For toast or roast
i sorboil or broil
For; fry or bake
.drop shelves. towel racks. etc.
' ’ Quota-blitz” Made with l, 2 and 3 burners.
ry stove. Cooit- Book also given to anyone sending 5 cents to cover
cost.
NEW YORK
ALBANY, Y.
She will not burn the toast, and she
will not burn her fingers either, if
she uses the New Perfection Toaster.
there Is no. other stove that is as
Perfection Oil Cooli- stove—the
convenient stove for all purposes,
all the year round.
Every dealer has it. Handsomeiy finished' 1n nickel, with cabinet
.STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW YORK
tlori t0 Mm A Hotel 5“" l
' New”
Perf ction'
Toaster
All one, even a E
litt e girl, can
malts toast on the
New r tiolt
- Oil cooksstove '
convention of the Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Assooiatlon has been is-
1111111 111111 the meeting will be held in
New 1101111011. September I. 5. land 6.
invitutions have been sent to Presl:
dent Taft and vioe~Prssldent hhon
cinch to the governors of states and
mayors of Cities along the entire Ab
lantic seaboard. to the senators and
representatives in Congress, rind to
leading trade bodies trout all the At
lontic Coast states. The city of, New
Motion and its board: oi trade and
business mon' 11 association are at work
on a. program of entertainment which
, will equal the best that has been
provided in the history of this as.
soclntion.
The headquarters of the convention
will he at the Griswold, Hotel, the
large summer hostelry on the Gl'oton
side of the Thames River, and though
the regular season of the hotel closes
two days prior to the couveulion, the
place will be held Open for the enter»
tolnmeut of the delegatesto this con-
vention. Willie must of' the business
1. will be done at this hotel, some of,
the larger meetings may be bold in
the arms house or the armory. New
London is very much interested in.
the doings of the state convention, us
it is about to expend a state appropria-
tion of Si 000. 000 on public porti
terminals. with the ultimate hope that 1
it may be made a trans- Atlantic-1f
steamship terminal. E
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quick and as handy as the New
Long chimneys, enameled tur-
free Cook-Book with
BUFFALO N. v.
aosrou. mass.
1' ' ‘ Advertise in The Sentfilet. i
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Allentlc Deeper Watson a Amulet
r116 billets! 111111 in the 11m: annual ~
1 lie utilities comm-lesion
(tutor to “Adopt and Issue 8qu
Fashioning Fraction” May Save
11m Bother of Enforcement
Inhibit-11111111
flow the order directed by the pub-
prohibiting 1
riding on the running boards of open'
cars in this and other cities or the
state will be enforced lsa matterE
which the oiliCol's oi the Connecticut.
company are not ready to‘ discuss. UpE
posedly in force, not a word has beeni
said to the conductors on the
and lo the enforcement of tilts ur-
lmngclnent and how it. will be curried
on only the higher officers of the road
‘may he wble to any 11 little inter
0n the face of it the utilities corn-
'mlsslon's order does not compel tboE
Connecticut company to enforce that
prohibition against ridihg on running!
boards. The order, 11111ch some other
meaning can be read into it than cun
be io'lnd by some of the railroad pe
pie, simply directs the Connecticut
Ecompnny and all other unnpanies “to
Eudopt and issue as one of its operat-
ing rules and regulations. forbidding
and prohibiting passengers from,“ etc E
The company s cud of the work toE
currly out this order seems only 101
be to “adopt and issue such :1 rule and
there its responsibility ends. .113 the
road has said no appeal will be when
form the commission’s order this rule
will he made and the conductors and
public will be informed of it.
I Boudoir Cap
New that the illoudo'ir cap has be-
come a part of every blide‘s outfit u hyi
1 (it make her one 01 these says :1 wri
‘ter for the Philadelphia Nin'1h .\1110E1'-'1
e yard of not. ullovm. lace oi the
egres't of French (21111111 1'ic,two yards
01' ribbon in‘ the (fulcrum lines best
an 7min yard 01 lace odyv ll'o the ne-
2'09 'rv ftilltmiills.
, from 11110 materiuls usual 11“»- this
.18. circle ii iridium in dinluoier,
min the edge and run a drawlwnrl
ali'thelwayaround. Pull this up 50.
t it will fit yo11rlu'1ul.ihen make
"a with: of the lace eduv and new ii 111
1th got-helm edge 01' ll in cup. irounn'
.11lng :polnt put 11 hand of rib
on, tied in a smhll how on one side
it'd opposite this tie :1 1111-20 how 111
a remaining ribbon Sow ibis on so-
floral) and the cup is ready for use.
’ttll flowers mode 01 ribon uro fre-
gently used to iiim these little cups,
other more elaborate ones are
rimmed with lace motifs sci into the'
himatorlal.
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Bit of Color
1‘. is o. luretty feature of a not whiteE
lored glulle to put across one
This introduces happily a.
wu—
Motor Goat.
Weed and diagonals are
1
are lined only around the
int! are very comfortable
Jiltemolrlllnx through who moun-
'ju'yo‘ the Philadelphia. Times.
m rksblue serge and they have
34%?!” of being more availa-
‘ii if
1.1,:
Dainty Effect
lvet‘ ribbon is for too effec-
unite out or use. one smart
it made in the form of e
110111111: which may be 1111-
multitude of ways and when
is colored 11111111111111 is
111 lattice work unit if the
action la mode or oinna
inner band at the foot
111
' boon dampened when 'illt‘)‘ were prossu
‘iho wrong side.
‘ before the pitchers
fly. a' motif or bond of bond—1
Milt. hit. of color on all white cos» matter what may be the materials of
m" the new "10“” COMB able satin gown of today must be of
f the finer sorta. like all oneE
mouth stuffs. shows dust and:
direct and general wear liltinE
er and more sporty materi- trimmed with contrasting color or mo-
,iiijls Parasols are also trlnn
lcuthms, gathered into a bunch anu'
Eiiuinbod at the bilge. with a knot of
ln'nid. ”loose form the only trimming
inn unluy 0f the huts 111in the New
Yuri: l’russ, ‘i‘hor are smurf nun 111"u_1
ho mode from the fronts of 11111 old 1‘111
Anti ihey llCt‘W‘illillL‘, i'uliun' lhun oih‘
oru'isc, 111:9 siruiuhl limbs 111‘ the shirts.
Smooth seams.
If the seams in garments have 1101:
ed at the time (11‘ hulking. the): are :‘wr. (llhtn' hocllrdos ‘ui'o, ioluwd 0i
sure 11) druw i'lilil [lilt'iit‘l‘ lilii'i', by tho, pluitld while ribbon 111111111111111111'
shrinking; 01‘ the thread, sure tho Coup lL-uuhs.
.\Di'flli'lil\'t‘ punch: of iut‘e buck and“:
trout. trim lllt‘ now illi;t:.'l'i(‘ tracks.
The .\-sl1:1pcd doculloltuge ls rcplut'
‘1111: the round uo"l1 on the new French:
blimp-cs.
l‘ urn blun duilod foulz'ud and while
- (,hurmouse ale. much used togctllol for.
mouor. ’l‘hls run he l‘i‘llll'illC‘li very.
successfully with 11 hot iron passed <1\'-"
(’1' 1111-111 with considerable [ll‘t sumo. 1111 1
The 120111111: may bo‘
purest-'1] oilull Ul‘ incrcly lint. dopi'ndin'g
on how they were ii‘t'ttit‘ti at the time
they were uni-do, The lunns of shirts
show this unsightly put-111111111: utter
(every limo lhuy are worn ill dump? smurf WW“ ‘1'“ “mum"
weather. and require to ho l‘msblys ”Hi-"'1‘?” “I ""5“ ““9 “”3 a pretty"
pressed alter o\ my wzuclrlu': and some f finish for a Will”? ““(‘H ”Wk:
11111011 the hem must be well dampencd' (“Mil-“BillPM blazers will bemuch
cm, 1,1. entirely j worn ut. tho seashore replacing the
5. uniqultous sweater. Philadelphia
Times. " 1.
smoothed out.
Button Trimming
Numberless buttons docorute
the newest 'sniln gowns, velvet, crys-
1nl, satin or jet, and although the fa-I
shion can easily be overdone, buttons
do trim effectively says 1111 exchange.
The small crysinl buttons 011 white
satin are smalgi while the summit véliot
satin ones, round or null are also
not
they look too heuvy', no
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WAKE UP TOWN JULY 3.
Plan M,ardi Gras With 8'1) Street Pa—
rade on Eve of independence Day
Down in this town severul weeks
and some of the "live ones" began to
pinch themselves to see if they were
really olive. When they made the as-
tounding discovery that there was still
life they began to pinch others and
, soon there was on endles chain of the
pinching in the community htat soon
took the proportion of a Iplnchlny.r bun
with the result that ubout half of the
community are wtde awake and the
others are rapidly coming to the con-
cl'nsion that it is time to get on the
band wagon.
The first sign of un'wonted notlvlty
was the arranging 11’01' bend concerts
every Saturday evening, inaugurated
under the auspices of tho Norwalk
Board of Trade and these boys proved
111111111 big successohat the activity
islslllonuble;
which they are made.
Choice of Satin
The satin selected for the fashion-
good quality and not too heavy. The
stiff quality that crosses and cracks
does not turn opt well but there are
many different qualities adapted to
present day styles, says the Now Has
van Journal-Courier. Satin churmeuao
Comhlnlng Linens.
Linen frocks of a simple sort but '"k July 8rd therein to M o'big street
will predominate
The members of the Woman 3 Civic
Marine and the Equal Franchise As-
term-ls instead of depending entirely
upon smart collars and cuffs and sold.
trimming are numerous says the Phil
uddlphiafi‘i’imes and good effects are
obtained with the quaint 111mm lin-
mug of ion-y design in connection with
mam ”no“. rapidly ““1118 Into lino.
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White Hand lane.
in hand hogs, 111111111111 are preferred.
'and the rich odours! materials and
tapestries of the past season are htill
being carried. says the New Haven
mlcurnal Courier. White bags are of
handsome 11111111111111.1111 11111111 or white
silk. overlaid with pretty lace, the bit-
by irleh and the princess locus 11111111;
favorites. ,1 '
a
each other iii the mount of rules.
corps, hundred
' islancos for rules of the mummy are
NORWALK FOLKS ARE'GOING To?
committee have decided to outdo
themselves. and on Wednesday oven-
carnival where Mardi tires features
societion have come to warrant to old
111 bile enterprises and the other or?
aspirations of women in the town are
A lento supply of carnival necessitt
as have been secured by the commit-
tee in charge and the ladies trill dis-
me or those 11111111111111. vacant stores
and lawn fetus soon 1111111111, surpass
1011 the evening in question there is.
to «no music by two: bands, many drum
runny continues,
611111131”; or 1111111 11 a tin or horns and
What, will happen if the riding (putt
.lic during rush hours and on holidays
Erofnsus to obey the economy‘s rule
'ln this. us it does in sevorul other i11-
inokon by trolley patrons every tiny.
IE'llltlilis to he soon The conductors
llrnvu 11o llUWt’l 111 art 11111 ”Hwy might
E'ho told to cull 11 policeman and burn
in“ oitcndih's uriostcd but they would
Esp: 1111 on hollduys and dining the rush
ipollods 111‘ every day. about half their
1limo culling cups and making (one
"plnlnl.~1 and such notion would domnr»
allow: the service in this 1 11y. The law
\‘vill not 11: omit the puilt't) 111 enforce
Engninst llit‘ i'liizt'ns 11111 rule luldduwn
vibe (‘onliocilozlt 1"0111111ny. 'lllilt ls,
Eh 111111101 for tho «111111 :nny. Thole la
11.) law of the 11111111 or our city ordl-E
Eunuu- 11,;11l11st liiiilii: on the ruuulng'
l mind of ir'nlloy curs. .1vuo1'diug to of.
E‘iltliils hum are they do not see how
Euny arrest can follow 11111 violation of
En corupnny rulo. '
E‘ 'l'lu' company is rospouslblo to the
Etllllilleu commission. punnlty 01‘ $10th
sis prmlu 'd for fuulro to comply with
'uuy order of the rmumission, but as
the oounnlsslou's order in idhlsinsiauce
merely compels the trolley to udopt
, and issue a rule as one of its operat-
ing rules “that seems 11 simple enough
thing ‘i‘or the road in do." When it
has done that. the order has been c0111-
plled wi.th '
Although not included in the com-
mission‘s order itself, but as indicat-
ing the feeling of the commissioner:
in the matter one port of the order
can be mentioned. This says "The
Commission feels disposed to prohibit
of cars (whether one 111' more) its for
1.11 ‘5 practical and consistent with the
publ-ic"safaty and convuulence. if the
street railway trollic were evenly lilo
tributcd throughout the hours of nor-
vics the solution would be a simple
and practical one. but unfortunately
there are certain days and certain
homo of each day. commonly called
rush hours in railway vernacular.
when the troupe is heavy, taxing in
fatc'ovortexlnz both the right of way
and the equipment oi the ruiiway coin-
Daily."
"The cumminslou is or the opinion
that the danger to the conductors has
been decreased rather than increased.
providing the louver running board is
kept clear."
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DIES FROM AUTO lilEJURIEI.
NEW HAVEN July 2.~—-'v.lolin Mace
Donald. of Hartford, died at St. Knob
oel'n Hospital in this cityEi' yesterday.
as 11 result of injuries adhered Mon-
day night, when his automobile bob
Haven. lilo skull was fractured Kit»
ty 1111111111 and noun stanchion both
of New Bmaln..w1m were with 111111111
the our wore severely tutored have
reported at the hospital this minding
no car was
1 Annual 1111.11.19 Held With Election
; boosting of the State Board at Agricul-E which wit 9 he (i i aterbu'
titre was held 111 the State 0111111111,") ' “'W 'y‘ 86"”
, " last week. Governor Baldwin, who is Secretar oh ,1 Contain hum of
,_ ,, oiliclo president, presided. y R e t P' g
ted.
Orange.
of Melrose.
of Connecticut Agricultuml College—~—
D Walter Pattern, of North Haven.
' D. W. Patten of North Haven,
Richard E. Dodge, of Washington.
lineal
riding on the steps or running boards .
titled with in telephone polo‘itt North 1 E‘ 1.
in: thirty oomitirtn'iiie and were ,
MEMD’EHB.
DANBURY. July ii.-—-'I‘he cell for
of Officers.
' 1,111.: twenty-seventh annual convention
HARTFORD July 3""The annual .of the State Federation of Labor.
tombsr 9, was issued Monday by State
E this city The convention is expected
The :following oilicers were reolecv to be one of the largest ever that gain
in membership in the past your being
Vice Pr“,lde“t“W1l.3°n H- 1409101 about 2, 800. Twenty-three new locals
_ , , and three central bodies have been.
Secretnrywlieonnrd 1" Henley, 0‘ added. Legislative matters to come
“'00“th before the convention. The next.
TreasurermCharleu A Thompson. meeting of the executive board will be
held in Morlden ul
Members of the board of trustecuE J y 6
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A CITY OF LAKES.
Showlng the advantages of Saint
ANdiiOI‘B—“J. B Palmer, of Norwich; -,Pnul us its unmet resort, the Associa~
and tion of Co meme of that city has is
E sued a booklet in the shape of a rail-
Chemlsthn E. ii. Jenkins, of New way folder. The cover is a four color-
Hlaven. ed picture of the principal buildings of
'Botanlst—«Dl'. (l '1’ Clinton, of New the city gnouped about the Mississippi l
a.ven River. There are two intros in the
Entomologist—min
North Haven.
Pomologlsth. S. Plait of New
Haven. i
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w. E. Briiion. of city and many others nearby, used as
a summer residence ‘liy thousands of
the residents.
The Sentinel want columns are read'
Eto todny and With the plohlbill‘m WW Advertise your wants in The Sentinel by thousands. ,
help at times, if they would 111111111
headaches, backaches, lassitude‘.
,extreme nervousness. The really ‘
superior remedy for themm‘ '
known the uorld over and tested 1 '
through three 11111111111110.1141.
BEECHAMS
' PILLS "
Bold everywhere In boxes 101:1. 25¢.
BRI'DGEPORT WANTS PORTERB.
Bridgeport wants porters at its'roll-
road station. And the Park, City peo-
'ple claim it is not. because of the gum!
‘lookin'g “led caps” that infect the
New Haven station they made their.
'1delnunds civic jealousy they insist,
hns nothing to do with it
Lack of trainmcn for the trains that
arrive at. the Bridgeport station is
the cause of many foils of old people,
and individuals who descend from the
trains. So Bridgeport. wants " porters: '
just ~10 assist people allghtlng. A for- '
I111a] request to the New Haven road
Ell-.15 been made.
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One imported Sharpening Stone, retail value
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A COMPLETE $2.50
Kitchen Outfit 980
READ AND PROFIT! ~
This , Kitchen Set is positively offered only by
The Sentinel to its readers. It will be given for
981: and Ten Coupons cut 1n numerical order
(“The Unexcelied Kitchen Set
fills a long~felt want by the American Housewife. 'There has never been de-
signed for practical use a more serviceable and complete Kitchen Set.
household is fully equipped without one of these unexcelled Kitchen Sets. A
true friend' 111 the kitchen. This Set consists of eight handy and indispensable
utensils, which will make culinary duties a pleasure every day' in the year:
One Meat Cleaver, oil tempered steel, extra heavy, retail value . . .$ .75
One high grade, oil tempered steel panting 111111111: retail value . 1...... . .
One high grade. oil tempered steel Bread Knife. retail value . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
One high grade Moat Saw. tempered steel blade, retail value . . . .. . . .. 1. .
One extra strong Can Opener, retailvalue
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