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and In some particulars more complete than any other. (live announced June 22
, I that this offer would close July 8. or sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted
" before that time. In three days all the Razors were gone, and until now we have been
‘ unable to secure more. ilOrders have been taken since the supply was exhausted, con-
ditionally. We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that a continuance
I of the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is a public demand. ("hole who
: saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not done so and desire to
secure the Outfit can begin with this number.
m This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be put-
, chased in any store.
It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of; their numbers from The
‘ Sentinel, and 85c. It you have never used a Safety Razor, you don’t iknow the satisfaction
I and the real enjoyment that one of these upI-tmdate devices givesto the man who shaves
hintseli. A time saver, a money saver, and strictly sanitary.
{This Premium consists of the following:
One Silver Plated Holder.
One Silver Plated Snapper.
Six Fine Steel Blades—none better.
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strop.
' One box of “Very Sharp" Strop Dressing.
Has no equal and acts like magic:
The cost at nine shaves will more than pay‘lor this outfit.
V This article is not sold-anyvvhere in South Norwallr or vicinity.
‘ ' “By having one of these outfits you practicaliy'have six separate racers in one, «With
the Stropper each blade can be strapped same as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
s ‘ ties away, but strap them, and with “Bailey’ II Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
ed bring them to The Sentinel cities. Wtsbington’ 8b, 86th Norwallr with 85s in
serous began to tell his story.
NOW. Will. dou' twit's so absurd
or your? ' I
' made up my mind not to spent
as nI‘Ifolr a year, but the sprlnxw" I
Will}? she said with mock saves»
“it you Quote lioclrsley Hall to
s i shall tell my mother." ” I ' a
"Innate." he remodelled; ““i am so
dreadfully in earnest about this. Why
don't you like me? Is it because
your father objects to a union be}:
tween cousins that you’ refuse even
‘ to listen to me?”
I ”That’s a good enough reason."
she told him. holding out her hand
with a humorous smile, "it i live un‘
til next spring you will have to take
' another dose or lacksley Hall-rib.
thirdwwarrunted to kill or cure."
in early April at the next year. into
at night, Annie sat in the handsome
dining room propped in n comiortahie
chair with n shaded lamp close beside
her and her teat toasting before the
open tire. Annie paused in her reads
ins to incite a notation; as she looked
up she had the curious sensation or
“someone in the room " although she
shesrd no sound. Was that a man's
1:iiuut'o standing Just outside the ole-
I‘ ole or light cast by the tumor and
I pooped around the swinging only
manta oi the big green shadow—yen.
isomeons was there near the door!
inven as the queried the figure began
to move.
”it is Bob. " she thought; "be warm
“emu... 0qu s
OR all practical purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any price and .
something"
Taking the lamp in her hand she
followed the gray tigure through the
open door of the dining room and
increase the wide hall.
I prise her guide entered the drawing
iroom directly opposite Could Bob
1 be walking in his sleep? She remain.
Eliot-ed that n aomnamhuiist must not
‘- he spoken to and she loliowod allow
5 1y on through the drawing room and
53d dosh: the length oi the large break-
jiast ironin- silo: breathed more hair
I] j.
I r'I‘IHe'II'I min: to the pantry; ho had
:tllo toothacho again."’iiow relieved
she felt. to llint' found so simple a
Isolutiun tor Bob's nocturnal wander-
lugs. "1' ii find the lnnduuum for him
qud not any n unrd»—he gets so cross
§ if one speaks to him when he is in
pain. I hope no one has moved the
'ltey oi the medicine cupboard."
Quietly alle ioliouotl the gray ill-l
lira into the big shelled pantry, but.
even its she entered a second door
leading to n limit hall closed. Annie
I was alone in the room. She caught
the handle or the door through which:
she bellman her ill-other had passed:
I, the knob twisted in her hand but the
door refused to open. Silo struck it
sharply, calling to Bob to open: nol
(.1qust she looked abouti
' answer.
bar. There had «lever been but one
key tor that door and it now hung
on its accustomed hook Ah! nob had;
, secured u. second key and was play-
in; some trick. Unlocking the door?
'Ialle dashed up to his room only to
’iind him poncotully snoring.
‘ “There's luv gray suit and all my
clothes." he replied to her ruuid tire
i of questions when her indignant abuts
inns had fully a likened him. "CouldI
i not upstairs on undress in he mini
from the pantry l"
"I was it?"
"You“ vs been reading some or that:
psychical research stud" be accused.
“No. truly, Bob. 1 was Kettle: readyIi
. my historical paper."
“Well " be grumbled sloopily. "I
suppose We not to search the burial
been dreaming "
muslin: her "psychical Mend.”
Next morning a letter lay beside
Annie‘s plate on the breakfast table.
it was from “mother" who was visit»
a her sister in It neighborlnl town.
the nut rend she turned «been?
, bills. Bob sprung toward her and
she tainted away in his arms. Alter
he had laid her on the couch and
run: but help he sought till the letter.
“i am hurryinlr‘tllis oil to you.”
litre. Wade wrote "by a special moo»
runner. Your poor cousin; Will came
home here to his mother yesterday
quite ill in the evening while are
in telling ho burst a biouit vanish
You remember what run we had a tail
months ago about thus piano or gray
loses which no and Bob nought W
tween the’iiii ourIWi little trestle
1 the sales would naturally drop on.
‘ perfectly harmless. I
and adding: tiDu let us hurricane and blim- Specie! silent. subsoil-Powell
target this nonsense." ' Cdrporation I
"Friends always," be said. "but," .
To her sun- I
lite it has taken you to co 0 health" for service. 80qu ”t “‘9 ”“3“”
"Thou." said Annie uneasily, “who;
seeing dad's away. but i know you vs
The search revealed notblni and
Annie listened mostly to Bob‘s lobes ‘
However, Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur
nan Remedy does “In it
evidenced by its daily
thoughts any that t it
gives they beat satisfaction of any hair
remedy ever sold. Wyoth's Sass and
Sulphur is clean and wholesome and
it removes «land.
ruff, strengthens the hair, ‘
his to dull or parched hair. and ma.
color. I-
This preparation is altered to the
public at filly cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
ONLY LAWFUL mules.
Don't Pitt Anything Else on Address
Side or Mail. I I
it has become more or less of a cue
torn. recently. to affix to eile‘uddress
side or letters'snd other mull matter,
imitation stamps I or advertising
stamps of various terms. in addition
to the regular or inn-rill” postage
stamps. During the Christmas hell
days the Red Cross stamps were ulten
used in this way, and new the latest
form oi the habit is the aiilxlng of
stamps bearing the picture «or a derby
hat. to mail matter by Dunbar-inns.
particularly by the busineos‘men oi
the city, in order to advertise Danhury.
All these various torment stumps oré
designs on the address side or mail
matter are very annoying to the posh
otlioe people. and, in this connection
an order issued July 3, from the oilico
ol‘ the postmaster general of the Uni-
ter States is interesting
The order. which is printed in the
Daily Postal Bulletin of July 10 reads
as follows:
(lilies of the Postmaster General.
Washington. July 1, 19113
Order No. aszu,
No adhesive slumps. or imitations of_
5stnlnus, of any term or design whnt-' i
over. other than low lui postage stamlls.I
shall be nillxeti to the address side of
.uomeetiv mull mutter. but s‘uch adhes-
ivo stumps. provided they do not in
form and design resellihio lawful pus
.I'Iuge stamps, and do not bear numer-
his. may be trillion in the reverse aideé
I“, domestic mail matter.
the address side. utihosilu alumina or
imitations oi slumps. other than low-
llll postage stamps. will he rotultled
to the senile-l. it known; otheruise
the-Iv still he iorsruldnd to the tilvl lIslotl
of dead letters.
{RANK ll. lil'i‘tlliiloiili.
. . Postmaster (ioneml.
{ NORTHFIELO CONFERENCE
The twenty-ninth general confer
once for (flirtation workers is to he
held at East Norlhfiold Milan, August
4 to 20.1'ho conicrenco is called for;
is thine-told purposes: To interpret ui
knouledue oi Guile will concerning
liis servants, as revealed in ills word:
to reflect a contormiir in that reveln
lion. and to give u spiritual prepara-
iin Christian thought and work in both
America and England. who will be
I‘Irosent and tulle part in the router
loll will he: The Rev. ti.
‘Ilton Ross, the Rev. John A Hutton,
the Rev. .3. Stuart Holden the lies '
in: w. ll. tiriillth rilomaa. the Rev.
w. Major Scott. the Rev. Dr (‘hnrlea
‘li. lirtlmnn, the liov ilr John iienrr
iatrune. the Rev. Ur. James A. Francis,
the liar. Dr. Henry C. Mable, the
Rev. Dr. it. A. Torrey. F. ii. Smith.
the Rev. Or. (More 8. Davis, the Rev.
W. S. Jacobs. the Rev. Dr. Robert F.
Y. Pierce, the Rev. Dr. (looms I 1-i-
(iady, (learn (2. Stohbeus. Lewis S.
(”I-hem, the Rev. llr. William Carter,
the Rev. George T. berry and the Rev.
i... A. llama. ‘
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VAL! MIN TAKIIPOMTIOHO.
Arthur Wheeler. sun of his. and Mrs.
Arthur ii. VVhooiarIIot Arch street. has
secured a coalition in the Roswell: iron
Works for the summer. - ilir. Wheeler
la is student st .91an Univorsity. and in»:
stead oi encoding an idle sumnitvr he
has deemed to learn something by
good, sound milestones. its will all
“y'i‘he Arnold laundry closed all day
I ‘ I yesterday because or the
"I' I made uorltiuit unites his in the shop.
Icouip’auy will include, besides the gem
isi comihbdore. his son.
“the Larchmont Yacht club, and the
natty restores grey hair to natural
, will reside in liocltvlile. where Mr.
Ross is employed. upon their return
All domestic mull mutter hearing. on '
a. John 1
right-Isms [his islands. lol- he worksII
‘ 'reciuted byI the employee
DOMMODOREIKLEIM'B OROISE. I
Commodore Charles Klein will start
on his annual cruise with his yacht
O'Kuv unlit Saturday. The ship's
Philiu N.
Klein. and Charles Bellwy‘n and
George Wright. The start will be from
cruise will be up the Hudson river to
Loire Champlain. with stalls at, the in-
tervcning points. of interest.
ROSSwFORBUSH.
Miss ids. D. Forhush. of Cannon Sta-
tion, and Frank M. Rosstere quietly
made man and wite at St. Matthew's
Churchill Wilton. last Saturday. They
Ii’roma short Wedding trip. Rev. C.
A. Marks periormed the ceremony.
CityNatIonalBank
THANSACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FAOlLiTY CONSISTENT
WITH course
2 BANKiNG
Capital Surplus and Profits
’100I000 00 3117,0001“)
Sate Deposition» 83 and $6 per year
eowm H. MATHEWSON, to...
JOHN H. KNAPP, let Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK n. aowau, 2nd Vice-
Pree. II
WILFHED BODWELL, Cashier
M
. DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewte R. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lot:
0 Tu Allen
I“
Oculisis and Opticians
Why not see as others see? Let
our Ocullst..who is a skilled eye
specialist. examine your eyes and
til you to the correct glasses. Sut~
induction guaranteed.
av Atlantic Square, Stamford, Conn.
Open Monday a Saturday Evenings
to, her own best interests, .‘
, I as there is need, will be
All Women should rend the special
directions with oval-y box.
Bold Everywhere ‘ in boxes to... us are.
SHOE BUYERS IN HOSTON.
iiOB'i‘ON,‘ July 12.--l\‘utlollni shoe
and leather trade week uas usher-oil in
today when hundreds of buyers from
all parts of the country attended the
filth national shoe and leather marhot
inir in Mechanits building. Addicts-
on were given by Charles C. Hoyt,
illesidenjt of the New England Shoe
and Leather Association; former May-
or Josiah Quincy, representing Mnym'
Fitzgerald, and RI. 0. Jacobson, of (fill-
cugo. Tomorrow the visitors will no
to llrockton and instinct. the shoe fuc-
torles of that city. Friday will be de-
voted to n harbor outing and shore
dinner at a beach resort.
RECIPROCITY BILL TALK.
\l’ASlilNGTON, July 12.~—-«The plot»
ability of a more for a iinal vote on the
Canadian reciprocity bill the minute
the senate finds itself without a speak-
or is forcing speech making on that
side of the capitol. There was no pro-
grnm today except continuance of con-
s'idol‘atlon oi the reciprocity bill. The
house met today but had no regularly
scheduled business to transact.
$1.15
PORCH
ROCKERS
980
STRONGDURABLE
TEES,
LAWN
$1.25.
SET-
$l.95 PORCH ROCKERS $1.59.
F. A. MITCHELL
HOUSE FURNISH!!!
comma WALL AND mall on.
noawstx, coum
NorwalkIBranch Office of
The Evening Sentinel
t
You cannot store this bent to
use next winter. lint. there is
no better time to have your
Furnace _
Cleaned
We [are prepared to out it in.
perfect order tor a small charge.
Horace R. Nash
mind: West Sta.
Shiomlk
"t.
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The Reed bl Volk
Electrical Co.
'i‘hs Only Folly Intrigued
enactment. SHOE
In the Town I 1
A'uvo‘suautlri‘a
Phonsdlilawtu Booth listen/Street
Smith Normals. Music Hall moot
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Excursions to Huntington and
Valley Grove
scours visit our
Havoliné
Motor Oil
FOR LAUNCHES
A FullMLiiie
'of Launch and Yacht,
Supplies '
CHAS. E. DOW
d
O0. NORWALK. CONN.
Dues: Yourliooi Leak? I
nuCeutury Compound, ~ ‘7
f evolve an. team
so: It silicon title A «tasters
We easterlies the weathér an: ea
our (impound tor three retire. Write:
for estimates. Ponsaudndence colitis ‘
itod.
calm Rooting Co... Inc.
as wit-diam: at. I “obliterate is
u use Attori'iiibdmdufll u, illl‘l j I
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