, at" nor. mam SCREENINGS ; Don’t let the furnace fire go out too soon. Better pay the coal man than the doctor. —— ,Why not try a little Carmel coal , in your grate when you begin to taper off 1 _———- Coal is almost as hard to get now as it was during the winter. , The outlook, as we view it, is not 1 0 my. ———-— We have made a material re- - duction in the price of wood. Our-best advertisements are not 'carried in the Sentinel but are found in the coal bins of this community. no in the plaudits of our customers. 31511628: lb'fileara /$.-Noreslk.‘conn\’ And a Complete Line of Hand Tailored Clothing Fine Furnishings ‘ . and Emerson Hats whom/misses. QI'ostéllot: on": an v ' .S.Norwalk. onm Every man who ever built a house knows that the first thing woman does when she enters the new home is to won- er the windows and doors rattle in the breeze. ts warmth, comfort and the atmosphere of home. 0 use talking about it, you cannot get it in cheap. Bailey Co. wiggle!“ stained Shingles Free = Delivery A. F. Beckmann 65 Co., In 83 Washington Street South Norwalk ‘ more 1406 rm nmvm HERSHFIELD’ Motor Transportation _ Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING . Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for A! Kinds of Transpor- tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work *- Main Oflice, 26 Concord St., 30. Nor-walk, Phone 294 new York once, 201 West 20th. Phone Chelsea 8060 ._.._—_'—_—.,_- .___.______..- _._._..... w-c. Records That , Are Being Used in the Marathon SPRING OUT FLOWERS Wedding and Ploral Bouquets W ROSE FLOWER SHOP Experienced Florists 112 Washington St. Phone 321 i " Dancing “Aggravatin’ Papa" ......... . . . ...... g. . . . The Virginians “Aunt Hagar’s Blues” . ............. . . . . . ., The Virginians “Georgia Cabin Door” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Benson Orch. “Down in Maryland” , ....................... Benson Orch. “When All Your Castles Come Tumbling Down” ...................................... Confrey’s Orch. “You Know You Belong to Somebody Else”—-—The Virginians COME IN AND HEAR THESE OR ANY OTHER RECORDS YOU HAVE IN MIND. OLD CARS SellYourOIdOarstothe BRIDGEPORT AUTO WRECKING CO. 1810 Earth Avenue Ietween Oak and (lent. Its. WHORE, con. Phone Barnum 0000-2 ascend-Hand Parts and Tires to Flt Any Make of Dar. ' Donnelly’s I _—————-. ' . I . Word has been rece‘ived in this city' by friends of the couple. that" Mrs. Winnie Curtis, wife of Ray Curtis. is1 a fractured spine. thelresult of a’taxl- csb accident. Mrs. Curtis, who was one of the; "butterily girls" and "model girls" connected with Barnum a Bailey’s circus, at Hadlson SquareGu'den, was on her way to the home of her mother in Jersey City. accompanied by her husband. when the accident tool: place. Details of the accident are not known, but a telegram received by local friends yesterday gave the above brief story of the accident. Curtis is well known here. having handled one of the concessions at Roton Point for several years, and having made his home on Chestnut street, Second district. most 5! the past winter. . _______._____. “FOR VALUE RECEIVE)". . PLAYS REGENT, APRIL 20 Ethel Clifton's Play With Augustin ' Duncan, ill-tide Word and Star Cast to he Given Under Aus- Klwanis Club. One of the most stkring emotional plays of the season will be “For Value Received." Ethel Clifton comedy drama. which will be presented for one night under the Auspices of the Nor- walk Kiwanis club. at the Regent . theatre. Thursday evening. April 26. "For Value Received" is under the #-_ producing direction of Louis Cline, former partner with George Broads hurst in the production of "The lStorm." who has selected a. splendid cast for thAlnterpretation of the play. headed by gustln Duncan. remem-, bored for his “wonderful performance in “John Ferguhpn." Maude Hana- i'ord. who was Jolin Barrymore's lead- ing woman fl) "Redemption" and “The Jest." Remy Carpen. a young actress who was featured in Brock Pember- ton's play "The Plot Thickens." Cecil Owen, remembered for his work in “The Lady of the Lamp" and "The Rose of China." Harry Blakenore. the. unctuously funny colored servant in "The Traveling Salesman." May Hop- kins. who was featured in “She‘s in Again," and a young actor. Edward Wever. last seen in "Rita, Coventry." Miss Clifton. the author. has come‘yll the way from California. to witne‘ the play at the Regent theatre. SALE dying in a. New York hospital from ' O O“ ’0‘... e ee e”eee O “... e e e e e e .e’.’e’.’ $.45. -e O O a-g-.. 0 AUTO PARKING ORDINANCE Jack Rose and Zigman Mason were each fined 83 for violations H. Vosburgh in the downtown court this morning. William Friend and Julius Glad- stone. both of New York. forfeited bonds of $5 each by n'on-apperance in court. and Hugh Cohan was ~dis- charged. Cohan had parked his car in front of the City hall, after bring- ing some witnesses to court. and was detained in the court room for a. short time. DIEDICI COLLAR Tho Medici collar is shown on many of the smartest imported Lady Elizabeth's trousseau. NORWALK’S , of the ' parking ordinance by Judge George , frocks. It is said to be featured in ' . iataEEOORns ..... 35c itirifilinns ......... 100 ' Men’s UNION sun's .. $2.00 Men’s SHIRTS . .. Nickel Plated FLASHLIGHTS . . ' GUARANTEE TRUNK AND UMBRELLA CO. EDWARD C. NASH MOTOR TRUCKING — FURNITURE MOVING In loath Norwalk Most People Do Their Shopping 'stthe MILL OUTLET STORE 13‘ Wuhinstbn St. Theeeisareasonforit—C.!. Telephone 141 Westport, Conn. 9 No. Main St. Next to United 0!“! Store i TRUNKS . $3.50 up‘ UMBRELLAS .. 690 up ”4‘9c $1.25 ..35c figsgl‘igaN BAGS $2025 HKDLBXES . . .490 up Sfli‘é‘gs .._.$l.00 an maximums MWeshingtonStreet 80.3mm y. w. on! BRUYCKER' «4...... . r m ‘VI’I, ‘ m, u. in. an- ' .-— TRIsTRAM e HYA" manned DRY GOODS STORE Kenwood- Virgin W001 Blankets The Blanket of Lasting Satisfaction. 'TwinBed Size$9.75HRe€l113r Size KenwoodSlumberRobes.........-...............,..,.......,._$750 A FEW OF THOSE $5.00 AUTO ROBES LEFI‘. W Raymond R. Aike. Successor to Raymond 59’ Son WE RENT ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS, $2.00 A DAY, Which includes delivery, return and full instructions for use. LLBnllh Dine at the Old‘Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTI‘I NORWALK, CONN. Phone 2210 u. 0’ o e e e e e . .00.».«.« ee ee ”3%“. . ““"‘e eeeoeee‘e"-'e" "‘ ‘. :“9’:”:”:”:”e°’:“e”e”e°‘e”e”e”e‘°:’.:°°e”z°9°0°’oW’¢” PRODUCE REVENUE '1'th FINES! OOe . l '. . . . a 1‘ e Phone sea a , Norwalk'e Large” Quality Fromm“. THATCHERHm AND RANG Kompalt Aniommc , “‘atcr ileum Duro Country \Yexa Whing .. a . ‘ Phone 397.: STEPHEN H 15 Monroe Sim Roodn. er Feed Co. seesaw ', Rs. ’tchen Tahl Just as finely constructed. is handsomely famousSellereCaheneta. And; Ilkathmthhdedrablekltchen tableheaaneudiningwhxee' eno, fasted: pereelircn esp. with a cans-am mottled edge. . This patented material will stand the hardest m without men-chipping It is also un- emulthoutscrewe. amelfimsh' andagusuinewhiee‘x. elected‘hyaeidal‘hetopieput ~» WHOLESALE FLOUR, mu, GRAIN, HAY. smw. FERTILIZER, no. Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street South Norwalk, Conn. A Cough Mixture to personal mqiximu 50¢ per mm Bovi Ph .. JAMES PARKER. Licensed Plus 52 So. Main St. So.‘ A -— THE TEXTILE i 54 In. All “39’: T Homespun z 54 In. All Win“! .lfrgrg‘" At .. . . .. 34.7.3321" 136 Washington So. Kermit Watch for the Opening . -——o£the— NORWALK PIGGLY WIGGLY Store THIS WEEK'S SP 25 Per Cent. Di: . Boudoir, Table and Lamps THE NORWA 7' ELECTRIC CO. 11 No. Main Strefi -‘ m 01.1) mm a m can PRICE The Old Well 5e Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet- ‘ at 10c. onOldWel_ TARLOV BR" Leadlng Tobacccl‘“ WE R ECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mild Havana 8W 5c Each _ And— 8c—2 for 15¢ Ishsekemo Block
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