1 Hotel Mahackemo'
nurses: PER DAY AND upwmo‘
Banquets a Specialty
onus. E. Dow
:
4
mil Burned save a domed-
llust ev log, for Miss
. The 1119 sent allure/as
~ w “allele 1. Burnell, corner of
filth tin and Monroe streets, and
‘ ily enjoyed by the young ladies
t.
The first prize at bridge was secur-
‘ 3/ Miss Cornelia Odell and the con-
million trophy by Miss lda Veriin. De
ous refreshments were served
, he, guests were Misses Cornelia
ell, lda Verlln. Marguerite Hubbell,
, s. Llngnn, Marguerite Lane, Doro
tit Wilcox and Helen Bette.
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
IERVIOE AND CUiSINE UPTO DATE l
shanty DINNERS 75c
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[10R llN Hills
(Gregory Boulevard)
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Sluts Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food cooked to Order
'Jillll E. 0'8lllllilll. PREP.
A. The .
exto-blade
Razor
‘ Is Just a good plain Razor.
r a “Safety," as you prefer.
Easily stropped, keen. smooth-
shevinp blades. Ask to ex-
amine one.
STYLE A. $2
' ; STYLE 3, $3
' 'so. uonwaut. com.
“The Celebrated $3.50
‘ WELLER
Safety Razor '
for 50c
Call at our store and expmlne then
ior yourseli.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUDGIITI
{North Main IL. lo. Nemllt ’
in» ALL LIAKI
”Loon Me A oALLou
hilt .jittt‘liitee the weather wear of
, filtration tor three years. Writs
epithet». Correspondence soile-
’ .Roofm‘ CO... Inc.
“morning Elizabeth Hatch oxen ’nult
Einstein Hatch diplms That NI lia-
tent of injured Postings.
l. in the Superior oourt. yesterday
aninst John Metro. 0: dezeport. for
”.000 damages for allotted slander and
injury to her per-on committed some
low weeks ago. in her‘cotnplelnt the
plaintiif alleges that Lenka struck her.
calming injuries which kept her from
working and also onllinm’her names
that are not at all cohtphmentary and
in fact, very dormgatory to her cher-
noter. The case will be tried in the
September term oi the Superior court
-—Modt disfiguring shin eruptions,
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bib
scroiulo, pimples. rashes. etc" are due
you clenwyod. clear-brother! clear
here Is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
skinned.
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LAND VALUES JUMPING.
The right oi eminent domain con~
ierred upon the new woman's college
at New London. Conn. may be brought
into use it tho‘owuer of the 22 acres
wanted an a part of the Bite 0! the in-
ntitutlon does not acceptthe oiior of
$22,000 ior'hls land. lie has held out
lior 340.000. Half of the land is in
New London and the other hali'qln
Waterford; and the New London my
shows that on the ‘11 acres in New
London tho. owner has paid taxes on
a valuation of but SL000. Quite it
jump it is from $1,000 to 340.000; and
the college trunteoa seem to be for:
from niggardiy in offering $1,000 an
acre for the whole site.
SPECIAL SPECIAL:
BRASS AND
NICKEL
CLOCKS
39c
WE HAVE JUST ONE HUNDRED OF
THESE
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A. J. FANGEVINE St
SON CO.
“MSG weeumoron s7.
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DAVID W. RFETMOND
Funeral Director-and Embelmcrl
19 North Main Street. South Nor-walk
Residence, 5 Washington Street.
Telephone at office, 836- 2.
Telephone st house, 693.
EEnWick optical EQo.
. damaging xrowthe have been discos er-
‘eupport oi everyone interested in the
ME llEEll EllEllSi
Birds Best Best armband...- .
Southern Shoots that drops
NEW YORK, August 29.-Bs.clted
by almost every agricultural organise-
ilon in the country. special Moria to
check the slaughter of turtle doves.
that destroy thousands oi weed seeds
at one meet, new begun today at the
headquarters at the National Ausocln
tion oi Audubon Societies in this city.
Before tilOi-la beautliul birds ily south,
alter a summer of wholesale extermi-
nation of the \vuudu that menace every
crop on the continent, it is planned to
try to avert the murderous tulisade
that always bombers millions of them
across the aouthoru and southwestern
states. As a roost impori‘nnt step in
this direction the Audubon workers
have juut succeeded in having a
state some commission, supporting a
strong force of wardens. established
in G entitle.
That each member of this popular
species 0. wild dove can destroy more
woods in 'n day than the most vigor-
ous inrmhand equipped with a hoe, is
being demonstrated to the ierrpors in
every section by recent investigations
of the government biological survey.
in the stomachs or three turtle doves
alone, 23AM seeds of hawkwood, ioxi
tall. wood-eorrei, pnspalum and other
od. plucked irom tho tit-Ids no one din»
her by the imminent feathered weed-
ers. livery day in the your those
doves are shown to take 64 per cool.
of their food in wood amide irom iarnr
land. and with each stroke of their
nimble bills the riwolna norm of rank
wood in forever killed.
A considerable amount of the half
billion dollars that the formers of“
America pay each your tor labor might
lewd b,- the natural increase oi
the dove wood killers, which is heavily
oil'uoi by their widespread shooting.
according to reports that are bolus re-
ceived at Audubon heedquariore here.
Over tho peanut and wheat fields oi
the smith as many as 4,000 turtle doves
one know to have been butchered at
a single. aliootinn. where the birds
wore lured oilouilmen by llleaal belt-
ing. in Texas. Kansas and Oklahoma.
a light in ulroody- being made by the
farmers to have these wood not! eat»
ere protected. while the people oi (‘ni
iiorniu have just tit-touted an nttompt
to .bolieh it alone sonnon on shooting
them.
“We believe we can count upon the
‘oropr, the whole country over, in our
that the ears oiyour little
one‘e constitutionnlhsblts
during childhood. is your
first and greatest duty. ‘
You should know that title
”trons ptend per breaking
npoi the one vs tendency to
wllcllseostchlidrensmprone. ,
mum. our ‘
I'- I V l .
'i‘hst trusted remedy of sunny ‘ , ‘
Pilltlt llll llllllllflll.
Used b mothers for 22 years,
film ellttle one exactly the
Igsstlve assistance needed.
(”More are
pleasant to ink: and
my lot parents to
give! There e no
DOM
has symptoms at wisdom
womuhesepowders “at.
never Ml. use. I!
at your D
‘ You should ask [or
momentum
POI ouluesu.
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W. 1' Winners & 00.. I North V“-
Bt.. Booth Norwelk.
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THE OVEREORD OF NEW ENG-
LAND.
The overlord of New England.
writes Edward iiunneriord oi Presi»
dent Charles Mellon oi the New York,
New liaren and liurtiord Railroad. in
an article in Sucrose hlnnnlsine. sits
at a big dealt in the general railroad
oiilces at New Haven. lie is n his
man sitting alone in n his room. He
in, as he always has been. is ullent. so
her-minded. ”lettered mnnme man
whose sixty years show in his white
mustache and his white fringes oi
heir. Work has been his gospel..hls
creed. his life—mover since railroad-
ing begun ior him (Way back in 1889.
He works even whenhe steal: away.
for a few hours' stunner of scene at
his farm up in Siocltbrldge. Marisa
(‘hiteottn lie has no rrnuleu. few in-.‘
tlmatoe. He is known. oven to his'
fellow others. urine “lonely man oi
New liuveu.” .
James 0. Fawn. tho linelou and'
Maine towormen. Who lamp to liter-4;
ery fame almond overnight, went down i
to New Haven to nor hill uow boss
and come back describing him as e”
map of ctuseical moidvop man whose
wonderful!) high rounded bond rot
minded him oi (in-oh gode~—llwrp wan ,
a bouutiiul rumble bust in the Boot:
oii'otte to saw the trtonnmicnll) imol
noble turllo down from destruction,"
said 1‘ Gilbert Pontoon secretary oi
the National Aunorlatlon oi Audubon
Societies at its headquarters, 1971
‘ltmedway, todm “Witt-u the people
'oi the south and southwest route to
mnrhory does to the ommiryu (rm
1 tool sure they will join with own
satiruitllrnl interest to help us pm
no \0 a bird that in as lx-autiiul and
aorerail: lmlmed bv all Americans. no
it is financially helptni to every form
all
M.-.
HAV FEVER. ASTHMA AND CUM-
use COLDO
muat bo‘ wileved quickly and Foley's
Honey and TM Compound will do it.
E. M. stownrt, 1034 Wolfram Jureet,
Chicano. writers: "1 have been great-
ly troubled during the hot summer
months by tiny flavor and lint! that
by using Foley's Honey and Tar Oom-
pound i not great relief! Many oth-
ers who suitor similarly will be glad
. IVES EXAMINID FIII
AND GLAIOIO GUARANTEED
Open Monday and eaturday evenings.
UNITID IANK IUILDINO,
loot ltNerwelk
TRAVELERS
LiabiiiprP Policies
rotor t
Automobile OWners
AOK U. AIDUT RATIO *
J. M. Layton 8t Co.
mellowed auownut. snare
Mm. ~¢M.a
' Daily Line to N. T
For FREIGHT only
some Propellers teen
It; ne‘er no». New “sort trust
‘ not we street). ever! Wt:
ll Railroad AVCn loath Norwelk. as
W
to benefit by Mr Stewart' s experience.
The Bridge Pharmacy and W. 'l‘. Wis-
more a Cu. . n
W
DEATH' OF 94”.. IAMUEL IGO-
VILLI.
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WIdew of Former Confiscation-l Pee
tor Expires In West Cornwall.
tsmMFORD. Aunt 8i.-—A message
receivd yesterday announced the death
in West Cornwall. Conn. oi lire. Sein-
uel Booviile. Althoupn she had been
on invalid for some yam, the tidings
or her-friends: u no been her contour
to spend the summer st West Corn-
Veil. amid the eoenee oi her early it“.
the canistery there.
‘ Is toaster oi the Flint coherent, f
dliuroll at Stamford no 1
Mill intui- to mount mild?
nun: Uiruroh. mud .7
es. oeooiwim tour with '
routine the damage that thin blrdlmd that is Why in, h“ m“ 8116000 3
- and near an birthplace or on tree- a iretdrnei unionism his body to
ma. when man. are mama» to the immunisation oi labor. K?!
Mrs. noovitle was the dauehter of
Henry Ward Beecher, ond‘lt was {it
her home here that ills: mm demeanormettlos Mr. J. Allen Dalton»
epent the lost retire or her lite. dines
lite death or her hdlbillllpn April ill.
1910!. she lived for the must post iii till!
city. with one of b‘er- deuchtsti. Rev.-
seminal doovllie will tie rtnneinber‘il
ion Museum whit-b Fulton dorlured‘i
one a Motion oi luo thoniqtntl yours;
‘.ulro “.“Aud said Faun. no eelipo-i
Efii‘fliutl a. this um... at today that
lwlion ho llits on we lash \ou uni
startled." l
And yet it in not all pulse with?
Lit-lieu. He in llluu u dolled oi ouorgyl
out! alone he same book to New Novena l
ltowsrd making that road capable of.
ecolloliiltul and uttueonful oporttlon
You will remember that he found it
rather out at tho eibowe it has
taken much money to bring the roadl
up to the standard. The mainline”
have been rebuilt. new bridge! liven'
to them-now rm» and locomotives
by the mile have replaced the anti-
quoted equipment of the property.
BOOIAL BERViCI.
An American Visitor to London.
The Rev. Charles B. hinterland, the
Soclll Service secretary of the Pedant
Council 0’! the Churches oi Christ in
America. and a lecturer on social pro
talents at Tel. University, is in motion
for a stay or about three weelts. melt-
lnp his heedouerters the New Oxford
and Cambridge Club. Pall llsll, which
is also the home oi the Amer-loan Unh ,
vanities Club.
' He has come to study social oondl
tions and to meet in oonierenoe var
ious social and industrial workers. he ,
will also confer with the leaders of the
I‘m Church Council "sardine the
common work at the two iederetloul.
lhqlndlne e simultaneoua and motors-
mo in the interest at learn-hm ,
or her death were a surpriseto most at pesos.
Dr. leoiarlsud is the secretory oi
tits toilet-denominational industrlei Ar.»
nitration dominates iii New York. and .
, will .w on you onion mar-is
at Newoeetie.
rem be via spend at the House at
it. P. oi the iirltleh Press committee.
1dr. Arthur Bondsman, it.P .. Pond otho.
Press, W
as}
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ore Safety Razors
A Complete Outfit 850
OR all practical purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any price and
and in some particulars more éomplete 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. (IOrders have been taken since the supply was exhausted, eon-
ditionslly. 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. (”boss who
saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not done co and desire. to
secure the Outfit can begin with this number. .
This with is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be pur-
chased in any store.
it will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order of their numbers from The
Sentinel. and 85c. It you have never used a Safety Razor. you don’t know the satisfaction
and the real enjoyment that one of these up-tmdete devices gives to the man who shaves
himself. A time saver. a money saver, end strictly sanitary.
This Premium complete of the following: .
One Sliver medallion".
One Silver Plated Shopper.
Six Flue Steel Blades—none better.
One genuine Hersh-hide Leather Strap.
One host of “Very llhsrp" Strap Dressing. . ,.
Has no equal and acts like magic.
The cost of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit ‘
.. ‘ This article is not l‘lold anywhere in South Norwallt or vicinity.
By having one of llhese outfits you practically have six separate users in one, as with
the Shopper each bladtl can be strapped same as the ordinary, resor. So do not throw dull
blades away. but Itropl them. ehd with "Bailey's Very Sharp” Dressing your old blades
wllihsequditouesx ’
I‘
No more honing oil inhaling required on any style razor for with "Bailey' s Very Sharp”
Dressing on your marl, this is all eliminated. .
You can begin with; out coupons at any time and when you have ten, consecutively
numbered bring themlto The Sentinel office, Washington St, South Norwelk. with use in
east: and get one of thel outfits.
Tr“.
Norwalk Chronicler