SCREENINGS
'Don’t let the furnace fire go
out too soon. Better pay the coal
man than the doctor.
Why not try a little Cannel- coal
in your grate when you begin to
taper off i '
Coal is almost as hard to get
now as it was during the winter.
The outlook, as we view it, is not
rosy.
,We have made, a material re-
duction in the price of wood.
. Our best
curried tn the Sentinel but are found
in the coin bins of this community.
Also in the plaudits of our customers.
advertisements are not _
Evry man who aver built a house knows that the'first
thing a woman does when she enters the new home 18 to won-
der whether the windows and doors rattle in the breeze.
She wants warmth, comfort and the atmosphere of home.
There is no use talking about it, you cannot get it in cheap-
ly built houses.
'You will save money by using good, soft, even texture
lumber free from checks and shrinkage—-and millwork manu-
factured from the same good lumber.
~The Hatch £9” Bailey C05
LUMBER & MILLWORK
'Shcctrock—Cclotex—Cornell “fall Boards Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles
The Ferris Coal Co.‘l
11/51/5711le snap!
siello8: (lil'fieara :
5. Norwalk; Gonn‘;
,Cl'o
Present .
“MANHATTAN SHIRTS’ '
And a Complete Line
of i
Hand Tailored Clothing
Fine Furnishings
and
Emerson Hats
'9'.TI/E:MA~‘szsnorr '
C'Iosiello‘S: Qfi'fitfi
PRATT’S
Buttermilk Laying Mash
Scratch Feed
Poultry Remedies
Make Hens Lay and Pay
FRANK manna a some
27 Commerce St. Tel. 2128 Norwalk
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Sta,
BRIDGEPOB'I, CO“.
Phone Barnum 5530-2
leeond-Hand Parts and Tires to
Fit Any Make of Car.
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In South Norwalk Most People
Do Their Shopping
at the
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
Mienreesoniorit—C.Y.
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, Free Delivery
.A. F. Beckmann’ 6? Co., Inc.
53 Washington Street South Norwalk
I PHONE 1405 ms DELIVERY
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Schultze’s Saturday Specials
. 121/2c' lb.
17c lb.
18c lb.
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Smoked Shoulders . . . . .0.
PorkRoast..
Lamb Fores
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Fresh Shoulders 14c lb. :3
FancyFowls...................... 35c lb. 3‘;
Sirloin Steak 30c Ib.3:;
Puritan Skinned Hams ........ 25c lb. 3'
Roasting Chickens................38c lb. ,,
YoungHenTurkeys 45c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. lorwallt.
'39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Sridgeport
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
40-.
Main Office, 26 Concord St., :30. N orwalk, Phone 294
New York Office, 201 West ‘2ilth, Phone Chelsea 8069
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FOREST MILLS
Summer Knit Underwear
Women's Vests, plain and ribbed, hand and bodice top, regu-
lar and extra sizes . . v ....................... 29c to 75¢
Band Top Vests, sizes 46-48 and 50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 590
Pants, wide and cuff knee ...... . . . .g ....... . . . . . .. 50c
Pants, extra sizes . ............. . . ....... . ....... . . . . .. 85¢
\Vomen’s Union Suits, in desired styles, ranging in prices
from .................................... 75c to $1.50
Misses’ \Vhite Gauze Bloomers, 4 to 16 . . . . . . .......... . . 50¢
Misscs’ Bodice Vests, 12 (o 16 ......... . .
MUNSING WEAR.
Women's Ribbed Silk Bodice Vests ........... . . . . . . . 82.50 to $3.75
Women's Fine Mercerized Vests and Bloomers ................ $1.50
Women’s Union Suits, low neck. no sleeves. medium, $1.00; extra, 31.25
J. 1. MALLE’I'TE
88 Washington Street South liorwalk
ALACE .BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE ammo
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HARRY W. MATHER
ARCHITECT
70-81 Washington Street
So. Norwalk, Conn.
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W. DE BRUYCKER
NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR.
A glance at the Palace Bootery window will convince you
of the last minute styles in footwear. Palace Bootery foot-
wear ls known for. its exclusiveness, service, style and comfort.
The new Patent and Satin Egyptian Sandal, low heel, ‘ ‘
moderately priced ‘...L_w $5.95
HOSIIBYe—ALL comes. .. _- 9;}...
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MOTOR TRUCKING —- WMOVING
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EDWARD «c. NASH g“
Charge lMade at Coroner’s
'fI nqu est—Hearing Ad-
)ourned until Tuesday.
‘Charges by Mayor Phillips of gross
negligence in the operation of buees
by the Connecticut Co., and the hold-
ing oi! Orlo ”Waterbury. driver or the
car that ran down and killed Mine
Byrnes near the , town of Darlen.
Thursday night.‘ on a charge of man.
‘ slaughter Were :the outstanding fea-
tures of the investigation into the fat~
ality yesterday.
Mayor Phillips. a witness at the
inquest. held by Coroner Phelan
charged
1 Gross negligence in the
1 Operation of buses by the com-
pany. .
2 Overloading or vehicles that
were in an unlit condition to haul
passengers.
3 Operation at high speed of
buses through the streets 0!
Stamford.
4 Abuse of oflicers investigat-
ing complaints made against the
5 Contempt for the city an-
timritiys shown by employees of .
the company.
6 Failure of the company to
live up to promises made that
there would be new vehicles
placed in sci-vice. in Stamford and
ignoring or promise to stop speed-
ing by drivers.
The Mayor. at the conclusion of his
testimony. announced that telegrams
had been sr-nt to representatives of
the Stamford district demanding the
Public litilitics Commission take ac-
tion to bring the company to time.
I’olics- investigation yesterday into
the spomi at which the car was trav-
cling dcwlopcd by a series of tests
that thc. bus was traveling at a speed
of approximately 35 miles an hour
when it struck and killed Miss Mary
O'llonnliuc nnd inflicted injuries upon
Mrs. Ilattic ltyrnce from which she
Iziicr llll'd in the Stamford hospital.
The brakes of thc car. were found to
lie in good condition. the police said.
Apparently \\'uierhury (lid not apply
the brakes as no marks of an automo-
bilc stopping. such as are made in a
roadway Tl)‘ ilic suddcn application Of
brukr-s wcrc found by Ina police.
llnla collccind by the police will be
given to the Public i'tilitics Commis-
sion with a demand for action against
the company.
John J. O'Donnhue. brother of one
of the two women kilicd. told Coroner
l hclnn that he had passed the bus in
an automobile shortly before the acct-
dcnt. He heard the screams of the
women and hurried hack to the scene
or the accident to find his sister in the
roadway. her body brute-d and broko
cu. and dying. He charged the bus
was moving: at high speed at the time
o: the fatality.
John Joseph Brown. who was walk-
ing with the two woman when the bus
v__
hicic was speeding. He could not re-
mcnil‘cr much about the accident. he
said.
THERE is ONE COMFORT
THAT'S IMMENSE "
A SANITARY
Imn
In addition to flashlnk work we
do all sorts of sheet metal work,
for all sorts of particular people
who live in houses. work in {ac-
tories, teach in schoolhouscs or
ham valuable property in barns or
shcds. We charge only tor the
actual work done, and we get on
the job quickly, work rapidly and
get through as soon as possibie—
bcceuse there's always another job
to be done somewhere else.
NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
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Mary O'Donahue and Mrs. Hattie.
com pany. 1
'ion as adrivcr to the company on
struck and killed them. said the. \‘9- ‘
This finished the hearing yesterday.
quiry until next Tuesday.
Waterbury is held in the Stamford
jail on a. charge of manslaughter.
awaiting action of the Darien author-
ities. He had tendered his resignat-
Monday morning, it was said by the
police yesterday. _
Superintendent ‘V'iliiam F. ngdon.
last night to make any statement re-
garding the accident.
President Lucius H. Storrs. of the
trolley company. declared over the
long distance telephone that he had
nothing to say.
When asked if he intended to come
to Stamford to conduct an investiga—
tion. he replied that he might be here
in a. day or two.
Oro “’aterblrry. driver of the death
’denling bus. was released in 32.500
‘baii 'last night. pending the result of
the coroner's inquest. “'aterhury's
uncle furnished the bond.
BRIDGE FISH.
MARKET 6
Open Long Clams 75c qt.
, Long Clams in shel , 20c qt.
‘ Gosling Clams
71 North Main Street.
HOT CHOCOLATE
Fruit Sundaee
Ice Cream Sodas
] Fresh nude Candy
PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE
SHOPPE
10 South Main St.
Coroner Phelan adjourned further in- .
of the Connecticut Company. refused -.
Tile latest-M for Your Spring
Smut Sweaters
Hen‘eeomething'new'w new—doi- your! .4
AW noveltyyamtintproducee sweater. intb:
till! PM Of”. My ltd quickly made—no 'PWEA
sign Merino-loan stitdlee required. Each defiant-
ferenttromeveryother.,3ethe first in town to mum. '
Seethefmiahedmodel-on Myinour showwinds
made with only six belles! Hegicfloes.
FREE DIRECTIONS WITH PURCHASES
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Successor to
Raymond 69’ Son
wear. a men sransrs ,
NORWALK, corn. 3
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Dme at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2210
Roodner
Feed Co.
Quality
' THATCHER an
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4 . 7,
Phones“? 28an
Norwalk'e Largest we,”
Promptneg.
AND RANGE
Kompak Automatic c.
“‘aicr Healers
Duro Country Water S,
Plumbing — [Ir-gm
Phone 392-:
STEPHEN .lIIL i
15 Monroe Street.
A Cough .‘Ihiurc to 5‘
personal n quin mvnta,
50¢ per houie.
BOVI Phil nu
JAMES PARKER .
Uccnscd Pherom-
52 80. Main St. So. -.
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rLoua, FEED, GRAIN, HAY, i
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Phone 2400 .
mentor. Ann Street 5
THE TEXTILE S l
54 In. All V3 1 T-.—--‘ ‘
Homespun; ......
At 1 ......... t
136 Washington Sizes
80. Norwalk
you no roan own
rrcmo'
MARK-OF F
Shoe Store
42 So. Main St. , so. Rorwalk
Just Above the Clifi'ord.
Watch for the
' Opening
-—-— of the —-
N ORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store ' .
South Norwalk, Conn. ‘
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THIS WEEK ‘5 SPE'V
25 Per Cent. Discount
Boudoir, Table and l
Lamps
THE NORWALK'S
ELECTRIC CO.
11 ‘No. Main Street.
Florist
to Prenoe‘ St. Phone men
Perfect Vision 2 -
So much enjoyment and actual
health is dependent on GOOD EYE.
SIGHT that one should give it the
best of care. Ottm‘eye‘ strain or
detective vision exists when PROP.
Y_ FITTED GLASSES would
_ It Bring your eye troubles
loonWlIoiloquipoedtod-retor
your‘ wants in every particular de-
‘a ..__
' OLD TRENDSAT THE OLD
ram
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The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
Ito profiteering on Old Well
Cigarntl'heyereth'ebesteigars
madeat that price,
4...: *7?“ '3‘ 237-} $2"
TARLOV BR05-
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Leading T033533“
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana 8““
5c Each
._ And '-
8c—2 for 156
pm
Iaheekemo Block
Sweethearts, Wives' 131° -,
sisters, brothers, in
even husbands
Norwalk Chronicler