din some particulars more complete than any other. we announced June 22
or. that time. In three days all the Razors were gone, and until now we have been
iio’naliy. We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that a continuance
{the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is a public demand. CIThose who
eture the Outfit can begin with this number.
,.3k‘ee3pe children and grownnupe in
3 Beret-«I303 I
"08‘ all practical purposes. the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor outfit at any price and
‘ L: dineorn that hie here were growing as
that this otterwould close July 8, or sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted
1 amount at teed he daily laid before
3. u le to secure more. (l0rders have heed taken since the supply was exhausted. emit
caved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not done an end desirefito j
gore into a period of lasting
. I 33:"
This outfit Is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pitt-
,. .3. I .- IIaiftii'Ith'ilm
“chased In any store.
entinel, and 85c. It you have never used a Safety Razoryyou don’ t know the satisfaction
2 and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to»dnte devices gives to the man who shaved
33hi3rneelf. A time saver, a money saver, and strictly sanitary. , 33 ' 3-74.33
.This Premium consists of the {anatomymmamgumfi ‘ 3 - ~_
One Silver Plated Holder. {3 - ,. ._.3 33333" “ WW"
I.“
4nd!—
3 One Silver Plated Strapper.
' Six Fine Steel Blinded—none better.
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.
> One box of “Very Sharp" Strep Dreeeing.
Has no equal and acts like magic.
The coat of nine Ihnviee will more than pay for this outfit.
This ertiele ie not sold anywhere in South Norwellr or vicinity.
It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The _ 30333103303333
3 31 dined. The not was out quite reverely..3
Other Gliowt Cab
TmMl 33% Mme:
«Blood Creole. Lemoodode.
A! Mm no
”MWINJIME
Hveuoriz‘en av SNAKE.
onJLoN'T ear.
SGGTHINGTQN Jul) 18~Unehie to
me
let no he would have them and on the
them quuaeohlm in executing; Lona
pig and ilIinlIa“ he's united the mys-
Iery. At least he hoe "tired o gun"
and killed a lame minke. The nhnke
was It rntlier and let. its tail IIhowed
seven rattled. Aeoordlugto Mr. Case‘s-I
version the snake visited the ninety at
feeding time and honoured the pork-
durintr
which the reptile genteel! itself upon
the pin teed lie has no other team.
den of the one He III-opener to keep
‘ Further which. sniluiled that there are
other terriers near his home, although
ruttleenaltee are seldom round in Mt.
Vernon district or the western part
”A logy liver lends to chronic dye-
pearl: and constipationmwonkone the
whole eI'atem. Donne Runnels (25
cent: per box) correct the liver, tone
the stomach euro eonstipntlod.
. JOHNSON! HAND CUT.
The little child or Altred Johnson.
oi Brochiyn ohunht itII hand lioneuth
e. ’wir‘idow on II New Heron Railroad
truth, Suturdity. our route trout Brook
lyu to Worcester; Unable to tolerate
the windon. Hr. Johneon became em
‘ cited and ehoIed hie Iiet throuuh the,
Mr. Johnlon lett the train at atemfl 3
lord me Dr. Harrieon dreeeed the luv
lured hand. '
‘ 3 3 end the highway committee were at
(intro. of the Me. Vernon-melrlet. do it -
' mull oi faithful eurreihtuee over the ‘
“ ed to no me It. condition an it are:
unoilmnn Milne use that there
‘ " eon; two oneIhnit dove our-ting
she worlds:
idr. (ironstone sold he had the
Gather-lite retreat; lull he only "Wt 9.0
oi or leaves He told whole It Went,
It held, "All that adult which was
umped in n wernane hunk yard in
reherd street one pair! ior‘ with n
30! older."
"1 Want to ea‘S one word more." Mr.
" rotation continued. “I new will ask ‘
int: else or the councilmen. the
remittances. Good night. ,,
City Engineer (I. N Wood said he
Citroen street melanin; utter-noon. All
thin. to neeelleery now in t6 get out a.»
statement. and It map and see it all
want the grade. it thev algn the state
men; it is see tint the mutter is untie-
rectory
3 3A better plan wee suggested Street -
Commierioner Edward Dotty will ee-
cure the signatures or the property
owners in Crash street to It paper pro-
riding for the work propelled 3
The work of the committee woe no
copied end continued to next meeting.
Ii eommunieation waive to the
claims for damages from George
Quintet-d was received from John J
Whirli,eorporution counsel. Mr. Quin-
tnry naked tor damages of the city.
entrain; that e suit-.ot‘elothee were
nue recently oiled. The corporation
counsel reported that imoetigntion
report was accepted on vote. .
city ohnrier wan adopted by vote:
An Ordinance Amending Chapter
XXH.’ o! the Ordinance of
3 the tom-3 oi‘ .Norwnlk.
Be it Ordained by the Council of the
0113' ot“?€orwailr:
3 Chapter XXII. oi' the Ordinances of
the City of Notwuilt is hereby amend
ed by striking out Section 2 thereof.
and “instituting the following:
Sec. 2 Any person or commtion
wishing to moire excavations in the
streets eldewalim highways, gutters
or public place- iu the City of Non
walk for the extirpation of laying or (alt:
in: up see. water or sewer pipes, or
conduits or ruled: for the creme.
shell denoalt With the cleric o! the titty
’or Norwelk One Hundred Dollar: to
cash. or 'l‘e'h Boilers in cash tor every
lone hundred lineal feet or (relation
thereof In a guarantee that the nitride
excavated alien he repaired and router-
round. and the deposit so made may he
held not more than three months, end
III. the end at that time it Ishnll he re.
“ turned to the depoéltee. uponthe wrlt- .
tied (neonate or the
eioner thet the we _
spoiled by riding II hike in Elm eve “
showed that the city is uotiiuhio. The 3
The tollawing amendment to the 3
‘ Prevention Well
it preeiotlon for the police’e denortniont
on the national holiday. ‘ ‘
line said the roll on
Inert avenue needs
painting. 3 commissioner Dotty will
have it painted ‘n dark green;
The on noel- oi' the fire steamer.
George Aileen. said hetero anything In
‘all right He. said the engine 13 six
teen yearn: or use and that in many
other cases they have not lasted as
long. He explained tulhy the boiler
and the mornings and ponditlona. The
holler needs one new iection and
painting. .
look lire in East nvenue.
Councilman Milne suggested that
the council It‘s-k the hoard oi estimate
tor money. to here the reunite mode;
and it they retueed then it will be up
" to them
hit. Aileen said he can strip it down
here, but he would not have the
things required to put it together
again.
Franco Company be requested to give
hrloee on their boilers to attach to the
tire steamer.
Other minor repairs on the engine
Will he needed.
Mus. George Danton. of Franklin
avenue,
Franco 'Iiireeti recently and tree injur-
‘ ed. Her clothing was also soiled'end
she oomnlnined to Mayor Finnegan
it“ mitigate the matter. ‘
lnehee.
will start the repair-II nto nude. 3 3
3 Conuniseloner Dotty has harlot noni-
lIer or complaints ehout the swamp in
Fen street. lie says the stench in
terrible.
hlnwr Finnegan grave his opinion
that it was no to the honrd at health.
The following hills were ordered
mid: ‘
Fire department .. . . . . . . . . 4146.99
Highway department 644.327
Administrhilve department .‘.. 334.85
Pollen department .‘.......3\44.15
Toinl ........3..............$8637‘6
The 3'in dumping ground mutter
brought up by J. P. Croeeman. who’re-
Commissioner llhlwerd nutty. ‘
The terms of can A. Heretrom and
John 8 SeInIoIIr no members of the
board of animate and taxation have
expired Mr. Haretrorn Ives 3re- III)-
pointed, but Mom I! Glover wee nth
pointed in the piece or Mr. Bentham.
3'l‘he mayor reported that George A.
Lockwood has not enticed to he remov-
ed the Dotson try on hie ‘property.
Wei-h. who was
tend to here the in removed
or To A. ”A GONVWT'GNQ
m
3 V
dieting II mnhury.
hon
done with no harm; it should he 3,
3 etfiuued in town to see it the shell is
The eglne wee hood last or the Quer- 3
It tree voted that the American LII ,,
fell on u gutter stone in
yesterday. The newer committee will 3
The Benton sidewalk cattle in mi a 3.
discussion. The wall: has settled tour
Street Commissioner Deity .
laiedhlo troubles, will he settledfh'yw
“I Poi-hem something that Counsel
talented hm, night '«
to. inveetlsuio the matter will do, Will ‘
m meeting Idiourneil to meet. I-
(ignition Museum. 3 ' .3 .,
o ‘ who Irrirnedlntelyw
mt! em ehle, to offer at liherelf‘
of tM common etoclt.’ 33
,3 “or in only to those who
«cure Bernie at this time; .3 :3 .
X will mail 'l‘hitm full particulars on _ 3 .,
Mb .T tonne of the most
1efl and ptplitehlo investments
New York?
1:000 ACRES 0F OYSTER LANDS GO 3
T0 TRUST lN BRIDGEPORT.
“rho sale at utmost 1000 notes of 33‘
Water mounds in Bridgeport by the _
Jeremiah Smith (in Sons compam, 03:3.
i‘New Haven, to the Seuiehipt Oistezh
Company was recorded in the town
clerk’s office in Bridgeport yesterday-
The Bridgeport grounded!) New line
veu. Weapon. and along the Sound
are included. The purchase price hue
been estimated at about $1 000 0300.
. a oltne
Motor Oil
iron-itineraries
3 A Full Line
of Launch and Yacht
Supplies
CHAS E. DOW;
80. NONWALK. GONN.
‘MISSIon
Furmture
at a Reductton
3pIece Suits for
$5. 75 --—- just the
thing for thesum-
met cottage. "
Prices alSo Re—
(1qu on other
suites, Tables &
Rockers.
7/7. _
Norwalk Chronicler