srsltls heartbeat la Fever 3
l llhsrt urn»...
r nineteenth century origin.
yidonhs’ttluut divides oi the
ills allowed.
out iisdisy. s writer in the
says, is es witty as he is'
he flundsy services at Yale
is no limit. sir. upon the
it!!! it salt; but are is a
so is the lunar air are
during the tirst twenty min-
a...” II EH:
—.
New Use for s lend.
. t at all.”. was the reply. "My
lain was no military msn~ln fact.
asnever even Interested in mat-
mliltary. Nevertheless.» it was
express wish that your band
old play at his; funeral."
storms. surprised and fish
”'18 :lhdlr, so!” he uked
., responded the other. “He
dIhe wanted everybody in Omaha
be sorry thjst h's‘ died."
unaorops answers to questions. A
boys. dyer-aging about twelve
lice. had been examined In
rsphy. the previous day having
'1 p devoted to grammar. Among
its eogrsphiosl questions was the
Mo Ins: “Name the sense" One
pfom‘lslng youth of eleven- years. who
, Inlsed the two subjects. wrote:
, fiche re two sonee masculine and
’ third. The masculine is either
.$3rste or intsmperste; the femi-
lilo lseither torrid or frigidl’"
fill-I IARSAL.
you afraid your wife
still, James?"
Mali. yes. Miss. But i do all i can.
I rend her the hurls! service twice s
duly to [at her used to ltl”——Plck Mo-
p.
Is very bad
Two Cities to Everything.
. A little boy was given too much un-
,‘ Mono pie for his supper end was
soon rosrine lustlly.
"His mother's visitor was visibly disc
bed
“I! he was my child ” she said. "he' d
“I“ It soon sound spsnhinx. "'
"s. deserves it." the mother ad
Inltted. "but i don't believe in spank-
leg-hint on a full stomach. "
"Neither do i." said the visitor,
‘f “but I’ll turn him over.”
—_m—
Hsii Portions.
"Trust your dog till the end. a wom-
sn—-till the first opportunity." ssys
on old proverb. And trust s also till
he is elected to office.
Tbs reason editors insist upon hep-
py endings in fiction is becsuse there
are so few of them in real life.
. New thought is e body of nomsttsr
entirely surrounded by what' the»
tile.
In Trouble.
"tht's the matter?”
. “Just oust-retell with my wife.”
' 3 “What about?”
“lbs ssid that s woman whom we
fol was hesdtlful. end i screed."
mmmnfiwa*mflwmn
In the Asylum.
per—The area west crssy fssr-
3n; he‘d forget the combination.
Visitor-A hsnkmlerk i suppose?
- supermflo. sir; en expert cocktail
lsdys Baptisms-He hissed me st
door. but promised not to tell.
it: Suits-whirl. of course-u?
lsdys Bedhtilirh—Oh. he reputed
Mrs he lettl
~ ‘ Hearing thsfrremp.
,Mu-o sum as. to plsy bridge
I , rnustsus. llis's so use! that
,, vsr host‘s tits declaration.
WWW fl“ doesn't. fins
aster em. liesr courts trump.
tests .1 Values.
forests that he owes me his
st‘s nothing he even form
he ease as set"
_Multleilflp to lists.
‘ ‘piiwsttltsdlvil lssslisiis‘
‘ slant! mun led until they ivers ‘within
5: rlrhslrrtuelri‘csuoo colonised and
. were thrown into the water. losing or
, Theresa Family of Hickory Bluff. Mist
(continued from First Psss.)
race. in which eight canoes started
This was a very expitlns event and
use won by Raymond Gerard and Wit
lism Odell with Messrs. Alexander and
Horace Gray in second place. it wise
thought that George attenuation and
Illicit Ward would surely win. as these
one undred yards from the finish
thei
chalice. Each man In the tirst carrot
woe swurded a cup and each man in
the seconds medal ,
The next event was the one hundred
yards swimming race for the girls
'lllils was most-y handily by Milli
Ethel Becker was a close second and
excitement ran high until the finish
for each seemed to be well matched.
The winner received a beautiful sliver
clothes brush and the second print
was a handsome silver hair brush.
The watermelon contest. which
come next on the program. contributed
probably the most fun of the afternoon
A greased watermelon, so slippery that
one could not hold it, was thrown into
the water. immediately about thirty
of the young men and boys made for
.ho melon and attempted to place it
upon the float with both hands. This
scented, at first, Well nigh impossible,
for the moment a contestant would
place his hands upon it. he would be
promptly ducked He arose‘only to
duck another The spectators wen
convulsod with laughter while the con
lcst lasted. Finally Eastman Dan
forth lust managed to throw the “ins
loos fruit” upon the float, and hi
was given the melon as his prize.
The ouc.huudrcd yard swim for boyt
\‘us now run off and Alan Moses show
ed his ability in this direction. taking
l loud at the start. and bring in m
part or the race pushed for first place
Second pldcc was contested more
wauuly between Stanley Baldwin and
rviug licsrn. but was at length WOI
by the iormcr. Medals were awardct.
iu ibis proof for first and serum.
place.
The diving conical for men and him
was the next event. Each man wui
entitled to execute nvc dlvos. or per
wormunccs from tho springboard, o:
my kind that ho desired. Williuu.
)dcil “on thin orcni and his export
living culled forth loud and lastln‘
lppluuec from the uudlcncc. ills plain
straight dive waa neatly and grace.
.ully made and be carat-d tlic beautlfu
prize, silver-backed military ban
.iruslics, which were presented by Ross
llurcimrd for this over". lludlcy ltuy
world did cxcocdluaiy wall also, out,
”is au'urdcd a bountiful cup.
'l‘iw hurry scurry canoe race lll‘lll‘lt‘l.
with three euirsuls. George Cheddar
.(=ll. Raymond Gerard and Ruseli
l‘homrs. Each had to were his (Milli
mice on each log on the race ilui
lipase]! 'l‘hnmtm left bio for good am
ill on the first leg. i’ieurse Cheddar
to won and Raymond llorsrd was sec
"lid The firm prize was a cup and tin
ivi'fillil was a medal
The one hundred yard sulunuins
racc for men was won by Andrew blot.
with John Farrell. of Hickory llluh
accond.
Miss Ruib lluldwiu proved berucl
ahe beat yuunu lady diver. sud Mist
ldtlicl Becker was a wollurhoson sec
and. The first prise was a silver pow
dcr puff box and the second a slim
which broom.
lluymoud tlorurd was lhc ono shin
highlight in the parlor water swim for
distance. lie want from the float near
.3 in tlic stmlc wall, a distance 0'.
about our buudrcd fool. and Normal:
wihuw was but a low lt't‘l liobiiid him
ior accoud plncc. Module were sword»
.-d in this rllcu.
The tooth event was nuoihcr lauuh
producer. it was unmcd llic novelty
race and the nature of the event Ivar
pol gear-rally known until the time
come for the rum to start. Then this
t'ollillllllce in charge of the events
Ill-ought forth a large duck and mold
the shouts of laughter act the crcaturs
loose in the water. Nearly all the male
~nvimmcru of tho club who ware in
their bathing suite at the time started
in pursuit. Sovcral nearly caught ii
and the duck would then thin with its
wings and foot and swerve in llliilllii'l
direction. After about a ten minute
chase, hmvhich they was great cxcitc-
mom and cntcriulnmcni for tho spec
iaiors. Dudley Raymond succovdod in
capturing liw duck. The duck was bor-
rowed for the occasion and was rt»
iurucd to its ownor today. lllr. liar-
moud rcccivcd it line cup for bio of.
forts.
it may be well to stair here that the
water sports on Saturday Were not in
the nature of a club event. The club
did not fuel that they would care to
have any such entertainment this sea.
son and the young then full so badly
over the affair that they aakcd llt‘i‘«
mission to run the event themselves.
A cormulitlm of two young men took
entire charge of the affair and dill the
whole amount of work necessary. as
eluted in the liner points by the gov-
nvuing board, and President lssac 8.
.lcnnlnas.
Al. tho cessation of the water events
the ladies repaired to the grove wiloru‘i
lung tables were arranged. beautifully
decorated with tiowors. and there ion.
to ad and warm. and calls. were served
to the llltlllliwl‘ft and their guests
This restore of the (lily was in cbsruc
of the wives of tho mourners of the
aovcruine board. Mrs. l B. .icnaimts.
Mrs. W. it Ambler. hire. 1“. iii. Halter.
Mrs P. 8. Lyon. Mrs. William H
Odell Mrs. Louis Verlln Mrs. A. ll.
Mslhin and an no sham. They
were assisted by the Misses Stowe.
(‘lsrke Veriln. Baker, neuter Thames.
(trey, bulmard Linnea and Elbow and
Mrs. wu item it nears. Mrs. James
(trees had charge of the decoration
ml Mrs. ‘1“. 8. Murray preside over the
hot tea urn. while Mrs. Chester Bomb
dict dispensed the Iced lea. Mrs. ltsto
'l'homs had churns or the cells.
For the water events the judges
were W it. Daniels. ire 0. Gregory
and A. Dwight Keep. F‘. 8.1mm was
the starter. Raymond tiersrd sod Alb
drew Lyon were the continuum in!
charge stilts events. , , .
debt.
I or r ntirs‘i‘r
unravel 9""‘3!
(Continued drain Win P
track at this point and died odors
anyone had reached her. Her bundlos
of bread cabbage. milk and other out»
soles we're thrown for tram her. The
train did“ not stop. the “engineer natal
having seen or been aware of the accl-
Mrs. Sultan's body was not
greatly mutilated, but the skull was
crushed and there was a slight out on
one shoulder. .
Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel H.
Huntington was soon on the scene and
viewed the body. he gave permission
for Its removal to the undertaking
rooms of Raymond and Son. where it
via “1:11 taken shortly afterward. He gave
afferent theory for the callus of the
accident this morning. saying that Mr.
and Mrs. Soitllu were Walking down
the track, when a froight train came
up behind them. The man saw it.
and reached for his wife to pull her
from the track. She hesitated and was
too late. having turned around so that
she was struck full in the face.
The funeral will be held from the
home of Captain Edwin J. Beers, of
Mcrwln street. tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock, Mrs. Shilliu was a daughter
of Captain and Mrs. Edwin Hours, of
Mcrwin street and was in but fiftieth
year. She is survived beside her par
ents by two sisters. Mrs. (lcorue Smith
of Norwalk, and Airs. Erucsi ilousa, of
Brooklyn. and her husband. llscur Sail.
tin.
hm“
ROAD iN BAD SHAPE.
Selectmen Brown Having Repairs
Made in Brookslds.
Complaint. was made to the select-
mon Saturday about an extremely
iuugcrous condition in the llroolisidc
road opposite the, district school. The
almost constant stream of automobiicu
{issuing over this road baa hollowed
out such a gulch across ilu- lure of
the road that if Immodlatc repairs are
not made the highway should be clos-
ed immediately.
Selectman James A. lilrown. when
.allicul with on the place in (attention
said ho had investigated and sillitmpml
‘rom stops be had lulu-u, that lilo road
would bc repaired at oucc lie said
he wmild ir-li pliour lorwiili to l: duurd
l. lIadriaau. of Howdyiou who Illh
home of the town roads in that ills.
trim, to mull» repairs.
The automobllcs uucd tbc ilroohside
road almost cxcluslvcly during ilic
tliuc the turnpike was ilt‘illlz rrpnirrd
and in cormcqucuco lilo roudbcd is in
i'mirtul shape almost ilic t~nliic dis
more to llaricu.
Sentimental (inc 'l‘lu- bcuutliul
much was covercd with uluvlle thin
morning l‘raciliul (inc Yes. it's u
shame to allow “cm in rut lllflllllis
luau ilicrcfw \‘uuhcis. Slab-union,
ll‘rlcnd’l aupmsc llwrr is a are»!
loul oi' lunacy in comrilmiiup in lllt'
loading iuiwuzim-w‘.’ Author he. but
lhcro‘s a great deal “lull! in conit'tlull
lag in the misleading ours. rul'uck.
‘ slam nessod opens
With so
tslnotsu‘t on dept. so.
middling of th“ Stamford executive
petulant attire Merrill Alumni. was
held ltrl sy event .at which arr-sass-
mania were starts in regard to the
next quarterl‘y meeting at the Assocl
alien. which I tome held in the Merl
rill Assembly Hall at Btu ford, on Fri-
day ovoulug. September 3 th The ori-
sitial date of the meeting was to have
been earlier in the mouth. but owius
to its close proximity to l.abor Day
and routine opening of the Fall term
Intsr- 3
the committee in charge to postpone it
till later In the month. Friday evening,
September 30th, being selected
The affair this time will be in the
nature of an entertainment. by good
local talent. which will appeal to those
members of the association who do‘
not care to dance, and. in connectiop‘
with the entertainment, an orchestra
will be provided so that dancing can
llc lndulacd in by those who desire to
do so
The aim of the committee
make the event a very Interesting one.
and prove such a form of entertain-
ment that will be acocptablc to every
member. invitations are to be sent to
the members in due serisou by tho so-
crcturles of the diflorcut sections
(Stamford. South Norwnlk and Port
Chestom each member living at lib.
arty to bring a iricud with them. it,
they so desire. The affair Is to be an
informal one.
mouse mo ANNUAL sepoar.
mM~—-W
N‘orwslk High School Commission Pre-
pares e Very important Book.
The Norwalit High School Commit
too has just issued its nuuuul icpmt.
it ie an elaborate plccc of work. con
mining a complete history of the
ochool to date, and it let profusely ll-
lusirutcd with an exterior view of the
school. and HIW‘H‘M interior views of
tho building as well as portraits of the
statuary. pictures, etc. «retained in
the structurcr Two of the portraits
are of the late A, Blanchard and John
A. ()aimru. who did touch for the
cvbrml during its early days, and look
a deep interest in educational matters
in tho Uwu.
The book also cumulus llmliffililll 0‘
tip! cxerciucs ill cmluw-tiou wiib the
turning over oi lilo building to the
limb School i’ommiiioo on January
liiib. Will. and the, mimncncclnonl ox-
crciucs of 19m. 'l‘hvrc arc likt‘lt‘hml
of the [bodily and a report of the
birth uclmm commission which cm-
ladies man) llllt‘l‘ohlillg itonis ”lite
on lllllt‘l‘fl or the commission rm- llov
('l’lulll‘li S. Mail gland l \‘iullttcu
\lnvviu and ”our; i'. I'lricc, and their
wort. In coiniocldii with the school
and its complete history in wry rum
llll'hllltlllt‘.
'l‘bcrc is little prouim'i of the olive
industry of this erbium. brim; mcr
dude for thmc sip tut thrco localities
in this mainly ulna iho ollvcu uiil
ibrivc
Half the peqpln who are disappoint
rd in love new replica it till after
they are married
To the Hosting a Plumbing Co.
Gentlemen: Darius the winter of
beat my nix apartment surrealism“ boiler of well known make.
clisbacd for s silencer boiler and used
my entire cost bill was Ilil‘. mailing a
You may use this statement in Ill
Yours truly.
Norwallt. (loam. July 23.10
Mr. lirsnk i. Jonas. llcstiua a Plumbing (ha.
The tlpencsr boiler which you placed m
the last fall gave as complete satisfaction in every way
one-half of what It had been the preceding seasons. You my use this in any
Deer Sir:
way you like.
Very truly yours.
The Heauug and Plum
insult l. rouse. slaw Marleen.
Norwullt. Conn. July 22.
1907-08 1 used who worth of coal to
This I
it durum lilo winter of will»!!! and
not saving of suit
i)’ may you care to.
HARRY W. MK'I‘HE’R.
i
Norwalk tidbit.
o Sentinel liulld-
or anal bi ii was
Mulls GOLDEN.
rrop. Evening sentinel.
3 Co.
as sum ‘ iv. cons. .-
of'the Collette. it was deemed best by
is to‘
lliillilEilS CEMEI Bill
The vast volume of sales makes it possible to keep the price within the reach of all.
You can buy milk that is cheaper in price. but the real cost of which is as clear as
the cost of illness and death
You can be one of a few to buy more expensive milks.
But you cannot buy any other milk thrlt possesses at once those necessary attri-
butes of Cleanliness, Wholesomencss and Moderate. Reasonable Cost. 1
Nor can you buy a milk that will more completely gain and hold your confidence.
WATCH FOR THE BORDEN MILE/{MAN
or telephone the Borden Company today and 8 Border: driver will deliver year‘ordcr.
BO EN’S
“LEADERS OF QUALITY"
The 340.600 families in New York vuho have proven to their own satisfaction the
purity of Borden’ s country-bottled milk have also reduced its price to the level of all
ill Bill
ilti
i
ll
rgro
_;IL
SOME SET REPORTED BY LOCAL
OYSTERMEN.
grounds is progressing.
Adolf
. 1'
”H_pflw I . W.. -v~--———-~»~ _._ u._”.
Johnson's oyster beds at
seen some shells which showed a
growth of ten to twenty oysters on
ma—D“
the Fishing Gazette, N.
.¢~~m_
(From Y.)
Ii apiwm-s from latest advices from
ilrcruport and New llnvr-u.
tilipt‘lli‘llilC‘t'. Not only is it over
Conn.
ihzll lbcro will be till luster sci this
ucasau. though it is late in making its
alluding will
ilrottiport. L i. show a very favor
able not.
Cum. Stanley Lowndcs. the oyster
planter of Norihpori, h l.. ls mailing
arrangements for the usual summer
inspection of his oyster beds. follow—
rd b} u shorc dinner at Gregory‘s
Point on Ilwt tfwonnmtlrut shore. The
take place some time
this month. Al the last one, an oyster
ouch shell.
Carl A. Anderson. of the .l. & J. W.
Ellsworth 00., was in New York on
Thursday from South Norwalii. Conn.
He said he has not seen any signs of
an oyster not either at. Bridgeport or
at South Norwslk, Conn. This docs
not moon that there may not be a set
at those places. as there is still a
Week‘s time for indications of a set.
’ and packing plant at Clit'ludcld, Md.
uuuiib late at (.lrccupori. but at New
llsvcu if prose-ill indications are borne
mat it will be lwnvy-wlusi what plani-
crs are lookimz for.
(‘Imrnc (‘. Ellsworth. of the .l. &. .l.
\i‘. Elsvvnrib t‘o.. informed the coup
puny last Saturday that lbcrc are In-
dicatiouu of a art. It is vcry light.
\i'. D. Bollcld. of Alexander Frazer
.i‘. (‘0, was in New \‘orll the same
day, heviuc, arrived from Ncw llavcu
vI'llll sumo shells, which showed u very
docidt'd sci. The samples worn from
both iuuldc atui outsidc tho harbor.
Ulltl slit'll Nimrod uvci‘ iii ('llllil'yn (item
icrs and only tum jlnalos.
.lcrcmlnh Smith d Sous. inc. of
New lluvcu. (‘mm.. say: “in i‘l'lmrsl in
a sci. we have made iln inspection of
our grounds as m. but others urc
beginning in report rslle now, in mli‘
locality.
"'l‘lw oysters are looking wcll for
this consult of tho war and we import
to «co. ihcm in good mnditiou in sum
in by chlcmlrcr l."
(‘Ispioin Jacob (irkcrs, of West Soy-
rillc, Fe. L. says lill'l‘O arc liltlo lndi
cations of a act at this llmc. Never
ihcluss, oysters arc looklnu fluc. llc
ulll commcncc business on Supicur
bur 1. Stuck will be, ucilcr than last
year.
i. A. (‘ocbrnnu it Sons 00.. of [lay
Shore. l.. l., suluulttcd sonic unniplcs
of malt-rs the inner part of first
wcolt. which showed that llicy luul
not all slumped out at this limo.
Advices from Great Kills and other
points say “Islam have not all
upawncd mil.
Hyatt-r shippers in New York are
taking slope to aid iolibcrs in the
West, in the matter of securing lower
ran-s on m’slt't‘ shipments. There is
no alluvial rate for curloud lots of iillil
to 1.1qu gallons. Slilppurs hero for
that thc oxprosa companion are. not
fair to \vcutorn jobhcrs in not having
each n rate in tho urbedulc and stops
are being Iukcn to have the companies
adapt ouc.
John W.
—.
Slulibs‘ oyster sbuckiuu
has been thoroughly overhnulcd and
made sanitary In ovcry way. Captain
i‘uri Foster is iuunaucr. Walls.
doors. ceillnus and ahucitlug lu-ncbcs
arc of solid concrete. while pipos.
drains. with, are all placcd an that
water is carried to tho river. A
mammoth blower carries shells to the
pile outside the open house.
.lumos llauoboe. missloucr of
Hon sud Shore Fisheries of Maine.
will uhortly begin planting oysters on
the “Mill. in the hope that they ”th
bc sucrosefully cultiv'ated. The plant
will not be lame. and will be in the
nature of an experiment.
A young set of oysters was recently
discovered in Yoke Ronltonltoms. L. I.
While bathing s resident of asyvlllo
cut his foot. On going to the bottom
in llnd out what had caused the in-
iury he found a bunch o! obeyeao
old oysters. Each shell was nbout=
the sire of a penny. The Eagle says: i
"The find was tepoi‘tod to Captain
.larob Oclters. the Oshdale oyster-
kinu. and It was attenuated to
that he might lease helm Realtors
home and mm It into an oyster in-
truliator for starting young oyuturs.
for transplanting over his extensive
of transporting the sets from Muir‘s;
island ligand. Some of the shippers
are incredulous over the report from
Milli? Ronhouhomu, but it is a known
felt that oysters do propagate in wa-
ters fsr up the North river. and.
while Latte Ronhouhoma water is
flash it may be that oysters could
be grown there and later put in salt
water."
Governor Crothers. of Maryland.
. accompanied by the members of the '
' Shell Fish emumission. will go on an
.luspeollou of the state oyster grounds
the latter part of this month. The I
trip will be made on one or the state
oyster steamers and Will consume the
greater part of it week. The trip will _
ho tor the purpose at ascertainina
how the Work of the shell Fish com
mission in sdrveyint the oyster
him
buds in the Great South boy, instead . For
steamer Willi llfit‘d to carry one hun-
dred or more guceis.
South Norm-ilk Conn.
05' stormed
A. ll. hierwin. of Milford. Conn.
was in the New York oyster market
this Week and exhibited some shells
so) tluil up to this limo they here not which in? picked up at Long Meadow.
MINI
Capt.
flili
il‘bmlt-s
act of their own catchingI ll
ltcmscu said
. showing a particularly lino oy-
bsd . Bier sot
iWall Papers, Crockery, Glassware
in
House Furnishing Goods, etc.
l‘niulimz. i‘apcr ilanging and Decorat-
L. H. DECKER
ing by the day of mulroci
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Connection
Bells for Bicycles
IOOOOOIIA
LUTHER M. WRIGHT S
HORTK MAIN AND UNION 8T8.
TOOIOIIIO
Now Open Under Same Management
Shore Dinners a Specialty. Dancing. Boating,
Cum on Cob Now Served With Shore Dinners
Bathing and Other Attractions
HIGH OLABG CONCERTO. AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON THE PlAZlA
Especial Attention Given to Automobile Parties
Tel. 500
JACOBS 51108.. Managers ,._
The HEATING of your home
The PLUMBING of’ your home and
The ROOF that covers your home
is "KM {or “19 coming Winter. by having our expert
workmen attend to them.
The Jones 8: Hotchltiss Co.
17 Well Street '
Phone 142 Namath. coho.
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““1.—
W I.
The International Auto Wagon
is a spring delivery wagon. not a track. We have tested the model new on
inhibition at our areas very carefully. sou those that have seen the deni-
castration are a used at its efficiency.
IT WILL GARRY A LOAD OF "00 POUND. UP ANY GRADE IN THIO
Violin“? and is luster and costs less to mslntsin than a horse.
’ OALL AND LIT U. PROV. W.
‘30 Well Snwl’lzhons)
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Garage water So,
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