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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 27, 1912 · page 2

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THAN HEGU LAR PRICES.

 
 

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A8 lle- oun MONTH-IN in nu: album or no»: won't Leno-tits Arlb “GRIN.
LANE’fir BA‘OAIN PRICES. IN ADDITION WE INCLUDE NUMEROU' STAPLE ITEM. AT Ll.‘ '

 
 

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, 4 ' mourns.
w» . PIECE GOODS. ' FLOOR COVERINOS.
. Shuttle. WWW. tVoluo " ‘ '
shining Prints-5c. Vulture. "'00' um"'°'n“”‘
Sample “minty—7hr: Value . .
Apron (llrighams~—~ilc. Value 80. 81.49. 1mg”??? garfizol‘g'lz yin“ .
mess unighamhoc. Value 10c. S“??? w““"“’8¢2 ““90 Axmlnster Rum—$17.50. Va-
, .Jt. in» $20.00. Size 9 ft. by 12 ft,
”1?:.vélmghwm‘m' V3196» Sample House Drone-«49¢. 5”,“: Msttlnns 25: Vniuo
- - Value “.00. 330. Start lengths:
gm. dnrd percutmfiwu Value We invite your Intention to our ..
12 ”LI now assortment Ladlus’ House atrzirww3:tltmgh‘3slo price.
Dreams, $1.00 :to 82.98.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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OTHER VITEMS FROM VARIOUS STOCKS AT SALE PRICES.

A. Dickerman and Son ‘

84 Washington'Street,
We Give S&l-l Green Trading Stamps

 

 

 

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Wedding Gift.

One of the most appreciated Wed-
ding presemzn ot a recent inde was-
an attractive basket containing six
glasses .or amrtod jellies. says .To-

y's Magazine.’ The glasses were

nintily mood in whit; crepe paper
and the basheohadboeo treated no a

. ‘eoat 0: width 'e‘hlu'nol point. while the
I‘Mndieo were tied together with n
draw of while ribbon through which
was thrust a tinyv‘sprny or nrtldcinl
7- orange blossoms“

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' Florentine Stewed Beef. ' '

cut an onion and fry it with three
planes of rosemary in an ounce of
“[,:butter. When slightly brown add
, two pounds of heel llllhtlon or veal
, ‘cttt in two inch vplccoawpriukle with
‘ a little salt. and try for a few min-
’ lites, then add tho contents of hall a
can or Izomthloes and u tablespoon of
Worcestershire sauce. Cover' the‘
otewpnn and simmer. ‘for two hours.
adding a. little stock or boiling wa—
ter or the juiceiof tho tomatoes if lihe
solid portion gets too dry. it" liked a
clove 01' garlic with one cut. may be
added for five minutoa only; longer

will make the flavor too otrons.
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Flannel Finish.

in finishing .tho bottom of, baby‘s

flannel. says Neodiocrhi‘t. irint stitch

with the machine hear the smoothly

t trimmed edge. then with ordinary cro-
* toilet cotton and lowing needle overcast
7 the edge; a plain crochet: needle may
’wbe used. it preterrod, neither requir-
lug close work since the sticbes may
Those eighth inch apart. Whip to this
0on a heavy torchon lsco it makes

“‘s. best. serviceable tintsh try it.
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. Pretty Rug.

, i make very pretty rugs by cutting
different colored pieces of flannel two
V inches long and one inoh width and then
I‘Ijsowing to a. firm foundation sayo s
“‘gootttribuior to the Modern Priscilla.
Flannel is best, becaitse it does not rs-
V vol. 1 make a tiny piait in each piece
* or flannel and stitch in rows' to tho'
loundution‘ about. oho inch apart.
Sometimes i form designs or simply
newlizht pieces in the center with it
border of dark pieces.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

GRANDMOTHIR'S HERBS.
‘ Almost every Amoricsn man or wo-
nia‘n‘gtnn recall this collection or mots,
hubs and bot-la. made every {all for.
no homo medicine chest.

is interesting to note that the
Mt successful remedy for rentals
M this world his: trot nown had its
neatly tom ye I‘I ago in one
10‘, mdlmine cheats and
la lil. mum's Venerable Odin-
till, to made today in immune
‘ ’Illoo‘tl‘om‘tltm Looms roots and

 

 

 
 

d ol'os‘lrlinou. Merit alone could
{a stood this out or limo.

 
 

with «tron-Io dcoura‘cy, oars'

Bulh Record.

Keep a record of the blossoms on
your clumps of hardy perennials and
in your established bulb Dada; . low
when the number of blooms bulbs to
decrease the time. for division but
some. Many people dl'vidoa 'rlump at
irlu or a bed of daffodils long before
either has attained its full glory. 0n
lbt‘ other hand. these fine plants tre-
quontly stop
cause they have been divided
yearn—humor Home JOurtIsi.

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Worth Knowing.
(‘opnor cooking vessels of all sorts.
br‘tas undirons candlestick: nndtrayn.
tire heat cleaned with vlhognr and salt.

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If m cuplul of vinegar in put with
the water in which colored tablet lot to
pro washed it will prcront the color
from running. iron when still damp
and they will look equal to now.-hlow
()rlesnh Picayune.

 

Potato bails which are muted in but
tor. sitter bolus bolledfsro dollrlouu
They should be served with a generous
sprinkling of minced parsley.

 

Save your lemon rinda. dry them in

tilt-e oven and store them in un air-tight
tin. A little of this added to an apple
pie gives it a dolloioua flavoring.

 

Before wetting any woolen of china
briefs-bran caroiitlly tomovs the dust.

PlLEa. GURED IN 5 TO 14 DAY.

Your druulst will refund money it
Pazo Ointment rails to cure any csuI
or itching, Blind. weeding or Protrud-V
in: Files in 8 to it days. 600.

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The well~
informed
Mon 18
the Man
Who is _
Reopened
. Hollands

blooming entirely be-I

15—41! it St.

' ”"63“ llmfit In

. lkCornor or stun on WI“ ”ohm: V
"din. whiten?“ aim . iii

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low Strut. ..
“a?” u my .

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:1 w t Anne.“ Privato‘ I
i on I Ind
‘ 3,31%»; “fonds“ Ago-m firmadnmtt.
“kills“ Avenue, In!“ “tom;
»- """'I" tmt‘an lmemo
- “$313091! avanuo.
Ala—Main I
. landlines trawl
n «a rod and Tlndail Lona.
attrition: oil.

grilling“

FIRE ALARM? 5

SOUTH NOBWALK "UC- ALAIN
IOXII . ‘

an Alarm. tin-m , -at mm
, Warns Tolop on. m’ lira alarm.

au-faiuntttxton and Norm hum It...
Wanna

(lung‘s uniform: Facto?y,thz17ato.

 

editors The
7~Nw is!!! «gill
9:1! cash, liliurd and bit: Eotala

Um:
12:1Woat at. .. Franklin School.
abnormutrd at... (room sod mm.

is .
Willa Alain and Ann an
sod Ho‘vlow An.
lob-x orwalk Iron mitts.
ill “a?“ School

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”in Whom it. and
r~3~ this An. dud mu 8:.

:l «Chestnut and Ron Sta.

fifth“ Letting“ allaod afimltf‘d

‘m “AIM. an as .

21~ Wont on Elm Grow Sta.

Sly-51min between arm and

. Meadow 8th
83-1“”) Elect o (”Wm-kl. But. It.

34 :13 win: and CHAS“

35 wTrllttvilund and 'Ilm St...
Slwxlooliwood m3.

lint-Miracle! Ava and Count Bl.
42-»Tnylor Ave. Son th 31.
43~Woodwsrd Ave. and Marlow

in Burrin and Quintard Avon. and vjatot

8!
4o Woodw rd and Lowndu Avoa
ill—«Zoldon ill 8!. and mmwood A".
6.-Wa.ahlnoton 8t. Britt“
Bil—Freight yard and Ann 81. print.
54-;Norwalh look 00.. nrlvato.
Damion non-l torrent-Is hotel

(ii i Mutu- bux. mm which tho nun
horoisnyboxcanbotl 06.

One stroke at 18 noon Ind I 9 II.

Ono utrolto or odd tlnm. lasting 0.
line open. -
Two strokes altar an alarm. tire out. ro-
calla department. i l
was slow ammo. with! to he abut

At 1:05p. at. saothuodsy. anon

alarm: or ankdlatrlot also ro-
ostvod by tolophooo.

NORWALK FIR. fiLARMI '

 

 

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- ed the grave dimer, and being an-

at our. ‘32? if

no in llapldity with
Which at auto 90:”. Forbiddsn

“In it'lgrittltult' M in.-
m filogi‘anhy paints in «an hob
M" Ia rhino. “Anmtly
Ill not!“ ban the bunk at trans-
nits-w. alumina the no"
of serious one. wattld not travel to
quickly and separately tron ward to
word. it is contrary to the rule- for
hospital mandolin to retail will.
and moot of them do observe strict
acct-soy. yet notwithstanding that pro-
motion there ii timer on inure-tins
case in the building whoss‘ history is
not. known and discussed in tho Ito-I
molest corner.

“1 Mt West it boy updating from A
peculiar kind 0! throot trouble was
brought into n tint, door ward. The
doctors Were very much interacted in
the cone. yet they took spool» pains
navor to mention it in the hearing or
another patient. But tor all the good
their caution did they might as well
have lectured on the one in Isvery
ward; (or when the boy died men and
women all about the hospital sold to
the norm:

" ‘80 that poor boy died. did he? i
sues: there wasn't. much hope for him
from the start! '

“Now. how did the news travail"

 

NOT YET APPlilSED 0F LOSS

But . MownanVo—dl: Ba Plantlful

When They Cams to Room.
Tholr Bereavement.

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Coho and Goldberg wont into tho

diamond birsinoss They got about
8100. 000 worth of dintnonda on crodit
“Now. how vlllv malts it a uno-

cosll” sated Goldberg
“I got it.“ answered Coho "We
will put the dls‘monda in a whip and
ship it to Canada. and you sud i will
no as chief mourners along to Can
ads."
80 they got two black outta, black
bordered handkerchleta and oil the
trappings tor mourning. They accom-
panied the oollin to Montreal. Al the
ham” man took the count out at the
bosom out they stood beside it err-
IBI-
“Aro you tho 0an murmurs-nod
the banana mun.
"Yea. right. now." responded Colin.
“But in 80 an more will be more
mourners god in 80 days still morn
mourners. '--Naw_ York, World.

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Cellulos- Fundral.
Tho Bacchanalian funeral to “11!.
which took hall a day to roach the
burial place. is very like what Dean
Ramsay tails of Dyson. Sootlmd.
There was the old maiden lady or
Strathspoy who bode her mudnsphov
no that a: much whisky was and at
hartunoraladhadhmuaodathor
button. Tha' churchyard was up
miles from her homo: it was a abort
November day; and night was cloning
in when tho funeral procession nru
rind. "Rut whaur'a VMlas Kelly?" ask-

awared. "In her camp. to be sot-o." he
still missed the court The party. dot-
in. a halt at a wayside too. had mtod
it on a dyks. and forgotten it when
that resumed their way: and tho In.
torment had to ba postponed until tho
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Mald’a Ono Good Quality.

Servant xirla know their own good
points and they toils can that sum
body also shall know them. One maid '
who was obllgod to look for a now sit-
uation because her employ were
leaving town listened criti ' to the
enumeration of her virtues as set
down in the recommendation that had
just been written by her former nia-
treu. _ .

"There's one thing youfvs left out.
no am.’ she said. "I never out my tin.
gets. I wish you’d put that right up
at the hood of the lint, Ladies will
Ilka M~~~Somo tlrla cut their du-
tots terriblo and it loch had."

“Why. that in true: you never do."
said her mutton, road the unusual
point at efficiency. "Bite never cuts
2;: lingers.” was inserted as moat

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Mara or Cousins. .

Douala: AR not as simple Ia they
point. The very fact or halo: a cousin,
la éomp‘lloatod. The lain-salute; of
maintain in both oludln: and
actuator-cousins will he cousins.
over: it uidlduot choose theta.
They can borrow army from you.
visit you without help; and.

with you-wand a cousin on! round
in twins an apt to. Navar- oopplotsly
trim. a cousin-never depend on his
not doing any of that attain. Nev-
or take hint for mind The “cow
idly W may or may not man what

--it'a pdtt tit Iain: cousin-Atlantic.

 

”‘ "Committed” .

tho [to yam pour-law much do
no not our poor pom, chat-ion
Mt (with mph-co a to

WIN bin that very limo.
. m that an Walter nootVtV
Micronsotltisr ‘
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be made promptly.
will be a

This means the collection in Silvt-r Gray,

HONG KONG SEA GRASS
. FURNITURE.

This tough dried grass from the China
Sort has been cured and woven into the most
artistic Summer furniture that could be imag-
ined. Tilt: peculiar resiliency and elasticity of
the grass qualify it for the easiest lounging chair

Flip: E. m. and (Epiphany.

Ellahllllirh “52‘.

 

The Sale Of Porch Furniture In Progress
Willow Furniture In Suites and Separately, Hong Kong
Grass, Rattan Peel Rockers and Canton Chairs

During Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday this sale will be conduc'ted and deliveries will
In addition to the special prizes on Porch Rockers, Setteea, Tables, etc,

20 per cent. reduction on

WILLOW FURNITURE IN ALL COLORINGS.

iiil‘llllllll Brown,

vans, Rockers and Easy Chairs, with cushions’ of Crctmitlr in suitable combinations.

 

 
 
 

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Black, D!—

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Natural Color and

 
 
 
 
 
 

PORCH ROCKERS AT SPECIAL

‘ PRICES.

Large and roomy Rockers, deep seated
with broad arms, exceedingly comfortable, nai-

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ural finish, green and fumed brown, with reed
seats and backs.

toll mph thsy belong to mono.» .
ill. contest your will. cm tall to Ian-

it month. And cousins ulwoyt do hlu'

 
 
 

gm lsnll tbs barium it ditto Ibo.
's too much mom. I '

Value $l l .00
Value $4.75

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SPORT KiLLED BY AUTOMOBILE.

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Known Trolisymon's "mot
Moots Pat: in Wall Strut.

Sport, u. faithful dog belonging to
former night watchman Ross. of the
car barn. met his late yesterday
iornoon in front of the born». when a

Well

fractured his book, so thnt it was nec-

u bullet In him, in order to end his
mlaory.

He was dying by inches until the ole
deer arrlvtd and ended his troubles.

Sport has boon around the burn (or
about ten years as mascot and was
known and liked by all the trolley
company The ompioyes were not
surprised to hear or 1ho death of
Sport. Some of them remarked that
it "was a wonder that he hadn't Toot
hi; into bolero. dodging trollay wheels
Add ohtomobllu.‘ H’il lass will
tell keenly by the omploycs so well as
Mr. Rose. He no hurled by Boots
Ferries”. ‘

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Furniture

Rockers
, Chairs
Couch Hammocks

. F. A. MlTCHEi IiV

Filmore Store

 

 

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local autdmoblle run over him and

material yet discovered. No shellac or finish Values 3335’ for $2.60
has been applied and the grass is in its natural Value $2. 75 for $2.20
state. \i aluc $2. 50 for $2.00
The" are Chaim. ROCRCH. .Divans, High— -back Rockers, without arms. reed
Curatcs‘ Assistants, Tables and mm and backs ‘
Footltools.- $1.60 special. I
Value $6.00 for $4.80 Arm Rockers, with YOU] seats and slat
\ aloe $4.75 for $3.80 lmcks' '
Value $3.00 for ’ $2.40 A, .
\I'alnc $5.00 for $4.00 Value $175 1” $140
. Value $6.75 for $5.20 Value $1.00 l0? ~30 ‘
\ aiut- $7.50 for $6.00 . \rahw .85 for .59

GENUINE RATTAN PEEL CHAIRS.
Rockers and Canton Chairs.

SETTEES AND SETTEE

ROCKERS.
\‘nluc $5.50 for $3.60 SHADES
Value $5.25 for $4.20 in natural color, dark green and mottled, in all
Value films for $t.oo required sizes.

Fourth floor.

Elite E. m. llirtth (humming.

 

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BAR HARBOR CHAIRS.
Natural finish, seat cushion. very special, -
for $8.30 $5.00.
for $3.80 ‘

Fourth floor.

when AND ounce 130ch

 

Carpet Store. .

 

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May White Sale

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No wonder women are' unbounded in their en- :1: V

- thusiasm over the excellent values in our “May it
White Sale.” It is an event that is practical in ev- N t
cry feature. The point of definite interest to you_ II V;
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is that, despite the hundreds of garrhcnts design-
ed and, ordered for this occasion, every single gar- .
meat is up to our standard of merchandise and

. specially lowered in price for your May economy.
Come early and get your share of these remark-
able values .

The N r. RYAN co.

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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