., taper off i xOur beet advertisements are not “filed In the Sentinel but are found in the coal blns oi this community. Abe in the plaudits of our customers. SCREENINGS ;Don't let the furnace tire go / . 7 ' tposoon. Better pay the coal ‘ .lflnthan the doctor. . .Wliy not try a little Cennel coal ' in your grate when you begin to ". Coal is almost as hard to get now as it was during the winter. ’ The outlook, as we view it, is not .We have made a material re- ' duota'on in the price of wood. The Ferris Coal Co. c , , 4‘71.“ 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. ~- Bhe wants warmth, comfort and the atmosphere of home. Therein no use talking about it, you cannot gtt'it in cheap. ly built houses. ‘ . . , ‘ You will save money by using good, soft, even texture._ lumber free from cheeks and shrinkage—and millwork manu- factured from the some good lumber * .. The Hatch £9" Bailey? Co. LUMBER & XIII-W03! Sheetrock-—Ocloton—Oornoll Wall Boards Oreo-Dim stained Wes dividush—J‘ edges i noseow. awn" v Glumann. 'iuds’e ot the mascot penalty on about 35 persons sin February and had 'notlost a mo- ment's sleep or been troubled by her y conscience because of ‘them. Asked how a woman felt when doomed men was shot. she replied that the question or individual lives could have no nsideration when Free Delivery A. F. Beckmann e (30., Inc. 33 William Street SouthNerwalk 7 125:qu 3306a ‘ bgiellohfifl'fl: '_ .Namalwcb I J more we ran om: 3 crimesagainsttheeatetyotthestats and public were involved. She had to administer. justice sccording to the law or evidence though. she tried to temper her decisions with mom. when possible. With a CM held firmly be- tween tight lips. and the tire of an enthusiast in her brown eyes. the girl judge spoke at her court experiences. She is slim and short. not at all pret-V ty: her brown wavy hair is bobbed and paired on the side like a man’s: herJawisstern. Dre-edasshewns today. Citisenees Glusinann might have posed for the representation ~t what sometimes is imagined as a typical woman Communist. A pleasant smile saved her from positive uglineu, but there was no HERSHFIELD Motor Transportation Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk' mi Large Trucks at Your Service for an Kinds or hamper. tation; Padded Vans for furniture Work g workman's blouse buttoned high at And a Complete Line oi Hand Tailored Clothing ‘ Fine Furnishings and Emerson Hats art/aim arisen! ifloziélloG: 'fltata )5. Norwnl .Comr; Main Office, 26 Concord St. So. Norwalk. Phone 294 New York Date, 201 West 20th. Phone Chelsea‘m ,A new; watch for your old one !-‘ RlNGinthatoldwatchthstwen’tkeeptima Ne matterhow old itmaybeorhowhadykaeedefixing —wewillgiveyoualibenl allowance on it in Indulge lot one of these beautiful up-to-date Bums Waite. SPRING OUT FLOWERS W ROSE FLOWER SHOP Experienced Florists 112 Washington St. Phone 321 Wedding and Floral Bouquets ' Thieisyouropponunitytogetatamiomblewh'segold dmepieceinthelaenshqusspicniredhclow: “be-WWW“ lineman "10.25"“: so finale-c. . arsed. Fittedwiiha uedi'ljeweinuneu “mm‘eeeese 'tlswsastplrw uM-ffinovs’shhhfi Mdmlacaldfia, rmmmfi-m“ OLD CARS Sell Your Old Oars to the BRIDGEPORT AUTO WRECKING CO. 1810 North Avenue Oak and Center Sta, BBIDGBPOB'I, cons. Phone Barnum 5508-8 lessee-Hand Parts ind Tlree u Flt Any Make at One. SaleNowGoingOn R. A. Benedict Successor to Colcburn a lander . ‘ - K“- ‘7‘ \2‘\.\. ‘1 £11-, a, alti- Aaron Kohn’s For Auto Supplies S WWW EDWARD C. NASH MOTOR TRUCKING -- FURNITURE MOVING Telephone 141 Weetport. Conn. '1 RECORDS......,-... ‘sort . COLLARS mu... 7 €ah‘i?’i...... $1.25 j ‘ Nickel Plated ‘ FLASHLIGHTS . . jj cow Hide , BOSTON BAGS -. Ladies’ Leather hint of feminine anal-y in her rough high boots. black skirt, blue denim the neck and an old-brown sweater 1 which she were. Her only ornament was the red flag of the Communist "Since February I have tried eight or ten capital cases mostly banditry and theft of publio property” she said. She paused a moment to con- sider when asked how many persons she had sentenced to death and ana- wered “I think about 25 since Feb- ruary.” These included one woman. convicted last Thursday or amisting a gang 0! robbers. "No. I have never seen an execu- tion," she continued. "Sometimes the law requires the presiding Judge to attend these. but always I have been busy at other things at the time and detailed some one else.” Anna Glumanu is not married: M SALE CADET STOCKINGS j TheldealSchool Hose for Boys and Git Double knees and other exclusive features insure their durability. A1] mm the st year old were; district'mourt. ' whoarew daysagosentsevenmen, to their death tor norm. “id Ml!thatshehadimposed thedeaa «. -----3 X .- 356 to‘ n. she lives alone in a little room with- out pets. “But when I am .outside or the court" she explained, "I am Just like anyone else. I like to visit my triends and go to the theatres." .. This new figure in Communist ao- tivitles is a native of Xishlnev. Bes- sarabia. of Jewish parentage. She had to quit school and go to work when 1! years of age. but she man- aged to educate hes-sol! and studied law at Odessa univerdty. She joined the Communist party in 1918 and served two years as Judge of local tribunals in Kharkov. but never had a capital case until she came to Hos- cow. The supreme court of Russia. or the Central executive committee only can reverse or mitigate her de- cisions in the Homow district court. 02 the la. than 600 kinds of plants with naked seeds the pines. spruees. tire. cedars and mtesses are promi- neat. L----O--- Nonwm LEADING DRY ‘GOODS STORE ’ 6t012. A . SEE THE WINDO‘ w_ DISPLAY ‘ We sell Indiee’ Home Journal pitta-is. New Fashion Quarterly just out ., . 10c when purchased with Pattern. " ' Raymond R. Aike Buccessorto Raymond 69‘ Son 3 60c a pair J * mmn....$3.5o..§ UMBRELLAS 690 .p °"”°° 35c 10c 49c UNION SUITS .. 35c $2.25 HAND BAGS ...49C up 3““ ““ ..$l.00 up summons . \wm ' e ”@2/ ? . THE OXFORD LUNCH DlneattheOIdStandby and RESTAURANT C SOUTH MAIN STREET COUTH NORWALK, CONN. Phone 81. s e?- w , SELLERS Kitchen Table Just as finely constructed. as seasetha mm And.- mmthbdedrahlekitchen “hummus. uddnflmdagenuinewhiea mmwlthem mottledefie. Thiepetented materiaiwill dandthnhmdeumwlthout w-phgurchipping. ltiselsoun- may-enemas” onwlhoutscrewa The ”as Tile in. a let, but.“ hes comput- madman-kinda ’ Bummpfii. Goes-deeds no on, nan, aunt, my, mew. mmlznn, no. South Norwalk, Conn. Roodner Feed Co. WHOLESALE e 0 Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street THATCHER 1m .3, AND RANGES Kempak Automatic a. Water Heater. M 00‘1"?! Water Plumbing _ m Phone 397-2 STEPHEN MILLER 15 Monroe Street. A Cough Mixture to sun personal requirements, 506mm BOVl Pl] u; JAMES PARKER, Ila. [Accused Phsrnneist 58 80. Main St. 80. ll. THE TEXTILE STO -'<‘i 54 In. All Wool Tree-as and Homespuns ..... $1.59, 54 In. All W001 Jnrsny. At _.;.;.;. . . $1.75 and $3.25,- 136 Washington Street 80. Norwalk. Watch for the PIGGLY WIGGLY Opening -—ofthe— N ORWALK Store .. ' Boudoir, Table and Iv- THIS WEEK '8 SPECIAl-l 25 Per Cent. Discount . , Lamps THE N ORWALK’S ELECTRIC CO. 11 No. Main Street. PRIOR The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfecte Bouquet at 10c. to on Wall meme... ..... at that price. 7‘" W“.- o autumn-moan TARLOV BROS. Leading Tobacconistt WE RECOM MEND LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blend 5c Each a— Al‘ld — 8c—2 for 15¢ Mahackemo Block Phone ‘ ' Sweethearts. WiVe’! ”the“ m, Mme“, fn even husbands, 3‘ times, need _ FLOWERS Which can be sent :11wa by . NORWALK .SOFLORIST .4MAM-..~A A . ”owe... a...»
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