c 1 PAGE FOUR nil)". . FRIDAY. JULY 90, 1909. New York Herald’s Final Award of Grand Prizes 2 in the $10,700 Short St0ry Competitions The two short story competitions that have been running in the New York Herald the past 26 weeks have drawn to a close. $5,200 has already been awarded in weekly prizes. Each week the best two stories submit- ted by school teachers in Competition No. l and by other 1, writers in Competition No. 2 have been published and , ‘ awarded $200 in prizes. The final award of $5,500 in Grand Prizes .is now to be made. The five stories in Competition No. I and the five stories in Competition No. 2 that have received the larg- est number of votes will be republished in the SUNDAY HERALD 0F AUGUST rst. Get the Herald. Read the‘stories—send in your opinion on the ballot provided . for that purpose. The story receiving the largest number of votes in each class, will be awarded the FirSt Prize of $2000, the Second $500 ,, _ I. V and the Third $250 ” In case of a tie the prize or prizes will _be divided equally among those tied. WOO.” SOUVENIR In Addition to the Usual Checks WITH TAPIOCA, CORNSTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc. SPtCES, EXTRACTS, CHOCOLATE, COCOA. SATURDAY. JULY 318T mgBlue Tea Cup and Saucer Bargains This Week . GRAN. SUGAR, 19 lbs. $1.00 RICE. in cotton bags. 7c lb MILK, Eagle Brand, 14c can 120011100101 31110 Rtiiliilillli Rtiiillill Flesh-lorming Food That Succetdl Nearly Every Time A Inan or woman might as wcll starve outright as to take food into the stomach and not have It assimilat- ed. yet in South Norwalk as Well as in every other town and city, there are many peeple who are thin pale and seem underfed. simply because the food they eat is not assimilated, and fails to make good blood and dim flesh. Sammie. the wonderful flesh-forming food, taken before or after meals IulIIgles with the food. so that it Is uri- slinllaled by the system and makes rich blood and pleasing plumpness. Ni) one can use it for a week oi ten days without a noticeable gain in weight. Statistics show that out of every one hundred people. who com nieuce the use of Salnosc, 98 will find a full gain -In weight and restoration of health and strength. Anyone who is thin, weak, scrawny and emaciated can put 50 cents on do- poslt with Mr. Baxter an take home a box of‘ Samoan. If th treatment does not give a noticeable increase in good, firm flesh and restore strength and health. he will ltilll‘ll tlio llltIllt‘) without any question WIRELESS FROM ‘THE ALFARATA. South Norwalk Cruising Party Thor- oughly Enjoying Themselves. 'l‘lie Alfzirnta cruising party are eu- joylug theniseiyes like plutocrats these days and in case anybody doesn‘t know what this is intended to Incan. it might be |well to ‘Iuld that they are having a glorious time. It is it good looking hunch, too, and It Is “iiii' wonder that when they slicked up plIizzi-ii (not ilzzcs In which Mr. Gordon and Mr. Sloo have an in tercst) and donned white fliinuil,\ trousers and thus went ashore in iiiock island Wednesday. they made 11 lift. in fact thcy scored so hard that they spent the whole day and evening fussing and hreiikfiig fair, feminine pumping stations. A Wireless frotu Block island declares that. a vote talk: on by the bunch of New York and [los- lon girls showed flint tlicy accorded Vick Ferris the palm as being the closest replica of the Apollo lieli'edcrc III features. though of course Vick Wis dressed a little different than the or- iginal. Official information has not yet come as to whether Vick has found any of the lost your girls. Art Russell and Bert Fitch aren‘t worrying about the last year girls. They believe there is no time like thi- present. Fred Coleman thinks like wise and Dr. C. lrvlug Ferris, who is it settled down married man, exercises a benign influence, which of course keeps everybody in check. lloc, how- ever, has gotten into a little trouble. While, on the island. he remembered the days of tender youth and tried to book a ride. He needs a new pair of trousers and only got aboard ship again after utilizing a good part of 11 paper of pins. Fred and Russ are limping a, little still. it seems that It was hard for them to get their sea legs and they have. been stumbling from one end of the boat to the other and their shins have been grandly skinned. Yesterday the cruisers tore them- selves away from Block Island and not In a day after codtish. Today they go to tircenport. ——"Suffercd day and nlglit the for. meat of itching piles. Nothing helped me utitll I used Dean's Ointment. It cured hie permanently."—ilon. John R. Garrett, Mayor, Glrard, Ala. —-——-——r m The Ridgefields will play the. Da- rlens, Saturday afternoon, and the game will be called at 3: 30 o'clock. ‘— iHi titlilili Siliillli ‘Jamu Golden, Editor and Proprietor FRIDAY, JULY 30. 1909. EVENING BENTINEL TELEPHONE | CALLS 02-2—News Department 92-3—Bullneu Department 44 -Branch Office, Norwalk “0 —Edltar's Residence 729-5—th Editor’s Residence Miniature Almanac for Tornorrow Sun rises 4:47; sets 7:12. High tide 9:32 a. m.‘; 9:52 p. m. , meomc Disco-rosy Old WellrLodga, No. 106, F. and A. M. Meets iu Masonic liulldlug. South Main street, 1st and 3d Tuesday of each month—duly and August ex- cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons cordially invited. Frederick 8. Lyon. W. hi. Robert M. Wilcox, Sec. Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M. Meets iu Masonic Building, South Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each month—July and August ex. copied—st 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch Masons cordially invited. Charles 1“ Mills. 11. 1’. Robert M. Wilcox, Sea. "REV. JAMES O'DONNELL. ’1 ho death of Rev. James 11. 0' Don- ucll, early tmlay. removes uilillilt‘l‘ rcs~ period tilid beloved priest of the Rolli- on Catholic Church from The Nor- walks. Like the late Rev. William Muller. l).ll., the Rev. Father ti'lhul» ucll had been a resident hero for about eight years. As the bend of St Mary‘s Church. during flint tillli', lu- had endeared lIlInst-lf Iiot only to his pur lsbioneis, bill to on rvouo who had his :IcquailitulIIc lie was faithful in his pulish wulk, :l forceful [li'l‘lit'lli‘i audit great organ-liter, Ons- of his ' greatest efforts was the remodeling of the interior of St. Mary's Church, Innk- ing it one of the most beautiful in the diocese, The artistic work dour- under his direction will long remain as a memorial to him. For the pol, two or three years Father O‘Donnell had suffered considerably, but he bore it all with patience 'nnd was ever hope- ful. ills presence will be greatly missed. The Recreation Tours BLOCK ISLAND, .11 .oo—Threo day trips, Saturdays July 3rd 17th. 27th. 31st: August 711mm, 21st. 28th. SARATOGA SPRINGS. $15.00 and “9.00—h‘our day li"-‘ Mondays, July lllfh. 26111; Allt'li .1 Hill. 16th. 23rd, 30th. WHITE MOUNTAINS, $24.00~—Flve day trips, Mondays, July 19th; Alig- iist 2nd, ltitii, 30th. NIAGARA FALLS, $38.00—~Flve day trips, Monday. Auaucl “:h THOUSAND ISLANDS $‘itl.00*FlV0 days trip, Tuesday. .\u:ust .‘j'th. ROYAL TOUR, “Loo—Thousand ls- lands, St. Lawrence River, Mon- treal, Ausiihle (‘.iiasru and Sarntoga; ten days trip, Tuesday. August 17th. MONTREAL AND -OUEBEC, 60.00— Seveu days trip. Friday, August 20th. NOVA SCOTIA, $50.00-—Eight days trip, Monday, August 2nd. Above. rates from New Haven. For rates from your station call on G. W. HARRIS, ticket agent, N. Y., N. 11., a H. R. R. 00., or address, , THE RECREATION TOURIST COMPANY. 183 East Orange 8L. New Haven, Conn. Imported Ddltnestic A. F. Beckmann 8: Co. 83 and 85 Washington Street Complete Line Fancy and Staple Groceries, Teas. Coffees, Wines, Liquors, Mineral Waters, Etc, at New York Prices Fine Wines and Liquors ig‘POUNDS H. & E. GRANULATED SUGAR. . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. ...... .............. . l ...... ..... . D ...... .... ......... ......$1.00 ‘ DELICIOUS NEW MADE BUTTER, per pound ...... . ..... . ................. 32c LARGE EARS NATIVECORN, dozen........ ........... . .. ............. 25c DUFFY' S PURE APPLE JUICE (a delightful temperance drink. ....... . . . . . .. .20-35c bottle ...... ‘ . . . .30, 34 and sec dozen Extra Stamps .with Our Famous Teas and Coffees FERRY " BETWEEN South Norwalli and Roton Point, Conn, and Chateau Des Beaux Arts, Hunting- ton Bay, L. l. STEAMER ELIZABETH ' TIME TABLE DAILY, COMMENCING SATURDAY. JULY 17th Leave So. Norwalk 9 a. In. Leave Roton Point 9:30 a. m., 2:00 p. m. Leave 0, Des I Arts11:30 a. nu, 5:30 p. m. Subject to change without notice. Fare, 500., One or Both Ways Good Only on Day Issued. Telephone 004 South Norwalk. Telephone 500 South Norwaik, Rotsn Point. Telephone 200 Huntington. L. 1., c. OF 24 BOTTLES. . . Next Time. Try George Ehret’s Beer ..'..81 is: is bottles, 60c :3 glamps wl‘th 1 10. Very Best Tea ............ 60c 30 Stamps with 1 lb. lilo-Kn CoJi'fee (. ‘ff .......... 32c Dec 3. Arts. temps w th 1 lb. Special Tea ....50c 2.5 Stamps with I ll). Mocha & nvs ‘o ee ....... 30c ' MO REA8~ 250 Stamps with 1 lb. Good Mixed Tea . ....40: 20 Stamps with 1 lb. Java & Maracaibo Coffee. . .25c AUTo‘JNABBcEEisAIITAE‘SE'iNCIUD- - ‘30 Stamps with $5 lb. Very Best 'l‘ca ......... . .30c 15 Stamps with 1 lb. Best Santos Coffee ..... 201: (ND CHAUFFEUR. ’5 Stamps with it lb. Special Tea ........ 25c 10 Stamps with H, lb. MoKa Coffee ...... ......160 Charles & Co.‘ B Mission Garden Tea. ..35c Crown Aster Brand Coffee . . . . . . . . . . . .35c 1 lb. Sealed Can. 1 lb. Sealed Can. THE NEW SCIENCE , Definition of Chiropractic . O I I Wines and Liquors Mineral Waters comm... .. ... m... .. ... alias of the disease and the art of ad- a Malt. Whiskey, bot. . .. ....... . .........‘.85c Appollnarla Water ..... . . . . . . . ...12, 15 and 25a bot. man. an same mum “a canned ..n or Old Torn Gin, hot. .................. 85¢ White Rock Water ..... .. ...12, 16 and 20c hot. by ‘ wrench mm or sprain in the . 1‘ Plymouth Gin bot ..................... 95c Iiuitnlo Lithhi Water .. ....... .......|/, gal. ban, 50o back Even if ‘0“ in “trauma It you or Hunter Whiskey, bot. ............... .95c French Vichy .......... ........15 and 25a bet. creates pinched n «and pain in ' 010W! Grape Juice ................ 25 and 45c liunynda Janos Water, bot. ...... .. ......... ..250 later life in the 1! font ovens and , J Bloc Gin. bot. ........ ....... ....31. 25 C. & C. Club Soda Water. bot. ......... 13c limbs. O rllolt Whiskey. qt. ....... ........ “.8100 Appolinarls Water, 1 dozen pts. ........... $1.60 . chiropractors roman the cllllo of .. Whiskey. bot. ..95c White Rock Water. 1 dozen pts. ....... $1.60 um disease and pain, and hasten is restored through harmonizing the Ill nerve systems In your body.‘ Nervousnen, Rheumatism. Pfl‘lly. nin.‘ Heart Kidney and tennis Dil- easea are given special attention: also], Curvature or the spine. You. will never renal giving Chiropractic a chasm to help you. . _‘ . .THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEMJNEL Greatest gressive store. NOW FDR ,THE To THE GreateSt July Sale Ever Offerings planned for tomorrow’s selling that ought to jam every nook and corner of this pro- Spare a few moments of your time and Wind-Up l i l Come Here Tom0rrow, You’ll Never Regret It . . Lingerie Dresses l-‘lgures talk. but they cannot lItIlt‘ tell the story illlillii these beautiful Dresses—rivalions that .m: lit-youd description. Every color 'und white in i‘Vt‘l‘y silt-f trimmed with tluluty laces; no two alike. Regular $11.30 llresscs .......... $1.79 TWO Wonderful White Linen Suits Women' s White Linen Suits, long semi-fitted coats. gored ilaie skirts; some. hate collar and Cliffs of light blue in black, large patch pockets and peail buttons; has been a big seller at 37.,00 and considered low pi iced at that. 'l‘omor row's prICe ......................... . ..... $3.50 Skirt Bargains That Will Make the People Think No. l lilnck Mt‘f‘t‘t'l‘llf‘d Sateen Petticoats. made of the . well-known "Ami" Silk that d't’iilllls :ch yti. . These skirts cost to buy wholesale 81800 ft tioz’t-I. They were consigned to II. well-known (‘onIu-cticut house, but through some accident ware Iiot delivered on time, and the cou- signer refused them. The maker asked us to accept the lot—H dozen, just 168 Skirts—r- at it big price concession. We took all, and they go on sale tomorrow at ................. 980 'I‘tiey'ro worth lust. double. Wash Dress Goods tlur entire stock of Wash Goods goes on salt- It) Inili'row. It includes every kind, t-very color, and every style. dainty and pretty effects, yet tlIm, "st-r vice-able qualities. Most every women is familiar with this fast growing: section, Tomorrow wtll surely be :I record breaker. AT 7 CTS.—-All Wash Dress Goods that were lite and llic. AT 15 CTS.—(i00ds that sold up to 50¢. EXTRA—4.0 pcs, French Poplins and "Himalaya" t‘lotli, worth Kim and :ilic: all coitus. Tomor- row ........................................ 23c Dainty White Waisis Extraordinary Values White Waists, 1210c. 500 Fine lace and embroidery , trimmed; the same that are always sold lit $1. and considered good value at this price. To- iuorrow, all sizes, here at .................. 44c Linen Skirts in all colors. Tomorrow ......... $1.89 000 \',ds Farley Naiusook, In neat checks tutti stripes ninth 15c ......................... 73/30 100 pieces of the best English lilercerized Natu- sook, 36 inches wide. ftili 12-yard pieces. This cloth we sell regularly at :2 pc. The maker sacrificed his profits to give us a goat! thing. Tomorrow you get the beuellt. Instead of 8:: pc. .................... . ................ $1.29 All of our inglish \‘i'alstiugs that sell at 25c and Rio we have made into two lots ..... 12l/2c and 16c The famous Slmla Silks, in theI ever-popular black and white shepherd checks; imported to sell at 25c Tomorrow ................ till/2c yd.‘ Full size seamless Muslin Sheets, the same that we sold so many of last week. About 10 dozen left—enough, perhaps, to last the day. To- morrow ..................................... 58c Ribbed Underwear Women's 121/90 low neck Ribbed Vests. Tomor- row ................................... 0 title Fancy Lace Top Lisle Vests. to clean up. Women‘s $1.00 All Silk Low Neck Vests at ...... 69c Summer Hosiery Children's Ribbed Stockings, double sole and knee, all sizes of our regular 12W: quality, tomorrow.“ . Women 3 Tan Lace Stockings. regularly 25c. For Saturday ...................... .............15c 50c Washable Hair Rolls, 39c 24 inch all round Pompatbur Rolls, the kind that washes: regular price 60c. For Saturday. ....89c 50c Pearl Buckles, 190 Large Pearl Belt Buckles, a variety of styles: all We value, at. .. 19:: en. Bathing Suits There's Just 75 Women's Bathing Suits, no two alike, either in style or price. They run from .2 to 810. Choose yours tomorrow at one-tiilrd off the price it's marked. ......” ...... .....ni..-.. No. 2 Wash Petticoats, made of seersucker, full flounce; , gored top; that kind that‘s intended to be sold 50c. 'lomorrow ...................... 24c 25c Children’ s Rompers, 19c Fullcut, well-matte Rompers, neatly finished; big 25c value. '1 oiuoi low .................. . . . .196 Muslin Petticoats Fine quality Muslin Petticoats, with lace and em- broidery flount-lug. full cut, gored top; about a dozen Ki) lea: the kind that have sold as high as $2 00. Tomorrow ..S1 12 35c Bottle Pemxide, 12 12c .100 ld-oz. bottles of Peroxide, the same size bot- tle that conservative stores ask 50c for. To- morrow. only 1 to a customer . . . . .. . . . . . . . .12'/zc 35c Writing Paper,23c Double size box of Writing Paper, 50 sheets and 50 envelopes, best quality linen paper. To- morrow , ............................ . . . .23c box Basement Offerings 300 Galvanized Tubs, with wringer attachment; regular price The. Only one to a. customer; none delivered ............ .............39¢: each” l2-qt. heavy Galvanized Pails, the kind usually 21c. Tomorrow ......... 100 Pure refined Paraffinc. perfectly clean and pure, used for sealing fruit. jars, ironing, washing. 'wuxlng floors, etc.; usually 10c. .............7c l-ply Win. Rubber Hose, guaranteed for the sea- son of 1909.25-ft. lengths $225; 50ft. lengths “.50 1500 Curtains, 24c 100 prs. Ruffled Muslin Curtains that sell rcgu~ larly at 500. Tomorrow ................. a 29c, and 35c Matting, 12 1-20 “ . Remnants of best .inp. Mattings, good lengths: regular price 29c and :ific. Saturday....12'/ac yd. l0c Elastic, 5c Fancy Frilled Elastic Webbing 3-4 yard pieces, sold usually 100. Tomorrow ..............5c pc. I White Goods ‘ Very choice 80st that were crowded out last. week. Tomorrow they will have following. ‘ $1.00 Corsets, 60c This is good news to those who were unfortunate last week. A second shipment just. arrived; all sizes. Tomormw ........ ................69¢ EXTRA EXTRA Just arrived. soipretty Dresses, made of colored French Lawns in nest strl es and plaids; coi- ors Lavender, Golden Bro n.1’lnlr and Blue; the prettiest Dress of the season. and a big bargain at 86 98. Tomorrow the price...... .04." 3000 yards 31-inch Scotch Ginghsml, the genuine Imported goods, all the handsome patterns; no- where less thsn 25c a yard. Here tomorrow at the price or the commonist kind.........12I/;o Best. Americnn'rriiita, all actors, worth 7e.....4|Ae Best Apron Ginghams. genuine “Amosksag,” worth ..........................,........s%c
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