-—-— ATTEND THE -~"--
Sports 8:Ball Game
der the Joint Auspices of the Norwelk Base Ball Club and the Central Labor Union, at
AMUSEMENT PARK
SIC All Afternoon by Tilly’s American Band
The Best Labor Day Program ever oifered in the Towel Norwalk
AND INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LIST OF EVENTS:
MILE, RACE—First Prize, $5 Pair Shoes. Second Prize, Box of Cigars. Third Prize, Um-
brella.
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No admin er Upset Stomach .
Ier Pape’ e Diapepsin
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Every year regularly more than a
. million stomach structure In the Uni"
tedrfitates, England and Canada take
Mr. rind Mrs. DuPont of State street
are visiting in New York.
lPapa’s Diapepsin, lend realize not Only .1818: Sautelle's cil'cuS' is billed to
immediate; but lasting relief, show in town on September 4th.
This harmless preparation'wlll dl- -
. 898C anything you eat and overcome a’ The bathing pavllliou at Comipo
Beach \wil remain open until late in
1 Sour, pass .or dut-‘oI-order stomach
y September.
iflve minutes afterwards.
II! your‘meals don‘t at comfortabll'.
or what you eat lies like a lump ot
lead in your stomach, or it you have-
heartburn that is a sign of indigestion.
‘ Get from your pharmacist it our
cent case or Pope's Diapepsln and
take a dose just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings. no . ......___...._.
gbelchlng of undigested food mixed Orlando Sutherland, P. H. Cram and
‘with acid. no‘ stomach gas 01 heart-.the Misses 0mm registered at the
iburn, fullness or heavy ieeling in the 1 WEBWOI‘L 110101 yesterday
stomach nausea. debilitating head~ «—
aches dizziness or intestinal griping Leon Hunt and Morris Downs have
I'l‘hia will all go and besides. the“,.l‘lrtirchased the plumbing business or
lwllbbe no sour food left over in the ‘ Thomas Qulgley on the West Side.
istomach to poison your breath with
Inauseous odors.
I Palie's Diapepsln is a certain cuter
,for our~01 order stomachs because it’
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There will be a meeting of the Dem-
ocratic town committee this evening
in the town hall.
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"friends from New York at her home
1‘“ Compo street.
A town meeting is called by the
l‘lre istrict committee, Robert W.
\‘nsh 111C Smith and Thomas Quin
Inn, for Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., at the
equipment and for ‘the «placid a
{number oi hydrants“
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’ Elmer Lewis and lemily have
moved from Church street to quarters
ever the Chinese laundry in Main
. street.
Ralph Collins, 0: Saugatuck, will
succeed William H. Petrir, Jr., in the
The latter Is to enter Pratt Institute.
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A hearing will be held before Judge
of Probate Bradley on September 41th
In relation to the assignment ot’ the
claims of John Wood, the former Main
street meat marketmun, to Samuel A.
Purdy as trustee. -
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Dr. Fred D. Rolland was removed
to a New York hespltal Thursday.
where he underwent an operation for
on his trip by Dr. 1.. ll Wheeler, U.
S. A. Reports from the hospital have
Mrs. A. G. Southey is entertaining 1‘ it that the operation was a success. 1
New gutters are being laid on the
north side of State. street on the lit-
tle hill which goes into (the center.
In years past there has been consid-
erable trouble with «the roadbed at
this point following heavy Joins. The
road has recently been treated by the
state highway department, and to
guard against any damage cement gut-
ters are being constructed.
The steam roller, not the Repub-
lican type. but that used by Contract.
or Merritt who is doing the work for
others of the Embaimers' Supply Co.‘
0 o . r
been lehehaving'b lygtor some timo'
‘ giaeer sustains. Yesterday
bruins the tire hex became over»
heated. setting tire to the boiler pack-
ing. The tender and other woodwork
about the roller blazed up at the same
time. The oil which Is used sparing.
llyrabouttho heavily driven machine.
added fuel to the flames. The engi—
ricer tried to‘daeh out the flames «with
little avail. ‘A‘ 10011] expressmun in
passing by at the time ran to the
tenalue house, securing one of the
chemical extinguishers. Those who
ivoluuteered to extinguish the flames
were reduced then the boiler was 111*
big crowd gathered abut dispersed
'quickly when it was.teared that the
boiler might explode. The Ilumes
were reduced the the boiler was ap-
parently sate again but later on the
‘churred .paute again leaped into flame,
causing more excitement. These were
extinguished. The roller was all
,right again and resumed work later
in the day.
Connecticut Headquarters
Orders have been issued by Russell
Porter-Clark department. commander
of the United Spanish American War
Veterans designating Connecticut
headquarters at the Seaside ilotol,
Atlantic City for the national encomp-
men-t of the Oldel to be held there
September 7 to 13‘.
Umbrella.
SACK RACE, so YARDS—Prize, Order for Derby Hat.
‘HOD-CARRIERS’ RACE—Prize, $2.50 in Gold.
BROAD JUMP—Prize, Box of CigarS.
f1 THROWING BASEBALL—Prize, $2 Sweater.
CLIMBING GREA‘SED POLE—Prize, $5.
BALL GAME
3:30 o’clock
It’s Only a Quarter for the whole
roo YARD DASH—Open event for championship of Norwalk.
IOO YARD DASH FOR UNION MEN-—-Prize, One-half Ton of Coal.
Ioo YARD DASH FOR BOYS UNDER 18 YEARS OF AGE—Prize, League Baseball
: SIXTY YARD DASH FOR UNION MEN OVER 4oyYEARS 0F AGEuPrize $3 Sweater
THREE LEGGED RACE, 60 YARDS—Prize, Two Boxes Cigars.
WHEELBARROW‘ RACE, 50 YARDS—Prize, $2.50 in Gold.
No Entry Fee Required
_ PIIZER’S BARBER SHOP, 32 North Main St, South Norwelk
NORWALKS
vs. YOST
_ The rubber game between two of the best semi-professional teams in the State.
’ miss it. You can’t afford to owe yourself something that you can afford and can get so easily.
‘ HALF MILE RACE—Firm Prize, $3 Sweater. Second Prize, Box of Cigars. Third Prize,
Pl'Ii .e, $3 Hat.
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Entries may be
left at G U S
Don't .
Can you beat it
for the money?
thing.
BASEBALLe—Satn Aug. 31, 3 .30 p. m.—~—-
Stamford vs Norwalk
The deciding game of a series of five and the second game of the Merritt cup series.
Norwalk won the first and is after the second. Admission 25 cents.
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mont. Charles Green is still at Wood
«stock, and will not return until late
in September.
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iThe place will look much attractive
I when completed. Charles Reum 111 do
lng the work.
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A number or water company oili-
AuntMF-itzgeraid leaves today for ciuls took a trip to the reservoir Fri~
idsy. ’l‘hey Inspected the drainage and
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floured Wolfel ls expected homo ily
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tram Germany today A number (it friends of Mr. and Mrs
«an» Stevens In having 1,1,. smell Walter Miller spent a. pleasant even-
um; overhauled. lag Thursday at the young couple’s
home Mr. and Mrs. Miller were mar-
Mr.‘and Mrs. John Ellsworth return rled recently and it was in the term
led home last evening. of u serenade.
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“and Mrs. Otto Schmidt leave to
or a'waek‘s visit.
"Dick“ Whitloclr will be a busy
pitcher for the next few days. lie
pitched Saturday against the Bridge
' ur Bliss has taken a position all ports. Sunday he pitched tor Hedford
dither tor MY Mum” ’ and on Labor day he will pitch a den-
hle header (or the Colts.
McLaughlin house an element
lie is nearing completion.
A Packard touring oar belonging to
(linear Johnson at 31. Louis caught lira
, Friday morning while standing in the
WM” installed “I his place. front or I’MacCauieya drug store. Mr.
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£3,“ka has left Hampton Johnson had .a cloth suspended for 11
her home at New York dripeloth and this caught lire in home
mrenport has had a new heap
Intimate has taken a post» the blaze.
the Springtime Rubber (311111»i
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j at the Hartley house Friday overlies,
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urban reams visit at sea Eliot. and id armada ‘ '
- summon. the moon shining hotness
the rollers made the place appear still
unknown way. A pull of War ended ‘
A pleasant barn dance was enjoyed
, lien or the next meeting ‘
Labor Day Morning, at 10:15 ~—— Port Chester vs. Norwalk
One of the Merritt cup contests and sure to be a hot one. Admission 25 cents.
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acaucus are; Slate, Edward Rutledge
:nud George Darren; Congressional I‘.
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1101 la] Ilonj S. Mead and F. S [lawless
1. .A Gaillard‘s place on Qenoke nv- Il’robnto W. i iBrant and W F. hock-
onue is being graded and improved. iwood.
Weed and George T. Smith; Sena-
There woio no lively contests
and ex cryihlng went oit’ quietly
:dwurd alauson or Vista was tried
before Justice Williams at White
Plains Saturday. His auto ran over
and killed a valuable dog helonglngto
Mr. .Wenv'ersen. He was arrested and
taken to Willie Plains. William Weed
and Clarence ll. Stevens went as wlt~
nestles. Slaunou pleaded guilty. Jus-
tice Williams suspended sentence dur-
ln’g Slauson's good behavior for six
months. Charles Weed drove the par»
ty over as for as Katouah.
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STATE HAYMAKEHS’
TION.
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Annual Convention Will Be Held In
Cookenoe Haylolt Today. '
The state liaymakersf 'assooi'atlon
is to hold its annual convention in
Norwalk today. The meeting will be
held In Red Men's hall in Wall street
ASSOCIA-
gta‘kes hold of your food and digests it
{just the some as it your stomach was
last there.
I Relief in live minutes from all ato-
imach misery is waiting lot you at any
drug store.
These large fifty‘cent cases eontnln
i more than sud‘iclent to thoroughll’
cure almost any case or d) spepsla. in
‘dlgestlon or any other stomach dis-
order.
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MONTGOMERY-CORNING WEDDING
lhe mairlage of Miss tuna \ialllda
Corning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Corning.
lliioutgomery will take place Tuesday
evening September 717, at 7330, at
the Shippau Chapel, Stamford. Her
sister, Miss Helen Corning, will be
the maid of honor, and the brides-
maids are to be Miss Margie Corn-
ing, another sister; Misses Marguerite
Amy Nash and Annie \‘oble of New
gYotk and Miss Marion Ketcham oi
‘Stumloid.
1 Captain Fletcher llll'lil. Montgom-
ery of Norwalk, will be his brother‘s
best. man, and tho ushers are William
litandolph Montgomery,
'tho bridegroom. Edward Parsons
Corning. a. brother 01‘ the bride;
Franklin Butler t‘rosby of New York.
'and Charles Milton Fessendcn ol’
Stamford. ltor. ll. Stanley White will
oillclute.
The reception and supper will be
served at the (‘ornlug country place,
The Moorings, Shippun Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery will make
their home at South Bend, lud.
KNOB’S FORMAL CLOSING.
Today marks the formal closing oi
the season’s Iostivitles at the Knob
Club, and there will be a holiday
dance this evening. 011 Wednesday
afternoon there will be a card party
tor the members of the club, and
this. promises to be quite an affair
because of the novel weaturee to be
presented.
The regular weekly drama was helr'
at the club on Saturday evening with
llromileld'a orchestra, at Stamford, in
their usual good ioim.
Holiday transportation will be in
effect today and it is expected that
the club will be a any place.
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USED TO MISSING IT.
“What became of that train You
used to take into the city in the morn-
lnge?" asked the city men of the an»
burbanite.
"Oh( It’s been taken on," replied the
suburbanite.
"You must rules It."
"Not so otteu 1111 It used to.’
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NOW is NEAL ”TAT! tibia.
Advertise your vacant property
early and [at it rented. Sentinel ciao
allied ads. tie the work cheaply and
quickly.
and delegates trom all parts of the ,
state will he in attendance;
cal haymalterswwlll not Its the hosts.
and will try to entertain their brettu
ran in a royal manner
The session will be called to order
at to o’oleok this morning by Andrew
Walther, chief hamster or the slate.
smears will tails place who
also be decided. and rune
The regular business and election of ;
quasi ,
The to- ‘ '4
to Robert Cornelius
I town hall.
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The committee will ask the state highway department, took
Sentinel want ads. bring results.
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