Evening sentinel, Friday, June 20, 1913 · page 12

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Richard H. stylor.

. Richard H. 'I‘sylor,n ntormer resi-

Pm Home Paint PM a 5 dent or South Norwalk., died last

night at his home in Stamford, follow-

‘ing an'stwck of spoplsxy. He was

‘ torty~nlne years of age, and in surviv-

(as, A!“ painting m m ed by his mother, Mrs. George Peter-

, oheedully elven. son, of Brooklyn; four sisters, Mrs

Charles A. Moore, Mrs): _M Jackson.

C O H E N lire. Garry A. Tucker and bliss Maill-

A‘ do Taylor, and one brother William
.Wfster St

Tel. 342-13 C Taylor; also a widow and tour chll
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dren, Elm Louise Taylor Rich'ard
Lawrence Taylor. Alice Gertrude Toy~
. lor and Rosalie Taylor. Funeral eer-
vlces will be held from his mother’s

 

 

 

 

Burial will be in Mouilt Ollvet Ceme-

. ' m$fi§°§e fiizt‘ ‘ “Mai? Lory. Brooklyn All his xelatives more -
W. 1 ’0' 9.‘ his bedside when he died He had *

been, employed or. the We 3: Towns

Johnnie did and made
Lbcls Co. factory.

home“ '5 on auto tm' 1“ ‘ ‘ Funenl oi! Mrs. Klnulla.

4.‘ use. 159?” W“ . The tunerpl or Nrs. Merl; Kinsells
took place this morning. at. St Mary 3
Y'Chum. an 9 dcloek. Polite: Finn ol-
Vanishing at the lungs .At the Merton
or the mess lllss “Allen-d sans “Pin
L jean," and later. “Peseta. Fens" ‘AI
A ’AV . ..s '1. n’ dlebody no bornsrlulnthechurch
. for the Hot Sun, order she song "on. Jesus! Opal-Wide it:

our ‘Awnln-gs Huang” Ti“ ”*0! heal-ens Vere Hun.

old Bushman. flurry, Schultz. and the
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poll-bearers were William O’Brien,
or. We also do

‘ gr UPHO M JOSQDh McCarthy Mid Daniel
A 81' RING and MoCorihy. (the tunnel was largely
' niture RMMK. “tended and I. Alumini- or bosom!
”MAME“ Renovst. don! plsqse ware in evidence. later

to order Our work
"l Fl ll ll r is guaranteed. Enii- wry.

mates cheerfully giv- —..__...
011(- '. Funeral of Mrs, Betsy Ann Smith.
Tile funeral of Mrs. Betsy Ann

‘ A, . f ' ‘ ‘ Smith was held from Mrs. Royal Ray-
nlond"s,16 Spring street yesterday
flernoon. Rev. Mr 8. P. Fairbanks

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N rth M." 81. omcinled. The pail bearers were
4‘. Frederick T, Lyon, Joshua Jenlngs.

Harry W. Hublleil, and Levi Dart.

The burial was in East Norwalll come.
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and Remember Funeral 0' Willie Bullock.

The funeral services over the re-
not: men .mp5 at your house males of Willie School: will be held
, slgn Wm? Elfroli. 3 Rowan ‘from the Norwslll AM. All). Church. to-
”£2311: 0!“ the Katalin!“ mormw afternoonpst 2 o’clock. The
“an": $325 we“; 0.0%: Nov. H743. “noses, at New Haven. will
“ ~ 1 pay 1,, 3 lb. (or rags ofllolsle 1nd interment Will tulle plsoe
prices for auto tires, rubbers. in Riverside cemetery. ' ‘
Ms. motels and old nulomo _ «WA—«m

Ammlfi‘oggl‘fi- “mi “:0; MALE surrssols're solemn.
is} during 1h. 393.013, A800“ England. June 21 ”Fina
'WWW Wildint Demon during the ratio for
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magszxrmnglomusyzngg 1;“ in mm, or normal animus. (out your
' older and an“ experienced old. :i‘nlcory, during the race for the
, him Morel d Ascot Gold Cup. and deprive; the
‘ American Bportsr’nsn or (3 good chance

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ed, 3"” Covers M ment took place in St. Mary’s ceme-
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* $1.39 Barrel Shape Willow Clothes Hampé‘rs. . .
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by the Penellt example of hills willy

committed suicide by Alloying llimselt A

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FaucyAMallle Potatoes peck 2303: 2AA
'1 FancyNew Potatoes; best, pk 250
,‘ Very Best Creamery Butter lb 31c

FLOUR ..Asz L E?

GOLD MEDAL" IN CLOTH mos

PILLSBURY’S FLOUR IN coon-l ones
JoanrN CLOTH BAGS
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C E R E A L S A L E
3 PACKAGES WHITE ROSE OATMEAL
3PACKAGES CREAM OATMEAL . . . . . . . l.
2 PACKAGES COOK’S MALTO RICE _,. . . . l . . . . u

at PACKAGES RADSTQN‘S sREAKFAAS'Ar nOOD: .. 25¢
a pnexndns RALSTON’S WHEAT FOOD
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SOAP SALE

5 BARS KIRKAMN’S BORAX SOAP ........... . 25¢
o'sARS FELS NAPTHA SOAP. . . . . . . . . .. 25¢
7 BARS LENox SOAP 25¢

3CAKESBONAMI.............A.......A..~....;...A.. ,.
3ACAKESSAPOLIO... .....

CANNED GOODS SALE

30ANS ASSORTED soups, CAMPBELL’S
3 CANS PINK ALASKA SALMON .,...... ...
3 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS” ..
3 CANS MD rounrons, LARGE SIZE . . ..
3 CANS GOLDEN PUMPKIN.

6 CANS SARDINES IN FANCY COTTON SEED OIL.

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‘ ... .C'. p '. on . . . ;. . . . “it . .g- l l .. l- C u - v Lifli

fistula: “

Everything In this sale guarslltocd. If not satisfactory

money refunded.

New England Grocery

Ase. am new
Free Delivsol

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Phone 397

seen
Housefurnlshlllgs

At Low Prices
Saturdsy Only A

5cIvorySoap ......
$1.00 Boys Ex ess Wagons, with iron axles
5cWaxSandwthapor..........................a
Plain White Paper Napkins 100 for go
loo Parowax for prescrvin ....................8coske
55cLarg¢SizeGlsssWasthoelds....................
rocTrouserHan s
‘r5cFoldin Suit ngers ......... .....sc
cTo‘ilet aper,rollorpacksge. ................6for :90
$189 Doublefpil Stoves, with four flat wicks. $1319
ngeonlehuller Gas Stoves 9c
emnjsrs, qts.orpto...........’................ 4e each
35c$t£elerdonHose................................95o
Ennitary FoldingDrlhkingCups................. story.
ImsLecl chPtck‘on:noluaofiseoilslvvlsuvtvwls ....-.:_7¢

,ALBERT r. Gllllllr

, 25 we: Wellington Street, South Norwslll'
~ . Next to Telephone Building "

Wu bellvory to All Pom “ ‘ Phone Orders

‘ A‘Cthkn, aged 24. who died at the bes-
» who were walking the trash. Steve
had both legs amputated and it was

‘ believed he would live. He took s

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,, under 51. 000 bonds. and the charge

315501163397

. doll stopped in the middle oiwtbe

fl lhé ltocll looked when ll was llsmd
and then sold:
CA "Now what do you think nbout it!"

Worry," walked sway.

polntn since then, but the reporter in
A still at a loss to know win“ the bond
, or that hrekome house thinks ol’ the
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TRAIN MAGIDEAAT

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pital. this morning, made the second
victim of an accident near the mil-
roud station, last. night, when a Ber-
linsbound trnln ran down three men

Loskoski, aged 30, received a broken
book. a fractured skull and twu broken
ribs and died twa hours later. Chickn

sudden turn tor tine worse this morn-
ling and passed away at 10: 30 o’clock.
Andrew Wsrllus. the third man in the
party, dlssppesred soon after the occl-

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WOMAN lNJURED BY AUTOIS‘l‘

NEW AVEN, Ct, June 19. ——-liliss
Mary Roarden, who is at the hospital
With both limbs broken, having been
'run down by an automobile driven by
Theodore P Davis, of Austin. Texas,
who yesterday was modulated at Yale,
remains in a. semi. Conscious condition.
Pending the outcome or the wonisns
lojurys, Davis is held by the Coroner

sgslnot him is yet. to be iormulnted.
He did not have his operator’s license
with him at the time or the accident,
according to the police: His explana-
tion at the nooldent is that Miss new

street, 'nnd while swervlng to avoid
her, Devi. an the left mud susrd
struck and threw her.

WALL arses; swine.

Well street. Which been language
on or its own that is slmost‘nnintelli-
sible to the novice, has lstely sdoptod
slang phrases from the outside.

A reporter Walked into s brokerage
Mules ll few days ego to ask the bend
or the firm what was the cause or
the drop at several points in 3 steel:
he knew the house wss bucking.

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' The senior partner looked him over,
smiled and with the phrase. 0 should

The stock has gone down nslnrnl

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Prepare for Preservmg Time f ~-
MASON---Frult Jars, Quarts or Pint Sizes-“E Z ”

Jelly Tumblers. per d02., '6 02., too; 8 0:... one; :0 02., ago. .
Fruit Jar Rubbers, any, size, 3don. for 25¢. ‘ A ‘

 

Wax Paper, roll of 24 sheets, 4c.

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A Large Line of Preserving Kettles, all Slzes

“Swat the Fly.” 9c. Balloon Fly Traps, soc. ’Fly Ribbons, 6 for 25s.
“Tanglofoot” Fly Paper, box of. 25 double sheets. 25c,

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Mllllnery

DEPARTMENT ‘

We are now showing all the
latest styles in White Shapes,
Chips, Mubair Braids. All kinds
White Towel Hats. mas,
small and large shapes ECV6 are

lleadquarte s for Summer Hats. ,

Prices; Fem $0c to $8 00,1

In .AAelolk Rooln'

We are showing the newest ma-
terials in White Sport Coats,
from $15.00 to $25.00.

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”Whit kinds of Summer Dresses,

from $1.25 to $10.00A' You
are invited to come and look.

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Plain White flannel

White with black stripe

‘Whito with narrow dgllllloll
stripe

‘ any with black strlphfi’

‘ ' Only with white otrlpe. ”
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