Mes. tile first four boats to cross inner of ”0.323%; baofinot pointless distilled a sum e . . ml, owned by David Dixon and the 4.28 " June 1 millennial: of all.“ by ll? 3 Mr. :9” tablespoon l. I ilev‘t‘ autos. 3 duutiueg and 1% teaspooufuis ct allspteero cloves and pontoon. (All spices cloned). heel Montana and crush to a pulp. slid “livers and onions. which must be it; . really kWh“ ' s‘ svts’, P ileum 1::pi0di9:silou. m Wham» manna so- lilo" . .ilis nailed it ilola 'l‘ah- relief expect- if there were the least doubt in our mind. and if we did not positively and absolutely know the tool worth of this remedy. you yourself must linow that we would not be warranted in recom- mending Pepslkola Tablets if they did not possess great merit. f boat. Tn . in the trial run. . Iiiss ids Sheer. 09c. PRETTY PAINFUI... flatten-Journal and Courier.) as muck- raking days mod old ‘9 the land of steady Hab- ‘ tn't'hspect to escape. I: won't. Not long ago New all said to be pretty bad. and lie she wondered whether :she not. ,. Now her accnaers have on their long and pleasant va- aud she has recovered her self- ct9and feels pretty good. thank ' Perhaps in the fail she will feel at suillcleut until the fall is the 91 thereof. Meanwhile there are DWI in Connecticut which are not ni ed to be as comfortable as New on is. For instance, Norwalll. A . . ruling evangelist has in his travels reached Norwalk. and he is determined vb her or know the reason why. “order to amuse her from her sinful other he says: "Norwnllt is the hell-hole I ever preached in it _t to be fumigatcd from society to slums?" What does this mean? is good little. quiet little Norwalk as bad ' all that? The worst hell hole this ‘ list has ever preached in? We t know whre this evangelist has lied,9but ,we assume that he has so in some pretty bad places. H evidently thinks he has. And new gout; good little Norwailt the ow has she managed to con- 99 her conditions? What croft. flat-"dissimulatlon. and what hypoc~ gape must have used. if the preach- preaching right. if she is in push need the pleacher is a timely visi- had we wish him success. at next? Shall we read that the ' has gone out in Barkhamsted'! 9: test case the Supreme court. of ‘ decides that municipal authori- not obliged to grant a liquor issue merely because it is up for in the manner prescribed by If. is their right and duty to con , the character of the applicant, so locality of the proposed saloon. it is unduly near a school Wing. etc., and to deny the appli- t they are fully persuaded in ‘ minds that the granting of In the wurt's language. they ‘fi‘dlscrstionary nowor which _ reasonably exercised in the to issue a ‘Cohoio II told of Richard Sed- Isis Premier of New Zeaiand. dry active in sending troops .aolony's .nlsubood. "You both to send our sons and be 9sliot st. but"--wss the taunt by his opponent. lol' broke in; "Sir. this a commission for my will be shot at. too. anal of s radium tube ro- 449mm investigate gives W the emitted gas If a grain of the Trent and it aw been ‘ old 0:. Through, athumbnail tile tube that s brsssurs was snorted. Alexandra. and sin arranges fol ‘7 small follows. if she . - says: ‘ inureratlvely demanded. last the Wat- is are on 'scoouut of time The Dana ”.m- while she was actually faster than- t showed that she should have a three- minute It was an idoliidsy for a power host race, and and there trouble in that way. . The iirst boat started at just 3 o'clock. It was uses her. The following ‘is the time: Boat and Owner. Start. Omeomi. 0. ll. Show ..... .. ....... 3: 32: 22 L.M.. SilasKetoham ....... 3:207 43 Mabel. David Dickson ............... :00:00 “23." M 8. Cornell .......... Miriam. Wand! “Ward Gertrddelfi. W. Smith ..... troycr. Ariel Cameron ............ : blame. lrving Jennings . ...........3:04:07 Iaillianr William McHugh ......... ...3:l4:ili’l Roma. J'sm‘ea golden . ............... 3:27:07 Vespn‘. Geared Price ............ 3:15:42 Runckellunnett, Isl. Hill ............... 3:35:42 Mimosa, Louis Beers ................ 3:27: 89 Pm); Miss L. B. Sanger .............. 3: i6: 40 scale T., ’i‘. 8. Tobey ............... 3:17:01 Tapoz. W. A. Pack ................... 3:24: 42 SaraK" TJ. Keogh..... ............ 3:20:23 Atlas, Mr. Phillips .................. 3: 27: 42 Question, ill. Gorham ............... 3: 04: 04 the order of finish above. 1 was cl Hill‘s Runckeaunnott datum manifestly that Bhaw’s boat was nowhere near its best The weather was not warm enough was a little breeze, but not enough to stir up the water and cause until on the home stretch did the very much under-handicapped Omeotnl nudetllsndicso' the llili' a handicap over iii. particularly favored the to be uncomfortable . .. The race was over the regular course from Wilsons Point. to 'l‘aVern island. to Green' s Reef and repeated. Dixon's Mabel. and not Finish. lisp. Time. 4:35:00 52:47 4:20:08 1:18:20 4:20:47 1:20:47 4:28:30l 1:21:61 4:30:00" 1:08:42 4:30:10 1:27:08 4:30:18 .1:12:30 4:30:32 1:20:20 4:31:37 1:17:02 4:3!148 1:04:41 4:31:07 lzltizli’l 4:32:24 60:42 4:32:26 1:04:40 4:32:39 1:16:64 4:33:29 1:11:30 4:33:56 1:00:14 4: 36:42 l:15:20 Did not finish Did not finish. Points toward the season's cups will, however. be awarded according to The following time was made in the race held Name of boat and owner. Start. Lillian May. S l" Keogh ............ 3: 11:42 Night. Cornell .9 ............ 3: 05: 5?. Ulllun, Mcflugll .. .............. 3:14:08 Nemo. Jennings .............. . ...... 3:03:42 Gertrude. Smith .. ........... , ....... 3:02:24 Hamlin .'i‘ J. Keogh ................ ll: 20: 22 Dixie. Sanger ........................ 3. lb: 40 Poliywo'g. Raymond. ................ a: 03: 20 Jennlo 'i‘... Tobey .................. ..:i:ill:00 ‘Question, Gorbam .................. 3:04:42 Topaz. Peck .................... 3:25:42 Runcltenuunett. Ill. lilil ............. 3:37:10 Roma. Golden ........................ 3:27:07 'Startlcd lots; would have finished ninth. June 23: Finish. Elan Time. 4:30:40 1:10; 03 4:80:05 1:26. 03 4:31:10 1:10:03 4:31:17 l:27:llh 4:3l:20 1:28:50 4:31:43 lzlltill 4:3l:45 1:10:59 4:32:06 1:28:40 4:35:38 l:l7:3li 4:80:18 1: 27:38 4:37:97 l: ill: 50 4'39zai 1:03:10 Inc not finish. Boat and Owner. Lillian. William J. Mollnuh Sara K.. Keogh Brothers Start. ......... 3:04: 58 Dixie. F. M. Sanger ......... 3.09:0? Roma. James Golden ................ 3:2l207 Mabel. nail Dixon .............. ...u:ts:oo Runcltaaunnelt. Ill. Hill ............... 3:32:00 Gertrude. Robinson Smith .......... 3:0l:00 On Memorial Day the times of the different hosts were. as follows: Finish. lilap. Time. 4:22:32 lzl’lzii4 4:24:07 l:ll:00 4:24:12 l:ifl:0b 4:25:42 1:04:35 4:28:03 1:38:03 6:23:59 06:53 4:32:08 1:31:08 FILTERED WATER IS ALL RIGHT. South Norwailt Should Follow the Ex- amplc of Springfield, Massachusetts. Editor Evening Sentinel: “Spring- ilcld. Muss, Is now imprinting in a supply of Miami water from the Hill- low reservoir. The filtering plant has inst been put Ill operation and a recent issue of the Springfield Republican “During the past few days the water which has collie through the his for has been of excellent quality." How much longer are the people of South News": to unu- lile vile Illllil that is supplied to them all through the heated months of each your and which the present season luvs-s ovory indica- tion of becoming worse thuu ever? The voters of the city have the rows- dy in their own hands and their’s is the fault If II"! deplorable conditions of our water supply are allowed to continue any longer without some de- cided ulve towards an improvement In First One of week are as preacher. service by group. Friday. bum. preach l-bida . 7 of the ion. or Commissioners mount to a city .lneoiing some well countdown plans for a liter and i am sure that it will be found that public sentiment Ill be .ing rouscd to an extent that will roll- der an aiiirmstivs vote in favor of the appropriation of any reasonable sum a certainty. The people want all ads: unto filtering plant for their water sup ply and are willing to pay for it; it we may conclude unyihio from com- plaiuia that come from III erent altar. tors and in increasing Wham; dllions sud urea. vise hid I most ably Mares Gran AUTOMOIILIIT 'NDIARLV ARHIIT- Harry Orrendorf and a party from the all South Norwsiit had a narrow mp4 lined from arrest by New York’s mounted policemen last li‘ridti. Young Oll- renders was mg” n alanine darn .isss a near a a to bridge it 4 rbpid rats. when its age of a saw: two policemen lump out into them in front of him. till immediately slow *0 00. so that when he reached than: his speed was not «wading the limit. The silicon: on tirrandorf silo at first refusedtoi utilise. ' considerable pestering. howavsr or allowed slow tamed.“ itilllnonlshi nimlbstihsywoulilhsoaille ws for him out M 'nlleuday, 7:40 p. In Methodist Episcopal ilcv. George Ill. Bishop. of Westport. Wednesday. Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. 4“. D. Torrey, of Norwullt. preacher. 3p. m.. Cannon Methodist Episcoml Church. thrillingd story new: I l mm by file slut b the pagan ’ «may!» The following showing was made by various boats ill the race of Jilly 4. 1905. Boat and Owner. Sial'l First Lap Finish El. Titus Emma W., Lester B. Wheeler ....... 2:32:00 mam 3:04:40 32:40 Venus, G. E. Bogart ................ 2:33:00 3:14:12 3:50:22 02:22 Pollywog, D. W. Raymond .......... 2:30:00 3:13:30 13:55:“ Klufll Sara K.. Thomas J. Keogh .......... 2:40:31! 3:21:17 3:00:45 70:13 Night. M. 8. Cornell ................. 2:33:30 3:14:49 3:00:00 83:20 Nettle. B. S. Toouet ................. 2:48:32 3:24:17 3:00:09 7122‘! Kathleen. W. B. Unholiz ........... 2:00:48 3:25:27 3:09:09 09:11 Jennie T., Theodore 'l‘. Talley.......2:40:50 3:23:03 4:00:12 73:10 Runckenuunctt. E. l-lili ............. 3:00:00 8:33:28 4:00: 7 53:31 Mabel. David Dixon ................. 2: 30: 08 3:i4:58 4:0lzl’l 91:09 Lillian, L. W. St. John .............. 2: 43'. 04 3:24:57 4:00:59 83:05 NORWALK GROUP MEETINGS. m“... the Wool: Will be Held in last Avenue N. I. Church. The Nurwailt group meetings for tho follows: East Avenue Church. The He will be assisted in the other preachers of the 7:40 p. on. Westport Rev. in. Cunning- or. :45 p. In.. bi-nlontllly rally worth lasagna at North Wil- A dress by Rev. (3. fit Benedict. of New Canaan. THE norm 0! DIIORAH. The wound short service at tile F‘irlu Methodist Church last evening was well attended for the weather ooh had several unique foot The rendition by the choir of Dr. Henry Van Dyke's admuouul to the national hymn "My Countyt’d‘is of Thus. " was very appropriate as the tier patriotic color suggested by the theme of Deborah‘s deliverance of her native land. The new stansns of the hymn apply the sentiment of the western aortic! ring to pralrl "Golden m." sad "giant train" and as, Crucifixion. rendered by Mrs. oils. The tones wersw VII misled. the annotation perfect and The Pastor can enroll and draw some was shuttle service the Republics.”er u, have whole the darkest cull Wartsdapropalalc not like that of also her bed at of our land. refer- a: wall as to ‘l'onltl and . Medici'd‘bou art the King." from lininel’s cite pen very fine. Boil twa hours. add as salt and sugar. then put in spices and boil shooter hour. bottle. and when cold it is ready for the table. Chill sauce with canned imatoes: i can of tomatoes. 2 large onions chop- ped very lion. 1 scant cup sugar. l‘cup of vinegar. 1 teaspoonfu! each of eleven. cinnamon. ailsplce and grated nutmeg. 2 teaspmnfula of salt. it tea- spoonful cayenne pepper. Boil all to- gether one and one- -half hours, or loam or if you want it to be thick. 1 would advise beginning with a smaller quan- tity of cayenne pepper and adding it if dual ired 80 many women tan and freckle eas- ily that they do not like to play ten- nis and golf barearmed (of course they will wear short sieves). so the latest fad among them is to wear chamols gloves while playing. and the sale of chamols gloved is commencing in be something enormous. which means that some are wearing them for "looks" for every one doesn’ t. freckle. On the other hand; it may be that the fashion for shert album and the de- sire to show a pretty arm is spoiling the fad for getting landed and burn- ed and that that is the mason why they are all wearing chamoia gloves. A gray duck sailor shape with black ribbon band and bowa is particularly heat with a gray walking suit having velvet collar and buttons We hear a gmt deal about *the‘ best! hand bags. but and comparative- ly few of them. Perhaps this is be cause they are so costly. or necessi- tate the expenditure of no muchrtllue and close labor; nevertheless they are delightfully quaint. and many of them are artistic. and the possessor of use either ancient or modern is most fortunate. When making lettuce sandwiches. spread mayonnaise upon each layer of letture and upon the broad to make the parts adhere. Leghom straw is one of the most satisfactory of foundations for sum mar milliuery. and its adaptability. wearing qualities. and graceful sup- plcnoss make it an especially good in- vestment for her whose. purse is not over full. but who would be stylishly bonneied. l-‘ivo pointed hauda,fuatening with buttons across the v is of white lace am a neat touch upon a new summer blouse we havo heard of the impoverished aritat wills touched up tag" rugs with water on on are begun to show signs oyfmwes us fillinishlug a notable example for loss luientcd mlk. The same treatment may be applied to wall paper-9 and u bolstered furniture where marred or ed with very good results Blouse knickerbociters and skirt. of black taffeta. with which is worn a cap of bright plaid stilt. constitute a, stylish and aerviccahlo bathing suit. I know of one young woman who is Wearing her black sill: bathing suit for the fourth stream. The double llrlm i noiodiupon a new rsi‘lla hat. s‘ut any no who is sub- loci to headaches at any time will be wise in avoiding this fashion. for the braided rains hat ls heavy at its best and the double brim increases the. weight preceptibly. Another recipe for chili sauce from a Hartford lady: 24 peeled tomatoes. 4 green peppers. 3 red peppers. 5 good- vised onions. 1 quart vinegar, 2% cups white sugar. 3 leaspoonfula salt. 1 tea- spoonful ouch cinnamon. cloves and allspice. Put the tomatoes. peppers and ellione on to cool: in a large list- tlo (I put the peppers and onions through the food chopper. using the medium knife). hot i em cook until smooth and even. 'I' all put in the sugar, spices and vinegar. lot the mix- ture cumil rapidly for at least two hours after adding the spines and vinegar. One must use their own Judgment about how long in hell it. When ready for the lure It must be ihicll enough so that it won't run on the dish. This recipe is pretty hot, but all chili sauce loses that hot taste after it has stood a few months. Tho. black sailor is .the list which all tho young ladies are wearing for the moment and tho coarser weaves are considered the amt stylish. Some are replacing the black bands on them with ribbon ill their favorite college color. in those days at packing houso scan- dal people are very wary about buying canned meals. and puritans this recipe for pressed chicken from Pictorial Ro- vicw may prove serviceable for picnics or outdoor suppers. Old fowis are pro- iersble because they contain more geiatino than young rules. Boll than: till the meat. drops from the bones. Remove from the llotii alts not techs avatllhi hit. pop» and a little and? title abound parsley may be added f flied i one lablupoonfui of at in broth and when it is all dissolved stir in one cupiul of cream. hasten un- til sill. Mix thorns iv with the chicken. pack it in as in! dish and lay a heavy wet iii a top. The thin lingerie Milli areas useless as to “a: are prelim lot while bstlsis serial y “M! not protect the as from the ultra tomato“. and numerous lane is normal nearly transparent one s ovum ‘ It a “I. so do or“ away :6 i and chop. . All a usual thing we do not offer a dyspepsia remely on our own personal guarantee. but unless Dr. Davia' Pres- cription relieves and cures your coated tongue, heart burn. dirty spells sour stomach. wind belching. sleeplessuels. weakened energy and other symptoms of indigestion we will hand back your money cheerfully and without any or- gumeh ht. Pepslkola Tablets are also a grand nerve ionic and no one should hesitate to try a 26 cent box as they will not cost. you a9 penny should you fall to receive the benefit expected. " USUAL SUNDAY NIGHT CONFLICT 8T PETERBBURG. July 10.--Sun day night witnessed the noun! colli- sion between workmen and police and gondarmes in the industrial quarters ml the capital. 'l‘he'ruost serious of- fair occurred on the Schlusselhcrg road where a. crowd of 3.000 per- sons attacked a steam street car which run over a drunken soldier. The crowd stopped the our 1th the inteu lieu of lynching the poor and con ductor. but were finally dissuaded by the pacific counsels of a workman. Tile nobles having large estate. under the leadership of Count Ognutclll’. for- mer governor of Kieff. Prince Kassat Ilia Postovolry and n. Gloria. prsui dent of the Moscow Zumstrov. have formed an organisation for the mutual protection of their properties. both ags alnst expropriation by law and siespoli. ulion by the moments. omission”? Why suffer with some chronic afflic- tion your in and year out, and take the same treatment and receive no benefit? You may change medical doc- tors. and each one will give you prac~ flcnily the some medicine. if the drug system was infallible. there would not be so many chronic sufferers in the country. The longer on poison your system with drugs. 1 a shorter and more miserable your career on earth. Osteopathy is modern. and fills a long-felt want: it is reasonably sure to cure or help 90 per cent. of all chronic. diseases. Treatment administered by 9 an. uncut o V081,, diurnal... Ndlw‘nik. been. [Accused by State Board of Health. Consultation free. No knife; no drugs. Phone 1233. from Fly Paper 300nm Sheets for 50 A cure Fly Sticker, new lot In. ' lsnucy New Potatoes, per pit. 36c Fine Cookies, large else. New Onions. per qt. .............. be I Pugs. Force with pussies inside.25c ii Pkgs. Oat Flakes ............. . 360 Pack 8: Wilford Fill Wines. Liquors and (liner: “Hotel Oilfield” losses l.. mu you wish in no. line. ”4 dentition. ill "The coalit. am is rytllo'ol ‘ tiout National slim” arrived Willem to- day fora sis week’s encampment dur- will! which there will be practice with the big guns at the lslsu tortillas: lions. Generally the; art 0er pass to Fort Terry. on Flora Island. but this your Fort Wriglgw assholes be- cause of the practices to he tinduig‘ed law 'by the regular during the usual camp period. W «0 mod ad pays best in the best paper. Tronksand Summer IRON BINDING, CENTER BANDS A STRONG LEATHER HANDLES. DEE HAT BOX. ’ 32 HIGH, AT ..... '. .................. 34 INCH, AT ....................... 36 INOH, AT ........................ IMITATION LEATHER, 24 IN., AT . . LEATHER CASES. 24 IN., AT ...... MATTING CASES, 2% IN., AT ...... ALL SIZES. IN Suit Cask “Can’t SillliSh’ Em” Trun‘ CLEATS. BRASS EXOELSIOR LOCK, lis.. as ammo. set sail ‘ 9 from Jpills: Haven for The YOU ON YOUR Vacation. . .1: 111' FULL SIZE CANVAS COVERED TRUNKS, PAINTED LIGHT BRAD, ND BUTTONS, HEAVY HARDWOOD HEAVY CORNER BUMPER; P LIFT OUT TRAY WITH COVERED ..-._.......rl.c.~..m.....n A ............................... 90,50 .. $4.50. $4.75, “.00, .550 AND .635 .............. 35.50. seas ans so.» Suit Gases ....... $1.26. $1.50. $1.75, ".00, $2.25 72.". , $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 To WIN ................... $2.50. $3.00, $3.60 “.Vudor’.’Porch$or;eerI_§ ALL COLORS. PROPERLY PRICED AND OF HIGHEST QUALITY. TRADE HERE AND GET YOUR MONEY‘S WORTH. or pounds Granulated Sugar ............................... $1.00 Finest Eigin Creamery Butter. per pound . . '. ................. .25c so Stamps with 1 pound No. I Tea ........................... soc FLOUR. Hand 8. Brand. makes nice, o CRACKERS. Clark's Famous Milk Crackers, the Equal or Eight—best in the , r blnh be . 223:: mullefus. p‘e: oi. the White bread. per bag. world Native Peas. per qt. be 68° 3 lbs 250 I . A‘ Joselnfrs as’Stampswith I lb. Mo-Ka Coiled: 32c ' so Stamps with I lb. Java and Mocha Coffee ............. . . . . .3oc Tu. NORTH MM" 5T: :5 Stamps with I lb. Maracaibo and. Java Coffee . . .. ..... s5: " to Stamps with 1 lb. No. I Santos Coilee ...................... soc uoStampsvvlth-Vz'lblhlo.ITca....... ....... . ........... ....25c we carry suitable for camphlgoo best and want it “fresh.” just cal We call your mental attention to the large line of good things at parties. etc. If you want the i and examine our stock. We de- liver goods to all parts of the town. sougrl-I uoawanx. n. Telephone. ’Novsltiet When going to the shore or plural: 3 an rosary, o~ NORWALK. BONED CHICKRNw-Ths season is new opening up for Boned Chicken. Richards 4: Roblas' goods are the finest on the mullet sad hnvs a large sale. We can supply you with anything 'CRAOKERSw-uw. have a large and sttr‘sctive supply of all kinds of Fresh Crackers. both knurled FRANCO-AMER! All 0.900?!de have the lull variety of these goods. which are "above question " taste WWI? seam .
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