nltod Station. (3311:“ and World ll the’South Norwalk Socialists at their rooms innt‘he Tarlov building this ev- suing. Temperance will meet this ev suing for regular business in the Gazette imild- ‘ dug in Wall street. [Sons of St. George, will hold a regular belt nine of age Saturday :woekly business meeting in the Main (non Eamon—Town. Count? and Share magma--.“ V1 Douglas Fowler Post will hold its regulm “'99le meeting this evening. ll‘ iv... your hugged against our and rlfikfi.( by 11m. theft. lightning. vigotion 3nd tr‘nnportatioo.‘ White utrunsit by. or it the custody of any; liroao‘. oxpl‘litafl.. rooster transpor’ tion oraoi soy Suumobip do. .. etc. TAYLOR & GOLDEN Insurance of All Kinds ‘ Toloph one 123 1:1an Over the South Norwolk Trhlt 00., t)?- 91 Wuhlnoton so. i . South Norwalk, com. . rustic srsnoosAPV-Vzn i V a. . Fine L no of Elec- . trical Supplies Charles Book; it. Mitre“: 51 MAIN ST... NORWALK Telephones: Office. 901; house. 21-8 n "l‘he Fellowcrnft .01qu will hold its egulnr weekly meeting this evening. There will lbe a regular meeting of Concord Division, No. 2, ‘Sons of Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364. llllllllll Willi]. $30 llllll William Ziegler, W~_._..... --~ .... .. "3..-”... . ‘ not start, owing to engine trouble. I boot lengths by having given out entirely. S H.131» liott's “Buconncoi,” carrying 9. crew of eight passengers, With Frank Sah- ger at the commanding position. did The lniido course was used by the boats. This course is laid, out“ from the Uountrt Club dock, around the spin buoy. marking the entrance to the East hierwalk channel, down the west side of Peach i island to the black dolphin oft Keyscr's island and return to the Country Club deck. The course is about three miles long and was cov- cred four times by the finishing boats. . The handicaps were laid out as 1101- ' lows: ‘ ' 1 . Sterling-13 minutes, Kcyworth~2 minutes. Elliott (Nixie) 2 minutes, 45 sec Wheeierwiifi minutes. . Elliott (Buccaneer) Scratch. The elapsed time of the tracers fol- lows: . ~ Sterliug— —-33. 27 minutes Keywor th--ii2. 23 minutes. Lilliott (\ixic)~uo time taken At the finish the race was as pret- ty as llliy witnessed about here for some time, for Sterling’s beautiful, long, gray speedy craft was speeding toward the liiiishlliii‘e followed at four- the magnificently- llllll lllll fll Alli llllW Whose Foster Father Financed Attic Explor .ers, Gets Big Income "William Ziegler, .112, adopted son of the millionaire baking powder monu— facturer nnVl backer of Artie explorers and an ac- counting must be made of Mayor (luv- streoi hall tomorrow evening. nor's Stewardship of the Ziegler es Mott avenue has returned to his home ’1 - after a . with friends on Smith's Island. lance. . quarters of Old Well Hook & liaddor . «joying her annual vacation and Mrs. ‘ .Hnrold H1. 44H“ , diosrd of Trade given on the bundntnnd _... _...___._. George “Washington" Dilworth, of lplonsant ‘peroid of camping“ William A Kellogg, of Norwalk has ifhe Notional Division, Sons of Temper There will be another Special meet- ing of the South Norwalk tire depart- ment on Thurs-day evening at the Company. Miss Mamie H ylnnd. of White Plains New York. who took part in the shoot of the l’nhqulquc Gun club, at Dunbury on Saint-inlay, is visiting Mrs. E. M. dialsch of Reed street. The regular weekly dance of the 'Knob club held on Snturdy evening M'WS largely attended. Bromfleld's or‘ cliosira. of Stamford, furnished the ex- cellent music for the affair. Mil-lg Anna id. Siccuinuiler, of the office of J. M. Layton & (30.. is en. IS. Sperry is substituting in ’her place. Miss Steenmuller ls visit- .‘iug relatives in. Bridgeport. A ‘Dill’llmllfll'ly had piece of trolley rail is noted on the Stamford lino. The place is near the power house in (Meadow street and when the cars pass over the uneven stretch they sway like onto a ship in a stormy son or an arson wave. The new lelmmmie books went into effect yesterday morning at 7 o’clock ’ll‘he ‘bwko are brown in color. and ltvoro distributed, to «the subscribers loot week. A great increase in local mnbocrlbcrs is noted, Wilton received the lost of the books yesterday. m Wednesday will the observed as most day by Court Laurel Club at ii’ino Point. Each member of the club is entitled to bring one iguont. , and Elliot-e will be music and dancing in the evening. Mina listen Foley and Miss dl‘ioronco McMnhon will look alter the ‘ children. m The hand concert of tho Norwnllt .on Kilondiho .park on Wall street on tannin-tiny night drew large crowds. hate, the income of Ziegler's. idylomohilos and carriages brought ‘ny and the thronl; won augmented . v W _ Mrs. Mattie Lolita Walker Allen, wi ow of the lots “Millionaire“ hililoh which becomes The thirtV million dollar boy, as he was called am on years ago. has grown into a fine young man. his friends say. and the vast fortune thntwill come to returned from a trip to Portland, Me, irlm will not make any where he attended the convention of difference 11 his mode of life. which is simple as is possible to a young man of his im~ mouse wealth. ‘He and this foster- -mother Mrs Mn- tilde Ziegler. are warm friends and in spite of the fact that the widow con tested the will and rolled her dead inns-f band crazy because he had financed an Artie expedition and had charged his foster-son to continue the quest for the pole. she and a large parity of friends will celebrate at Grand is- land, Norotou. the Ziegler country home. the coming of age of the young man. Mirror (loynnr for seven years has had charge of the millions of the Zieg- ler estate. 1“"th him as coexecutors have been Mrs. Matilde Ziegler. who qualified after her «cutest or the will of the Realty Trust Company no Lib~ erty street. In the will which will reach the first stage, of its complete execution, it is provided that from Saturday young Ziegler is to receive ihe entire income from the estate. Five years hence be and will receive one-quarter every five years until the whole estate is in his hands. THE HARDEBT PART. “lie has managed to convince him- self that his poor children need it new mother." “(lot her picked out.'too, 1 space?“ “Yes; all that remains now convince the children," The woman who relies upon Scott for other thin". perfect, led racing machine Owned and imanued by Horace Keyworth. The latter, had his engine been working well. :the first lap. as he did Elliott near the East Norwolk hniboi entrance, but for some reason the machine was out 01’ ' itllier and missing bndl) ! Fancy Diving. V‘ outhe list of events and this was won by; J. H. Millikan, whose maneuvers were executed with art has accotded second place by the judges, not being 111V to standard. Ladlco Canoe Race. The canoo race tor ladies proved quite an interesting number and those canoes that were not mortuined tin ished cxcltingiy. The Misses end The nuclei water swim was neces 1:11?in omitted owing to 1111aVoidahle.lVieVV Beach? unfavorable conditions. . fie “ ‘novci arrangement. W Franklin Hisn.~ would time passed Sterling on ,‘ l The fancy diVing contest come next" a Certain grace1 that was taking with the crowd. ~Alnn: M Moses, of high reputation in this' his usual Vi ar. Nelliel and Elizabeth Olmstend. of Seaview, avenue, were winners with Miss Paul- ine Miller and Miss Eliznbelh Sharer. the winners of inst your. a close sec- ol the: ' he sickened much one...“ for his valiant one i with his partner chmdhmomim content. Harold V Baldwin was the young man who took the first prize in thé fancy chutethechutos contest and the cloud certainly enjoyed the perform. soon the young men executed on this on in, was it sure second in the con- tent and: both young men exhibited. much skill in their respective Dosi- tlons. ' ’ ‘ Quick Change fivomo. Hurry Earle was the “swittest thing on wheels" in the quick-chnnge con- . test, molten his friend E111- naratrom‘ was but a second or so behind him. This event, as usual, proved most laughable to the spectators. Prizes for the first positions are awarded to the winners of the various events. More enthusiasm this year than at the previous water sports in other Value and thus the suc- cess of the occasion was much greater The gathered gncsts'enioyed the tennis. games after the water sports and in the evening the weekly dance was held. The committee and other were as follows: Ely Raymond, Captain; Aides, Dud~ icy E. Raymond, Edward B. Smith and Arthur B. Russell. Announcer, (3. A. iiarstrom. Judges. George. i... Woodward. David w. Raymond. n. u. inner-2.11., and Seymour Curtis. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following real estate deal. have been recorded in the toVV'n clerk's office during the past week: Harry S. Benton to Clara Ker-hrs. nine acres and buildings. War. Patrick Crotty and with to Pnu‘ Min 110 and others, 1.”) lot, Hyatt avenue. War. Daniel Malone to Barbara Kosmcs- kl, building lot, (‘llnto‘n avenue. War. Miller and Jordan to Pasquale Tue- at building lot, linhackemo Heights. officials Willa E.'.'i‘olles to John H. Light. building lot. Highland Park. War. l Annie S. Harding to Frances J. Sutherland. land and buildings. West Nornalk. War. Mary Hollihan to Jennie A Hands, of Derby, lot and buildings, Cedar street. War. Edward A. Pntiison to John Mc- lGruth, building lot. \\'innlpa.uk. War. i Harbor View Realty "maps 11/ to Ellen E. Darling. building lot, llirnor \\ or. 2.....- ...... W . ARRESTED FOR FRAUD. was shown ‘ Come Tonight l 4 Corrie Tomght ‘ Enough Sdidfi Tonight Come Boys’ Swimming Race. and William ‘S. Chump, Vice president, ,seil- numcd‘ Young Daniels," Is to have one quarter or the principal . is to race would have had n mare exciting _;dninh. although as it was the Moses- nol Want Advertisements to Monro "Blaine" was “fully and properly attir- the household help has a little time ed" in Bonn Brtlmmsi style for tho I H Millikiu showed himself on ex- FISHGUARD Wales. July 22 .wEm~ m.” swimmer as well as the most ex- I lie 'Schlor. a passenger on board the cellent diVer, when he won the fifty 'Cunmd liner Lusalnnin nus n1tcsted rnrd swimming race for boys. mend Hoyt was a tireless pnrsuer and came in second, with some honor. Gll‘ll' Swimmlnu Race. Miss Helen Savage s'wam with‘ grace and ease the fifty-yard swim tori girls. winning quite handily from Miss Pauline Miller who is an excellent swimmer herself. Much applause greeted the efforts of the girls. Fifty Yard Swim. “Artie" Clnilt of Bell Island the showed ' that he has improved considerably dur. ing the winter in swimming when he defeated Alan M. Moses in" the 60 yard swim for men (changed from the 190 yard swim as scheduled). His time was 82 seconds 11in this is indeed a record for local artists. l . Mon'o Canoe Rico. The schenck Brothers, cordon nod Newton, proved superior in the men's thnoe race. although Alan M. Mason and W. Ftnnklin Bishop“; Jr., gave them a close call for their p1ize.tllnd not “Pill! Harsh-om 11nd Hoary Eagle can sized Introm of the third bout the :Elnlmp duet were font overtaking the clever silhouette hour the finish line. Ed- on the \iESSPl' s arriVal here this mm 11 lug on the charge of alleged extenslVeV frauds in America ‘ Advertise your wants in The Sentinel. Notice During July and ‘ August. our store will close on Sat- urdays at l p. m. The Gotham Co. , s. n. 0011111111. 111. w. YOUNGB. Props. to First St., E. Norwolk moo. and had not intended entering as Telephone Four Fivh Tm What To Eat Infuse of’Mont. Many people endeavor to abstain V from the use of meats during the hot 'cooklng away. ' cooking, it the first supply cooks away. i Rice timbale with marmalade—fine- half pound of rice, one quart of cold months says on exchange booing their .wator 1 quart of boiled modk season- dlcte. rather, on such substitutes forum; of :salt one tablespoonful of bub meets as one and salads. and other it?“ One cupftd of whipping cream om, dishes like those given below. fourth pound of sugm, yolks of three Corn and tomato ole—‘Gwned 0“ eggs,th1~ee tobiespoonhrla ot cream. 1 fresh corn. rennet. Bali Mid WW" :teaspoonful of vanilla extract marmo- Canned or fresh tomatoes pie crust or 1“,, pm the rice previously washed breadcrumbs. Fill o buttered nodding and dried in 11 small saucepan with the dish with ultronuto layers of corn and' quart of water and let it come no a tomatoes and season between the lay';boll. Clean the saucepan and Vput "3 "lib WW Dewar and “it 10 back the rice. adding the boiled milk, taste. Put ”1 pie 07““ 0‘19" ”‘9 109 the butter and the seasoning of salt. ““2 Mk" 1“ a moderate 0V9“ 20" ijlooe this over the fire and when it‘ minutes it conned materials are used. we” to a 1.011, cover and let it ,1,“ 3nd 1131! an hour it fresh vegetables mo’r on the back of the stove for half “0 ”WWW! 1“ the MW" “”9 “9“” an hour without stirring. Then add the me covert} W2”! 3 '1)!th for ”It! first “(the W8“? and 29". mixture stand 00V- 15 minutes of baking and than mnove cred for 10 minutes more without cook- tho covering and lot it Vbnko uncovered 1115 until finished Should no pie crust be cream nod the vanilla extract and and Mix the egg yolks with one M hm“ breadcrumbs may ”‘9 “W3 “‘1'" it to the rice, which has been removed serving. . Vegetable chowdch-V-F‘our minis of sliced pointless. four cunt-ills of shred tied cabbage. four capitals of sliced on~ ions unit and banner. two tablespoon» hols or butter, chopped. hard boiled eggs; own swirl» of milk, one table spoonful of dour. d’sni Ohm not» toss, thickly sliced to lath ion W lulu and 9W0 the scans «m t o: intended «not» who sliced onions. Holt the butter in o. memo «admin l “”21 00V” “‘9 loll 0‘ ”"9 1"" with ”film the tire. Mix the whole wall. put these and brown them slightly before it into another bowl and set it away to cool: When portly cool add the oupfui of arm. which but been ohm whhipcd. and mix it in tightly. Now tune it tin mold and out in it alternate layers of rice and clause or apricot marmalade until you have four town or each. duck the mold and let it chill out rhrdo hours; then turn out on 3 died fruits it Maw Incline dolmon luck With Pot-ton. Tho’floh’ months fresh and line. 1.13:1 slices in a deco dish. brush them . mil with olive oil. bonnet sod colt. Let with 1111 m1. fancy platter and decorate with can: ‘ twitxtifitrtt} ‘1Itfilfi’ifl‘ A good American believes in “tab 5 lug things cool; ” water. rode and oli- or beverages divorced from the bowl, wedded to ice, but he wants that ha- nortont part of his hot weather com», fort PURE. Certified Inc fllli that wont perfectly. it costs no more than , ice of questionable purity it's not , Ego) good for you. Order today. Phone Distributors for The Norwolko Brookside lce Co. SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ and Chas. T. Pickering, Norwdk. M We Represent Flawless and Prompt Paying: the insurance
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