H 1w“Murallieirsiutes.
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. of Tim Norwalks. will meet at the City '
. crunpleting‘organization.
\ L will deliver it. i .
3 walk irNo. 44.‘
night in the shop of Gustav Pltzcr.
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'Wolch housolnear the Standard 011
Works. ‘ ‘ >
'tJ,‘.larcncc Cram and ’l‘od Van Dorcn.
rind likéo. ' audit
L ‘ nil wittharo, or pure instant?
ants. to divert; ‘hsaglth‘y desert.
, Our‘Crenm is pure and we know
it. . ‘ ._ _ ., . .
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fl’hs‘tétephone call forth: branch of-
fice of The Evening Sentinel In Nor-
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r. n. Touuot. or Bridgeport, is stop-
ping at tho Clifford.
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The llarbors' Union will meet to-
, John W. lioatty is, repainting tho
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Ralph Webb and Everett Byington
will give a trolley ride to Savln Rock.
Sunday. .
The barge "bitty” is unloading 350
tons of bituminous coat at John ll.
li‘crrls' dock.
The regular meeting»: of the Control
Labor Union will be held in tho A. 0.
ll. hull Thursday night;
A big Rhodo island clumbuko at
Shotlicld. yesterday, was: prepared by
The handsome Dolx'lyn yacht Nylr
lied accompanied the racers over the
course. in the Labor Day regatta of the
Norwalk Yacht. Club, yesterday.
Tho Barbers‘ iSuion will hold its
regular scmi—Imzmthly mortinn, this
pruning. lit ‘8 o'clock. in tho shop of
Gustavo l‘itzcr. Washington street.
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(loorge Patterson. of Wilton. who
in omployod by John W, Realty. has
routed a house in Sound View avenuo
and will occupy it for the coming year.
One of the axles on Everett Bulkloy's
automobile broke on” in Woaiport ave—
nuo. lastnigbt. but‘ tho vehicle was:
brought to a standstill before any danrr
ago was done.
-Vcry few brands: of Cigars hold
their own like the Imperial Crown. it
has been sold for 10 years and over
and is now considered one of tho stan»
dard brands. . .
Raymond Brothersnro moving their
blacksmith ohop today. from the cast
to the wost side of Water street. Wil—
llam Cognawcil. tho (lronbury builder,
is doing the work.
The ncwly formed Printors‘ Union:
l‘rlntim; Company‘s other. North Main
street, South Norwuik. 'i‘uosday even
lug. Soptcmbor 9th. for the purpose oi” _
The big steam arteslun well driver.
owned by E. N. Slppcrloy, of Wostpori.
was taken through South Norwalk, this
morning. The driver has bean at work
the past. {cw works on the Hoyt place,
in Middle Five Mile River. '
The Y. M. C. A. orchestra will rot
hoarse this cvoning. A trombonist
has been necurcd from Norwnlk, and
with Mr. Crnkor. the bass vloi piny-
or from Westport, tho orchestra in
now complete, with fifteen musicians,
Yesterday was a gala day for the
Hungarians of South Norwulk, and
thvy rcicln‘atcd with two big picnics.
on the grounds in their settlement at
Whistlcville. 'l‘hc day was spent with
gumbo and sports at all kinda. followed
by a big, dinner.
rhexwue 01 Mi" Winttcrs. of Non
walk a painter on; loycd by John W.
lit-arty. met with" a curious accidcnl ,
yesterday. While walking u blood van
not in the call other 10a; burnt and it
who neonaunry to common a physician.
it was very ditllnuit to hill}! the flow.
umrm‘nuwmt‘ ligation two child
rep. or thermrtnwbi .leotel. went to
blow York. this. mfiffilhfl. to sitcnd ' the
moon! of her hrcthcr. Frederick
Smith. «bodied panda: morning. Mr.
woiiyunx will go ‘Iinwummormw. A
delegation from. Putnam dim» (low
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vitally rollikfio to hobbit/ti. tomorrow. .
ammo u callable oral trthg
. ties as Norwnlk rcportorot‘Tbc flour.
a (fi'ritic. W. Strohmnycr, 4:05:02
Dora. ll. W. Clubbn. 3:24:53 1:29:53
Domino. 1). linymcnd. 8:41:42 1:15:42
Grace, W. Evinntou. 3:30:24 1:35:24
Juanita. W. Shelton. 8139;231 1:44:28
,' (tram wln‘a mood
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Hoynct'orcv
‘ .ulior! bay. ,
. norm" humour and and it. (tour
clock. of New York. city, no” 8
and ‘Idlllm‘ Day'xuostu o
, twosome C.
Comuiockmt Broad hlvo‘r \ p .
It
tar arriclt. with nor mother. Mrs. Ste-
phen Byxbec,‘ of udlson otruet. V
B. C. ‘Ferncy, who has boon enjoying
a week’s vacation train duty. the first
Miss Un'a’Koltb roturnod this alien
a visit with her cousin, Miss Harriet
L. 1llgcith, of Upper Main street, Non
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Joseph Wilcox, of New York, and
William S. Wilcox. of South Norwalk.
spout yesterday at Round Lake. Rhino
fluid. whom they went on a fishing tx-
curslcn. Thoy returned with little
lucli. .
’ltcumsrli Sails. Course
(Continued from First Page).
by Captain Harold Fish. of the Bridge-
port Club. assisted by n-compoteut
crow and attracted much attention
from the local nautical fliarps.‘
The crack thirty toot sloop Yarn.
from the New Rochollo Yacht Club.
but with an accident Just after the
start. She carried away her peak bril-
ya‘rd. which put hermit of the race.
One of the features oi? the day was
the llvciy'way in which commodore
(lhaamar‘s good old yacht Ayli showed
her heels to tho speedy Duchcss. 'I‘hogo
two boats. though not in tho sumo
class, wore sailing against ouch othcr
by mutual agreement. It was just tho
Ayii's wrtother-«plonty of wind and
considerable sea running, and oliz‘
showed that under those conditions aha
can make speed. though one is loadml
down with the fittings and stores of a
comfortable cruiser.
Nothing appeared ngainct the Critic,
so Captain Strohmeyor sailed over the
course alone, finishing ahead of the
Duchess in the next larger class. which
had five minutes’ start of him. The
big open cat. boat Elsie from Stamford.
withdrew after: fouling the first mark
boat. One of tho. crew of the Mignon.
winner in the cighteen foot class. was
a young lady. who seam-d as much at.
boom in the littlc craft as tho boys.
though it must have been a pretty wet
berth.
came out. top of the heap. “Her attor-
nocn‘s work brought. her tho srrond
price in her class; the soason prize for
club boats in her class. and the spar-
iai prize for club boots. 3 lino pair oi
marine ginrscg. prosantbd by Mrs. B. it‘.
Androws. Tho latter prize was oi‘i’n:'~
cd for the club boat boating her port
competitor in the same class by the
greatest margin of actual time.
The Ducoit. Captain Howard Moss»
man, hnd the I‘nisfortuno to break hrr
tiller on the run home, and tho Critic
carried away her trail after the finish
while she was sailing around watch-
inI: the other boats come in.
(‘ommodriro )lomionnld. of tho
Bridgeport Yacht. Club, was a guest on
board tho committee bout.
Following is the suminnry:
Elapsrd
Name. Time.
Owner. Finish.
36 1-‘00’1‘ SLOOPS.
Start 1:35. (loursc 12%, milec.
Walls, .1. Farrell. 4:27:38 2:52:3Q
EmpressJiccksr-her. 4:11:23 2:36:23
Defiance, C. B. Kocler. Withdrew.
. 30 FOOT SIIOOPS.
Start 1235. Course 12% milvn.
Zara. G. P. (lrnnbery. Disabled.
Mobil. ‘B. S. Lituii‘d. 4:19:53 2:44:53
Diana, 0. ll. Jennings. 4:26:34 2:51;.‘3
25 FOOT SLOOPS.
Start 1:35. Course 12%.milou.
Ojlbwny. D. P. Moran, 4:31:21. 2:56:21
Folly. G. S. Hill, Wltbdrcw.
Arbcoka. K. McNeil, 4:39:31. 3:04:31
KNOCKABOU'I‘S.
Start 1:40. flours-e 12% miles.
‘anpcro. R. Bailey. 4:58:46 11:13:“
lilanolt. H. Mosamun. 5:02:34 3:22:34
CABlN CAT BOATS.
Start 1:45. (‘t‘utrno Ml. milcn.
Ayll. A. Chnnniur, 3159 2:14:09
Duchess. G. .lrnnlngs. 4:07:20 3:22:20
Eirio. R. Gillespie, Withdraw.
21 FOOT CATS.
Start. 1:30. Conrad it’ll mllcs.
2:15:03
' 18 FilO’l' CATS.
Start 1:56. (loom ti miles.
Mignon. .1. Glilcapit. 3:23:41 l:27:lt
Winners; Empress. Mob ll. (lith-
my. .
prize in in foot:
class on him.» allowance. . *
flailovars: “'l'tlolllllwli and Cirillo.
undar.<
Mm. Citation w. summit return” to ‘
her home in Middletowu tomorrow at: .
in {cartoon yearn, has resumed his (1in
noon to ’her two in‘ Bridgeport alter .
As regards: prizp winning. the Graph .
‘Yotx rémetubc; {be Vsipnificance‘oftfie annodncements, the
'I’mpo‘rtance‘ofj ,thie'Vm to'hmntm of good. Randal trauma at
_.,Ies)senea'pfic¢s.f ‘ “ p '
This parity insider no less importance. because itmeans.
at Saving‘of anywhgre from $1.00 to $2.00'far those who
cotne to profit‘by it. . 3
$2" and $2.50” Pants.
$3) and $5.50 Pants. ‘
$5.50 and $4 Pants, now $2.45
$4.50 and rooms, now $2.955
.ComotockBms.
.61. $1.45
now $1.96
South Nomad, Nommlk.
’ Tel. call 32-2. Tel. call 41-4.
Whoal i went into tho grain business 1 did so with
my whole heart and strength.
Ono of my first business promises was to "give the
best service and best grain.”
We base our claim to your patronage on just two
tirings~quallty and prlcemquallty first.
We believe in buying the best grain and therefore
holding our customers from year to year.
Reliability is everything in busineu.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Telephone Connection.
" ' “an.“"iron...“to..."itaor". who};w
Hurlbutt’s ' World. Paper.
48 Sheets and 48 Envelopes. ;-‘ , "’256is.
A Good Box 0t Paper and Envelopes, Sets.
William P. Beers,
Bookni icr. Siatloncr. Ensiravcr. 49 Wall street. Norwallr.
.CSifJi'é’Ulii‘KPSé‘l‘fiifii‘; GREGORY’S POINT.
HALF PRlCE: ‘ ‘ :Aer NORWALK. CONN.
Regular Price Sale Price _ m
“3'33 ‘33 Short; [bangs and Sea Food
3.5:: 1375 at all loads. (.00de to Order.
3.00 1.50
2.50 1.25 Bailouty and rishrng.
2.00 1.00
Bath Houses to Rent by Season
J. E. o'éfiuvm.
PROPRIBTOR.
“I'll. Gill "-5.
Water Wings, Ping Pong and Sport-
ing Goods of every description.
Coleman's News Stand
$15.00 Pa.“
21 "Good”
S mi 1.
Part or your income must be spout
for clothing. 'I‘bc smaller the part, the
morn lntorcctlm: to you; is that not so?
~ in not attach doilam tor a unit. madv
to order littlo enough? -
in It not an small and perhaps a
littlc smaller primwico. than you how
bccu paying clavwhcrc tor ready to
Muir sort?
Think it ovvru
nintorlnln.
4301111.! in and one tho
0hr. or the moat, ruluublc of n ninu'r
pontionnlonu in his personality. Ona
crust be very great. inuchnroster than
the nwrnge man can harm admit otrhin
lacking curtain rmuialtps at. manner
"I may bc mlntiikon. but. i can ncvrr
not. any inspiration from the rrctor 01'
our church again." the piano man rc—
n‘uirkod. ashoordered Turnout! and acit-_
our in u cute nearllcrald Square. just
iii/“show that he was not a clove to the
drink (lumen. “Do you can that ball-
doliar? You. it’a loud and a rank coun-
tcrl’aiit. it it Ware not i could Imll sat
light'tmin thc clergyman I hammer»
tinned. As it is now i haywwoli. l
mu champions. to my the lunar. .
, .“Whntiim l mlklnuifibout? Wrath!
no; thatnrltablt half dcilnrln liar
well-bred world in second demand an
pausporta. ' 'l‘hc propor obnorvnn'ou of
certain moat laws and custom. the
on page; or‘thc small courteous ’ or
sum or attcctlonwno moot“
one of a fork. We: could cut. ” ,
ting-in, hiatus on can 3! It, upon
fupeokihg’to liicm wit
and manncra‘whtch nocioty and. the‘
are y day intercourse are by no mitoc-
; crowning Woolen, 111.9le l places or ,
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south quwuu. noun.
‘ rheumatism.
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Senator Hoar’s homely wit to well ll—
luatratcd by the advice he gave recent-
ly to a young newspaper man an aged
in editing a church we‘ekly in assa-
chuaetts who had taken. a place as It
roportcr in onultrwsensatlonal daily
in New York; When the venerable
statesman naked him why he had made
so radical a. change, he said that o
g’cnerous lucreusa in wagea'had been
on’erod him. "Ah. 1 sec." said the on!
ntor. “That is what you aim form
more money. Well. perhaps youiare
Jiiatificd. and I wish you success. 'But
you remind me very much of a young
friend of mine. who, after a care'rul
theological training. was sent away as
a missionary to the interior of lndln
by thtl American board. For a tinn-
lIis rcports rcachcd the homo 0me
with at least. semi-regularity. but at
the end of a your they conned altogcv
thcr.
once it was found that. ho was on tho
. service or a wealthy rnjah an sncretary
‘ and (worsacr.
planntion ho aim-mod that he still hot
in a long lottor of ox-
tho highest respect; for the teachings of
tho theological school. but he must Iiva,
and the remittances from the board mm
been so low and far between that at
last, in desperation at things he had
fallen from grace and undertaken II
contract to run the car of Juggernaut
by steam.”
The statistics of everyday life ban-
dlcd by :1 Wells would make a fascinat-
ing volume. For instance. how far will
a man walk in a iii’ctimc? it is a lit.
tic. difficult to fix the average mileage
per day of tho average map. Some
men are fond of walking. Others ride
a bicycle or patronize the trolley cars.
walks two miles a. day, it only in stir~
ring about his room or onion. it a man
live to bo thirty yearn old ho. wui
walk 21,900 miles. The thrco‘miloa.
day man will cover 32,550. 'I‘he'man
who bcliovos in a daily constitutional
of lira miles will walk 54.750 miles.
The circumference of the earth is 24.-
899 miles. I: it. man walk two miles
a day he will find, after he has walked
for 30 years. he would still have some
distance to walk in order to complete
the circuit or the globe. Walking
llIree milos a tiny ho will go around tho
honidcs. 'I‘ho tlvomlieo-dny man will
walk around intro. and have a tow
thousaudodd milos to his crodlt. At
iii this man will hard made three
trips. and at (to his: podomotor will in
dicnto liibfitlo milcs which motion that
no will have waikcd around thr- mirth
tour tlmcs and in: will have about 2.~
not} miles to tho good on tho liilli
trip.-~Iiochostor Posi.
Moat likcly it will ho news to some
roadorwthnt while with some persona
the ability to swim in innate. with oth-
crn it in simply an impossibility. A
man who lives on the north shore of
linko Michigan has given thin matter
considorobie attention and has con-
cluded that swimming its a family
trait. “Since taking up my residence
on the north shore. said he. "i have
donc everything in my powor to learn
the trick. You know folks over my
way so down to the lake by scores on
summer evenings. Most of the men
and a few women are swimmers and
finding that l was out of it i determin-
cd to get into the swimmlitcrnllv. But,
notwithstanding all i can do, i am no
‘torrndor‘ than when l commenced.
three years ago. At butt I began to
look into the mattor and it suddenly
occurred to mo that neither of my tom-
brothcru could with. though all had
I'clihtuliy tried to learn. r’l‘hcn I found
In the ammo liar. and i conciudcd that
the members of my family were no con.
niructmi that they could not harm
afloat in tho water. And, mind you.
thin inability msuitcuta itself lunch
and frank water alike. l have Riven
up trylugduat nanny oldor brothora
did.”—-llixchonge.
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Noun 1 do anything tor you? mm
dam 2" naked the aisle aircrew. briskly.
:nc tho-lune woman with a small tum-
ily burn down upon him. , ‘
P’Wcll, now. I helm you cuu."bhe
powered. . ‘uudenly' training that thc
ottermuat.
Imbyhnud idea
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After an oxtcnsch corrrztspond- ,
But in is auto to say that every man
world oncc and burn a mat margin .
that my (other and zrandtnthcr wrrc ..
Monica.» ‘fJnrt hairline
may. ‘ . , “
Tho success or our Midfiumrnerplearanhe L3”? but been}
phenomeusl‘and our stock is ooynaiderabiyxbmhon. ..
I We have decided thorutorc this Week toi'buh‘eht‘ all 9; 3) ,
88.50 and $10 Suits and southern at $8.00 ' .
All new gootlu~r‘lunnais, Hbmesouna. cusslmgrsl sodomy .
In a. sale like this you know the bentwlil'bo selectedilrgttp
delay} come brand got thutator yourbelf.
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For Friday. Saturday and Monday will sail 260,139cond‘480'
wear at 19p. ‘ ‘ ' , / ' . ‘ ,, ‘
- $1.50 Shirts and shirt Walsts, while“ they insight set.
We invite your inspection of Fall Su‘lts‘nud 0varcou‘ta.'_8ui_
Overcoats outdo to menisci-3.816.110 to $20.00.‘ ' ‘
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SEASONABLE'.
onnans FOR PLUMS FOR CANflNlNG. JAR uusscao~ F0
son's OLD FASHIONED PINTS; ALso LIGHTNING AND. “A
QUARTS. NONE BUT THE BEST QUALITY-RUBBER sOLD, 10cm
JARS, 50c DOZEN CASH. ‘ .~ ~ -
FRESH sacs, HOME LAID; STRICTLY FRESH, 32c.DOZ.,,
SWEET POTATOES. SWEET CORN. PIE APPLES. HTOM‘A
5c QUART. . ‘ ' ‘ 3 r
FINE cusass. SMOKED BEEF, REAL NICE, THIN sud:
5:: up, our WHILE you WAIT. , . .
A TASTE OF SUGAR AND SPICE THAT Is ALL RIGHTANd lo
20 zu GINGER SNAPs, 5c PACKAGE. . . .
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It there in any trouble won your eyes, come to no a'i‘Id'lIa é
ough examination made tree. We guarantee satisfaction.
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Clipped White Oats.
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D long line Straw. ,
Gentleman's Driving Horses. Family Carriage'igkfltl
Truckmen’s Work Horses, shouldbe led on ,
OLD HAY AND GRAl . J
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Andrew Carnegie says: "No man can become rich merely on I
He also says that any man with a small amount or monoyghould
The only question ls'where will your investment be onto Ind‘yiéld
col. rooultc. We ol‘lor invoctmontn thatnro absolutely only a ,. i
time yield largo results. Stocks. Bonds, Mortgages, homo, of
It. 1.. DUNCJN a 00.. Invutnmu Sunni!!!
ROOM 1. LAUDER ‘BLOGK. _ 80%
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