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ore Safety Razors
omplete Outfit 85 c
OR all practical purposes. the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any price and
and' In some particulars more complete than any other. I; We announced June 22
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. (uOrders have been taken since the supply was exhausted con-
ditionally. We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that a continuance
of the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is a public demand. (Whose ‘who
saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not done an and tlmllw‘ to
secure the Outfit can begin with this number.
This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur-
‘ f1”...?f?i:a1§iil
It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
chased in any store. I '1
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 gives to the man who shaves
himself. A time saver, a money saver, and strictly sanitary.
This Premium consists of the following: ,,,, g 1313‘ gtififfifii‘
One Silver Plated Holder. 3’ ' . ~ ; 1"‘1’91‘1’éjfwe'
One Silver Plated Stroppcr. “1,111‘1; ‘
Six Fine Steel Bladewnone better.
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.
One box of “Very Sharp” Strap Dressing.
Has no equal and acts like magic. ‘ “v1.37
The cost of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit.
This article is not sold anywhere in South Nor-wall: or vicinity.
,By having one of these outfits you practically have ‘alx separate razors in one. as with
the ‘Stropper each blade can he strapped some as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
1,:Ilodes away. butetrop them, and with “Bailey‘s Very Sharp" Dressing your old bladea
;; will be equal to new.
No more honing or grinding required on any style razor for with "Bailey’s Very Sharp”
L'Dresoing on your strap, this in all eliminated.
numbered bring them to The Sentinel office. Washington St., South Norw’allr with 85:: in.
(:th and get one of these outfits. .
These will positively he sold to
ENTINEL READERS only at this Special
Sentinel Razor Coupon
Price. . I» ,
ll Outfit can be seen at any time by calling . 1 ‘ ‘- _ 91
atthiaofilea. 1 ‘1 LL: ‘* x _
You can begin cutting our coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively“
Mohaokemowhlr and Mr».
Blair. Detroit, Mich; it. Halbert city:
C W Penney, Patersdn,.N. J.; ll) ll.
Gresby, Terrors. N. Y Mine E. Hoyt.
Mice Z. Donn. '1‘. Dean. Darlen; Mr.
‘ and Mrs. Santana, Mr. Towaudn and
‘tamlly, Mr. Rollins and family. Miss
1A. Cannon. Mills ’1‘. Gannon, J. H- Rice.
Sig. Saute‘lle's shows.
REV. wenmrn'is VACATION.
«Rev. James Benton Werner. of Bel-
den avenue, rector of Grace Episcopal
Chumh, ntartod upon his annual V8.03»
vtlon today and Will he may until the
Ithlrd Sunday In September. Rev. Al—
vln I" Knoll of Grace Church Chico
pee, Mass” will otllclnte in the local
Grace Church pulpit on three Sundays
"during the reotol’ a absence. '
GIOVer’s
M
Vacation
SHOES
Dress Shoes
Elite $3.50-S‘4
_ Ralston - S4
3 HananS5.50-Sb
Outing Shoes, tau. rub-
ber sole—$3
Tennis, Shoes, -
. $1.25. $1.50
Bathing Shoes - 25c
Barefoot Sandals 75c
75c,
l 90c. $1
‘ Two Stores
jNorwalk Smith Norwallt
mumnymfluu—a; Aw. 1.. “lawn-urwnmlhx . "Mn-«a. I..-
You Can Get the
Quick
Heat
you need for
Pies and Pastries
in a
I
ERANGE
OVEN
éHousatonic
Powier Co.
I When in need of loo. phone till your
order. it Will receive prompt atten-
tion and you will know that you are
getting the host. and parent ion on the
market. We can't explain why, lint
somehow mother» our lea. seems to
last longer than other loo. Phone 530
' today for a trial order. '
Brooksrde ice Co. ,
New York: Dr. Benton. Boston; 6.1...
.4. l
ideal almost exclualwly
amines: Ploklng Up But Thlna‘o Not,
_ Encouraging. ‘
Mon connected with the hut trade
whose business taken them into the
halting districts of New Jersey fro~
quently say'thnt ,provnlllug conditions
there have been much less satiafuc»
tory, on the whole. than conditions
here have been» In Philadelphia and
other hidden where many hats are
made things the been llttle or no
better. but in all districts the trade is
now‘plcklng up in good shape, al-
though New Jersey does not speak
very optimistically ol‘ the outlook'ho.
yond the next. few weeks. The New
Jersey districts molte more Holt. hats
than slit! goods and just now they are
feeling the exceptionally good bush
nose in that‘llne of, goods. The soft
hailing Industry in Dnuhury haa
grown greatly during the lust tow
years and considerable trade that
formerly went. to New Jersey in mm
coming here. lII very low places is still?
hattlulr as ln'luh no Still halting.
That the competition
made goods is attll responsible let this
condition to II certain extent In the
l (z-ontluaiou ol' Int-II who have studied
cups and soil hats to a wry large inc-.1
tor.
are summed up by tho \‘ouruk it \r-u
‘lng News as follow l
l The halting industry in (ironed!
\Illlt h for the last three years has out Y
{feted probably the worst slump in its
.lIislorv In looking up l‘hom in mi
demo that for at least a month the
Imeu ulll h In» more “(Il‘k than they
time had at any time:- since the trade
iuent to pic-ma
not menu that conditions are nrtulu
normal or that next winter wlll llnd
capacity but it Is the most fnx'ornhlej
hing. It III all but {our (hiya having
been idle on Mondays and Saturdny.
This in the hut 1:111 of the rush sermon;
and if the trade has normal, the big;
alIoIIII would be working to trullncityi
and overtime. 1
plus. hurl. dono in sIIInllr-I shops. ”g‘llio
trade, u'hlle ontoutuulun, Is not up to
this mull; houowr.
At present the Inc! orlos are. turning
out the s‘IIIqu undo and u to“ hum
‘for the winter trade.
l
with I‘ielnll
51mm how- uot been nilootod by the
1 rush. all their reason of activity comes
1 later
“bile oIItiIIIlI' In {lilpllllh on the. sur-
: taco there ucre {'lfit‘t's uhou
dim iuml conditions
iuhlcll \l'llllt' um t.l‘l\ 1: «Ir Illllll'lltlli‘,~
Llor of tin mutual iurllcntloue,
«'ant so lululu.
“The fort in}
g illiui‘tnutlun
sold tutu mun. “than
lnml'o (If the llrms, I'ulhoz' than tie up,
Sthelr 111111on in u lot of stock. have
‘held out to I‘m- lnsl minute to rush
lth'.“ “ouull u’ltnt IIlIlI‘IIs lllt" have. if
'llII- 11min Iltwtw‘ not Idol. up ill the
monutinw nnutlur mouth lulll ltud the
old (hiltlltiulm Int-tolling
Annllim 111.111 .IIIIlhuled the renow-
I
" fun; when; plan at at mil or: Hulln‘ llllll
jtlw houses how hold hurl; to make
[into Imrt' linens
toior'v intro niIlIIIn-Il their entire IIIII-‘
:(lurt to johlwra lilt' no“ lighting. II III
'Sllltl, {III the it ltlll trade. Where are
am hold to llt' two reasons for things
(lilo is that try ohtnlnlng the retail
Etrade the nlunquIoIIIrI-rn hope to
in‘ronuc their output and then through
llllt‘ll‘ uhllll)‘ to nudul‘uoll what are
lltnou'u nu "lily shops" to put um (I
business mm or the flit'llll‘tt which hung
contributed to the mute slump In Or
sense
"A on alIoII ' is It Iom'orn, uuuullt' u
runnll one and sometimes the retail
doltlur Mun-toll. Wlllt'll lulyu hath In
the rouuh and than ttulahou and trims
them on order from Individual wrno
urn. Them III II profit to the manufac-
tutor quhlnu the lllllll in the rough on
Well no to the “dry ahuII" llltlltt'l‘ and
It to limited that the InIInIIlnquror. 11y
denllnu dlroot with the retailer. can
undoraoll tho "dry shop" dealer.
M the {notorlou of it. V. Wonnott
to (lo. 11 won anld Lhnl the lump to on
(all limo and the prospects are hrlnht.
it appeared that tlIu"L‘uII~tIott factory
to the busiest. In the district.
At: the it“. now; In Co. plant. it was
said. that. the shop In operating on full
time. lllltl that II was hoped the proo-
IIorlty would wontlnuu.
(list ilrolhorn at Cm. on Thomas
IIII‘cot, urn. doing Well. not In tho liven
nun Hat Company. on North {footer
street. The Wilson Company on- ll‘l‘m‘
mun ntrnet. la hunter than It was. and
at the trimhlo factory conditions are
more satisfactory. The No Nuum Ilium,
and that of Admin, Drew ll, Co. deal
‘dlroet with the retailers and nri: mm1
hut along.
John A. Monti. oi Orange. .tormor
president-of the United Hatters. or
North America. in now chairman 61‘
'_ cartoon Federation of Labor at Who‘ll}
ol‘ forelgn- l
’ tIudo oondltlonu, but the popularity oil mull
l
Conditions In \‘ew Jeisot tlinll‘ltln
the factories uorklng nnluhot‘e “‘"ariTnANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
I
sign of returning activity that has: FACILITY CONSISTENT }
manifested Itself in a long while I cw|11NKls£gND i
All (It the till; shops have ntartedi
running all; days, a week or are Idol Capital Surplug‘and prom.
Iulrlng to. whom 1hr) lune been run “00.00030 ”17,000.00
D
and having. their nut-l
The limits that:
inside:
“‘Qm :’
.ed llt'lhliy In the far: that the sale of
Se r'otul or the hit. ilIIus \\lll(‘ll how '
III-l
ifiERVICE AND CUNSINE UP TO OATIj
{QRATES $2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
the legislation committee at the am- ‘
- It
said by some or his triendu that he
will be a candidate next December for
his old lattice at the annual meeting Ofl
tho llattota‘ Union. lie was defeated
in May, but a change in the time tor .
holding thee loctlon brings unotheri
election In December.
W
PAID BIG FINE AND COSTS.
W
Frank Riley Attempted to Get Peanutul
Without Money from Costa!
Cowran.
“lie hell drunk" said Costaa Cow-i,
ms the Greek fruit stow III'oprlotm
in Main street. to members ot‘ the Nor
walk police force on Saturday night,
I'oforrlng to Frank lilloy, uho entered?
the store and started it little wild west‘
show, when Cowrus tried to eject him
101121ny from the Iplnre. “Hold punt-h "
said Cowrno in explaining how ueur he
came to going down under II mostl
torilflr' blow aimed at him, whleh he'
escaped by dodging E
lllloy wanted peanuts without morn;
(I) t‘ owras wont over and pushed him;
from the store With a football rush
of dine gone by. Riley returned and
CUWHIB lurkily ditched in lime. Olli-
eels Thomas llorney and Jnrvls Mur-I
ray hearing the rumpus arrived sl- l
anomaly, and escorted Riley to
W; “or atleet. ‘ l
lilo cnao nas quickly dlaqmaml of;
this mor'nlnlz. the. Wanner pleading
Ir'nllty to Intoxication. breach of the
pence assault and the use of profane
language lodge Lot kwood uns lon-
lent, but it? and route was the fine.
The total amount when the rests
noro added on. teacher! 315.80 uhleh 1
“as paid later by Clifford Sherwoodu
Rile)‘ s employel. . I
i:
I
This however. (local 1
CityNationalBank
BUSlNESS AND OFFERS EVERY
m
Safe Deposit Boxes 33 and $5 per year:
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pres.
FRpEDERlCK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice‘
res.
WlLFRED BODWELL. Cashier
I
mnecrons I
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lockwood
FenWIck Optical Co.
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KRYPTO
WWSIBZE B] “FOCAZ
eves exmmeo can: i
AND GLASGES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING, I
South Norwnlk i
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Hotel Mahackemol
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
suuoar ounces 75c
‘Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL m
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Prater t
Automobile Owners
ASK US ABOUT‘ RATES
.l. M. Layton 81 Co. »
IueunAucn’huo anon entire
noeure
a neuronal Av... 013th Norwalk. Ct.
wAMw‘mmws
Daily Line to N; Y.
.For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propeller-II
38. mm River. New Your (torn
oi Dom street). every day (are
cent sender). of 3‘11». to. moan
received at Norwalk onto 4 p.
In. and south eternal? up to 6:30
II In. ‘
' Nero-III Steamboat
learn rm 1 .
WW
‘OV'ERBQAFK‘D FROM CANOE.
W
“New
Norwalk Young lady Gets Drenchlng I
in Sunday Clothes At Compo. '
The water was lino yesterdal, huh
than at any 3 ‘
not one whit mom dry
other time. Miss Maude Holley, of
Academy street, spout youtcrduy at.
Compo Beach. Meat of the time she
was in her bathing suit and the red.»
son in given as follow. She had an .11
ilnvltutlon to go canoeing with a young
man and was sitting In the canoe
iwnltlng for him to step In. Two or,
three friends were around the, canoe,
ostensibly for the purpose of steady
in}.' it Without any \Vflllllllg Whaler.
or they turned the canoe upside down,
and Mlae Ruhey was throuu into the.
Water with all her (ilOlllhfi on. Him
hurried to her brother" 5 rump and
there donned her bathing suit, whiIlI
she kept on for the lemnlndm of tho
(1113281111 in a swimmer and not.
afraid of the u .11er no when shot wr1 Ill;
"'0V('lll(mid Miss ltnhoy aunm ashore
She is none the worse for her .Idvouu
lure this alternoon.
,_..4. .w. Wm“...
HUMBOLT LODGE CLAMBAKE.
Songs and an Excellent Dinner Afford.-
ed Pleasure for All.
The members of Humbolt Lodge, No.
3.30115 of Hermann. enjoyed a clam—
make yesterday afternoon, at. Fried.-
Iltll‘s grove. The nl’l‘air was a happy
'one and resolved itself Into a typical
Geruum some; and out test The gentle.-
men who here singer's entertained
throughout the day uith selections
and all enjoyed the excellent music.
The bake was fine and all did ami
ole justice to the good things which
were consumed with a rclluh.
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TELEPHONE CALL 720
BUR UN HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A s T N O R W A L K
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
:Illlllll l. ll’illllllill. Pillll’.
The
Séxto-blade
Razor
is just a good plain Razor, l
or a “Safety," as you prefer. l
Easily stropped. keen. smooth- 3
Ask to ex- l
amine one. i
STYLE A. 52
STYLE B. .133 .
shaving blades.
.CHAS. E. DOW
80. NORWALK. CONN.
The Celebrated S3. SO
WELLER
Safety Razor
for Silo
Call at our store and oxamlno them
{or yourself.
~ W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGIGTO
a North Main on. no. Norwolk
“Wmlflwu‘ 4 -w .
Does Your Roof Leah?
The Century Compound
STOPS ALL LEAKS
title A GALLON Silo A GALLON
”l1 m
We guarantee the weather went- 0!
our Compound tor three years. Write
tor estimates. Correspondence collo-
lied.
century Racing (30.. inc.
all Waehlnutdn or. South Norwallt
a
» fixamtneeln
i] 9. Patent emit-o.
Intro to lost!
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