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; 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 advertisements are not
carried in the Sentinel but are found .
in the coal bins of this community. '
Also is the plaudits of our customers.
The Ferris Coal Co.
i 1 Quality Greries and"
WEDNESDAY, MAYZ
‘ The place in this building season has been reached where
SERVICE is going to mean a great deal more than a small
difference in price. We have built up a substantial business
and our efforts at all times have been to give service and quali-
ty at as reasonable a price as would afford a reasonable profit.
We have no intention to do otherwise at this time and our
prices are not aimed to parallel with our competi ’ r’s prices,
"a we know little about them, but are established n the cost
of production and material, plus a reasonable profit. But
above all of this we have made the greatest effort of our busi-
ness career to formulate our policies and supply our stock. in
such shape that we will be able to take care of our customers
in first class shape. '
Co.
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The Hatch” e. Bailey
Sheetrock, Cornell, Celetex Wall Boards—Creo-Dipt Shingles.
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 64 Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
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910. {91108: Qfi'fieat‘a purist-cli 315%? ii: iniélailion of thés
- " as no a own a re -
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N s . is‘el'ztu‘rle of enormous quantities of il-
Present cTh might ti th dri under ex-
:2 0R ALKERS , istlngouliw: ginggot e dra‘fteed a state
"“"mm 8mm" " / 5mm; .2: .rz.'.*;:;'§"..."‘.‘:rs
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‘ ' hi t th Legi lat .
i! A new Erma; .2. .2--. z. ..‘3.
H but with the prgnigl; ogp:t:::ag‘:w:d
ith ~ na era e
:: watCh for your Old one! Egg-to: Pirfcohot insistsdtznd tthc rgqen-
eral assembly passe e ac . ow
th dd d a thority of the State law
:: RING in that old watch that won’t keep time. No ii p.315. iet‘tihlrielzvoozrl‘eggtcur. drive is go-
matter how old itmaybeor howbadlyitneedsfixing . . “” °“ w “ ‘ -
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3! to: one of these beautiful up-oo-date Bumva Watches. '3 is being watched with intense inter-
" . . . . pi est because it is the first time the gov-
“ This is your opportunity to get a fashionable whee gold ernor of a big eastern state has set
i ‘ limo piece in the latest shapes, I! pictured below: 9‘ out on so intensively an enforcement
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to This beautiful Down Wan-h ’ .5
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And a Complete Line 3! , is Hawthmgd - 9“
of . i! v - beautifully” 1m!“ M % u .$3 50 -
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. . S! ~. Max:312... 9.! TRUNKS.... . up:
Hand Tailored Clothing :: 9'.
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Fme Furnishings ‘ (Jams: «new. flaky-2h”; ii UMBRELLAS 69C up
Emerson Hats ‘ z: 8‘“ N0?" : ”'8 0n :: RECORDS 35c
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'tTIIE’MAIV'S'SIIOPI' ‘9 R. d! 9'!
(a m, . l, .. A. Bene ct ,. M
. ,03 e 08: Q3 flours ii Successor to Coleb‘u‘ll a under if COLLARS 10c
25. Norwalkrconn. 36 22 wm Street Norwalk, Conn. it ' ' ' ' ° ' ‘ ° '
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In South Norwalk Most People, $100 Men" $
D0 Their Shopping SHIRTS . . . . . . . s 1.25
a. u, I B d . Nickel Plated
° you ran Y 31118 FLASHLIGHTS .... 35c
MILL OUTLET STORE
, Gay Shades From Which To Choose 0°" 3‘“ $
124 Washington a. The Y‘“ F" BOSTON BAGS 2-25
Your Sport Sweater.
There is a reason for lt—C. Y. Ladies' Leather 4
n . The new yarns are unusually attractive, including Ombrant HAND BAGS - - 49C “9 k
" Wk W0?! F1058, a novelty yarn for surprise effects and many
new plain shades in Silversheen, Silk Wool Floss, Silkwool BAGS “d $1 00
OLD CARS Knitting, Pansy, Pompadour and Tease]. SUITCASE! ' ' - i ° “P
Sell Your Old Oars to the .
BRIDGLEPORT AUTO NEW xmrmlo AND CROCHET nooxs.
.WR CKING CO. 7
mo mm. ...... GUARANTEE
Between Oak and Center Sta, '
331130312033, 00". J I mm AND mm 00.
.....M.-....“"“.... "was fl . . MALLE'I'I'E ,. 9 N M - St.
Flt Any Mall. of on." 'i° 88 Washington Street, south Km - ~~ 0. am
Next to United Oint- Store
Go To
Aaron: Kohn’s
For Auto Supplies
—_
_ 9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
two tone plain toe Sport Oxford
shoe that fits like a glove.
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PALACE BOOTERY ‘
cov; mail .
Is Well Satisfied wiih'r‘rcg-
ress Made in Driying ~
' Up State.
EARRISSURG Pa... any 2.——Gov.
ernor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsyl-
vania is satisfied with the progress he
is making to dry up his state.-
Four months ago. on taking once,
force the prohibition laws so rigidly
that bootlegglng and general v‘lollp
tion of the dry act would be made
too hard and tooexpensive. ‘He has
been making it very expensive for
the bootleggers. likewise very hard.
Many hundreds of arrests have been
made. and vast quantities of liquor
confiscated. under his regime.
Arrests and conflscations will in-
crease untll the violators are driven
out of the state or forced to obey
the law. Plnchot stated.
It Pennsylvania is not yet quite dry
it is at least a great deal dryer than
it was.
Pinchot's first move was to com-
mandeer the services of the State
Police. a semi-military body of near-
ly four hundred mounted troops “-1
mean for their discipline and eifici—
ency. As nominal commander of these
troopers Governor Pinchot detailed
almost every available man to the
Pinchot announced he would i an. _
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program. The Pinchot campaign is
not spectacular or spasmodic. Though
no public olficial is more aware of
the value of publicity.
never referred specifically to his
State Police drive in any public man-
It is simply a. hard busineu‘
like attempt to enforce the law.
lentlessly but without ostentatlon.
There can be no question that the
State Police campaign has made
bootlegging more hazardous in the
state. Pinchot‘s own way of putting
it is. “we’re going to make it cost too
much to be a bootlegger in Pennsyl-
vania." State Police work is especi-
ally noticeable in breaking up the
transportation of liquor. either over
the highways or by railroad. They
seem to have a genius for locating ll-
qour en route.
'But whether or not Pennsylvania
is to become permanently dry is still
a question which it will take months
more of Governor Plnchot's campaign
to decide. ’
THE POLITICAL CHASE. .
ur friend has been defeated for
0 many a time, but you can't sayl
he’s a lame duck.” ;
"No." said Senator Sorghum. “He
isn't. a lamesdnc. He's a wild goose."
—Washington star.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
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MEN
We are now showing the new
sde of top grade calfskin. A
Only $6.95
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TRISTRAM 69° HYA ~
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY, GOODS STORE
‘ The Policy of T
LIGHT AND MEDIUM. UNDERWEAR
STRAW AND FIBRE MA'I _ .Cs
KENWOOD BABY BLAxmg
watered»:
Successor to
his Store
is to sell only the best of every grade in each and every department. OUR
STAN TLY INCREASING VOLUME OF BUSINESS IS the best proof th
plan meets with the full approval of our customers, old and new.
Special sales and extra features like HOME CRAFT WEEK, LIN
WEEK AND OTHERS WILL BE CONTINUED and some very intere
VERY SEASONABLE ATTRACTIONS will be found this week in
Raymond R. Aike.
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Norwalk's Largest Mason ,
Quality 0 Promptness
THATCHER HEA 3'
AND RANGES
Kompsk Automatic Ga .,
Water Healers
bum Country mixer Sm
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DineattheOldBtandby
and RESTAURANT
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2210
'THE OXFORD LUNCH
Plumbing — limiting
Phone 397-:
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
A Cough Mixture l0 suit
personal requircmcnls,
50c pcr bottle.
Bovi Pharma
Roodner
WHOLESALE
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
[1.003; run, GRAIN, HAY.
BMW, mm mo 54 In. All Wool Tic-29552125
Homespuns ..... £1.59,“
54 In. All Wool .Iers-if. '
yhom m At 3;.-. . . $1. 5 a 3:21 ems.
. JAMES PARKER. up.
[Accused Pharmacist
5380. Main St. So. N .
, THE TEXTILE STO '4
. 138 Washington Street
80. Norwalk.
, Watch for the
Opening
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NORWALK
NON-INPLAMMABLB GUAR-
Store
PIGGLY WIGGLY
rm: WEEK’S SPE
25 Per Cent. Discount .
Boudoir, Table and Ir
Lamps
THE NORWALK-s
ELECTRIC CO
11 Ho. Main Street.
Am MOTH—PREVENTIVE
One with MOTH Roi.
mwszgyfabdcforifull
Gmnmeedbyaflom‘backm
Atdlguldsdar—sr mils“
MOTH K~L®. .
mHflAveuaNs'Yuh
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OLD rams 11"!!! 01.!)
The Old Well 5e Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10:. ‘
3° Mon-on Well
‘l. .
man-smashes:
made_ at that‘puss.
cigars
TARLOV BROS.
Loading Tobacconistl
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
— And .—
8c—2 for 15¢
llshssksmo Block Phone 1
Sweethearts. wives, ”the“
‘ Men, brothers. friend”
«an husbands. 3‘
times. need
_. FLOWERS
m can be sent anywhe”
by
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