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STERLING FURNITURE Co.
, 121-129 WASHJNGI‘ON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK CONNECTICUT
. from aberrations which obs-ceased her
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HALFAS MUCH FUEL
HALFAS MUCH TIME
THEI NEW PEREECTI N
firel ess cooking raven oes
half of its cooking with the
burners turned out.
Give the roast 30 minutes of quick
heat, then pull the damper that seals
the‘ oven and turn out the burners.
Dinner cooks itself, without watch-
ing. When not in use, either for
tireless cooking or for ordinary bak-
ing and roasting, the door may be
opened and the oven burners used
just like the grate burners.
To 2,000,000 housewives, the NEW
PERFECTION means "gas stove
comfort with kerosene oil. ” It does
away with coal-hods and ash-pans
and keeps our kitchen clean and
cool during at summer months. It
is easy to operate, easy to clean, and
easy to rewick. Sold i111, 2, 3, and
4 burner sizes by dealers everywhere; '
also a complete line of accessories—
oven, toaster, broiler and griddle.
For best results use SOCONY
brands of kerosene oil.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
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The A. J. Collins Co.
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the fire place whlé is banked with
Dallas, Easter 1111.11“ and white roses.
Mlle music room adlalnlux is decorao
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court, was illegal. Mrs. Anthony on
March 19 of last year, while suffering
24 pt .
mind with the belief the: she and
consumption and that the disease
would be transmitted to her children,
drowned them in the bath room 0!
her home.‘
The children were Marjorie Clark
Anthony, aged 3, and Helen, aged 9
She was immediately arrested and 3* brocaded satin falls from the should-
commission of three doctors appoint-wrm The veil of Duchess lace ls
ed to examine ““0 her sanity. Theylcaught into a cap with llllies-ofmthe
declared Sh? was insane The courtivalley. The bride will carry an arm
the“ “mm“led 1‘“ l° Mlddletown bouquet of orchids and valley llllies.
Judge Williams declared Judge Tler- The maid of honor. Miss Eleanor
1181’ had no jurisdiction in the matter: E Bush of Wilmington, Delaware will
that “5 a borough judge m5 only 00““ wear a gown of pink two— -1oned taffeta,
er was to either hold her for cause for made With a. pointed bodice, relieved
the “1991“” 00“"101' m discharge at the neck and sleeves by touches 01
1191' for 180k 0! evidence. The latter tulle and silver lace. The skirt hangs
being out of the question. the woman full in four points over an undershirt
should have been bound over to the or silver lace, her stockings will be
superior C011rt lpink with silver slippers. She will
State’s Attorney Ham” 8- Cum-‘carry an arm bouquet of red roses.
wings had anticipated such a der'rue live bridesmaids, Misses Lucy
vision and Deputy- Sherifl Cunning- Hesse, Anna Bemis, Olive Bliss, Mil-
ham immediately served
charging her with manslaughter.
Aallns Subfirintendent William E! frocks of blue twotoned taffeta made
Fisher of the Middletown asylum, and? with fitted bodices, with square necks
a nurse accompanied the woman intoéot tulle, full skirts finished in real.
bunches of! Aaron Ward roses.
' The bride will wear a creation oi
white ‘aatin with an overskirt ot
Duchess lace. draped on the left side
with a» spray of lillles-of~the-valley. The
bodice, with long sleeves, has a point-
ed neck of Duchess lace. White satin
forming a, Elrdle. A court train of
court. Mr. Fisher stated it was blsilops. caught with silver roses andpsil-
belief that Mrs. Anthony was now ver lace trimmings They will wear
sane; that she. had been suffering: blue stockings and silver slippers and
from what is termed "depressed in- fwill carry armfuls of loci roses.
sanity" and that was liable to recur‘ The live ushers are: llesrs. Bruce
at any time. He told the court he did Brooks, of New York; Clifford Ayers.
not think she was dangerous. {of Paterson, N, J.;‘ Charles Anderson,
Mrs. Anthony appeared in robust‘Auburn, N. Y.; Wilbur C. DuBois.
health and smiled a good-bye to Dr. Springfield, Mass; Arthur Temple.
Fisher and the nurse when she was Texakana. Aria; Charles 13. Cook, or
leaving the court house. Fall River, Mass": is best man and
" Alexander Hamilton Chapman, broth-
. er of the bride, 'wlll ‘ serve as page.
Bertha
0NE DIHHHERIA CASE .lBefore the ceremony Mrs. I
Chapman Goodson, sister of the bride.
fouun A]. [on]. men], will sing two selections, “Beloved, it is
Morn,” and "At Dawnings." A recap
tion and wedding dinner will follow
lthe ceremony. Dr. and Mrs, .Chap
,man, parents of the bride, and 31111111!
ers. John Linder, of New York. par
cuts of the bridegroom, receiving with
the bridal party. Not only will the
newly wedded pair receit'e congratu-
lations. but Dr. Chapman, also. as
June 17111 is his birthday.
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who are under quarantine, though ad-l
mittlng that the patient is from Dan
lelson.
Sunday was an easy day in camp.
with one hour and a half drill in the
morning and parade in the afternoon.
’lhe officers of the militia played company in the dining room, which is
the regular ofllceis Sunday afternoon decorated with Killurney roses and
:Pdudigeuted the regulars to the tune am.llax The other guests will be
lacrved in the rose garden. at small
The Sixth Company was represent tables, holding baskets of flowers and
ed by their first and second iicutcn-‘ , on the porch which is enclosed by 11
ants, who started in the game. Lieu-‘ high wall and covered with rambler
tenant Keyworth, of South Noxualk, roses and other bloomlng flowers. The
was up six times and 1:01 six hits lcutlre lawn will resemble fairy-land
Corporal James Monioc still insists with its flowers and trailing vines and
that he should be authority on the the many colored electric lights throw-
drill regulations. i ing a soft glow over the grounds.
Sunday was visitors day and some‘ Among the out of town guests will
of the companies had a large number he Arthur Amey, South Noxwalk,
of friends to see them. _ iCoun .
One of the members of the Sixth}
Company had a visitor who claimed!
You Will Make No Mistake if You
relationship and proved it but he weal
too bashful to receive her, but one oil
the sergeants proved his gallantry byi
escorting her around the camp andi
to the. boat. Follow This Advice.
- ‘Never neglect your kidneys.
if you have pain in the back, urin-
| ‘ . _
1 . ary disorders, dizziness and nervous
The NCWCSA iness, lts,tlme to act and no time to
IN ,experimeut. These are frequently sym-
waSh Dresses m 5m "plums of kidney trouble, and u rein-
AT THE ,kidneysshoiild be taken in time;
”TILE snap 1 i Doan' s Xidney Pills are a good re‘m-
_ edy to use; It has acted sheetively in
Skirts in Linen, Poplin, many cases 111 this vicinity =
Gabardine and‘ Corduroy, a Can South Norwalk residents de-
li. AND A. HAVEN"
l 56 NORTH MAIN STREET.‘
lug testimony. p .
Mrs. 0. Peterson. 50 First street,
East Nprwalk, says: "I was subieCt to
dlz’xy and nervous spells and my kid
neys were badly disordered. My back
. and head ached and I was feeling 111111:
erable when someone advise me to try
Dean’s Kidney Pills. They promptly
relieved me and before 10113-1111 syrup
toms of the trouble were removed"
. Price 59c at all dealers. Don't simply
ask tor a kidney remedy—get Dean's
Kidney Pills—the same that Mm Pe-
tsrso‘n had Foster-Million Cm. Props.
Burma. N. Y. '
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. —-Want advertising in The Sentinel
is sure to twin! results.-
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OUR FURNITURE
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papers.;dred Green and Elizabeth Chapman, .
jail from Springfield. Mass, will wear '
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. Dinner will be served to the bridal '
"edy which ls'ireconimended for 111114.. ,.
mend further proof than the follow- .
= a so cent bottle of "Wyeth‘a Base 111111
‘ the haircaonaturaiiy. so evenly that
Drink Williams' Boot
cold. Sparkling
full of snap and vim.
You will like it-every
one does. W ,. . .
It is easily made at
home, costs but 29 a
quart and will give
your whole family bet.-
ter health and more
comfort during hot
. weather. Be sure
and get.
Willi-mus:
Root Beer
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Storage
1! you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
Norwalk Steamboat
line. .,.
Furniture; Stoves
and . ,
Househi‘mishings
New and Second-Hand.
' Sold at Lowest: Pyicps.
We Buy Second-Hand Filmiture
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lifeless is caused by a lack of sul-
phur in the hair Our grandmother
made up a inixturo of Bags Tea until
Sulphur to keep her locksgdmk and
and men who value that even color.
that beautiful dark shade of 11111-
old time recipe.
tare by asking at any drug store for
Sulphur Gunpoundi' which darkens
nobody. can possibly tell it hashes- *
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Millinery
The D. M. Read Company and the
Balllgau Wei-y Shop in
Strong Combination
The good news that Millinery is read)
comes with a joyful surprise to the women .
of Norwalk. As the Read House will from
now 011 assume the character of a Woman's
specialty Store in every particular and (16‘
tail, the management have been considering
the question of Millincry very scriously,
feeling justly that when a new department
is added.it must be in keeping with the high
standing that has been liiaiutaincd by the
Road House for more than half a century.
Therefore when there came the opportunity
to purchase the Halligan Millincry Estab-
lishment and take over not only the stock of
higll class liicrcl‘iam'lisc, but the assistance
- and good-will of Mr. and Mrs. Halligan
with their cotcric of efficient assistants. it
seemed exactly in line with Read policy,
one old and established business added tio-v‘
another of the same high standing for the
Halligan Millincr) Shop is only a few «le-
cadcs behind the head House in its busi-
Tliat has been accomplished, and
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mess life.
. now,
The New Read Millinery Department ,,
will be under ' '
the direct and personal supervision of
7 11......11' Mm. William' E. Halligan.
. We trust it “ill plc1sc our patrons. It
certainly pleases us, and up shall go on to—
gcthcr with a new impetus in our business
life to the encouragement of ewryonc.
Announcement regardingr Clearance
Sales of Hallighn \lilliuciy previous to re-
mmal will follow, these sales to be held at
the Ilalligan Shop in Broad St2 . ,.
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But this Is a ‘Valua Store?’ Ii
plain MIMI—whatever you buy
liars and whatever you pay far- it . ,_
' you can rest assured that you can!1
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whom - But Scrun-
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beautiful. and thousands 0211 women ’
which is so attractive, use only this ‘
Nowadays we get this famous mix- A “
applied. Besides. it takes of! Mull.- ‘ "
Closing. 11111-1 Spring darmenls
Women’ s. and Misses’-
“$12 Suits $4.98 $1o Coats ........... $3.98,
$15 Suits $6.98 $15 Coats .3698
{$20 Suits .....L......"3io.oo
$100 HatS eaaaea-aa-a-a 50c
$8Coats.............. $2.98: $2ooiiats ...........-. 7511
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