' 0R all practical purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Ontiit at any price and
and In some particulars more complete than any other. we announced June 22
that this offer would close July 8. or sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted
heme that time. in three days all the Raaors‘ were gone, and until now we have been
unable to sdoul‘e more. «Orders have been taken place the supply was enhausted eon
ditionally. We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that a Continuance
I the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit Is a public demand. ("hose who
"saved coupons can now redeem them, and those Who have ndt done on and desire to
“ secure the Outfit can begin with this number.
This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot. be put-
‘ chased' In any store.
I Sentinel, and 85c. If you have never used a Safety Razor. you don’t know the satisfaction
and the real enjoyment that one of these up-to-date devices given to the man who shovel
himself. A time saber. a money saver, and strictly sanitary.
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This Premium consists of the following:
One Silver Plated Holder. I
One Silver Plated Strapper. ‘ . T. ' I , .
Six Fine Steel Blanch-Incas better. 1 ' ‘ .
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap. “ L _ 7 f I ‘ '
One box of “Very Sharp” Strep Decoding. V I ‘ r I I ‘
Has no equal and acts like magic. A
The coat of nine ahaveo will more than pay for thin outfit.
I
the Snapper acii‘ blade can he strapped name an the ordinary razor.
I eighteen root heat...
It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
' This article is not sold anywhere in South Norwalk’ or Vicinity. . '1 I A '
,By having one of these-outfits you practically have slit separate more W one. as with ‘
O in d3
so do not theow all“ . » liter '9'” 0 William were her ugh-
entice arm Proctor. and two great . .
,‘ Nell savage. .lohn
pillar, of New York city. spent Sun»
turned to Yonkers, yesterday. alter
I d confined tattle
Norwallt lidipltal. was taken. home.
yesterday, by his mother. A“
Club. Sunday. The boys had a great
' good time and one looking forward to
their eiambalre with pleasant uutlclpa~
tlou. ‘ ' .I . ,
‘ m.
the beach on Sound) to start camp.
They had a two ton load on a one
horse tvanon" and werolrom 1 a.. In.
Sundnyuntll 7.1). an. getting to the
beach from Dauhury When they did
‘ reach the camping place the horse col.
lapsed from big arduous duties. Among
the oamplnx paraphernalia was an
W. l
ll William Trenohard orrlvod at
work loaterday morning looking like,
, a rat that had been drowned. Although
he had a oravunetto to keep out the
rain. it looked in around the coat and
drenched him. He purchased a new.
. Irving Levis, oi this place, entertaini- 1' ~
, ‘ed the members ot the Dory Social ‘
A party from Danimry arrived at I
is it. cook the potatoes in their luc-
‘ hate, than peelanrl stand tor a Ian I
wart, Nick, Schmidt and Stanley;
slightly bro nod Serve at once in the
, . ram‘eunln. «‘I _ iv ,_
T we of the members of Camp 19 II ‘ '
. Potato Ribbons.
Thlu‘ is a pleasing Visitation iron: the
popular- potato chips. Peel the pots:
toes, then peel the potato ilaelt, round
. and round. in very thin’ shavings or
ribbons; dropping them as out into ice.
on stand an hour. drain and;
water,
dry iii a- clean cloth. then try in deep
hot (at.
over with one salt 4:31 serve hot
skins. thou dip one at It time in been
on egg yolk; dredge villi: cracker
crumbs. arrange in it trying basket and
try in deep but let. ‘
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. . Potato Peuiliade. .
Potatoee cooked in this way are per-
tlcularly nice. to serve with boiled tish.
Peel the minioea, then, with a potato
scoop, which, can be numbered at any:
small balls, tho also and shape of
email olives. Let crisp in ice water
sprinkle with salt. chairs gently over
the tire until dried out. then arrange
around the tloh in nests of " parsley.
having first poured it little melted but-
tor over the potato balls. I. -
"m
set or clothing and donned the suit hog
3l’ole he oonld begin his duties. it is?
undersloud that Mr Trenehnrd is hard
at work composing a little book to be;
called "The Joys of Camp Life. and
How to Escape Them." . 0
Yesterday a storm did no damage at
Cali Pasture. Lem night a few of the
Immpora braved the briny deep dew.
iplte the rain which was initiate in tor-g
l rents and reported that the water was?
the wind and driving rain. The clear
will be remaining doinit- tlIla evening.
believe one.
mnem'e minim cure constipation
. wit u‘t ping, nannies, nor any wonk-
them. 2o cents per hon
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HIAL DALlOl-l'l‘fll FOUND.
Men. Proctor, Aged iii. in Need oi
Necessities or ' ‘
ATLANTA. 9a.. July 2 “MW Ml"!
puma; Procter, and tilt years of real
daughter or the American Radiation.
In cabin in liartow «gouty. Geordie.
Inning e not. Ask your (translatable ,
Creamed New Potatoes.
An excellent was to cook new pota-
toes la to wash and scrape clean. then
drop into boiling water and cook ran
idly until tender. Have Nani cream
and butter hot. but not hailing, drain
the potatoes, sprinkle with suit and
itranaier to u not vegetable dleh. Pour
over them the hot cream. sprinkle with
it little nIlncod“ pa‘reloy and serve.
Potato Prisons».
This dish goes well with cold meats
into
dice Malia a cream canoe. drop the
tablespoOutul oi minded parsley and
serve in a hot dial: .mChlcnxo inter-
Ocean. I
,\
CURiNQ MEATw ‘ .
l have learned an unfailing Way to
cure meet so that all insects may he
kept at bay, says a commuter to Her-
it"! Boxer. Alter each piece ‘ot meat
lute been takeufi term, the brine and
but had it, is dhiokly plunged in boiling
Just a hotel: dip nuts with
the hands rub it hard with the follow-
in; mixture: One ”lion oi: Orieaua ”16'
lures, too pounds at blaclt pepper and
mohair pound or cayenne. 'ilhla toms
Drain on a sieve sprinkle
Bell: the potatoes tendon l‘emovo‘: the
house furnishing store. snoop l'i’lto ’
tor hall an hour, thenIdrain tripe dry.
, and dock tender in hillng'flnter. Drain,
r
5’ nos
at it ‘ telling may hel o-
The Sunday supper in this home is
koak Right at.
‘ nuns bring out a trestle-table that is
I kept. stored in the carriage house dur-
ing the week. Early in the afternoon
the suppenhour draws nigh: the chil-
drop themselves clear it oil’ spread it
with the picnic cloth, bring out the
tray of platen, spoons pad glasses, the
sandwiches made by “Chlnu- boy" at
noon. and curated With a damp nopitln
to It: p‘ them moist. the sponge cakes
nil-loll he million to porteotlon.‘ Indian
baskets tilled with ma and pitchers of
milk lemonade priced tee..- Every one
is welcome.
erty to ask their own special choose.
_ . Whole families out tor a drivoadro‘ ‘
I sure to welcome and s eandw ,
I students from the unlvie’rslty and pro
turn their II
lessorsout let a stroll ‘
steps instinctively all the same way.
short. there are rugs and the good
green tori! it dishes are lacking. there
trait and crackers and'much pleasant
tnih‘nnd happy laughter. I
Supper ‘ilulehed the children carry
the dishes into the house, pile them up
in the diet: pan. and turn the Water on
them, on they om wash easily the next
brushed up and carried out into the the
chicken yard then every one settles
{down for a little neighborly chat. it
is in such simple. intormal entertain
log that the true graces of hospitality
abound and law oi no there aroIIwho
can not compass this-though perhaps ._
on a much smaller ecale.-—'l‘he- Delin-
eator.
I VEGETABLE 80UP8.
It is n waste at good material not to '
make pea soup every time you have
[loan tor dinner. when they are boiled
much or their value is left in the tracer,
. : and When this is throtvn away you do
‘not get‘more than half or the good or ‘
them, and soup is always an excellent
line. The horn neared a very peneeiul l for luncheon. Boll eight or ten med- hoglnnlug for adlnner To make it uh
night. sleeping soundly and reiresh- tum aired potatoes, peel end stand (er thopeaa are shelled. wash the bolls
inuly under the soothing influence “(Inside ,0 become cool. the put
and put them to cook *ln cold water
that does not more than cover them
morning found them with the troopers diced pom”, into it, and 19,», stand Let thorn elmmerawhlle till they look
wide open and ready for ion. Thomi over gm water tor 20 minutes. Add a. “faded.“ then throw them away and
put the pane to boil in the some water ‘
They .
lore imparted by the additioaal llavnr
when done, dish thorn as usual.
given by the bulls. Then and milk
to the water and thicken it slightly
isvltb abou itablaapoobt‘ul each of but.
tor and door rubbed to a“ paste. and
season with “it and pepper. When
pens are too old to be soon. use thorn
to thicken the soup by putting them
through a colander. It to true or an! '
boiled vegetable that much or its 'vai-‘
made into soup in the one manner
‘es the paring-horn: Journal.
' 7
o process may shrink then: out.
‘ :You will hate better silo-
it "I has been robbed into a hole on the un~
ill)!
children s Sun 5' games but when
paper napkins, the generous platters ot‘
are more in the house or in the bollowl
“ cupboard in the live-Oak's trunk it I
the supply of sandwiches prove: an _
equal to the demand, there are ulwasa’
morning The litter and crumbn are p "
ue ‘ntuyh in the water in which it is I9
cooked. and any one or them can be ,
ro MEolD WOOLEN. I I
To mend your woolen cent which
denarlnntuko a piece of the some mu- "
I-annple entertaining on no? the edges accurately. sum the melee
at rnoo‘u his bee '\ vo ed out Home journal. Stitch the edges oltho
ih‘ole to the small patch without turn«
clo ly as possible. Afterward press
In; a moderately not iron, through
‘I ’nlwgyg ”WOO on the lawn 11"er thél dampened muslin. Make the Stitched
Right may“! email and line, sewing names the
edge. It,
. I iRONlNGJ-HNTS.
I For; the personflwho in particular in
ironing, n amnll‘hntlron is necessary
t‘o‘rIpronaing aeama‘and also the space
betweenvhuttona.I itIle Well to remem. ‘
lush that best results are. obtained in
pressing any seams or any grout
thickness of material it the iron is out.
flcl‘ently hot to draw steam but not so
hot as to scorch the damp cloth used
between the ironaud garment
iFeuwrck Opucal Co.
The children are at lib- I
’
lithe chains and hammockis tail ‘ ‘
eves Examn‘ao eat-:5
AND cusses GUARANTEED -
Open Monday and Saturday evenings.
UINiTED BANK BUILDING. ‘
about Nemlk' '
MlSSlOil
Furniture
at a Reduction
3-piece Suits for . .
$5.75 filial the
thing for the sum-
mer cottage.
Prices also Re-
I, duped on "other
Suites. Tables &
Rockers.
A; J ANGEVINE a“
. son no
lid-ill! WABMiNO'l’ON IT;
I the under the raw edge, using a at him- ;‘
, to he genuinely hospitable’ which should match the material as ‘
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