maul“ " . . ATLAS t‘lMENl , . WeHVsndlve This Brand . Exclusively. a ' I‘LIZERSASE‘WERPIPE. . ”LAND PLASTER. L'nty White I,Shoes Children Buckskin or Canvas, xfords, Pumps, ' High" Shoes . V ”all the Latest 1i ' Models ’ . Psvouss " Paper. ‘ up or write. Tin. ass-2. i; You:re Wise Charlie, ,' 3 lb WestpOrt lEggs War- . ain’t you? “friend‘s and customers. When ‘V in market for Furniture call , smine’ktock and prices. I also end sell second hand household Ily Ave.. loath Norwalk . , want your "business" to be ‘ tail: of the town. tell shout it Sentinel “Want" Ad, Little Bit Helps FRIDAY MAY 3:. sold .~~.g_..w-—.—~“u.__.____«..—.—___*.__—.__—.~____..u_____.._—¢—u__m_—__—‘.—n———».—__ YOUR HAIR Panties-m . unclean. .swrrcuss were, are. Prices will surprise you. Satisfaction guaranteed. The Holmes Millinery 3 Monroe St. ,, 1.x, are ad- mittedl y the leaders of the world. M. Josem & Sons Two Stores. 195 Washington Bridge. 1 Bouton 81. THE CATTLE AND THE BUTCHER. Some entitle waiting for slaughter decided to kili‘tho butcher, but the wise old leader said, "What will it avail? There will be another butch- . or who may not be as skillful as this ‘ one and we will suffer more." Moi ai: Don‘t experiment if you sell your JUNK to G. YOURDISKY Ely Ave So. Norwalk, you are. sure of the best prices, courteous treat- " merit and honest weight. One (rent a pound for rugs. high , . prices for feathers. TEL. 912. R Alexander The name everybody should have in . mind whenever you have anything in the line. of Rage. Metals. Rubbers and R. Alexander 21 Raymond 8!. Also buy and sell second-hand furni- ‘ tune. . h J; o~ Aren’t You? Mother: Charlie. you‘re wise. What did you send that Juokmsn in here for when I told you ’ Ito telephone 441 for Win. Effron. 35 . Fort St, East Norwalk. who pills lc lb. for rags and better prices for rubber metals and feather beds thanI’ anyone else. Charlie: What difference does lmake? 0 Mother: What difference does it make if you asked me for an orange and I gave you a lemon You know right well that we live in a good lo- cality and we don‘t want hells dang- ling around here. and Wm. Effron doesn't go around with bells nor come to the house unless sent. for. Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort St. and you will learn something. Spruce Up a Little After housecieanlng don‘t put all the old furniture back. if you can't lafford to buy a lot get a little. FullV line of new and second- hand turnlture. Seconii hand furniture and stoves bought and exchanged. M. Gutkowsky 189191 Washlngton 8t. Tel. 410 . h ”n. -_ ._. .. it n _..._..»_- ‘ ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER cor- TAOE NOW. Hundreds at people are making their plans for the summer. and the wise owner *will no that they read his to let tidVe-rtisenisiit in The Sentinel. Don't hestltate and call me' ty of s lavln‘u sceount is proverbial All deposits made in :5}th Ssvhgs _ ” ‘;. FAMILY SUPPLIES AT The Beers Meat STORES 13-15 Main Street, Norwalk 22 West Washington Street, So. Norwalk Phone at Both Stores Extra Specials For Saturday Roast Pork 15 a Legs Mutton 16 6t Fore Quarter Lamb 12% 6t Stew Lamb . 8 a Rib and Loin Lamb Chops 18 a, Prime Rib Roast Beef ‘ 14 to 22 (ft Pot Roast 10 to 20 6t Fancy FoWl ” 18 a Fancy Roasting Chickens 25 6t Hamburg Steak 12%. 6t Smoked Shoulders ":5" 12% a Sliced Bacon” 17 ct Best Flbur bag 80 6t Native Asparagus 3lb bunch 20c \ 4 ) a ., .. , l. W 4 a - 25 «ft (102. peck-dISc ranted Tutnlps' . l Meadow Grove Oleomara garine 25 (ft lb. 3 Diamond C: Olemargarine 20 a i Fancy Bluefish 10 6t ' II Vegetables received freSh every morning, such as Best Green Spinach, Beet Greens, 'New. Potatoes, Radishes, New Cabbage, hWait and Green Beans, Bermuda Onions, Lettuce and Cucumbers,Strawherries,0ranges; l Iand Pine Apples. torment. L. fllillll lllll fllllfllili. Ellzaheth Ann Raym°nd. Elizabeth Ann, widow of the. late Robert B. Raymond. of Westport, died there yesterday. ‘sged eighty-six y‘ears,‘ 11 months and .29 days. Her body was brought to the home of her son, George H. Raymond. 2nd, in HarrietV Itrset. yorteraay. The funeral ser-‘ vices wili be held-from her son‘s home Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. Louis B. Howell of St. Paul's church, will official. and interment will follow in St. Paul's churéhysrd. Alexander McCoy. The funeral services over ti; re- mains of Alexander Moon: will be held from the Grace Baptist church. iBuIler street; Bellini” Manhunt Veteran Orabh, William H. Crabb, private of Coal- ,psny 8, 28th. C. V. 1.. aged sixty -slx died at the Soldiers'. Home Tuesday. cemetery. Stamford. for interment. u.— AUTO BKIDDED INTO DOORWAY. Wednesday Night. Edward Hamilton. ,e levied yesterday morning. . .mesnmmxsoscmmm . auto sum in. and a. Wigwam 0t» V . . _ ' to Blisnoh us on his a ' titan diet-slim do. but Michael overshadow a. and iiiI ehauffeur s .fi‘w'ntyelxth it“? lessen. Volunteer opt til. ear and hold “lawyer by tsltllil Shank. 8: Provision Co. Small Damage Done in River Street yed by 0. .H. Banks at his garish. took one or .. the automobiles out on Wednesday . night and when he. skidded on the Riv- \er street wooden tunnel smashed the doorway of the IitalisVn oohblslr shop its badly, though the auto was dani- aller We Prison inown a. John Doe, aged but sliahtlir- Bethe-st Bryan H. Ill]: arrested the led. but he was re- Ls - e . . . s a' :-.-.-:-.-.-.I.-.I.-.-:I2 Good Parlor Brooms, Pails, 25c. 12 qt. Galvanized Size, Isa. Wire Carpet Beaters, loc. Moth Balls, 5 lbs. for 25¢. Tack Pullers, 7c. Tack Hammers, 9C. 3 rolls Toilet Paper, for. TRISTRAM & HYATT Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store 8 and 5 Gazette Building. Norwalk. Connecticut ............ . . e . .. .I,I‘I.I,I,I'D.I.I.I.I.I.l I,I.l,l.l.l.l.l.l.l.l,l.l.l,I‘I.I.I,I.I.I.I ill-201':-III-thlfelliliIII:- Hosecleaning Helps in the Bargain Basement Best Machine Oil, Paper. IO 1. 15c. 6 thin plain Tumblers, 19c. Purify Slit-if _\'tl.-‘, 7C. Dustless Dustcloths, 15¢. l‘lain Shelf Paper, (102" 9‘" lined Clothes Linesflsgtgjtll“ Dustlcss Mops, 45c. ‘ 19c. Mop Handles, 7c. , , . Garden Hose and Nozzles cheap. . ‘ e Ammonia, qt. size, 7c. Silt-x0. for washing paint. zc Hand Scrubs, 2 for so. Ask for prices on Fruitf Jars and jelly Tumblers. A complete “line of Minoan-Miss?- 08‘ and Children's . White Canvas Shoe Store 159 Washington St. When 1 can sell It... All good arti- ‘eies for half the money? We some fine California sherry and Port A wine and Muscatel for one dollar'gnl. it‘s worth twice the money Fine Ken— lurin- whiskey bonds, for one dollar bottle later horo beer, bottled at brewery for one dollar, case, 2-1 bottles; l ’ Evan's ale. Clausen ed. guaranteed. Free delivery any- where. Tel. 606.2. F‘nnlily Liquor Store. AND WHOLESALE. NO BAR. 55 Railroad Ave., So. Nor. Must Stay two weeks more on the bridge. store is not quite ready. Have just received Ladies‘ White. Nubnck Shoes and Pumps on the lat- est bubble that were to be sold in our new store, but will place the same on sale at the reduced prices. l 169 Washington St. (Bridge) --. f ’5 Tel. 6064‘. New 169 WASHINGTON 8‘13, BRIDGE SOUTH NORWALK garage. Pumps and Shoes 3: George Keeler’s if have ‘ \ 100 'proof bottled in . Nassau. Piles.» ’ ‘ ner, 81.10 case; Schlitz beer. The dos. . and Flangan, -. . iti'els sill! Zero-erk's, the best brew ,. J. DISESAV" ‘ . ‘ . 'fa‘ll .I\II\ID \‘k\II \‘I xi! \‘l Established 1863 Established 1868 H. Krieger 8. Co. West Washington Street We are showing a line of FURNITURE thBt surpasses anything ever shown in The. Norwalks. ' Just now we are selling Fine Mattresses, made of, fine white cotton layers: sanitary and fluffy; at special prices. Brass and iron Beds at special discounts. Hoosier Kitchen ,, Cabinets. Leonard Cleanable -~ Porcelain-lined Refrigerators. Estimates given on Furnishing ' Entire Homes. it As he struck the wet and slippery ' ‘ ' planking, going three miles an hour “ according to a witness the machine ”skidded into the building 1 The lad was arrested for driving His remains were removed to Roxbnry without a license, but both Mr. Banks and the police felt sorry for hlln and under the circumstancm which were in the. lsd‘s favor. they permitted him to go without prosecution. .. ’stsrrnIous rnisosnl l consume sulolns CONCORD. N. H. May at .——-A myev tel-ions lite inmate of the New Home no reihb‘ie information ever having been second as to his reel name and past history. nominated suicide in his Both were captuned after an exciting ' chase and on May 15 were sentenced to prison. Doe for life and Gouin forV thirty years. Gouln was transferred to the State Hospital as an insane person and on April 22 escaped from ‘mt lnstltntionV and is still at large. l On Nov. 11.1910, Doe secured a knife and ran some): at the. prison,' seriously wounding the phi‘yslolan, Dr. R. F (lollinger. and the deputy war- den, Frank D‘. Bailey. lines that time he had been in solitary ooniinement,l being rushed as the most dangerous men over in eta-tony in the New Hampshire sum Prison. --—-_—— FATHER OOIOOIAN WOMI. A MAN driving his car wants a good looking glove, but a , comfortable one. The ventilat- ed "Grinnell" is both. in short iength.Jn black, $1.75; Gauntv let (Vlloves, in black and tan, $2.00 and ”H00 ‘ TRUNKS, Bags; Bolt Cases. and all Trav- eling Accessories. Agency for the Mucus MARK cnoss LEATHER GOODS.» cell during the insist by Maine hill- on to s grotto with a mo M- from his lost an M to. it“ miss an accom- adios. M Benin, a French Canad- llsllsd new is the smiles car. now aims. itsy 81.--'i‘he oondl : .~ ' tlonofrstherJohnr.Ooi'ooI-an,m ,1, - ' - Joseph Davis "ohms... .qu as, will draw inure-t sensuous. r infantry. seed to years. died heur- day-attire Soldiers Home. The re- .mains were taken 1...qu for in: Viiiem altruism“ l as round the letter i but met: who“ so ill Veer. lo Homilies» Ai.’ sessile. ”MN“! “I. ll. John-mil treln at or take WW she killed an seine; muss our-«w it alaékiili «1r. some time has taken e. serious our“ our and eheplsln or St. Francis 0o W hlngtell it. Tel. Vcon. sad it was stated this“ morning that. “ 7.. I m. V V ""V . T .. when Asylum. who hes habit ill for \
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