‘ have nWfinMi‘mTi'iKr rio'ipm’polhfi
ELLY” Tu M e LERS.
m 9‘“ W!“ . I .
‘ . ‘A‘SOLI N E STOVES
Id!tlnm at production of 10 per‘cent.
H & VAN Scov.
”noun noon run an WEST sums.
South Norwalk. Conn.
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
runner rmrnnmonousrs
General Attractions.
‘ Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
‘ Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
pavilion daily. ‘
, The excursions for this week are August 12. Ellsworth
Pest, New York; August 13, Salem Lodge, New York; August 14,
David B. Hill club New York, and Westport Trinity church;
August 16, Trinity church, South Norwalk; August 17, South
‘ nd Street M. E. church.
Rotor Point improvement Company. owners and Proprietors.
J. FIN KEN STEIN, General Manager.
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onnor or IllME ”u union
The New Passenger Steamer.
FAVOR
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,. " $3“ um;
llllll' SERVICE BETWEEN SOUTH NORWIlK AND NEW YORK.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c.
"Song: Norvtvalktat'i'fi: m. S“ 1 ll Le I- ll
mans ree a ~: p.ni.( tnrrays. :3 p. in.) area Zest : st Nth-cl. at
up. to. (Saturdays zoo p. ni.)
Mb ts for Norwalk leave New York. Monday.
”p.111. Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
mtmhmwomp.m.
r EXCURSION
€"’"8TEAMER “FAVilillTE ”
g,‘PLEASUROE BEACH
SUNDAY, AUGUST ll.
Lave South Norwalk, 2:00 a. m.; leave Pleasure lieach, 4:30 p. m.
25c—Tlclrsts Entire Round Trip—25o-
“wires—~—
nowrrs $3.00 snot
1,4
Wednesday and Friday at
5:00 p. Ill. Freight,rsrnlved
g i ‘ And you will see not only a
Meat and Perfect Fittingr Shoe.
But one in which the
Material is Usedtombining Durability and Style
flaking it the best 33.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
‘ EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
I m and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
.s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk. .
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rirz'the “WANT" columns of The
, * sentinel. ~ ,
At Wilkesluirrc—Wilkesbarro, 7; Buffa-
lo, 6 (14 innings).
At Scranton—Scranton, 5; Toronto, ll.
At. Provldcnco—Provldonco, 12; Roches.
ter 6. .
A'li Spriairfield—Springfield, n; Syra-
cuse, 10. '
unionist. ”more: sraunruo.
W. L. P.(.‘. W. L. PD.
Pittsburg. .l’ili lib .802 New Yorerfi 80 .686
(Ylevclrtml..5fl 87 £02 Iirrmltlyn...“ 40 .63
Baltimore in SH .535 l’liilndr-lp'u“ I0 .635
liontorn 47 ml .Ml Washington‘ls 61 .854
Chicago 52 41 .550 St. Ixiltln...2ll 6‘2 .319
Chairman.” lib 63 .250
.558 l.oulsville..'.ll
EXPRESS WRECKED.
Three Men Killed and Several Hurt In I
Head-on Collision.
Pavaror'rn. N. IL. Aug. t!.-—A disas-
trous bond on collision or‘onr'rod one mile
south of hero on tho Whitr- Mountain di-
vision of the Boston and Maine railroad.
in which two rumor-s Wore demolished
and other rirunago was done, entailing a
loss estimated at 825.000. Three men
were klllod and Sm‘rrrtll injured. The
dead are Frank Storms of Iakoport. en-
gineer of tho Cannon liall; (ioorgo Mor-
rill of Lakoport, fireman of the Cannon
Ball express; iivnryiillrwsof Northiiuld,
fireman of the Plymouth freight.
The injured are Alfrml Austin of Haver-
hill, freight hrakoman, fracturoof skull.
will die; Walter M. Rogers, a Boston
commercial traveler; W. .J. Randolph,
Plymouth; Eugene Bennett, t‘oncord,
conductor of tho passenger train; Froc-
man Downing. lmggago Ililtrill‘l‘; Moses '1‘.
Eaton, West Lebanon, extra onginuer.
SIXTY DROWNED.
A British Ste-mar Founders 0f! the Coast
of New South “’aies.
Sins”, Ann. ii.—-A tun,r which has ro-
turrn-d front tlu- M'r-iit‘ of tho wreck of the
British le'llltlr‘l‘ ('atturtrhun. nhivh was
wrecked at li'lireir'l‘, about loo nr'rlrw' from
this port. «on nothinuof the remainder of
the poser-rigors and crew of ”In hivanmllip.
and tlu-rt- l~ now lirtl.- doubt that do pr'r-
sons “‘vrv‘ tll‘rrwliul. of “'llll‘li nnmiwr in
were (’hinmc.
Soc-urn! Ullir‘cr Lanufar. who had the
watch on (incl; at the than of the disaster.
states that the night was very dark. Surl-
ilcnly llli‘t‘tt‘nlllr‘l‘ experienced a torriflc
shock and loundorml a low minutes after-
ward. The i‘hinvso made a rush for the
boots, but only one boatload rennin-d the
shore. 'l'in- lillsaillg pom-rigors lnvludo
three lntllvs.
Girl Arqulttml of Murder.
BArmor'torn-tit. Ky. Aug. o.——'I‘hejurv
in tho Rosa Gordon murder trial returned
a wrdirt of not guilty. Miss Gordon was
tho only witnmw for the defense. Her
plea was self tlv'iillsr‘. llosn Gordon bo-
calno involvod in a quarrel with two girls
——-.\iury Futhvrinnd and lelssa Brown——
at ('nrhln about tlm-o “'I‘I'ks ago. She
draw a knit.» and slatliln'll tho Sutherland
girl to tho hvnrt. killing lwr instantly
The lirown girl “as st-r‘lonvly wouruird.
Injured by the Collapse of 3 Plants.
l’onrmror ‘l'll. .\'. ll.. Aug. lt-Word
was rm-r-lvul lwro from iiyr- lloru-h, a sum-
mr'r resort about tr-n Illllt'ri from lnlrr',
stating that wrorai [N‘uplr‘wr'l‘r' lnjnrml
by tho rullaps‘v ol' aplu/‘m llrurr at tho Sort
View lmlol. it is nintml flint nlmnt lill)
person-.- Worn on tlu- plum when it gnvo
way. and Norm-oi pooplu r'rll to the ground.
Tho lllsltllll‘l'wnn only night foot. but a
[lulnln-t‘ Ti'i‘l'hi‘il n lunl shaking: up.
"loll From hhorh.
tiraueqm. .\'. \’.. Aug. u. .1 Mrs. William
Olmsted. a protnlru-nt woman of this town
and lnntln'r' of lh‘puty l'ounty i ‘h-rk Uhu.
stud. died at her voltage at l'onvsns Luke.
Whllo out r‘nlini.r nmr the shore with lwr
grnrnhlurmhtr-r- ilw little ohlld in some
way fell into tlu- “‘lili'l'. and tho' sins-k
was too much for Mrs, ()lrnstl-ri. Slur died
before lllr‘illl'nl uni could ho hilllllllunril.
fltlblu-rl During a Religions Discussion.
Burl-"Am, Am: U." Martino .lnln'filuw-
ski, rt l'lllr'. was elilllltl'il to tlr‘nfll by tlli‘vo
other l’oh-e in o privatehouwnl lllirirnce
street. The four mun lm‘oino vnrznur'tl ill
on nltr-rrntion .m-r religion-r lllltlll‘l‘ri in
i‘ollllm'llnltwilh H. Arlollwrr'M-hurrh. the
congregation of whivb has boon torn with
(llilni'ilNlllllN ful‘ sulllt! llilil'.
Rtnbhml Over a Slit-o of “'atvnuolun.
Pilll-.!\lihl.l‘lll.\. Ann. ll. «During a
quarrr-l owr tho pilyuwnt. for a slit-o of
watornu-lon Ilorninio \‘r-no. aged iiii
ycnro. stnbhml and mortally Wounded (lar-
rnlllo lun'rrro, aired i2. \‘rwo was or-
rested. and his vlr'tlrn‘s lli'lllll is exported
ruouwntarily.
Mr. Wilson at Long "ranch.
“’Asrrrxurou. Aug. lbw-Postmaster (lon-
oral Wilson no thoclty todnyf a Mr
days at Long Branch. 'l‘h‘ryl Militant
Cralgo is now rioting at porn matter gone
oral. the first, second and fourth nonlet-
ants bring absent on vurmtions.
Treasurer cheeney Sheri In Ills Accounts.
Ilosrox. Aug. ll.-’l‘rmnuror Choeney of
the chamber of commerce of this city has
been found short in his amounts to the
extent of $6,018.70. This statement was
made at n sprmlal nu-utlug of thodlroctors.
Emperor Willl‘nrn (lives a Tea Party.
Gowns. Aug. ii.—-liln‘.poror Williamgnve
alarm» tea party on board the imperial
yacht Hohnnzcllem. Ills majesty received
his guests at the gnnpwny of the yacht.
The United 'I'ypothetn.
Midsummer. Aug. 9.-—’i‘ho United Ty»
pathetic elootud It. in. Andrews of Roches-
ter president and decided to meet in
Rochester in Ann rm
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Brooklyn......... 0 0-0 0 0 u o 0.. a
Second game—-
Bonmn............ 0. 2 8 0 0 '5 0 '---w
Brooklyn......... 0 o 2 0 0 0 0 ll 0-— 5
At Philadelphia-w .
Philadelphia... 0 1 0 0 0 0 o 0 1- 9
Baltimore........l 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 r... ti
At Chicago——
Chicago........... rs s 0 o o 4 o 0 t..u'
'Clevoland......'.. 0 0 0 0 ll 2 4 0 o— 9
At Pittsburg—
Pittsburg ....... .12008800'-—0
Louhvllle.. ...... 000203010—6
At Cincinnati—
Cinclnnati. ...... l 0,1 l 1 2 2 3 '-10
St. Muis......... 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 o 0— 2
EASTERN Luann}: (JAMES. .
“The caps in flit uler cannon
while it continuation r is less so than the
hidden shown at the beginning of the sea»
son. The short cape is a composite chair,
in which every rich and expensive metals)
is mingled in afushlon that sometimes op.
preaches the absurd. Plain elegance is al-
ways more desirable than a mixture of
claboratonoss that suggests an effort to see
how much expensive stuff can be put into
one garment. The fashion of mingling a
great number of materials in one piece of
apparel has gone as far as is desirable, and
it is to be horrid that autumn will inaugu-
rate some made hiss like patchwurk. Sonic
, of the new cams are nuulo in narrow sec.
tions that continue up to the neck to form
the collar. the entire length, including the
collar, being in one piece.
Cordinmr and pipings of contrasted color
are again worn. with other lru'aninglcss
They are cx~
but just at present
Then is nothing attraut~
revivals of a tasteless ago.
cmdingiy lnnrtlstlc,
they are smart.
or r or porn; Hows,
ivo lo a oultlwrtml taste in dress tit-signed
on the principlu of a monu-triml prohlr-m,
but it is not toxic of the highest. r‘ultlva
lion that sols tho faxhlon.
Another fashion long ~iru'o nharulorml.
but just now rovhirnz. l-s n'hito arm-kings
with r-ulurmlnr him-l; lu-z‘lmntnl ~tripex~
'l'lnw‘r'. Itillilm lln' \vl‘lir'nl ~lr‘llu‘rl lirm'.
nlrn-h are rim-r ln'r’ntiiltlu. how a hirhmh
«vii-1'! u.” too? and :;ol.l.-, and it i» l J».-
lmpml “ill aimll rrt'rrv into rho rah-mm‘ily
(lo-y l::r"’ll.
lilo» 3. low nit-l Marl; ‘ vam- My most
lu :- m u inn?! r..l'llr.‘li ram lw\\1li‘!l. \‘vhlr‘h
pr . ta '! .« it rt. :lzm l'lf:i’i\‘«iru king»-
h .2.» r’t'rtruir'r'rl 1:. L. lourr a». lung as tlu \'
it .w‘ l‘Iwrr wrin-ruul low tvlillllgjin‘nw lion
1:”: MW” thrown trnnmr'lollh. lion'mrr‘.
zllul tor Ilutrhl \'.'r' ‘-ll.‘lll «vtatln'r‘ vr' l.llr'r wr-
n rm l\;rl of tin lilil' one >13. in «f “Min
~tr-r ltllltz‘ inc all ur‘r':|~lnll>«'.
Tho “hydration shows a molly Hill of
door I mlurnv 'l‘hv L'Hllrl ~l.lr‘r l. of \‘lull'l
«'t‘rpnn lrur'rirn‘d almtll tho foot with throo
{Hills of r rr-rmrr 'l‘lu' !Jlllll'~r‘ confirm is of
nmun- ylm'r' tat‘fvrn. tho ha. i; Isuzu: in “no
plow lord in plane and tlw front lnn'inu run-
nlrio dnrrhh' plan nilh a small plail on
I‘m ll slilr‘ Hi ll. .\ lilJl‘l‘ Mlilll I‘llllulll Hllil-
ulutitn: a cur-«clot powr ‘ ill-Ilr‘l' lln' plans
nrul forms :1 how on tlo- lvomrn. 'l'lu-shwws
urn bios. .\ hurl: collar of Mar-l. mlllll l~
lr‘lnrnu'rl “1tht-lintmrri’lllrn'k Kiillil'. 'i‘ln-
hat is urwn straw trrrurm-rl n'ith mom.-
impish-e and black plurnvs.
.ll‘mr' (‘linLLl-ZT.
.Mr. A. A. Snyder. Supt. Poor Farm,
Winnesheik (30.. 1a.. says: Lest winter
Mr Robert. Leach used two boxes of De-
Witt's Witch llsz'l Salve and cured a
large running sure on his leg. Had been
under care of physician for months with-
out obtaining relief. Sure cure for piles.
l‘}. l’. Weed and (l. C. Stillson.
My boy was taken with a disease re-
sembling bloody this. The first thing I
thought of was (.‘hamiwrluin’s Colic,
Cholera and lliarrho-i Remedy. Two
dome of it settled the matter and cure-d
him sound and well. I heartily ror‘om-
mend this remedy to all persons snil'r‘r»
ing from a like complaint. I will an-
swer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp Is lnclosod. I refer to any county
Itliciai as to my reliability. Wm.
Roach. J. l’.. l’rimroy, Campbell 00..
Term. For sale by (l. U. Htillson. drug-
Kit“. ,
Thorn is no doubt. no failnronhen you
take lt.-\\'itt's Colic and Cholera Cure.
It is pleasant. acts promptly. no bad
after r llrcts. E. l’.Wood and (i, U. Still-
son.
lharrhma should be stopped promptly.
It soon becomes chronic. lioWiti’s (‘ollc
and Cholera Cure in effective. safe and
curtain. Hundreds of testimonials hour
witness to the virtue of this great modi-
cine. Itcan always be drpmdod upon;
its use saves time and money. it. I’.
Weed and (l. S. Htilleon.
Children, especially infants. are soon
run down with cholera lufantum or
"summer complaint." Don’t wait to do»
termlne, but give DeWitt'n Cello and
Cholera Cure promptly. you can rely on
it. Use no other. E. P.Weod and (l. C.
Stlllson.
Kenneth Bezemore had the good for-
tune to receives small bottle of Cham-
berlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhu-a
Remedy when three members of his
family were sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured them all and he
had some left which he gave to Geo. W.
Baker. is ruminant merchant of the
place. Lew stou. N. 0.. and it cured him
of the some complaint. When troubled
with dysentery. diarrhoea, coho or chol-
era morbus, give this remedy a trial and
you will he more than planned with the
result. The raise that natursll follows
lulntroduc and usehssrn elt re
paler. lid and no cent bottles for as
G. O. Billions. d t.
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“All enororortou : nut
ALSll TWli omen vuununrzrs.
rots, READ no, no unis, no.
Twenty-five volumes of the Britannica to be given to the
boy or girl who succeeds in forming a sentence out . of eleven “
words. 2 This offeris open to any school boy or girl in any part of
Fairfield county whether they read THE Evsxmo Snxrmnn or
not, provided their names and addresses are enrolled with the
editor of THE cvsxrno Summer. beJere contest closes.
HER-E, rs THE PLAN:
Seven short articles will be published in Tun SENTINEL, the first of which is
given below. Read them carefully and you will find that in each article one or
more words appear in BLACK'FACED TYPE. There are clown such words in
all; out of these eleven words 1m: Srzxrrxnr. has constructed a sentence.
The boy or girl who PUTS THIS SENTENCE TOGETHER CORRECTLY
and whose answer is FIRST OPENED by the Editor, will receive a full set of the
Encyclopedia Britannica. together with the case made to hold it.
All answerspiust be in by 6 o'clock p. In. on August 14th, when the letters
will be opened.
~ The WRITER OF THIS SECOND CORRECT ANSWER OPENED will be
awarded ucopy of Webster’s International Unabriged Dictionary. substantially
bound in sheep and the latest publication. and the writer of the THIRD CORRECT
ANSWER wid be given a copy of the Magic City, (views of the World‘s Fair.)
A dime savings bank will be presented to every boy or girl sending in the
right sentence. '
To insure absolute fairness. the sentence formed by THE Evnmo Summer.
out of these words has been pla~ed in the custody of Mayor II. M. Lee. The name
and address of each contestant should accompany each answer together with name
of school attended and grade. Address,
EDITOR BOYS‘ AND GIRLS’ LIBRARY.
Tue Evsis'rxu Srzsrrxr:1.. South Norwalk, Conn.
Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man.
Ill.
"And then, the lover.
Signing like a furnace, with a woeful ballad made to his mistress‘ eyebrow.”
“All mankind love a lover." It was not Shakespear that said this, but Emer-
son.
livery true [river loves the Encyclopedia Britannica. Why? There are many
reasons. it he widus to inditn a woolul ballad to his niistress‘ eyebrow he first
consults the Britannica on the art of poetry.
The l'Inr‘yr-lopcdia will tell bin: that every soul is a celestial Venus to every
other soul, and that makes the lover foul good. If he derives any comfort from
sighing like a furnance he can learn from the great book all about furnaces.
When the time comes when the betrothal has arrived at that stage where it is
proper to present his beloved little tokens and souvenirs of his great infection,
what better present can he give her than a set of Encyclopedia Britannica.
From its page she ‘\' I I ( ) in love can bring forth such poetic gems as make
her feel tho blood of the hotel, the 1.in and the clever in her veins. She can
whisper his name to the night wind as it kisses hor cheek, and learn to make her
bounty but the tioworing of virtue. She \V] [( ) in love can do this be-
cause by means of the Britannica she can learn the secrets of Nature. with whom,
communion, she can when» the sweet burden of her overflowing heart.
If the lover is of a jealous tempt-turnout. he can leave the idol of his heart with
no morodiscreotcompanion than the Encyclopedia 'llrltennica. it will not play
him false. as did the messenger of Miles Standish, but will, without wooing,
teach her to love. And it the signing Romeo can bring his mind to economic
problems. ’tls uwur-t to know that this been can be purchased for ten cents a day.
N‘ )I’E.-Tni: livrisrxo Srcxrtxm. has received during the past few days
numerous mun-sis from school children. who claim they were not given an oppor-
tunity to register their names and addresses with us before the School Children’s
Contest hogan. They now denim to do do. and thus become eligible to compete for .
these valuable prime which Tor: Evrmso Summer. will award to some one. For"
the benefit of all such we add below a blank slip which if filled out correctly and
mailed to the Editor of the Recording Department, Evnxrrvo antennas. by ii p. in...
Monday, August 1:3,and it the applicant is found to be a member of any school in
Fairileld County, through a means which we NOW have of knowing. such name
will then be duly entered upon the list of competitors. However. for the benefit
of those who may not have preserved the black faced type word, they can get the
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