[ MONDAY, JULY 6, 1914 W THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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. should be in ever lands in No:walk. We \vElcO.»l€ ;Dntribu- WNA PEAR. CANS FOR ......................... V l,
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flour years old are looking for a con.‘ TO LET—AUGUST lsT APART-v WILL SELL FOR (ASH OR ONVVVVV line in v. htch tll V .ltri Vlw VVHV his hand. lselllg a large clack”, lus- . 9n \I'ITII 1 I’tll'VI) AT
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genial home With Catholic family lorimem large well ventilated rooms, all ““53 “5”“ ”De Mam“ " ““59““ -.. .. ' 1‘3““ ‘ ‘1: ”we” burn" “L “‘9’ ”3 30¢
board and room, permanent; country
preferred, ill or near The Norwnlks
State particulars ill detail as to price
location, etc. Address G. L,, care Sen-
tinel, jtl tit
WANTED~YOUNG MAN ABOI'T
18 in our work rooms. Cluctt, Pell-
Ibody and Co, Inc. 1'4 3t
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WANTED—PIANO TUNING, REGU-
Intillg and repairing; satisfaction
guaranteed. E. L. Beers, Austin Ave.
Phone 313-13. 13 3t
. WANTED—1W ELDERLY WOMAN
in American family of adults, situa-
tion at housework. Good will“ cook.
Address II. C, care Sentinel. 33 3t
WANTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS
attic and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for lot calves.
06.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
i‘rlednnln, Conn. Ave Tel 1151
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THIRD IIEGIIEE FIIII
SUSPECT III STAMFORD
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and her attorney also declare she Is
'telling the truth when she insists that
Billlou's death was an accident.
Habeao Corpuo Talk.
Judge N. C. Downs, counsel for
III rs. Angle, has intimated that if
Coroner John J. Pllelan does not fin-
Isll his inquiry during the next 10
days. will apply for a writ of habeas
rorpus. The police on the other
hand, declare that they have enough
evidence In their possession to war-
;l'allt the lower courts holding Mrs.
Angle.
Mrs. Angle is held In the custody of
Chief Brennan of Stamford, with-
out bailand still subjected to police
Interrogation. The police have de-
spaired of getting any more informa-
tion ill any other way than by press-
Illg Mrs. Angle to the limit and it is
modern improvements Ten minutes
from railroad station and business cen-
ter. inquire J. M. Layton and Co.,
Inc. 13 3t
TO LET—THE LOWER FLOOR 0!“.
tcuring car; one Haynes 3
lcar. Inquire L'. S. llyxbee,
passenger
3 Cedar
)6 3t
FOR SALE—A FINE COLLECTION
of books, consisting of voyages of
for the club sports, and the applause
given to the winners, whether island-
ers, club members or their guests Ill
the morning. the Ilelle Island baseball
'team defeated the Rowaytons by the
‘score of 12 to .l at the Roton Point
ball grounds, Manager Ilayley putting
ing [hated by a local doctor, he was
able to finish out the tiny.
Joseph Hogan, formerly in charge
of the Direct Importing Tea Company.
of South Norwalk, but who was pro-
moted as manager of this company's
the St. John place at Rowayton with discovery travels and historicalworks,
all the land you want. to use. ’Itent all in good order Andrew N. Taylor,
$12.00. ~Address Seth B. Toms, 125:,“ “'°°d“a’d 1““ 5°“‘1‘-\°’“3’k
FOR 8ALE—TIIE BRICK DWELL—l
Pearl St., Hartford, Conn. 13 4Vti__13 3‘
T3 LET—FLRVMVbHLD TWO CVON lug, N0. 74 West Ave., known as the
nec “3 rooms we er, 535' gas pate. Rider house Lot 73 feet front and
cook stove and all conveniences for,170 feet deep including garage and
Light dialgstekeeping. 214 East §v°"Vbarn. Terms will be made reasonable
or p ' j 3" and price very low. Address Christian1
‘Sw.artz iii if,
FOR SALE—150 STRONG, HARDY
extra line Rhoda Island Red
chicks, all hatched and ready to do-
liver. Patterson, 4 Winfield St.,
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—SEVERAL ItESIIII-IN»
ces ranging In price from 82,300 to
$8,500. Less than ecst. Easy terms.
Inquire at 40 llllyview Ave. )2 3i
‘ro LET—APARTMENT, FIVE
rooms and collar, 41 Chapel St., fur-
nace, range, hot and cold water, gas,
front and back porch and burn.
Rent 815 month. Inquire 64 South
Main St. 124 if
12 3t.
TO LET—STORE AND BASE-
ment. 85 North Main St. Inquire at.
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87
North Main St. 324 tf
To LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 2:5
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R_ anlov,
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. “65-5.
FOR BALE—CHEAP. 20 FOOT
gasolene launch; first-class condition;
llurker engine. Can be seen at Ilark.
alS tf er Engine Co, Norwulk, t‘onu. Ad-
__..._...___- __. __ -.-. dress ’I‘. E. Cotiklin, 225 Fifth Ave,
REWARD. New York. 32 6t
REWARD—LOST SUIT CASE ON
road to Row’ayton, near Stanlard Oil
Worker Return to South Norwalk
police headquarters. 16 1t
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic Is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Diocese in cans
ed by a wrench, twist or nprain In
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. '
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve eye.
toms In your body. Remote troubles
FOR SALE—AT PRIVATE SALE
household furniture Inquire Mrs. A.
Kostelintos, 32 Lowe St, )1 3t.
For Sale or Rent
Large Single House, all improves
ments,‘ attractively situated, on Ste-
vens street, Norwalk.
6. T. McGOVERN
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATI
155 Wlohlnmon Street.
tooth Nor-walk. Conn. Tel. 845.
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LOST
LOST—LARGE SOLI'I‘AIRE DIA-
.:Wlnner, C, Quinn.
East ,
, black buoy.
the field ill first-class condition for
the boys, which was greatly appre~
ciated. In the afternoon the beach
sports resulted as followts '
.30 \lll‘d dash boys under 10—-Win-
Vner George Macl.achlan
50 ,vnid dash, boys under iZ—Wili-
ner Howard Mott.
Threelegged race, boys under 16—
WInnors, Teddy Domcrest and Charles
Stevens.
IIop, skip and a jump, boys under
tea store, in Bridgeport. was visiting
over the Fourth and yesterday at
Court Laurel Club.
city, has taken up her residence at
Court Laurel Club house for the re-
mainder of the summer months. Mrs.
loering is accompanied by her son,
George. and daughter Charlotte. As
they resided at the club house, last
summer. they are well-known, and
their many friends wil be pleased to
renew acquaintances.
Egg race, boys over 16—
TH“ Iloutlllier.
Puttilll! the shot, boys under 16-
Winner, Teddy Ilemlirest.
. 50 yard dosh, boys under lfi—Whl-
ner. Earl lIoutlIlier,
Ilop. sllkiy,und a jump, boys under
Iii—Winner, Earl lloutlllicr.
.IIop, skip all a jump, boys under 10
~—\\'illller, Arnold .‘IIEICIJICIIIRII.
Winner, George Cray .
Relay race, boys under ILL—Winning
loam—Donald 'Ilrush. Jack Mncimch-
Inn, Ellrl Bouttlller, J. Silicoton.
Several watermelon races—Winner,
difficultnto ”thmee set the winning
Other weekend guests at Court
Laurel Club house were Miss May lies
M..i.e hull and Mr. and Mrs. John
Kline. Bridgeport was represented by
Frank Whulcn: Ansoniu by Mrs. V. M.
Honnecker and Miss M. Burns, and
front Newark came Miss Wilson] and
Miss (.‘onlstoek.’ They were all very
much pleased with the treatment ac-
corded by the members of this popu-
lar club.
of young
,ill
Friday night a large party
folks joullleyed to the carnival
team hadt run to keep the prize and
we meWmmwmmnhmom
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es en tn tlflirppponents ,pere the followinz: Helen Vth ulty,
Sailing canoe race—The trial canoe
rhce resulted lit a runaway victory for
Marten Shepherd, due’to his double
rigged t-anOehnnd the manner in
which he handled It. The course was
from 'the stake boat nt end of club
pier to the black buoy. to red and
to starting. twice dround.
Time—Marten Shepherd, 1:03; lInn-l
ford F0010;“15l5 Sidney 'Wintrlng—
hlun 1:17. Percy Money in not lid...
Ill. a see.
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thorium Saturday Jilly
ies of sailing canoe races will be held
for the club trophy. It Is expected that
at least eight canoes will start in the
Lorena Maci.ochlhn,§ Helen Smith,
Allie \lcNIllty Il‘thel Money Ruth
Alexander ltelmer, Percy Money,
William Smith. Ralph Farrell, Frank
bicNulty, Harry Mucl.ochlun and Luke
Wintriughanl.
Harbor View Beach
‘ig § 9 r.
‘ any your furniture at
Furniture Co 0., 1."; \\ ashlngton street
Mrs. George Goerlng, of New York‘
vine. Laura ’Henlpsey. Mr. and Mrs;
Roe and Minnie Money, George Silllill,‘
Sterlingi
possible they will institute the “third
degree."
Protest! Her Innocence.
When questioned Saturday despite
the fact that her attorney had told
her not to talk, Mrs. Angle cried out:
“I am innocent. Before God I am
innocent. See, I look ydu in the eyes.
I raise my hands to Heaven and I say
that before my Maker I am innocent
of any connection with the death of
lWaldo Ballou. Do you not believe
me?
“-i am worried about my father. Hls
health is not good. He broke down a
year ago, and we came near Ioslnl
him. I‘m afraid this trouble will be
,the death of him."
‘ And then becoming hysterical
again, she clasped her hands, and
paid:
"oil, it I had only done what my
father wished me to do I would not
‘ be in all this trouble. He wanted me
to so down to Maine with him some
months ago. I was ill and nervous.
' and he said the climate and the rest
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor 5 chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatment: given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
'4 Washington St., 8o. NOI‘WIIR. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
Westport, Conn.
Service, a lo Certs, noted for
Stocks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangements can be made
for banquets upon short notice.
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
' MR8. M. LEVY. . .,
Telephone Connections, 9V8 Wootporl.
s-‘TELEPHO‘NE, cALl..7zo.
. Your spine may get out .of order,
' there would brace me up. it then had ,, ». .
. a musical engagement in New Yorkl ‘ ' I
. ,whlch required my presence with’ ’ W .
,wVIiich I hoped to reimburse him in a!
Insecure for all he had “expended In
* eddcating me. I told him what my pur-
.. piliVi was and he insisted that I should
, _ not consider the money but should go
- with: him. I. promised him i would go.
‘to ,Mnine when my musical engage-
mode was ended." ‘
Harris Bolton, son of W R Ballou,
yislted Chief Brennan: office today
ind denied tinit a diamond rlngV 111'.
~ father had woyn WI! missing, ,
, "1 hiya; he, ring in my possession
« now," he sold. “I don‘ rethink any will
. tempt, we bride to rob my tether. RBOROOLTURIITO.
None of pin valuables woo disturbed, NUTHINOBW’M'K‘ .
fond h'o Ind; more than $40 In his books; 7
fat when his body we found .
unT
Beaupatn 8. Saunders
' anlnleu methods.
" {Sec III. Barthel, D. C
Offices 80, alt and Stamford”
‘ Thor lit place.
Delays are “dangerous,-
That'a all.
Trees Shrayl‘lafi BARTHOL‘ DOC
mond brooch. Reward for return to
Frank T. Brunduge, Taylor and Gold-
en, or telephone 1391-3. 16 3t
LOST—TOY BRINDLE BULL DOC,
female. Reward if returned to R. E.
Nicholas, Tokenoke. Licenso'number
13,218. 13 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? -‘Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
love money.
HENRY A. .HEGELEINj
I41 Walh. St. Phone 1106-12 or 373
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You are strong end well,
. That’s pleasant.
You hope to remain so.
That’s natural.
,Thot'l possible.
You need, some adjustments, ,
That's evident.
Better start today,
That's wisdom.
You want the best,
That's proper.
That's discrimination.
That's important
63 Meadow Sol South Norwalk.
series. The trophy will be a hand
some engraved cup. well worth th
sport of winning.
In the evening the attendance at.
the club was the largest since the,
opening day, three years ago. This
season promises to be the most suc-
cesful of all. The evening started off
with the awarding of prizes to the
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. winners of the afternoon, followed by;
‘ one of the finest displays of fireworks
seen in this location. After the fires
works a dance followed special music
being proxided for the occasion The
club house and grounds were taxed to
their capacity and everybody gave
the entertainment committee a vote
of thanks for the generous entertain-
ment provided for the day.
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A card party will be held at the
club house tomorrow, aftVeI‘noon. l
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Dr Wa lter Stroh‘iheyer his returned
to his home in VValley Stream, L. I. 3
George Kelwin spent the Weekend
as the guests 0f William C. Smith, Jr. .
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Miss Margaret Bowen, of Waterbury,l
spent the Fourth at Court Laurel Club. l
Dr.. James of Brooklyn, N. Y., beIdV}
services at the Island yesterday eve- l-
ning, i
Norton Leo was at his home for
the, build!» He lhilt! on bill guest
George Seagrlot. " ‘
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Attorney Dental bowling and Miss,
Dorothy Bowling, of New York city,
were week-end visitors at Court Len
rel Club. ” ‘ "
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Harry Burnell is putting the tapes
edown on his new tennis court.
Mrs. Harry Peck entertained a large.
number of guests over the week-end.
New benches have been' provided
for the players on the public tennis
court.
Helen Cornell and Jennie White-
head drove over to Rowayton. Satulu.
day. in Miss Whitebends pony cart,
to visit some friends. .
Mrs W. Dolley will give a party for
her son George. who is the only baby
born at Harbor View, therefore he is
the only citizen, as he was registered
let the town clerk's office.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes, Mr and
Mrs. S. Carol and family; R. Hull, of
New York city and Norfolk. \'..a and
Mr and Mrs. G. Connolly enjoyed a.
fishing trip to Goose Island yesterday.
After fishing, lunch was served on the
island and bathing was enjoyed. Alto-
gether about 30 fish were caught, some
of which were very large.
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Dorlons Pomt.
A shore dinner was‘ given Thursday
night at Dorlon‘s PWI’. in honor of
Corporation Counsel Adelbert A. Skeel,
of Stamford, who has just entered
upon the practice of low in his own
office. Mr. Skeel was associated with'
Cummings and Lockwood until r}.
céntly. He now has his office in the
suite of Albert Phillips.
'succeesful future to Mr. Skeei’. All
Household this”, winch sentinel
to find’ IXJVVIc
The diners
were thirteen 'In number, and the)_
enjoyed the fine dinner. and, at the‘
Misses Mary McAIIistor. Nell col-i911“; 50in“ hthlrlIn the toast of «"-
lichenend Marlo T. Daron, othl-ook-
I polltippi partied were; represents].
, struggle, thereby winning
THE GREAT A. & P. TEA (10.,
lo . No. 909. Free l-i vcly.
, Hickory Bluff
,1 Close to one hundred people were
Frelleric H. Norton has had his served with one of Stewardess Thump.
yatht overhauled. and Captain Thors- son's “"9 ‘Shore dinners, while SW‘
u,“ 0. Stabell, ”f the Norwalk Yacht dcl's musicians rendered musical selec-
(‘lub, has had the yacht placed in the “0115'
water for the season. Mr. Norton and
family are expected to arrive here
snortiy for the balance of the sum-
mer. Their new lesidence in New
Jersey is completed, and it is prob-
able that after this year they will re-
side there,
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pionship in the doubles. ‘3.
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Ill the eveninz dancing was the all
'absorhing amusement and the glossy
floor was taxed in its capacity with
lovers of dancing.
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL
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Dorloli I’ouse
(Gregwy Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Shore DinnerScand All Kinds ?
of Sea Food Cooked
Several boats of the Norwalk Yacht
(‘Iub participuted in the races held
on Saturday by the Larchmont Yulht
Chill. Russell B. Budd's boat came In
second 'nnd William H. Farrell‘s third
in their division; William J. McHu;l1,.
Jr., took second place ill Ills dlvis on.
and William F. Clarke was lost in his
GIVISIOII. On account of these loatc: ‘ to Order.
,being away from the home station. . , , . ~
laces were held off the Norwalk. 30h" h, 0 SUHIVEIIT,
'Yacht Club course, and It is stated tlle.
date of the local races will "be all-
bounced later.
I ", 'uvuusnnn
K1101), Club 2 . Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M,—-I:S‘.T.\‘. 4:49) 5234):, 5:421,
6:09, 0:5Tx, 7:1s‘x. 7:46, S:ISX, 8:591,
9zin, 9:40. 10::l3x, 19:51x, 11:51.
P. M.-l:13x, 1:22x, 1:27, 3:02:'
3:29, 4:42x, 5:15:, 5:45. 6:02x, 8:47.
Prop. 3
Luther M. Wright, .who has charge
of the Knob L‘lub trunsportnlh n ser-
vice. had three horses and one unto~
mobile in use July 4th.
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I President Horatio Byrne, of the
limb Club, has purchased a shift for
the use of his sons and has had it
overhauled and placed til the water.
, It
«all
—— 7:0:x, 7:45x, 9:42x, 'lozls'll.
Bromfield’s orchestra, of Stamford, Sundayi
furnished excellent ccneelt music lit A. )l.-—l‘2:2f.>;, 4:415, 5:34x, 5:421. V
the Knob, Satulday aftemocn, and Sui-l, 10;".‘lx 11:30. .1
also played for dancing in the evening. P, M.-l::.‘-0x, 2; t4::, 3:02x, 4:421, ”V.
l . 5:45, mom: Toss, 7:12, 7:4.3x, 7:571,
‘ A special meeting of the members itzlllx. l'l:-l‘.‘x_ IIIZISX,‘ l0233. f
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
of the Knob Club Company was held
Saturday, at 12 o'clock, at which time
the question of changing the. date of A. ,\1,——4;41x, :_.;3.',V, ‘ 6:45, small.
the annual meeting to Labor Day cnlio Rfijy 945,; lunacy, 10:03, 10:50:,
up. and was decided adversely. Frost. 11:03, ', -. ..-
dent Horatio Byrne presided, and Sec- p, m, —12:03 1:05, 2:04x,, 2:57.
retary Wilfred Bodwcll read the call 3 30x, 3 55, 4 l-zt 4; 29 5:05}: 5: 24,
of the meeting. There was consider 5 n3 6. 01x. 6 9,7, 8:10x, 9 25. 9-, 40;,
able discussion regarding the preposi 11 15x 1:, 9,01
tion, and a motion to adjourn was lost. Sundays. . ,,
,The vote on the resolution to chain: e‘ A'. MAGNOV 8:03x. 9:00;, 10:92; ’
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the meeting date from March to Labor
Day was then voted on and lost- "7
10. There was some sentiment in in-
vor of changing the date of the meet-
Iilg, and it may be time later in the
sea‘sOn, to October ‘or November.
‘13:.30x.
P, .\i.—12:10, 1:02x. 3.39x, 52022;}-
5:01, 6:01x, 7:09x, 8:10x, 9:00x, 9:401, ?
10:00x, 11:15x,_12:00x.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN _
A. \i.——12:23x. 1:l7:{ 6:05 7318',
:ltix, 1'0: IS 11: l]\, 11: 57x. .
I’ \I. ~12: 03,1: 20. 3: 16x. 4. 28, 5'17.
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Norwallt Collnuy Club
6:1«Ix. 6:47, 7:09x, 9: .‘ix, 10: .51"
One of the largest crowds which has 11105-
ever assembled at the Norwalk‘Coun- Sundays. V
‘ A. MIZ—IQ:‘_‘le 1:13x, 7:43, 9:1Vex.
tryV Club on a Fourth of July, gathered
at the c.ub house. last Salem...- ,to {IL 10:19. 111113-
ioy their favorite amusement and ill-.1 I’. TIL—11:33. 2: tle 4: 46:, 6:10;,
dentally celebrate the anniversary of 6141‘. 7209K- 511’er 9-341”, 102-03" , -,
the signing of the Declaration of lnle- l’lii'l'lk'. ' ' '
pendence. It was a gala day from the
curly morning when the members
first arrived until the close, v btch was
SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. Sir—1:29. 6:13 8:" .7, 9: 59;. ‘ ,
Well after midnight. Dancing, music, .I’. .\i.——1: 2:. 2:".) 4. 38, 5:24tV 6: 30.
tennis, rogue, swimming and boating 7:22. V,
each had its followers actively engag- Sundays.
ed with dancing claiming the majclmity A. ‘\i —-101..7. .
e M72515. 7:22.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALKL‘
Speidel's orchestra filled the rooms or
the club with excellent music con-
stantly from afternoon until 11:30 at
night. A \f——6'00,T:23,3200,8218,10:03!,..
— l .. ‘ ' n . .55. ; '
The finals of the tennis toulnament P. M. —4: 21, 6:49, 8:30.
were pi'oycd off during the aftermath Sundays.
before a very large and entitllslsstic A, M.—7:5fi, 11:45. .'
audience-,3 In the single": LVehnlaler dc-
featod Louis W. Leonard after colors
the first
prize: sfire'srlrs. Wheeler and lane a."
ter one of the closest matches: seen on
the i ‘bottl‘ts were ‘down Inc‘fl'au‘“
buren brothers and cliplured the chem-
7:18x,'8:35.
x—Signifies express.
f-Slgnifles stops on signal only;
lj~mscontlnucd after June 21, , . V41
'r-«f‘oos not run Saturdays.
z-— Saturdays only.
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