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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 3, 1913 · page 12

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,.,specisl reductionist. .

 
 
 

 

 

, Stove and Nut Coal ’
ton delivered

,II‘SS 90 per ton d'e- " ’

 
 
 

and Remember

’ fish: ggnhimsl‘lvstopg;t your house
. w on can in ronBRowon
, 'e sure to be higher st. E lNOI‘WIg‘kngzfl the w’agon and
says e s war or me. he is chest-

the ”:2!“ we “will as 323$: necra’use titers lIgnite some
em a mo i. pay 0 a 01‘ rags
8 ram except and ‘best prices .for auto tires. rubbers,

Impt delivery, during the feather hells. metals and old entomo-
W‘months bile tires are in demand. Ask for
, ,- , prices. Please notify me shend as I

. ‘ , , g1; very 42:” during the season.
elldvantage of this oppor- mm -

by placing... your ‘- order. H.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

Prepare lot the Hot Sun. Order
your

2 ’ ‘ FERRIS COAL co Awn lng S

w‘.~-—~—w-__—-_inow and save money. We also do
lall kinds of UPHOLSTERING
and Furniture Repairing, Mat-

tresses Renovated, Sli Co ers
ales, Tailors gmade to order. Our pworl: is
guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully
given.

sin 8,: Bria A KOHN

“any Tflofl -Phone 336-4». 45 Nerth Main 31.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Is our name—That's All.

 
 
 

 

 

 

, 74~‘Wsshington Sheet .
’3 South Norwalk, Conn.

 
 
 

. one .
Hgfur‘c Laid”... 25:

New England

Floor

, m... to L. Joules.
2 NORTH MAIN ST.
E tee. FREE DELIVERY

 
 

 

 

quality. high pile Axminster -,

 
 
 
 
 

 

smallest prices in town for

 

 

8 inches long, at.

 
 
 

I:I:l I‘l,. I;IZ

 

' insulin Julius.

:afternoon in his late residence in 3
Minot avenue. at the age of eighty
IMr. Cousins was very well ~

. place in Riverside cemetery.

j hi-ennisi convention of the Grand
‘ Court of Connecticut. Foresters ,of
. America, nt-‘Muslo Hall, New Haven.

:1 ed. it is ewect‘éd that there-mill be
-- 319 delegates from the 158 courts in
II the State, representing a membership
1: of over 21,900. William J. Hayes. of

Consignment of strictly first

, Rugs. 2'] inches wide, 5 feet ;,
”~00 'I lgshey. Derby; John F. Quinn. Tor-

For. Crex Russ see. us first.

Thomas Cousins. Sr.
Thomas Cousins, Sr. died yesterday

years.
known in Nor-walk. The funeral ser-

residence.
will officiate ”and interment will take

 

DIES RUNNING AUTOMOBILE.
‘IIERIIPENL IAlprll lib—Egbert M.
Smith long the proprietor of the
Meriden House, and since his retire-
ment 9. former on Gravel Road. Was
fatally stiiciten with heart disease this
morning while driving his automo
bile through Main street. Mrs. Smith
was with him. As Mr. Smith fell for-
ward he swung the car around so that
it was across the till‘ tracks. A slow-
ly mining Southington cur hit it but
the force was only sufficient to push
the machine along Mr. Smith died as
he was being taken into a drug
store.

W
CONVENTION OF GRAND » '
F;QOURT 0F FdRESTERS
It Will Be Held in New Haven on
sty 14 and 15. ’

Arrangements for the seventeenth

on. May 14 nod-215, are about complet-

Tsriffvillemis the grand chief ranger.
He has named the ’i’ollowing com-
mittees for the convention:
Law and Supervision—+1. J. Cslnen,
Hartford; James Daley. Mel-ides; John
'Weich. Waterbury.
Appeals and Grievances—Roger J.

rington; G. W. Buchanan. ‘Nnugstucll.
State of the Order-«John C. Cartel-
lane, Hartford; J.’ F. Henley. Nor-

 

 
 

} h. for rags. 25c per 100 for , \

£50 Iper 100 «for books and Ladies?

,tmd top figures for met-
,beds, auto tires. etc.

' weights and prompt atten-
telephone calls.

‘Yourdisky

27 Ely Ave. 80. Norwslk.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pompey 8: Oxfords
at $2.50 and $3

In all Leathers.

MAX LEVY

 

X STORIEB AND LIVES.

ORR. May 3-8” stories
paper chute at the Salvation'
dustrlsl Home, Nellie ii‘arrl.‘
bed foremost today, to whet

 

 
 
 
 

sleuth. They rushed down the
j ofoIind her. Just so she had
tits; on a pile of waste or
. notions. The bruises on the

Mention of the nose were
’ urloI.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Special

, oooe ms mom“ that!»

fiwm’m‘fit Pork. this of. y“? “unites $0”? 31 so"

fio’niocb. Sunday after-
Woods Vi", play {he Wall Paper at invest brides.

“”09““ A” 9‘9 1003‘ housing cheerfully given.” ,7 « v

or iron New Jersey. ,9 ,_
its “been hitchln3 sood'

 

’ Frost.

hwy.
M a’y f MK“ and Decisione~doseph Foray»
a i r the, aniifville; Patrick 5.1.anders.
lWindsor MOM; M. .i Connors. An-

orkins beside her thought. ‘4‘ Washington St" 5 NOW!“ (3mm, noekville.

 

Ii. iii-owns mass ”20
, Tsrllfviil
hoods will ”I” “‘9 NW '90!“ Ill Pure House Point With It ii Hayes 9'

woods, or. the Dexter , ill-tonnes for insisting a’l‘ul thin

wich: John Mulvlhill, New Canaan.
Mileage and Perv Dle‘m—Litnlph W
Windsor; John’ H. _ Grant.

IBrIdgeport; B. W. Johnson, IWnter-

souls. ,
IDlstrihutionw-JStephen s O'Brien.
Bridgeport; Charles H. Frosch. Hart-
ford; James H Brannon. nVillnnteti.
Crederitiels—«Wsiter J. Connor. New
Haven; Frank D. stm, New Haven;
Axel it. Hitcher. Wallingford.
Press-John F. Burns. New Britain;
w. DeYoun’o, Deanery: Charles J

Resolutions—JP won-m. Daniel
Inn, A. H. Oroinbie. Hortiordl Roller
w. Brewin. Jr. New Britsi’3: George
'I‘reiber. New Haven; 'W. St. Martin.
Willimnntic. '

The officers of the gran

Grand chief Raiser

court are:
illism J

 

arsed Bub-(ibis? hanger—vasorsei’.
'Bulilvs‘n. Derby. ‘

 
 
 
 

’ Meridian.

, its, Messianic. ,
merit? Bwordihll ,3“

 

 

Reliable Watchmekor. Jewhler

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

vices over the remains will be held ;"
Monday. at 3 o'clock, from his late
The 'Rev. Louis Howell .I.

A'L'A'A'og.‘+')_.'+'.c'+'¢'me .1. m

' ten. mum week’s same

{trend Tressureeiuismes J. Welsh.“ .,
timid Secretorthomas omit; h-i

Optician. ’
sou-m noswl‘lLK.

’: Cleanser and

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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High-”mild

 
 

An annual fashion event that attracts more ;
attention each year. A very complete as-
N. sortment for stout, medium. and Slim fig! 3

'1 334- ures is ready ’

interested are invited to be our guests
All Sizes and Styles 32. $3. $4.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

for your Inspection. and all r.

4 -I ‘
L‘i’la 'Alfildlill’

 

Buy Nemo Corsets for health, comfort and style

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

Dyer
, 24 North Main St,
South Norwelk.

Welfare. Greenwich and :
New york City.

 

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NOTICE
Gasoline 19c

, . Also Lubricating Oils. Greas-
es and Sean for automobiles and
motor hosts. ”on...“ ,

Special attention given to mo-. ,
tor boots on Sunday fronts on

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

til 12. 5
The n. Herslifield a’Son Co.
1 III. at Its ’wnu It.

 

 

:

IPRISONEBS so To ”(ETHER8«
FIELD. .. A
HARTFORD liay It With the re;
caption of slyplils’oners groin New ,Hs-
‘vei’lncounty. tilirunornlnz. the Connect-
iout State prison at Wethersneld is
filled ,to its capacity. In is expected.
however, that this condition will be
remedied in stew. weeks iwhen the
State reformstorg. In Cheshire, is
touched. as about fifty prisoners will be
transferred to that institution. The
six ruen brought up from New Haven
ere: Alfred Brown, abuse of female
child. five to ten,yesrs;,‘..lqhn Rierlng.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Pasquale Manon. forgery. three to
iive’yeors; Galvstore Poms. shuns
of female. one to three years; Marisol
Beherrnl harboring foin e for iminon
II purposes. two to liv Hyena: Alffliti
Webb, theft, three to vs years.
SUNDAY DABEBALL GAME. _
Tomorrow afternoon. on the Melons
lot. the strong East Bridgeport ‘Bos’e-
bell team. of ‘Brldgsnorkwiil battle
with the South Finds. The Elsi Brill“-
port boom is composed of the 'best
plsyers of the East Side of Bridgeport
and I need some is expected.
Msmet Beech will give a dolihle
hustler. tomorrow afternoon. He has
booked the “St. Mary's team and the
notices“. to play the proiimlnsry
some. The first some will be called
shit: 30. and the second note will he
called It 3:15 o. in.
Munster steel) will hive his use
turf lineup. uninspired. this em. tile
snobs Rye Loire teeth It Peri one»

 

clan Ir dressers one

 

' Ti“
oils mullet "or" aniline,
2 ' «(I “botanist; clothe

 

 
 
 
 

statutory burglary. One to six years; ,

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

H. KRI '7 GE

Furniture Stile for Month of May.

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Special Sale of Brass ‘
Beds. springs and

’ Mattresses ‘

Roll sell outfits comple at a", ’

thorn it) to 20 not

discount of,
cent. and allow you easy pay-

May has always been a good Furniture Month with us and
we will make 1913 May Greater Than Ever

 

 

Hoosner Cabinets

 

 

 
 

meets. " ,
, -51..» f x , , fot the kittlzlhen, hitter every
" ~ j , woman one tto ave.
Folding, Bed Couches ' 'Fromgszsoo to $35.00
' “ g " * “ Also uneasy payments.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

covered with velour or loath " -
A handsome and useful, 7, :
couch for your living-room, '
which also miles a full Sized?

From $7 98 to $33.00

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

1; '_ . Kitchen Rangesf’

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

< _- '- ’ That are guaranteed to bake
and coo; all Well known
makes. at special prices.

 

 

Hammocks. Dining Room Furniture. Every
for your home at Special prices during May

ooid overload: stills. Negligent. tint two can oiey'ot Hint seine. ti

anal Mccsnn soil it crowd of midgeportn

m shorts are Raining ever with three on-

one «we of.
of, villain they

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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