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You then make 7 gals. of pure paint for ' 310.25
3 It's only 8 136 per call.
Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT.
Whereas. if you buy 7 gals“. 0f ready-forms: paint in
CANS. You 137 $2.00 a gal. or 514.00.
Tth. n M. snumxsu REAL PAINT is was WHITE LEM:
zmc and unseen 011.. o. hen-how paint materials to. tilt) years.
use a gal. out oi any L&M. PAINT you buy and'li not the best
paint made, return the paint and get ALL your money back.
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Evening.
Editor of Evening Sentinel:
Dear Sir:—
, it am enclosing herewith d poem
handed to me a tow years ago by e
>Brother Odd Fellow. As this evening
marks an event in Odd Fellowship in
'our city, I feel it an opportune time to
[publish same.
{Thanking you for your courtesy, ]
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Yours very truly
AN ODD FELIJOW
‘South Norwalk. Conn.
May 12, 1915.
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A'ewk
Wade
Reliable evidence is abundant that women
are constantly being restored to health by
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
(my
Vegetable Compound.
You ask me why i am wearing these
little links of gold,
3Do they symbolise some daring in the
lives 01‘ men of old?
Do they represent some magic, only
favored ones behold,
is there really any virtue in these lit-
tle links of gold?
)Thus huestiou alter question is pro-
pounded every day,
posed hard things to say—
Qi’ mean or noble, prince or peasant
this sayiug's just as true
The very ones who know the least will
tell it all to you.
i
Now it“ you listen, I will tell of
a mystery you would know»-
Aud charms that gather ’rouud the
hall, where those Odd Fellows go.
\Vho falter not in summer's heat or
winter's piercing cold.
’«llut doing deeds of mercy, wearing al-
ways links 0! gold.
Long years ago the Master heard the
pitoous cries of woes,
As they come from hill and valley from
both high degree and low-—
ternlty and love;
Grand Lodge wdrks above.
taught it o‘er and o'er,
have the worthy poor.
hungry ones lie led.
di‘d unto me,.”
Are the words we will
lie told how Priest and Levite passed
the wounded stranger try—~-
While the hoted old Samaritan 'nns‘
.\
lie told his beloved disciples that it
*Heave'u they would gain,
They must lift a fallen Brother, give
him rniment, case his pain.
And so in our simple manner we are
striving) to obey, ‘
went Hilwehry»1wny.' ‘
garden on the Mount, , .
t'l‘hey withdi-e‘w, from crowdsnd‘tn:
3 l mult their experience to recount.
LOr in upper chamber gathered, Brother
i ’Peter calling lute— 3 3 ‘
And there surely were Rebekshs, for
l a damsel kept the gate.
5
That will meet Hlsv‘warm approval-
when we closed our labors here.
with home work~divlde, ..
. The way is open, there is room, ‘we
pray you come inside.
water-ten“ to Reopen" cHAM'e‘
~ ‘ - €.->.LA~IN..
- etors ot.Weishett’e inn on the Boston
at the former Hotel Chamberlainrln
Stamford, and will open it, so soon as
he can secure it trensteri-ot‘a liquor
license there. Mr. Welsheit will cure
duct an up-to-theminute chop house,
. tn conueetion lwith the hotel.
,
new napurv ts otAn'r.
Herod w. Allen, at Greenwich, or
the firm of ‘lAllenNBrosd jnutomobile
’ dealers, was yesterday nppoiuted dep-
my sheriff for that town .by Sherid-
eleet‘Simeon Pause. Hr. Allen has a
physique‘worth‘y of a. deputy,lbeing
six teet,.ktwo. inches tall and weighing.
"“3
And some real peculiar people are dis-
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So lie came down on a mission of lrn- :1
And taught by His example how the 3-:
I .-
I'l’ut'e religion as lie tough it and H0 3
Fatherless and widow visit and re- 1'
He visited the sick while here and the I:
“The poor you have with you always," ‘j
were the earnest words lie said. "
"As ye did it unto one of these, ye j‘
hear atthe ::
wicket inthet Lodge of“ Eternity. ,,
wered prompt the suiterers'hrylw ' “
The teachings 1of the Master us: its .s
:And we know they met in secret in the "
And wé’feel‘there will be a _ harvest .
gathered in from for and new ’
It more then this you wish to know or 3 33
snails... ‘
an: ,
3 Carl K. Welshelt, one of the propri- 3 3
‘Postfiond. near the Deri'en-Stsmthrd
town line, has taken a ten 'yeorb’ lease ’
, Superior’courts came up in the Son.-
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a Income almost. a. skeleton. Finall
health, and my husband heard 0
Compound and got me some.
out like a new woman and am at
our medicine to every one and so
i l arses, 1135 Knight Sh, Camden,
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and scarcely able to be on my feet.
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3 , cute and I have l‘t‘ulitlmell ed it to
i Docs, L'ttca, Oklahoma.
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Now answer this question
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For 30
our letter will be read
One good style of toilet has
plotting at the bottom, titted top.
Prices range from $1.98 to 85.00.
The N. I?
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helmets
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The many testimonial letters that we are continually pub-
lishing in the newspapers—hundreds of them—are all end.
ine, true and unsolicited expressions of heartfelt gratitude
for the freedom from suffering that has come to these
women solely through the use of Lydia E. Plnkham’s
Money could not buy nor any kind of influence obtain
such recommendations; you may depend upon it that any
testimonial we publish is honest and true——if you have any
doubt of this write to the women whose true names and
addresses are always given, and learn for yourself.
Read this one from Mrs. Waters:
CAMDEN, N.J.—“l was sick for two years with nervous spells, and
my kidneys were affected. I had a doctor all the time and used a.
galvanic battery, but nothing did me any good. Iwas not able to go
to bed, but spent. my time on a couch or in a sleeping-chair, and soon
In two months I
And this one from Mrs. Haddockt
Errol, OKLA.-“ I was weak and nervous, not. able to do my work
lotion 0f the heart, trouble with myhowclsmnd inflmum
inkin the Lydia E. l’tukhnm’s Vc ttnblo Compound I am better
ears Lydia E. Pinkhnm'e Vegetable
Compoun has been the standard rented for fe-
male ills. No one sick with woman's n merits
does Justicetohersel! if she does not
mous medicine made from root; and
has restored somnny suffering womento health.
ertatoLYDIA EPINKHLI IBDICINE 00.
(CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN, HASS. for advice.
by a woman and held in strict confidence.
Petticoats
Toilets and messallue silks in all the wanted shades and black;
an unusual variety of colors and styles. Also some fine pettlcoala
with silk jersey tops and melsnline flounces.
éxceplion'al Values
N .
SIX 40
7 within reach of; everybody
1 A WONDER. for the MON“?
for his
egetable . .
got relief and now I
my usual weight. I recommend
devils my husban .”—— Mrs. TtLLtn
my doctor went awa
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
commune
. K
n, 1915
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Establidud 1357
Fleur de Soic
A Flower oi Silk -
An old fashioned silk, 3 flowered silk as the name
might imply. It is as soft and fine as Pussy Willow. as
lustrous and shining as a bird's wing, an ideal silk for
a little summer frock. One might find the quality every
thing to be desired but oh, the designs, they are simply
,bcwitt‘lting. The lovely colors with little still posies and
quaint old fashioned bouquets. the old—time}: patterns that
one might expect to emanate from some camphor—wood
Chest, and which makes one sniff expectant of rose
‘ leaves. or perhaps—patchouli.
This Fleur de Soie is, in the language ol the day,
quite adorable.
One hundred yards only, forty inches wide: the rogu-
lar price at ordinary times would be $2.50. but ml account
of our confused housekeeping afiairs we make the price
$1.39 special.
Do not fail to see it. Silk Department.
And while at the Silk Department please look at
the heavy silk they call Palm Beach Cloth \\llit‘il is m0st..
appropriate for motor coats, and men's, silk suits.
A “Fudge” Apron
At the Art Section. The apron is made from a long;
strip of linen crash towcliug, stamped for embroidery.
Pretty and practical.
50 cts.
Art Section, main floor.
I had backache, ileugnche, palpi-
tit ut. Since
think it is a wonderful medi-
others.”-Mrs. MARY Ass HAD-
ii you can. Why should a
woman continue to suffer without first giving Lydia E.
l’iiikham’s Vegetable Compound a trial! You know that
. it has saved many others—why should it fail in your case?
this foe
orbs. it
on NEW
a new flare flounce with wide
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Amendment to Law Relative to. Court
' "Cle‘i'ks’ Salaries Comes Up.
HARTFORD, May 12.—-An amend-v
ment to the hive~ relative to the sol-
arles and expenses. of clerks of the
ate yesterday. By the proposed terms
of the law the clerks 31' courts in
Feirtlold county are“ allowedjtaoo a
your extra for clerk hire. f
- This proposed increase is made he-
cessary by the constantly increasing'
business in theeourte 3 of. Folrheid
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BROTHERSGARAGE
Letme send you FREE PERFU
. _ weapons. can testing bottle o.‘ .
tsp. PENAUD’S 1.1!.th
‘ Therworld’s most famous riumc. every (fro as sweet.
mellow. l-‘ar extrema. atomizer? and lath.
won r . The
mom” missus. my. fertile ill: botuegnoufilk
PARFUMERIE En. PINAUD.
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vine All the value is in th :ncrtumdegvm't don’t
Hana hotll . The quail is
DepartmentM'.‘
rulttee was in favor of the propom¥
tion. _ 3 1,
A WISE MERCHANT
advertises his goods. If he cannot do
it in a. large way, he uses Tho-Senti-
nel "classified "For sale"
Call up the office, and an only, man
will call on you. ,. 3
MARVIN BEACH TRACT. ‘
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0.11. MCGOVERN. Amt.
i it)‘. seem silk and cross bar muslin. good material, Wt‘li
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columns:
Dove Undermuslins
For summer \vcar dainty rarmcnts of nainsook, (lim-
9 . is
made. inexpensive.
Chemises, lace and embroidery trimmed, $1.00 and $2.00
Envelope Chemises, $1.00 and $1.50
Drawer Combinations, $1.00, $1.50 and $1.25
Seco Silk, $2.00
Dimity. and Crossbar Nightgowns, 79 cts. and $1.00
Seco Silk Gowns, $2.00
'Wide lace-trimmed Petticoats. $2.00
$1.50 and $2.00
Second floor.
Motor Robes ior Summer .
Embroidered Petticoats,
All wool and just the right weight when a little vy-
li'il \vztrutth is needed on a Cool evening. Plants and plum
colors. $3.25 and $4.75.
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Dress Goods Section.
” ' rs‘r'nsusrtso 1857
The A. 1. Collins Co.
' Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Complete Home Furnishers
12-18 No. Main Sl. Telephone 747- So. Norwalk, Conn.
Sanitary Refrigerators
A Modern Home Necessity
Whether you‘ are enjoying the old home or arc to build
a new one. No feature demands more careful consideration
than your Refrigerator. ' _ 3
Our line of Refrigerators arc sanitary, insure. perfect
circulation of cold, dry air, and the whole interior can
easily be kept sweet, clean and sanitary.
Prices range from $4.95 to $35.00
A. .l. CollinsComphhy
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.1..l.yngc-Stcam Dyeing & Cleaning Co. -
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Formerly known so Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleaning, Co.
_8Itk Drones. Gloves. Blankets and Lace Curtains .CIeaned. . .
Telephone 4785‘. ' ~ H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 State so. Bridgeport
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The City National Bank
3' 3’ I To Provide For .3
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deposit weekly in the Savings Department of this bank and
your money can be withdrawn April ,r, 1916,, <.
_ _ . -wtrnmrntosr Ar 4%ff '
3 .~ _, ‘ What Are Your ASscis 7
The scientific Mom or business and personal saith-s
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today .
classes the methods omploye'davery distinctly
.«Avoid.l‘ltc liability
01““ lining a check“; account. We invite accounts which are
given: ancient-ad courteous attention. 3 3 333 3 .
F airfield ' County - National Bank.
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