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ROYAL JAMES INN NOTES.
Mrs, Margie Wentzell, of Cincinnati.
who is spending the summer at the
Royal James Inn. is giving a dinner
dance to 25 of her friends, at the ho-
tel, this evening, Many women and
men, prominent in literary, dramatic
‘and soulal circles. are to be guests.
Mrs. Wentzell’s party will be the first
lonction held in the attractive arbor
room, connected with the main dining-
xoom. Among the guests will be Misa
lMarguerite Clark, the famous film
star. who is spending a week at the
toe dancing has made her a B
favorite; Mr. and Mrs. Portal-0351;:
son Browne, the playwright: Scdtt
liltzgerald and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mr
Fitzgerald is the author or “This Side
of Paradise’; Bob Stranahin‘ind Mrs
Stranahan, of Tokeneke. ‘
l Other guests are' Mr
. s. Lem -
dianapolis; Mrs. R. Fortune, 1113:313-
olis; Mrs. Hicks. Norwaik; Mr. and
‘firs. Herbert Woolen, Indianapolis'
arry Wflson, Indianapolis; Mr.
IPaine, New York; George Walker.
Santiago, Cuba; Mr. Kokesatt, Nor:
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and relief."
said M'.
ington, lss Katherine Lud-
president of the Connecticu
Woman Suffrage Association, yester-E
day. She expressed the hope that
Speaker Walker's propoaal to have
the House action reconsidered would
not change the result. She said there
.would be no suffrage celebration until
Secretary of State Colb had
ly"announced full ratifiition. formal
A seventy-year strpsgle to make
Americas democracy in fast as it was
in profession, is successfully ended.
Now we shall be on our guard to see‘
that our poasesalon of the franchise
is made secure—and that the necw
sary facilities are provided for the
registration and the vote of the new
women citizens. Gov. Holcomb has
State ratified. he would call a s is]
session of the Legislature‘to vacide
these facilities, so Connecticut women
iwalk. Duncan Frlszele, Not-walk; Em-
ily Winters, Indiana lis- Arth
Johns, New. York; Bar]: Slitphin. I:
W Vang-73“? "" W m _
Manama; mt: ' 0
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agate \u that score.
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tlon on Senator Brand“? I”
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United States Total
at Olympics Is 118
P. J. Ryan, of New York,
Wins the {Hammer Throw
at the Olympics.
ANTWERP, Aug. 20,—The Ameri-
can athletes in the Seventh Olympic
Games scored 17 points. yesterday,
bringing their total to 118, or 69 points
ahead of Finland's representatives,
their nearest competitors. The Finns.
who failed to win a point yesterday,
’ have 49 points.
The Englishmen made 16 points
yesterday andvthe Swedish athletes 10
points. CzechoSlovskia scaled three
points, Holland two and Belgium and
France one each.' The. day's scores
included the tug of war.
England now has 40 points and Swe.
den 36. France has 13, Canada. South
Africa and Italy 7 each, New Zealand.
Esthonia. Norway and Creche-Slovak-
la 3 each, Holland 2 and Belgium 1.
ANTWERP. Aug. 20.—Hodge, of
England. today won the final heat of
the 3,000 meter steepiechase race in
the Olympic Games. Three Americans
were among the first six, Patrick
Flynn. Paulist A. (3.. being second:
Michael Dcvanney, Milroee A. A..
limb, and Al. Hulsenbosch. Paulist A.
C., sixth. Ambmslni. Italy. was third.
and Mattson. Sweden. fourth. H0688
made the distance in 10 minutes, 2
2-5 seconds. The race was run in a
cold rain. and only a few spectators
were present to witness it. Hodge
hm! a load of 50 yards over Flynn.
Brutus Hamilton. University of Mis-
souri; Harry Goelitz, “limits A. C:
Lieut. E. L, Vidal. U. 8. Army. and F3.
Ellis. Syracuse University. were the
American entrants in the (locale de-
calhlon. which began today and will
be finishcd tomorrow. Tho American
team in sword dueling liofontcli the
(‘zccho-Slovake. eleven virtorics to
live, but was beaten by Swiss
loam. 7 lo 6. The Americans thus
stand a chance to win second place in
this contest.
the
M, J. McGrnth, N. Y, A, (‘,. was un-
ahIo to outer the trials in throwing
the EEG-pound weight, owing to a strain
ho suffcrcl! this week. and Licutcnant
E R Roberts. 1'. S. Army. and J. M.
- ' Hub. San
Machnchol-on. OlympicH
anclsco. failed to qua y.
Ft'llllbc" McDonald, New York tragic
policeman. led the qualiflrn in the 3.6-
pound weight with a throw of clmen
motors. Pat Ryan, Louahlm Lyceum.
was second with 10.925 minors: Lind.
of Sweden. was third. 102.11: hicllcr-
molt. Canada. follrlh. 9.47:1: .\\'l:n:~lson.
Sweden. fifth, 99H: Peterson. Finland.
.ixlll. 9.375.
g The finals in the 200 and $00 meter
' the pro-
dnshcs and pole vault anl.
liminarics in the 3.000 nlvn‘r
werc also on the program luduy.
American athletes have lml‘ll Illcir
wn in the short dasi (Hull 3
Some of the field conical: m which
they have always specialiw-d. but, as
usual, have yielded to the Old “arid
in the long distance runs~ they now
are threatened by the Finnc and their
old antagonists. the Swedes. in field
cvcnls. The United Slates has been
forced to surrender to Europe a num-
ber of first places in contests which
shc has been hitherto accustomed to
ccnsidor bcr own. one of them being
the shot put, in which America lost
the championship on Wednesday. The
pole vaulting found Sweden and Don-
mnrk with splendid pcrformors quali-
or the finals.
flelflmirland was expected to figurc
strongly in the Olympic boxing events
which bcgnn today in the Hall of
Votes at the Antwerp Zoological Gar-
dens. The other entries were the
United States. South Africa. France.
Switzerland. Holland. Norway. Italy
(1 Bel ium.
a“Each gallon was pcrmllted two com-
petitormwith one rcscrve. for each of
the eight classes.
Eight-ounce gloves are used and
each match except in case of a draw
goes in four rounds or a knockout
with thrcc minute rounds and one min-
9 rests.
m'l‘hc challenge cup offered by the
late Emperor of Russia and the usual
Olvmplc medals were the prizes in thc
derathlon. H. Weislander. of Sweden.
to whom the Emperor‘s cup was
awarded at Stockholm after Jim
Thorpe, the American, the actual. win-
ner. was declared a professmnal.
“’eislandcr never claimed It.
The dccathlon comprises ten events
which. in ancient Greece. were.
thought necessary to prove a man an
all round athlete. Thev are: 100 mo-
tor and #00 meter dashes: 1.500 me-
ter run: 110 meter hurdles: broad
"mm: high lump: pole vault: putting
16 pound shot: throwing‘the discus
and throwing the javclin.
Each nation was limited
competitors. > .
Pavesl. of Italy. today won the first.
heat of the 3.00 meter wal‘r in 13 min-
utes. 46 2-5 seconds. Parker. of Aus-
tralia, was second: T. Maroney. St.
Anselm's A. (2.. third: Dawson, of
England, fourth: Peterson. Denmark.
arm; Seshers. Belxlum. sixth. J. n.
Penman. N. Y. A. C. was ruled oil for
running during the fourth lap.
FriserIO. of Italy, won the second
walk
to four
promised that after the thirty-sixth '
heat in 13 minutes. 40 1-5 seconds.
McMaster, of South Africa. was sec-
ond; R. Remer, American Walkers'
Club, third: W. Rolker. N. Y. A. C..
fourth; Hehir. England, fifth, and
Gunn, England, sixth. '
Advertise in the Sentinel.
Try a classified advertisement In the
Sentinel.
'7
THE sou'ru NORWALK EVENING STINEL mu
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and $27.00. Get one while they last.
Van Raalte make at greatly reduced prices.
lTristram Ea” Hyatt
—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
$lS.00—Jaunty Jersey DresSes—$15.00
A limited number of the most attractive frocks formerly priced at $25.00
Special Glove Sale Saturday
For one day only we ofier the following SILK GLOVES all of the famous
2 button lenzths. black or white. “(Sc-$1. values. Saturday Sale Price. 50c.
12 button lengths. black or white. Saturday Sale Price. $2.00.
16 button lengths. black. white. grey or oomree. Saturday Sale Price. $2.25.
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RUTLAND, VT., POPULATION. I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The pop-
ulation of Rulland. VL, was announc-
ed today as 14,954, an incrcasé of l,-
MIR. or 10.4 per cont.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.
H. Krieger 69’ CO.
CLOSING OUT OF ALL READY TO WEAR AP-
PAREL FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS & GIRLS
Practically all SHOES: PUMPS and OXFORDS: all
THE SILK AND COTTON DRESSES: WAISTS.
SWEATERS: BOYS’ WASH SUITS.
Prices are reduced to the lowest level. Buy now and save
at least 50 per cent. on all your purchases.
Easy Payments
. KOREANS WANTED TO
Glasses that merely seem help- PRESENT MEMORIAL
ful to 7°“ "3. ht are not “W- “’ASIIINGTON. Aug. 20.—{‘ahle«l
ly the lenses that will correct your reports from Tokio "list ha pin: 1““;
been unearthed to ho t c par y o
vision any mor eth‘m, 8 pleasant—.Ammcan (.onmmgmm now mm“
to-taste drug is certain to correct me Far East when it arrived m
.081 ailment. Allow us Korea. were characterized by lKiusIc
some phyla
to look back through your pupil- 'Kima, chairman of the Korean Com»
mission. as "another groundless Jan.
back through the cornea of yair ,h a, ..
8!“ ‘t the We 161,13- If amaziaidwgs :iliixi‘l‘nod. he said. was to
there are no opaclties we W111 dis- present a memorial to the party.
cover by other tests. the manner in -—~—-——*—-—
which your weakened eye muasles
have interfered with your sight.
Tel-IA. MER
Optometrists and Optician!
"The lease of good gleam“.
WOMAN AWAKENS AFTER
Two YEARS.
WAI’KESHA. “121.. Aug. ltd—Mrs.
Clara Jul-neuron. of. of Racine. who
has becn sslecp at the county asylum
for more than two years, has regain-
cd consciousness.
A sister in law visited the asylum
with Mrs. Jorgenson's six year old
that the child
O . son. It is thought
87 Atlantic St, Stamford awakened the memories in the wo—
‘ " ' ‘ ‘ ' man's mind that restored her to a
normal condition.
WeCloeeatoP.fl.Daily
"ASPIRIN”
WARNING! Unless you see'thc name "Bayer" on
tablets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions.
Name “Bayer" has same meaning as 14 Karat on gold.
SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an "unbroken package" of
genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin." which contains proper direc-
- tions for Headache. Earachc. Toothache, NenraIgia. Colds. Rheuma-
tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American!
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a féw cents—Larger packages.
Janis-In to the trade mark of Bayer Ian-More of Iona-octteacu-ter oi Comm
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CANDLE STICKS
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BIG BARGAINS
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Ladies’ and Childlcns
WHITE CAN V AS
Pumas. Shoes & Oxfords
It will pay you to see our
bargains.
Ooen Saturday Eveninlrs.
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SHOE STORE
31 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
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