LL 0% that; time. In three days all the Remote Lwere tone. Lend until now we hovo‘ .lleen
. t
,bk to secure nlore. QOrders have been taken since the supply Lures exhousted.eon
tho offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving outfit is a public demand. (LIThose tho
saved coupons can now redeem them. and those who have not (lone on. and desire to
secure the Outfit Can begin with this number. ”
is outfit 18 positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers nnd cannot be pure
ohasotl' In any store.
I? will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of ”their numbers from The
himself. A time saver. a money Leaver, end strictly adultery.
i
'lg‘hls Premium consists of the following:
dine Silver Plated Holder. , ‘L
Gino Silver Plated Stropper.
six Fine Steel Blades-Luann better. .
(Line Genuine Horse-hide Leather strap.
(line has of "Very Sharp” Strep Dressing.
{due no equal and acts like magic. L
The cost of nine shoves will shore thrill pay lorLthlo outfit.
This ortio‘ie is not sold Lenywhere in South hlLorwellr or vicinity...
, Lur‘d Aug 12. several important oom-
“it... who held at the eoneiusion L
« . regular one or Pork- City, iodso.a
.IJ ooh bellow Grand Worden Wot-
not on the reception columnists. shite,
tor the dos and to solid o. o y
sontinel, and 85c. If you have never used a Sitety Razor. you ‘don't know the satisfaction L
and the reel enjoyment that one of these up-to-date devices given to the ma whoLLIhiveo.
‘ stopping. “m,“ on machinery. ‘ ‘
. July 21—.Much Lure- A
silos use made inst night or. a meet
in; or the lolnt ornmlttsoa or the
9 sound at tonsils... lslund. “Asst-
which it was voted purchase hunger:
for all of its members. It was decided
to hove the entire transmitter» with tho
inddition Lo! urine Worden P iii. Who
ion. .Gr‘ond Secretary Jeremiah Wait.
tilt. and Mrs. J 'l‘. Renters
no the stand lotus has generously
_ pledged annuals! Ln'oelatnnce thus is-
surlnn the nuwho» o! prises to have
nthlotle sports. the following were no-
uotuted the committee on the some:
‘ G. 0 Bullion, chairmen: 0.:ZW. Givens.
or Seymour. William Leary, H. w.
Dawson. Chester D. Williams and Wil-
item their white Grand Ylfie Warden
Joules L. Christie and H M 'rurpe'hs
nine were submitted ticket WW“- The“
committee voted to publish it program
it in;
the seer-entry of em i *‘l‘ the
state There will he no big i
one being urltiloltod to rot“ wilnt he
three. 7
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BILL. TO PREVENT MlLK; ADULT-L
enA'nou. .
Hsll'rrbnn. Jul 21. will. the seams
the agriculture committee reported a
bill estnhlmlinx n stnndllnd for milk
L and drown to stop sonnet-ruins Stun-
dsrd mill: under the hill is to he not
less than 88% per cent Watery fluid
and not less than not our cent ,9!
milk solids. and of theuenoolilis not
led than 8% per cent. must he of solids
hot for end not less then 854 per cent. ,‘
milk into.
The New "seen out to establish 5
school janitor and onginoer retirev
hlent tund was housed in [oneurreniie
The bill for appropriations for or.
mortal Tn Willlrnentie and tinnbury
we set for debate on Tuesday next.
The resolution
Favorable reports were made on
hills allowing costs oi court expenses.
on relmlinrr chapter ass or the stat—
tree niletlufg to settlement and ninth
button or estates; and tor appointment
or special polle‘etnen rel: We stole iiii
brew building; end unlinyoreb‘iy on
tho hiii‘to give stein tootdrr inspeotor
hover to"orderiuntnllot‘ion or notes
or motion ’
incorporating the
Bishop Co. in Bridgeport ms unused
l
l
Along rigs neoeuted intdtntiouo to be
the guests ot‘ honor of um day 0 to. to
A trill most tho o‘id
holding and other visit at a nubile
motion; "
'l‘llo followlhg'progreifihsd need or..
roused for the do)“ '
till nun «Veteran; in Blue sud Gray
ensemble st lienry Hodee on battle
held ‘
do n. inn-Addresses «it; Welcome lay
”Col Edmund Berkhiel Eighth Virgi-
t"whit. sud united States Senator ’l‘homv '
as 8 Martin. at Virginia.
5, Responses by serious John to. on ‘
men. commander in chief or the Grand
Army oi the Republic. ond General
Goons ’1’. Gordon. grand oorumandsr
or the United Confederate veterans.
I’noeentltiotti or souvenir bolls» its
Leo) Robert M Thompson. 0! Wuhins—
ton.
Noon-Waterline marshslod in re-
view. and the men in the blue and the
gray clasp hands. A
1 up m—e—Lunclleon and
toast." A
2 b. m ~Return to Menorahs.
i n m.—~hbrty-oltrht young women,
representing the states oi the union.
clasp bonds Lend. forming circle. sing
the Munitions National Jubilee All
them.
or: do undo-Addresses hr the aims»
ass: or he Uhi‘til‘d Sihlés and the soy-
ernor oi Virginie: ‘ '
0:30 o. lu.~—-Lunehoon tendered to
Governor Mann bl“ Mtqofitlhert A. For»
tor. nt Anuuhurg.
7. 30 p. tin—«Public rewritten or the
governor tit Aunnhllrg.
it was on July 21 1861 jL'u‘L
your: ego todny that lin‘ll ‘
the first battle of Monsanto” _
fought The Confederates uudor ;
son were souredlthd with e dots“
“love
. any
of
McDoueii, the defeat at the Federals!
leaving Dmt‘ticsily n clear it to
Wilmington. tor the Contedorhtos. it. is
said, had goon totiontinue their
odvnnoo‘ smut} This was the
first real bettlo of the war. and its re—
sult awakened the North for the lira;
time to I. realization o! whni‘the loo
melon ol‘ the oouthern sintee‘moont.
it Will here that "Stonewall”.lsckoon
trained the name which will be new
oisted with his memory (or all time.
in August. 1862, Meme” was stein
the scene or bloody battle. Aloe end
Lonntreet sud Sykes. Reno and not"
holds taught to it drew. the battle lines .
being exactly tho reverse or who: they
more the yoer before” ‘ .
The Jubilee Reunion who Manned by
committees of is. (trend Army at the
Republic and the United ventodetote,
- tilt“. “the Seoiield masts-o. 1A
@240th and;
a varied
Nature hits.
prodiglty. no; sure
its virtuoso. The
miles of territory
township, covers
A some or the meetuitrsctive and pic-
turosque scenery to he found anywhere
in this section. From many or our avo-
“ hues traversing the ridges upon which
the town is situated panoramic views
at Long Island Sound delight the eye.
Steomhoats and editing vessels. tendon ‘
od dlnliuullVe by their distance. dot
the horizon. Across the expense of
blue water. the listener blue or the
Island which 51qu its name to the
Sound. stands on; in restful outline
against the southern sky. The charm-
lug drives over excellent country
reeds. connecting with hovers! nearby
towns. in humor tensors which at»
trusts those who seek root and recrea-
tion and health otnl’d natures most de-
lishllul haunts.
w...“—
_ Goo. B Ogden bus resigned es clerk
tor the E. J Brown Co.
Meter Davis is employed in the For.
est street lunch wagon.
no: Lawrence moss is in at
her house on Surnmer street.
«.-Lt
“ hire. Wilden: v.1)oe is the guest. or
George E Rnyu’nond tor a tow duys.
Theo Johnson has been mailing an
extended than with friends in Moors,
Mich. r
Clarence Lend Kenneth Yenton rode
to Steepleeheso on their bicyoiee re«
cently.
James Luolnnno and tnmiiy, oi Sum-
mer street. spent Sunday last in New
Yorlr.
W. s. Baxter has indeed the B. 8.
wounds! house on Miiport uterine to:
iriins Jones.
Fruit Shuts: has returned from n
week‘s camping at the Y. M. C. camp.
nt Luke Sisooit.
Mrs. George MoKendrion. of ”De
liemlocks" spent several days in New
HuVon, this week.
Miss hill-ism Brooks is nursing a
broken wrist, the result or u {all down
” L, to flight of steps.
vletory over the Union forces glider L ‘ L
Miss EdnnLFrsncos Slater. of Status
lord. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Hurry
F. Zsrr, midweek. ,
Jock flashes. of Ponushlreet has L
resumed his duties in New York. at-
ter a week’s vocation.
uterine Whitlook and Jolson Mid-
diehmok ore hoarding Lwith George
linhuitt. on Summer street.
W
Meter restart. or New Haven hoe
been “lending u week’s vocation With
‘i‘lls‘nsi'huts on rent street. A ‘ o. , A
hire. George W. Birch. oi! stuntord.
is violtlns her sister. Biro. Harry 1‘"
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Mr. Ind Mrs. thllnm Baldwin.“
WW
door“ Bonn hoe returned
‘ L bottle in New Yuri: stair I piss ht
' mtg. with tail nettle A .
William 30h
LP. it spotters in will... is two
tendon trons in: strenuous
AM A0 tor the Qamrlormnnoe boil begun. Mus»
A tor Joesph Sherwood, son of Mr and
attired street. ere spending it counts L
got was. hulls White Mountains.
nietures in the i’loassnt liour Theatre
in Wall street. last evening. shortly nt—
Mrs. Walloon Sherwood. of River
street. laid his head oven on the siloul~
dot' of the young lady sitting next to
him and thou lurcllod from his soul.
tion. Mtl‘nnger Harry O’Lxeii‘notiood
the boy as he tell and rushed to pick
hint dip, chi-wing the lad out at the
rear. so that lint few of the theatro
patrons Were aware that anything hurl
been the motion,
Outside Mr O'Neill was joined by
a. number oii other outploytios. One was
sent {or the police while the others
wood? who was hieedin‘gL from the
mouth nndnose in his unconscious
state. Odioers Jervis S Mulm and
Chalice Paige, who were on duty. ro-
colved word of the condition of affairs
at about the some time. They sunk
marred Dr. A. ILABaldvlln, who rushed
to the’lttd‘sosslntunce. ~ 0
A A large crowd thmngedstter the po-
lice as they hurried to the rem- ot the
theatre, where Dr. Baldwin arrived
soon afterwards and relieved the boy
as much as was possible After stimu-
lants had been administered the boy
opened hiseyes and appeared to be nil
right save thst he could speak only in
a mumble and seemed not to recognize
anyone shout him. He was removed
to his horde, wher‘é Dr W. B Burnett
was filled to attend him, he being the
(entity physician. A
‘ Dr. Baldwin stated "that the ind no.
posted to have had an epileptic fit,
but that he was not certain. his ex~
animation using merely superficial.
Mr. Sherwood says that his son to
not subject to these attacks. it was
probably caused by the met that the
lad had a hard day's 'work. having
interned yostertley in tile Salts Tertilo
Mill in Norwnik.
The womsuwho avails herself at
Sentinel Want. Advertising inithe ner—
vanbouest remains optimistic on the
whole help problem. ,
M1ss10n “ A
; F umlture
at a Reduction
3-piece suits; for
$5.75 - idSt the
thing for the suin-
uler cottage.
Prices also Re-
‘ on ether.
into the aisle in an unconscious contli-‘
gate their attention to Master Sher. L
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