~ , via one .
' cunt that tne molar:
will bd brought back
at Athens. then at London, it was,“
, ounce ndon M Marleen all the way. At “Stockholm
‘ ‘, certain point in training which the, “Bloom!“ intravenously, be repeat:
American trainers have been quick to 80.17% not surpassed. ,
make preamble. The American nth-l .
lemmt moduli hgd considerable dit- ‘
Acuity gettins‘the you into shape
‘tor the events, owing to the acclimaib
ins, procuring? There (was a change at
. air. it change of sleeping quarters and,
trainlz quarters. but. as much as any-
‘ thing else there was a change of the F‘. El. Yohn has purchased an auto-
comppnent parts of their diet. The mobile. ‘
result. was some sickness and would -————~— .
, arable falling off inform. The inwior’ 5- McLaughlin has rented, 01131403
ity of them felt the effects, and show- R001!“ Cottage.
ed it in their work. Onéor two of ‘ r . .
them never did get back into form he Claude Roche rode a horse to New
tore the Games, and their work was York, 1““ MOM”-
most disappointing.
A notable example of what change
or surroundings and. even a small
change of diet will do was brought out
on lsatllrdny at the tryouts in Boston.
George Hurlne, who, made it ‘ new 7
world's record by clearing the bar in Kenneth Gilbert has been visiting
the high jump at 6' feet. 7 inches in his brother at Rutherford, N. J. ‘
California, failed to quality at 6 feet 1 a...
inch in Boston. There is no question Miss Mary Lockwood is visiting her
that Horlne is the world's greatest friend Miss Peck at Newton.
high jumper and yet something caua~
ed a reversal of form on Saturday.
Lack of ecclilmating told the tale
. When he first arrived in New York
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Miss Eileen‘O'Nell spent Tuesday , ‘
afternoon at Roton Point.
Mrs". Howard Rector is expected [to
her home about the 4th of July.
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Thomas Kelly: of New York. spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Chalice
FOURTH OF JULY SENTiNEL. Roche.
Women’s. Misses’ and Children’s Bathiu
* ‘ es down today
“The Sentinel will be issued as a
,,m’,orn‘lng paper on Thursday. July 4th.
All (advertisements, items of news,
etc.,'should reach the office as early
\Wednesday. afternoon as possible.
This Master Piumbers' Association
ssclleduled to meet tomorrow night.
i-‘onnssug Council. No
jiAroallunl. is scheduled ionnect tomor~
row night.
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«Captain and Mrs.‘ W. R. Kearll, of
‘NowYork City, spent Saturday in
' South Norivalk.
‘ Mists Emma L. Anderson have gone
to New castle. Milieu, to spend a good
, , part 01‘ tile summer. ‘
The Weekly dance was held at tile
7 Norwalk Country Club on Saturday
nlgllt‘and was well attended
w“.
' George A. Whelpley is having a 12
' ,lffoot Veranda added to his home. Next
77' - cement sidewalks will be laid.
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‘7 The «Epwortil League of. the South
._ a.l._=Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet on Wednesday evening.
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1 The Rough Hat Company shop MOS
for a week during
,lwllicll time inventory will be taken.
Miss Alice ‘hichrney. of Norwalk,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
. sister, Mrs. John J. O’Brien, of Stalin-
"ford.
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Mr. and Mrs. llownrd Field, of 1368-
itou. are enjoying a week's vacation
. ‘ with Mr. Field’s parents. Councilman
‘ ‘, .nnd Mrs. Frederick H7. Field, of this
.plaOe.
Mr and Mr. George W. Slcllort of
Englewood, N. J.. are spending their
vacation in South Norunlk. with Mr.
Slebert’s sister. Mrs. Thomas Wright,
at 55 Spring street. e
George W. Siebert of the Citizen a
National Bank of Idnglcwood. New Jen,
say. is spending his vacation with his
later. Mrs. Thomas Wright 51'» Spring
"street. South .ltlorwalk.
party of girls including ‘Kntll-
Wham. Carrie 'Bcrgou, Beatrice
,‘and Clara Anderson, left today
,7g,_‘vacation which they will spend
'alntit beau . Milford. Conn.
Wm
' . . and Mrs. CJ‘. BOutwell entered
upon their annual vacation this morn~
yiins. . They Will sojourn at Orrs island,
Me” until the 18th lush. and Di. Bout-
twell will resume business on the 21st.
manor-1M
Putnam Hose Company Will hold Its
‘ having just her sailing breeze.
~and tied down. '
SEASHURENUIES
The “Knnnka” won her race. keep-
ing right on through the added with
but. her pearl: set loosely. ‘
The. Bailey Brothers
looked especially pretty
“Painpero'
yesterday.
John lHyslop, the 'wellak'noavn comet
soloist. who is llowwltmated in Bridge
port, played yesterday with tile Amer-
ican Band at Retail Point. ‘
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When she crossed the line however,
the stake and committee boats were
missing, having gone to “the rescue of
some who had been thrown into the
water ‘by the capsizlng of their craft.
lie Commodore 01' the Huntington
Yacht Club paid’o visit to the Non
walk Yacht Club yesterday ahternooll
with a party of 7. He came across the
Sound in his yacht, which is a beauty.
The squall that struck New R0-
0119119 on Saturday afternoon caught
three of the Norwnlk Yacht Club boats
Which were mclng all that place. but
only one suffered and this rely slight-
it'-
The "Natomu" owned by eltJCom-nlo-
dore W. F. Clarke, had finished her
race before the squallll struck and as
unfortunate ill having her jib-boom
carried away. Eli-Commodore R. ‘B.
Budd's “Alert“ rode the storm Out
well doing nothing more serious than
to drag her anchor. William J Mc-
Hugh with his “Kane-ka" saw the
squall approaching and when it struck
he was ready for it with all sells in
of the Knob Club,
proved himself equal to all emergency
Janitor Brown
yesterday noon. when 4a launch con- ,
training a number of stunteur. yachts"
men catapulted up .on “illk'a island,"
a little clump of rocks and meadow
'grass dil‘cctiy'eust of the club. and
threatened to turn over and spill
those within. A cry‘of "help" reached-
hlle ears oi" the janitor as he has
lllllching, and without pausing to take
another bite, he proceeded with great
rapidity from the table to the rescue.
Through his knowledge of the condi-
tions and file efforts bile party was
enabled to get off before the tide Went
down‘ and left them stranded. The
men were sonlewhnt excited bllt were
none the worse for their experience.
nor was the «boat damaged. though it
lost a little paint.
inn little trywout race at. the Knob
Furniture Store
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before the changeof air, diet and quar- ‘-
terii’ had any chance to street him, he
went one inch better than his world‘s
record. Yet a few days later. wank-
ness developed and he was fourth in
the test. ‘
it is just such instances as this
which have proved to the American
mnnngement‘tlle necessity of minute
care in the handling of‘ the American
athletes. A luau who makes Horlnets
record. or Marc S. Wright's pole vault
of 13 feet 2% inches or W. J Cram-
er's time of 31: 45 3-" .t in the 10.000 me-
tre race, is a sensitive piece of mech-
anism and it doesn't take much to
throw him out of class in his work.
(leorge Cummings of
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Henry Perdesux, of New Canaan
spent Sunday with his brother, Olfude
New York
Miss in Vorault spent several days
last week at the home of Mrs. (Ellarles
Arthur O‘Neil, of New York spent
Saturday and Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Joseph F. Violl.
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Miss Lilly Voute. of New York is
New surroundings will often do
it spending several days with her aunt,
New diet will surely cause deteriora- Mrs. Charles Roche.
lion.
0n the Finland there has been noth-
in Wednesday
int; left undone to keep the men
rare tattle. Training quarters
”flu...
The Ladies Aid Society met on last
Wanna—It‘-
afteruoou at the
have homer»! Mrs. John B. Miller.
‘ similarity (if air conditions there and
been established and day by day each
man will be given a light course of
sprouts.
The finest obtainable in condition-
ing material. up tmthe- minute methods
of training“ have been provided for
When the .rncn get to Stockholm they
will have training hilt the shame of
air to contend With. and owing to the
in New York in June, this will be but
a minor consideration. The same diet,
the same cooking. the some methods
of living. down to the last detail, will
be followed out on board the Finland.’
The question ofdlct has been one of
Mr. and Mrs.
New i'lort spent .several days last.
streak at the horns 0;; Philip DeWell. '
Mrs. J. McLaughlin and children of
New York. spent last Sunday ntvthe
home of Mrs. Herman Eggnog.
-Riéhsrd DeWeil of
Miss Minnie Buttery. who has been ,.
ill is much improved and enjoyed an
trio with
Feurhake, this week.
Mrs. John D.
The school lcrm closed last week.
Three of the scholars, Zelle Perdeuux.
Viclcl, \‘ion and Harry Perdeaux cont-
tissue building
' the most serious to be settled. lt
isgpleied the seventh grade work, and
true. in former gruesome same basis 5 will onlcr Comer school next fall.
of diet has been manifested to the
last minute. But, the smallest devl
3-: Tile evening services in the Mia-tho
tion in component parts of food has dist Protestant Church during the re-
often done much to weaken or reduce malnder of the summer will be an hour
the necessary stamina.
ill length. Beginning at 7:30 they will
The various foods have accordingly be over by 8:80. There will be more
been analysed not only fol their effect singing than usual. and in order to
on the athlete. but just as much MI make this possible the sermon will be
to their exact proportion in nutrition. correspondingly short.
power.
and balancing of ration
The pastor.
Rev. G. E. Richter, is planning talks
Meats. nonracemaie. all will be main- on popular topics, which will be an-
tained in exact proportion. and in ex- pounced later.
act condition for every meal. The
slightest variation will not be tolerat»
ed.
whooping cough that it has been
ill the matter of cereals. bug or the found necessary to abandon the Chil-
hnrdest tests was encountered
Corn dren‘o Day program of the Methodist
barley; oats. wheat. all have had their Protestant Sunday-school.
Only five
advocates and each had its advantage. of the children were able to be out
But the majority. had their dioadvan- last Sunday.
A final analysis from music which had been practiced. will
taxes as well.
every standpoint) developed the fact be rendered in the fell at a sort oi:
that whoa! combined with barley malt. rally day service and that at that time
had in it those factors of nutrlmcnt. the school's offering for foreign mic
and stamina rcten
alone will be received.
tion which none of the other grains a...
possessed.
In addition the‘ barley
malt increased the attractive proper-
ties of the easily assimilated wheat.
OHNNGBB OF LOCATION.
Nor-walk. has retrieved «from its former
But, it was figured out. the combi- location lathe Norwalit Securities
So lproralent is the epidemic of the
it is expected‘ithat tile ,
’l'ihe Textile Fabric Company. of 7*
Suits, made of Serge, Mohair and
Satin, S1. 49 to $6. 95
Bathing Caps and Diving Caps 9c to 75
Bathing Shoes 250, 49c and 590,
Bathing sags 25c Bathing Wingsi'z
‘ Bathing Tights 59c and $1
Hl {Ni
llx\rkt\il
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That it is lightedt as the weightiest
reason why you should own a Ford.
Every added pound which an automo-
bile carries above that which is need—
ed fer strength—means added expense
and added danger. The Vanadium-
built Ford is strongest for its weight.
Seventy-five thousand new Fords go
into service this season- roof of their
unequaled merit. The price is $590 for .
the roadster, $690 for the five passen-
ger car, and $700 for the delivery car--
complete with all equipment, f. o. b.
Detroit. Latest catalo e from S. L.
Benedict, 98 South sin St, South
Norwaik—or direct from Detroit fac-
tory.
Special for
Friday and Saturday
BEST POTATOES
a peck 300
nation of wheat and barley differed Corporation camera in the Norwal-k
It was newbie to set it in Sweden. Club building to the Postal Telegraph
that it was not possible to not it. in Company/a olilce room in the place
broiler proportions. formerly occupied by the jewalry en
The ultimate decision was the odor)- tabllahment of City Clerk Charles H.
tlon or the American cereal "Home." Dllwolth, Operator John H. Hoyt, of
as the one cereal which wouldiorm a the telegraph company. has moved
part at the training tabla diet. B W“ lilo instruments and dealt room next
an ”endorsement and compliment not door to the place familiarly providing .
only to American methods of canal offlca room for 1.1 in, Dunn pi. WW
manufacture, but a moxnlncent teeth my WW3 om“ mm, mm ionow
menial to this, particular food. . holding forth in the rot-nib} home of
monthly business meeting this evoll- Club yesterday afternoon, the Nash
7ii ‘ the quarters in Franklin street. Brothers “Dallhne” defeated the 5
'1 weekly itlloiiiene meeting of “Shaun" owned by it. W. J. Kingnn I
‘ the not Military society will be held and sailed by Raymond Gerard. by a
on Wednesday evetlinlt very little margin. and tile‘l'iohaunu
mm... -—- and Mary." owned by llr. A. ll Turner
W‘?”'“‘“’” ‘3an. N“ 11. Patriotic and P C. Qllintard,, and nailed by the
“9“.“ the 3°“ 0.! ““9"“: will [latter and Horace M prays, “new.
“’01“ “WWW“ 0' Whom tumor— boat. The course was laid from the
‘ “W evening. The 99mm“: will '1’“ nothing beach thrice around the red
;n inducted by District Deputy Fresh and black spur channel buoy. Had
lit i) librr *Bonch of Blast Norwallt the “Elohim" nnt‘iound throws Beck 7
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it in an established tact that
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' this hrldpeport our one in this piece
. 125436 at night. jumped the titanium
”thunder night at the dldwthorno
or July. at at
. the earths recall
erl‘rave‘rn toenail in thought site
would have beaten the Daphne. and so
it was the former was both few yards
behind at the finish. The races were
to arrange imndicaps tor the sailboat ‘ ' 7
sailed for Fourth
n nuéctiohrwl‘tn
»r or injurious lines can forum
= matter not: Q Neltbo
. is therg any can or or olilpplnh
' all wit enamel are, .
. ‘ fill an malls h ‘-
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and aavlnsk at fuel. its 134%;
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