Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 18, 1914 · page 3

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WANTED I TO LET _ 1 FOR SALE
WANTEDWIAIIY ("A.\‘\'A>‘L<i'lltS.‘ T0 LET—FROM AI'U. lST, I‘I\'I'.“ FOR SALE—CHEAP. BOAT, 21'. F‘T.j

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WANTED—12Xi’i-JRIENI‘ED GIRL
[or general housework
Inquire ll Seatiew Ave.

WANTED ~« AI‘TO
M'ork guaranteed.
Gasoline 1711'.
Railroad Ave.

TO LET—0N OR BEFORE

GIRLS WANTED ()N SINGER SEW-
ist, four rooms,

In; machines on house dresses. Steady

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A p111) Ilress Factory,

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laundry.
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and $100.

East Norwalk.

improvements;
to adults; lower floor at No. West Norwalk
6 Cove Ave L J. Jones.

T0 LET—I'NI‘URNISIIEI)
tage at Pine Point.
Inquire of Chas.

rooms, upper floor, part improvements.
16 Rowan St.’
1.8 Rowan St.

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Automobiles stor- IRISO large front
liisesa (.arage 47 inquire 61 Spring St, South Norw.a1k

LET—FI'RNISIIEI)

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ROOM;
unfurnished

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T0 LET—«FURNISHED. Two cox

COT- ‘
Rent for season

long, s ft. wide; or will exchange for
small motor or sail boat.
Osborn Ave.’ East Norwaik.

FOR SALE—NICE
dressed or alive. Ruehl.

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FOR SALE—SADDLE PONY, CART
and harness. Address W, C. 8.. care
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. FOR SALE—OPEN LAI'NCII.
ft., 13 in, x 5 l't., 6 in.; 4 ii. 1’. Barker
‘engine. good as new. Schebler carbu-
rator, magneto, complete inventory or
accessories. For price. etc, address
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to sell our teas. coffees, etc., on big
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ceptional opportunity for right n111n.1light housekeeping. 3” East A1e..

Mliittalter,Bioadwa_1 and 141th St., ,near depot. J'lb' 3‘;

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'netting rooms, water, gas gas plate. I

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range bath, gas electric lights, waxed

Box 533’ 50.111, floors, from? and back pctches yard Rider 110““

[\‘orwalk. j13 61 I and furnace taken care of. Rent resi-
»_—». ionable. inquire 19 Chestnut St. Tele-
LOANS WANTED—$2,500 AND $3,- phone 8213-12. 113 ’t

500 as lst mortgage, 6 per cent. in-
,terest. 11011 685, South Norwalk.
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WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
Bottle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1161

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T0 LET—HOUSE, 53 WEST AYE ..
corner of Orchard St, House, 80 Frank-
lin Ave. Also 2 apartments. Apply
Monday and Tuesday, 53 West Ave.

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To LET—FIVE ROOMS. 8 CROSS
St. Rent, 812. Inquire J. A. Rudder.
108 So. Main St. Tel. 1342-5. 117 st

 

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ddentificntion and paying for adv. in-
nuire .1 West Ave, South Norwaik.
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iYou are strong and well.
That's pleasant.

Hon hope to remain so.
That's natural.

lYour spine may get out of order.
That's possible.

N011 need some adjustments,
That's evident.

Better start today.
That's wisdom.

Non want the best,
That's proper.

Painless methods.
That's discrimination.

Bee E. Barthel. D. 0.
That's important.

Offices 80. Nm'walk and Stamford.
That's the right place.

Delays are dangerous,

I That's all.

E. BARTHOL.’ D. C.

53 Meadow St., South Norwalk,
. 7 to 8 p. m.
I07 Atlantic 'St., Stamford. 9 a.

‘ m. to 5 p- m.

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Ire alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage of conditions.

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ocienttdui skilled worker to get
ahead—write an. "Sentinel want Ad.
stating. briefly and concisely your ex-
perlences; tell of your proficiency and
look a position where energetic. well.
directed service will mutt 1n definite
advancement. ,
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Sentinel saver every legitimate line
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tor those who.

TO LET—STORE AND BASE-
ment. 85 North Main St. inquire at
M. Gutkowsky‘s furniture store, 87
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'ro LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
inquire Mrs. it_ Tat-10v,
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. 1165-5.

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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 same. Disease in cans-
ed by a wrench. twist or uprain 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 sys-
tents in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re
not giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.

Magnetic treatments siren also.

T. Francis, D. C.

u Waohlngttm at. 8°. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
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Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain 8. Saunders

ARBORCULTURISTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

BUSINESS NOTICES

mas. .sro'nsws set-1001. FOR
BOYS “AND GIRLSr
Special preparation for the Senior
High School
FALL TERM, SEPT. 8. .
SUMMER SCHOOL AUGUST 3.
Number Limited.
Address
MR3. u. w. STOREY,

3 Elmcent Terrace. Not-walk. conn.
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NOTICE.
I have It at mt. What? Tin for

maranteed for 15 years. Wise peonle
are having me repair their Tiuwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
savednoney.

HENRY A. HEGELEIN,

141 Wash. st' Phone 1103.12 at- 373

 

 

Compo Inn

BOSTON POST- ROAD.

Westport, Conn.

Service, .1.‘ to Girls,”- noted“ for
Steaks. Broilers and ill Sea Foods in

m a or. delimit of“... users of mien. Amundsen can 3,. made
Mine] was». ‘°'_ mm new short notté. . . . .
, 2"coaos11'r or accent»
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East Norwalk Building plans futnish-
led free to buyers Mating Construc-
tion Co. 123 Washington St 113 pt

yesterday's pleasure.

This week there will be many fea-
tures at the park to attract. This at-
ternoon there will be a Tango Tea in
the. Casino‘s beautiful. private bail-
rootn, Miss Elizabeth Mctlibbons from
I‘astle House. New York. and it. P.
Wilcox. iloton's dancing instrui‘tor.
will ieuture some new and attractite
dancing. and the luncheon served will
be of the finest. The evening the
Monday Night Dancing t‘lub will
dance. at the pa1iliun. These affairs
l1a1e proven to be very brilliant and
successful

'I‘otncrrow morning the Darien

 

FOR SALE-THE BRICK DWELI:
ing, No. 7-1 West Av..e known as the
Lot 75 feet front and
'170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reaSOnalile
and price very low. Address Christian
,Swartz. j3 if

 

For Sale or Rent

Large. Single House. 1111 improve-
ments. attractively situated, on Ste-

vens street, Norwalk, ,lliethodist Episcopal Sunday :CIIOOI
9- 7- McGOVERN iwiii combine for" their annual summer
INSURANCE AND TEEAL ESTA.” ‘ouilng and picnic. There will be 11a
‘55 Washington Strut, iter and land spoIts, ball games and
Iouth N°"‘”'"‘V Conn. 7"- "5,1119 like. A11 excursion Is also ex-
‘___-..-.-,-,_. :[K‘f‘lt‘ll from 1.01:1: Island. These ex-
curslonlsts will come on II1c steamer
"Orient." Tomorrow .evening the
Eureka Club. composed of well-known
Stamford and Norwuli dancing -e11
thuslnsls will give 11 dance at the pa
vilion. and the usual weekly display
of fireworks will be given.
“'rher Exchange. 151; pup-119m Ave.“ 011 Wednesday the South Norwnik
Bridgeport. Conn. I“. E. Chm“. Sunday-school. IIIE‘

iSoutltport Sunday-schools, and the

ESuIiddy—sl'hools of \Yeslport will pic-
SOLVENT NOTICE.

 

REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—L. (.‘.

S 11111 b. l'ndlzrwood,
Remington, all other
lllilkl‘tl. sold, rented.
reunited. Rentals $5
per month. Machines
sold at $7» per month.
The I‘itnunter Type-

 

 

 

 

ripe delicious fbtiatoes.

j' week only.

i’c rc 1 Monev3— 3 min. “XI

At." .111 p. 111 He first r111Ve was held.
The boats had 11 periett start anti
dead r1111 before the wind to the ilrst
This race was a handicap and
the time was based 111011 the previou<
race. The time for this e1ent was:
lIunford Poole-~43 mitt. ill sec.
Percy Money—~37 min. 10 sec.

Morten Shepherd—313 min Gisela
Sidney \l'intringlmtn-.’.il min, 171 sec.
The 111 \l rn'u- will be held next Surr,

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Small cat 5 ms Inf 15 cents
or large cat

5, CRINE'S CATSUP, This Week Only, BOT. .................... 5‘.
SMOKED SARDINES, Usually 10¢ a can, CAN ................ 8¢
PACIFIC TOILET PAPER, Sold for So a roll

pleasure resort. There were five ban 1 fl
dred people and over, who availed ’l‘l ' ~ . Ext-it'd l 1- it. till“ WI Ih It“ flees.
themselves of the excellent bathing . 1e tr”! race for saillt 1g ““085 1 '11 Saups w.t1 1 I) [V 11. .1 stunt '71‘1 i It: ‘.‘1ry
p111ileges to forget the heat of the was held raturday alum-31111, IV.Vt ow . C 1‘ 33¢ ‘ '1‘ 70°
~ .. 'g '£.1,.1«,. (1.»;1 ............... ‘ .
tiny. 'ihe (aslno restaurant reports "1' to the “It ”‘1‘ dl‘ If“ (””3” dfu. 3-, “tam \ \1 11.1 1 1.. Anthea , 13%. V 1 , ,
yesterday as being one of the 8935011.}, not start, this e1enl was hell again (‘ fi 3,); ‘ 60c
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busiest days so far. ihere were any 5mm“ “‘It'rl‘f’w . l"“_ ‘m'r'e “f5 ..,, 5.3“.“ with 1 1V suitina 1 1,
number of automobilists who drove ,0 from a stake in line with the Beie E‘c‘i‘w “‘ ‘ 33‘ ‘ 501:
.V r. . ‘ L'I'dll 1i . 1 1,, ,, i 1.. .................. ., ‘ _ ........
the parl. for dinner. ihatilotonislsst 1‘ d ‘ 91' “Ml 10. “8 bunk hp“. '. QtVi‘PllS with 1 1'1. lynx " '7“ ”1 ‘IV‘ ‘ " 7’ 1' II" ‘9”
becoming very popular with autonio» buoy, then to the red and Mack buoy “h“ 25c “(111 'r. ,1 43°
bile parties from all over the state and and home. TI“ ”m“ 3'0" ””3 “‘0‘? ‘ ................ V ttttttttt
New York as Well. is shown by the “13": - . ”
ever increasing number who dalll' 51‘1““ “mm“ham“‘m ”m‘ 10 sec. Iona TO‘natoeS ‘
come there. And. as usual, the roller lianior ‘ ‘cote—mi' ‘ ”ll" 3'” 590 I 11... d .. A uill (in of
coaster and (arousal added much to )im'ten Slicphrrde‘ll 11111. :51) sec. e L‘ 0 r “ .e L a call

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7 ROLLS 25¢

day afternoon. ‘: o MARSHALI'S w“
” errlfl Kippered or 'I‘omnto (“AN C
“Hm MMLaCM“ “'“I Spend today 7 Sauce ..

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Other Leaders This Week

1), Brush has purchased the Over-
“‘0“ cottage" ~ Miliur's Marmalade .. jar 12c
. ~ lled Kidney ileztns 3 cans 25¢
Viiltghur' \t\!alt;’r]s gas .1 weekend “WM“.S llIue .. box do and 8:
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r a H ' 111 ' \\11V~l‘uoards ........ eacn 32c V
Mutton Leo i-Veut the 1.'eelt~c~nd at I’ie’ liars 'L .......... Pound lc .

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I’i"..ilI:‘S, p.311.- . Found 12 1-21:
AIL-1’ Baked

fink-i) I‘nked Deans N0. 2 can 86

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the home of his parents.

Rollie Senrlst was the wick—end

guest of Charles Leo

Theresa Farrell is spending a few
weeks at Nutley. N. J.

Alexander fiellmer speni the week-
end at Lake Meapnc. N. Y.

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Lewis (Irlcbel' of Brooklyn, N. Y.

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18 STAMP SPECIALS AT Ti-ic

THE GREAT A. 81 P. TBA (30.,

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was the guest of John (‘09 over Sun-
da-‘V lanterns and made quite a sltcwinz.
Miss ('anileld, the well-known singer

of New York city, rendered some vesy
pretty solos both in English and ital-
.ian, which were heartily applauded.

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Charles lacks of ilrooklvn, N Y.. is
enjoying a few dl)'8 at the Court Laur
el Club. .

 

Elizabeth Kent Is spending a few
days at Newburgh. N. Y., with
friends.

To the Board of County Commission
ers of Fairefleld County.

I i hereby apply for a transfer 01' :1

license. No. 90, to sell Spirituous and

intoxicating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer,

Rhine Wine and Cider from Angelo

I.Contaretti at as Water street to An-

Mr. and Mrs. John Katte_.of lletheli
are at the Court Laurel Club for a
few days.

Inlc at the park. in theV evening the
of Stamford will give their second
dance and concert in the pavilion.

District of Norwalk as. l’twobate Thursday the. Sunday-schools of

Estate of Frank Racanelll late of school of Cannon will Itold their an
Norwalk, in said district. deceased. ,nual Dil‘nics entire park, and in the

The Court of Probate for the Dis- evening the American Band will give
lowed six months from the date here- day “how picnic will also be held.
of for the creditors of said estate to Next Sunday swimntitlg ”(93' [0 be
exhibit their claims for settlement lglt en under the auspices of the local
accounts. properly attested, “.nhmbeautlful lmmg 0“” given as prizes
said time, will be debarred a rec0very.-': by Mana’ger llayley, will he held' One
are requested to make immediate pay '

ment to 1

MICHAEL RACANELLI.

.out of town expert swimmers are ex-

light. and the other will be a mile
:race. A large number of local and

Wednesday will be. children's day at
Court Laurel and the little ones are
in for a good time.

gelo Contarettifat 18 Burbank street.
Town of Norwalk.
The proposed place of business is

1
not located within 200 feet in a di.

' Iished in a newspaper having a circu-
‘ lation in said district at least five

roofing, leaders and flutters that Is ‘

 

ipopular Oriental Fife and Drum Band‘

Court, June 24 A D.. 1914 New Canaan and the .\i. ii. Sunday-

trict of Norwalk hath limited and al— a concert The Rowuvton “- E Sun-

Tbose who neglect to present their branch 0f ”‘9 “‘9 Savers', and for

All persons indebted to said estaterace will be around the Green's Reef
Executor.

ipected to enter the contest. and the
iinterest in the races will be keen.
" r Final arrangements are being made
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. for the popular “spot-light" dance and
“Slim Of Not-walk 53-: 9'0““? the circle dance. These will soon be
Court, July 20 A D. 1914. 'installed
Estate of Lydia P Valentine. late? Last Saturday the Clan McGregor.
of Norwalk, In said district deceased. fconatgung or over five hundred mem-
Ordered That the executor exhibit hers were at the pat-.11 The Clan
his administration account to this' brought their own music, a band of
court for adjustment at the Probate several bagpipes and other pieces .
0m“) in ,‘NOFWBJR on the 29th day 01' the members of which were attired in
July 1914, at 1 Oo‘clock forenoon, andjkmg in the approved Harry Lauder
that all persons interested iii said (93- :51er The Clan was the center of '
tote may be notified thereof. the ex-' much interest during their short stay“
center will cause this order to be pub- at the park.

Country Club

The tennis team of the. Norwalk
Country Club lost five games out ofi
sevfi to the Beaver Hills tennis team' ,
in New Haven on Saturday afternoon

District of Norwalk. ss., .Probate The games were very close, and the
Court. July 20, A. D.. 1914, 'Beaver Hills lied to go some to defeatI

Estate of Margaret Lockwood, late the local team. in the singles Ross
of Norawik in said district, deceased. Burchard won. and Robert Van Buren.l

The Court of Probate for the D13- Jonathan Grout. and Gardner Trow.‘
trict of VNorwalk hath limited and 311- bridge lost. In the doubles Fletcher’
lowed six months from the date here- Montgomery and William K Fowler
of for the creditors of said estate tolnon, and Ross Burchard and Louis
exhibit their claims for settlement. [Leonard lost; Harry Lane and Arthuri
Those who neglect to present their-{Wheeler lost On August let the Beav-
accounts properly attested. within said or Hills will play a return match on
time will be debarred a recovery. All the Country Club's courts, and the
persons indebted to said estate are,local team expect to make a much
requested to make immediate my. better showing The Beaver Hills

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days before said 29th day of July.
1914.
,- HENRY W. GREGORY,
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SOLVENT NOTICE.

meat to treated the Country Club team and
’ WM. E1 IDCKWIOOD. their friends most cordially. «no:
2130 27 a3_ ‘ - Executor. them refreshments and making them

Woodrombte in my “to.
1......qu m a com «the Int-1 the younsut m of wnnm
no human than or m 11.91.11. 71 Osborn auntie, not 1111.!

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‘rect line~ of a Church Edition or Pub-
ilc School-house ,or the premises per-
taining thereto. or any Post Office,
l Public Library or Cemetery.

Charles Grim and Elwood Cornell! I Dated at Norwalk, this 15th day oi

both of New York city, are the July A. D.. 1914.

guests of Harold Clarke for a few? A\GEL0 CONTRARETTI

days. ' Applicant.
.._..._ We. the undersigned, electors and

There will be a card party held at taxpayers as defined by law. of the

the club house tomorrow afternoon. 11‘0““ 0" NONflk. hereby endorse the

Some beautiful prizes have been do- application 0f the ab0ve named Ange-

nated. - IIO Contaretti for such license and we
._.__..__ ,do severally certify each for himself

11 [tile sitting on the wall that sur-gthat “8 are taxpayers owning real es-

8
her

Catherine Farrell is spending
week with Loretta Hughes at
home in Sayvllle, L. I.

 

'rounds the club house grounds Winnietlate situated in said TOW" (i No“.

Money fell over yesterday, but wale-alk
sated from serious Injury by the abunn 1 Dated at NOTWBII‘ this 15“! day of

dance of seaweed on the beach. July, A. D.. 1914.

John Oldenschlager, Mario Mnruct.
. Harbor View Beach

John Redway. «Frank OCdo, Albert M.
The Misses Burnell were the guests;

Pohlman. '
of their parents over the week-end.

 

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I hereby certify that the above nam~
ed endorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers,' as defined by law,‘ of the Town
of Norwnilt.

 

 

Miss Dorothy- Miller, of Jersey City
is spending a few days with Erma}
Candeid ‘

July, A. D.. 11114.
HERBERT a. SMITH,

120 27 Town Clerk.

Dorlon House

(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK

Shore Dinners and All Kinds
of Sea Food Cooked
I to Order.

John 11. O’Sullivan,

 

 

‘-—Buy your, furniture at‘ Sterling,
Furniture Co., 127 Washington street.

The contract for the dancing plat
form has been let and work is already1
under way. This piatfcrtn Is to be
40 feet square and It is the hope of
the committee in charge that they}
will be able to hold a formal opening.

 

 

It. and In. Leach an a veryV
My party to a number of their liar-
bot M and color-town sue-tn. The,
the". was decorated wIth JWV

 

 

Bid Nash.

Kn 3b Club

There were informal water sports
held at the Knob Club. Saturday after-
noon, and the events were very inter-
esting. the large number of members!
in attendance enjoying a very pleasant
afternoon. There were no prizes
given. .

.Tlie canoe tug-of-war. which proved
to be one of the most interesting of
the afternoon events. was won by Har— ..
Other contestants were
Hebberd. W. Taylor, Don, Gray,

 

Getchel, Copley. Donald Taylor. Stalk
ley Baldwin,:F. Burns.
The amusing feature was provided.

by the entrants in the tub race, and in _j .

this Getchel carried. off the honors.‘
with Miss Eugenie Rummler second.
Master Tracey third. and Don Gray

‘fourth. ‘ .
In the diving contest George Fern .
was first and William Taylor second,

Dated at Not-walk", this 13th day of:

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.__... ing points:

11.01113 and Salt Lake City.

among the larger boys, and in the
small Iads' class Joseph Byrne was:
first and Francis Burns second. '

The bang and go hang events were
won by Francis Avery and 0. Ray— .
mood.

in the candle race Miss Eugenio»
Rummier was the winner. with Miss
Mary McMahon second

The relay race was very interesting
and exciting. In this G. Baldwin and ‘
N. Baldwin were the victors. '

T Ito block race. another feature that,
proved most exciting, was won by
“ard Green.

YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN

THE SOUTH AND WEST. , 4

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interior points. making connection
with daily through cars it the folloilv
Cincinnati. Chicago. DEW
ver indlanapolis, Kansas City, bouls‘
ville Little Rock Oklahoma City. 8(-
Freight

boat leaves Pier 2? East River, new

York (foot of (‘aiherine ,SL), every
”day except sundn.. at' .l p. m. Fret :11
received at \‘oiwalk up to 5 p.111.
at South Norw 111k 11p to .1130 p.111.
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