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More Safety Razors
A Complete Outfit 85c
OR all practical purposes. the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any price and
and in some particulars more complete than any other. (IWe 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. (llOrders 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. «Those who
saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not harm, m 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 pur-
chased in any store. stiflhtlfimm
A ., It. will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel, and 85c. If you have never tossed a Safety Razor. you don’t know the satisfaction
and the real enjoyment that one of these unto-date devices gives to the man who shaves
himself. A time saver. a money saver, and strictly sanitary.
This Premium consists of the following:"fifih-‘fix§§wifilml‘
One Silver Plated Holder. ’ l, {1,31 :f;“f‘"f‘ff§"""
One Silver Plated Simpper. . - _ '. ' I; on“
Six Fine Steel Bladcs-~n0ne better. . ,_ I“
One Genuine Horsewhide Leather Strap.
One box of “Very Sharp" Strop Dressing.
Has no equal and acts like magic. a
1' for (A
The cost of nine shoves will more than pay ior this outfit. "
This article is not sold anywhere in South Norwallr or vicinity.
By having one of these outfits you practically have six separate razors in one, as with
the Stroppcr each blade can he stropped some as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
eludes away, but strep them, and with “Bailey’s Very Sharp" Dressing your old blades
will be equal to new. ’
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No more honing or grinding required on any style razor for with "Bailey’s Very Sharp"
a
Dressing on your strep, this is all eliminated. I
You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
numbered bring them to The Sentinel office, Washington St, South Norwalk with 85c in
rush and get one of these outfits. . . .
Aaron ~ Asthma!
‘g‘ 1 arkable .ffer
These will positively he sold to
ENTINEL READERS only at this Special
Price.
Sentinel Razor Coupon
No. 92
POPHAM’ 8 ASTHMA REMEDY
ives instantrelioi and an itbsolbte cure
I: all cases of Asthma. Bronchitis, and
Hay Fever. Sold by druggista; mail on
receipt of price 01' ..oo
'I‘rial Podium by mu :0 cents.
”wounds urn. CDIIPMM. Cleveland. on.
, For ratio by The Cllttord Pharmacy.
”Tnensunv’EM‘pfiovE nesiods.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.-Mrs. Wil-
lu A. Leonard, utter torty~sey'eII years
in the aorvle ot the Treasury Deparb
ment, ill-l chief. of the counterfeit de-
tection division. has resigned on ac-
count oi her health. She is 7] years
old. Mrs. Leonard is the mother of
Major Henry Leonard. U. 8. Marine
Corps, who commands the tuwul pri-
son at Portsmouth, N. 11.
GloVe r’s
c—n-u—u
Vacalion
SHOES
Dress Shoes
Elite 35350-34
Ralston - $4
Hanan$5.50-$6
Outing Shoes, tan, rub-
ber sole—~53
Tennis Shoes, - 75c,
$1.25. $1.50
: Bathing Shoes - 25c
Barefoot Sandals “75c
‘90c, $1
Two Stores
South Norwalit
!
3 Norwalk
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You Can Get the
Quick
Heat
‘ you need for
Pies and Pastries
in a
~ GAS
RANGE
OVEN
Housatonic
Power Co.
When In needot lee. phone till your
:ordor. It will root-lye prompt attun-
‘glion and you will know unit. you are
. market.
itouay tone trial order.
Brookside lee (lo.
. close. of the meeting, said if it passed
. IItIpIIopI'iIIIlIIn from the treasury of tho
,woutltor III-II upon for nil nutotnohlllnln
who disregard tho low on thin mun-II
yelling the boat and purest lee on the
We can‘t explain why, but
leomohow or other our loo seems to
loot longer than other lee. Phone list)
0PPDSEB T0 TIIIE lllllBlIll
BRIDGE BILL
(Continued trout FtratjPago.)
which was printed in The Sentinel
loot. week. The resolutions of last
night were passed ‘by about half of
the fourteen citizens present voting in
the atllrxnetivo and no one voting neg-
otively.
There appeared to be considerable
opposition to the Jud-sen bill on the
part or the bridge committee. and
Chairman John St. Seymour. .at the
the legislature he would use his. ut-
most ef’fort to have it deieuted when
the vote was taken on It by the citi-
zons of ‘NoI-wallt. lle preditned that
its pitasage w0uld open the way for
endless litigation. and the town would
have a. number of lawsuits on ltsI
hand-II as u result of the ludson‘ hill.
Cbnhman John "-3. Seymour called
the morning in OI'IIIIII .II S: I‘I oelot‘Jk
Joseph \V ltoonIIy submitted tlIIII ,
following resolution, IVIiIlIlI nus rend‘
by 'l‘onn C‘lotk llor-bext ll. Smith: l
Whereas, A bill is now presented [DI
the (lenerni Assembly on tho iniduel
and the park. in which neither the;
bridge “or the park is laid out lug
wlIlIlI tho-Io is no state appropriation
lot the draw and no tonIIIllIIItion lev
le'd nudinut the trolley company.
though on its account the. bridge. Inust
be built one-third wldpr nnd ten times
stronger, and L
liIiItntlon the question of the public
also and necessity of the layout of the
bridge, and the layout of the pork, and
the nmount at the contribution of the
trolley C(llllliilll}, if any, under It pub~
lie law not yet passed; now therefore.
be it.
Resolved. That the Town or .\‘or~I
walk in town meeting assembled, res.
peerluliy urges upon the General .\s~
sembly of the state. that tho anld bill
does not meet the tilltlntlon. does not
provide lunds suilieient for building
the bridge and the park in case both
were voted; inmost-III upon the town
net-[Hoes litigation. and invites litinn-
tion, and prevents the town from tak-
ing advantage of any of the'preesut
bids for the bridge;
Resolved. That tinI legislative com-
mittot- lli‘ Instructed to oppose the
sold bill for the foregoing reasons. and
in nil proper ways to urge upon the
votntnlilee of the legislature. and upon
both houses 6"! thr- lIIgialntul'e, a. bill
lmfillll't‘ly laying out the hrlduo, on the
layout mode by the selerliuen‘. P033“
tlt'oly laying out the pork; making on
.IluitI. of not less ihnn $50,000 to r‘t‘llll-
lllll‘l-‘L‘ Illl’ nonstrnvtio“ rust. of the
draw. III port. and lowing it special
tux upon lllt' trolley ('t'llllllllli)' for its
lllt‘ bridge .lllrl drnu;
lit‘fil‘h'l'tl. 'i’hut \IlI-In this lll‘“("IllH
IIdJoIIrIn-. it ndjnum: until Tnosdny on»-
nine. SI-IIIIIIIIIIIIII i3. lull, III .\ «I'elorh.
III llIls pinn- .
'l‘llo resolutions Wl'l‘i‘ seconded by
IIIIIIIII t‘iIIIr-Ih. the lite IIIIIIII-
lIIIIII III‘ IlIII lII'lIluv t‘Olllll'lilIN' in II!-
lI-ntlnnru. nnd “hr-n p11 to \oto pansy
ed “‘llituill n dissenting voice:
Those p: "l'lfl III III 'lIII monthly. wort-t
lint. A. l“. litmd John S. Seyttiour.
lILIIIIII t‘hurIlI, .II-lll ph \\. Rtllllit'). 'l‘. l
llnyntond. Sutton-i Lynne. tivorue I".
l-‘rII‘IIII. .lill‘ilt‘l~‘ ’l‘_ ”lllllfi‘ll, .lnlIII illln
med. .loim llIIlew. .ll‘, it it. Smith
und two llt‘th‘, .iiit'i' I‘I‘I‘l‘l'r'i'dllllIth‘fi.
(HM! «If
SCARE‘S SUFFRAGETS.
Constable Morway Hold: Up Famous
Touring Padty.
ll'A'l‘lIiR'i‘tlll‘N. Amt. fire-I’l‘tlllk l..
MMWII)’, countable, lluullod lIlII hurlmI
of more In the like «It the terrifying
IIIIfi'rnItI-in him anI lnvudlmt these
ports. lI‘I‘lIlny owning. und dared to
pin" 0 them with III'IIulIlnIt the low by
lullltnz III llItlIt tlII-lr automobile lumps,
(lowed I-IIIIIIIlI-IIIly, the llltlll-(lt‘tlilltllllil
out'upnnia of the NW ordered tin‘lr
chauffeur in voluply nnd I-IIIIIIIIII the
eluitIiInII or the low, liluhtinu their
IIIIIII'I'lIllulIl the party ludnd nutty.
iirout IIrIIIlll \vnn ulvun lllt.‘ t‘tlliollllllt‘
for tho hrnvIIt‘y IIlIIIwn lu oppuolm: lit"
IIIIlltII-Im‘u of vulva {or women. and
thereby IIIIIIIIIIII iIlnIIIIIlr to the dunner
or their moth in the tutor". (“ow
utnlllo Morwuy III pvohnbly It marked
tnun now. ntld it in «old oboui town
that he will do Well to either IIIIIIIIIII‘
hiII flame or 1-th his more of root-
deuce. whon the women immune Ion-II
mother-II. incidentally the rulinut
IIIIIII-Illnn oi the luw in hopping bio
and ilflllfllllll‘ up his budge.
9 when... W... «II-mum
L038 OF“ TIME MEAN8 LOSS OF
PAY.
itldnoy troubles not] the till: it
lIroedtI merino lost time and lost pay
to many n working men. hi. llnlenl.
liilIi Little l‘ounn IIIrIIel, iltrnntor, lli.,
who so had from kidney nod blunder
lroltlilo lhttl he could not work. but he
unyn: "i look lI‘olor iihlnoy l’lllu for
Only It short lime nod not entirely well
and true eoun uhln to go book to unrlr,
and um fooling doll and healthier than
hetero ” Foley Kldnes l’lils are toule
in option, quirk In resultsma good
friend to the workinz‘nutn or women
. ho outlet-a from kidney the. The
III-lore lineman}- and W. 'l“. thmore
Porder issued today.hy the post olllce
\l'horene, it is proposed to leave to I
just I‘nnii‘ilvutlou Inward lllt’ cost ol'I
‘ 6 trauma Mm.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS AND
‘ BONDS. '
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.4—Among“
the 50 post otfleea designated in the
department as postal saving deposb
torles is that of New Milford. (Jenn,
to take ofteet September 1.
Postal Havingu depositorios are be
ing named as lost as supplies eun his
forwarded. Up to date 1,200 oiiirea
have been selected and additions are
being. made to the list at the rate of
too second class and 25 first class
offices per week. About two thirds
of the second class oillees in the
country have already been named
and it its exported that in six weeks
or so the entire list of oillees in that
class will have been designated.
it is stated at the department that
the first issue of postal savings bonds
IeuulII-Ii in the purchase by depositors
ol‘ $11,000, mostly in small IlrthIIIIIlII-
I.tilunu Another opportunity will be‘
'Iglien Iloposltotu to putehnsei bonds on
the that of .Iltnunry rim. it will he
not ousnrl fo‘i' those depositors wish-I
inp. to purthuae bonds at that time to
make application not later than ile-
number lo.
The post oiliillce department hate
under tonslderalion the question of al- ‘
lowing substations to l‘t’Ct‘Ile depos-
lie and it has been pruetienllv decid-
ed that tinI lllOl-il important stations
“ill be llIIOllt‘d to toreite postal sni- I
lug deposits. i
~"Sun‘ertrd day and night the tor-l
mom of itching plies. Nothing helped
run until i used Doan'a Ointment. it;
Icured me permanently."-Hon. Jobn‘
fill. (l'arrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
,OityNationalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 $117,000.00
Sate Deposit Boxes 83 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vlce-
Preo
WiLFRED BODWELL, Calhler
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Swartz Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lockwood
FenWIck Optical Co
KRYPTOK
WSW arrow
EVES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDlNG,
South Norwalk
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Hotel Mahackemo
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
oeuvre: mo comma: or To one
’IIA-rua are non DAV mo uewnno
suuoar DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
TRAVELERS’
Liability Policies
Proter i
Automobile Owners
not: us “our nitrite
J. M. Layton 8t Co.
lNQURANCl ANN REAL ESTATE
AGENTB
South Norweiit', 0t.
DaIly Line to N Y
For FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers leave Pier
I? B8. Beet River. New York (foot
at Dover street). every day tex-
eept Huntley}. at a p. In. Freight
retrained shitlomeilt” up to 4 II.
III. and South Nor-mil: up to 5:39
”I m“ V
Ann M Jr With; {la GIN
’pOIud‘l i get great relief."
Nor—wall; Steumbort Company _
Marries mm
- . swear Powozns
FOR cnILonI-znl-
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more ’ null nee, ‘oetm In:
W jzglreukfl “f Lnldo
Don'lHInel" Sum
snubbed?“ A;
W. F. ngmoxo & 00., 3 North Hal!
St.. South Norwolk.
ghoamlé rug II I. Ilium. I
.outs'rzo. L. Rev. ”I'd v.
JENNINGS BOUND OVER TO THE
SUPERIOR COURT.
ll’ES'l‘POll’l‘, Ant: R.:<-'l‘iII- (use at
Ronnie MeIlo again-at tit-rune S. Jun-
nlngs came up before Justice Samuel
A. Purdy Friduy afternoon. it won
first supposed that. Justice I‘lll'IIy
would be unable to preside and .lllh"
tiee lint-on Wain-mun, III" l-‘nirliold
value over to substitute for him. The
local oilinlnl. however, was on dork,
and pronounced the case no warrant-
ing binding over to the Superior court.
tit l’iI'lIlgeport.
Attorney John C. (‘lIuI‘IIheI‘lain, oi”
Bridgeport, represented Jennings, nnd -
pleaded for acquittal on the ground of
insufficient evident-II. Judge Frank l1.
Lll'lldor was the woman's counsel.
HAY FEVER. ASTHMA AND SUMo
MER COLIDS
must be relieved quickly and Foley's
Honey and 'l‘nr (‘ontpound will do it.
l) M. Stewart. 10‘” Wolfram atIeIt,
i‘hir. I'n miles: ‘1 how lletn “Igni-
ly tIouhlrId duIIIIg the hot summer
months 'I‘. iIlI lid) lI-‘evm and find that.
by using Foley‘s llonoy and ’l‘ar Com-
Ilinny oth-
ers who suffer similarly will be glad
to benefit M Mr Stewarsl‘ experience.
The Bridge PluIrI'nInty and \l'. 'l‘. Wit:-
more & Co. ”
TELEPHONE CALL 720
MR llll HllllSlE
(Gregory Boulevard)
E A 8 T N 0 R W A L K
{Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
Jllllll l. ll’.8lllllllll PRllP.
, The
Sexto-blade
Razor
is just a good plain Razor,
or a “Safety." as you prefer.
Easily strapped. keen, smooth- ‘.
"In -.. 4
shaving blades. Ask to ex-
amine one. .1
STYLE A. $2
STYLE B,S S3
CHAS. E. DOW
80. NORWALK. CONN.
The Celebrated $3.50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for 500
(lull Itt curvature and examine them
for yourself.
W. F.Wigmore & Co.
DRUGGIBTB
ll North Main 8L. Bo. Normik
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rIefCentury Compound
atone ALL LEAKQ
65¢: A oniton (lot; A GALLON
We guarantee the Wonther wear 0!
our Compound for three years. Writ.
tor estimates. Correspondence sullen
lied.
Century Roofing (in, inc. 3‘
83 Washington St. South’NerwlIllt
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1571! to 1835
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