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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 17, 1912 · page 8

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~ihtiren in South Nor “C

hn Keogh, at South Nor“

i‘nohltmnblc and serviceable,
61‘
popular as ever.

folk and Russian cl‘i’ectu.
lure of all kinds are frequentlv used to‘
flu: a pretty finishing touch

the size of a pen.
with some talcum powder or very fine-

 

Fashion Bit.
Soft futile silk and silk and wool

eolleuncc ure teturning to lushion.

Smurf little. frocks for children are

trimmed with cross stitch.

For the seaside the. rntine jacket is
The root‘-
3 with white. collar and cuffs arc us

New coats for children show Nor
Fancy col-

Some of the. ncwosu twopiece con

tomes show the. contrasting coat in which encircles tho crown.
blue. and oxblood ratinc,
skirts or bluck and white striped rn- all open in the front and many very
tine.

with gray

 

To Color Lace.
When you wish to color while lace
rcnm“ buy a piece. of yellow Ochre
Put thisln a box

will.

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“nu-"’1 3" it £8

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ly-powdored gloss starch. Put in the
lace and shake thoroughly and it Will
acquire a creamy“ tint which willwlast
until the lace is washed. This will
color woven or eight yards, says the
Toledo Blnde. If you wish permuntly
to color white luce “cream" dip it in
weak ten. 11’ you wish u deeper color2
ecru, make the. solution of too strong-9
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Fashion’s Frillc. i
One large blntk snow but has for its

only trimming a deep violet plume,
The newest French shirtwuints are

.‘good looking models have Yokes both
ifront and back.

imitation Japanese embroidery is
seen on some of the intent lingerie de<
'signs from Paris.
‘ Double frills either bnnd- embroid-
I cred or hentstitched, finish some of the:

newest and prettiest oi' the now an-

tumu chirowniotc.
The newest suit-u show buttonholo
trimming. Those are made or bound

ain satin, nelvct, cloth or braid, de-

pending, of course on the material se-
lected for the suit.---Pittsburgh Sun.
Coming Colors.
rRoynl blue lain high favor, espec-
inlly with Worth, and absinthe green

be well no deep clear green, soyn 11

New York Times correspondent. Yol-
low is to be excessively fashionable.

cspeciaily in the topaz shades. Ameri-

can Beauty red combined with a rich
night blue is used in crepe satin for

1 the skirts of house gowns with bodiccs

of thread lace outlined with blue and
red heading. ,1

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Money well invented~en Advertise
moot in The Sentinel.

 

 

diligthe day in Bridge-

 
 
 
 
 

'Nour,\', of Lowe street,
lling her sister, Miss
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on S. Munroe, who itnsl

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Braid was arrested yeeter
; writ-l1 drunkenness and at
pint this morning he. paid

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no: [Frederick W. DeKlyn l
Mrs. F.‘,Wnrd. Deitlyn, rc-
.bury from their summer

Rotor} Point today for the

 

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ll carry those going to
Duight'to the Republican
ting and dinner. The
the regulars on the

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. himau and daughter,
‘ lo Pto’blmun, Miss Louise M.
Mrs. E. M. Haisch of this
ed on automobile trip to
. all” return laot‘eVening.

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to eleven sales of real es-
orweiks last week, with
_v dos f 840, 600. For the second
$6 thinber, 1911, there were
bf property, and mortgages

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

is. having 'a hedge
und his recently pun
Jul-“Lowe street. Wil-
‘the adjoining property
one placed in the

 

Oharlee F. Kuch, of ,
have been visiting in

 

‘ Howard N.
street, have been '
tidy‘Mra. John Stirk,

 
 
 

proprietor of tho
hoatre. in North
tie on ex—New York
he diotinctlon in ho
Small way with the
’i one in that be oc-
im: in which "Gym
"Lefty Louis" secreted
oil undue long. it
Re goo sooner vncutod
he notorious “gunmen
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rah Girll’ Friendly
Malay.

devices of the Girls’

of (harm Church,
mu hold in West.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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ind looked very

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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$2.50

 

Sharpener

Razor

 

 

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Absolutely Indispensable to EveryllIan, be he a
Young Shaver or an Old Fellow

 

"runner. STRAiGHTEST,

in years. It in n «tn-action] eucc

lawyers,

 
 
 

mnn’a home who possesses one

the edge.

consecutively numbered precept

 
 
 
 

whom all 0mm . , “ at The Sentinel Office with 98

and not one of than 12.60 Auto
airman.

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You may begin cutting out Coupons
at any limo. and when you have at:

Thin Shopper must the « .
mu to be appreciated. coma in end , .,

SIMPLY iNSERT THE BLADE lN THE SLOT, GRASP EACH HANDLE AS SHOWN IN THE IL-
LUSTRATION. AND FULL BACK AND FORTH FOR 80 SECONDS AND YOU WILL. HAVE THE
AND MOST PERFECT EDGE THAT HUMAN HAND. CAN OBTAIN.
THE BAILEY AUTOMATIC RAZOR STROPPER WiLL POSITIVELY SHARPEN AND KEEP SHARP
ANY RAZOR IN THE. WORLD THAT DOES NOT REQUlRE GRINDING. .

Highly Recommended by Leading Barbers Everywhere

The Bailey Automatic Razor Stmpper has created the biggest sensation in the shoving world. known
it solves the whole shaving probiom.
doctors. bunkorh, tulimore, in fact, in every known pmfeottion and of ovary nationallty,‘ure
using this great ntroppor. lily its use, razors are made to smile at the toughest heard that over grow,
it chases ince torture among the things,“ our father's days, while face comfort.“ supremo in every
it makes no difference what kind of
a razor you have. this etropper will put. an edge on it which will mike it above like magic.
self-adjusting to all styles oi razors. regardless of the thickness: or thinning: of the Made or the angle of
It to simple in its use, and very positive in its action. ditch ntroppor is accompanied with

0593.

of those beautiful little machines.

full instructions. and guaranteed by the manufacturers to last a life time,
Kin-us OF'RAIORG‘ AND eAF‘ETY ILADEs OF ANY MAKI.

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IF THIS AUTOMATIC STROPPER DOES NOT ACCOMPLISH
EVERY RESULT CLAIMED, YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUND-
ED. EACH AND EVERY STROPPER I8 SOLD UNDER A POSv
ITIVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION.

Offeredby The South Norwalk Sentinel for
Six Consecutive Coupons & 980

This Automatic Razor Stronper is guaranteed for life.
nothing to wear out. By its use, every man is an expert at razor otropplng. it requires no experience to
sharpen any style of razor. a four-yenr-old child can operate and occomplloh as good results as a man. It
in posiitvoiy the most. economical and practical strapping device in the world.

There is nothing to get out of order or

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Cleanse It’tt Little Stomach, Liv-
er and Boweis With “Syrup
of Figs”

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Look at the tongue, Mother! it
routed, it is a sure sign that. your little
one'o insides, tho stotnnch,_liver and
30 feet of bowalu are clogged up with
putrifyiug waste matter and need a
gentle, thorough cleansing at once. ’

When your child is listloos, drooping.
pnle, doesn't olecp noundly or eat
heartily or is cross, irrittthicyleverinh,
stomach sour, hrenth bud; has stonr
itch-ache. diarrhoea, soro throat, or is
full of cold, give a tenspoouful of
Syrup of Figs, and in a few hours all
the foul, constipated waste, undigested
food and sour bile will gently move
on and out of its little bowels without
nausea, griping or weakness, and you
surely will have a well, happy and
smiling child again shortly.

With Syrup of Figs you are not drug-
ging your children, being composed en-
tirely of luscious figs. cohort and aro-
matics it cannot be harmful, besides
they dearly love its delicious taste. "

Mothers ohouid always keep Syrup
of Figs handy. it in the only stomach,
liver and bowoi clennson and regulator
needed. A little given today will save
a sick child tomorrow.

Full directions for children of all
ages and for 'grownptps Dlainly printed
on the package.

Ask your druggist for the full name,
"Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,"
prepared by the «California Fig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting, gen
nine old reliable. Refuse anything
else uttered.

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Ready-to—Wear Hats

 

 

 

 
 

' New York to

out charge.
Telegraph Syntem.

STEAMERS SAIL EVERY

We are ready with n large and complete line of everything that’s
new in rendy-towoar Hats for early wear.

98C to $8.95

Short Sea Trips, Delightful
Pleasure and Rest to

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON D. 0.

Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and re-

turn including meals and berth $14

Richmond or Washington, D. C. 6. re-

turn including mania and berth $15

Prices range from

 

OLD DOMINION LINE

Week Ends Affording

ON 0 D. STEAMERS

Hot and Cold Sea Water BalthS'can be procured on Steamer withw
Steamers are all equipped 'with the United Wireless

WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.

Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25. North River,
,Foot of N. Moore St.,

New York.

Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendfor Illustrated Pamphlet.
W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN, Gen’l Passenger Act.

For further particulars apply to J. M. LAYTON &. 00., 5 Rail-
road Avenue. or Depot Ticket Agent, N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R.

 

WHERE UNWARY AUTOISTS
SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS.

a.”

‘Spoed Traps and Other Trouble; In
Some Connecticut Towns:

The. following is a list

of the Automobile Club of America.
where speed traps, traffic regulations
and muffler cut-out ordinances are
rigidly enforced in this state:
Berlinvnigidiy enforced trnflic reg-
ulations.
Bridgeport—emotion. Speed.
Darien—aslleed-trap. ‘
FairfleidwCaution. Speed.

Greenwich - Motorcycle officer.

‘ Speed and muffler ordinances, also on

dinuncq requiring licenses to be hung

ground.

Groton-Cuution Muffler cut~out
ordinance, and ordinance requiring
properly hung licenses.

Hurttord~Rigldly enforced traffic

‘ regulations.

Meriden—fl‘raffic regulations e'n-

, ~ forced,

New London-Caution. Muffler cut~

‘ out low.

NorotonnSpeed-trop. ,
Norwuik~Soeod-trap.
Ridgefield~Trnilic regulation-s on-
forced.

Rowayton~8peod~tron
Stratiord-«Cautton. Speed.’
Westbrook~Speed-trap,
Winsted—Caulion. Speed.
This statement makes no reference

’ ‘ to Lyme, where n to: of nutcmobilietn
' ~ have paid fines thin season, and. on

, ., ’the other hand. some of its references

Thounaude of minioteru,

If. ll

and will STROP ALI.

' Bailey 5 Automatic Shopper (low -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

neem trivial. Where travelers are
"cautioned." they should be grateful.

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oVLvnnus o. LOCKE LOBEB AUTO
License.

 

 

auopended by Deputy Secretary of
state for Feirftoid Accident.
Sylvunua D. Locke, who run his all-

, . tomoutla into a team owned by Mlle»

Moon in Fnirilold and was inter flood
:75 and costs in the Fairdeld cOurt,

’ , had his license unattended by Deputy
' - Secretary of the dilute Richard J.
, Dwyor laet week.
, , place on Thursday. Mr. Dwyur'u opin-
‘ ion follows:

The hearing took

In the case at Sylvunun D Locke

‘ of Bridgeport summoned to tilt. of-

fice on Auxunt 22. to antiwar to tho
charm of rookies: driving. and failure

- to have his side and rear lights burn

‘ing on the night of July 24. and no 11
remit of which he run into: carriage
containing throo persons. thfoWIBC
them out and neveroiy injuring one of
them; rand from the testimony of
«to Maine and other evidence 1m-

Locke did not oblarvo due caution in
‘unung no automobile on aid night
and the with: of evidence loud. to
chow than he did not lave in. lights

 

‘bttrnlug province to the “trident u

the in direct: in order to incur: the
our oil thou inwhdiy‘ unto: the pun.
airline”. fill linen» in more

 

of towns .:
compiled by the touring department}

inches from the ,

closed at said hearing. that uld "

The Hatch & Bailey Cbmpany

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Lumber and M1" Work for Everything

Telephone, 4|.

 

BEAVER

 
 

plaster and wall-paper.

 

in gaining rapidly in popularity as e substitute for lath end
It is amenable of an manna variety
of artistic designs nor mils and ceilings, and pot-mite of I
wide scope for individual prefement and taste. We are mine
and keep a large :11an on hand ‘ ~

BOARD

 

 

 

BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG
BEST FLOUR, A BARREL .........

Tel. No. 909.

 

13.000 Pnomovlous.’

 

Railway Mali Clerk. to Benefit by
Pmtmneteoaeneral'e Dror.

WASHINGTON, Sept i7.~Promo—
tion for 13,000 railway postal clerks
on October 1 wil be provided in or-
dern to be loaned today by Postmen-
‘tor-Oenerai Hitchcock in the rnllwny
mail service there are 18,700 clerks,
and a majority of those not. promoted
on October 1 will receive more pay
before the end of the current fiscal
your More than a. million dollars

- will be expended in making the pro

'motious

An organization of tho rnllwny mttil
Teer'vico and increased may for pontul
”clerks were authorized in the re-

tion hill. Although morn than It;
000,000 a your wil be invovod in tho
lncmm, it will com. tho government
no more Poetmnntowonorul liitrh-
cock into perfected u plan to euro that
amount by a mormngemont of rail-
wny cur ounce, and tho amount the
government pays annuully to though»
roads.

Tito new law provides for three
'oidmn of rntlwuy 11mm lines with
their transfer and terminal offices.
The compensation wil be highest for
line: on which work is honvtont. lic-
gtnntng with mo a your. clerks "who
render faithful and oftlotcntecmcc
will receive annual promotion; of
“all until they reach the maximum
'ot‘ moreuccculvo annual grader. after
which they may be promoted for my
totally meritorious ”who until their
pay rmlm $1,800 a your. Chief
clerks in the mm: mini mice will
moire solution of $2,090.

Womb Wilda of no mo
Harwell: naturist church. will be held

 

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contly enacted post office npproprln- '

The monthly prover meeting of tho

 

tXlRl SPEin

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........... 86-30
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, A POUND

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WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.

The Great A81? Tea, Company

124 wnanmo‘i‘ou of. eooru NORWALK
Dellverlu 8:80 I. In. and 2:80 p. to.

Free Delivery.

 

MOUNTAINEER AND POET.

The simple gout herd between dip and
airy

Seeing his shadow in that awful trim

Dilated to n giant'o on the mini,

Estoomn not his own stature larger by

The opponent image. but more W
tlentiy

Strikes his stuff down beneath his
clenching tint

Whilo . . . mountains lift their ome-
thyut

And sapphire crowns of splendor. In
and nigh,

into the air nround him.
hence

Mock mortulu. til yo pool» that. hurling

Your way utlll onward up to cmlnonoo:

Yo are not moot bucuuog creation

drnw

{mac revolution» round your partiall-
noun,

Nor brlyht bocnunc (lod'a glory shine!
for you.

Mom from

whim. Browning.
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DON'T 80”“ PM.
EGZEIA

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A new tmtmont has recently heel
comm by a prominent phi-tote.
which in snot—amped to cure all m:
channel or blemish", This new
treetmont to cotton notion end in not
only nominal. and antiseptic. M
contains no load, mercury or with“.

 

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ill“ will injury the mo“ GM!!!“ m '

Wonderful and gratifying motto my
too its nu and it. is culminate to
quickly micro and «on um um
ominous and climatic out! of m
pimplco. ulcerl, itch, vitae, into. ‘

out it yer redo? 1‘le not my
on yum no“ or directed the Willin-

turn your rim ’1! M Om m

Wk mitt? 3““

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