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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENINO SENTINEL
TUESDAY, _JULY '23, 1914 . raw. man
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous..—
“Ads”——To Let,
Business and
The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
Three Times. 50c.
face or Caps, Double
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty—Five Words or Less, 25c;
Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
Price.
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness In re—
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
WANTED I
TO LET’
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDSl
cattle and poultry Best market prices‘
Dali Extra prices for tat calves. Iquire Mts. ll. Ganung, ufl Chestnut H P. motor
I5 .00 for bob valves to fatten. 1-1.,
Friedman, Conn: Ave. Tel 1151
029 til
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LOST
LOST—«INHAR SliOllEllAVEN INN,
gold and green enamel brooch, with
K. Y. A, C. on winged foot, in center
Surrounded by pearls. Reward for re-
turn to Shorehaven Inn. ji’S 3t
HAND
and New
Reward for
3’27 3t
LOST—LADIES: BLUE
containing a vanity case
IYork commutation ticket.
return to Sentinel office,
Losr~msr NIuIIT 0N Thou
Icy car or on South Main or Monroe
streets, It .goid watch fob set with
diamonds. A generous reward will be
given for its return to The Sentinel
office. ' 27 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin tor
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN,
141 Wash. 81:. Phone 1106-12 or 373
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,You are strong and well.
That’s pleasant.
.You hope to remain so,
That's natural.
.Your spine may get. out all order,
Thais possible.
you need some adjustments,
That’s evident
Better start today,
That’s wisdom.
{You want the best,
That's proper. '
Painless methods. '
That’s discrimination.
Bee E. Barthol, D. 0.
That’s important.
Offices 80. Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous
That’s alL
E. BARTHOL. D. .c.
53 Meadow St., South Norwalk,
7 *0 8 9-!“-
m7 Atlantic Sn, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p- m. '
Spinal Analysis Free,
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FAST FREIGHT LINE T0 new
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS'iN
,THE SOUTH AND WEST.‘
Through our service to all important
interior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den-
Iver Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louis.
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St.
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
lYork (foot of Catherine St), every
day except Sunday at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. Imam!
at South Norwalk up to '5230 p. III.
THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
Anning J. Smith, Lessee. '
George F. Fools. General Agent.
Compo Inn
BOSTON POST ROAD.
. Westport, Conoi
Service, a in Carlo, noted tor
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
mean. Arrangements can be made
or sensual; upon short notice.
GONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING EVERY EVENING.
f ... RIBS; M. LEVY. '
Tolephbno Connections, 98 Wootport.
TELEPHONE oALL’ v20.
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TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS’!
centrally located Meals nearb3 In
St.
3‘25 3t
In DIaCK' tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel,every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
iand at the same time yOu will be reading a newspaper that
' Ishould be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu-
FOR SALE Itions of shore items Either give them to Our reporters, mad
ithem to the office or telephone them to us.
‘ FOR SALE —— RAISED JIIJI‘K l
'cruiser, 25dt. 0 III 6 ft. 6; Barker 4 1'2: . . . .
Germany‘s relusal was couched In
I“.
(‘anbe seen at '2
3'25
Harbor View Beac
terms of sjv‘lllpatlg3 with Sir IZdwuy-d
Grey's object, but contended that the
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Lowndes Ale tI
TO LET—AUGUST IST, APART';
intent, large airy rooms, all modern
improvements.
and (‘0.
TO LET—STORE AND FIXTURES,
center of town_ newly painted. Gas,'liillcresl Farm, Bedford Village, N. Y.
Rent reasonable. For-.
electn‘c lights.
mcr occupants did a good business for
22 years. 76 Washington St, j28 3t
TO LET—5 ROOM FLOOR, fiE’F
range, bath, gas electric lights waxedi
floors front and back p'orthes yard
and furnace taken care of. Rent reas-
onable. inquire 49 Chestnut St. Tele
phone 826.12. 1'27 3t
'ro LET—THREE ROOMS AND
bath, furnished for light housekeep-
ing, 'with private family. Every cOn-
venience. \‘o. 22 Madison St., South
Norwalk. j27 3t
TO LET—ONE FURNISHED no .
suitable for one or two persons; also
2 or 3 rooms unfurnished, near depot.
inquire 61 Spring St, South Norwalk.
12? 3t
lcle, 9 Ii. 1’. twin Delnlxe motor, 1913
inquire J. M. Layton:
323 all
Iwhistle, Cost $330.
The Muses Tomkins have returned
to their home in New York City.
suggested conference would place
Atlanta-Hungary in the invidious pus
ilion of appearing like the Balkan
state. before a European tribunal to
explain her actions and was there-
fore, likely to increase rather than
decrease the difflcullties of the situa-
tion.
FOR SALE—DAYTON MOTOR (‘Yl
model, chain drive. Equipped with2
Presto tank lamp, speedometer and'
Hidden 600 miles.
For quick sale will take $200. Address
Charles Whitehead will hold mov-
ing pictures at the new dancing pavil-
ion. the proceeds of which will go
toward the new clubhouse.
328 2t The old fashioned barn dance that
‘the committee are formulating plans
for, promises to be the biggest event
Tel. 15_ ~Bedford Village.
Apparently authentic reports turrent
here assert that Russia has been giy en
positite assurance that Austria Iiun-
gary has no intention of annexing SeI
vian territory. if two this might, it is
thought, help the efforts to loialize
the war should it break out
FOR SALE—A PIECE OF LAND
near Cranbury pleasantly situated on ever held at this popular resort.
high ground. Very desirable; also;
reasonable. II-‘or particulars, phone
866-3. j2b 1t
Mrs. p Whitehead and her daughter
Jennie. had as their guest yesterday.
’Mrs. Hudson of New York City. The3
enjoyed a visit to Sound Beach.
Thus far there it s been no official
continuation of the reports of hostili-
ties between Austria and Servia. but
among the rumors published is one
of the. seizure of Servian ships carry-
ing contraband by an Ausuian patrol
ill the Danube.
BERLIN, July 2s.—Ji‘he German G0\~
ernment today returned an unfavora-
" FOR ULE—«YOUNG JERSEY COW
and calf. 75 Cedar St 1'27 3t;
I ‘lluy your
FOR ’SALEdllRUSH Rt’NAllOi'Tmummy? (‘0‘,
in first-class condition; all new tires.
(‘llarnok's Mk1, North Main St,
furniture at Sterling
127 Washington street.
Dr. llailey and his guest, Mr. Cort
nell, of New York city, enjoyed . u
fishing trip yesterday. A large catcl.
was reported.
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FOR SALE—NEW Flvu mssum
ger touring car, 1914 model. driven -———~__. ble reply to the British proposal for a
only SIX 11"“de miles, Will sell at; Miss Vera i‘aul‘lcld. the well-known conference of the ambassadors in Lon.
sacrifice If sold at once. Electricwmal artist of Harbor View, is play don of the European powers in an en-
lights. starter, demountable rims, etcf‘ing III lloil's Theatre in Bridgeport
Address “Car." Sentinel. j25 3t,thls week, with Miss Grace Livings
dealer to bring about a settlcmcnt ot
the Austro-Servian dilliculty.
TO LET—~FOUR LARGE ROOMS,
newly papered and painted. with im-
provements. Inquire 3?. Lowe ISL.
South Norwalk' Conn. 5 3t.
To LET—FIVE ROOMS, 8 CROSS
St. Inquire J. A. Rudder, 108 South
Main St. Tel, 1342—5. 25 3t
To LET—UNFURNISHED COT-
ta.ge at Pine Point. Rent for season
3100. inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt.
12 Oil
T0 LET—«STORE AND BASE-
ment. 85 North Main st. inquire at
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87
North Main at. 124 ti
TO LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov,
102 Taylor Ave, city. Tel. No. 1165-5.
318 ti
The New Science
OEFINITION 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition oi the
cause of the dhsaso and the art of
adjusting the nuns. Disease in cans-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dimount cram and
limbs.
chiropractor! remove the cones of
disease and pain, health is rumored
through harmonizing the nerve oys-
tomo in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also“ curva-
ture of the ins. You will never-re
not giving 0 Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic tréonnouts given also."
T. Francis, D. C...
04 Washington It. So. Nor-walk. Conn.
*Graduote from rumor School. the
discoverer.
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Elm Trees Sprayed
Beaupain &' Saunders . W
Assencut'rums'rs.
sou'nl N08WALK..GONN. _I _
it's a wise anon who anticipates the
confirm- ’ ' ’
in Hot {Weather it's Well‘to have a
comer Cellar. ' ,
‘ bun GOAL to soon ‘c0AL.
MASON SUPPLIES.
, ‘ a. HAROLD cox. ‘I
2 rim or. , East Norwalk.
' Telephone 1454. ' ‘
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A Marshal's Retort.
ltildit record tlm‘ths Princes! 0r-
onge, filled witbflge because he- had
that)“ _ mend, Louie. Stein-
alluding to the
I'll
mu never beat that
“How does he know that I aura
blink?" said the French will
.I fie
. I' “s“
never new my book; low-yuan \
Dorlon House
Iton. In its communication Germany dc»
clares that it constriers the suggestion
of Sir Edward Gre). the British ch
eign Secretary, as. well meant and
good in principle, but not feasiblei ll
practice and impossible to carry out.
The communication says it cannot be
expected that a great power havaln . I
dispute with a smaller neighbor will
submit the matter to the decismn of u
Luropeau arropugus.
l‘ar less it can be hoped that two
great pom-rs will submit to be sub:
melted in the role or accused before
sth u tribunal.
Germany makes the counter sugges-
tion that negotiations for peace be
conducted between the. cubincts in-
stead of b3 a conference. Guzman)
_however. is prepared to welcome any
further suggestions to localize llii
conflict as far as they are ('ullsllsltllt
with her duty to her :lli3.
The public in the Gctumn capital
was very nervous I ay, and alarmist
rumors continued circulate The
run on the savings banks in which the
poorer classes deposit theft money 33'; Is
resumed this mowing. it {-o'clock in
the morning there were long line: oi
depositors outside the municipal sav‘
lugs banks and the people insisted on
having their money regardiesr. If the
reassuring statements by the officials.
The stock market was discouraged
as it saw its hopes of a speed3 mitiga-
flair of the tension disappointed by
Germany‘s failure to agree to Sir L‘d~
ward Grey' s suggestions.
The stock market here opened gen-
erally weak particularly in the case
of Austrian specialties. Russian Four
Per Cents, on the other hand Were
Many people are seen daily practic- 1-8 higher. Tile changes generally
‘ing for settle one of the evpnts to he were small, the atltude of the Berlin
‘ held at the combined water sports oi bankers having reassured their custo-
the Norualk Yacht Club Norwalk mers and checked the tendency to
Country Club and Bell Island Club, to sacrifice securities. The Bankcrs' As-
he held at Bell Island. soclation held another session today
and decided to meet regularly during
A meeting was held this morning at the crisis. They resolved to support
the club house to get everything in home securities b3 lleav3 purchases if
‘ readiness for the children's Japanese necessary.
dance, tomorrow evening, and the
FOR SALE—A T' ROWAYTON,
nine room house, suitable for one or:
two families. Hot and cold water. 5
For terms and particulars inquire W. i
A. Cushman, Logan ~St. "’
Bell Island
§ wullam F. Clarke will spend today
an SALE—«IIRAND NEW novel: I" 13911191-
01‘ 7 rooms and bath. all improvementsl
electric lights and open fireplace. Fine“
location. but 50 x 1.30 Apply to II‘
M Hawkins,‘ .. St. John St, East \‘or- l
walk. j'2 3 fit
Four prizes have been donated for
today's brides and amine party.
Frank! Mr \‘uity is the guest of \iil-
llam i‘, Smllll. .lr., for it fen dll3s.
FOR SALE-THE BR‘CK DWELI: 3otr furniture at Qterllt'
ing, No. 74 West Ave. known as u‘eIFumlture f‘b. 1"“ .W shin t k , 2,:
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and; j; g on 5 re.
7 . .
1 ° "'3‘ deep' ”mm“ 5mg" “ml Alice Roch. of Brooklyn. N. 'v.. is
barn. Terms will be made reasonable . .
. the guest of Miss Theresa Farrell for
and price very low. Address Christian .
a few days.
Swartz. j3 if I.
l _llllv
William C. Smith gave a dinner to a
‘number of his friends, at “Dorlon'sfj
’lasl evening.
For Sale or'Rent
Large Single Illouse', all improve-l ‘ “'""*‘~"
manta, attractively situated, on Ste-i Sidney \Vinlringham has left to join
yen. street, Norwalk. ibis battalion of the Naval Militia on
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C. T. MoGOVERN Iboard the blouster.‘
‘N‘UR‘NCE AND 35“- EST‘" ' Harland Packard Wright. Jr., is
155 Washington Street. 0 spending a few days with Judge Mur-
Bouth NOMIIR. Conn. .. 1-", 345 my‘s son. llsrold, at‘“‘Freeport, L. I.
_x
Mrs. William C. Smith, Mrs. Bryan
land MIS Charles Money motored to
«.1 lBridgcporl. y.esterday in Mrs Smiths
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS—Jb. C. 311130111119
8 ndorwood,
£32,330“. U3“ other Wilbur Carley, after spending his
makes, sold rented. two weeks vacation at the Summit
repaired. Regal: 85. house, has returned to his home at
per month. achlnesl kl n, N. Y.
sold at $5 per month. Broo ‘
‘ The Benedict. News
Store 43 Wall St. Norwalk Conn. l
FOUND.
Youdén‘twe f
CAs'il "a“
readout nth _
World;- Lluudmllfgn e. young folks were very enthusiastic tro-Hunlga’rlan ForglgodOfléio-‘ojclitt:
o “a ‘1 Move ‘ h rehea 1‘ today its even s on .
method, N no , . over t e m.
”diatflh’é” flfibigummrgm —"" ’ .comply with the demands contained in
“”10 We .
the Austrian note, the government or
the dual monarchy would not be satls-I
tied. Officials at the Ministry stated
that Servia‘s reply had made it impos-
sible for" Austro-Hungary to adhere to
her former standpoint and compliance
by Servia‘ with the demands made on
her could__ no longer influence“ the
laction oi the Austro- -l;lungarian‘ enI«
AUSTMA UEBLMIES “A“ Iplre
0i! SEMI!
(Continued from first page)
The Monday Afternoon Bridge ,Glub
enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon its
terday at the Cobble cottage, as the
guests of Mrs. John H. Ferris. The
prize winners were Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Robert Rowan and Mrs. C InFsr-
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IEASTROUTl-‘Aiiuhfifilifl
in mood I new you
. ”his“. lost. MI
Arthur Waldron
District Manager
- (29 Haviland *{Stre'etf . ..
Registrars of Voters
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ELGRADE. July 2".—-—M'any Servlan
gtamllles have left the capital for the
icountry districts in spite of the advice
of the authorities, and there has been
, [a great exodus of Austrians and Hun-
00!“ all30 have prepared and armed garlans‘irom Belgrade and other parts
guards were placed todakaround all or Garvin; l
the magazines and oil depots;
GBflnany‘s definite decision against nits police duties having been under-
Winning in _fllé ambassadorial (”QR fly 3289:” o: volunteers com.
1 cont-relics pm by sti- aluminum-ed of students. ‘ .
promotions are being can
The
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W have been donation-atoll in ion
‘ ruled positions. the badminton of
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”in. £5“ .mflv
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THE (IR: AT A.
Tel. No. 909.
8: P. TEA (10.,
F Ice Delivery.
today Austria Hungary had dc ided to
refuse Sir l,d\\zlrd Greys proposal of
an ambassadcrial conference in LJU‘
don.
Front today the telegraph offices In
Austria-Hungary will accept messages
only at the sender‘s risk. The Central
Telegraph oflice here is literally over~
wilelmed with dispatches, 120,000 tele-
grams having been handed in yester-
day when senders were notified that
there would be great delay.
BERLIN, July Elk—Reports from the
Austrian border today state that the
transport of the 8th and 91h Austrian
Army Corps from Bohemia toward the
Serliau frontier began yesterday and
that there was no llaflic on the Bobs-
mian I'aihoads except troop trains
The two arm3 corps in Bohemia c-on
sist of 32 battalions of infantry witha
large number of quick~liring machine
guns, six regiments of cavalry, two
regiments of field artillery and two
regiments (It the army service corps. .
Telegraph communication with i aris-
bad and Marieubud was still open to.
dew. but only by one direct line min
the Saixcn frontier. ’lhc telegraphic
service between Berlin and Vienna
was denloraiized and on some lines
was completely interrupted.
Tile Mllitaer-Wochcnbiatt, the oil'l- .
cial military weekly newspaper. tod:l_v
prints a noteworthy article comparing
the Austro-Hungarinn and Russian,
armies to the disadvantage of the lat
ter. It sa3s the fighting strength of
the Russian army is usually over—esti-
mated and that numbers alone are not
decisive. llofi important factors. it
points out, are morale. higher leader.
ship and armament. The writer says
it may well be remembered that inIe
cent tinns Russia alone ne\er defeated
any army of equal rank and would
not have been successilll in defeating
the Turks in the war of 1877 it' she had
not been aided b3 Rumania. it says
in conclusion that the five new .army
corps reported to have been added to
the Russian army are still non-exist
ent. '
()ne of the newspapers here today
received a dispatch declulhlg that
Russia had declared war on Austria,
but declined to print it as there is no
confirmation.
Prices at the close of the Bourse
were low. Exchange oIl London and
private dislounts were not quoted.
Daron von Sc.hoen the Ge Ilnun Am-
!.mssador had a conference with
lliotnenue \lllrti.l acting premier. at
the Foreign Oiilcc in the morning and
the members of the Cabinet were sum-
moned to meet later in the do).
L'CU.‘ l)(I\ Jul3 28.~—A newspaper
dispatth from Semiin. on the Danube.
says the Serxlan Parliament after a
prolonged debate is reported to have
accepted all the demands made by
Austria -'lIungar3.
BERLIN, July 28 ——The German Ad
mit'ulty todn3 ordered the concentra
tion of the German fleet in home wa
ters_
PARIS, July 28. ——The Austrian Ain-
bassador to France early today said
it was probable that active hostilities
between Austria Hungary and IServia
began this morning but at 11 o'clock
he had not recalled any telegram to
that effect from Vienna
"
So for, no historian has denied that
Devvcy was at Munilu.
c~—|—-‘-—-——-——q. _—
It is never too late to mend. but it is
just us well it you dont have to.
Lots of people who llren ‘t very sharp
nevertheless lune their good points.
Has anybody kept account of the
days on which the l’nnnma canal is to
be opened?
Life seems to be It game of hide and
seek between the light opportunity
and the right man. .
~ ”w?
3 It is well to have public officials lin- .
his. but it is it whole lot better to ,
but 9 them reliable. !
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One good thing about: the income tax
is that actors have ‘ceussd boasting .
about their big salaries
W
One reason so many men are un-
"l .9er order prevails ill- the “PM" lucky is that they never so to work are
and give luck a chance. ‘ l
Wm...—
.‘ Speaking of inconsistencies, consider
the appeal for the ballot by the went;
on or queen ruled Holland. ,
one might inter from tendinitis
new: from that "public that Haiti
him, Iii presidents If: the (lit
of them.
I
Ifor tho purpflo of receiving
MAJOR RYAN IN DANBURY.
Army Officer Renews Old Acquaintan-
ces.
Major James A. Ryan, 1‘. .s. A., a
making a short visit at his formu
home in Danbury, and many of bk.
old friends have had the pleasure d
greeting him since his arrival therom . |
Saturday. ,
Major Ryan, who was appointed to .
a cadetship at West Point after MI
graduation from the Danbury High?
school, about twenty—five years m ‘
was one'of the best known yam
men in town at that time and his If
pointment was a very popular one.”
subsequent career as an oiilcer of on
army has justified the expectations d.
his friends. During the past thm‘.
years Major Ryan has been stationed.
at West Point Academy. as instructor
in Spanish. He will conclude his (In;
ties there in a short time and on Sop. .
temberl will join his regiment. that.
Thirteenth Cavalry. on the Mexico!
border.
Major Ryan is a South Norwnlk
boy. having spent his younger days in
the family home in Pine street.‘
THROUGH CARS CAN SOON BUN
TO STAMFORD.
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Bridge Work is Being Fini‘hedp Pole:
Removed and New Switches Laid. .
The completion of wotk at Miller! '
bridge is in sigllt, and is practically ‘ ‘
matter of days. Two of the launch:
tions on which the arches of the no“!
side extension are to rise are laid...
and the other is now being laid. ‘ In ‘
laying the foundations, the use of I.
gasoline I‘un pump was restored to. '
to keep the caissons in which the work
was carried on, clear of water. Being ‘
directly in the current, water We.
forced into the boxes. and it wants. .
harder to keep out the water than it '
had been on the other side of tilt
bridge. I _‘ ’
The telephone company is now to»
moving the poles which obstrufldd
the trolley tracks on the Dalian slam,
of the bridge and the through can ,
will begin to run soon.
A new switch is also being laid at .
Tokenekc gate, and it is expected that J‘ ‘
another will be placed in Rowsyton, g
to permit of a ten minute headway} .3;
on rush duys.‘ ' '
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LETTER CARRIER
A HERO.
Bridgeport Man Jumps Into Sound“,
and Saves Drowning Boy. _
IIlllIDi‘nliPOR'l‘, Jilly L’s—Maurice '
Farleil. n l or (JUICY ct‘ this place,'
jI oped into the Sound at Seaside
Park yesterday afteincon and rescued
a drow‘ning m as the l.ltteI sank T0:
the last time, The boy scaped will}
cut giving his name, after he was re
filed. ..
Farrell is on his mention and was .
riding a blc3cie in the park when he .
saw a crowd of women congregated ’
on the shore. They were screamlnaf
for help and leaving his machine, he
jumped into the'water lflllly attired.
He is said to have sevclal similar ras—
cues to his credit but he will not tel!
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soov w'ASI-IED Asuoae‘.
MADISON July 2}.—0n Middle
Beach just where the incoming tidil
was washing sand upon it the bpdyt.
Charles Johnson.a aged about 32, m
for two summers had been a con:
man for George Wilcox hereu '
found today. It was in a bathing
The man was last seen on S ' .
Yesterday search was made for ,
«Some ssupicion attaches toytho on.
of his death because of cuts o
a club or a knife. I Medical
Ayer will make an examinntion
reporting to the coroner.
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Reg. lstrars of W
NOT ICE
The legal voten of the Booond‘V
lng District, of the Towu of No
hereby notified that the depleted“
of Voters of“ the Second V0 n9 9
trial of the Town of Non»: will
in session It City Hath Frill-ye. W
not 7th and 14th from 12 to O p.
Item for caucu- and primary M
«all, and for all corrections Ill fl
Iowans a. noun“.
undman “on",
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