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Coal .
Is Our
Specialty.
Nothing else
Matters.
We Give it
Our Best
Thought.
You May Buy
of Us with
Confidence.
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CLOSING
OUT
Our Entire Stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
I 756 Double Disc ........... $1.00
3 $1.00 Double Disc ......... $1.25
I $1.50 Double Disc ......... $1.50
all at our more and take advant~
age of this exrt‘ptlonal opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
8 No. Main 8‘. So. Norwalk
1'0 THE PUBLIC
m now until further notiee the
micut Carpet Cleaning 00mm)
fie. reduced prices on all Run and
, both Washed and dry .10..“
an More called for and delivered.
' PHONE 969
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Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR OTORI
80 ll AGENTS
00% ”I
MADE “$3
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a“ D mum rm
Alec “lebreted and...
We Block Tel. 1!”
IRON
t—‘r_
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
south Not-mu: '
' on! A SQUARE DIAL
Ve will buy your houehold
‘fl. rind vgopgre, Alililnk end ell
g e. young
”I. Fries according to the ‘3':-
- ,d the goods. Arcane deel
rm 2. man:
.2 Vin Zandt Street
”Id-bend Geode Ali-lay. cum
‘ A. M. WOOSTER
5.3g - Attorney-at-an.
fl; Ixemlner u. 3. Patent on
' PATENTS
I‘d tor Booklet on PM
. Ieln ec. Bridgeport. «an.
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A VALUABLE
SPRING TONIC
V airlock cannot be said of the
. bllity of a good Spring Tonic.
~hb;o:ou arfi not really sick, but
rea y well? Fe
m feeling. weakness, nor 82::
., loet nerve power and lassitude
mBeef, iron and Wine. Buy 8.
today and tone up your eye-
A. MEAD
Druggin .
. Main St, 8. Norwalk, 0t.
ROOF . COATING
It’s black and dirty and sticky. Black be-
cause its made of Asphalt. Dirty because it can’t
help it. Sticky because we want itythatway, and
its this sticky quality that makes it valuable. It
will stick'like a burr and shed water like a bird.
If ybur roof looks too good to leak and yet insists
on leaking, try some of this Roof Coating around —
the Flues, in the Valleys and hard places. It will
stop all the leaks you ever heard of and some that
you never did see. Ready to use and not expen-
sive—Only $1 per gallon with reduction for
larger quantity.
, The Hatch é? Bailey C 0
Agents for John-Manville Co.
l
Bird and Sons Roofings.
(Treo Dipt Stained Shingles.
Sheetrock and Beaver Board _Wall Boards.
BATTERI E5
To insure . maximum enjoyment from" radio
outfits an absolutely dependable
storage battery is essential
a
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at. Our
Service Station
67 North Main Street
Vent Adv-t firing M
FOWler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South NOrwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
Fl
Delivery.
' ,A.F .BeckmannEaCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk -
men 1405 ran: bums!
Schultze’s Saturday Specials I
Small Legs Spring Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . 38c lb.
Wilson’s Certified Hams ..... 1 . . . . . . 32c lb.
Smoked Tongues ' 40c lb.
Pork Roasts . . . . . .............. . . .22c lb.‘
Round Steaks . ................ . . 24c lb.
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . lb.
Smoked Shoulders- . ._ . . . . . ......... . 17c lb.
Beef Liver 12c 1b..
Schultz'e’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Nerwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Weehlngten Street.
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,_ Stamford, Darlen, Weetport, Blacls Rook, Brldgeport
EASTER NEEDS
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery
and Underwear
We Are Ready to Meet Your Easter Needs With Our New Spring
Merchandise. at Prices That Are Sure to Attract You. “
comb and Justice
' - was shaken vigorously.
overnor Marcus H. 1191-;
Former G Lucien F. Burpeei
f the Supreme Court. hadlhe nove
Experience last Friday of being denied
admission to the Superior court room
where the trial of Joseph Clanflone
and Mike Buglero. .who were charged
with the murder of Enio Renaldino.
'was in progress. says the Hartford
Times. They were held up at the door
by a deputy sheriff who had been in-
structed to admit none but those
known to have business in the cour
room“
State Attorney Hugh M. A2231 hosed
launched into his argu -
lust hen the door leading
into an ante-room from the corridor
shaking the door
won; t are you
a herii’t—Of a
for?" asked the deputy s
man outside the door.
"We want to get in."
“Well. you can't get in." was the re-
ply, in view of the fact that two spec-
tators had been able to pass a few
minutes before. despite his vigilance.
there was particular emphasis on the ..
declaration. Just, at this juncture in
the debate. the door closed. and.
being provided with a. spring lock. the
deputy. too, found himself outside.
"I am Judge Bux‘pee. and this is for-
mer Governor Holcomb," was the in-
troduction o! the gustice. The best the
deputy could do was to attract the at-
tention of the oeurt messenger and
the door was soon opened to them.
The deputy apologized for his error.
explaining that in \his effort to main-
tain order he had failed to recognize
the visitors-
" 'ou «did your duty. omcer." com-
mented Judge Burpee. as he passed
into Judge Wolfe's quarters
Former Governor Holcomb occupied
a. seat on the bench with Judge Wolfe
while the jury was being charged.
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‘FRANKLIN SCHOOL NOTES
Assembly Programs
For all grades:
Song—All. .
Bible Reading—~Principal Brumes.
l’rayer——All. v
Salute to the Flag—All.
Star Spangled Banner—All:
' Seventh Grader:
In the Seventh Grade assembly .vcsv
lei-day morning. a school article of
the Constitution. Hillilmi ‘j.\l,\' Fair
Land Forever." was rhosm fur illus-
tration. The cast was as follows:
Francis Joseph. an Austrian—Jesse
Sirnss‘tmxgur,
Spirit of the l'nitc-l Stilts—Alice
Grunt: _. 1, ~ _
lluwnril Belmont—Mutthuv \igi-
lzirlti.
('hurlcs Simmon—Juck Cum-o.
(ii-(true Brown—Andru'w l'h-llm r.
l'."\'l\l Collins—Joseph i‘rumo r.
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The End of_Home Craft Week
\ A " ' ‘ ; Our Curtain C . .
Marks the beginning of the busy season In _ 7 . 01 m
and the delighted comments of our host of Home Craft W eek Visitors
is ample payment for our efforts to make this department one of the
best in the store. See:—-. ‘
THE NEW QUAKER CRAFT LACE. . C
THE NEW SCRIM AND NET CURTAINS
THE NEW CRETONNES AND OTHER DRAPERIES,
We Specialize on Window Shades to Order.
DEMANDING I
On Thursday afternoon a party was Go
held by the girls of Room NF). 5, LII” Emon m mm TAXES .
Curran. teacher, in appreciation of _ : .. . 1e ger 0.
\VASHINGTON. D. 0.. April 8.-—- ‘
The government. facing a. heavy defi- .
cit this year as a result of the decline 5
in income tax collections. has launch- '
w drive to speed up payments.
hich has been done
the 00d work w
g physical train-
by Elizabeth Toth. as .
ing leader from this room. Misses
Feeney and Craw were guests of the
Games were played. musxc on-
Good Clothes for Men and
girls. d f hments served ed a no it
. , _ s . ‘ A
Jo¥§eaiianiieerrefor the highest per- of more than 51.000.000.000 'bac
d ce for the month taxes. ' c
“mag" 0f ““9“ a“ Commissioner Blair has instructed; W omen on Bay
‘ g ; .. awarded to lloom 7.1.
m M Irch “as conectors and depu‘!
Miss Irene lionnelly. This room had internal reygnup ‘ ’
a percentage of attendance for the tips in-ali districts and subordinate Payments
month of 98.4” per cent. The school officials in \Vashington. to hurry .or-
average for the month was ”"91 per ward all tax cases now on appeal to
cent, about 4 per cent. higher than expedite adjudication. It is expected #—
last month. taxes will be paid into the Treasury
Notices have been sent to the par- this 3.1. ar. ‘ DIen,s First QUfliltV
..ms- ui Junior lligh School pupils On the dockcts of the Tax Appvul . A: |
who are not doing passing work in Board are manv cases involving taxes Rubwrs ........ :1“)
one or more SlllijCCIS. Those notices « . - ”I“ qfii more which remain , , . ' .
should SHIV“ as warnings to stir pu- ELYI'liJi‘fiecau;e‘taxl‘uvm‘s haw: filt‘d Lagxebsbe FlrSt Quaht}-x
N15 ‘0 pin-11hr efforts. in 0rd“. ‘0 pm“ . ,- im- inhibit; u5‘<(>&§- P1 I'S .......... ti
:n‘rri failures at the cn-i of the your. claims elitismb ‘l
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”$332.: in the ~e ti e1 t Advertise in The Sentinel. ER‘ 1C};
W HOE .
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8 North Main Street
llmuld Halsey. Amt-iicun Illi'll'l of
Francis Jusepli—Juvk Fu‘lnn.
I:i‘.}i'il( ml liailiozi~ Milton
21‘» tho hum-
p”. in .-\ us-
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hmn" of Francis .11M f
'11. .i Sililvvs‘
'i'llv spirit of l‘hr ‘
ll‘ll‘iS him :t
lilo
iriu.
{mints uni
luilxl of lii‘oriy.
Tlit- svcunti scene shows the inter-
ior of :l imma- in lin- l mini Stalin's.
I"l".'tll~‘i.\' .Lu-‘vp‘h up} are with five-
young Americans txho are discussing:
will to thi-
gizllgi- gilltii-tl by
1 L12. ll Stains—40'
rt cciu‘ l‘is (my tiliwnshlp punt-rs. i
’l‘lu- 1-‘ m1». \\"\\ luuk part in tin"
play and Miss “l.l’l‘l.‘l and Miss Fec-S
nt-y, win» diruim. ll. should I»: cum-
mi llili-il lOl' ll> sui'trss.
llr. Salmon ihwn ittllircssc‘l the pn-
pils upon the cure of the teeth. llr.
Salmon's address was \ery instruct-
ive and was Well reccivde by the pn-
plls.
Eighth Grade Assembly
A Revolutionary program.
tor. Mrs. Mitchell.
\‘icirolu Selection—Paul
Hide. '
Remarks
Iluddiman.
The Refloulionary
rice Lou'ndes.
The Futile
\Veisner.
\K’arren's Address at Bunker Hill—
Joseph Bodie.
At Valley l-‘orgfll—‘Hstllel‘ Sugden.
The Baltic of Saratoga Dorothy
Austin.
Report of Older Doys'
——\Vard \Vhipple.
Address—Dr. Salmon.
Ninth Grade Assembly
Playlet—"The Road to nichvm‘e."
Director. Mrs. Machlurray. ‘
appears lwtorr i‘."
the Spirit (I: ' \.
Direc-
Reverc’s
ivy Chairman—l'lonald
Alarm—Beat-
m‘ 1‘- unker H ill—Paul
Conference
City Man, Mr. \Vny—Louls Rey-
nolds. '
City Man. Mr. Direct—Clarence
Hakaerud. _
Former Greed—Ernest Bennett.
Farmer Root—Harold Pennington.
Farmer Si Slocum—Francis Ben-
nett.
Farmer Place—Harris Taylor.
lfitrmer Obadiah—Eric Pam.
Storekee‘perrl:eeman Peet.
Boy—James Fuller. '
Report of Older Byos' Conference
-——’Tarlton Talmadge.
Dr. Salmon.
Chairman—Beemnn Peel:
held' yesterday morning after the as-
sembly. it was voted to hold a hike
during the Easter vacation.
mittee was appointed by President
Reynolds to determine the place. the
date. ”and all other details of the
hike. , in m
SPECIALS FOR THE
. WEEK
Fancy California Prunes
’ ' 140 1b
Domino Cane Syrups M256
Address of the Care or the Teeth—- “
At a meeting of the Senior Class .
‘ Price :1
l ‘ ~ ell 5c Cigar 3“
.- Now is the time to give the baby plentyof fresh air in one Thtfigllgegecto Bouquet
' of our Lloyds famous carriages, fully guaranteed. at 10¢.
; . Baby Carriages from $19.95 up No prom , on cm .W‘“
' They are the best cilia”
A Com— .
Pork and Dianne, reg. 15c
Seller,3cen‘s 250’.
-'Quaker Macaroni or Spaghetti .:
pkg ...... 100'
i South Norwalkv Conn.
% """ SRLING’S
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: Metal Bed. Sale
; Extra Special $6.95
llu- rigiils «:11 Fl‘l\l.i".lt‘5 01 .‘uncricun' E 2” Post 1” Fillers $6.95
rilyit'ns. - ‘
ln thv iiiiri :-'« 11- Francis Joseph 1 In White 01‘ Ivory Enamel, any Size ! V7ICT0R “- PJSE‘ZL'Y
luto Bodies. Fenders.
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
‘
Welding Metals Cf Al:
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Phone EEC-5
48 Chestnut St.
Ice, Charcoal.
S Wood and
Trucking
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If you need a bed buy now, for' never in the history of
Metal Bed Manufacturing has this bed been sold at $6.95, even -
at wholesale in car-load lot. Act quickly, they won’t last long.
Two only to a customer. None sold to dealers. See them in our
window. .
$6.95 ANY SIZE '
SOLE AGENT
LLOYDS FAMOUS BABY CARRIAGES
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Old Friends. at the (lid
Sulkies from $3.50 up
Strollers from $9.75 up
; FLOOR COVERING
Linoleum, Congoleum etc, measured and laid free
; , this month 1
OIL COOK STOVE
Florence .New Perfection and Red .Star
mas e at that price-
4-1
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MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Has for Its Object 'i‘lu'm.‘
A Things
. l—The thorough. ,
young li‘eople for busme:.s
2—1’I'heir favorable introdu
to the business public.
déThe highest possible in
service to employers or ofllCe
. "-‘NOWMIS g GOOd Time
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training
life.
Cl it ,‘Il
Furniture, Rugs, Railgesg‘llinoleum, Bedding '
)P 0“.
hell)‘
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