with all mod-
ern improvements, including steam
oflice.
Best of location. low rentals. lnqutle
or R. Joselovsky.
PROPOSITION
VERY REASONABLE RENT.
PHONE 129.
FOR SALE
reasonable, located at
avenue. Norwalk.
For
1 062-5.
FOR SALE—Round dining
tea wagon. Phone 2465-13.
FOR SALE—One
with 40 gallon
heater. one
washtubs.
Stamford
iron sink and
FOR SALE—Cord
split. Phone \Vilton 14-2.
82.500.
Hull. 94 \Vashington street, _
FOR SALE—House hold
Phone 1976.
T0 LET—20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. RENT ‘PAR'I‘ OR ALL.
IN'
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUIS GOLDSCHMIDT, ATTORNEY,
FOR SALE—New six room bungalow,
all improvements. lot SleOO. price
29 Plymouth
terms and
price inquire at 89 Main street. Tel.
room
table. 4 leather seated chairs and
range
boiler, one Vulcan
cement
InquiYe ll Krieger & Co.
wood. blocks or
FOR SALE—House 6 rooms. pantry.
closets. collar, attic, electric lights.
public water available. easy access.
Immediate possession. D. S.
furniture.
FOR SALE—Grocery store.
good business. Well located.
Inq. Frank Libncr,
Phone 2514.
ings. ‘
big bargain,
Avenues, New York, City.
Telephone 391 ‘
.0. H. BANKS
Upholsterlng
‘Mado to Order.
1 West Ave.
WALL PAPER RAMPLES
HEMS’I‘ITCHING. SKIRT PLEAT
, All Styles. Buttons Covered.
to Order.
LNG
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
—_
doing
Good
opportunity for a hustler. \‘Vill lease.
2 Bouton street.
FOR SALE—7-room, bungalow. im-E
provements. lot 1303350. All kinds
of fruit. central location. Price $7,500.
George Mitchell, Phone 1861 morn-
FOR SALE—Brlnd new bathroom,
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank. enameled bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings; special
white Celluloid water
closet seats, 35. Seideuburg Co., 254
West 34th Street. between 7th and 8th
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
So. Norwalk, Conn.
KNORR’S ART & NOVELTY SHOP.
Commercial Bldg. Norwalk'
Phone 8091
WANTED TO BUY
GET! A SQUARE DEAL
A square deal always.
PHILH‘ P. MAHONEY
\ so Van Zandt Street
We will buy your household goods.
regs. papers Junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality of the goods.
seems-mo Goods Always on Sale
READERS, A‘PI‘EN TIOI“ !
will see the reason whi-
Write or Call.
a? Fort St.
" Telephone 499.
East Nomlk. 00
3 you have second hand furniture.
5 f paper stock or metals of any
kind; sell, it to Jane Bros. and you
ATTENTION I
write to 9. Ash. . No order
or small“ get athntion.
‘ 41 WATER ST. —,;— TEL. 903.
I
Referee Slogan _
.the United...»States*
todhelml
o’éIock Sa.‘
’ Woe
,Pnnnié AUCTION.
It you want to dispose of any :ms
nlture» or household goods. call or
is too large
Bankrupt Stock of. Dudley
Cullen, at, No.1, 1,:‘West gave-g
nue, South 'NorWalk', by or-
der or Judgeuomxeogh.
' ‘kru‘pteyr‘bf
Dietrict
\
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_ nirday,~Mal'ch3rd,
21923. nElectficalgj fixtures. ‘ '
lamps. I'desk' lamps, porch
'lampsfishow cases, desk—and
n
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CourtThiastock-Will be sold . .f '
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. windnhls “3111,3138 M c blur, be:
that ’ - e kingk-csm‘abomafl
‘pmung'wltn‘iiawsmcuoss or the?
when: m fwd“. alumni»~ , , toodeop (to
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(Continued From Our Last Issue)
“finite." she cried. "my riding
skirt! Quickl" ’ " *
word. “A horse—Lightning—"
But Lightning stood a little way
apart. done and drooping. Every
ounce there was in him he had given
his ' master in .1th .last.znsst..uida.. ...
“Then Red—" But‘Redcloud. too.
was beyond her reach. There was
nothing left in the con-sis or all'tbe
matchless racers.» n‘otlilng to 'sérv‘o
her in her need. ' H I” " _'
Then did Val Hannon‘losqgtor a.
moment he:- filthand as: sanity and
all. the good courage that land stood
by her in those awful- days.
“Gone!" she" screamed. " “all gone!
Ho rides the best horse in the ranger
land—and I have nonal Death, will
catch him first!" . . . .
She nung’her anus-terms lighted
skies and her race had. lost its
beauty. It was pinched and drawn.
the lips curled from the teeth. . .
“0h. Redstarl Redstarl I! I Just
had you!" ' ' ' ,
And halt unconscious or what she
did. her very reason whirling. she
cupped her hands and sent polling
out upon the silence the piercing
whistle ot the two notes. one rising.
one falling. that had been wont to
bring the racer to her sinthe’old
days. Far and bye it carried in the
stillness. tar out along the levels;
like a station call for help. ..
And hark! anas that. taint
and. fine in the distance. that an-
swerod its echo? The ringlnl'ccll o:
a ' horse—a running horse-that
shook with speed and rhythm! The
shrill high challenge ot-nay. it_
could‘not be the king! Yet the girl's
heart stopped to listen. ‘ ~
Again sbo called—and again it
came—that keen. high neigbingl
"Lord God in Heaven!" said -Val
Harmon. 3
She held her breath. Along the
plain there came a. sound—e sound
tor which. all theSe weary months.
she had waited with 13-fold)» that
could, not die—tho long-roll‘ot the
great king‘s test..- like whichtbors
was none other! - ‘ ‘
For Redstar. tho-king. came back
to Paradise! Came in strengthand
Joy. likewinds and'waters flowing.
leaving, behind him the Walled-in
glads, the slipping“ miles.~and‘ live
astonished watchers at the psss'wbo
had seen a rider-lea horse shoot by
them like‘a’rocketl = ..
The girl at the patlo's edge leaned
lighted-levels. Up along the open
way he" came. a marvelous flight!
Level. as a bolhrrunning like the
null: nun. thetgreat, cloud 0.133215
' back upon his ghoul-
nmx-élons fihh‘
board). ’.._
to gagging“ neibsclvhalr, ' ' '
{the finer proof dissent,
V dragging the saddle from Lightning’s
To another woman she flung a .
' Redstar had borne either.
. loosened her whole young body in
. . . . . sums-é.
' her arm. bergsbouldm- and, her-illu-
back.
"Quick!" panted 'Val. "a bridle,
tool" - ' ‘
It had.been long. long since the
but he
steadied at the familiar process.
stopped his excited whlnnying..
And once again the Brides ot Para-
dise ~flung out from its shadowed
patio; Once again Iva tn the
mighty shoulders beneath her knees.
the great ma‘ne‘blow‘ing in (her race!
It had come‘ true. that dim. instlnc
tiv. prophesy 'thnt’had bldden‘ her
wait with patience. -
It had come inure—and in the hour
of her greatest need—the time of her
dire distress The king was.under
her‘at last: Redstar. the mighty!
Witn'tbo first tears wellirig to her
aching {eyes she loaned down and
reached hencnressing hands along
his neck. ' '
"Sweetboart;" she subbed, "Oh.
Sweetheart! You've got the thing I
need—that Lhave never asked you
for—the vastest speed in the range-
land! I ask youror it nowi Run-—
Redstarl-Lrunl For a man's life!"
And she shook the rein above him.
the saddle. slouchod forward along
his neck—and began the greatest
SLOUCHED FORWARD ALONG
ms. NECK—lino . snow. THE
GREATEST RID :3 sun wounn
EVER KNOW. ‘ "
ride that she would ever know.
Speed! Ab. yes—tho great. king
had'itlk no hsdslwsys had lit—over
since thosodim days when ballad
run on a smooth, circle with many
horses .beslde-ébehind—htm—and
with cheering crowds ‘at the rows
edge that flowed pastas he run. He
had its—but he had not been called
upon to give it lately—not since-
those long mysterious rides down to
tbogsoadu' ‘wlth’ thomsstsr in the
saddle. Noticince those great day:
when he had been wont, to welt in
some thioIeet-«tt some town's box}
deb-tor thereon—tho leap—end the
gnaw—writes he lay down to earth,
and kit behin, [d the mehor‘de‘
. spoiled—tho posse—and the ,sherlm
‘Eebedit—andhomitnow,in
1'0? and slam , ,vn‘nu‘ non'telt
m
dramsnncfeet. m‘ the maths
keeningwind that;m:be¢¢1m'rm
flail her cheeks. 'I‘or them
us on idling: m or the.
AndupvuomRetugnint-h
L southern center at the mighty amphi.
theatre. Veiantrie must be riding on
The Cometl‘ At last. alter all files.
years. Tho'Coxnet and The Meteor
were thundering down the land to-
ward a common goall . Was there
anything in all the rangcinnd that
could come near them in their pride
and their endurance and their won-v
drous speed? Nothing—save and
except _ that ungainly raw-boned
horse moillng this way and that in
the narrowing not. giving in best to
no avail but averting the hand or
destiny as long as possible. Tragedy
rode at the raw-bone'a tail and
comedy .as well. tor the Black Prin-
cess. awittand excited. clung to her
thief-side and would not be beaten
bacll -
The net drew in. It had been a
wide net. indeed, and though good
horses made it up. yet it_ had taken
toll oi them. The silver Dollar under
that grim and, quiet rider. Boyce.
Cleadenning, was dark with pouring
um Slikskin ran with open mouth
—but ran 'still strongly—while a
claybank and a pinto pony at widely
divergimt points kept inside the les-
sening circle.
And in the center.
comers on the fringes, Val Hannon
on Redstar swept toward the pass—-
Velantrie on The Come: closed in to
parallel her. all unconsciously. This
was to be the last ride. the last great
fling or Velnntrle or the Border—of
Don Quixote Velantrie. the sometime
plon of the poor.
Ashe rode.he thought of many
things—and these thoughts were
sweet'with comfort. He had broken
that oath. made on his father's body.
and he was traitor to his given word.
But love had 6 him traitor—and
who in this world so good a lover as
that grand old man had been?
When they mean Veisntrie de-f
voutly hoped they would. it would
be clean bands they struck together.
and he could carry a richer git: to
show than that black revenge be had
sought so long-tho holy gift of
sacrifice. .
At the pass three more men
‘ ‘ joined the ambuscsdo—men trons the
Flying Y. A
The net closed in along the cuss—-
lrom north—from. south. To the two
riders sweeping eastward in the cen-
ter. the wall of the
against the moon. Soon the long
black armor that. ghastly gallows
tree, that Crag Oak. would stand
grotesquely against the moon! The
girl's heart achedin her breast and
she touched the atallion's neck. It
was scarcely damp._ _ 7‘
'Sbs became conscious oterlderon
her right. going straight toward the
pass. She strained her eyes and her
the long-roll of running horses—
dmwing iii—drawing in!
Was it Valenti-is? The horse bo-
nesth, him seemed vagu ely familiar,
W it was so tar away. There
was something tamiliar in the way it
mighty streaming of its tail upon the
wind. Where had'she seen this sight
before?
Grands that long past day when the
unknovvn horseman at his band’s
beadhadrlsenin-hisstirmps to.
wave his hat to her! ‘ ‘
Nearer she loaned to the Redsur's
sweat. Three miles north the beau- .
leaving all ’
reckless robber of the rich.’the cham-
clifisrosedark.
ears. From behind she could bur
stretched along the-plain. in the;’
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