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’A Complete Outfitw 85c
ORall practical purposes, the EOUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit 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
before that time. In three days all the Razors were gone, and until now we have been
‘ unable to secure more. (“Orders have been taken since .the supply was exhausted, con-
We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that a continuance
(llThose who
saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not done so and desire "2
ditionally.
of the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is a public demand.
Secure the Outfit can begin with this number.
This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur-
Elm
4." It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their’numhers from The
chased in any store. . 5' .i;’i.fiti§§.§
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 l
.2 himself. A time saver, a money saver, and strictly sanitary.
This Premium consists of the following: flrfiifiammfl?
One Stiller Plated Holder. 159:3“, v‘w ’2 froltw'
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One Silver Plated Stropper. 2 ‘3 .' allow”
Six Fine Steel Blades—anone better. ”-221“. if!"
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strop.
One box of “Very Sharp" Strap Dressing.
2 :9? tern» ‘
Haa‘no equal and acts like magic.
The cost of nine shaveawill 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 your separate razors in one, all with
2 the Stroppcreach blade can he stropped name as the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
, ‘oladea away, but atrop them, and with “Bailey's Very Sharp” Dressing your old bladed
C will be equal to new.
No more honing or grinding required on any Style razor for with “Bailey’ 5 Very Sharp"
,rbresaing on your strep, this is all eliminated.
You can begin cutting out coupons at any time and when you have ten consecutively
numbered bring them to The Sentirfl office, Washington St. South Norwalk, with 85c in
ash and get one of these outfits.
Y Sentinel Razllr Coupon _
‘1l'tei' annual ngrioult‘tirni
‘ in only how that the me
Time wall when the tobago crop of
‘ lounecticut was not considered any-
thing of indolent in: the rum total of
units and It
ern methods
of cultivation iltlveilocllred improved
reunite so that she oonlcnlnto line as
a "tobacco state." Recent atorlnu In
the tobacco districts are reported to
have done upwards of SW. 000 worth of
damage and in the old days thui would
have told heavily against the crop;
state this year Will rnleo ahout $0,000,-
000 worth of tobacco, illld when one
town alone will contribute a third of
that, this loss does not figure much In
the grand reunite. _, it ill almost. a. hog.
llgihle quantity—"Brillgeport Stand-
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Dress Shoes
Elite S3.§0-S4
Ralston -, S4
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Outing Shoes, ten, rub-
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i Bathing Shoes - 25c
_ Barefoot Sandals 75c
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Pies and Pastries
in a
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but now that it Ill expected that“ the! ‘
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Many a South Norwalk Reader; Will
‘. Feel Grateful for This Infor.
y ‘mation.
When your hack gives out;
Becomes lame, Week ‘or aching;
When urinary troubles act in,
Your kidneyal are "In a ind way."
Dean's Kidney Pills are for etch
kidneys. ‘
Local evillenuo proved their merit.
Mrs. Alhért Collklin, 143 East. Wnuh-
ingtoll street. South Norwailr..Conn..
says: “I suffered for yours from kid-
ney complaint. There was it hearing-
dowu feeling Ill the small of my lmclo
and cited 1 was no atill‘ and lame that
l couldfinot walk. The kidney adore»
lions wgro unnatural and 1 know that
something must he done. Hearing.
i‘lonn’a Kidney Pills highly spoken of
I got, u uupply at I‘llnislelizll Drug Store
and although other remedies failed to
help me, they lu‘ulln‘llt prompt relief.
I feel grateful to Doun'a Killley I’llis
for what, they horn done for lilo.”-—2
(Statement given April lilOt‘lI.
A Confirmed Endorsement.
Ml‘ji. Conlllln was interviewed on
.luno 22, 1911, and she said: "i uni
only too pleased to confirm lily fol-moi
statement, regarding Dolln'syliidno)
l’ille. They worked wonders ill my
case until! shall always he grateful
to them."
For solo by all dealers. Price. Sill
mulls. iiosler-hlillulrll (‘o., Blifi'liltl,:
New York, solo agents for the llnitedl
tiltiltll
Remember the llllllll‘.“~DOIIIISW-ililtl
tulle no other.
“Romeo sure lN AUTOMOBILE
arr-rams.
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15,000 Registered Cars July 31.. and:
17000 Operators“ Licesneee.
On July hi this state had met if»
i(200 motor vehicle registrations and
’Ile leaned over 1.7.000 motor vehicle:
opornlors‘ licenses. Author t‘ifoot. thei
clerk ill the other» of the stale. uecre».
lary who is Inuucllinteir ill charge ofl
the automobile depurlmout and uilo
mudo lilorolupllnlions yoelludlly guvo‘
out the following lllzurr-s for the vent
up to Jul) 3i: 1.2uz'lu prilato rogistrn
lions, 374 dealers, :3 Ilvelymou l.-i
hilt motor moles, 17208 motor \ohhi
Hie lilmllltora' lilollsos 1.1725 lllotori
(21w lo operators licenses
During Jul) liw number of routs-i
notions and licenses dropped lK‘lt‘W"
tihlr. there being all? private roulslru
lions, it! dollloru, I332 llloiol‘ cycle for;
lstrntlmls, 1.2V: motor l‘wllivlo open.
‘lol‘s' licenses, 12.“. motor cl'ul'c opera 3
lora‘ licensee. .lllllv lillll April time
the lnrltrsl months: in \Ollllill‘ of hurt
llvfifl for tho lil‘uull'lluollt. April surpuss
lull June. May lllltlrt'Li llll'df‘l‘i
'lillili lhnsn l'nl‘ July. “The iluuloh' for;
HESS lli'llllit‘ i‘l'lli‘lil‘lilltlllli;
dual»;
“'0‘ HI
.lulln are:
24222 tumor
«re 1 '33 lllollu “\l'llitit' oprr :llO'N'
wllsvs ltllil it?» luolol (\tll‘ .l. ti atoll.”-
ill «use 5.
i'}l3lt‘ instantltlmza. i.‘
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ROBINSON CRUSOES OF THE
YEAR l‘lll.
Shipwrecked Marines Lived
Months on Barron island.
\' ll NC 7.. \luwhil. Allu‘ ill .\lll‘l‘tlioll
in l-iuuuis, of lllstlvss on lllllllwoll is.
litttltl. n i‘flllt‘ll rot I. no.“ 'l he outruuw
i-n Iioaullelllou liu} lilo smilulslllp
illu‘tllnl on August ‘2.
lion! gull took off luo turmoil and
starring lllcll. (‘llill'lM-t Alexandol and
xlviu Alllleruo. The men lllltl been
on the lalnnd two months and would
have perished Inn for lilt‘ i’lerflmi
News of tho l'vai‘lu‘ repelled here Morn
dill
’ilte Illl‘ll sailed from Kodiak, “M
II. In It doll on a prospectipu voy-
llltll. Alloul .lunt2 I. ll otorln upset
their craft ott' liarriwull Island and
their provisions llllll outfit were lost
ill the son. They lunllulrod to not
ashore. lull with practically nothing
lull their clothing.
The men. who had ll few mntcllon,
litnd for lnoutilu on mussels. olnlua
young nulls. sou wood and “lid llorlle
which they cooked. After their
mutolloi gave out. about July 1, they
lilo their l‘uolh'nw. 'l‘wu yellsolu pushed
order. it. will rotldlvotpl‘olllpt atten-
tion and you will know that. you are
getting the boat and purest too on the
.murllot. We onllt explain Why, but
'llonlellow or otllér our loo rooms to
last longer than other ice. minus 580
today for a trial order. .‘
, Brooksrde l o‘co. -
I When In hired of ice, phone no your
without noticing their signals of ‘(llfl'
trees.
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BPURIOUS HAT LADEL.
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Against It.
The foilouinl; notice. has lleeeu Ia.
. lllloll from the headquarters of tho Am-
erican Federation of Lliilor ill Wllull.
mom:
‘ Numerous communications have
hot-ll received ll)’ tier-rotary Tracy, oi
the llliioll nbol trillion department. rel
alive in n npurloun Iultteru‘ Inhol. lino
label has llllml aunt in printed on
“iluht lll2owu paper oblong to shape.
with tho wmdu “W. It It at N A
lllllmi Millie.“
hear the union label of the allied print
labor movement.
every one purchasing built to he all
he lntlel Which the ll t hours. if
. ‘l .
Supreme Court of Errors Sustalnn
handed down It decision in the case oi”
ll. B. Schuefer, Jr., and Company}
Eliazheth filly. at al.. confirming the do
clat‘on of Judge Curtis oi the Supreme
Court.
Judge (hulls in May and Jur.le
and some weeks wore occupied in its
trial.
of the amount due under a huildllllsr
contract. for the erection of the. onion.
B’lYL‘ school hulldlnlrs now occupied by
tho Misses Ely llt. tjlroollwlcll.
plulntil‘l.‘ was trying to recover the lull~
once of $46,000 claimed on the/contract
l (loot-go C.
illoapilal today
lutil no seloral days below that hill
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lot out ll sululi
Federation of Labor Ill-lies Warning
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'i'lllu In‘nd does not
lug traders, or filly nlllunlahoi, and ii
an organization at all“ ianueu‘lt. illnt
organizntlon is of no atandlnn ill the
it will be well for ,
tramely hateful. in their enrutIny or .
' 1 Finns No canon.
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Judge Curtis in SchnefowEIy Case.
The Supreme Court of Errors hull
Vii.
This case was tliod before
1910‘;
The cone involved a question
'i‘ h c
for the extra work he had done. The
defendant clalined that nothing wus
due. llllu,‘thllt the plaintiff's hill llnd
hooll paid, and sought by way of noun
tor claim to reenter damages of $30.-
=(ltltl fudge (‘ullla found that there was
due to the, plaintiff $1,” 402.4” ulld
londmell judgment. to that effect. The l
derision of the Supreme (port of lil- j
lOIH found no elrols In the finding of.
.llltll—lf.‘ Curtis.
‘lfduln l.. Scolleld of Stilllll’nolll and
Wilbur W. Wright of Greenwich was;
counsel to: the plaintiff and John C.,
tl‘llllulhmluln, of Bridgeport, ‘llltli
.‘lt‘Nilll, of Greenwich, fort
the tlt,‘ltllllllllll. " i
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POLICEMAN owven BADLV HURT,
liitiI‘ltliil-‘t‘ll’t'l‘, Aug. 8.-—.\iountod‘
,i’olil-omnu .lohll llwyor, who was
thrown from his horse yesterday nl~
tornoon, was it trifle improved In the
but the doctors say it
‘2predltl the final lesnlt of his injuries.
it is Ilolievoli that he. has a lluctllle
CltvNatlonalBank
TRANSACTS A GENERAL. BANKINGI
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY ,
FACILITY CONSIS‘I’ENT ’
WITH SOUND ‘
.BANKING l
Surplus and Profits .
$117,000 .00
Capital
$100,000.00
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Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vice-
Free.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
U. H. Mathewson J Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Ewart: Fred H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lewis R. Hurihutt'
Henry 5. Lockwood
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Fenchk Optical Co.
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WSW BI F0041
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
South Norwaik
Hotel Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
SERVICE AND GUIBINE U510 one
RATES an PER DAY AND upwmo
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
1121. CALL 983
TRAVELERS
Liability Policies
Prater t
Automobile Owners
ABK U8 ABOUT RATE!
.l. M. Layton 8: Co.
lNBURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
AGE GENTS
6 filtlf‘fld Ave... south Norwulwoo
Daily Line to N Y
4 For rumour. Only
Freight. Propellers leave Pier
23.19am. River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (ult-
receivm‘ at Norwalihp to 4 p.
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~08 in (lullll Court,
.‘Iol' the skull. i .
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The
copt Sunday). at} p in. Freight p
' mandaouth Norwallr'ur tofilllo
Be Good to
Yourself
and the uorld uill be good to you.
'lhe way is to keep \oul stomach,
liver, kidneys and honols right.
And you‘ll find great help ini
BBECHAM S
PILLS
Sold Everywhere. in boxes We. and 25e.
Stillman BY TAR WHEN LADLE
UPSET. *
Bloomfield Marl Dives l'nto Rain Bar—
rel to Stop Pain.
‘IlllOOS‘lFllELD. Aug. :l.-~~=.rl young
man named Clitlli was sovcroll Htliltl-
tell by hot iii! \‘ellloltial “min at \H llL
on it job Ill this 1)lil(‘.(‘..\l(.‘ll uluo put~
ting ll tar and glnlcl root on the hull: ac-
oI‘ Flank \lcl uugllllll, dllll (‘ lnlll who
was dipping till out ol‘ the Irv till-2, up—
set it pull of ll and avoided his arms,
{um and ankles. .-\ rain lulrrul was
standing near and ullil one jump
if! inrll lime head first Into it and so
saved himself glontel injury.
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FIRE iN BLACK HAND BELT.
CHICAGO, Aug. Six-Fire, which the
police declare to be 01‘ incendiary lll'l-
gill. late last night destroyed two hour;-
llour the center of? .
what has come to he lll\0\\‘il as the
flinch “and hell. No one was illjur~
oli, but the Million lefiltltlllln ol‘ tho
neighborhood nele Ielror stricken and
rushed to the streets, fooling an (x-
plosion.
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Sexto-blade
’ Razor
is just a good plain Razor, I
or a “Safety," as you prefer. I
Easily strapped, keenlsmooth- }
Ask to ex-
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STYLE A. $2
STYLE B, 33
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so. nonwatx. eoNN.
shaving blades.
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Safety Razor
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Call at our store and examine them
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DRUGGISTS -
8 North Main 815.. (to. Norwnfk
Does Your Roof Leak?
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crops ALL LEAKB
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We guarantee the weather wear all
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lor'oatimates. Correspondence sullen
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