Reduce the High Cost of
Living.
$32.50 Household SANITARY GLASS Kitchen Set. .
To Sentinel Readers for 6 Coupons and $1.15
. i
This Sanitary Glass
" Kitchen Set is Positi-
vely tlllered only by
The Evening Sentinel
to Its Readers.
7' . Kitchen Sugar Shaker
‘ “rm—"V“ ’
It will be given for $1.15 and C)
Coupons of consecutive dates.
This useful Sanitary Glass Kitch—
en Set fills a long felt want Of
There has
every housewife.
never been designed for practicaL
use a more serviceable and com—
No
household is fully equipped with-
plete Sanitary Kitchen Set.
out one of these Combination
Glass Kitchen Sets. A true friend
ill the kitchen.
This set
consists of eight
"h
handy necessary utensils which
will make culinary duties a pleasa-
Lemon Julcer
ure every day in the year.
No matter how large or small your family may be you need this useful Glass Combination Kitchen Set, as shown below. No further need of guessing. Be
accurate in your measurements. Very useful for Sugar, F lour-arld Liquids. In fact indispensive to every housewife.
Strictly Sanitary. THE EVENING SENTINEL is always looking for something that will be useful to its readers, and We have filereforc made arrange-
ments with the manufacturers of this Sanitary Kitchen Set to supply our readers with this very useful Combination. All you need to do to get one is to Clip
6 Coupons from THE SENTINEL and present them at this office with $1.15 and take it home.
DON’T WAIT START CUTTING YOUR COUPONS TO-DAY.
READ and PROFIT.
Fruit hr Filler
Wire Slmmr
Kitchen Measuring Pitcher
3
A Money Saver, a Time Saver and
Set Consists 01
One Glass Kitchen 3 Pints
Measuring Pitcher, worth $1.0:)
One Glass Kitchen Rolling
Pin, witll handle, worth .50
One (’ilass Kitchen 10 oz.
(rraduate, worth .2;
One Glass Kitchen Funnel,
worth .10
One Glass 8 oz. Measuring
Cup, worth .10
One Glass Kitchen '8 02. Salt
Filler, with Wire Strainer.
worth .25
One lass Kitchen 8 oz. Salt.
Shaker. worth .15
One Glass Kitchen 8 oz.
Sugar Shaker. worth .15
Total . $2.50
SPECIAL—-Eacll
this set is fully guaranteed. Any
article in
piece that does not give the lit-
most satisfaction in service will
he cheerfully 'l‘llis
Glass Kitchen Set. must be seen
replaced.
to be appreciated. Come in and
look it over.
”cumin: Cur
A Glass
VWW WW
Sanitary Glass
Kitchen 0utlit
Coupon.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1915
Six Consecutive Coupons and
$1.15 will secure one of these
useful outfits.
W
anitary Conbination
ut lost 6 Coupons and Then
Kitchen Outfit.
$1.15.
COUPONS APPEAR . DAILY.
. .. Can You Alford to Lose This
Opportunity? .. .
and
Public. Utilities Commission Issues a
Preliminary Rulinlz.
The final inspection of the Now Co-
nann hunch line was made by Charles
C. Elwell of Hartford; chief engineer
of] the Public Utilities Commission;
Coroner J. J. Pilclan. A. E. Winches-
ter. consulting engineer of the rail-
rond company. and Hoge Gilliam.
electrical superintendent, on Saturday.
1A preliminary ruling has been issued
nlal and abnormal
those made unded
conditions,
track current 0 f
inconsideration of the farlous
tests that have been made under 7101‘-
and
lmproved condi-
tions that have been substituted as a
means of providing a pathway for the ,Thonms Mott. Osborne Has Good Word
the New Canaan
branch. 50 called. ltt Glenbrook, Hf“
fordlrlg apparently safe. protection by
means of an aerial cable recently er-
ected between poles Nos. 1 and 32.:1’5
means of preventing similar accidents
m ‘1 ”
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FLNAL INSPECTION OF BRAN :11. electrical expert, A. E. Winchester, change the pleas. demur or take any a
action they may
for their defense.
consider necessary
iI’RAISES \VE'I‘IIERSFIELD.
For Prison (londitions. - .
MIDDLETOWN. March 3.—,—Pralse
lfor condition. at the state prison at
lWethersneld and the rerormntory at
,Cheshire was given by Thomas Mott‘
itlsborne. Warden of the Sing Sing
to the railroad, allowing the re-open- the Commission hereby issues per— prison during the course of an ad-
ing of electric service on the branch mission to The New York, New Haven ldress to‘ Wesleyan students here last
line'. The inspecting party made the and Hartford Railroad Company to lnight. r3
""13 t0 Glenbrook in a special train, resume the use of electricity as mo- l --
Saturday, at 1p. m., and a series tlve power on the said New Canaan; UNBEGOMING.
of snflgfflctm-y tests were made, Branch, from and after this date." 1 ”HOW do you ”Re my new hat,
‘ . which seem to‘pimve that the dam ""‘*" ldear‘.‘”- "0ft." .
porous condition which caused; the
death of Edward Ligouri while board.
ring a train at the Glenbrook station in
January has been. overcome. Coroner
Phelan made a demonstration by pinc-
iug one hand on the platform and one
hand On the roll. while a train was be-
ing operated alonr: the station tracks.
& H. CASE
ton Barney,
the Public Utilities Commission:
7 "During pendenley of formal report
‘ 1n the above entitled case. and until
.' further order in the premises. based
3 upon reports submitted to this Com-
mission by, its Chief Engineer and In:
operator. C. C. Enroll. and also by an
l ‘ an
1r
SIX MORE I‘BEAD IN N. Y., N. B.
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TIIIFMI’S I'I‘ INTO SUBMISSION
NEVV YORK, March 3,—‘I‘I6I‘ll‘3‘ K. i Mrs. Naybor—\Vho is that playing
McHnrg. ”William Skinner, D. New-
Frcderlck F. Brewster.
Alexander Cochrane and George Mac-
Miller entered tantalve pleas yester- .
day of not guilty to the superscdlns
The following is the ruling issued by lindlctment charging them and other
directors and former directors of the.
New York. New Haven and, Hartford
Railroad company with criminal con-
spiracy in violation of the Sherman
anti-Trust law.'As in the case or the
fifteen defendants pleading yesterday
‘they were allowed until March 22 to
'over at your house, dear?
Marjorie—Oh, that's only the piano.
tamer. .
QUEER. PEOPLE.
What quéer people there are in the
world. A New Jersey man wants a
divorce because his wife is deaf and,
dumb and a. Baltimore man has gone
crazy because he couldn't pay his '
debts. .
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-AcIVerllsc in The Sentinel. '
The City National Bank
“Labor Day” Week
The smallest doinsltor form the ranks ol’ Labor’s mighty hosts‘wlll al-
ways find a welcome here. , '
The pom] equationhis of Vilfd impurtanoe in Banking as in any'oth-
or business. ~ ' . ,
This‘Bnnk, holding Ito position by universal suitcase, desires to be. of
service to nil-man. infiltration into rested in retaining the friendship and ‘ 7
confidence, as. well an the business, of It: depositors. . ~
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. Wriiotoduyforotoninshouloi ‘0‘!
ED. PINAUDS LILAC
The world's most famous perfume every drop sweet
:ngllyln'filoflom. For handkerchief. atomizer It}?! III.
our extra t‘or :‘Iucilutidiii'ewigi‘niia‘iiii 1c than: '31 1 Thu.
. 21' ll . I
r c only 5c. 6a.). Send Hertha ‘ tip-111M
lingual-tumult“ Writs today. c ‘
Let me send you rear. PERFUME -’
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Mummy». ;
as.“ Dmlttad to ~
Estabiislzad 1151’!
; ‘ ‘ "' 1'3
" Windsor Armchair, Straight Chairs
and Rockers.
A new group of \Villdso.‘ l'lz.lir< dram Elle .lt‘. lllf in
of all visitors to the furnitum generics, Sets of l.\ in 'l- ?
sor Chairs may be had now, lill‘tt‘ oi llll"ll. a l’ln‘ixl‘l‘. an
armchair and a straight or still chair, him in ltllw an i 7‘
isl'l, with comfortable Siltldlt‘~5t'ttl\.
n-
alld straiq‘ll‘. hacks,
Windsor Chairs are about as sati:factor_v wood chairs as
can be bought. and it is ever a pleasure to look at th ..
A very comfortable style for desk. bedroom or . . ~-
roonl. $12.00.
Mahogany Wing Chairs. .- ~
Adam style, with cane backs. wings {ill-fl _~eals. . .,
tillctive and very suitable for receptkon or llvln; roelnt.
Box Couches
To many a housekeeper a box—conch is a
When the time comes to lay away winter coats.
blankets. or other cold weather colllfort.‘ ‘lllal lllll‘l', ill}
banished out of sight for the next few lilontlls. Many of
these longr and capacions llO\t~< underneath cushioned
i seats are cedar—lined.
Coverings of brown figured denim, stout and durable.
$17.50 to $24.00. » _ .
Other styles wilth coverings and linings of green
striped denim, very neat looking and attractive, $18.75 to
$22.50. . .1
An Electric Lamp with Cretonne
Shade §
.
like a little airv parasol covered with flowers is the l
t‘rClOilt‘lC shade of a pleasant rcading lalnp equipped for l
electricity. No prettier lamp could be found for a hell- '
side reading table. for it can he made to combine wlt'n
other furnishing, especially if the room he draped \\l'.11
chilltz or crctonne. '
Price $3.98.
llasclllcnt lr‘llrllislling Slot-t.
Toilet Comforts for March
Though this lllonth Of over rough winds. and the
strong sunshine that often brings a sprinkling of freckles.
one may keep the skin in good colldltlon wlth a cream
that slnoothes and nourishes. ‘ ‘ _
An agreeable Cerate with the odor of locust tlower is
50 cts. _ . ,.
“Othin” which removes tree-kit‘s Is 85 Cts. a jar. ‘
Glycerin: Soap ill a good slzed cake. handy to take
into the bath tul). these, odors. can de cologne. \'lolet. may—
flower. vcrhena and helwoin. 20 cts. a cake.
Military Brushes for hovs. 2 5 cts. a pr.
rl‘llese were 75 Ms.
e‘o-l—scnd
.‘lIv- ~
1.. s. !
A Sale of Notions and Dress-
makers’ Findings
Dressnlakers' Pins,“ D. M. R. brand, half pound,
were 25 for 19 cts.
were l0 for 7 Cts.
were 10 for 7 cts.
were 10 for 7 cts.
Yeiser lilooks and liycs,
. Kohinoor Dress Fasteners,
Wilson Dress Fasteners, .
Springr Dress Fasteners, at Were 8 tor 5 cts.
Silk Taffeta Binding. was 15 for 12 cts.
Kora Bias Seam Tape, widths 1. 2. 3, 4. 5, was 10 lot 6 cts.
English Twilled Tape. 5 widths: was ID for 7 cts.
Lingerie Tape. with bodkln. _\vlllte. blue. pmk.
“IL. was 10. for 7 cts.
Bone Casing. black and white, was 25 tor lg cts.
Tape Measures, .were 5 for 3 cts.
were 10 for 7 cts.
Medningr Tissue, black, white and brown, was 5 for 3 cts.
Girdle Foundations. Were 20 for 10 cts.
Thimblcs. were 5 for 3 cts.
Machine Oil in Cans. were 10 for 3 cts.
Dress Shields, 7 ’ were 10 for 7 01:5.
Children’s Drawer and Petticoat Bands, were rotor 5 cts.
Pearl Buttons. cards of a dozen, _ were 4 for 1 ct.
Machine Silk, 250 yd. spoolS, black only, w
Letter A‘,,250 yd. spools, were 15 for 1'0 cts.
Letter 13‘, 200 yd. spools. were 15 for I0 cts.
Center Counters.
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—- SPECIALS -— _
. ............ . ....... , . 95¢
Granulated Sugar. 4 14 lbs. ........... ...1....... 25¢
Best Family Flour. :1 bag .. ..
Delicious Creamery Butter, 3. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33¢
.Process Butter in prints 29¢
Fresh Eggs, aclozen ..... 32¢
- Fcls Naptha, Ozone and Kirklnan's Borax Soap 41¢
24 COTTAGE STREET.
. EAST NORWALK.
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FD. PINAUD BUILDING ' ’ 'm YORK
by a walll All.
Norwalk Chronicler