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island to wheeling point all Rotou
iPoint, then taking course to wheeling
point all Dorlund'a passing Country
Club to 'BiIOy No. 5. known as Burrltt
Buoy.
Tho. impolniinout of Stewart ll. El-
liott as chief aid is hereby announced.
The chlei‘ aid will display on bowoi
his bout blue ielteré c. A.
The appointment of the following
cnpluinu as“ assistant aids is hereby
announced: Horace Key/worth, Lost-
er Wheeler, St. John & Kei‘ser, Ar—
lliur Hoyt, Norlnun and Godfrey Shaw,
S. H. Elliott, .l. Volk, J12, and T. A.
Sterling.
Marshal's deupntch bout Eledu. (lap-
tuin Edward A. Spoonrr, commanding.
Assistant aids will display on’bow
of boats, blue numbers.
Marshal's deepalch boat [Gloria will
f LTonrists’ Pulley
milieu armies, afiuada and"‘"World-
.. , lie
flavors your bahl‘ilfle against any and
I'll: risks, by lire, theft. lightning,
navigation and transportation, While .
In transit by, or l! the custody or any
flllwuu, express, ransier, transpor-
tation or 0! MW Sit lam-whip do}: etc.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
Memories of All Kinda
‘ Real EItItow—Town, Country and Share
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Nov-walk
Trait 00., 87-91 Washington St.
,r Bout Norwalk,Conn.
‘. PUBLl STENOGRAPHER
lat stern flagpole yacht ensign, mast-
:gec letter R. Left yard arm pennant
R. 1.. L. and flags from bow to must-
jv‘Jo'lin Burke, of 50 Putnam avenue, is head to stern.
spending a two weeks' WWW)“ at, The chief aid and dispatch bOat will
display at how flagpole, a Union Jack, §
head ijlag Eleda, riglit‘Zl/ard arm bur~ '1
A .
H
u,
I I Wha— ‘T’ .
locate will again form a double col-
umn in some way no below.
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3 ‘ Alter plinslng‘ tire~ Knob Club at aid-ii
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national” Is it? sail-‘-
lull BlWEllllllllSiilP "
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nul ti on; whistle tioin inalsimls ‘(Qontluuedfi'omifll‘fit page.)
headquarters and a red fag dieplal‘od,
'tllp column will again form aiiigie lino ; deinocrutaepreaent. for democrats have
,in, some manner as before. When up- i been. and now “3-8 members of the leg.
breaching Nurwalk Yacht Club at fil‘dv i leiature. There were also a hult~dozen
.nal of two mounds of whistle from 1 bull moose scattered “pout, m the
marshal’s headquarters and a white 1 crowd, but the one question which
Iflag dleplaycd, the line will again form j could be. heard running through the af~
[double column in some manner abl‘ternoon‘s hum oi’ rouversatoln wail.
WEYOX'G- All” 938M118 NOW!!!“ “10M ' “who will be the republican nominee "
VOlub and Bell island at Sign!“ Of one And there was a counter question run!
‘lwliistle from marahnl’e headquarters , ping; after it. “It was "who will have
land a red flag displayed the cOiumn ‘ tifbiNew Haven delegation to the “state
jwlll again form single line in wine " convention?" lit (loos not ucccessnrily
manner as before and proceed to 1 follow that the man who will get the
{wile-cling point off Retail Polutw-nl'terl New Haven delegation will get the,
,wheeling at Roton Point take course 1 nomination, but ill Limit-Gov. Blake-s-
.‘to wheeling point all Dorlon's, wheel-j ice doesn‘t get it, ii will probably spoil
l lag and pass Country Club to Buoy Noimhls chances beyond redemption, while
l5 When boat at head or line arrives: ii Judge Studley does get the delega.
,oii Buoy No. 5. it will come to anchor' tiou, it will‘ immediately put. him in
“and succeeding boots will' come to{ the trout rank of gubernatorial discus»
filnchor 50 feet aslern of boat ahead, aion.
llinuiniulniug u dielnnce of 50 feet from'
Tboat to boat. 1
w”...-
Ullman to Thomas.
, Now, Colonel Ullmau. they any in
The “n" of boots will be formed 20” I about the only man who knows who
“feel from West side ”f Buoy, NO' 5' inll get the New Haven delegation,
The committee bout will take pOSt i, and after arriving late at the dinner,
,‘200 feet in the rear of Buoy No. B, and
Lboar l‘or regatta cOmmittce will be
:stutlontd 150 feet in rear of Buoy No.
,5.
he wasn't very couununicaiive upon
.iho matter of whom New Haven will
, favor at the canvass on August 30. He;
mu scorn Nocturnal: EVENING summon “
All
‘4.
Author, Globe Trotter and Pruidont of
National Prou Club, Compro-
mlIeI on Shortcakoa.
Frederick Hopkins. author, globe
trailer and president of the National
Press club, oiten resales his friends
with incidents occurring ouhia trips
through the country in search or
“copyn'L lilppincott’s magazine says.
‘ On one occasion, according to “Fred-
die," he arrived at a tumble down
southern tavern. where he was forced
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A BIG SURPRISE
_ \ FOR YOU.
Read Temorrow’s
Paper fer Full
:rl-oy, N. v.
A The schooner Russell is is discharg-
l , ‘
lreport lo the marshal at“ his headquar-
Vtels, yacht tiatildn, at 12:30 p. m.
i
l
' Brothers decks.
of Bridgeport, was. a visitor "in town.
' Margaret Cummings
Assistant aids will report to the
ingo. ”“5" 0‘ “hue sand at Raymond ' chi-el’ aid at marshal‘s headquarters,
yacht Calilda, at some hour.
.1. . l ck, of it. ,. un Con any. ,
0 I“ G D & I p italic part in the motor boat parade or
lAuguot 17th, will report with their
__ m. w_. lbonls at Washington street bridge at
1.}, S. lline, of New Rochelle. was a 1 p. m.. and will be. assigned their po-
tvlsiiol' With friends at Harbor View isillon in line 1’3" ”“3 chief aid.
Beach, yesterday afternoon. { All the boats in the pnl'nde must
AW.“ {have not less than two men in a bout—-
Anna V. Keeling and Miss "ouc at the inOtor and one at the nicer
have returned‘ing wheel. Boat owners may carry
home after a pleasant trip to Asbury ‘as many people in their boats as they
Park and Ocean Grove, N. J.
yesterday, on business,
Mine
~~ crowding.
'llie weekly business meeting Oil On account of the large number of
Olive Branch Lodge, N°~ 19' Knights ; people expected to be in the parade,
,of Pythias. will be held this evening in j special attention is l‘equealed of all”
2 All motor boat owners wishing, to
consider safe, but would advise no
.
its hall, in South illuln street.
Tile semi-monthly business meeting
of the Painters‘ and Decfll'ators' Union
will he held this evening in the labor
lyceum in Washington street.
Wilbur F. Smith. game warden of
Fairfield county, has been inspecting
the ponds and lakes, in Dunbury and
i/dcinity- during the past few days.
Miss Music Kreaiing, of Harriet
‘atreet. is substituting in the town
clerk’s office for Miss Lena Sayilier.
,who is enjoying her annual vacation.
The Silent Pour will give a dime
at Nash‘s pavilion Fl‘idily evening.
sflec’s orchestra will, furnish the mo-
sic. Fiedler‘s chimes will also be an
attraction.
”Seamless tires. Reddy and Ayers.
Mrs. Julia Grady and William Cai-
lahan, of Hartford. have returned to
their homes after spending a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. l'iililgii,
offilu‘ingwood avenue.
(marles N. Wood is not in the boat
of health these days and consequently
he in off duty 'as city engineer. lite
many friends expect that he will be
on hill job in a few days.
Mini-log Miriam iiud Gertrude Close,
Minn intern Sherwood and Mice
Bliraeder returned this Week from
Greenwood Lake, N. Y.. where they
spent. an enjoyable vacation.
viiontractor Joseph, A. Mcl‘fllroy no
[delved word illie morning that the
jjg’letiurvo rails for the corner of Went
, 7
. ‘Mll kll‘col. have been Hill'lllltld. and
lore till-e to arrive here home than to-
day or tomorrow.
United States Marshal 'Slduoy ill.
Howley has begun to summon witness-
ml in the case of l). E, Loewe do Co.
No. Martin iAlwlOl‘ at. his, the second
trial of which is to commence next
fl‘uouduy in Hartford.
, '(Jllal'loii id. Keith, superintendent or
Fork» in Bridgeport, and a brother or
the late Poalmnalor Bradley is. Keith.
6! Norwulh. in slowly lilnkllis an it
”cult, of u paralytic tliiock sustained
”while all-Work lu neardaluy's «Park, last
obit.
,lda ill. Kramer. of North
trout. and Mm. Wiillu ill. Moody
utorbury, new the, moot. or
tid'gaand‘ltira. it. C. Downy. last ever
i . It the helm Lawn” Hotel, in
mm. iliro. wiggles» is a clone oil
I,”
mun-AM... ‘
moi 4-:3Vb'dlock thin morning the
Wall: firemen were coiled out lily
, [seemed to been alarm or m.
j that time. till: bologna; one and
mined. The angles window”
with: more was hilaritribtuoy wont
to their new
lboai owners that they have in their
iiboats life preservers. life preserver
gcushionu or ring buoys, also that fire
'extinguislicrs. sand, flour or some
chemical used fur extinguishing fire
be carried in each bout.
‘ Boat owners are asked to give all
‘nid in their power to any boat that
may be in trouble, especially in case
in smoking.
The formation of line will be in
single file and in the following order:
First. I)lvisi0n-Boills 50 to lo feet.
second divisioanoats 35 to 25 feet.
Third division—Boats 20 to 15 feel.
Fourth divislouwBoats 14 to 12 feet.
Fifth division~Boals 12 feet and
under. ~
An been as boats are assigned to
their position in line and drop anchor.
lug their position in the division
which they are assigned.
Durini.y the parade a distance of fifty
to
of tire, or capaizing. and to use caution ,
i The course of speed boat races will
file to and around Buoys No. 5. known
‘as Bill'rlttw-No. l. Patrick's Horne»-1
No. 3, 'cross channel the
course six times.
covering
The lace will start from Buoy No.
‘3 passing Body No. 5 on port side of
:boais then to and around Buoy No, l
ileuvlng Buoy No, 1 on port side of
illoate; then to and urmind Buoy N0. 3,
lieuvlng Buoy No. 3 on port side of
,bouts; _ilicfi"‘to and around Buoy No.1
is, ieaviugl‘luoy No. 5 on port side of
boats, After covering course six
:times boats will pass Buoy No. '5 and
report to Regatta Committee.
Cautionary signal {or speed boats
to get really will be bail hoisted on
most oi" regatta boat and gun tired.
signal to alert on race gun tired and
hail dropped on regatta boat.
All boats not formed in the line or
lllrlats of parade will kindly avoid plac-
Sill}; themselves on the line. No bums
,wlll be allowed inside of the speed
: boat course,
Boll owners will please do as re-
quested. so speed imam will have
,,room‘ to turn out or course in case or
accident.
3‘ Boat owners should have their gus~
:‘oline (nuke, carburetors and spark
plugs looked over and see that they
turn in good condition, and have tanks
‘supplied with enough gasoline to
‘llltlk‘: parade.
in the event of a boat becoming dis-
'ublcd owner of same must endeavor
filo get said boat out of line as quickly
ins possible and when repairs are made
their division they will iii once iakejlll” “1 ““9 3F “‘1” “f (””5100 wiever the republican party does at the
E which he belongs.
Boat owners must be prompt in tak-j On account 0f the number of boatsi
linking part in the parade, bout own-
lers must not ru’n or allow their boats
ilo be run at speed, as there is pos-
did ask Edwin S. Thomas. Gov. Bald-f to Spend the night. Upon arriving at
'wln‘s secretary, just after the dinnernthe breakfast table the following
morning, be scanned the menu and
. ' ‘ Details.
feet must be maintain-ed from bout toiSlhiilll of collision. Therefore, 80
boat. Speed not over four miles per‘slowiy and avoid uuecessnry sounding
hour. to: whistle.
The sounding of live whistles lroml Bout owners must bear in mind the
marshai‘u headquarters will be signal :Stilllldlng of whistle and be guided
for attention. lunch man for the mot— thereby. Avoid crooning bow of other
or and each man tor the steeringl'bmtist T00 sl‘efit care cannot be “36¢
wheel will at once take his position, Hind everyone should try to aid in keel)-
und at the sounding oi one long
whistle from lnarshal‘u headquarters
weigh anchor, the fil‘tll boat at head of
line. will start in parade with speed of
not over four miles per hour and main-
talu that speed during the parade.
‘All other boats will start when the
bout. ahead of it ie [lily feet away. in
order to keep the said diulnnce men
at the motor must keep the motor at
speed of not over four miles‘ per hour.
Men at the steering wheel muetkocp
a lookout that they don‘t get their
boats lees than fifty feet from the
bout ahead. iii-order to make the pa~
ratio. a coconut; boat owners are re-
quested to glvo special attention to
the spender their boats and diatunco
of their boats from boat ahead.
bouts will continue in single
until elgiiulmtwo aounde or whistle
from marehql'a headquartera and
white flag displayed, when boat: will
torin‘ln double column, first boat mom
in: q the right. {lily feet. then
«train it ahead. The second boat will
continue straight ahead until abreast
of first boat. Both) bouts will then
continue wide by side. Other boats
line
the line, ,
The formation from olngle line of
«boats to double column of about: will
occur at approcch to Country Club.
passing country Club and honour.
After passing tboi‘lan‘a. at clone! or
one Whistlovtrom, maruhnl'c headhunt-
im and red flag dicpiuyed. the doublli
column at tom will form in ultimo
line. [the host on the right oi the lint
We boat» wlli'p‘rcmd tattoo front,
lulu the boat hailing l trot-tile that
two Sonic will‘ttlllow
31ml mflm ’7
will continue to so term throughout
ling order.
1 Boat ownere are requested to doc-
'orate their boats with flags and hunt:
lug. The colmniiew in charge of the
parade hail asked the stores of. The
Norwalku to have tings and bunting on
innit}.
in case of rain or heavy wind par-
inde will be postponed until further
uotcc.
By order of
Commodore ll. Livingston Lackey.
‘ ’ Marshal.
uplift” llllllillll
GAVE MOBQUITOES N0 QUARTER.
M
Canal zone Ruldcoto Btortod War It
Pint-Appearance.
All amusing incident illustrative of
the thoroughness with which the dam-
gor in the mounulto‘n bite has been
drilled into laborers on the Pananlu
Canal thy health authorities thorn wan
told recently by Stuart Bellow, who
arrived irom Colon iii the United Fruit
ateanulup Tlvlviec.’ Bellows raid the
rainy sea-oil has out in, and following
the but heavy allover: when he was
in, the Canal Zone a tow mosquitoes
appeared.
‘f'rho alarm unread amount acid
Hollow, "and 1mm the, excitement
thatitollowod onc'not convemlnt With
tile “not military regulation: would
hm thought a discard“ wild ,mlmi
mm of nuance-noun, oil munitions
mood a hunt on the; pom, and.
had broken icon.“ filial!“ .mliuitolr
mtoMuntli c ovary?
, elem.
this question: i
, “Are you still looking for Blokes-i
. ice?"
5 Now that query may mean a whole!
‘ lot, and it may not, Those opposed toi
Blakeulce insisted that that simple lit-l
lie query meant that Blakeslec wonidl
:iiot got the New Haven delegation.
willie the Blukesler- men insisted thntl
"lI didn‘t mean anything of the kind.
As a matter of fact input of the tnlkl
_,\'esterdn_v was about Dr. George it,
‘. Knight. chalrmun of tho sluio tubercu-l
iosis commission. The Senators all}
tknow Dr. Knight and all think highly?
of him so that it in not at all wonder-i
fill that his name was greeted with on,
illiuuiusm when mentioned in yoster-‘l
iliay‘g discusuiou. There was so much
jtnlk ol‘ the gentleman from L-akevillel
”that it reporter asked him point blank;
. where he stood on the matter. l
i. Dr. Knight's Position. 1
l “i don't stand at all," said the doc;
‘tor. “I am one or those old legioni
, (he lent so oldlwho believes that the:
‘olilcexoi governor is a pretty loftyl
lone, and an oiilce which should come
tie a man as the result of earnest dis-.
lcusslon by the people of the finale. In
jtlle case of the nomination, i believe
ilhut the people should consider the;
lniatler just as carefully as they con-l
liiuct their own peraounl affairs,
lWhen they have done that there isn't
any chance of making a mistake about
like man whom they put up. -.
l “But, doctor. are you a candidate?"
i ,,”i am not seeking the oillce. and l
twill be pretty well satisfied with what-
lstnte convention in Hartford on Sep-
tember it) and it.
in view of the fact that there is
doubt throughout. the state as to which
candidate the city of New Haven will
support at the convention, the feeling
yesterday wan in favor of Knight, al-
though it was said several times that
if it came down’to the last day and
no one cared to make it tight tor the
place. it would go to tBlakeaiee by do
fault. Those who said this added
frankly that they had ,no idea that“
Binkeeiee could beat Baldwin.
430 Diner‘i at Tablet.
Senator Frank C. Woodrufl was in
charge of the dinner yesterday. and
he had counted upon 350 ucepinnces.
lie had to provide for 80 more than
that when the dinner bell sounded at
1 o'clock. Chairman ’Rorabuck was
late in comihg, and Colonel Ullman
drilled in some time later than his up,-
utale colleague. It began to look as
though the latter wasn't coming but
a little after 2 o’clock he came up in
his automobile. Like Rcrabock, he
went down among the diners and held
11 anll levee among his fri'duds. The
democrats present insisted upon nak-
lng their-republican colleagues where
their hull moose buttons were. Mayor
Daniel P. Dunn of Willlmautlc,. who
will probably be the democratic nom-
liulo l‘or comptroller, was a leadbr in
the democratic 'peralllage. and was
wounded by Mayor and Eleanor Bry-
an F'. Malian of New, mndon.
WW
L—"l'.lr. ’I‘homuli' Eclectrln Oil in the
boat remedy tor that often fatal dill
eascwcrouil. I“!!! been used withauo
con in or family for eight yearn. ~
Vlra. ‘L. glutinous; Buflalo. N. 1’.
WWW
“Handle avai- tried to tell how
much he‘lovecjou?" . » . .
“Frequently,“bui it am going to get
come inside infill-motion thin. after.
noon.f' . ,
“HOW n . " ,
“i am doing to take my engagement
ring to‘the awe r."—~l;louston Poul. "
2-4 ;
3 lift,’ Mr, Dibbs ?"
decided that eggs were the least sus-
plcloue article of diet. thereon. Ac-
cordingly be ordered some.
“All wouldn't jes' recommend (18
aigs' s mornin’. boss." said the negro
servitor.
“What's the matter?
spoiled?"
"No, ooh; day ain't spoiled."
"Well, are they cold storage eggs?"
., Are they
"No. can; dey ain‘t col' storage
alga, neither." .
"Thou, what's the matter with
them?" queried the hungry Haeklns.
“Well. of yo’ mus know—we ain't
got no also ‘3 mornlu’," came the un-
willing 'reply.
Haskina uto cornonkes.
__ .
An ldlo Throat.
“Then," he cried tragically. "than
you reject me? And for my hated
rival?" .
“Yep." also answered coldly, but.
colloquially. “Yep to both questions."
"Ha! Then I owe the fellow a
grudge. I have long owed him $10.
And now i will pay both debts at once
and he will fall dead!" "‘
Lighting his cigaret at the hall gas
jet, lie departed with a mocking laugh.
But the beautiful girl was not
alarmed. She knew he could never
carry out his devilish scheme. For
she knew that he never had 310 in
his whole life.
hi illustration. .
"What do you think of the ‘up—
"on. the ‘upllft' is in right in its
way, but some of these modern ‘up~
liit’ movements remind me of the
‘strong man‘ we sometimes one in
vaudeville."
“in what respect?"
“There is a prodigious amount of,
attaining and tugging to lift a weight
that is comparatively light."
GOT WHAT HE DE3ERVED.
Mi ‘
pace-4w“: do yer t‘ink of Cbeekey
Bill havin' do nerve to tell dat lady in
do wayside cottage he was a sport.
and never In anything but club cand-
wicbou?
WONT—'And did he get one dare?
Pete-Wall, be got do club. but not
do Iandwiob. -
A . Torriblo Fix.
man to do when M! wile asks him for
money and he hasn't. any?" queried
Nuwod: , , '
"Oh, there lun't any proper thin: to
do in than olrcumtancou." replied.
Oidwoii. "Anythlnz balloon brill b0,
wrong." . . ', ‘ 1 n , r
“rm Prairie Wolf. ‘ f -
“Why do you later to Your mar-
lto conduct. an the prairie volt?" q.
“mu, it"s, «luminary to ply. ump-
uiu‘upiraat your. animal name. And
he's on. at. thou. lollom- who , inun-
ll’lo to soil taut out all conduct rolls.
and than burl: and holler. tillfi'nobodr
mfl-‘m-u‘ » ,‘ p
. u .WW 9 .
' , fillimtorm
“What dill you. «1|.th chop!“ ,
"Poitier.“ " ‘ . , .'
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Toi. No. 909.
, rule Hanna Bailey Company
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1 BEAVER BOARD
"What in the proper thing for a ‘
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Pleasure and Rest to
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and WASHINGTON, D. C. .
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and ro-
turn including meals and berth
New York to Richmond or Washington, D. afilé
turn including meals and berth $15
ON 0. D. STEAMERS
l Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths can be procured on Steamer with-
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System.
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3 P. M.
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25, North. River,
Foot of N. Moore St, New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Seudfor Illustrated Famphlot.
W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Mgr. J. J. BROWN,, Gen'l Passenger Apt.
For further particulars apply to J. M. Lliyton and 00.. 5 Roll-
road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Agent, N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R.
o inlll sl ills w
3551* BUTTER, A POUND 32c ‘
aesr nonunion: BAG
'MAGNOLIA on CLOVER MILK.ACAN , 10c
19 pouuos GRANULATED’SUGAR FOR Moo
.uc-‘.o-a-c-:.-:.a..
*WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASKEOR THEM.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 811, SOUTH NORWALK
Dollvorlol 8:30 I. m. Ind 2:30 p. in. Free Dollvory.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
,, Toluphouo. 4|.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and wall-paper. It. in concentuile of an infinite vcriot!
. oi artlotlo designator walls and ceilings, and poi-mm of I
wide scope for individual preterment and taste. We an moi-
ond keep a large supply on hand.
m ,w
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'It is. w:
l'
ii to advertise in The
I sentinel "when your business is ‘
v ‘u’
dull? to stimulate its“ ‘ grotvth.
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