Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 1, 1911 · page 10

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P ‘4. '
m0 SOAP are ”the
remediea for these amic-
norm our trim in name
SOAP we have instructed
hilt aelling them to refund
W Or if you are not anti-fled
. the reunite from the wary first
lit and the first cake of soap. "
B, can afford to make this offer
am one bottle or‘ lame and one
of loop are sufficient to show
r reeling qualities and if used no
tit-ding to directions. they will effect
.a ermanent cure.
field by, .druglgiste everywhere and in
th Norwalk by R. if. Plaiated.

 

 

 

ram szfiyi‘cc' on" union BAY.
Notices have been posted by the

. or my to err. dau- j ’
‘hlili the term that :. “‘

Wednead'ay atternodh left for Brook
in to be overhauledit 'l‘hi'maoht left
New erndon Tuesday ,florninaloh a re
turn to Brooklyn after a two week-a
cruise and when all Cornfield, want on

 

her mast went off clone to the deck
during a sharp squall
reached this port with the aanlatanoe

moat fell J. K. Emmet, the actor. nar
rowly escaped being struck by it.

cuoxeo ov‘fite bwu rououa.

AMHERST, Ohio, Sept. i~—Bwailow‘~-

 

fi‘yNew ‘Yor , New Haven and Hartford

once on Labor Day. Monday. Sept 4,‘
of a number of local trains into New
' York in the morning, and out .0: New
York in the afternoon.

In order to, provide adequate eel-Vice
on 'the holiday. some of the express
~ trains will make local stops.
'° who contemplate a rail journey on La-
bor Day should consult the posted no-
tions. or make inquiry of. the ticket
agent. ' r r‘ '

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r TELEPHOflEfcRLL'm;

Bill-llill m f

.r‘iammlo‘uleynui. i)“ .-

, EAST NORWALF
; Shore Dinners and All Kinda of
’ mmwo Ordgrjg

lull. llllllllllll. Pill.
The

 

 

Razor ..

in iuat a 9091 plain Razor,
a"8afety." aa you prefer.
Easily itroppad, keen. amooth-

' ahavlng hiadea. Aak to ex-
amine one. ‘

gym A. $2
to ii. 53

IO." NOIWALK. CONN.

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railroad. . announcing the discontinuz}

Those .

Sonic-bladew

Tits; ,E. pow

tag hip tongue foi‘ the eecond time.
within a week. proved fatal to Dana
Smith, 77 a farmer living near here.
who choked to death Last weelt
Smith swallowed his tongue. ‘but
couxhed it back into place Yester-
yday it became dislocated again and'
lodged in his throat so light that it
could not be removed. »

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.erCIAL Sl’EClAb

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BRASS: AND

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CLUE KS
‘ wanamrgo FOR one yin

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we HAVE .loerr‘oue HUNDRED or
‘ Tithe: ‘

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SON no. -

noise ,‘wael-uuo'rou or. .

W'wfimmff'wmw“
DAVID w. tumour)
Fungrai Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Nor-walk
Raaldanee. 5 Washington Street.

Telephone dt oil‘lca', 336 2.
Telephone at home. 693.

 

 

 

Fenwick Optical Co.

 

 

WELLER“

for 50¢

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for youreoif.

. DRUGGIITI
I North Main It. Io. Norwalit

 

ITQP,’ Ati-t LIAKI
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titty Roofing 00.. inc.
. Withinaton It.

 

fie dormer-rid

Safety Razor

W. EWigmore 8t Co.

 

W
Does Your Rdof Leak?
Century Compound

' depicted for three yo‘a‘ra. Watt
mm. Correspondence solid
5 naiiread Ave. Iotlth "Wand oi.

. loath .Nomilt‘

IYII IXAVMlNID FIII
AND OLAIIII GUARANTIID

open Monday and Iaturday evenings.

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UNITID-IANK IUILDING.
-Ioath hNorwaik

Protect
Automobile Owners

AIK UI AIOU'I‘ IATII

J. M. Layton & Co.

mtmntee the weather woayoi

 

MM Propaii'ara leave- He!

Sound Tuudny afternoon. and pie ‘

chipped her howe'prit when ehe ran .
into a heavy sea. Thi‘a' waa ai'tav- .
wards replaced, but came time hitter *
The yacht ;.
or her auxiliary engine and two motor .

boats that picked her up on the last
two milea of the Money. when the .

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W T Broadj'iliiveri

. Mailioffelti and daughter. Minnie and

 

 

Liability Policies

inaunmca mos near. aara-ra
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flutter. New York (toot, .

 
 

This Woman Had to indict
Strongly. but it Paid

filhioago lib-“I suffered from a a!
: le worthiness and iciltolmnch trouble.
”l ‘ _~. . an

v‘ store to not a bottle
I of Lydia E. Pink-

 
 
 
 

Compound. but the
goth did, uotrwaut
lot mo have it—
. he paid it was no
od and wanted me
0 try aometlll
clue. but knowing
all abouti‘t I in.
“8:011 an‘dI finally
30 um um I0
glad i did for it hna cured me.
“I know of so runny canon where wo-
men have been cured iy Lydia E Pink-
latn' s Vegetable ( ompoulid that i can
say to every suffering wonl’an i." that
medicine does not he egher ere in
nothing that. will.”- nutritionist,
taco Athh. Chicago. Ill. .
This is the age of substitution, and
Women who want a cure should insiat
upon Lydia F Pinkhama Vc table
iL‘ompound just as this n oman id, and
not accept mimuiliinuolao on which the
iruggist can make a little more proiit.
Wonu. ii u be are posting throuirh this
Ethical period or uho are atlfferii lg
rom any of those distrosrluf lilo| pa.
guitar to their aux should not one s ipiit
f the fart that for thirty your: Lydia
E. Plukhum's Vegetable. Coriiodeund,
which is made from roota and
has n the standard malady for fe-
male is. iii almost ch-rycommunlty
will find Women uho have been
restored to health by Lydia 8.1mm.
llam'l Vegetable Compound. «

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Mr. and Mn. Forbell. of iron; laland.
are the mic-ta of Mr. Pol-hell‘s broth-
er. ieaac Forbeli, of New Canaan ave-
nue. ‘

Mr. and hire. William R Slurp-oh.
who have been trialling reiatima in
mood River for a week. returned to
their home in Brooklyn. N. Y.. Sun-
day.

Ernest Buttery. of narllett avenue.
haa been ill tor a week with a cold
Mn. Winter and daughter. Clara. 3
of New York, are the lumen of Mrl.
Winter's diiuthter. of New Canaan
avenue.

 

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hfr. and Lira. slmeraon. of Brook-l
lyn, N. v., are the room of hire. Sim-
eraon'a mother. Mrs, Slirpeon and nia-
tore. Mra. Ralph and Mn. Charlea Koi
long and Mrs laanc Forhell, of New
Canaan «‘6.an
‘ W

s’l‘he llroad Rivera will ,play the illo-
iicuana, on the . d River arouuda.
lomorrow lifternpon._. 0n Labor liar
lhlirnlug they will contend with the
New Canaan Y. hi. (2.. in the rubber
game. elll‘il team having won one
name. There will he no game on La-
bor Day afternoon.

 

 

- Mr. and hire. Charles Plan and cone
Charles and William. and liln Susan

and William, of Brooklyn. were the
guests a tire. Piatt'a and hire. Mal.
koffekl'a alater. hire. Ernest Buttery,
of Bartlett avenue. Sunday. hire. Platt
and son William have been viaitinl
Mrn. Platt'a stator for the ppat two
new '

 

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POPULATION CINfIIR MOVII
FURTHER WIIT.

~ Error Found in Figural Given Out
Laat Month.
‘ wneilmm'orl. Au'3. 81.-—’l'he cen-
ter of population of the United Staten
was announced by Director of Gonna
Durand yesterday to be in the wettern
part of. the city of Bloomington. Mon-
roe cmmty. iud. 'l‘hla id aiahi mile!
further wont than the location on.
nouaoed July lf‘when Director but"
and placed it four and dnaiqua‘rter
miteaaoiitiao! Onionvilie. in the entire
county. '

The exact longitude of the center

also and 20 aabonda went. a diftoreno’e

location.

worked separately in ’o
geographical location. bu
the carpal error imd

' York, 'l‘ueaday. ~

onbiothes

to llatford on Tuesday.
s' ham' s Vegetahlul'

Waccabuc.>

of population in 86 dances. 8! tailli-

or nine aeoonda, or eight trailer. from
the previouu announcement. Bloom-
'ington la in eoutherfi malaria. M
years ago the center of population
wna air mllea southeast of Oolumhio.
3..ind thirtpnine mile’a out of its new

The chance in the location of the
c‘dn‘ter of population line; July 17 to
due to the diaooyery of in error made '
in the cannon oil'ioe 'l‘tfd bier-ill
allot the
, hrouuht aaldntt him .

turd Ada Klett tirade .. trip to New

 

Geo. McKendry called on friends in
Norwailt recently.

 

J B. Taney of Wheeling. w..,v: la.
visiting friend: in town

 

Percival Gregory made an auto trip

 

Mrs. Edward May is seriouaiy ill at
her home on Main atrect."

 

L. hf. Monroe, Jr., in ueriouniy ill at.

his home on Main-etrbet. .

 

Mr. and Mra. Haywood Dnvlu have;
returned from a vacation at Lake

 

 

Misc 1.. Winifred Hall has returned?
from a pleasant racalltm with friends:
in Pomfret.‘

l

William Light of Bridgeport liru‘
been viniting his coilain, Charles may?
of Wood street. for auroral dnyn.

 

nun—-

spending the summer at Der ileum
lock». in visiting relatives at Nan»

Hillel.
a

 

F. ii. Adriance and Lawrence throttl-L
lngham have return from'a week's au-
to tour through the Berkehirc Hills.

 

r George Stevens. Jr.,‘of East avenuey‘

la spending the weekat Camp Unedaw
reel. Trinity Lake. / v i

Paul Stenplond hag returned from
an extended vieit with friends and rel i
atlvoa at For Rockne).

 

 

 

John a. Darenport of New York
apeat several daya with Hartford 8.‘
Wood of Weed street. Mic-ally ‘

..._..._th_ '

l

York hive been visiting relalhea ini

town for several days. i
“h“;

C 8 [Jamaal haerehled the moving

over hie five and ion room store and:

to preparing to use them for flock!

roonia. . :3

Miaaea Katherine tutti ”My Shaw
have returned to theta-Mme in Battle
(‘reek Mich. filter with: unlimitedE
in town for amoral mile.

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A party of New communes took in
thr- entertainment at Si John a Pariah ,
iiouae, lewlahoro. lulu night, Rer...8.i
u. Keefer. ..ir.. the parlor, has manyl
friends in town E

 

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Representauso Crimiorri is planned

l0 inform hia many irreudu that the;
.\'ew Canaan and Nriiuallr trolley hill. i
which ha: been ltrlnliild for noveral‘
daya baa been found i
LII! Friday afternoon find etoliinni
a party of nine from lilioraldo. Stani- l
ford Qionhrooli. Sprlnirinie and i‘ouua’
Street drove to "Camp Koay'.‘ off the?
Lon: Ridge road and had a good time. 5
Extensive arranaonirmn are being:
made for a «litany ii: .m at the Coral
try Club Saturday on ulna The plIfii
in 1th all who poi-:lrlpaie shall be,
dreeead no country folk. and print»!
will bo‘awardad to the cOuplo' who

wear the heat‘coatumr. Round danoel.
square dancea. old-trahloned dancea.
and new tangled dam n. will he indulg-

ed in. Country dinner will he mm

at 10: 30.

 

 

Water? company have visited the rea-‘
ervolr within the paritifew days. and
are happy to inform their patrona that.
to the belt of their howled”; the
water in uruoh improted. and that in
all probabilitymu contihue to improve
until“. is al aood aa (yer. President
Monroe-fly: that. although the recent
rainfall has not rained the water level
liary much; the reaction of ’aia'ae in'
the water baa been atupped. 'f‘h’e pree-
idoot aayi that when i condoned rain
cornea it not only flinch" oil level and
attire up the water, but itiovtera the
temperature or the rater in the latte.

action la qtlahohed in order for the
reaction. altered motioned to ultra
place. it is fiction that tire rum
thould‘ralhtih undirrhrli‘ed for acute
lonath of tilde; and re tailored to on

hot trimmer any: are nearlna their
ehdi it la” yet-y evident. in fore, t

the and it power boat
looting toleho it. 'ry‘don of lily
iii-ire been ittoiihad to? ‘ ' '

‘ who phblirhod at th‘ cant one“ ’1

 

fl: detominatloii of

 

 

'i‘h more

 

 

Edward s. McKondick. who has been i

Mr. and Mn. Climatic lane of New i

several outclala christian Canaan '

‘itnd tiiht belna momiiiithedi the re»

_ breadth on your atrop. thla la ail elindaated.

 
 
 
 
 
 

contrive heat train he auo‘. Ah the"

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A Complete Outfit, 850

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. ORa‘ll practical purposes. the EQUAL of ANY‘Saiefy Razor Outfit at any price and

and in "some particulars more complete than any other. QWe announced June 22

that title offer would close July 8, or sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted

" baccarat time. in three days all the Rams were gone, and mull now we have been

unable to secure more. «Order: have been taken since the will“? was exhausted. con-

ditioililly. 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. (l'i‘hose who

cared coupons can now redeem them. and those who have not done so and dmiflr in
secure the Outfit can begin with this number.

 

 

Thin outfit la 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 Coupona out 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 tile real enjoyment that one of these up-to—date devices gives to the man “who shaves

'o.

himaeli. A time aavcr, a money aaver. and strictly sanitary.
This Premium conaiata of the following: .
One Silver Plated Holder. ,
Ono Silver Plated Shopper.
Six Fine Steal Blades—none better.
One Genuine Horne-hide Leather Strap.

.. ‘Ona box of “Very Sharp” Strep Drea'aing..

Had no equal and act: like magic.
The coat of nine ahavoa will more than pay for thla outfit
Thla article la not cold anywhere in South Norwallt or vicinity!

By having one of then outdo you practically have six separate more in one. so with
wthe Btropper each blade can be atroppod lama aa the ordinary razor. So do not throw dull
blades away, but mop thorn. and with “Bailey: Very Sharp" Ill-easing your old bladea
trill be equal to new. '

4 not more honing or grinding required on any style am for with “Balloy'a Very Sharp"

a
You can begin cutting out coupona at any time and when you have ten conaecntively

.. trump-red bring dam to The Sentinel ulna. Waterline 3h. South Norwalk, with Use in

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