Effective May 30th A
Substantial Roductlons on all sizes.
Size NEW PRICES Old Prices
34x4 $33.25 $35.75
' ‘36x4'e’ 43.75 47.25 ‘ .
. 37x5 54.00 . 58.75 4
"THE SUPERIORITY or MICHELlN TIRES
lS RECOGNIZED ALL OVER THE WORLD
IN STOCK or ‘
t
W. A. Hartford
42 North Main Street
'At the beginning of the week people plus their changes in '
household arrangements. Come in and see our CARPETS, HUGS, etc.
RUGS.
Axminlster Rugs—$20.00 and
$25.00. Size 9 it. by 12 ft.
Tapestry Brussells lingo-412.60
to 40.17.50. 9 it. by 12 tit.
Wool Fibre Rugs—The most
attractive rug of. medium
, prices.
Ore! linger-Blah) or bordered
18x38-.t09ft x12“.
OARPE'M.
lugralns, Tapestries.
Chins Msttlnns.
Jsosnese Mailings.
Fibre ‘Msttlnse.
Oil Cloths.
hinoleums.
Swiss Curtains.
Gets-gs Curtains.
Nottingham Curtains.
Velvets. '
SHADES TO ORDER A BPECiALTY.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
'84 WashingtonStreet. South Norwslll These 446
We give -S&H Green Trsding Stsmps
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The Hatch .81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK.y CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
BEAVER BOARD '
is gaining rsrldly in popularity as a substitute for lath sad ..
plaster and well-paper. It is susceptible oi! an infinite vsriet! 5
of artistic designs for wslls and ceilings, and permits of s
wide scope for individual. preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a lsrse supply on bend. ,. 4
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The constant aim of The
Sentinel is» to have its
advertising co'luinns as
[honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper‘will not
knowingly accept any adver-
lining that is misleading. exag-
get-sled, nntruthftil or dishon-
“ two inches whore the normal
M it bolts 11th MM!” stter‘ it
A “crossovers one viii.
rewrites lion run moronls'r.
How to Preserve inner Tubes.
When fitting sn inner tube it is a
good plan to dust i entail quantity of
talc or French chalk inside the sme-
lope Just sufficient to cover the in-
terior surface is all that is required.
Too much talc, says the Michelin
lire expert, gradually not-umulsting
into solid lumps is aAfrequt-nt cause of
punctures. 0n the other hand insuf-
ficient talc will not prevent the inner
tube from sticking to the envelope
inner tubes should always be per-
fectly clean and dry when filling.
Even the slightest moisture should be
avoided. It is a common practice to
lay u tube on the stop of the car or
even on the ground previous to filling.
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l THE UOEG OF ADVERSITY.
The Republican party is now pess-
lng through the most crillrnl limo. in
its existence. if that is true olsoiuo
its existence. it his true that “whom
the Lord loveth He'chuetenetll" lllo
Asthma' Asthma!
POPHAM'S DST MA REMEDY
gives inslflllil’t‘i’rl am an absolute curs
Hay Fever. Sold by droughts: nisll on
receipt of price it no.
'l‘rinl minor» by mall 10 cents.
mm mm "M Mil-d. 0N0
For sale by The (Word Pharmscy
in all asses oi Asthma Bronchitis. nut".4
‘rnn is a very .sspsnsivo hsbit.
. Them is slwsvs a place to hens the
tube where it will be free from mois-
ture or dust. llsng it over a side
lump or sire holder but never lsy it .
down where it will come in contact
witb'toi‘elfin end injurious miter.
inner tubes should always be rar- _
rind in wsterproof buss such as can 1
be bought at any garage (or a ‘quar-
tor. They should never be kept in
the original cardboard boxes, says the
Michelin mun.‘ Those boxes are suf-
ficient for the serene but not for stor-
ing tubes ltepY'ln a our.
bags ltoep the tubes away from we
tor. oil and grease. but are not in-
tended to protect the tubes front
shnrp tools. _ Always keep spare
tubes in bags and keep the bolts away
from merli objects. .
Republican party must. be grentlyhe-
loved by the Almighty, as its chesten
log is u very evident fact. if that
“cllnstonlnu” mm the nomination of
Theodore Roosovelt at Chicago and
the detest .of the llepuhllcsn party it
the ‘polls in Nottetnhor, it. will he I
blessing in disguise. for it will rid the
putty of the worst incubus ln its his.
ltory and new the way for a return to
Elbe principal lhut Lincoln lived and
died folA.--Lllchileld Enquirer.
it makes All diffrronCe whether a girl
says she. will he a young man's sis.
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We: Change “Life—How
Iodi- E. Phldsm’s Vege-
tsble Compound Mode
"stick. Ills. - “I cannot express
wbst l went tllrough during the change
suite before i tried
' Ladle E. Pinkhsm' s
Vegetable Com-
’ [gmml sts in such
. Ieould not keep still.
My limbs ware cold,
,._ I lied creepy sense-
2 sleep nights. I was
I I" . ‘1‘.}gl finally told by two
Hi (him. A)
physicians that I also
had a tumor. I read
one by of the wos'tisrtul cores mode by
Lydia E. Pinkhsm' s Vegetable Com-
pound snd decided to try it. sad it has
rnsde me e well woman. My neighbors
sud friends doclsre it has workeds mir-
Asele for me. Lydia E. .Pinllbsm's Vege-
tsble Compound is worth its weight in
gold for women during this pemd of life.
‘1! it will help other: you may publish my
letter. "-illrs. MARION Swss'r Guss-
TON. No. lJeIferson St. 'Nstick. Mess.
Glance of Life is one of the most
criticsl periods of s women's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
thst there is ob otiterremedyknown to
so successfully carry w through
this tryingperiod es Lydia Pinkhsm’s
Vegetable Cornpound.
. If yes westspselsl advise writets
”Milli. Pianist ledlcineC‘o. (confl-
du'tisl) Lyn, less. Your letter will
he opened. reed sud sssnrred by s
wales sud held in strict confidence.
{tor or his sister‘s.
ME! 351.
Golt Suits 'l'itst Will '0 cool
, . Women who must have cool clothes
list any least are melting good looking
Iillnl'tls ef‘Afoulstd it is only recentl)
lthut this fabric has become the correct
{thing (are costr end a skirt. it has at
i-ways has been confined to the rvnlnl
idyllic piece frocks. Those who do
HIM taste for while blouses how u 3
piece null made. using selflouo chil-
ton cloth or even White for the top of
idle blouse.
‘ .3 Mind is not any wmner than
tmuslin, and chiffon cloth is cooler than
. final. 30 if one likes it suit of dark
blue. for instance that can be worn
from the tirst day until the middle of
October. she csn get s fudisrll that is
quite plain for a colored border. and
make the skirt with it simulated tunic
'edqu with the border. a moderately
long coat. straight in the back single.
breasted and cutswuy in front. with
long sleeves or three quarter one eds-
ed with the border and wide revere of
. lilo lslster.
The skirt should be out from one to
, waist
line and the edgeAnuishe‘d‘wilh a tilt»
ing of satin orrs. thick slllt cord. The.
latter. is tuteAprettier because it sinks
into the figure better than the cord
does The blouse of foulsrd is with-
lut lining. is attached to n one-inch
belt of tube has a deep V~shsped
gulmpo with stock and lower sleeves
of white ohiilon clolbwnet wtll tic—-
sod rovers of the border. ’ .
'Down the middle of the ohemisette
is a row of tiny blue paste buttons
which continue to the waist line and
the sleeves. which are put into Ions
shoulders lines. are neutered below
cuff oi the border.
finch a costume. as you csn well see
is decidedly cool and comfortable, for
there is not an inch of worsted msterr
sl or cloth in it. All is" not accessory
even to line the cost. for the sums
may be boundwibh silk ribbon sud the
finishing must be so well done that it
does not mar the spmrsnoe inside.
it lining is preferred. “one should use
the thinnest kind or shine silk. white
issseodtntoloe. srpssrlnoyor
Ponies makes 1 cool suit. but the
it!!! limits tiles we get is so Ills!
. at the sides. no rest of the ‘bsiris
the elbow into s three-inch turnover
CM m0. ‘ who
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if one owls find the right weave
for it is cool. and it does not show
soil or crease and wrinkle us linen
does .
There is u uhlte bungee that women
like better than serge or still or fou»
fun! for lost suits that must be worn
during July and August. It is more
dliilcull lo not than any other kind.
unless one can find it at “the orients
houses, and even then some women
prefer to make it up into frocirs ill-i
stead of Jackets and skirts. Alter t‘hel
lntense,beut of last summer. which!
was continuous. women decided that
it was rather_ foolish to have three-
plsce. suitsvmdxlbereforu they are in)»
ins; in a supply of-fruolte in order to
meet any like weather this summer.
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Coli'fuus Trs'nd to Natural.
The fashion of framing the fact in s
halo of hair which is held up by ur-
tlficial padding has disappeared. The
tendency now.is toward simple, na-.
tursleffects. and." artificial additions
to the hair are used it must. be done
with art and discretion so that the
. while
.tlon to the body nor its natural lines
of grace decayed. says the Wshsing-
.ton Herald.
Over‘the brow the cheeks the hair
is dressed very low where this style
is st nil becoming. strands of waving
loos. being «lawn down almost to the
eyebrows and well down over the ears
messed at the heck of the hood ss low
a point-cs proves becoming to the indi’
vlduul west-er. .
When the hair is dressed by it pro
fusiomil hairdresser one's own looks
out be rustic to so s surprisinsly ions
wsy. Only here‘snd there‘is s worn-
sn to be found who can herself make
an ordinary amount of hair serve for
as full sndxrscem s cofnure. it. is al-
wsys well. there fore. to here ones
heir dressed when "at is possible. so
that it is not accessory to resort to
'trshsformstins t produce the lashin-
‘nbie eitect desired. Transformations
do very well for wear under the be:
but (or occasions. when the bet is not
t‘o-A be worn it ‘is usrtieulsrly dssiésble
lo'witllsutvthm it undid: will set-
“dies the trait- on be sleds whim
suleidutly full. ‘ ..
"the women “wile subst ll‘s “NM
ssestnl‘ sbd *mdim'wns‘llts so out
)crown so that there‘ is one central
head is notenisrsed out of all proper '
throughout the evening must. not for-
set that the first thing to do is to did
vide the hair at the bsck or on the
strand. which must be tied or made in
to a small knot and pinned fast to the
‘.llcnd This is to malts e. firm founda-
tion for the other strands The mm
sit-suds on.- then pinned hack loosely
or if they ore to he hrughl forward
over the tune it will be found that
crossing them before pinniult- them at
the back will give a prettier effem
than drawing them directly back.
if these strands are not long enough
to go in with the heck hair they can
be tucked neatly under the soft folds
of Altair on top of the head and roulette
wigh small plus. The back hair is all»
so separsted into strands and woven
in it loose basket work effect. When
the hair is murcelled it is first ported
and then made lnlo waves paralleling
the part instead of following the con.
tom of the face as when the waving
is for n porntxsdour. h
Nowadays the evening culture has
almost always some decoration which
varies 'in elegance and rostllnes from
the silver and sold ribbon bonding to
the diamond and pearl studded ban-
dcau and ornaments crowned with me
[tom starred slgreltes. That is is net
nlAwsy t the most expensive coll‘fnre or
nsmcnl. “debts the most effective
and becoming may be the consolation
of the woman who must confine her
choice to the less costly decorations.
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‘ro OUR! AVCOLD m ONE DAY
take Lsxstive Bromo Quinlan stletl.
Drusslsts refund money if it. rolls to
cure. I. Willow's signature isos
esoh box Me
A PRIVATE IBWIR LINE. '
Csnuslists wholnvest in sewers
generally do so by the roundabout
method of buying municipal bonds.
but in the city of Ellsworth. Ks., s
‘plsn'is in operation that seems to on
enmity an unusual development of
American inmttlty. The city needed
s sewerage system some years Rm.
bu; there was not much money in the
treasury end the, situation seemed to
be tiesuerste until it wealthy resident
otter-ed to build the system sud loose
it. to tile municipality on s ner-ysrd b‘ i,
sis. 't‘itstsiisrwss meniscus Mitt
the original must. which recently:
mm. has best: allowed. his melt
who owns tilt me. an s seed is.
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,ltvsstlssm mists issssllttml it
Would its" costAiti nsy fdr lilo don"t
delinquent and assistance-dismiss i
Elite E. ill. flesh pitllnmpuuy.
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coupons: IN SUMMER coor’tmo.
High Grade Gas Ranges and Cookers.
A cool kitlllcn, n quilk flame. and food prepared with—
out (”Inlay all tllesr make life ('llsy fur the cook or llilllrt'“
keeper through the hut llnvs. If: tonumilzll too for wllul
tilt need for the fire is over it can llt' tln'Aulll out as (milk—
_ ly as it \v as lighted.
Gas Cookers. the umst reliabil- make,
ThrtAl- burner top with ll\'('ll $8.00
Gas Ranges,
Three burner top with uvtAn $io.5o
Tillt‘t‘ burnt-r top with oven illili broiler. $13.50,
$15.00, $17.50 and $18.00.
Cabinet Ranges, 5'—bllrncrs with high li\'t‘ll and broil-
tAr, $10.50 up.
Cabinet Ranges with from 3 In 7 i‘llll’llt“l‘>‘, broilers.
warmingr closets. etc, from $25.00 to $40.00.
Gas Plates in complete lines, nickel or lilfli‘k. with l.
2 and 3 burners. several stylus it) t'lluuslA from. $1.00 to
$6.50.
Separate .A\]l])ll€iilt‘.(‘5. ("lvcnsy limiters,
limiters. Mats. 'i‘rn_v~. (‘l\‘..
Toasters, Iron
to 1' use on (3.13 I’lalcs.
All the above (ll-ltlmlsll'lllul.
LUXURY IN COUCH HAMMOCKS.
The must satisfactory Cnulll Hztmnlnc ks is U)”-
strullcd with a metal frame the some as a swing bt‘ii
and will not ml]: or list-ilk. I l tun be hungr (lilcctly from
the telling of a punk or on a standard. and the Slalllliiltl
is collapsible in order to fold up in small Space when Hi I
in use. P'rotcttiou front sunshine or too cool ill‘i‘LT/tr is
ensured by the canvas sides and ends.
In styles from $6.00 101320.00.
NEMO CORSETS DISPLAY OF NEW MODELS.
One of the Main St. \vinllmvs lullllllns :1 group 41f
thllo corsets of elegant apptA'rAalmlll and in tlllA newest
fashion. Among the. Ncmn models is a special' 'tclluc—
ing" Corset which will be appreciated by stout women. It
gives extreme reduction of the figure with great comfort.
.whctller one. sits or stands. ll llus relief bands for Hip—
port. and a newly invented lung skirt rill-cl which gives
a wonderful look of shuttles»; in the hips and limbs. \lso
it has the knnlk of flatleuinglllulnrk ..tl'c:tturc' grcztllv
desired by all women.
Vi (A shall ht: pleased to show the (liticrcnl models of
the Nellie to all visitors at the Corset Section.
MORE SUGGESTIONS OR WEDDING GIFTS.
Tea Trays wtih Mahogany frames. lined with Clllllll
in quaint English posie patterns of wandering vines and
small blossoms. ,
Oval
Square
$1.50
$2.00
Round or oval
Square with lacc
$1.00 to $3.25
$1.50. $2.00
Dresden Trays with tiny pink and blue florets, $1.25.
Square Tray with half (iOZCII coasters. very artistic. $3.50.
(if course we say Tea Trays. but these 'l‘rnys, any of
them. will carry other things, glasscs‘nf (litlerlrnt Suits,-
sipllons. (locallters, etc. "
Furniture Rooms, fourth floor.
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“For the popular all around convenient garment 5"
needed for golf. tennis and those who are plan- it 4,
nlng their summer outing there is nothing more it .
. in dentsnd' just now than the Blazer Sweater. We ii 1
haves splendid showing invthe various two tone It
slicers. including navy end white. scarlet and white It ‘ ,
andgreen and white. snd knit of fine quality
worsted,’sillt finished seams and well shaped col-
lsr. ' \
They are light in Wight and considered very
smart for summer.
Al’rice 87.50“
he N. E. RYAN OO.
.lOUTH NORWALK,
I ,sswlssulsorou s'r. .
Bridgeport Admtisements
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