. SCREENINOS
Don’t let the furnace fire go
out too soon. Better pay the coal
“taper off?
Coal is almost as hard to get T
‘now as it was during the wmter. ;
The outlook, as we view it, is not
k
man than the doctor.
Why not try a little Cannel coal
in your grate when you begin to
may.
We have made a material re-
duction in the price of wood.
Our best advertisements are not
«tried in the Sentinel but are found
h the coal bins of this community.
Aha in the plaudits of our customers.
”.7715 MA” '5 SIIOP.’
QI’ostelloS. Qfi'fieara ,
S.Norwalk. Calm.
Present
‘ ‘MANHATTAN SHIRTS ' ’
And a Complete Line
of
Hand Tailored Clothing
Fine Furnishings
and
Emerson Hats
”TI/EMA” 'S’SIIOP
(‘I'osiello8e Qfi'fieara
S.Norwa|k. Conn»
PRATT’S
Buttermilk Laying Mash
' Scratch Feed
Poultry Remedies
Make Hens Lay and Pay
HANK LIBNER & SONS
87 Commerce St. Tel. 2123 Norwalk
mass-manners.
lessee-Hand Parts and Tires to
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Oars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
‘ s
The Ferris Coal Co. .
You may have wondered why there is so greats discrep- _
ancy in the bids of several contractors figuring on the same
house. . ° .
The essential thing for you to know is what each contrac-
'~r intends to deliver for his price. The quality of materials
' ~ uses. The kind of construction methods he employs. These
matters have a decided bearing 0n the success of your home.
There are no substitutes for good material, sound construc-
tion practices and honest workmanship. What looks like a
good bargain in a contractor’s low bid is likely to develop
into a poor investment in the light of excessive repairs, high
fuel bills and countless annoyances. Some contractors would
rather not build your house than build it for a price they know
will compel “cutting the corners.” .
The Hatch 89° Bailey C0.
LET US HELP YOU BUILD YOUR EDDIE.
Celotex, Sheetrock. Cornell “y'all Boards—Cmblpt Stained Shingles.
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' ’tract of yeast that may take the place
' Smith in the Biochemical Laboratory
~ it Cambridge, reports reaching hero
I extract for treating diabetes which
: of Toronto has been shown by the
Yeast that the Cambridge scientists
. are now investigating further.
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WASHINGTON. April 18.-—An sx-J
or insulin, the specific for diabetes. has
been obtained by L. 8. Winter and W.
it
reveal.
. .Great similarity to the pancreatic
was isolated last year at the University
newly discovered solid substance from
“E“? Witmwx,
”When a solution or this substance
in inlected into rabbits. a. very definite
lowering «the blood sugar occurs, in
every way comparable to that which
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Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 54 Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 I'm DELIVERY
......................................................
HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor-
tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
. it will greatly reduce the cost of prep-
.the pancreas extract.
doll in Washington at the
e
«.00
we have found after injections of in-
sulin." their preliminary report sayl.
Messrs. Winter and Smith. with Dr.
Devereaux-Forrest. recently showed
that there is, present in the blood or
normal persons a sugar that is not
present in those suffering from severe
diabetes mellltus. From the effects
that extracts of pancreas and or sugar.
and because phosphates which occur
abundantly in yeast were found to ac-
tivate the extracts. the scientists were
lead to the possibility that yeast would
yield an insulin substitute.
The production of an insulin substi-
tute from yeast is considered a great .
step in advance for it is expected that
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pigeons. At Cambridge a year ago
Prof. Hopkins. the great English blo-
ehemist. isolated from yeast in sub~
stance which was named glutathione.
more. yeast is a source far less likely This is receiving much attention from
to furnish along with the desired cx- the scientific world because it is one
tract such dangerous toxic substances , of the necmry factors in the mph-g-
as have caused trouble in the case of tion of living cells. By means oi
studies with it our knowledge of the
chemical mechanism oi! cell-life is be-
ing greatly increased.
aration of an anti-diabetic drug. in-
sulin today is almost prohibitive in
cost. since it is difficult to prepare and
must be taken continually. Further-
Yeast is today the source of a num-
ber of interesting. and possibly valu-
able substances which are being
studied at various laboratories in Am-
cries and abroad. Dr. Atherton Sei-
Hygienlc ‘
Laboratory and others are preparing
from this substance one or the import-
ant vitamins and making studies of
this life factor in its effect. upon
FASTENINGS IN STYLE.
from coats in favor of buckles orna-
ments at the hiepnoly. Front fullness
and the slim back is the model pro-
mised (Sr is“.
~.
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The sturgeon lays about 7.000fl000
NORWALK'S manure DRY GOODS STORE
Belts seem to have been discarded
’ nosmaY—ALL canons.
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Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294 IRVING x. POLL!!! $585,, $12,? ‘“ u” ”'d “d ”m "
New York Office, 201 West 20th, Phone Chelsea 8059 BARGAINS
"' - ELECTRIC atom? as ‘
70 so a. .
Belgians—ALI; SIZES HOT CHOCOLATE i
FOREST MILLS SHMGUNs—WINOHFSI'EB . '
S 7 . rm AND Print Snndses_
. \ 9 ’ «to
ummer Knit Underwear ICE memes 1.. 9...... so...
, x 'w a won me. ma.
Women’s Vests, plain and ribbed, hand and bodice to , re - 130’s ' y
lar and extra sizes , ......................... . 29: to 'Iggo 25 Honroe 8" 80’ Hm 0" PEP CH 0 TE i
Band Top Vests, sizes 46-48 and 50 .............. . ..... ,. 69c ' f SHOPPE ‘
Pants, wide and cuff knee .................... ...... 500 m i 10 South Kain St.
Pants, extra sizcs .............................. . .. . . .. 650 and.” mus». cm;- Stone.
Women’s Union Suits, in desired styles, ranging in prices e ’
. from ...... . ............................. 75cto$1.50 3 3 2 0
Misses’ White Gauze Bloomers, 4 to 16 g .............. . . . . 50c cistern) Drivers Day and Night
Misses’ Bodice Vests, 12 to 16 .................. , ....... 35c ‘ m‘
Women's Ribb d Silk BfiUNKSIIt'G R. flunable-0min, lanai
c o cs '95 s .................. 2.50 t $8.75 On 000330
\Vomen's Fine Mercerlzed Vests and Bloomers ............... ‘3 $1.50 WWW 8“ r to
Women‘( Union Suits, low neck. no sleeves. medium, $1.00; extra, ".25 mum ‘
IMMSL R .
. ens-niacin.- . aymond & ‘ son .
J. I. MALLE I "I 'E "m "‘ m“ 8,1,“, I" i
88 Washington Street South Roi-wink Support the Arch I noaw com .
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M .mwum‘,“ u YOUDOYOUBOWI
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P CE B DON‘ERY lows {an wfimggc baIl or Hm“
A I 'A . . your -ss na tended.
_ 'L The corset like. mug-laced
Panes mam ammo “M“ W“ '1" °°"“°“ “d “OF F
.. ' “2:"st ll “wrath? flexible
NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR. m... m ma ......... «a: Sho'e Store
A glance at the Palace Bootery window will convince you e.‘ flexible may" HAVE light.
of the last minute styles in footwear. Palace Bootery foot. '1‘?! "10 WM and you Will ‘3 30. m 3t- ‘0- Km
wear is known for its cxclusiveness, service, style and comfort. km mm mm "' walk- b0" mm
The new Patent and Satin Egyptian Sandal, low heel, In“ “an "a ham. Just ‘ a.
moderately priced .......... $590
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1310 North Avenue
BRIDGIPORT, 00”.
Phone Barnum 5680-8
Fit Any Make at Our.
In South Nor-walk Most People '
Do Their Shopping
at the
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
Misanasonxorit—C.Y.
HARRY W. MATHER
ARCHITECT
Mt Washington Street
‘ . So. Norwalk, Conn.
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“ll w. DE BRUYCKER
Painter
Interior Decorator
— ”d —
Rural Painter
Plane ass
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IN CEN 3E BURNERS’
IN MANY DESIGNS -
Incense in the Sandalwood, Pine, Rose, Wisteria, Violet,
Lotus Scones .
49 WALL smnr OPEN Bunnies "
VICTROLAS SOLD 0N EASY TERMS
MOTOR TRUCKING — FURNITURE MOVING
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El .Jood’s tl.e Place
"was: snoa's mr rrr" _ y r ..
Our knowledge and experience in fitting are always at your ‘
command. ' ‘
. “lhopBei’oreSix’l ' ‘ ‘
’a.
”3 "W“?"fi- ‘
Fi- ,
The Harniiton Shop j?
“7°? " m.» r‘r‘m w in ad
spring Suits'for .- Little Mane;
We are discontinuing this particular line and will mark them at
shoul‘d. clean out every one quickly. 7
. A good assortment of Poiret Twills, Tweeds, Serges and Jersey Cloth so
are marked as low as $5.00 that would be Just the thing for camp or W
ings or for everyday use. ‘
Former prices $9.00 to $40.00
Now. $5.00 to $25.00
A Clearance of Separate Dress Skirts
Standard and Sport Models—Just 34 of them.
While They Last $3.00 Each
co co. g; e.,eee lee eeeoceo.
o.~:~:~.~.~$€~.~.~.~3~. 9W0 rows.”r302”.~.“.°°.”.~.~.«.”:»:»z»:«zug...
kW”:”:“:¢e:o¢ 0
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Prices that
‘ Open Long Clams, 75c qt.
Long Clams in shell, 20c qt.
Gosling Clams
BRIDGE FISH MKT.
n. J. CUTBILL
71 North Main Street.
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Phonezon‘ 20m...
Norwalk's Largest Mason :.
Quality
THATCHER HEA ll;
' AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic Gas m
l “'nicr [loan-rs
Promptness E--
Duro Country \laicr Syca-
M. Rania J. Zariris
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETD.
Phone 2400 v
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwaik, Conn.
-—
I Plumbing — iii-ails;
Plume Li‘T-z
, STEPHEN mun:
' 15 Monroe Street.
A Cough Elixlizr m «:1
personal rrqui'w :‘r-z ~
50C pi r “' T’l~.
. I
Bow Pharmacy
JAMES I’Allki ll, Mgr.
lJt‘Y‘nSA’NI l’li'fcisfih’l
52 80. Main St. So. New .
l THE TEXTILE won.
54 In. All Verl 2'“
Homespuns ..., . ‘2 ' ' "‘
54 In. All \‘(vnl .7 —. -
At ...... $1.73 ,. 1-." If
136 Washington Etrcet
So. Nomcl‘s.
Watch for the
Opening
-—-ofthe——
N ORWALK
PIGGLY VCIGGLY
.Store
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAIS
25 Per Cent. Discount 0!
Boudoir, Table and M
Lamps
THE NORWA LK’S
ELECTRIC C O.
11 No.-_Ma.in Street.
KEELEIZ’S '
SHOE STORE
.—_—
j
“The Store That Saves You
Money”
{ GUARANTEE
TRUNK AND cream 00
mom.
As Low As
L. thePerfectoBouquet
01.1) ms A! m 01.!)
PRICE
The Old Well5c Cigar and
at 10c.
i
. TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tobacccnsts
WE RECOM M Eh D
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havens Blerd
5c Each
—' And —
8c—2 for 15c
flahaekemo Block Phone 15"
”° ”mega...”
m and: price.
THERE! ONE COMFORT
THAT'S iMMENSE- r
. A SANITARY
/V
RESIDENCE! .
Norwalk Chronicler