3 - nnoi find a single
was fluids-nit 1'»- a 1...... or 11111111;
_ 11‘.pr scalp will not itch. but
ill please you most. 'will lie
Mimelca’ use. when you will
ly ’3'“, new hair. lino und'dmvny‘
ittlo Danderlno now will lmmetl.
rjsteiy double the beauty of your 11111121
difoi'enoo 11.1w dull i’ud‘ed.‘ brittle?
craggy. inst moisten a cloth with
‘Wderine and oaretully draw it
strand .1 'o 111.. The orient is 1111
iii alts swam ns—‘v‘you, air will '1“)
light. list: 11 wavy an liars an
appearance of abundant-o;
parable lustre, soul 5 and 'l'uxurl-
shoe. the hilarity and shimmer of true
hair health
(let a 2‘5 cenl‘.‘ hottle oi Knowlton’s »
Ds11doriue3i'ron1‘iin3 drug store‘ or
toilet counter, and prove to yourself
tonightwnowmt‘hot your hair is as
pretty and soft as our-that it has
been neglected or injured by careless,
treatmentmlthats all.
r: Sentinel welcomes enterprise
‘uth‘ Norwal‘k, whether industrial
merhl‘nl 'illld33f01‘ that reason we ,.
(11113 file new store which will be'
1‘! od‘shortly hy‘Frank Jacohy. on
Wall ngton street, in the new Rosier
it. Mr Jucoby is not an entire
‘ ‘ger to this community He has.
no otho‘r large and flourishing estab
‘ looms, one located in Bridgeport
alld‘the other in Nungatuck, Conn. lie
hits/[succeeded we are told, through
3138 lootermination to give the best at
' “ loo‘mmand in service and the host
an procure in merchandise at mix
as which makes and maintains iastiug'
nage
NY We reprint the following from the
dBrigeporr Evening Farmer of Septem-
her 19.1911:
he word “Success" is today, ‘lih‘o
‘lth" a relative term. What one:
.ma may consider success, aumher
‘ 323 t regard us a meagre compotence.,
Bu there is more than merely the
R311 nclal end or a man‘s business to
consider in- the summing up oi his.
. Miser
3, his porno-.se his strugglos, his hon-
‘sil‘y his achievements in all these
attributes of commercial competenco
lli‘rfn'lt Jacohy has been a success. ills
‘pe3‘son1ility has been a potent factor
ini‘developing his business, for he on-
7. 10's that cheerful sunny,
which attracts people to him. He
at ted out in business in Bridgeport
3 896 with n purpose, well-defined:
on‘otlier reuson for ills success. He‘
truggle-fl, Commercial life is not 11
pa‘t-hivuy strewu' with 1'oses.Detor1n1n-
e “to conquer, things hogan gradually-
3 one his way. He was honest. He:
decided early in his under that no
m it would _1-ver be able to put his fin,
‘ r on any part of his transactions
111 1111111 and say that time was also
question 113 to his integrity All those;
combined to create in this city a bust-
niess which was founded upon a deli-n1
we principle or Set' of principles, and
vs made Frank Jacoby u rtuly suc— l
‘ ssful man. 1
lie other lines 01 outer'pllse we
3 ight mention,
on Alr.33".lacoby's individuality. He
.3 hard worker. First at his store
in the morning; he looks the door'
gomotimes late at night long u'tcr hisi
lee force have deported to." Well
moaned recreation stick the day is work
. efls a student. He studies his trade‘
Journals as' carefully and conscienti-
‘11st on the good student does his
tin He knows his lessons. A :look
through his store will gonvince you
.11: the caréi’ul manner in which he so
cts his merchandISe. Julwuys' with tho
osl consistent lnlerprelution o! the
toason‘g latest and most popular to
1.1101118, not forgetting the matter of
‘ lgh 1mm. tailoring and general: scr-
ic‘eahl'e‘nesa of every article‘ol‘ iner-
3hsndise in the store. lilo “believos”
in his merchandise He has absolute
onlldencg in the correctness of style.
{no qus’liiv of the fabrics and thorough
“ Moor oi? the workmanship. H311 bo
lives in his momhhudlse to the on-
too not every clement is fully gu‘ar-
‘ ‘and for him to guarantee is
assnrunce of no small order
Wit this testimonial coming tram
first“ eiiuhlo contemporary ws can
hesitate: to extend the heat
There is the mail' 3. person: 111 1‘
disposiilnn.‘
this business thrlv es1
, also‘hesutles ot’ oioeptlonal obi
DANBURY ma l'NFORMATlON.
Tuesday. October 1 the closing Date
w for Entries.
"Entries for the Ddubury Full; which
will he' held the-Week ol’ Octobpr 7th,
.' close fi‘uesday. October lst. The only
two departments that have already
closed are. speed horses and bouiiry.
f and lhis'wns necessary in order to 111's-
1 pore. catalogues and classifications.“ All
3, ,the other departments close OctOber 1. ‘
' No ontr‘unce ice is reunited on any ex-
1 oopt draught cattle. exhibition horses.
carriages wagons .and automobiles
and the New York..Now .itinveu and ' “
Hartford railway‘ will r‘otum all exhi-
1 hits free of chars? to the point of shin- . 3
Lilo stock and all other 3
mom.
i freight should be billed through to the
1 13111111111113 Fair Grounds. in core of the ‘ '
1 13¢ proton and started in lime to reach ‘
'the grounds 113.} Frills), Octob‘er ‘i. All
the offices of the society on thisI Fair .3,
‘ irouuds wil lie upon for husinjeés 011‘
and after thatldute, and 111.. coufinlnee ' "
'ou booths and stands will then com-
nionce their woill of renting privileges.
iAll heavy and bulky articles will he ‘
1rcccirri and pissed that day, and on
Saturday October 5.1111 articles not or
a perishable nature are expected to be
I on the grounds. No
celved to compete for premoume 1111-
3 with some big
‘ ' ilurdocl: Blood Bitters is the national
article will he re- ‘
loss it was duly entered by October 1. '.
Ovtober 7, uriicles or a;
011 Monday,
perishable 111111311..- only will he receive
od. Tuesday, October 4. the 311193 with
Donnelly here next Snood”
over the water non situallon
him A rssldont engineer will also be
appointsd by the commissionor lutérL. ‘
Mr. Douneliy was appointed on
recommendation of a null-oomintttee.‘ -
consisting 0! Edward H. Warrior of
I-iurtiord, W. S. Cadweli of Now Bri-x . ‘
lain and F. V. Chsonoll or .111“. oity.
hir.3Donnelly has been connected
tho country. ‘ ,
v—Dyepepsia‘. is our nations ailment
t
onto tor it it strengthens the slom
sch membranes, promotes flow or iii
11v... luic'es. notifies the blood.
on ids you up. '
1%
"it was raining last night
went to two receptions
luck to lose my Umbrella at the sec-
ond,"i “Well. it was lucky you didn’t
1036 11 at the hm? "0n. 1 Sat it
there.”——-Lipplncott's. ‘
t.
and 1,
engineering Rants 3 in. 3
'i had the‘ had ,
TS ' ‘ s
”$71.2 to 11.110. 33
-3 “ 60.. Value 8c. 33
R‘tl‘ttol‘i‘ mods. Hull prioe. lN'l'ED PERGALEB.
SAMPLE. KIMONO‘B‘.
26¢. Were 500 "'
swat! kmdwos.
50°. Were 51. 00 , "
'“T’BAMPINE HOUSE DRESSES.
1m. Wore $100 . _
SAMPLE SWEATERS. « ’ V‘WORBTED DRESS GOODS‘.
At out prices ' . v Sale Prisca. "
arr-tan. lTEMS A'r‘ ATTRACTIVE 1111110158. . .
A Dickerman & Son
84 Washingtoufitrcot. South Norwa‘k ’Phone 446
We give Ski! Green .Trading Stamps
15¢. Value 2513. ,
,3 eoisa'r'nsa- 3
' 7150. Value 250.
wAsH 311.1113. .
15:. Value 250.
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‘W‘antsjinThe Séutinel Are Winners
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open for the forty-fourth and greatest; ‘
‘exhililtiori it this highl3 successful us-
31 our lotion.
Thole will he horse raging on 3I‘ues-Z
day, Thursday and Saturday. Wellness-:3
day the track {will lie used by tho ex-
hibition horses which rectum oi the
Fair will be on :1 mammoth scale this
your Tuesday the cattle will hold
forth. but all premium stock will re
muin on the grounds until Friduy mou-
'ing. There will he I-lippidrome races
oath afternoon and the track and thc3
1‘
“grand stand attractions will be' on a“-
1 larger and livelier scale than ever he
1‘t’oro. Aeroplane flights and hand cou-
icei'ls will add to the ills of the larg—
est and host fair in southern New Eng-
land.
HOYTS THEATRE .
“Variety oi the spice of life" an od- ‘
:age that has proven correct on innu- '
1
mornble occasions but vaudeville is
perhaps the best illustration of 1111.111
3 preparing a program, the booking mn1i-‘
1, agers main endeavor is to‘ get u hill
1 consisting ol’ acts of various styles. lie 3
is particularly careful not to have any ‘ 33
‘two acts oi! a like nature and in 110' 3
1
‘ doing ho encounters many difficulties,
1 nuthough there his many Varieties to ‘ "
.sclect irom, but they must be entei- ‘ '
1 1111111111 specialties. The booking man» -1 .
6loser of -‘Hoyts have been extremeli
i diet-,t to have their bills contain varie-
111.111 eyery act. Beginning with the
motions today, another new bill is to ‘-
bo presented which promises to sur-
The‘steilur‘
situation is “Mlle. Harriet (30111181. 1.
au-il'nn imported bullet 01! ten, in u 2’
called. '3 "
"L'Amor D‘ Artist” which was preset» ‘
pass all previous shows.
spectacular dancing pageant
led at 1119‘ New York winterasrden, last
J3
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Absolutely Indispensable to Eveniilan. be he, a.
' ‘3Youn'g Shaver or an 'OldiFellow
. ARRIVAI: OF NEW CRETONNES.
".3 "ENGLISH orriN'rzEs. PRINTED “Nun's AND
OTHER ART FABRICS RQR
HOME DECORATION.
illogiciau o 1111 11-point blush and the artist' 5 love
3for turcs own colors 11111131 linvt' made the designs for
tho beautiiuul decorative fabr'ils. Truly any old New
England golden might have supplied the subjects, for
as the bolts of Crcionuc Art 1 indus, ctr... are 111111611
about in 1111;111:131. ouo gets 11 glimpse of gov. lu._'1113lmcl<5
‘ of over} 1111;, of huge pco‘uics 11ml 1',<)scs oi poppies. fox-
gloves, swcct was and lilacs so natural that the tru‘rtlcn
l0\' or longs again for Maylimt'. and the best: things. the
only way out of it is 111 have plenty l)l(7"1cionue
.1tlirnmcntsuud furnishings in 1111' lio‘juc. Cliicfly in
llCllllel‘ 01‘ bedroom inc tliiuizos and Crclmlucs allupt~
alzlc. A ballroom oi gav Clctonnc will be lilo: a blos~
smiling 31:111an '11! winter. In this no“ stock are the
11.11161115 one. would choose for old fashioned Mahogany
four postcrs and licmi- mentors, vuluncos and con‘niugs.
Printed Linens 111 mixed iloiui designs, tlu' grounds
well covered, and in both incllium and dark éi‘fcc1s. 3 50
Cents. .
Mercerized Ropps. pink 11ml 111110 011 ccru grounds,
light and dainty coloi'iugs. 28 Cents.
Grandee Cloth, a wry film and
large floral designs. '35 Cent's.
French Taffetas, mixed illn'zil
‘ Qlllrosc,pi11k etc 35 Cents.
English Chintzrs. helluva Cloths and All Iickmgs
in all colorings 22c, 29c and 35c.
Puritan Tapestries, g... u. l)i't‘1\\ll 1211.11urk wine,
‘zuul old blue. diapcicd in 3111 ill gcoiucti'lc designs some
color. 35 cts.
Cotton Crepes, (laiulily HOWC‘TU'CL
Savoy 81113.11st for 51 lo— draperies 111 “Will: moths
‘and l.‘l(‘.(1101)l‘ll.\‘, in GM blue, green lose, hrouu and 1.111.
59 cts .
Sunfast Silk in olixc green. 11 pleasing; material for
cmtams. 75 cts.
3 Bordercd Scrims 111 all color combinatimis.‘ ‘
3 253 cm.
511‘011' weave in
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patterns. old blue,
"2 ClS.
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Playing Cards. liuvc mu noi'rilci those 50 ct. Cards
selling for ‘5 ct8., 2 packs for 25 cts.?
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@112 E fill Emil Summing.
11' THIS AUTOMATIC srnorrnn nous nor .1000an1311
.' EVERY unsiinr (11.111.111.112). YOUR MONEY WILL BE nordNo
"ED. EACH AND EVERY STROPPER 13 SOLD UNDER A P08-
l’l‘lVE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Offered by The South Norwalk Sentinel for
Six Consecutive Coupons 81 98c
amine Automatic 'Ra‘sor Stropper is guaranteed ‘ior life. Thus 1.‘ nothing 10.301. out or order or
“nothing to clear out By its use. every man is an expert at razor strapping. it requires no exportation to ’
sharpen any style oi razor. a tour-yesrold child can operate and‘ 80120111111151: as good results as a man It
is pollution; the most economical and practicalustropplnz device in the world.
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8iMF"L‘.Y INSERT. TH‘E ‘BLADE iN v‘THE SLOT, GRASP EACH HANDLE ‘A‘I SHOWN "I THE lb- ‘
LUSTR‘ATION, AND FUEL RACK AND FORTH FOR 30755001088 AND‘ .V‘OIJ WILL HAVE THE ‘
TRUE‘BT. ”BRIGHTER‘G AND "081' PERFECT EDGE THAT HUMAN HAND8 DAN OBTAIN. i
session. It is declsrod to be the most
1111111111 spectacle
ever presented in vaudeville.
:wlll be numerous novelties in the lions.
lug line introduced, 1110' utility inno-
rations insooitlc enacts. There 11 .
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THE. IMLEY AUTOMAVIG BAZOR‘S’TROPPER3 WILL POSITWELV EHARP’EN AND KEEP 8HARP
ANY BAZDR IN THE WORLD THAT DOE. “QT. REQUAII GRINDING,
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New Models in Tailored
Women who travel, woméu who shop, business women.
callege and school girlsv-in incl. overv woman needs rill/1131 ill.
PRACTICAL Waisis for everyday wear.
The element of simplicity is the most diiilculi oi
' tninmont inagarment. in this respect the “Bowl"
' “blends!" makers are unequalled.
Atj98c “
We are showing 11 fine assortment of now tailored models. ‘
made ot‘ whit'o pure lush linen and or excellent quality per-
cales in all while, also« «back and colored. stripes. on white
ground; shirt style. long lack and colored stripes. on white
onus. Any one of these waists would he considered excellent ;
valuo at $150. ,.
Several new models in Dli‘ESSY WAIS'l‘S or line while ln‘wn
‘ and Mnmuisetle: high neck long sleeves. plettlly trimmed.
Exceptional values at... .................. 51.98 and $2.25
' N. B. —,~Do not mu ‘to see Mrs. Sweet. tho Bin‘ner Corset
‘ Specialist. who will be with us only a few more 'dayus ' *
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