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buy—word when asking for
on caller nndmioedwwlthout profit there can bei snottbmot I: .
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1 . . want. you to know us.
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9' RE‘UPHOLSTERED you can imagine are here-in all
.‘ “I .. REPA'RED thelri,luscious beauty. Every
5' RE'F'NISI'IEP- U country. every clImo yield 111)
. i; . their best for your ‘eno meat g‘
‘ a“ n..- .' —. .7... WM Have you acquired the habit of gI
vi: '4 ‘ eatlnutruit' iipr breakfast? i be i
so by sail eans. it will tone
you up better .thnn anything
else you can. eat. a
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TEL. 204.
An investigation
of our two immense stocks of Furni-
tore will prove a money saver tor any
one who is in need of good Furniture
at low prices.
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MAIN STORE—15 Ely Ave, 80111!
Norwalk.
BRANCH STORE—Hefner's
East Norwallt.
122 WATER 3T.
Blorl.
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‘“ it ,ur large and counplete line of .—
I' :‘Now and Secondhand Furniture Car-
Funcy imported and bomggtic
idiots, Bug‘s, Stoves, etc The prices
1111 surprise you
M GUTKOWSKY CHINA
at ell-”roam.- Auditorium outrun,I and GLASSWARE
. 87 NORTH MAIN STREET. A Full Line of HOUBEFURNISH-
1, .3 W611“! sec .0 v! hand Furniture iING GOODS at. Attractive Prices.
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oal' Goal! (Bucceuortol. Joel.) .
79 WASHINGTON 8T.
COBI.
Proth Delivery. ~ Tel. 926.
law In v'er" high grade othWilkes-
'IWM EFFRON
‘ ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK.
ry lemme: and you .will buy a too.
“I'll. Mi. .
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Your vacant property is . Costing
money" every day A'Sentlnel want
adv. will change your .loss Into a
prolit. wry one and see. ,
‘ ’ es. sleiirhs, trucks. vans sucrose 1
. zone wagonottaa. cutaneous. «one
street, died at the Nor-walk Hospital,
ought to have known each other years '
. the Town of Dorian, on Friday. Fol»
I hundred (100) feet more or less in
BEA'I'IIB IIIIB FIIliEIIALS
Samuel M. Seymour.
Samuel Morris Seymour, oi' Main
last night. at 8:30 o‘clock, alter a brie! I
illness. Mr. [Seymour was seventy-
etght years old and had been employed
as u shoemaker at the Ilounsbury, Mn-V
thewsou factory. lie was born in Wil-'
ton and‘ileuves two daughters. The
funeral will be held from the home or ’
his daughter, Mrs. William Connolly, 1
North avenue, Sunday afternoon. In-
terment will be in Joe Hill cemetery,
Wilton. The time of the service has
not been settled upon as yet.
i
George Oscar Seller.
George Oscan 'Scllor, the infant son
of Mr and Mrs. Oscar J. Seller, 01
is Charles B street, died yesterday
afternoon at. his home. The funeral
sei’vlces’ 'wore held this al-'
ternoon' from the into home at 2
o'clock. interment will take pines inl
Riverside cemetery.
. George H. Goodmanlon.
' George H. Goodmanson. ,a former
resident of Norwalk, died at the Naval
Home, Snug Harbor, and his bodyrwlll
be brought here tomorrow for burial.I
which will be in the Norwalk cemetery.
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'Mrs. Arthur B. Russell, who has been
spending’ some time with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. LeGrand C. Betta. has re-
turned to her home in Princeton. N. J.
m
Sentinel Want save. will introduce
some people to each other today who
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Auction Sale
Under and pursuant. to an order: or
the Probate Court for the District of "
Norwalk, authorizing him thereunto, “
the subscriber will sell at rpublic auc-
tion at the Livery Stable oi the late
Edward J. Ludrigan, in Rowayton, in
ruary 20th, 1914, at ll o'clock fore-
noon, all such right, title and Interest
thnt Edward J. Ludrlgan he'd at the
time of his death. in and to the idl-
lowlng real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon. located in the
Town of barium, hounded Northe'rly by
land of Arthur Il-inrt; Easterly andI
Southerly‘ by Five Mile, River, and
Westerly by land of George Raymond.
Also all that certain tract at land,
with the buildings thereon located in
the Town 01’ Norwalk, bounded North-u
crly by land of tho Norwalk‘llea".ty
(30.. Easterly by property of licorice,
w. econ, eonth‘en‘y . by highway
known as Cross street, and westerly
by Clifford street sold tract being one
from and rear. and one hundred and
titty (150) lost more or less in depth.
'Alilp the folloWIng articles or con :
sonal property: 14 bundles of shin-
alert, 1 lot oi toolli, 1 bay cutter. 1 block I'
will tall.1 automobile arid 4 horses
, Also all {he coupes,;aurroyp, conch
'e‘mm umhtreciroo «at our.
dollmover halal! with.drre re
.- ts, lilies Florence lathe“ or New
. and Norwalh wuin themperlor
lecturing as the defendant. with
.llllen Millimeter as the plaintitt I ‘2
' . . tor 810.000 datum In. Hell ‘
. ‘ hey in 1912 was an expert scrubber.
I, :- tbaf reason she was especially de-
. led to give Circe her annual bath .
' Veparatory to the advent of'the Mn- '
we family from Newlrork.
Live- in Nerwnik.
2r months.
Miss Mathews lives in the old hock-
‘ j« d place in Norwalk during the sum.
in the cold weather they ,
. by society in New York. Regularly
{: ery April word is sent toNorwalk to
“fit ready the summer hOme. Than It
that a force of scrubbers is engaged
d they spend three weeks on the job.
a. Mollhoneyv has been one of the
«f cisl for ten years prior torus)! 7.
, I. 2 when the giddy yotmsperson nam.
'. above became exclted‘wlth dire re-
. ts to h'erseliaud‘the “scrub lady."
here were other witnesses on hand
~. «tell about the accident and how
'1' cc seemed to tip quite a bit, even at-
the accident. Dr Huntington was
' 0 there to tell ’0! his observations on
-. effect of that unexpected embrace
" ‘lrcle has been located
rs In the center of a. big bowl in
. : hall of the big summer home. She
. . s cut out of marble many years ago,
." (1 up to the eventful morning had be
. ved herself as well as could be ex-
.ted for one of her name and with
'h extremely limited custom.
for many
Prepared for Bath.
ccording to Mrs. Mo'lhoney‘ 8- star) the defendant
May 7. l9l2, she was about to give
alluring young thing’fiho annual
nb when the marble
\ lleimlono act. and
@1111 her ten years' perch. Mrs
honey gave a soeum as she rrnl-
{‘Id the embrace was to tulle planet
e did not remember anything more'
til she found herself in the billiard
emcd to do
time down
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parlor with other lady scrubbers
busy with water and salts; Mrs. Mc-
llboney had a pain in her leg and
back and she has not been lit to
follow her usual occupation since. At
least that is what she told the Jury.
Circe suffered sadly. She lost her
head and part of her limbs and will]
not be titted to enter into the ancient
Greek class, nor to appear in a line
home as a. modern exponent of the
statue brigade.
I Judge John J. \\ ulsh Is counsel ior
ithe plaintiff and Attorneys .1 C Cham-
bet-Iain and Leo llmis are counsel for
The trial use con-
tinued to next Tuesday.
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The most satisfactory
stoCkings made
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They afe woven. in a special I"
..way of the best materials that
combine comfort and long ser-
vice. The parts that' get the
most wear are reinforced with
linen. '
Price 25 cents
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Iboi, son of Town Officer William Till He was about 40 years old and is Hll‘
hot committed suicide at the Iooal vived b) a wile. son and two -iuul:"I
lock up today by cutting his throat “"5
Mith a razor. Several years agollo
had made a similar attempt upon his WE LOSE ANOTHER
llt‘t- Today he had been pronounced. ”EPABTMENT STORE
Insane by physicians, who examined
him. and had been ordered commit—I The following Item from Hartford
ted to the State HOEIDIItal fill' iIle Ill- belOIieIlS a IDES for Norwalk' St’CUII'l’
sane u-t Mlddleiown, by Judge 'l‘lorney. district:
As an officer was preparing to leave Danbury Firm Bankrupt
the lock up with him for the train, lie-I HAIl',l‘FORD Feb 13 ~A petition in
asked permission to go to an auto bankruptcy was filed in the much
room. This was granted. Almost im~ Slates district, court today by 1]..)
modiately he drew n razor from tome- Henry Dick Co, conducting a depart.
where about his person and slashed lnent store in Danhnry. The liabili-
it across his throat so deeply that ties are $37,055.
(loath occurred within a very few 1110'; The Henry Dick ('ompany have been
ments. His action was in sightof negotiating for one of the stores 1-1’
the officers. but he was so quick that Samuel [toodnen in the second ills-
they could not stop him. lie had trict. He stated this morning that ii")
been searched when placed in the definite arrangements had been made.
(FREENWICH, Feb. 13.~Rcbort 'I‘ul-
lockup and how he managed .to so role and further that he. docs not anticipate
Ithe razor Is a mystery to the police. that they will come here now.
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Extra Size Oven Featured 111 the Famous
“BUILT TO BAKE” '
Household
Range suprema-
cy Centers
around the won-
derful’efllbiency '
of its ' oven.
Not; only ”is; the
Oven: Larger,
but the heat
is equally dis-
tributed to all
The extra size
Fire Box in the
' Household
permits of a
full life when
but half filled
with coal, there
by eliminating
the unne’izeSsary
. overheating of . I. .
thew-top: or the s ..
rangC.
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