; m1..- money; a...
{till-11111111.»... suit tortl
than” of material was
M same price and the
in! out, and finish Wall
however the lower you go
is or prices, the greater is
9. poo in what you may get
' nutty. in other words, the
can adorn to pay for his
1‘1.‘
l ' ,9
9 9’ nice which a‘soidlorbuys. For
' ”s” gloves ot a similar quality to
' rs’ thirty- seven cent ones the
Yman will ’haWeto pay between
tdeve cent and one dollar. The
pins dittorence may be found in the
, lot pnttees, and so throughout the
The price of the soldiers‘ shirts
bare to compare, so far in durability
as the chambray shirt Outatrip the
fordlnary titty-cent or seventy live-
l'Mt shirt.
David W Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
1| “firth Main Street. South Norwsllt
flagl-‘nm‘l. I Washington llirsfl.
Telephone at am. I“ "
., Telephone“ bones. cos.
/
1
(Gregory Boulevard)”
sAsT NORWA'LK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi
sea Food (looked in Order
.1111 l 111111111. 1111.
The»
RazOr
is juit "a good plain Rater,
or a "Safety," as you prefer.
Easily strappedpkean. smooth-
shaving nudes. Ask to ex-
entitle one.
STYLE A. $2
STYLE B. $3
9HAS E DOW
ir'O. NORWALK. CONN.
WELLER
' :,9 for 500
Call at our store and examine them
. for yourselt.
9,; educators
1‘ {term realm ’lo. Nomllt
“ lieu-Moth“?
0" ALL LEAK.
W
’ ates. Correspondence solio
:3de 31..
i had to 1m. town the very “or Cm”
, those'ordlna‘rliy sold at retail are! a m
" ‘ere‘sins. ~ ‘.
Celebrated $3. 50
W. F. Wigmore 81 CO. ‘
di’ury Coinpound.
_ 9 ‘Abll us: about 09A?“
file A GALLON
“dream the weather wear oi
paund for three years. Writs
lollth Nor-walk
my MM Bitters departing she ha
lust timortc explain to alumni! ill
ligament was ‘rurnlshsd. ‘Thll'gss
estedm colored woman illusion. A!
it“? the mistresll oi the household bad
lighted the oven; the broiler and the
other burners and felt certain her old
servant undergtood its operations the
mistress hurried [or her train. She
was absent two weeks 'and one of. her
first questions to mommy was how she
had worried along. "‘De tines' ever."
was the reply. “And dot air gas stove
woh my! Why, do you know, Miss
h‘iolence, dat tire ain’t gen out ylt.”
FISH NOT SAUI'Y.
"What is it causes the silliness or
the ocean?" asked the teacher. “I
guess it's the codtish, Miss Smith." re~
plied the pupil.——Pacél}c Baptist.
1..
Vacuum
Cleaners
ForSale or to Rent
' uoovan ELECTRIC
Jam $5 a day
_.P ERLESS ELECTRIC
Price 5. Rent 33 a day
REEQM HAND CLEANER
Price $20. , Rent Sr a day
Drop a Postal Lornphone for
. Demonstration
it I. [ANGEVINE &
SON (:0.
184-130 WASHINGTON ST.
modern eddvdn'leaoei ‘wlth which bail ” ‘
stove was the contsivaoce which inter-a“. .
’4 their realise that most of those people
f motored the natural color or the hair
lllllllll Jllll
9‘96 Wyatt's Bear and sulphur,
'Af Harmless Binary That
. Malloailuf ilslr Brow]
What a pity it is to obfive so many
hoopla with thin and f d hair and
Wlnht have u lino. healthy hood or hair
it they would but use the simple “sags
tea" or our' grandmothers. combined
with other ingredients for restoring
and preserving the. hair. No one.
young oroid, need have gray hair.
Weak, thin or tailing hair, dondruli
on any trouble" or the sort it they
would but use Wyeth's Sage and Suri-
phur Hair Remedy. 011 the contrary.
it in possible to have the healthy vlg.
crous hair. of pollen: color, by a few
applications of this remarkable prepa-
ration.
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Halr'.
Remedy quickly removes dandruff.
leaves the scalp clean and healthy,
promotes the growth of the hair and
which has become faded or gray. it is
a clean. wholesome dressing, which
may be used at any time with periect
solely; Don't neglect your hair. Start
today with Wyoth’s Sage and Sulphur
Thin preparation is offered to the
public at fifty coma a bottle. and lsi
recommended and sold by all drug;
gists. Special agent, Still'aonuPoweli
Corporation. ..
SHE'Pll'PPEil. slls non-5
Tilll. who I8 turn
9 (Continued trout First Pass.)
Conn. will visit her lawyer today and-
decide What she ill to do now that Dr.
nem- w. Allen. at No, 51 South Main
street. Scuth Norwalk. to whom she
sari she hagbeon, engaged for tool
years. has married Mrs. Edith M
Dexter. a widow. of No. to Pleasant
street, Danbury. Conn.
The marriage took place on July 24.
(loasip in The Norwalks is that Kiss
Ayers alrondx has sued for breach or
promise She 'ndmils dire brought all
action a fortnight or Imago, but saysx
she was sealing not twirl balm. but.
. money that was legally owed to her-
‘ money that she had advanced to Dr.|
Chm-idol J 0ll’ticai Co
svae’ exdumooraos
AND cusses ”comm-redo
l(ipsn Monday andlaturday (innings-
UNlTED BANK BUiL‘Dan.
800th Nomik ‘
l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
. - .‘I'IL- OALL “I
TRAVELERS
*ll
Automobile 0mm"
J M Layton 3: Co.
Daily Line to N. Y
FchltlllGllT Only
irritant marchers luvs Pier
28‘. nail am. Now me (real
or m- treat). every day (on
llotel Mallackemo
SERVICE AND‘OUlIINI UP 1'0 DAT!
my Razor
RATS! ’2 FIR DAY AND UPWABD
Banquets a Specialty
Liability Policies
moorland: into "Titian dorm/b 0'1
5 Railroad, Mm. mouth Norweik. es
Allen to pay for his clothes while he
was studying. This suit. whatever the:
grounds on which it was instituted.
was settled out of court. Miss Ayers
accepted 8300. . , '
Silo Proposed. He Says.
‘ 3hr proposed to me. and i accepted;
' her out of gonelouliy." said the doctor
to 11 World reporter vealurdav That?
was all he would say.
Miss More \ehonlcmlt denied she;
ever had one: ed her heart and baud toi
the phyaillan
ydllrs," she said.“ and [or tell of those-
yabra we were engaged. When hr.
him money so that he could buy
clothes. hverybody in town expected
we would marry. though the engage-
ment was known only to our iamilies.
When he was graduated from college
two years ago mother and i took the
him board with us so that he could
have an adios.
"l soon discovered that Dr. Allen
was not the man 1 wanted and -l left
the house on March 5 last. He didn t
throw me oval-:1 throw him Over. i
didnt sue him tor breach or promise.
. back for eighteen years which ‘wouid
give me plenty or grounds tor option.
What l sued him for was the mood?
I gave him to buy his clothes when he
was in doling.
.. self Might"Pissas mm. .
"l't'n going to see my lawyer today
and than out tram him what to do.
though 1 dent um. please Dr Allen
by suing him. as' he might think i
really did want him." ' ~ a
Miss Ayers said the doctor wanted
her to marry him‘wh‘il‘e he can still
utilities. but sue refused sue on
Their ilrst break cam ,
. ed her to marriage prom
. . . xi: . V
The doctor returned from his bobby»
moon only a raw years ago. ills bride
is lortwtlyo years did. she owns it has
borne in Deanery and is incited cums
wealthy. " _. ,
r " me. only illiterate.
Louis Gray. and or lids. on“:
.loseph may, of M
g monds:
llorlner
lihw WW 00mm“? l“ “BMW“ leader Mann. Chairman McKinley. pl
Allen’ was at medical college i lentl
house on South Main street and lot.
Will or Mrsi a. r. flier-m. hum-sun
lag Many housanao. Admitted
Praline.
a BRIDGEPODT. Aug aim-Bollulibilr
ing the greater part“ her estate. up.
resenting many" thouuoda oi dollars.
to her husband. Edward '1' Bartram.
and to her two sons. Harry ill. Bani
tram. or Branden. ya. and '1‘ world
Bartram. at this citymto share “M
share/alike," the will or Mary undid
Bartam was admitted to probate
Saturday. Mrs. Bantam died at. her .
ho a in State street. recently. alter
an illness or several months. . Her.
husband and her eistoalndaw, Alice
A. Bartram. of Black Rock. are execu-
tor and executrlx.
Aside from tho bequest oi the real»
duo of her estate ’to the members at
her family. the deceased makes a
number of special bequests. all of her
jewelry. To her husband she 8N6!
her solitaire diamond ring and circle
rim; with large and small. diamands;
to her son, Harry, she gives her‘pln
with large and small diamonds; to the
lhtter'a wile, Nettie H. Bartam. she
gives her two stone ring. diamond and
pearl; to her son. '1‘. Earle, is given
the eleven stone diamand pin. a ring . ‘
with (our diamondaaad pearl and her
diamond «rings: to her alster-in-law,
Alice 4. Bartram. is given a diamond
and opal pin and pearl necklace; to
her brother. Elmer E. Grumman, she
gives it diamond and pearl stick pin
and a special bequest or $500: to his.
daughter. Helen G. Grumman. her
diamond spray pin and silver chain
and diamond’pendant set in platinum:
to his daughter. Lillian Bartam
Grumman, pair of bracelets with dill:
to her sistenin-law, Daisy.
wile of Elmer A. Grumman, blu
enamel and diamond pin. also clover
loci pin with one diamond; to her,
friend, Clara 8. Baldwin, wile olé
George hi Baldwin. her pearl opora‘
glasses. and to her friend. Jennie ll!
Church, of Hartforduher gold iorg»
unite with pearl chain.
The Mountain Grove Cemetery As-
sociation is given 8le to care for the
lot and grave or her: father Samuel
Grumman.
The will was drawn August is. 1908.
On February 4. 1911. a codicll was
drawn up bequeathing; the home at
Clinton and Eimwood avenues to her
husband. Edward 1‘. Bartram
The probate court has not yet ap
pointed the appraisers of ihe estate.
being in conference with counsel for
the estate. . . . .
W
mu. to been. wlrlfidndncss;
. . man ,
*1 .
Narrow Escape From idiury or Danni
on Old Dominion Railway. 3
\VASHlNG'l‘ON. Aug "llwA party;
not members or the "cube of Represen- i
natives and a member of the prosi- l
dents cabinet had a narrow «talcumJ
from serious iniun and [localbly death
Thursday night in an .1111 ideui on the
Old Dominion and Great... Falls Rail-
,.way Attorney-Genera? chllorahsm.
Speaker Cannon. Minority
the Republican (ongrcsaional Cam-
paign Committee. Hamilton Moore.
Mr Olmsted. oi Pedhaylvi‘ln‘ls, Mr
,Hlnds. of Maine Mr misell of Penn
sylvall. Mr. McCall. oi Massachu-
setts. Mr. Madden and“‘Mr. Copley. or
were in the party.
They had gone to Great Falls as the
guests ’ol‘9 Mr. Olmsted for a chicken
dinner. They occupied a special car
and on the return trip while the car
was speeding through Virklnlo at a
lively clip tb3 party braced themselves
in the airhr'slles were applied and b
*faw seconds later were ioited as the
car came to a stop with by bump.
They found the car had stopped on a
trestle spanning a deep ravine. illn-
darneath the forward trucks was.
wdged the body of a line Holstein
cow. which in stemming to cross the
tracks had flllcll through the trestle.
The cow was instantly lulled. but that
doiwn the smbanhment‘eeomed a mil»
I0 ‘2
The congressmen assisted the crew
ill removing the carcass of the animal
and etiol- hslt'ah hout'l' doth! {boost
one ii'bs latched in the shells-up. but
all regarded their escape from .9 very
Moos disaster as little short or
'illlnola. and Mr. Hill 40! Connecticut. _
the car was not derailed 'and thrb‘wa f
proceeded in safety to the oily. . No7
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A Complete Outfit 85c
Safety RazOrs
: 9 :
OR all practical purposes. the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any price and
and in some particulars more complete their any other. «We announced June~22
that this offer Would close July 8 er sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted
l before that lists. In time days all the Razors w3re gone. and until now wehave been L
unable to securembre. QOrders have been taken since thesupply was exhausted. con-
“llitlonslly. We are new abieto fill those. orders and have decided that a continuance
. of the offer of this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is- a public demand. illhose who
saved coupons cal: now redeem them. and those who have not done cn and desire in
. secure “the Outfit can begin with this number.
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This outfit is positively
chased in any store. in
‘ id only" by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur-
It will be given only for ten Bremimn Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel, and 851.2. ~If you ha e never used a Safety Razor, you don’t know the satisfaction
and thereal enjoyment that o e of these up—to-date devices gives to the man who shaves
himself. A time saver, a money ver. and strictly: sanitary.
iron Premium consists of the 1M , ‘ 1
One Silver Plated Holder. ,; f3”- ""’
One Silver Dialed Snapper.
C an. Fina Steel anemone better.
One Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.
One box of “Very Sharp" Strap Dressing.
' Has no equal and-nets like magic.
The cost of nine'sham will more than psylor this outfit
. This article is not sold anywhere in South Norwalk or vicinity.
By having one of thesejoutfits you practically have six upstate razors in one. as with
the shopper eidh blade can be strapped same as the ordinary razor. So do not threw dull
blades spray, but strep them. and with "Bailey's Very Sharp” Dressing your old blades
, will be equal to new. ”’
' 91
.
Dre’slng on your strep. this lsall eliminated. " . y
cash in! get one of chills outfits.
No more honing or grinding required o'll any style razor for with “Bailey’s Very Sharp" ’f I
_ You can begin cutting our coupons in any dine and When you have ten cdtslcutively. 9
' l numbered brill; $31119. to The sentinel omcs. Washington Standoli‘th Natalia with 85: in .
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