PAGE FOURTEEN t ‘11, -". r g SATURDAY, APRIL 21 SCREENINGS ' Don’t let the furnace fire so 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. Onrbest advertisements...” not' carried in the Sentinel but are found in the coal bins of this community. Abo in the plaust of our customers. The Ferris Coal Con? its-mun 3.5116! bale! 10.8: @‘fitata .5. Norwalk; Conn“: r‘ Present “MANHATTAN SHIRTS” And a Complete Line I Every man who ever built a house knows that the first thing a woman does when she enters the new home is 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 E9” Bailey Co. LUMBER & WWO“ Slseetrock—Oelotex—Oornell Wall Boards Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles ~ ceries ' Free Delivery ‘ A. F. Beckmann 64 Co., Inc. 83 Washington Street South Norwalk rnon 1405 ‘ . Milk From 2 New York. Dairies is Banned Unsanltary conditions at two milk dairies in Salem. N. Y.. that supplied milk to Stamford trader resulted in summary action by Milk and Food In- spector C..O. Leary, who ordered the dairymen to discontinue shipments of milk into Stamford. a few days ago. At one of the daisies that is under badly emaciated. This particular dairy with 22 head of cattle and nine fresh cows ,was supplying but 80 quarts of milk a day. Mn Leary said last night that the nine fresh cows alone. not taking into account the strippers. ought to make at least 140 quarts of milk daily. The Milk and Food Inspector de- clared last night that the order pro- hibiting the dairies so send their milk to Stamford would continue in effect until such time as the proprietors put iTelephone Statistics, HERSHFIELD Motor Transportation Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor- ' tion; Padded Vans for Furniture Work +0 Main Oifice, 26 Concord St., :30. Norwalk, Phone 294 New York omce, 201 West 20th, Phone Chelsea 8069 Schultze’s Saturday Specials lSouthern New England Telephone their dairies in such condition as is re- quired by the City ordinance of Stam- ford. Last month the Inspector cans- ed another Salem dairy to discontinue shipments of milk here owing to sim» ilar unsanitary conditions that pro- vailed there. Stamford Has 7,475 NEW HAVEN. April 21.—Stamford now has 7,475 telephones. an increase of 188 for the quarter. In the three months ended March 31. a net gain was made of 4.831 in the number of telephones in public service. On the date mentioned. the company had 203.734 telephones in its the ban. the cattle were foundio be ‘ o ‘3: I Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. who is to Wk. 3°°3°°3°°W . VFWW O O «.oe'eo O l I. so f 0%. O 00 O. .3; 0' 0.009090... have becorne engaged to be married— marry the Duke of York on April 26: Lady Doris Gordon Lennox. and IAdy Mary Cambridge. And one of Lady communication system. reaching into. every byway and crossroad in the State. New Haven leads the cities in the number of telephones in service. also in the net gain recorded during the first quarter of The year. Hartford. Bridgeport and Waterbury follow in the order named. while substantial gains also are shown in a numebr of other places. BRIDESBIAIDS GET HUSBANDS LONDON. April ill—Girls in Search of a husband might do worse than to act as bridesmaids at royal weddings Three of Princess Mary's bridesmaids Elizabeth's bridesmaids. Miss Betty Cater. has Just decided to chance mat- rimony. RELIEVES BACKACHE “Have had kidney trouble backache for many years and i tried several doctors but got only temper- airy relief. A friend advised me to try Foley Kidney Pills. and before l used two boxes I was entirely well," writes A. C. Perkins. Summer Shade. Ky. Kldhey and bladder trouble re- quires prompt treatment. Foley Kid- ney Pills give quick relief. Refuse substitutes. son. Powell Corporation—Adv. and 3 SALE ROWLAND M. BEA on M islranoeSt.’ Phonemic Wedding and Floral Bouquets W Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk. 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk. Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport Nickel Plated FLASHLIGHTS . . ROSE FLOWER SHOP Experienced Florian 112 Washington St. Phone 321 OLD CARS SellYourOldOarstothe BRIDGEPORT AUTO WRECKING CO. 1810 North Avenue Between Oak and Center S‘s. sarcomas. ooss. Phone Barnum uses Second-Hand Parts and fires to Fit Any Make of Oar. In South Norwalk Most People Do Their Shopping ..35c 01 = Pork Roast ....................... 17c lb. mums $3.50 up. Hand Tailored Clothing Lamb Fares ....................... 18c lb. ' ' Fine Furnishings Veal Roast .... ....... . ........... '. 24c lb. UMBRELLAS .. 69c up and Fresh Hams . ............. , ........ 24a lb. om E H ts memo“ a Smoked Shoulders ....... . ......... 12c lb. RECORDS """""" 35C Fresh Shoulders .................. 14c lb. 80“ ‘ .s.Norwalk.0onn-r Beef Liver ............. . .......... 12c 1b. COLIiARS """ 10c Puritan Skinned Hams . .. ....... 25c” lb. URIION SUITS M496 arms om- rnowm Schultze’s Sanitary Markets $33??? ....... $1.25 What to Take for consrrrgflugu Take dosed La :tg‘tlakeZorflorafewnWaftenThey cleanseymrsystemofallwastcnflflrand Maine's-slouch. Mild-ascents inhumane—uh.”— SmallPill. SnalDose. whine. EDWARD C. NASH MOTOR TRUCKING — FURNITURE MOVING Telephone 141 Westport, Conn. BUSTOBN BAGS $2.25 I - . ' RANDLRXIES ”49c up 'gliiii'hi‘sis .._,$1000 up ._ «p. 9 ”AA GUARANTEE TRUNK AND lMBRELIAA CO. 9 No. Main St. Next to Unital 01w Store atthe MILL OUTLET STORE 124 Washington St. Misaressonforit—QY. HARRY W. MATHER name-r “Washington“ EmlorwalLOom. W. DE BRUYCKER Painter moan-m. —and-— from Phoaei ' 13“.. mm; "" W‘sme-rlz;.. . Insist upon Foley's. Stili- . TRISTRAM e HYA r NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE KenWOOd‘ Virgin Wool BlanketS The Blanket of Lasting Satisfaction. TwinBedSize....... ..... '....$9.75 H RegularSize ................ I Kenwood Slumber Robes ................................ $7.30 A FEW OF THOSE $5.00 AUTO ROBES LEFT. WE RENT ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS, $2.00 A DAY. Which includes delivery, return and full instructions for use 0 O .0 O O O O - O O O O 9 “.00’0.”.00.”.90....”.”.”.”.”.”.”.O0.00:OO.“.O_H.”.“.O0.00.” O. O. 0 Raymond R. Aiken Successor to Raymond 63 Son wan. a men eraser: ~ noswamt. boss. M. m .1. Mia Dine at the Old Stand by THE OXFORD LUNCH and RESTAURANT 0 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 221' Roodner Feed Co. WHOLESALE FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN. HAY. STRAW, FERTILIZER, 8T0. Phone 2400 ‘Ilsvator. Ann Street South N orwalk, Conn. ' ' W003”: e o e coco 9 e o ’”’”’”0“:”:”:w l . . O 0 O O O Q . oo.».os.«.oe.«.“:“: O. (‘ . ‘ P i 4‘ Phone 2041 a 1‘ NONIalk" Large” ”In Quality Fremptrm THATCHER an AND RANGE Kompak Automatic Gs Water Healer: Duro Country Wm, _ Plumbing _ a“ Phone 392.: STEPHEN M 15 Monroe Street A cough Miran-e lo 3 personal rcquin‘nlcnu, 50c per home. Bovi Ph u. JAMES PARKER Licensed Ph. . . 52 80. Main St. 80. .. _ THE TEXTILE . 54 In. All Wx’lol TW-‘f’l! Homespun; 3‘- 54 In. All Won} 16:59:. Atm... $1.738nd V 136 Washington ‘- . So. Norwalk See as W SELLERS Watch for the Opening ’ Kitchen Table Just as finely constructed. as y assrethe famfiellerscm And; Iihethemfihisdesirahlekitachen tablehssanendmmg‘ whitest:— amelfimsh’ andagenninewhita ‘pacdhumwifism‘ motflededge. ——ofthe—- N ORWALK PIGGLY WIGGLY l Store This patented material willl THIS WEEK‘S S’ 3'“ 25 Per Cent. Disco!!! Boudoir, Table and Lamps THE NORWA « “ ELECTRIC CO. 11 No. Main street. wsndthehardestmwithoat cupinzerdiipphu. Itisalsoun- dentedbyacidai‘hehopisput onwlthmitsu'ews. 'I‘heSdla-n'l‘ahlehssalarp drawer. divided hen compare. mandamklm‘ slum TARLOV BR05- Leading Tobaccofl'“ WE H ECOM M END LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blerld 5c Each _. And - 8c—2 for 15¢ lshackemo Block P". The Old Well Sé’Clgar' and the Perfecto Bouquet at 10c. . wives " sisters, brothers, “’5" even husband‘- times. need FLOWERS Which can be sent in ’ by . NORWAU‘ mrmcms" ‘ 2mm”; M03“ )3
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