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Loni News Notes.
J. E Cbrl is in New York today, on
business.
Frank Ferris is out of town today
for a little relaxation.
Mr. Graham‘s .ielayed Shylock ap-
pears in the sixth page of today's Senti-
nel.
Miss Bridget Walsh, of Norwalk,
visited her brother. John Walsh, in
Georgetown, recently.
At Schaub‘s Market you may pur-
chase meats tomorrow at special price.
Read the advertisement.
-——Wlde Brim Straws. O’Brien. ,
Mrs. D. M. Corbett and Miss Bessie
Corbett are expected home today,
from a visit to Ripley. N. Y.
Mrs.’W. F‘. Wardwell and grand-
daughter, Elfrienda Stoddard, are vis-
itiug relatives in New Haven. Conn.
Miss Ella'l‘hompson, of Brooklyn,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Flossie Fiedler, of Broad River. has re-
turned home.
Buttcr twenty three cents per pound.
is the important article of the New
York Grocery Company advertisement
this afternoon. There are many other
items with attractive prices attached
4—Port Royal Spring Water, 40c case.
F. D. Lawton & Co, '
. Mrs. James Hawkes and Mrs. C. L.
Brush spent yesterday at (‘oneyl island.
going with Rippowan Lodgtnl .0. 0
F.. of Stamford.
Tw0 of the three large schooners re-
cently ut Hubboll, Hull & Randall
Lumber Company‘s dock in Norwalk,
have left the harbor.
The police are still working quietly
getting evidence against the fellow who
stole the wheel owned by Frank L.
Smt‘ h. of "2 Rowan strcet, Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Adam Singer and son John. of
South Main street, started yesterday.
‘ar Newark. New Jersey where they
ll spend four weeks with relatives
and wirienda.
.-~Wait for Consolidated Fire Police
Excursion to North Beach. Sunday.
August 2d.
Fresh stock is absolutely necessary
for good results in photography. Still—
,son Powell Corporation make a spe-
cially of keeping nothing but fresh
supplies.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
Pharmaceutical Association will he
held this afternoon at four o'clock. at
the Mahackemo hotel. Matters of im-
portance will be discussed.
A large number of people are plan-
ning to go on the Fire Police Excursion
to North Beach Sunday after next
There will be a very pleasant crowd
from here on that occasion
Rev. F. A. Scofleld. of Merlden, for-
merly of the Norwalk Methodist
Church, has been connned to the house
this week with a severe attack of new
ralgia. headache and malaria.
—Exceptional values in [nice Trim-
med Corset Covers, 25c ea. The best
Ladles' Lisle Lace Striped Hose, 25c
~pr. M. S. Smith £00.
Company A. Loyal Crusaders. will
hold a meeting in Sons of Temperance
Hall. in the Gazetto‘buildlng. Saturday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock. to complete ar-
rangements for the annual picnic.
The Boston Store p‘ace on sale.
ready made garments and milllnery t0-
morrow, at the smallest price of the
season. Read their advertisement in
today‘s issue. -
John and Charles Heine. of Brooklyn,
are spending their vacations with their
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hall. of Elm Grove street. Today they
are enjoying an outing at Roton Point
with Mr. and Mrs. Hall and family.
-—Fancy Color Derbys. O’Brien.
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith has re-
ceived quite a large-number of copies
of the public acts of the 1903 session
of the state legislature. Copies can be
procured by applying to Mr. Smith. at
his office in the town Qscmblyv hall
building ‘
M. R. Bennett and Messrs. Lavalle
and Chase. the engineers, left again
for the fair grounds property. this
morning. to make more surveys for the
potting of the grwnda in shape for the
all: mill, and the staking off of streets
on
Sh ff Sculley has vacated the Bad-
der int and paper store, in South
Main street. and the property. owing
to the bankruptcy' praceedingI Insti-
tntsd by Mr. Rudder. nu been left for
the creditors The bankruptcy court.
will Act on the petition August lat. ,
‘ "Tristrnm 6 Hyatt" means high
‘ quality. and when under their name .‘
Ippem In Innotmecment of I In. of
guaranteed silks sperm for“;
rsdvritlw: -‘
hamsm‘
' you will do weI‘lfo
‘ and purchase.
‘ neat. this IfuroooI;
up lmmadiauil ofIth may m
one-mun .
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narcot- inOrIno. his.
13; 1&- we or
Mrs. Milton iiwood iI visiting her
Charles E Johnson, of Norwalk. iI
thinking of going to California, with
th e 0.A A..R excursion in August.
ft iI understood that a number of
Norwalk boats will go to Bridgeport
tomorrow to take part in the regatta
of the yacht club of that city.
Curt filing and sister. of New York
city. are guests of relatives in East
Norwalk. They ca e up from the city
on the steamer ha pton, last evening.
-We are the sole agents for the
best 10 and 20c Candy in America. M.
S. Smith & Co.
. ‘ Lorenso Dibble requests you to try a
can of time 10 cent sliced peaches.
They are really exceptional for the
money.
“Good Things to Eat." a phrase
which directs immediately to Charles
.E. Seymour's store in Washington
street. Their list is in the advertise-
»ment today. You better read it.
Everything is very quiet at the Nor-
waik Hospital today. No new patients
have been admitted since yesterday,
and those already at the institution
are resting comfortably this afternoon.
-—All kinds Yachting Caps. O'Brien.
David Pollard, instructor In mathe-
matics at the Harstrom School. will re-
turn tomorrow from Maine. where he
has been sojourning for a few weeks, to
rseume his duties at the school.
St. Paul's Church Winnlpauk Mission
will hold a lawn fete on the Shepard
propert Winnipauk, next Thursday
evenin. ‘ There has been much prep-
aration for this affair and undoubtedly
it will be very successful.
Miss Hattie Raymond has been en-
gaged to teach the coming year at the
Center school. in the place of Miss Ella
C Emerson. who resigned to take the
principalshlp of at Bethel school. Miss
Raymond is a graduate of the Center
E. K. Banks is having a special sale
of Ladics' Percale Wrappers. They
were $1.00, but at this sale you may
get them at seventy-nine cents.
school,
—L.allf0r'nia Plums, 15c. qt.
Lawton & Co.
The banquet committee of Catholic
Union Council, Knights of Columbuh,
held a meeting last evening and clear-
ed up matters pertaining to the recent
banquet given at the celebration of
the council's fifteenth anniversary of
institution.
A meeting of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company. of East Norwalk.
was held last evening. at which plans
were further pressed toward comple-
tion for the trip the company will
make. to take part in the Old Home
Week parade in Bridgeport
Miss Florence London and Miss Lena
Hutchinson. both graduates of the
Jenter school of Non walk have been
engaged to teach at the Winnipauk
school the coming year, These young
ladies will succeed Miss Lavina R.
Cbasmar and Mia's Hattie Raymond.
who have resigned.
General Russell Frost. Mrs. Frost
and sum-Russell, ulr.. return to their
West avenue residence today. after a
I". D.
sorts. having gone to the summit ot
Mount Washington: White Mountains.
Quebec. Moosohcsd lathe, Bar Harbor.
Poland Springs. and other places.
The steamer Celtic. of the Sound and
Coast Wrecking Company, which has
been at work getting the cargo out of
u barge sunken off Green's Reef, was
in the harbor this morning. for a time
securing supplies. The Sound and
Coast Willa-king Company uses the sub-
marine bout Acronnut. for unloading
cargoes.
There is no reason for a young man
not saving at least a little monthly.
and if deposited in a safe institution.
such as the South Norwnlk Trust Com
pany. and receives interest the amount
will increase surprisingly fast. Try it.
it will take only a moment to secure
a book showing a credit for the first
deposit.
*npeclal Sale ladles’ Untrlmmed
Hats, the en. M. S. Smith & Co.
E. B. Edwards, Chicago; L. R. Tay'
lor. Fred Miles. George J. “idioms,
C. W. Parke. B. Gale, A. J. Freeman.
H. W. Pagan. B. R. Hack. New York:
R. W. Burritt,-Bridgeport: J. D. Adam.
Brooklyn: J. M. Allen. F. E. Stone.
Hartford: Harry Maillard. M. J. Kel—
soy. Springfield Mass: W. P. Mosely.
and C. Ryden. of Stamford. were guests
last night at. the Hotel Clifford.
Miss Ethel Potter. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Potter. of Norwalk.
returns today. from Dr. Brooks' Sani-
torlum. New Canaan. Miss Potter has
been at the institution for several
months, and is very much improved in
health, being in fact. t it thought. on-
tlrely cured of the mag trouble for
will be very pleasing news to her
many friends.
cLOSiNO OUT
Seashell Goods.
Baseball Mits and Masks at one~hali
p.rice Victor League Balls, 95c; Com-
piete Baseball Suits, 1.10; '2 Chest
Protectors. 3!: Water Wings, 21c; 10c
Garden ‘,Sets 5c; 25c Garden Sets. 10c;
100 Shovels 5c: :2 Bathing Suits, 96c;
Swimming Tights, 7o.
to mm. min own. So. Serials.
.. Assist for A G. spankings '
Baseball pod Sporting (local
motors Na notice, Praia-RIL- Edwin
two weeks' trip to various pleasures re- .
which she was being treated. This '
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OUR GRIAT OUARANTII
want to pay...‘ ,
breasted, $6 to 8:8.
quisitcs.
hours uoswnim
To. causes.”
a IArIIrAcrIoN. 0a nosey IACK. '
For Your Vacation
What do you need to fit you out for your quting? If it's
Clothes. wo’ rcI waiting to supply your want, at {the price you
, Outing Suite of flannel, crash and homespun. right up to
the minute in style and made to hold shape—you'll not find
that kind everywhere. $3.98 to $12 the suit.
True blue Serge Suits, finely tailored. single and double-
~ I ll
We’re selling $1.50 and $2 Shirt Waists now. at 79c.—
' timely bargains. And I lot of high-grade Fancy Hosiery we
got hold of the other day—regular 500 goods, at 29c.
Underwear. neckwéar, straw hats and everything else for
dress and comfort excepting shoes.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.
No need to pay trunk-store prices for your travelling rc-
Wc supply good hand bags as low as 60c. and up to
$6.00. Good Suit Cases from $x.5o to $10.00. Reliable Trunks
from $3.50 to $15.00.
NORWALK.
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tainable anywhere.
on receiving from us
IUY OATS THAT'S
ARE YOU RATIIFIED
’ with the graln'and feed you buy? no you put up with
the treatment you receive without saying anything. though
you feel like it? —lf not, we want your business because
we offer you hay. grain. food, etc" that are the best ob-
You can depend down to a certainty
precisely what you order-«no doc-
toring of goods—n0 substitution. These are a few of the
large Weighty reasons why we want your buIlqusI and
why you need our service.
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MANUEL 1'. ‘HK’ffii-II.
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Be up-to-date and use
EASTMAN'S KODOID PLATES
non alien.
They are much lighter than glass plates and are orthochromstic and
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Lift”: THE THING IF YOU ARE GOINO ON A TRIP.
For I ole by . o.-
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Recently head operator for Siegel A: Copper, and The Hall Studios.
New York City will be in charge for the summer, of my Studio.
First quality work guaranteed.
LEWIS. If Main Strut. Norwalk.
‘ .so‘nWALK. cons.
MISTY VISION
Comes with advancing were but can be cleared by properly fitted glulol.
When we fit them they give satisfaction.
Spectacles are our specialty.
HOMER I. HOYT,
Room D United Bank Building
once hours a to 11:45; "is: Is to o: no. snarl-r
REFRACTING.“ OPTIOIAN,
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Special Appointments a convenience of nah-0M.
No”; 2 Not dolivorodaf $5. 00 psi
All other sizes in stock at
6 25 delivered . , .. _’
thNomlk, 00M.
Disinfectinc
Soap
For Toll it'lBAfh Ind '.
Shampoo. A pectin»: can
for Dandruff and Skin Dis-
100 a cake.
Samples of the
Clifford Pharmacu
mean in.
SHAMROCK lll BEATEN.
Old Challenger Wins in I Drifting
Race.
ATLANTIC HlllleANDS, N. J..
July 24.—A fluke and a shift of wind
cheated Shamrock Ill out of a victory
in a drifting rare with Shamrock 1, off
Sandy Hook. yesterday, and gave the
old boat the first victory she had over
the new cup challenger. The boats hal
irlftcd about nine miles of the run be-
fore the wind to the turning mark with
lust wind enough to keep them moving.
when Shamrock l'a sails filled with
wind, and for twenty initiates she slip-
ped away, leaving her sister racer al-
most becalmcd. Beating back to the
finish line a shift of wind gave the old
bout an a.lvantnge.- Shamrock l gain-
ed five minutes by her good luck. She
finished one minute, fifty-two seconds
ahead, and beat the challenger three
minutes. fifty seconds elapsed time.
the yachts to run ten miles with their
sails slotting and empty of wind part
of the time, They held their relative
positions until nearing the turn. when
the old boat. catching the wind. began
to gain. She passed the challenger.
(H‘BHSlld her how ani rounded the turn
three minutes and fifty~slx seconds
ahead. before Shamrock ill felt the
freshenlng breeze. 0n the first tack
homeward. closehaulcd. the challenger
. cut down half flint lead, and was walk.
ing up on the leader in splendid style.
Captain Bevin headed Shamrock l off
to the northward after a land breeze
while Captain Wriuge sent the chal
lenger seaward fluke hunting. Captain
Bevin got the windwhen if shifted a
point or two. as he usually docs. and it
gave him a winduard position. He
fetched to the finish line in one tack
while the challenger had to make three
Summary: ,
, ' _ I Elapsed
Start. Finish. Time.
Shamrock l 1225106 4:25:20 3:34:04
LYIISISTRACA, our moss.
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Crack steam Yachts Cantestlng Off
New rtTodIy.
NEWPORT. ii? I. July 24 ——There
was no racing today for the contingent
of the New York.'Yacbt Club. but for
the first time in years the crack steam
yachts of the squadron were given a
chance to test their relative merits for
an international challenge trophy offer-
cd by Ex~Como<lore James Gordon Ben-
nett and known all the Lyststrala cu];
For the contest the regatta committee
of the club had laldout a large trian—
gular course of sixty nautical miles of!
Brenton's Point. The
starting gun was scheduled to be fired
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Two of
the fastest yachts in the fleet. H. H.
ttogera’ Kanawha and W. B. feeds“ No~
ms, were entered for the race. in or‘
der that the regatta committee 'might
follow the yachts over the course. the
commander pf the North Atlantic
squadro placed at its disposal the tor-
pedb'bo‘a destroyer Barry, whlcn has
a contract speed of, twenty-nine miles
an hour, or some ten miles in excess
of the speed of the competing yachts.
The first leg of the course was fifteen
IIrniles to Vineyard Smmd Lightship.
then twcnt lesjiil ,Iut to see, to a
mark flied rtu ' d twenty-five
miles back to the finish at Brenton's
Reef lightship. Clear weather. a light
northerly wind and a smooth sea were
the pretailln’g conditions before the
I‘OCO t . .
ORDER is FIE-ESTABLISHED.
Official Telegram Sent by General Go-
met to President Castro.
CARACAS, VeneInela. July 2‘. -—-0r-
der has been reestablished at Ciudad
Bolivar.
The following is a copy of the of~
ficial telegram sent by General Gomez.
commander-inchief of the Venezuelan
forces which captured Cludad Bolivar,
to President Castro reporting the re
cent events:
. “Cindnd Bolivar July 20.
"On Sunday July 19 the enemy opened
fire on our lines. After fifty houra‘
deadly struggle we rooccupied the city.
The result of our victory is as follows:
"Impacting the battlefield we found
more than fifteen hundred men killed
or wounded on both sides.
Gen. Henriq‘ue Urdaneta. .
"0n the side of the enemy General
Aurelio .vuhuono was .Jtl-Iled Ind
many other ulcers c- nt.urod including
twenty-eight “analogue“. them be-
ing Bolnndo Guano. I'Itpm Fun-er-
II, MacDooAldo and Luigi Salazar. Iix-
- trons colonsll and may encore of
low rank. All the latter humbeen lot
It lfbeny. - We: ’ ..
“We also captured 8m Menu", of:
field guns. Ind two ”WW thousand
dam
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Shamrock lii 12:49;18,.4,:27:12 3:37:50 .
preliminary _,
.“Our side has to lamtlnt the death of "
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AN ENORMOUS SELECTION OF EOLIOEEIIHIRTO IN IWI-IIIT
AND THE NEWEST COLORINGS, 4801'? $1.50.
MEN’S sens. ALL THE ucwesr names. 260 TO soc. . —;~
sTaAw HATS, 250 TO 03.00. t . .I LI .
sunr CASES. Itso'ro saw. rebuke. . 3 ~
BATHINO sun-rs. surpass NECKWEAR, near one. .rIIA.
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Heavu sump. fine goods. With ailiresh
fruits so scarce and high. these Sliced Peaches
will fill a want just now. '
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No charge for eminence. ,. ' . . i ,
Matching of lenses, and Ill repairing dhns without ”1"” .I
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Rockers in all woods that have been p riced 83 60. 83. 75, 84. 50 and “dill. ;'
The excellent values offered invite your attention and their comfort W
you to own one.‘ t ,5» .
. Our Parlor Tables at 82. 98 are beautiful int design and inviting Inf ,
way. “Prices about one-half their value. This offering oiled: booth .
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