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OR all practical purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any price and
and in some particulars more complete than any other: (1 We announced June 22
that this offer would close July 8, or sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted
belore.that time. in three days all the Razors were gone, and until now we have been
unableto secure more. (I! Orders have been taken since the supply was exhausted, con-
ditionally. We are now, able to fill those orders and have decidednhatn continuance
of the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is a, public demand. QThosc who
saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not dorm cn and desire to
secure the Outfit can begin with this number.
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This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot he pur‘
chased in any store. .
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It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
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-tmdate devices gives to the man who shaves
himselio A time saver, a money saver, and strictly sanitary.
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TH 5 Premium consists of the following: mmgfi’” {REEL-"J.“
One Silver Plated Holder. ‘ '4, 5 a ,jj’ “i I‘l'f'j {WV
One Silver Plated Stropper. “-1
Six Fine Steel Blades-«none better.
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap. ‘
One box of “Very Sharp" Strop Dressing.
'9 Has no equal and acts like magic. rs ..
The cost of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit.
This article is not sold anywhere in South Norwalk or vicinity.
By having one of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one. as with
the Stropper each blade can be strapped same as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
blades away, but strep them. and with “Bailey's Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
will be equal to new.
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Dressing on your strap, this is all eliminated
a” You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
numbered bring them to The Sentinel oliice, Washington St., South Norwalk, with age in
cash and get one of these outfits.
”These will positively he sold to
SENTINEL READERS only at this Special
‘ Price. ' '
This Outfit can be neon at any time by calling,
at this office. _
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MFULL GALARY VOTED.
At a meeting of the selectmeu yea
terday it was voted to pay Judge Ed-
Wnrd M. Lockwood for his servlcou or
three months at the rate of his up-
polntment at $800 a your, One menu
bar of the board is reported to have
’ ' objected to paying the money, but the
‘other two thought it no more than
lust that. Judge Lockwood should be
paid for the time during which his up.
polntmont was am up.
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THE PLACE
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Vacation
SHOES
TDreSs Shoes '
Elite $35034,
Ralston . - $4
Hollant'lSQQO-llé
Outing Shoes. tan. rub-
ber sole—$3 .4
Tennis Shoes. - 75c,
3115.31.50
Bathing Shoes 25c
Barefoot Sandals 75c
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Quick
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Power Co.
When in need or Inn, phone us your
nrrler.‘ it will receive prompt utteri-
tion and you will know that. you are
getting the host and purest ice on the
market. We can‘t explain why. but
notnehow or allow orir nu, seems to
last longer than other lee. Phone 680
today tor a. trlnl outer.
Brootslde ice Co.
Glitch and arena. n. Y... it. H a it. ,
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Miss Mary loruutoclr la n guest of
friends in New York
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Mlae‘ Marlo Steusland has returned
from a visit to New Haven.
George llchendry spent Sunday
with friends in New l-laronp ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Ltlwlll linulldll «visited
Mrs. Harry C. Dixon, Monday. .
l". )omatock who has recently been
ill in a guest ot’ friends in Lawlehoro.
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James E. Donnellcy. of Stamford,
event Tuesday with friends in town.
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been visiting friends at
lleach.
have
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Mr. and Mrs. Min
been ghouls of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Fairly.
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‘ W. C. Flanders and faintly are away
on an auto trip through New England
States.
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Mr. and Mrs. ll. l3. Clark are
joining over the arrival of u
daughter.
re.
hnby
been u guest 01‘ Mrs. Otto Schmidt. of
Main street.
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Edward Rutledge and family have
returned to town after a two weelts'
stay at li‘atrtleld Beach.
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Dr. King, who in array for several
wee-ho, visited at his surnmer
East avenue. Monday.
n truest of her brother. Edward
ledge, of Park nll'eel.
A, O. Soilock, of New York,
been. a lllltti‘il. or John Thatcher,
Malu street, for n few days.
Mrs. l‘lutchlusou, of lliduolleld, a
{motor resident of New t"nnnnu, was a
guest or friends here. .‘lloudny.
has
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Mrs. Caroline Fume, who has boon
renting the Folsom culture on Park
«intro?! hunmeltlrned to New York
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a Miss Nellie limde of Long island:
it ‘lrs is nocturnal. serum! rinse with
Mr» .l .l Codi oi hornet meme.
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Mr. and hits" (heron lltlldls. oi
i'illmuklm. halo lrm gut-sis ol .\ll. Mlti
hits l-‘ E. (lrcrn. oi t-loulh
sitter lot onetui rials
loilrmunu :lllll Airs A l) Dixon urn
enlnll I); n \tm‘lt :Q \lall \‘rll ll lull‘r’lllMu
in Nut .ltw . llt'llTV News is tnlr
grime on the lulu.
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the inte lunid Tunis. died (it her lair"
lhouto on tumour lilt‘lllll‘. Monday
unornlnl: 'l‘hv t'unolal services world
,lnld )t‘nlrll‘lilll' nilornoun at the home
ill! lilo lll‘tiullnr'll lim‘ ll, ll. Nt'ltll'.
' ll. it. nun inwd rind lilo, interment was
Hn Inherit-w t‘rluotury.
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lug: 8tmnt‘ord nt zlzuil, 'l‘ur-sdny alter-
uunn, took fire in the Vicinity oi the
Millie whore lllu old molor burned lust
sour, homer-u Sprlllndnlo and 'l’cl~
lnuduu Hill. The tire was discovered
by the motormnu. and the train was
sutopped. Conductor W.
the crow attempted to extinguish the
llntnon. which \H'l't,‘ under the trout
lrucha oi tho motor. but were “Ruth‘-
careful. The train wun dually run to
New Cannon and and the tire put out
by the hydrant hone in lllrv alutlon.
Mina ltlhol Mormon relehrntod
her alxlttvulh birthday at the home of
her parents, Mr. uud Mrs. it. ll. Law-
rence, ol l-lunth uvouuo. ’l‘lu-uduy ore:
nine. The owning proved delightful
to the guests and lint charming youmr
neutron wnn presented with n silver
hatptn and tritium holder by her young
friends. Thane present were: Them
‘doro and Ethel Laurence. Florence
nnd titunley Mend. .‘lun illlddlohroult.
Mildred hurl Julian Heath, lttlrol
Knapp. Miner tolnnloclt lanolin and
[trunk Blltllrus .lolm lunondort. honor
W. Potter, .lllt'lt Einodoltel‘ Howard
, t‘lrupn. Mine Florence ilrudy. of illum-
-- ford and illusion hlnrthn and
Louise
lluyl of Willinck‘n l‘oiut.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
'Manuaemomw. .1. mm. o. 1‘.
Kerr. ill. Hillmrman. (l. (5. Phillips. W.
ill. Patterson. J. l‘. tlnudy. New York;
ll. N llnut. llllsn A. E. llout, i“. ll.
ltrown and wife. ll. It. llrndtord. lino
ion; a. tlrnensleln. (l. A. intuit-r, .I.
(l. Ornatend, heldgepurt; 11. ll. Towns-
end, W. H. Mead, New Haven: ll. L.
Walther, liurii‘ord; ..i W. Eltudwoli
at Layton. F l). Mitten. city“
Fulrilcld I
liocrdt have i
Mrs. Fred White, or lildgellold, has.
place. 5
Mrs. Harry Match. of New York. inE
linei
Main 1
of til (min leur-'
A. Green and ~
Yontrom, W. Metro. New London: ‘7'
‘ FINE BHOWlNfl.‘
Mm Arlen Han Particularly Dietln-
notched Herself.
SOU'I‘HI’CR’I‘ Aug. 4.+~The string
or fast horses owned by Benjamin A.
Holiday. at Southuort, were at Ewing—
vllle Pnrlr, Trenton, last week. Miss
Ariou furnished the attraction or the
meeting in the 2 :30 pace in which
she proved that she is one of the
coming record breakers. There were
13 starters in the race, all of whom
were well up to the mark in records.
Seven heats were required to settle
the race, and all or them Were hotly
mutated. She took second place in
the first two heals, second in line
fourth and won the race in the last
three heats, Miss Arlon was practi-
eully pitted rtguiust every horse. in the
race, for she met. them all in relay.
'l‘ho lent won a remnrknhlo one. The
young more tlulnhed strong utter" the.
gruelling contest, which enctruruges
her owner in believing that. she will
have a great future if nothing linu-i
pens toner. The driving at a lleld of
312 starters into the ground in regard
the rcrnurlulblc by horsemen. ’
“Many ills come tron) impure blood. 9-
Cnn't have pure blood with family dl- ,
gentlemlnzy liver and sluggish bowels, l
Burdock Blood Bitters strengthe he '
stomach bowels and liver. and pull f
lies the blood. l
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Forty-nine of the members nndi
friends of Banner Courrcil,Social Club.
enjoyed a trolley ride to lite Bomb
last evening. and report that they had
a great mod time
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TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSlSTENT '
? WITH BOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
”00,000.00 $117,000.00
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Sate Deponlt Boxes 03 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNM’P. let ViceoPree.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Caehler
DIRECTORS
‘E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
*John H. Knapp John H. Light
Chrletlan Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewte R. Hurlbutt
Henry S. Lockwood
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Fenwick Optical Co. ’
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EYES EXAMiNED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
‘Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNlTED BANK BUlLDlNG.
South Norwelk
* Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
leenvrce mo cureme up To on:
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iRATEC 32 PER DAV AND UPWARD
sunuar masons 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Prater t
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT RATES
J. M. Layton & Co.
lNEUHANCE AND REAL. ESTA?!
AGENTE
5 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk, Ct.
.4... m. H.- ...-»..... w- s .3...me .. ,.
Dai y Litre to N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
Freight reopens" leave Pier
38. East River. New York (foot
at Dover street), every day (on
rent Sunder). at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Namath up to 4 p.
in. and south Nor-mun as to 5: all
W3? omen. * e... it their,
To the Women
. who wash
some of
their clothes ~
at home for “'
Persii
Tho Solt- OXVG EN
Acting
Washing Compound
washes clothing without
rubbing, and without
harm to the clothing, in
half the usu uni time.
Ask your zrom ..l n- I l Fii‘. ll. \sl. your
neighbors about i’l-Z it‘ll. ~ .qu lrok lr r our
big r'nlslrlls. 'un'nIs m this point nhtrr- we
tell all about l’liltilL.
l5: and 25: Packages at All llmcrrs’ '
Cast: a Quarter, bars a Dollar's li’urtlr
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lilies liaise Cassidx ot‘ llelle island
and Miss Agnes Dorsey, of Simon‘s
street, spent Thurduy with friends in
Bridgeport. .
TELEPHONE CALL 720
MR 0N HUU’SE
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N O R W A L K
iShore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order "
Jllllll i. l’illlllllll. Plilll’.
The
Sexto blade
Razor
to just a good plain Razor,
or a “Safety," as you prefer.
Easily strapped. keen, smooth-
Ask to ex-
ahaving blades.
amine one.
STYLE A. 32
STYLE a, S3
CHAS. E. DOW
80. NORWALK. CONN.
The Celebrated $3. 50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 500
Call at our atom and examine them
tor yournoll‘.
W. F. Wigmore 8: Co.
DRUGGIBTQ
8 North Main St... So. Norwelk
a... not... use
The Century Compound
RTOPB ALL LEAKfi
650A GALLON 35c A GALLON
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We guarantee the weather wear at
our Conipuund for three years. Writ.
tor estimates. Correspondence sello-
lted.
Century Rooting Co , Inc.
as Washington at. Booth Norwlllt
late to risen
Others. 1094 M confluent,
announcer“. _ , . A
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