2 Work, and,
to ferccw rk
elf
lit To he by ionic
, ,y-cii’ etc 0 11111-
,. of agrichlture has
of 111-
ed 125 "years
, ‘ piste
. ci'den c from
nuts. The secretary
ithin a few years we
1thin’ our own clo-
log. that goes upon
, n 0111' backs, and
‘ and industrially,
dent of the other
World. Hence any
us which may be
as will count for
énever we get ready
Therefore anc-
2:21 against us will
‘ are ré'parir‘ig' for
parochial “schools
‘ thousand‘ “
, and have sent out
he young members
a, 2t uisclvcs for teach-
adv _,c‘,e the work an ed
Terence and summer
- held at Lake Cog
ttle Creek, Michigan
10 to September 3. A
time is expected, as
ad tent- dodging will be
I 1 75 per Week will
card. Thirty edA
, «p 11c1pal seat$
" W “it” to oin 7631011
' hi ng oi]. coaches
, athletic sport
" usage is unwisc,.l’
t Dra‘p‘ér and the
use it is destructive
,Y e do endencc, be:
’ ‘ ‘ cs xtragig-a 111112
itcs‘ Inf (:6-
12 makes the
ctwct’n 'riVai
,, h indiffferont
“ ntns‘th; and
111 the overtrain-
_ 1i cutout Which
members of the cal»
‘ ihgton, yesterday,
tics of the postal
als were heing
tilt at one cent 11
‘6 .
“ ify the regulations
nip this class of pub-
11%r eight cents a
”from which It comes.
,cid‘o What is
2 i; What‘i'boing 'uone, N192
.9n, and five minutes
g tilt is
bonnet; is to lire‘ ago
‘- cal agony, says 3101111
are the lightest or dress iii"
crepe without increasing t 3 t,
very much. and decidedly pretty are
skirts on terms 110 trimmed. Sleeves
Which may be trimmed with French '
1'3 suing tbsIlna. Sh
‘udlcappod'
d, the humorist scorntuliy‘, as his
script was bandcd back.
I know , those," said the editor.
they are old friends."
I ‘
are lined with moussolino do sols. bod: 2
lccsi'ivltb China silk. Gowns of crops
do chino may also niprsssut the deep
est mourning, and remain as light as
the provorbi 111 feather.
saline do so
longs to deep mourning also, and alter
the first six months. certain black
111ch may be used for trimming.
Black mourning tailetac were never
more in demand, tor senaiata waists
as well as for entire 3owns.
YAOHTING LORE IN PAPERS.
1-101» 11 Race 111 Marlow—Boating 11nd
Tanking ottho Boats. ,-
', Describing a yacht race in a news
paper or in tact in print anywhere. is
not at all easy. It the reader is thor
ouhzly acquainted with the tsrminoi
cgy of, the sport the writer may go
ahead without any hesitation, but it
the reader be a more‘ tyro, as is usual-
ly the case in a cup.your. the writer
is likely to find himself in straits. As
yachting is a sport in which technicali-
tlos‘aboundpit is host (or the reader
interested in it to try to, learn some
of the more general terms and thus b‘c-
come aids to follow the story or a race
with ease and comlort. Let us take
first, then the case, of 11. race or fifteen
miles to windward and return. Wind
ward is the direction from which the
wind blows. Every one knows that 11.
wind Is named according to the point
A wast wind
comes iro‘in the tract and than west is
to windward.
The first bdslness at a regatta com
mittee in conducting agrucc is to de-
exactlyf1‘p windward.
roe 1111131 be
lm‘deIIMy m‘i’saiis“ or the 111116116
tio 1111 code, This is 11 series of flags,
each of which represents a letter. A
signal book shows what-the combina-
tion of letters means. In the New
York Yacht club code. for instance all
compass (direction) signals basin with
the letter D. As Soon as the course is
determined a vessel is sent out to
measure all the fifteen miles to wind-
ward. This iii-done by means of a log.
an instrument for measuring distance
on the wntor When the measuring
vessel reaches the end of her run she
puts overboard a floatiifivg mark. usual
ly consisting of a will; ith a pole, on
top of which is a globe of some sort.
The measuring" vessel herselt has oil
a short distance from the mark and
shows some kind 0! a or econcei ted sig-
mil to indicate that the work is near
her. She can be soon before the mink
f'itsolt 11nd sorrel: as a guide to the
yachts. -
When the yachts are started. it is
done in this way: First a preparatory
signal is given. This slgndl is the
one already hoisted A Whistle is
blown or a gun tired to call the atten-
tion of tho Yachts to tho‘ signal. Five
minutes inlet a warning sign Iisirglv-
miterythot the hair;
out to start“: The you to now have two
minutes to cross the line. ”This line
is of course imaginary. One and or
it Is marked by the committee boat
and the other by another boat or a
mark or some other knoyin sort. such
as ‘a lightshlp or 11 buoy The thus of a
sloop yacht is taken as her' mast pas-
ses across this line it It is a schoon-
er her foremost is taken.
2When yachts start or! on a beat to
windward they have their sheets haul
ed list. That is thoropos by which
sails are trimmed art: bullied In so that
the sails make a 1111111! 11‘ is With the
keel. A good {around-41311911 ves-
sel will sail about torty-flvodogrecs
windward. The boom is on the side
oi the yacht opposite to windward. it
makes no itineraries on ,Ii iii‘oh took the
yacht crosses the line? This Is left to
the judgment of the sailing master. In
lug yachts, it there i plenty at open
Water usually make one i'ea‘chos on
,, th a first tack or two. and than as they
near the mark they take, “hitches. ” 1111
they are called when chart. 1111 the
mark is reached It, however, two on;
11011ch are clols together. short hit-
choc are otten taken all the way out,
such struggling to get the other into a
wgiition oi «111111111711111111111.?h
than in
’ 11 311111111 blowing
hour. the 116111 can-
not potiibiy ko‘ more
idea e la "rcuch’ ha
2 d in 2
Black mops-2 ,
.to‘r evening wear, be 2
hoisting of a flag or tho, lowering of ‘
away from “dead" (immediately) to 2
min: out .to the windwaid mark rac- , ,
is Hut“
hon that ,
‘nnnobo or speed. are in What $111163 Y
"H: did mm: ml: to Importancyou.
To let him spend his tinge no more at
hem,
Which would be moi impeachment to
his ago
In having known no trawl in his
youth , '
---I‘ll:o Gentlemen of Verona.
"111111116 will: Hnakcspcsip's causation '
‘l‘llt‘liell Y0lfll'lltlilllil
1
, an ideal educational tour to Chi-
cago. returning through the Great
“ Lakes, stopping at the Pan- Ameri-
can. at the lowest rates ever
quoted. -
Apply at once ll)
MCROACEGEPA.
2111 BROADWAY. N X
’ Oi‘iers on July 23d. 24th and 25th, 2 ‘
L
,, NORWALK FAIR GROUNDS.
Purses, $350
FACING AND mamas.
2:30 Class. $150
Flower-all. $15 0
Wagon Race. open to all. I 5 0
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION RULES
TO GOVERN.
Entrance. ,10‘ Per Com
Entries will close July 24.
II. I. lllllilii‘ll. Slc‘r 111d 'l‘rus
WESTPORT. CONN.
—
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WAIT FOR
sic SAUTELLE’S
NEW GREAT, BIG
UNIQUE, RARE. NOVEL.
will Poiitively Exhibit at
South Norwnlk. Monday. July I5.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
Greater and Grander Than Ever.
Americas Only Really Representative
One Ring Show. Clrcuses me not
all alike. This one moves thexe 1s
Something New Under the Sun.
A Vast All star.Progrsmme.
Old Folkn’ Treat. Happy Children's
Holiday.
Sill Scuttlle' a llhi 25c Shows
Stand the purest. cleanest, mightiest
and most magnificent amusement
. institutionsxol the century.
Don’t Miss the Orhudly Colossal Free
Street Pageant, more than a
mile In, length.
ONE TICKET admits to all the aggro-
gated and variegated attractions oi
this world's greatest possible exhibiv
tion. presented twice daily under a
mammoth waterprooil' tent. with a
coating Capacity of 5, 000 persons. .
ADMISSION, 25 CENT8~0blidren 11n-
do‘r il years at age, 16 could in too
attorncon. Performances rain or
‘sh‘inc at 2 and 8 p. m. Dooré open
one hour earlier. Day and night
remember the day and date.
ORDER OF NOTICE. '
At a Goi1rtotProbato holdcn at Nor-
Norwalk. on the 1261,1111}: oi July,A
‘.D'. 1901.
Estate Robert
oi the Borough a
New York. (161101111911
Whereaguwitt
r0“ lyn, state at
a yacht " d
Walnut 01111111111011
Wednesday,.lu1y 81.1901
ZSCE‘NT‘CI‘RCUS v
' SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
show exactly alike. Don't fall to ,
walk. Within and tar tho District at 42“
yard lignowdan late ‘
2' ,2 16110 and by my or
The three holds at who Marks
must be presented tor rocker. 2*
All tint-clan stores all the 0101111
, South liorralkihuhto
South N01 walk Conn,
June 28,1901.,
'ihc trustees have ordc'rcd that
the interest to be credited to the
depositors in the Savings Depart-
ment, July 1st,; 1,901, shall be at
the rate of four (4) per cent. per
annum.
, CHARLES Er IIOYT,
2 Wfreasurer
Bunion» hounr'lll tol- ‘llt a. m... and 1
to a p. m.. and also 6 to 8 p. 111., Satan
day ovonlnnl.
mrrncsr
ha: gone Into our books, and may no
drawn at any limo Those who prefer
to let their internal ”Miriam, can have
nine entered on their pets books at
their convenience.
1'
South Normal
Savings Bank
UNITED BA‘N‘KlBUII-DING.‘
1 tr '
r I
Ill-TY NATIONAL Bhlill
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. 3100.000. 00
Surplus. 3100. 000.00
01):" Profits. 325.000.00
JOIN ll. FERN“; Will.
JACOB II. MYTON. miller.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Form " Henry Seymour
John 'H. Knapp 1:. Christian 8mm
John H. Light ,E' "- M‘.hGWn
Josiah R. Marvin Osman Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
Taylor 8: Golden,
REAL ESTATE AND‘ I
INSURANCE.
“that is another story. ”
' lug will mean a great deal this titll
' J Pierpont Morgan is written down
i ; as 11 descendant oi Miles Morgan, the
‘ defender oi Springfield in 16,276
Theodore Roosevelt is or tilted with
doucout from It Dutch nob 111111111 who
nine to America in 1675.
, 2 Mayor Van Wyok. of New York in
put one rung higher on the ladder than
tho riccpresldentot the united States
‘. Ills record recites that the mayor is
; descendod, :flom another nobleman or
11211111111,on came to New York in
root oi‘ hIIB
genealogy prints a room notion oi the
family crust with the ducal coronal.
STYLES lN HATS. .
The American .Hattor says:
in soil tor bats the tendency seems
to be toward blah crowns and a return
to the Hamburg or tourist chaos; flat
popular priced trade. but will not be in
demand by the better class at dealers.
Salesman now on the road and those
M19 ham returned confirm our predic-
lion‘s that still hats for fall, 1901, will
have as a leading characteristic high
or crownii, 614 and 5% deep hats will
be by no means unusual, and quite 1'1
porcontago, ol' 6 deep both have, been
noticed in almost all re fphelitatlvo
Order‘s taken. Taper cro 11116111 nat-
urally go well with an extreme depth,
such as referred to. Manufacturers
will do well to avoid pushing evtiamc
depths from economical motlvos. The
, additional cinch required for 11 62(1er
' derby is 0! ho ‘s‘nin‘il consequence, on
pocially when the narrow margin of
proilit at present remaining at consid
em
The full cannon of 1901 gives, evi-
dence of witnessing the introduction
will do well to avoid pushing extreme
shapes and n woul of caution to deal-
. ers will not be amiss Novelties are all
right it thcy sell, but if they do not
t William McKinley, '
and John Hay. about
am the Britifiii have 116311! mushy
, 111' not given in this publication.
brlms and golf shapes will sell to the
senable Geolis. prised on on
For! IN
and $125.311lo price. 980.
Ladies’ 101: Black Hose, 51:.
Mioses’ 1911 Black Hose, 10c.
811001.311.
Careful buy-i l
signs, 5e.
50o trimmed Muslin Gowns for lad-
len, 29c.
Cutlcura Soap, 171:, 251:.
3.000 white and colorgd Rhirt Waints,
all now, were priced 1111216 now at 98c,
Willimantlc Spool Cotton, 200 yards
10c Lawns and Dlmlties, new de-
Fifiu Cents on the Dollar
idea of What” this Sale 111621113.
arAncu:
Whisk Brooms.151:. '.
981: two burner Oil stovo
Ladlos' Ribbed Vents
10D. 1
300 Window Screens, III;
191:.
15c grey Selesias. any-l
12l/20.
And hundreds of other
good values.
Call ~ 56-2.
FANCY CRACKERS.
Have you seen our hypnotic offer, call and be' in the swim.
SPLENDID COFFEE, DOUBLE CREAM CHEESE, ,
HEADQUARTERS FOR FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Oranges, Bananas. Peaches, Pineapples, Peas, Wax Beans, Lettuce, Beets, Blackberries, To— "
matoes. Watermolons. Muskmelons, etc. '
We study to please our patrons, and offer the best the market affords at lowest cash prices. . ‘
“- EWilli-1211111111111 13.118111111111111 1111
“: 531111: R BAG.
55c 15' n BAG.
59c PER am.
2 lbs. Full Cream Choose,
Enamcllnc, per box.
5 1111? N I'th
0 lbs. Laundry Starch,
Pillsbur'ys Out Food per pk3.,
25c
31:
150
25c
91:
1;. ‘ ‘92-‘-
DONOVAN BUILDING.
MAuo‘s.1=1_oua.
10113313 sopantATwe noun.
$4.30 PER BBL.
$4.40 PSR BBL.
PILLOBURY’B BEST XXXX FLOUR. $4.70 PER BBL.
4 lbs best Rice,
6 cakes Best Lilly Soup,
3 cans Custard Pumpkin.
Alaska salmon. per can. 100
Mustard Sardines, per can. lie
SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE ONLY:
250
25c
26c
RELIABLE “ROGERS.
TELET’HONE CALL 13346.
VERY BEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. 221: PER LB.
Soda Crackers, per 11)., ,2 ,
Lemon Cakes. oer-ll: 2-
Glaser Snaps. ,, b., . 2‘
Nip Nac‘s; per, 12‘, 2
Oyster Crackers, per 11).,
One 4111. Package Swift's Washing Powder and 3 Oak» Swift's Pride Soap, for 35 Goals.
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY
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