sum m. Mommas-9.... S... Sui.
‘las’nse ion over-801m Mssignreot
and‘oamboon Mammal-dos his pet‘-
”who...“ asses « "snout '
manhunt triflewithnnd'enda dieheoltb at
snowman-mum W ‘
What is CASTORIA
Wis aharislesasubstituteiesflastosomP Pane-
. col-lo. Drops and Soothin Symps. It is leosont. It
contains neither Opium, orphiue nor 0 ea- Narcotic
alumnus. Its age isdts guarantee. it. destroys Worms
and alloys Fevorishnoss. For more than thirty can it
has been in constant use ion the wallet oi ConstIpotion
Ilatuloncy, Wind Colic. all Teething Troubles an nil
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Penney-The Mother's Friend.
annulus CASTORIA ALwaYs
Bears the Signature of
The Khd You Iiave Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
vssmamnnmavans. novels-w
,.Whlte satin and white taffeta short
“ll. “Embattled at embroidered, .
. will be 'Ilornover not only white shirts;
. M'Mmlcoiorod, striped or fight»
ed Inch. , *
FILES CURED'IN I so 14 DAYS.
Your druggtat will aeiund money it
Pass Ointment tails toners any case
at. itching, Blind, Bleeding or Plotrud-
~ ing Piles in 0 to It days. We.
as
OVERINGS
We want you tanknow that we have a large variety of Floor;
Coverings. . - '
nuns. canrzrs.
Crex Rugs—18 by 36 to 9 It. by ”mm Tapestry mm?!" Ax'
“ It. minnter.
man-mos.
Wool Fibre—r9 it by 12 i'.t. (.‘rhlna, J‘mug. Fibre.
I ,Tllmtl‘y Brussels—412.50 to 0"- GLOTHS-
. 817.50; 9 It. by 12 it. All widths.
, .LINOLEUMA,
Altminster Rugs~v820.00 to Printed and inlaid.
sum. 9 It. by 12 ft. lmi. Wood FIIIllogs.
9
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERIS.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
O , e ‘ I
. A. Dickerman 8t Son
St Washington Street. . South Norivslk, These 446
We give S&H Green Trading Stamps. .
*“
4,”.1'v' .-".;.
a
1' h. '
The constant aim of The
, , . \ Sentinel Is to have its”
advertising columns as
‘-jhonest and reliable: as its news
space. This newspaper will not.
lino. I‘ y accept any adver- -
tislng that is misleading. exag- ,
5
item which is nbt au-I
' that isliow get hit" '
' at Birkenhesd. and launched onliliay
. senger animated with the papers put
~ . lesome and intern]
.ft‘ooillbund that“. Now. how did
Aloud. boss ‘ :
your time here.
today.’9
“it you'll only In no show you—v"
“Np.” shouted Slalom.
"it won't take a minute—" ‘
“But. mils. my dear air. this is
scathing ’out‘ of the common~"
"Noose. l caattcresd." said 8teI-‘
fans. ’
"But your family, air, would you do ‘
priva them—o"
“i would." said Stations. "it i had
any. I’m an orphan."
“Well you might want something to
- “You're wssilng .
won't buy anything
“ throw at the cat," suggested the book . .
agent. .
“no you think. " demanded SteiIans, -.r
"that l would demoed my cat by
throwing your miserable publication at
her?"
The book agent was only dashed a
second.
“What About me." he asked. insinu-
atirIuv. ”Don't you want something
to throw at me the next time I come?"
Modem Day DI rtssy Seemingly
the Result cl he Universal
~ “I” II
The young lady who described a
burglar the other day as a “Meet.
gentleman." wasn't very tar wrong.
For burglirs are among the low per
sons who can afford the time to be
perfect gentlemen.
Gentle manners have had their high
‘sst development in periods when time
was 0! smallest importance. The
elaborate code of the Ranch eborta
was the substance ct ease. it was
bred with the care which only leisure
can provide. The gallantry ’ol, the
antebellum Bentham as famous as
the into-helium hospitality. The one
cost nothing at time as the other cost
nothing in eitort. While people have
been six-nulls: and bumping and
shoving in "L" and subway trains in
New York, the people who rode in the
crosstown horse ears—relics oi an ass-
for decade—have been practicing. a
I politeness which, by contrast with-the
boorishness so painfully evident else
where, was touching and exquisite.
The patron oi the bores cars were
those with time to some;
t
WINNERS WAIT 0N LEISURE
I
The rush of modern American life is '
Iocuusrs AND omelaus
WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOUR
IVES?
Let us examine them and we
call tell you "you need glasses.
We employ experienced ocuiiats
iradusto physicians-4o examine
eyes. and guarantee satisfaction.
I? Atlantic we. Btamtord. Conn.
Establ shed 15 years
Open Saturday Evenings
r
j
, vi
‘ HoteI Mahackemo
.1. a. CONNOR. Mgr. I
t
Service and Cuisine Up-to-Dste
, Belts ’3 per day and 'Upwards
4::
suuoav omusas no
MW‘WW .
..
W“ E
‘
LOVER’S
~“'I‘IIePlace“
OUTING
.2 wbicbiis (sided a sheet oi lolll new
' for convenient use in public lsvaé
tories.
not an excuio tor bad manners. But
it is an explanation. We cannot preach
economy of time without forcing
economies is other things-and among
these an thoughtfulness and consider-
ation.
WW William's! MW 3010
.W mama. race
on anvas an up
Psmps....... ....... .2.me
Mistake Cost “0.000.000.
The temporary loss of an important
paper once coat this country nearly
Men’s Yachting Shoes 154:. "M. 01.90
Men’s Tan' Rubber sole ' Gating
Shoes 03.00;
no... ......... a.- ...
l20...000000 This was in connection
with the tamous Alabama incident in
tho American Civil war.
The vessel was quietly constructed .
l5. 1882. Then, and not till then.
suspicion of its true character was
aroused, and doses was prepared tor
the law oilicars' opinion. But the lies.-
them in the wrong Iatte'r boa. Two
days passed before the mistake was
Milton Nubuck Oxiords was
SummerFootwear .
for Misses
and Cbiidren
graphed to stop the vessel the Ala.
hams bad steamed train the Mersey on
s voyage or destruction for which we
had to pay something moredthsn the
bales of a telegram. —-London Cbronl~
c .
.Moeh Like ModeroAudlsnos.
The tricks of theater audiences have
been remarkably similar in all ages..
. Alcipbron. who wrote at u.- later so '
tic comedy. shows that the clsque was
known then. and also "young man or
light in hissing a play oil the m
min oi superior taste, whose pride it.
wutohlsswheomrybodyelaewap»
blended. and tooispwllsu thew?
“tastiest. and the snuoyini‘oerson’
who would hum or whistle an locum
panhnent to every tune that pleased
spectators who brought out provisions
auto-Loosen Chronicle. , .
Fill Idlnss With; “All.
learned, and when orders Were tele- ‘
the town" who took a malicious de- »
momma, who. died in m B. o. p
snatches among;b3s.folsmtars” the
him. And Aristotle himssll raters to '
during the dull parts or the pertorm- « ;‘
'i‘hsownsrsotmgiysdlnssisllfi
TWO mus T .
Norwaik South Nowell
home
through a penny-
~thsslot maehiné.
a paper towel in
No or ”or Kinds a! Woman.
Someone—probably one at these
headlines whose lite job it wet to
mess epicure—ones said that there
are but two kinds of women: good
woman and bad- wolnen. Ever since
then problem playwrights have been
patting that notion into the mouths
at wronged husbands and building
their "big scene" around it. But
don't you believe it. There are four
kinds: good women. had women, good
bu women and had good women. And
the worst of these is the Instr-Amer-
iem Maguins.
Separating Lady's Finger Tips.
New boys pride themselves on
their muscular strength. Mt a_girl
place the tips of her torshngors togeth-
er. keeping her elbows on a level with
her shoulders. and challenge any boy
to tabs hold of hlr wrists and sep-
arate them by a steady pull. Unless
she be unusually weak or he be very
strong. he will probably tell. -—Wom-
ao‘s World.
Always Some Shred at Good. ,
No man is perfect; yet no mar. is
wholly broken and useless. Tau may
grind a mines-to powder. so that it
no longer reflects a single ray of light,
but you cannot crush a. human soul so
utterly that no trace of goodness——
which is a reflection or the eternal
goodness—may he found somewhere
.in its depthl.-Chriausn Endeavor
World.
, Rift In the lute.
"ldn't springtime grand?" ‘gurgiod
the sweet young thing. “it is then
that nature puts on her most gorgeous
ninent. 'the timid violets peep
through their covering of leaves. and
tbs birds voice their happiness in
song. and-v" ”And the ere-cusses."
Mummeuphssswumtrying'
to MID UMP-3m.
I'll! at Him.
A certain young man who prided
Muesli on a brnsquenesa that he nuis-
took Ins wit not an eminent but
touchy sculptor at a studio. supper
”Soyos'setheohan"bessldonbelng‘
”that ashes and heads." "
“Not all oIthem." the sculptor replied
61112 E. iii. larch. (immunity;
goblin—Yours Companion.
o
Lesson All Ihouid Learn.-
Piutasch said to the monster Tro-
illl: “Let your government commence
in your own breast. and lay the roun-
dauon or is in the command ot your
team and passion" Here come In
the words. sell-control, duty. and con-
solation—*5. Smiles.
Origin at Iii-mom
Von Bolton thinks that diamonds
were formed in nature by the action
or metal vapors. snob as iron or mag»
nesium. on carbon Dioxide. lie has
succeeded in making microscopic dis» ‘
moods by thaaotion oi mercury va
pot on carbon.
ilncia Henry's Aphorlsm.
“Lean man usually have pessimistic .
«m... ‘mnmw .-
I i
W Advertisements
or. B. ill. first! (llama mung
lay the table.
leaning." said Uncle Henry Butte!Y . .
worth. “But the fat Iellow who sits
download it a hull cheer run. muelly ~
takes a cheerful view of things.”
Alter Fightlng. I
notion—And be cantul.
New Nurse
' One Fleas mm um Io Cheap.
rumor... Nils nagloninlilgyptsI
native Isbsaor can live very. comfort- ‘
bill! on sis. to eight cents I d”
A Distillation.
I‘Dou your mania sis‘g well?” “l’ve
hr." “What! never board
He Would PM Oil.
-' I'mittmtsscumsa
‘ Igloisatolivewitliagsnius’f noun
“SI-4'11 ask my wits about it when l
Norah, . .
23 that my child doesn't fight that little
' German boy on our block ‘
‘ Werlainly. mum. Which nationality ~-
‘ do us want him to be after bghtin'l
‘er and Hat Trunks-x
.i
Establiahrh 135?. .
SOMETHING NEW ABOUT CHINA.
DINNER SETS AT LOW PRICES.
'About every so often, asxhe Sage of East Aurora
Would say, the average household finds itself short of
dishes. Only parts of sets remain, hardly enough to
Nobody knows where the missing ones
are, nobody has seen them—but they are gone-
“WeII, we’ll have to get a new set; that's the quick—
est way out of it, and we \v‘ont spend too much on i t,
either this time.” '
'Notice these for satisfactory values:
Porcelain Set of :00 pieces, for ordinary use, very
pleasing in shape, amliicatly lined $10,00
Porcelain Set of 112 pieces, pink rose buds and gold
Iincd border, $15,00
American Porcelain’ Set with decorated border of
yellow rosebuds, and Iim-(I with gold, 322,50
Limoges China Set of 112 pieces, two designs,
and fern, and rose-bud, fine stippicd‘ gold border, ,
: $22.50
Colonial Dinner Set, 112 pieces, gold band border
and gold handles, very attractive, $23250
daisy
BOTTLES OF UNIFORM SIZE
I FOR THE MEDICINE CLOSET.
Of course no one ever goes néar the medicine closet
unIess there Is direfuI need of it, and often that one is
in a hurry for some remedy. How it facilitates matters
to find every bottle plainly labeled so that he who runs
may read. We are showing some new bottle racks, and
the bottles are all of uniform size and clearly labeled
with glass labels and gold lettering.
Set of 8 bottles contains those for Alcohol, Ammo-
nia, Witch Hazel, Peroxide, Face Cream, Bay Rum.
Toilet W ater and Iii-carbonate of Soda. $3.00.
Witch Hazel
Basement Furnishing Sim-c.
Set of 4 bottles, Alcohol,
and Peroxide. $1.50.
Ammonia,
Haw: you noticed those White Trunks that
made for Miss Phoebe Snow and other fastidious peo-
ple who like all things very fine? Skirt, Dress, Steam.
\VCI‘C
’i V. .v
M
U
I
A most appropriate and practical gilt {or the mir
graduate , ‘II
The moat upt odate and prettiest assortment to be
found andwhere this season They include every desira-
ble style tor-1912. There are parasol of every shape
with cords fancy. covered handles. etc,. In an exceeding-
1y handsome array of color combinations and plenty or
black and white
The makers are noted for the beauty rind originalitv
0! their designs, the choiceneas of their materials, the
worth oi their handles. And every one of these bund-
somo paranoia is worthy of their reputation.
Women's parasols‘lvom We to $5.00" ea.
Misses Paranoia .'............ ........ .50c to s1.5o es.
Children.) Prirosols .. ..25c to $1.00 ea.
The N. E ‘ RYAN “Co.
86 WASHINGTON S'Il'» SOUTH NORWALK
.s.........r.
u
.............
so“ m we“— I......._,.,
~—\‘~‘\-§_.\‘\‘\_‘x
t'/-/ Us- -/-l~/-
Parasois ’ I
I“.
‘x-
-1-
>
‘ \ ~¢ x. S,‘\,‘\. \,‘\‘\‘x
in! '1', a, - ‘-,'~].’ '1'
Norwalk Chronicler