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79.51 Washington Street
5». N‘i'lV‘i’llk, Conn.
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ATLHITECT '
Telephone 3330
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OLD CARS
Se] YCl'l' 01d Cars to the .
'Rll'llll'lPORT AUTO
WRECKING C0.
1310 North A7011“
tween Oak and Center Ill,
BRIDGEPOBT, 00“.
hone Barnum 5580-3
and-Hind Porto and ‘flm to
F” ”Y M'kfi-.°?,9.1tp
HE VOLK ELECTRICAL
REWAIR STATION
W; ill Ill-pairs to
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Sw‘: Nurwalk, Conn.
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RWALK AUTO WREOKING
COMPANY
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‘I ll -"l".llt. —- All Kinds of
‘ » lull-ls for Sale.
EAST NORWALK ,
provements, lot 50x180. Must
sell as owner is leaving town.
l. M. LAYTON. &, 00., Inc.-
INSURANCE THAT INSURES
6 Railroad Avenue ' ' Phone 35
l girls to trim threads off shirts.
REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED FOR RENT
TO LET—2 very nice floors of fiv
. p: .11 .mnce trucking of FOR SALE _ ' rooms each, all improvements. Ger:
my.“ special van One two-famj1 house _; WANTED trally located. Geo. Mitchell. Tele-
y , with im at
Girls to give out work to Oper-
ators. This is light and clean,
and is not machine work. Also
Steady work and good pay.
Apply at once.
‘ LEROY SHIRT CO.
“A Good Place to'\VOrk"
ASK FOR MB. -RYAN'.
ARE YOU
INSURED
9
Wm. F. Hoyt 69’ Son
Real Estate -— Insurance
79 Washington St. Phone 436
We have several desira-
ble one and two family
houses for sale. If inter-
ested, consult——
‘ T. H. CANTY & CO. '
Real Estate and Insurance
PHONE 830
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
In another few weeks the real
active. Now is the time to list
your prOperty if you wish -to dis-
pose of it.
Real Estate and General Insurance
J. M. O’BRIEN
Real Estate and insurance
4 Sc. Main St. Phone 977
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
FOR SALE
1 and 2 family houses. priccs‘ranging
from $3,500 to $7.600.
Buy now before the rush comes on.
For particulars.
ASK JOHN T. HAYES
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate -f Insurance
OHABLEB J. VARIAN
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Fireproof Building and Ooncreteing
a Specialty
8 France St. Norwaik, Conn.
Phone 018-14 Norwalk
MOTORS
estate market promises to be very. .
APPREN’I‘ICE MOULDERS
“’ANTED.
’ We are willing to teach men. who
are physically fit. to become mouldere.
Instruction will be given by com-
petent mechanics and during the
learning period the pay is $22.60 for
a. fifty hour week. Later on the pay
is by the'piece work system and good
wages can be made by those who
qualify as moulders. Apply at once at
the Employment Manager.
THE YALE & TOWNE MFG. (20..
Stamford. Connecticut.
\VANTEm—Several young men to
learn salesmanship with the largest
concern of its kind. We pay commis-
sions and bonuses. Fine opportunity
for advancement. Write G. H. H.. 61
Winfield street. East Norwalk.
-..”...
WANTED—Boys and girls for light
i work. Apply H. Jacobs 8.: Sons. Inc..
’50 Day street. So. Norwalk.
_,.. .L. ...—.-.. w.
VVANTED-Representative in Nor—
walk and vicinity to sell Printed
Business Stationery; capable person
can make 325 to :30 weekly: big com—
mission paid. For details inquire The
Brinckcrhoft Press. Tel. 86-4, New
Canaan. Conn.
\VANTED—Situation by young men
with some mechanical experience.
steady work more essential then top
wages. Address C. W. J.. This Paper.
.WANTED TO RENT—By two adults.
small house. about live rooms with
improvements. Must be near trolley.
Call 2553. «
WANTED—Young men between 16
and 18 years to drive car and make
himself useful in market. Apply 80
Woodward avenue.
WANTED—A capable woman or girl
for general housework. Small iam-
ily, in an apartment. Must be good
plain cook, no laundry work. Brown.
75 East avenue. Norwalk. Phone
1766.
WANTED—Several girls about 16
years of age for work in mfg. dept.
Apply in person. Clover Mfg. Co.,
VVinnipauk.
VVANTED—Thrce girls to give out
shirt making. Steady work. good pay.
LcRoy Shirt Co. Ask for Mr. Ryan.
VVANTED—A few girls tor labelling
and winding, light, pleasant work.
Good wages. Webbing & Edging Corp,
88 Washington street.
WANTED-monograph" 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 salarydesired in letter
to Box Stenographer. care Sentinel.
“(ANTED—Several energetic young
men {or oflice positions which‘ofter
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.
:lllil'GGlSTS
. H. BAXTER
67";HJ'H MAIN STREET.
DRUGGIST
ll": — l -:m & ShaW. Park &
. l. Sl‘Ill, and Ruleul.
pm I unl ml ANY MORE.
llll (ill HHY COUGH SYRUP
.-i lmlrlll \vlll Fortify You-
ll. A. MEAD
p—.
a 2r ption Pharmaclfl
”3 lam St. So. Norwelk, Ct.
Ford touring, 1020. starter, excel-
lcntoouditlon............$176
Ford touring, winter top, stage;
Ford touring, 1918, demountnble
rims ....................8125
Chevrolet sedan, 1921...... $350
Overlandtourinz.1928 ..... 8400
Overland Bigdroa‘dsteruu $100
Essexwdnn.1020..........8750
Fordsednn,192i...........$875
Studebaker, o cyl, 7 passenger
touring 8150
Dodge roadster, 1920 ...... $800
Chevrolet roadster, 1920, $100
, Shufelt Brothers
201 Washington Street .
m NM —- Phone 8075
iii-XICABS
MAHACKEMO 1‘ 0 .
"l'l'l' 'larllw's Cigar Store
Phone
1; 3 2 0
mini llrill'i‘s -— Prompt Mk”
IV MEMORIAM
.- -mOr_v of our departed
till Hilliard, March 1.
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' {wilrd that she was dead
" Y T'Ulw our heart.
llalnk she is forgotten.
9 l' 1' is healed.
.. , " Wu“. know the sorrow
’ " 4‘ Him: hearts conceal.
“-v *— ‘vlz:~:. WM. H. HILLIARD.
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M-H'iv. Tllmt STRAIGHT IN
NEW YORK.
1:: ' ' “fl“: 3. motor vehicle whllo
l ' 1 “‘ MW York. the concur
' ' "p ’0 350°. imprisonment up
“'3’: D‘iil". or both.
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J.ll'>~.’fln intemperate drh'et'
i 3., {or each ‘day at “' '
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ROODNIR 3140035 >
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rams x. recur
BARGAIN S
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l mums—tWINOEESTEB
PUMP AND
‘ ICE MACHINES
a moron
25mm. commentat-
' ' General Electric
wiggling?!“ ; ‘ Motors
. cannon nildr ABBOTT
its" ol £3.31."
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srmonn cu. CON-
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Rhone 1490
sync.
WANTED—Typists. Girls with knowl-
edge ot 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 it any. and sal-
ary you expect. Write Typist. care
Sentinel.
MISCELLANEOUS
JOSEPH A. ANGIONE
Building and Jobbing
Reasonable Rates
Phone \ 2163-12
THE CONNECTICUT EMPLOY-
' MENT AGENCY
47 WALL STREET NORWALK
Has good paying positions for cooks.
general houseworkers and waitresses.
Bring references.
pPhone 769-12.
HALL BROTHERB' ;8ABY_ CHICKS.
White Leghorn; Rhoae Island Reds,
Barred and White Rocks. Heavy loy-
ing strains. chicks postpaid. Cater
logue. . .
_ ‘ A; 3. BALL;
Wallinsford. Connecticut.
Remember; 7 the maln‘part or your
house. is the. root. It. covers oil.
When itleoks. let us fix it. we know
how.- . We are now “located; in our
new home '
111 Water Street; ecuth Norwelk.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phone. 887 and 2955.
THE ELITE SHOP
Shampooing. Manicuring. Scalp Treat-
ment, Permanent Hair Dyeing. Penn-
, ~— Hal: Dressing f
Hair coon—sweet“ .1?an Message.
47 Wall Street Norwalk. Conn.
Phone Nor-walk am
Salient & Thor. anus-oer:
_' Milan'sm
*e
,work. Prefer those who understand'
snout Waving. Heir Bobbing. Curling -
Horne! m
phone 1861 mornings.
TO LET—5 rooms. heat and all im-
provements. at 3 Elizabeth street. 6 '
rooms. heat and all improvements, at
173 South Main street. Inq. 202 Flax
Hill'Road. '
FOR RENT—Four room flat, 93,9-
Ann street. Private entrance. Part
improvements. Adults only. Apply to
The White .Electric Co., 134 \Vashlng-
ton St, S. N. Phone 808 or 2038.
TO LET—2 family house on Flax Hill
Road. 5 and 6 r00 5, all improve-‘
ments. 5 minutes' wa R from trolley
and train. Phone 382.
VTO LET—Very pleasant seven‘room
apartment. 138 Washington street.
Improvements. Magner ’& Flynn.
TO LET—Three rooms, with all mod-
ern improvements, including steam
heat. Steam-heated modern oilice.
Best oi! location. low rentals. Inqufle
Keogh & Candee, or R. JoseXOvsky.l
Seaview avenue.
TO LET—20 ROOMS. WONDERFUL
PROPOSITION FOR ROOMING
HOUSE. -RENT PART OR ALL.
vsnv REASONABLE RENT. IN
HEART OF NORWALK. APPLY
LOUls GOLDSOHMIDT. ATTORNEY
PHONE 129. '
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—A few pieces of furni-
ture, including gas range. Apply Mr.‘
Taylor. cor. Chestnut and Bell avenue.
...—
FOR SALE—Household furniture,
\VObcr upright piano, bedroom
suites. china clOsct. gas range, side-
board, curtains. chalrs. tables, suction
cleaner and other useful articles. For
appointment Inquire Dr. E. Barthel.
Phones 1415-3307.
FOR SALE—-SS pigs.
and black and white Berkshire.
Healthy. husky and' fast growers.
Lawton Farm. Daricn Road.
FOR SALE—-—Brnnd new bathroom.
85b. Syphon clOsoi, china. low-down
tank, enameled bath tub and lavatory.
with all nickel—plated fittings; special
big bargain, white celluloid water
closet seats, :5. Seldcnburg Co., 254
“feet 34th street. between 7th and 8th
Avenues. New York City.
FOR SALE~Mnhogany Reds. garden:
winners, sold 3 leading state poultry
colleges, foundation strain of numer-
ous laying flock. Eggs. $3.00 for 16.
$8.00 for 50. $15 for 100. Circular.
B. Quackenbush. Durien. Phone 140.
Chester white
FOR SALE—New six room bungalow.
all improvements. lot 58x100. price
reasonable. located at 29 Plymouth
avenue, Norwalk. For terms and
price inquire at 89 Main street. Tel.
1062-5.
FOR SALE—Round dining room-
table. 4 leather seated chairs and
tea wagon. Phone 2465-18.
FOR SALE—One Stamford
with 40 gallon boiler. one Vulcan
heater, one iron sink and cement
washtubs. Inquire H Krieger & CO.
FOR SALE-.C'ord vwood. blocks or
split. Phone Wilton 14—2.
Telephone 391
range
. c. n. HANKS
Cabinet Making, Refinishing and
* Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors, Shades
Made to Order.
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
nsms'mrcnmo SKIRT PLEATlN
. G
All Styles. Buttons Covered
to Order. ’
KNORR'S ART d: NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Bldg. Norwall;
Phone 3091
WANTED TO BUY
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household goods,
rags. papers junk and all second-
hand goods. Anything you have. Price
according to the quality or the goods.
A square deal aanys.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
_ 82 Van Znndt Street
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
READERS. ATTENTION !
I: van have second hand omiture.
Junk, paper stock or metals of any
kind. sell it to Jade Bros. and you
will see the reason why.
Write or Call.
87 Fort St. East Nor-walk, Conn.
Telephone 499.
ATTENTION !
it you want to~dlspose or any ur-
niture or household goods, call or
write to 3. Ash. 'Nq order is too large
or small to get attention.
it WATER ST. - TEL. 903.
LOST-4A7 _lirnj§ _ gas , service ' ' force
pump"froirl auto. Reward it return—
ed to the Conn. 'Light & POWer Co.,
67 Wall street. Norwalk.
_ n—u—n
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. .
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 33. PRO-
‘BATE COURT. February 27, A. D.
192.3- ‘
ESTATE ofJunc M. P. Lee, late
of Norwalk, in said District. deceased.
ORDERED, That the administrator .
exhibit his Administration accounthto
lthio‘Cosu't tor'adjustment. at the .Pro-
bate Office in Norwalk. on the 6th day ‘
of March. 1923. at 37 o'clock after-
noon: and that all‘ rsons interested
in “mexe notified thereof.
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(Continued M Ourlast Issue)
“Rooster!" screamed Vol above the
sounding boots. ‘ob. sweetheart—
beatbimini’flg”. 3 .
With one last spat burst of speed
the King of Paradise shot magnifi-
cently forward. thrust his ranching
nooe ahead at that other and thun-
ioum‘ioti’ons ‘01 her heart.
earth into flying furrows. to stop at
the rule's month with his rider's
arms uproised. no it to guard the
masked man who slid to I. stop Do
hind.
A dozen hands were onrher rein.
end his—herdeyed,..ond desperate
laces circled them on every side—-
and a mess of bonenien,«were that»
doing up from all points. .
"I‘h’ Black Rustler!” they cried as
they surged about. "We‘ve got him.
boys! An’ bis lieutenant—*with th'
goods! Here's Block Princess dog-
gin' th' thief!”
Hustler! forward from behind a
raw-boned horse. panting and wet.
bore into the trout a huge figure of
ammrwenringlnturynndtenring
at the forgotten mask upon his race.
"I‘wo!’ the voices cried. ”th' two-
man trick ngninl"
ButVelHannous-ooeinherstixs
rope and flung up (tragic am.
“Stool" she cried. “atop!”
Theypnidnlightheedtohernt
first. for eager hands were on Vo-
lantrie's rein. .
“Th“ horse!” they cried. “The won-
derful horse! 133' Black Rnsflor’s
horse! Ain't no mistakln' him! It's
too well known!"
But Val raised her own voice to n
commanding cry.
"look!" she cried. “At mine?»
The tone caught the crow end I
oecond's silence tell.
“Look at these two heroes! Look ‘
bani. men!" _
Thecrowddroppedapartabittho
better to obey. '
In astounded silence the: otored
hard at the two‘s-ed stallions. 00hr
for color—size for sine—proud head
for proud head—they were the some!
Bewildermentsifinpon the bees at
"What's this!” sold Boyce Gen-
donning at hats “Mien Enum—
what is this? ;: p ‘
' Val turned anomalous.
."n u that—1" the mash: w‘
“a blood score. gentlemen—J’
' “Aht—Hunnewen'oa"
gasped.
The best 1110!!
der for that! .
other."
stress at the moment;-
"3° when he found that_
cussed: for u‘ mk-and—J’
"YOU HAVE mm
on that reaching hand» and
nae—“us nae-tho Block: W
himseit—my father. gentlemen—-
John Banana. lies at mm in nu ‘
wife's Wen—mm—r one
choked and stopped- ‘
Net‘s man in that circle
earnest. Merrith'metol’andlu
—u.nd»provo ltd This non."
turned to Velantrlo and held out n
Mummgunshakingbnndot
aroma-nonmeourngeouotothe
"This“man was my lather’s enemy.
He came to the unsound to find—
' .6: her pride, but that deep
truth and courage whipped her on.
some 030
"Yeo—Hnnneweu’s.” said Val. ”but
John Harmon beat him to lt—he was
was the best shot. you know—”
Yes—the Rustler
was known‘uii up and down the Bor-
“Andfthen—Ahen—this man—Vt
battle—snot M the'padre's gur-
den—nnd. we mine to love ouch
She told it simply. in the bare
my father
~his enemy—woo to ride into the
trap—he took a. place of the padrc's
But her voice trailed‘oi! to silence.
She was druined dryer start. of. any-
thing.
Gently Velantrle closed his fingers
ASISAIDYOUWOULD—JI‘OTEE
CHURCHDOOR AND’I‘OHE!"
Bowman:-
—endhadooldhimtothernnchero.
thinking nbe was selling them a bet—
ter man as well! Lolo—who eat on
her pinto pony deep in the shadow of
the elm beyond the crowd and
watched the working. at her magic
with bitter. Crowning eyes.
Fall was sweet upon the range-
land. Cool winds blew over it. high
blue skies wers cupped above it. and
the sweeping levels were no longer
At Refugio when the waned-in
garden was mellow with late light.
Father Hillaire stood in the ever.
open gate ind watched two figures
going away into the northwest where
the sunset was pointing all the
brosvnwrenches with a. million brilo
liunt abides. '
They were u. man and a woman
and they rode two splendid noroeo.
red as the sunset. proud creatures
-. med. with. the some wide
grace. their long Motoring—The
Chmet and The Meteor. though he
would never be anything but Red-
mr the Kinxto the girl who loved
him, pacing home to Paradise to-
Sh.
This had had great weight. this
thought of the girl in the tragedy-
haunted house. in bringing Velantrie
to the present moment.
“I can't, Val." he had said at first
bitterly, P'how can I come to Para-
.diser' .
“How can you not?" she had asked
simply. _“I need you. All Paradise
will need you—and Paradise owes
you much." she had finished with n
tremor at her lips.
So he had laid aside what thought
he might have had of a new world. a
diflerent beginning. This was her
home and her country. Here were
her memories—and her graves.
Theretore. it she wanted him—here
—why—-what was there under the
shining canopy that she could have
asked of him in vain?
Sonow.ntthoendotngorgeons
day they rode together into the
autumn sunset. up along the wide
levels—looked at Mesa Grands tower-
ing toward the west—and came up
axlnsttothepatiowherethedusky
women stood behind the rider! to
give them greeting.
All were there—Faults, old Juana.
Miguel and Arias and Felicia—all
save that slim youth, Jose. A month
.80. an the heels of the great night.
Tom Briston had dropped a heavy 2
hand suddenly on Jose's shoulder - i
and whirled him to face his accusing l
27.. 5
“Now where." he had sold hnrdly.
“did’you have tb' Redstar hid?” And
the muero. startled out of his usual
1 mini. had answered helplessly. “In
DON the Blind Trail Hills. senor—at the
' Senor Boss’s orders.”
"Like I thought. Wen—Paradwe
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W “m? pom-moi tomorrow.” Garb-Jonathan» swords. -.
on. mughthorpruthinthntfl“ Whntcundenhlngteltatthtmo- M.“ h-th"m1bom
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