This weal: we hold our usunl Month End Sale.
last or the reason will make some unusual reductions.
As it is the
MONDAY IS RUG DAY.
CARPET RUGS.
LOG CABIN BUGS. Tapestry Rugs, 9 ft. [by 12 fl.—
, r 4 $10.00. Value $12.50.
18 to 45¢. Value 65c. Tapestry Rugs, o ft. by 12 it.—
27 by sn--—69c. Value 98c. $125,0- Value $15.00,
all by 72-‘-$l..25. Value $l.75. Tapestry Ruggw—Q ft, by 12 .ft,--—
9 ft. by 12 fir-457.50.
$10.00.
Value $15.00. Value $18.00,
AXMINSTER RUGS.
it it. by 12 it.~-$'ll.50. Value
$20.00. '
AXMINSTER RUGS.
9 it. by 12 tit—$22.50.
$23.00.
AXMINSTER RUGS.
137 by 54-~-$l.49. Value $2.00. A
special purchase. Value
BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington Street, South Norwulk Them 446
We give S&H Green Trading Stamps
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* * Illi‘iliilliliii
o emotion tour on
terrorism rezone.
“To
‘ _ in on on
A Few Applications oi a glimmer
Remedy WiilfBring Back
the Natural Color
moot-y " should hauler». Man Who
. ~ ... (looteguml'ii Passengers Saved.
’S’UFFIEUD, June 26.—-—An attempt:
aprlngfleid trolley at the end of the
Boston Neck trestle at 4 o'clock laun-
dny by placing old railroad liell'iu' the
truck just around the sharp curveinear
‘ , . Broollsidc. The our bed. seventhflve
“Pull out one gray hair and a dozell|-imfifi@nnol's and was in charge 0f 0011f
will tulle its pluoe," is on old saying: doctor Fred (idiots and Motorman Al'.
which is. to a grout extent true, if no; he” Tin-nil. The motormun sored the
steps are when to stop the cause.‘ CH!“ from the wreck «by applying 1110
When gray hnire upponr it is a digit emergency brakes and TGVQYBIDE the
that. Nature needs assistance. it is Newl (W'- .TWWY “’05 $01118 ill—a mouemw
ture's can for help. Gray linir, dull.I Sheen. ‘It ‘waswduc tit Spencer’s cor»
lifeless hair, or hair that Is falling out}. W“ at 4:07 (”610011.
W
was made to wreck the Hartford and
in not necessarily a sign of advancing!
one, for there are thousands of elderly
people with perfect heads at hnlr with~
As soon he the our reached .Spenv
cer‘s corner, word was“ telephoned-to
Deputy Sherlll? Georgé' Woodrul‘f, who
FANCY ASPARAGUS. PER BUNCH ..... . ..... . 25c
pANCY PINEAPPLES. EACH ............ . ....... .. ..... Ioc
NICE CUCUMBERS. 2 FOR .............. . ............ .. 5c
FANCY WA): OR GREEN BEANS, QUART ...... 10c
Carrots. Spinach, Beets, Le ttuce. Radishes, Green Peas. Cab-
bage. Rhubarb, Strawberries.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
House Dresses
The good styles and excellent service of the gar.
‘Kn
4 6 meme shown here intro won for us a widespretld rl-pu-tu-
, .r lion. i
J. . Everv women or lffilfi will concede the .i‘untincss of
J our House Dresses.
0! There arehundrcds oi [Welly styles in porcnlcs, luwnn,
5‘ soersuckers, ginghums. etc. trimmed with bins hands.
.I . .
u theirs and contrasting nutterlals.
U Every garment is lllltllfv‘ made out] you can be {lib
u sored of perfection oi ill. nnd finish.
\‘I
u The prices this work spook eloquently for them-
:3 selves.
\._l . v 7
u 9843.31.25 “1“] $1.50.
if SPECIAL:
V Regular filth". on e-plocc House Dressers ill ...... 98(-
5! Regular $1.25 two-piece liouso Dresses at ...... 79¢
l
The N. E. RYAN
86 WASHINGTON ST.,
CO.
SOUTH NORWALK
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acacia. lav/'1'.-
PHONE 14!
5' ‘ when he takes this nnnunl \‘nrntlon.
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out 11 single streak of Emu. . not out. upon on investigation and our-
\\’licn grnr ilnil‘s come, or when the: 1F 5“"003’ evening arrested T001110“
hair secure to ho iiielensor dcnd, some! Tully, “'1‘“ refused ‘0 31"" his resi-
noud, rolinblo heir-restoring trcntrnout ““1"“ ““d Michael Sullivan. M. Bmt’
ehould ho resorted to ill once. Spociul- ”NW“- Vl- They were hiding in a
ibis any lllill one of the l)(‘:li.1li‘el.llll'ii.- barn 0“ ”1" “- 'S' COWN’B place near
tioue to use is the old-t‘nshionod “edge. the trestle. fl‘hcy were looked up and
too" which our «r5: mulpurents used. The (“Rammed and it ‘3 said they “mute-Q
host preparation ot‘ this kind is \Vy-i litut they put the lien on the track.
otll's bingo illlll Sulphur linir Remedial They WW“ ”1"“3‘“ before the "0””
a preparation “f domestic. sane and yesterday afternoon. 'l‘hey urc- stron-
sulnhnr. srioutiiicnlly compounded gem-l to ”"13 mm" 1”” sold ”W they
with inter discorerml hair tonioe until had beenoround for “V0 0" three days,
srimuiunin, the whole mixture bollli-Z ...m......mw
rurel‘ully ‘onlnnced and tested by ex- AUTOMOB'LE REGISTER OUT'
ports. A new automobile register. giving
\l’yerh's Sago null Sulphur is claim. the list of registered motor vehicles of
mid \\'holrsolne and perfectly hut-mu “‘0 state, 1“"in ‘0 June 1. has 1'9““
1053, 1. pmwshos dry. purchvll nun-.l issued by the automobile department
removes dnlniruil' and grudunlly roll, in “”mWNiW “'m‘ ”‘9 oiiico 0f “1‘3
stores i‘tuicd or grul‘ huir to its nnlurull 9“?““01‘5' “f ”‘0 SW9. Th" register in-
mim.‘ eludes the motor vehicle law, rules ol‘
DOM up“... another minute. Start the road, as well as the taxable horse-
using \Vyclii‘s Stine ’ztnd Sulphur all power rulings or pleasure and com-
once and see who: u. . ll’i‘l‘t‘iii'i‘ ti fen" “‘"rm‘l curs. “‘0 ratings for the com-
dnys' treatment will uulko in your hnlr.t lnoclul ””3 being a new fcnture. The
Title l~i€'1lill‘llil|’lll is (mum, to ”1-9: lhook contains 462 pages. as against.
public ht, lifts cents n bottle. and is 37“ ”"53““ in '1‘“ “’ng“. issued 12"“
recon)intended and sold by all drug-l Scptcmiier. 8‘1”“? idea 05 ”“3 growth
Speciul Agent. Stilleon & Pow—1 in the popularity oi‘ the automobile
Oil Corporation. .» may he mined from the tool that tho
‘ register shows H.478 privately owned
ours on anninst lil.2i3 lust Sopictltlwr
SUMMERING AT INDIAN SPRING. l. The book also shows 15 mnnufnw
FARM a tut'vrs registered. rm denim-s. iliu)
lircrymen. 2:? motor i-rcic drnict‘s.
Dr. .and Mrs. .l. (T. Ncu‘itirlt imvc‘ and Milli motor cycle owners. Al the
rented their residence in Morgnn urn-j present time there ore nlmnt snow
one to New York parties tor three people in the state holding lli‘cllsvs us
months und .will spend Lilo summer tit ooorntors of motor vehicles.
Indian Spring Form. in \\‘oslport. inn!
Ncwklrk will be or his Ollll‘fl dull)"
except tlttrig the mouth oi’ August,’
piste.
*«A‘ mm“... .... . "fine—...”..w ...“... .... ., .. .. .
LOST POSITION; SUICIDES.
NEW lllli'l".\".\‘. .luue 25.~~«Simon
llnhn. despotnlcut because he was un—
"l‘bo Sentinel \Vnnt columns reflecti
tho activities of the full season-wine) l
are at. their best now.
it local factor}: (*mutuittwl suicide Sun-
dn)‘ at his home by hnnciux. lie who
or. yours old and has no lulmcdlnm n13.
illchs in this city.
nblc to hold his position no engineer ill I
iiiWilMANS’LlFE
Film 45in 5i]
Intuereating Experience of Two
Women—Their Statements
Worth Reading.
Aehevllle, N. C. ——"I suil'cred for yours
with female trouble while going through
the Change of Life. I tried a local phy-
sician for a couple of years without any
substantial benefit. Finally after re»
peeled suggestions to try Lydia E. Pink-
hnm’s Vegetable Compound, I quit my
physician and commenced using it with
the happiest results. I am today prac-
tically a well Woman and anxious to con-
tribute my mite towards inducing others
to try your great medicine, as I am fully
persuaded that it will cure the ailments
from which I suffered if given a fair
chance.
“ If you think this letter will contrib-
ute anything towurds further introducing
your medicines to afflicted women who
it is with great plt,sn3lire I consent to its
publication."——Mrs. JULIA A. Moone,
ll East St, Aehevillc, N. C.
The (lure of Mrs. Kirlin.
Circlcviilc, Ohio.—~“l can truthfully
any that I never had anything do me so
much good during Change of Life as Ly-
dia E. Finkhnm’s Vegetable Compound.
“Before I had taken one half a bottle
of it I began to fool better. and I have
continued taking it. My health is better
than it has been for several years. If
all women would take it they would es-
cape untold pain and misery at this time
of iife."— Mrs. ALICE Klnlnu. 358 W.
Mill $2., Circle-ville, Ohio.
The Change of Life is one of the most.
critical periods of a women's existence.
Atsuch timeswomcn may rolyupon Lydia
E. Pinkhum’s Vegetable Compound.
MRS. PANKHURST RELEASED.
LONDON, .lnc
l’unllhurst, the
leader. who was sentenced on May 2:!
ill, the Old Bailey scslenu to nine
,monthe‘.Imprisonment on the charge
l of ('Ullfipll‘ili'y and inviting i0 mnlit-ious
‘ dutnngc to propert). was released l‘es‘
terdny trout Holloway Juli owing to
lit-r health breaking: down on account
ol’ the hunger strike which she and
hrr imprisoned followers rcmntly he-
i nan.
'l‘ho other prisoners int-hiding: Mrs.
l l‘uihwlck mwrencc, (lllt' of the editors
iof “Voice for Women” who who sen-
tont-od lit the some time on Mrs. Paul:-
illilrfii urn being forcibly fed»
‘25..~.\lrs. limmollnc
milunni eiil’fi'ugcttc
.._ . v
I Arkansas Chocolate Raisin Cake.
("moo tout-thcr inilt top butler. cur»
Shaker Fish and Egg.
Ono cup of fish, nicked medium
Stephen L. Clnrlr, of West sirect,.
nun PElIilll [
are passing through this trying period, '
iii-ZS'I‘ llL"l"l‘|.Cl{
25 Stumps Mill 1 ll). Coffee at ......... . ..... .. .. . ...... . 35c
2o Stumps with 1 lb. Coffee at .. . ....... .. . ....... . .. 32c
15 Stumps with l li>.'(.'.<.)t'l'cc at .................... ........ 30c
loo Stumps ircc with I run ll. .l‘owdcr nt 500
70 Stumps free with 1: lmtllcs lixirnct. cut-I1 ...... 25c
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 wnsnmarou 31"., eoum uoawnLK
Tel. No. 909. Deilverlu 8:80 a. m. and 2:80 p. m.
If
‘
It is well to advertise in The
.,
Sentinel when your business is
dull-— to stimulate its growth.
It is also well to advertise in
j' The. Sentinel when your business
is brisk—w to maintain success.
....”
Free Delivery
Wants in TheiSehtillel AreWmners
iunl line, and soaked two hours in cold
writer, Your potnlocs. out into Hillilll
cubes untl boiled until nearly dour;
put ith and pointocr together. with
(lllt' pint oi’ crcutn. Soon us hot stir
in (run beaten egg. reason with snlt‘
nnd popper. serve on o plutlcr wltili
l‘our slit-ed «Inns over it «the eggs will
he done tor slicing ii boiled six min-
i STRUCK IN HEAD av STONE.
l
suuur. hull“ (up mttt-t mill. unit yol‘un ; was riding his bicycle through Scrib-
untl u lluii t-up ol‘ iiour. into which n ‘. our ul‘ouuc, hour Connecticut avenue.
limping lmnpoou or linking. powdo-r‘rfulniul'. when u stone, thrown by u
lulu boon nil‘lrd. Add two (lillrei-HIOOIIS‘illllilll boy or cherry tree, struck
of mutt-ii l-hurolutc und cup oi raisins, ‘ .\lr. i‘lnrk on the hood. The sharp
point. lllllill' n hole in Mr. (llnrll'n derby
but. out through the lull utni made it
'gurh in the hide of his Ingrid. lie won
from or a hurt blue Hilton ill‘(‘n.\‘llll|‘il\\’ll from his wheel and stunned
For Greace Spots. i
For wry bud grouse spots on the
WT .... ..
Bridgeport Advertisementl l, Bridgeport Advertisement.
on B. till. Emit diamond
Emulator: 1:157. ' . . .:
i ' UMBRELLAS,SPECIAL, $1.79. '
Ladies, you remember those colored Silk Umbrel-
las that were oiicrcd at this price 21 short time ago. l‘
iWcll, here are more of them, good for sun or rain. just ‘
the right size, 26-inch. and in lllCSi‘ colors: lllnck. Much
and red changeable, bluc dud lllilCli. green and lililk‘k. .
Handles in Mission style. and worth regularly $2.50,
‘ “ $1.79, special. . it
yr
Enough for several days. Solo opens 'i‘ucsdzly.
r
WHITE GALOON BANDS. , '
Swiss Embroidery and Galoon Bands, from .2 to 5
inches wide, a large and very attractive Iinu oi” pzit— ,
terns. Suitable for while and other wash til‘csscs. .
Special at 25 cts. a yard.
linlbroitlcl‘y Suction.
A FAMILY OF NEW DOLLS.
They have just arrived ill the lul'nnis' \\"t-;lr Set.“
lion on the second flour, and have brought their summer
cmthcs with them. Meant to be the intimate
ions of cliiltlrcn at all hours. they have been lilnnucd
with rclnnrlx‘zihlc int“. and knowledge . of cliilrlretl'<
qulrcmcnts. Wily, s ilili‘, of those Dolls will go bribing
with children, t‘lllH‘l' iii loin. (ll"clr~L‘WllL‘l‘L‘. and they they.
perfectly.
C(lllll‘i‘. r.»
l‘l‘~
They wear rompers and pltlysuils lllrc lllC
Uhlill‘k’ll, and tilt: litlliii-s. tiiv youngest tiniest. ll.ii‘i‘
lrlyctcs of lifelike :lnilllincss. (inc cannot but he
charmed with the ‘iiaiurniin-ss oi it nil. l’lcusc comc (mil
see their]. Children's \‘i'cur Section.
illlil
Second floor, lmnl.
The Sale of Undermusiins continues.
All sorts of dainty garments.
crs. liolliliinutions, linlii l.Zl
styles. Chemises long and sltorc,
L‘i'll'Ft‘l
zliltl 'l‘i‘Iiiity
Slip iltnl
(l0\\’ll$. ( (u'.
in ('irl‘cquc
l’rincrss
runny values in Children‘s L'nilcrllluslins.
that nlwnl's ill
$3.00. is offered in summer weight lulli~1tn :11 $1.98.
wil~
Lil Resistn (bracts, n unitlcl
The Designer for July is on sale. New insitiww {or
cotton \‘uilc illlil luilislc ill’t'rw‘t‘n. “million radix. prion l' \l‘"
feel». The coming; of inllcr shirts is nssurcd. and wine
are plzlitcil while others are gathered.
The Standard Fashion Book for Summer is ready.
(The E. rill. Eileen Continuity
,. ._ ....m__._.......« -L.
Fashion and Grace
show in (‘\'t‘i‘_\' line oi” the Suits lllil-il‘.‘ by us. We ontploy only
rompl-elcnt tailors and use the best luutrrinl. i'omc in and set? our
line oi goods.
John KuboVic
218 Washington Street South Norwalk
. sprinkle l‘lt'lilll'llll)‘ with lint-l): prr-pnr-l
llii at i
" . ed rtnri-h und l't)\'i'l' with inown pnpcr: l
tor some time. Homer l'nwrvnrc with
A uuur-Y run of tomatoes. three pinto
of milk. n lornc tnliioupoon or ilour.
nutter the size of an egg. pepper and
suit to tunic, n Ronni ionsnoon of uodu.
I’m the iomulo on ,to slow null the
milk in u donhlo kotlio to boil. resort»
lug. however, hull n cup lo mix with
Ilonr. mix the flour smoothly with this
cold Illllli nnd cook in minuicu. To the
tomato odd tho uodn: stir well. nnd
rub through it. elrulner that in iluo‘
enough to liven buck the M't‘ilil; udd
butler. unit. rind pepper to the milk.
and thou tho tomato. {serve immo-
diutely. ‘ii‘ halt the rule in mode, stir
the tomato well in the can before di-
viding. es the liquid portion in the
more mid.
BNWMCI.
One half cup oi butter, one unit cup
of powdered minor, one hull cup of
moment. one egg. one cup (full
measure) entire wheat flour, one onp
of pectin mews chopped lino. Cream
the butter. add the sugar, molasses.
egg Well Simon and flour, Mix well,
add the note and bake in individual
tins with o. hell not meet, on each
coke. . . . . .
An Added Flavor. ,
In preparing plumper for the to-
ble, cut marshmallow: into small
pieces, and mix them with whipped
prevent-before adding to the pineapple.
at?! Good .Hchsefioepllls. The pine
apple in much improved by the flavor
or the marshmallow. '
lllt‘nlli. then worth in HM‘ usual way in
worm soupnudn: no trot-i: of the
grouse wlii remnin.
VOTES FOR WOMEN MEETING
CALLED TO EXTEND SCOPE.
W
Suflraglsta of Foirlleld County Will
Meet Today at Miss Wheeler’s
Home, Fairliald.
’I‘otlui luv oun’ruuielu oi li‘uirllcid
(loudly uro mceilnx will: Mills The.»
dol'n Wheeler ol‘ Mlll'lllrltl for luncheon
and on informal meeting. The meet-
ing won culled by the county choir-
mnn, Mrs. Herbert Knox or New Gen»
non for the diucueaion of tho further
organization of tin» county. “Aliment!-
iorinl district. lenders of this county
on: present. ‘ii in extracted that some
no or no ordont lender» will pnrtlolpnio
in the luncheon and the diuououion
to follow. .
Mien ‘l‘ltnodoru Wheeler. the error
gotio lender of the twenty filth henn-
torinl district given much or her
time to suffrage. one in about
enter Jaime ‘flooitin‘n university to
atu'y medicineilud'is it most well In-
formed and charming young women.
When the oonniy in completely or-
gnnizedsin an enortlto nooure the
vote [or women. every Ward will have
its leader. as well an every senatorial
district. The meeting today is io‘Wr-
titer thin plan.
A worenwbeileree whet one one“.
no, a men whet he has to.
to“
_u loom chino nionu Inter ninl look Mr.
“‘0" “"“h 0 ‘1‘“ ”U" {0" 1‘ WW "1‘" . Clark home. Dr. H. C. Shcrer attended
1 him.
HEELPED TO KEEP DOWN EX-
} PENSEB.
Mrs. .1. ll). Henry. Akron, Mich”
tclln how she did so: "i wut; Innhrrod
i with my kidneys and luui to no nouro
ily double. i tried it autumn oi? Foley
1 Kidney Pills and they did me no lunch
luood llllll i hounltt u hoitll“, illlll they
unveil the it big doctor’n hill." li‘or
weak hook. hellduchc. l‘heunlutimn.
urinary and kidney trouble». use Fu-
li-y Kidney Pills. Thor holpqulrhiy.
W. F. Wilttnoro and Co.
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81W“: OPTICAL BOOIETY.
ANBONIA. Jone Zl.~-’i‘lio nununl
niootlug or the lifonnoclicut Built- 0p»
iicnl Eioritey will he held in New bout
don tomorrow with bulimic-t ill (mo 0‘-
olocit after which n bUBllinflfi meeting
will he held. There will be n denote
upon it technionl submit of interest to
members. Annmmcemeni of the meet»
log la mode by (l. A. Comstooll, of this
milieu. 'C. M. Parker, of New liuven.
lo preeldtint or the organization. '.
.. Wow
Asthma! Asthma!
PO‘P‘HAM’H AJTHMA REMEDY
given inntanlr’wlni and an absolute cure
in all mines ol Asthma. Bmohilia. and
Hey Foyer. Sold by droughts: mall on
receipt of» rice Moe.
. roar . ' oehm..:av, mall 10 until.
muons m. cm. Wu Cleveland. 01“
- W
l , For muffle mum mm. .
city, chairman of the publicity oom- ..
The constant aim of The
Sentinel is to have its
advertising columns as -
honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any adver—‘
lining that is misleading, exag- “,
aerated. untruizhful or dishon- ‘7 _
est, any more'than it will print ‘5‘
at news item which is not : an:
thentic. wholesome and Minter-r A,
eating. Such service is the '1
complete circle of The Senti—
nel’s mission. '
i
Norwalk Chronicler