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WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1914 .1 1'3? ransom 2102qu Evainue summer. pans.- TERM
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Classified “Ads”——To Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

Wants!

CLASSIFIED Advertisements on'this page, Twenty-Five Words or Less, 25c;

 

 

 

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WANTED TO LET

WANTED—TO BUY III KINDSl TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAR
nttle and poultry. Best market pricesl'fl St. Inquire 64 South Main St.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE - RAISED DECK
Icru‘isei', 2:3 ft. 6 x 6 ft. 6; Barker 4 1—2

 

 

 

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residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-

I The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer

porting local happenings. ‘The present season is to be no excep-
tion. We want all newcomers to get the habit of looking for The
Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,

and at the same time you will be reading a. newsPaper

that

lshould be. in every family in Norwalk. We welcOme contribu-

tions of shore items. Either give them to Our reporters,
them to the office or telephone them to us.

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nations immediately conccrned in the

Illinois, with a large number of cadetp “
from the Naval academy at Annaplloé

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9811 Extra prices 101' tat calves. 3.29 if H.I P. motor. Can be seen at 23 ROIOD P011117 :l.IeII.I1Ifla1rt.1 try rfoiIIprizt-s and the a. quarrel,da1IiId IiII1I1e attitude IofIItheIIIGZWI (£111 board, sleds-Si lI'ItlLl here today for 1 __
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pancy at once. Inquire Albert wen"model, chain drive. Equipped “1m,
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WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs, II. P. Wrighbl

 

 

 

New York some time this week in the Euchre, Mrs. Wardell and Mrs, ilrush; ‘
effort to book three more new attrac-l bridge, llrs. Wright and Mrs. Ferris
tions for the park. 1

l J. V. Smooton and family,

Premier Asquith relerred to the iii-
ternational situation in the house of
commons, but all the information he

British fleet sailed from here today 9‘
for an unknown destination. No in,
mation could be obtained from naval

 

llelle island .99 if! 329 ltrwhistle Cost $330 Ridden 600 miles of Oak was able to impart was contained in officials as to the movement of the war -.
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WANTED—3 YOUNG MEN OVER To LET—FURXISHED 1100:1st liillcrest Farm Bedford Village \' Y school excursions in at the park. New‘Augiist 1111111 1111:, 31111111011. 3 “10,119, ‘The dituation at this moment is_ CHICAGO, July 29.—-wsr fund. "

centrally located. Meals nearby. In-
quire Mrs. ll, Ganung, 41 Chestnut
St. 128 8t

125 to represent us in this territory,
experience unnecessary if you are a
lli'ustlcr and good talker. I can take
you out and show you how to make
$110 a week ,by working 6 hours a day.
Apply between 8 and 9 a. 111., Hotel
(lel'mania, Railroad Ave. Ask for Mr.
Cruise. j29 1t

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Tel, 15, Bedford Village. 3'28 21

 

FOR SALE—YOUNG JERSEY CO“
and calf. 75 Cedar St. 1'27 3t

 

To LET—AUGUST IST, APART
mount, large airy rooms, all modern
improvements. Inquire J. M. Iniyton
and Co. 128 311

 

FOR SALE—BRUSH RUNABOUT

Charnoks Mkt_ North Main St.

 

 

 

TO LET—STORE AND FIXTURES, *
center of town, newly painted. Gas, FOR SALE’AT ROWAYTON
electric lights. Rent reasonable. For-1nine ”’0‘“ house suitable for one 0’
mar occupants did a good business for}t“’° families Hot and cold water.
22 years. Inquire 76 Washington St. F0” terms and particulars ““11””? W.

128 3t A. Cushman, Logan St.

LOST

LOST—1NEAR SHOREIIAVEN INN,
gold and green enamel brooch, with
N. Y. A. C. on winged foot, in center
Surrounded by pearls. lteward for re
turn to Shoreliaven Inn. j28 3t

 

 

 

TO LET - HOUSES, FLATS,
storeI barn, carpenter shop, mniiufac-‘
tory with power, storage. At Norwalk,

 

Lost—LADIES' BLUE HAND,
containing a vanity case and New

electric lights and open fireplace. Flue

 

York commutation ticket. Reward for South Norwnlk and Eat" Norwalk. location. LOt 50 X 150- Apply 10 F- 23:88“? :écf??? ruin: For: til: The tennis court is one of the pro could he obtained by the general puh- manifeslants and the police that
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return to Sentinel office. j27 3t Get our rent "Sl- Raymond 81‘093- M. Hawkins. 1 St. John St., East bor' to watch these hair- raising perform dominating features of Harbor we“. lie, l1o11e1er. owing to the rigidity or authoritle chlled on the trooDI ‘0
. 11.9 3t walk. 123 m the censorship in regard to military cope With ”191 disturbances. “‘9 db

 

‘LOST-——LAST NIGHT ON TROL-
ley car or on South Main or Monroe
streets, 13. gold Watch'd’ob 'set with
diamonds. A generous reward will be
given for its return to The Sentinel
office. 27 3t

 

TO LET—5 ROOM FLOOR, SET
range, bath, gas, electric lights waxed
floors, front and back porches yard.
and furnace taken care of. Rent reas-
onable. Inquire 49 Chestnut St. Telo
phone 826-12. 127 iii

‘FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. OV-
erlandI 19H, pcrfect‘condltlon, been
run only a few hundred miles. Will-
.sell at 25 per cent reduction from or-
iglnnl p’rlce.

 

 

Conn li’9

BUSINESS NOTICES

NOTICE.
I have it at last. What?

"ro Liar-scarier: noons AND
bath, furnished for light housekeep-
ing, with private family. Every con-

 

 

Tln for

of" 1 rooms and bath, all improvements »

 

popular.

1 cox.

,‘riaven, Canaan, West Norwalk and Mrs.
-Daricn all will be

Samuel M. llirch, at llelle ls.

represented byI 1 land.

large numbers of picnickers

 

The greatest thriller that the people)
lot this 1iclnlty ever witnessed in
present holding forth at lioton.
1236t.1‘eMar troupe, the most daring acrol
Ibats of the country, who perform their
FOR SALEMIIRAND NEW HOUSE. wonderful feats higher in the air than
any other performers in the world. arei
gt1lng free exhibitions of their remark-

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The tango teas continue to prove| Harbor View Beac

Those in attendance at th‘n

in flmtclass condition; all new tires. teas are privileged ‘0 use the “00' (01
ldancing between the exhibition danc-l

I37 3! ing by \Iiss McGibbons and Mr. “1-1

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‘ .H Canfleld and familv will team
their Idle Houi cottage about the first
of August. ‘

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Mrs. Hudson, of New York city, is
the guest of Mrs. I“. Whitehead for a

at few weeks.

The

 

Mrs Schooley and her daughters are
enjoy ins the attractions of Harbor
View as the guest of Mrs. H. liarring-

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unces, which are made doubly hazald and many exciting games are plai'cd
'ous because of the fact they perform much ‘0 the enjoyment 0’ the epoch
31) feet above the clump of rocks, nearl 10“ as “'é” as the Dill-"3"=1

the Casino porch.

C I Dancers from Norwalk. Stamford ““0
an be seen at any and other citlis will turn out tonight lll'ldEePOl'l Theatre 183‘” {0" “ilkes

“a"! Telephone “2 ring 3 Darlen, In full force to attend the big contest

 

 

Grace Livingston and Vera Canfield
have been playing at Polls

'Barre, Pa, tonight, and their many

to be held this evening in tile dancing friends wish them a verl BllccefifllUl
pavilion at ltoton park. under the 1111- tour.

llcox.

FOR BALE—THE BRICK DWELI’ spices of Elizabeth McGlbbons and 11.1

fl.
9' eiilng (‘hni'lis “hilchbud

"In!“

one of extreme gravity and I can only
usefully say that the British gov-
ernment is not relaxing its efforts to
do everything in its power to circum-
sl'ribe the area of conflict.‘

The British premier then in reply to
‘a question said:

“The British government has re-
ceived no information as to an al-
leged revolutionary outbreak in Rus—
sian Poland."

Austria~llungary and Servla re-
souiided today with the march of
troops towards positions of attack and
defense, while military aviators on
both sides flitted through the air along
the frontiers in an effort to disCover
their opponent's positions.

No idea of the plan of campaign

it was known that the
goiernment had

movements.
Ausiro Hungarian

requisitioned the entire trigll’. seniors.

and that pri1ate transportation in the“
dual monarch had ceased and it was-

gleaned from dispatches from Servian
points that the Bosnian frontier was
looked upon as the most likely point
of attack of the Austrian troops and
thither the soldiers of King l’eter war-1
hurried in great numbers,

raised at anti-Austrian meetings hm
last night 1were counted today and
held in readiness to be used for th- .-
transportation of Scr1'lails,'Croaiia.nI, ' ,1
Bohemians and other Slave who wish" ' 1'
to go to Europe to fight for Sent.
Currency and pledges said to mill. 1“;
more than 810,000 were raised at one .11
meeting for the benefit of the Benin: ‘3
military hospital serVice. Intense fe'el- 1* ~51
ing was shown. Tile Austrian doublo-
eagle emblem was torn from the
walls and trampled,

The Slavic colony here is estimatod
at more than 50,000. ‘

STUTTGART, Wuertemburg, Ger:
many, July 29.—Socialist anti-we:
demonstrations in this clin today led
to such serious collisions between thO

 

 

trlct where niOst of the foreign lmr
tions are situated was surrounded by
90313 guards. who were attacked will
volleys of 'stones by the people. ,

BERI. IN. July 29. —-Emperor William- 1
today sent to Emperor Nicholas, G
Russia. a telegram concerning the in-
ternatlonal érisls. The message cross»-
ed on its way to St Petersburg a sim . ' '
liar ‘tclégram from Elnpenof Nicholas
to Emperor William.

 

 

lug. No. 74 West Ave. known as the P. W title contest. which is 11' ST. PETERSBUHG. July ”41.9“

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

rootln , leaders and tiers that is venience. No. 22 Madison St, South ,. Th Monten rln so 1 1'1 e1
wmlgiteed for 15 year? Wise maple Norwalk. 127 iii $13165 gouge!” [3121;131:8213]: :2: preliminary 01”" will be for the best will fine a moving pmurf show 1-“ premiering to egsupptirltmt’llimre 1130:1113 patriotic demonstrations took place
are having me repair ,their Tinwork, . one step, and the greatest of interest the new pavilion. (‘liarlcs has of . . . . . 1 mong the populace of St. Petdrsburs
{Plumbing (1 Heating because they “ barn. flier!“ Wm be made re""‘oum’h1pre1nlls in the contest. A handsome .-:.11ne lino features on band and ex born“ “I!” I‘°m°“”“‘”d 31"” ”‘9 a ‘1 into
lave 1110!! To LET—ONE FURNISHED "U and price very low Address Christianlsu‘er cup Will he sheaths winners at ports. a large number of llai‘ )OI' )‘cl '\ Bosnian frontier. today and reports from 0803;. ed
HENRY A' ”EGELE'N' ”nimble for one or No person" “3° Swans ’ the end or t 1 contest R r Wilcoxl 1191110 19 amend n 111., “mm, 1, ST. PTTERSBURG, Jilly 29.----.1 1111; ““‘t “mu“ ma"”€s‘“”°“ “" '
J41 w..h' 8t. Phon. 1106-12 of 373 2 or 3 rooms ‘lnfummhed' near depot I and, MW ‘4 “’11qu Wm 8130 charm; unfah I‘ll} ghc“ w“ [)9 hold [3; nor. palm lrom Belgrade Bli‘li the 501‘ Vial) there , V
, ' [Mum 61 smug 8‘" swu‘ Roi-11111111, \ I. I ’ with exhibitlsig dancing. in which they’ row 111.1111: . capital has been 111 mlmrded and the m“ M" ‘ '2 ""

‘ ' h .1 127 3‘ FOI' sale 01' Rent are scoring well deserved hits.tlrl12ee MEr the IIVGI .Samdzlowu 1111.1 [EGAl ‘NDHBES 11

— 1315mm July 29.41111 Keith 1111

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" Large Single Hansel sit improve-
ments, attractively situated, on tile .
vens- street. Norwslk‘.

"" "" “"c. 1'. MeGOVERN
msunmce AND :eAL 'eevsrr
155 Washington Street,

 

AUSTRIA -lllllllillill Gilli-1
‘ TlllllES PREPARATIONS

(Continued from First Page.)

To LET~FOUR LARGE ROOMS.
newly papered and painted, with im-
provements. Inquire 32 Lowe St;
South Norwalk, Conn. 25 3t

 

man (lazctte, the oillclnl organ of the,
German Government, will publish in;
its evening edition the following com-I
ment on the international situation: ‘

"The peaceful tone of the official
Russian communication issued yestcr-,

1You are strong and well,
That's pleasant.

Non hope to remain 00,
That's natural.

.Your spine may get out of order.
That’s possible.

flan need some adjustments,

Bell Island

William Stiirlcvant left Sunday for
a three ‘weeks‘ business trip.

ORDER OF NOTICE.

 

 

Illstrict of Norwalk, 55., Probau.

Court Julv 28, A. D. 1914.
\\111.10'15\1'ritfcn application line

 

 

 

To LET—rive. ROOMS, s 011038

 

.Servla, it was known, wfts just as

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Thats evident St. Inquire 11A. Rudder, 108 South ”um "mum“ Conn. T“ “5 ll 1 Stratttn of Passnlc \l J 1active in iiiovinr her troops Strong day finds a “1er Who he” The I” been made to this court for adminis-
Better start today, Mum 8'" Tel. 1342'5' 125 3t'1" 9 e11 L ) ' ' ‘ ' ., . L ' perlal German Government shares the 1 C ' a“
That's ““031 ' is the guest of Hattie Ferris for a few forces were despatched to the fort!- I“ til i 1' ti intc no i' tuition of the estate in .oniIiIec q
'70“ "a“ the best, days fled towns of Valvevo and Uzliitza on “ M 0 “SS 11 or to mu m)- e 0 of Stanley H Lo1ndes late 0! '3"
' ‘ ' peaceful relations, and it hopes the 1

_ ' TO LET—UNFURNISHED COT-
‘ tags at Pine Point. llent for sess'
8100. Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt.

12 0t!

""70 Lev—smear AND 11111111;
meat. 85 North Main St. Inquire at
M. Gutkowsky's furniture store, 87

That‘s proper.
Painless methods.
what's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. C.
That’s important.
Offices 50. Norwalk and Stamford.
That’s the right place.
Delays are dangerous,

diction House

(Gflgory Boulevard)
EAsr NORWALK

Shore Dinners and All ’Kinds

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

property.

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William F. Clark is having 11 sum~
their house built on his tennis court.

your furniture at Sterling
Furniture Co, 127 Washlngtou street.

the Bosnia frontier, and to SVilaJatz,
iii the eastern part of the country.
while strong divisions of volunteers,
re-enforced by regulars, were slither-
lng along the ri\'el’ Drlna, near Los-
nltz. on the Bosnian frontitr.

The Motenegrlns also were making

 

German people will support it bymalii-
talniiig a moderate and quiet attitude."

BERLIN, Juiy 29.-—-The Bankers' As .

sociatlon met
against closing the Bourse, but resolv
ed to suspend dealings in securities

today and decided”

Village of Northport, in the Town at
Iliintlngton, Countv of Suffolk and-
Stilts of New York, deceased
Ordered, That said application be ‘-
heard arid determined at the Probate I
office in Norwalk, on the 10th day of
August. 1914,31 2 O‘clock afternoon.

 

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That's all.
North Main St" 12‘ “ 0f Sea FOOd Cooked preparations and had stationed a brl- handled for the Isettlemeitit.k’l'iii;e;r; and that public notice thereof he :11.
E BARTHOL D ' ' Millard Sturtevant Of Crest ‘30!" gade with a mountain battery near Prl- eludes all the pr ncinal 5 0° 5 on by publishin" this order m a pawn-
. . . . to order. ‘ ' ' *- ~ ings in the cash market. liowe1 er. con- id dis- ,»
TO LET—10 ROOM, HOUSE 23 rington, Mass, is at the home'ol his boy. where women were busy building tinues. up” raving r. cli'culat on in! 53, a“
\ ’ ' I ' ‘ a be are a 7
53 Meadow St, South Nor-walk, 3:28:10?! St. 1111111!er If: 1!: 2:22;, John E. 0 Suulvan. parents for a few dais. eiigthwlorits.II1A H 1-1111 up The committee of the Bourse 1111s JéflaofazeLfi; ten days ,- I I
Qmfipm. S Stamfor- ‘ ‘y or “one”. a 0 at! u I. Pro (' Mrs 11 1) 11111111111 daughter Mou- sameervtllidleégereuflylln“:lon firearm: “"9“ “gem" and ““1““ 1111111111 aye HENRY w GREGORY.
.07 c t" d, 9 ‘ P. l ’ f C .Cod ' at ‘f ' g hg ll final action on the recommendation oft ' Judge. .' 5.
ms 3mm Fr ’ “—1“ e 7 - H " deg-goat (35:11 dug: spen n8 ‘ ew titer-3, tit-1:23;: {2032: t e postons the Bankers' Association. sent lnstruc- ‘ . ‘ 4.1
I P V ‘ ee. 7 . A ‘ i 7 A . 0 Fe I ‘ h f. no notations be registered. _
V R: "l" ‘ 1 ’ V F T New scleme— ‘ A ‘ ‘ ‘As I“ as a general EurOpean war 2:21:28: at chine came to 11 standstill. 1 District Of Norwalk 35-1‘ Probate
_ {DEFIN'TION 0F CH'ROPRAOTIO' "' . ' This morning the Club 110““ w""‘1,is concerned. diplomats in London. Bankers here display the mast was Court. July 21 A1. 3.. 1914.
I . i F _- i m we 8 the “Milton at a. i being decorated in true Japanese “wet“hue they confess the situation to be imistlc mood today It is expected Estate of his A Gage. late of Non
cans. the disease BIN the lift 0! for the children's dance this evening most gr'dve, consider there ,5 nova . walk in said District, deceased.

adjusting the suns. Disease is can!-

ed by a wrench. twist or sprain 111

die beck. Even if done in anew

it creates pinched nerves and 1111111 in

“mull“ in its «new owns and
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BOSTON POBT ROAD.

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YORK. am: To ALL‘ POINTS IN

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Through our service to all important

inter-loi-

Service,- a la Carte
SteakarBi-ollers and all Sea- Foods in
season. Amusements can be made
for banquets upon short notice. '

CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
concurs EVERY evsuiho.
MR8. _M. LEVY. '. -
’4‘” Chiropractors W Telephone Connections. 98 Weapon

Hmong Wt! um um. TfiéPHONE OIILL 720

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y-llhl‘oligh oars 10.1115 .tollow-d .
in: points: oincinnan. onions, Demlw
(v.01- ils', Kansas City, Doubled!
:vill‘e, Little Rock. 011111116111. oityl st
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight.
boat leaves Pler 27 East Rivar New
:lYork. (foot of arise at). every
slay except Shelley at 3 p. m Freight
i resolved at NorWsikI up to 5 p.111. 1111
lbsoutliN all: about 30p. :11. _
pans NonwALK 37511111901111.1111:
‘ I J. Smittheeses,
- die, general Agent.

'gfimmtbie“ class of
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m onls'fig the mm In
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Lorena liacLachlan will entertain Austio- Russia
~tlie Misses Traendly anfiosephipefunue at St. Petersburg.
Brown, of Rowayton,‘ this afternoon. l
noted for _I ___._.___ 1

lot averting a conflict so long as the
(com eisations) con
/

;to the uneasiness in Germany being

This evening a card party “armlglmsde by Russia along her frontier.
,at 8 9 111.1111] be held 3" 30““ 1‘“ Ordinarilir, it is pointed out. Gehnany
Members and their guests 8"? and Austria,,have the advantage over
cordially invited.

I {Russia in being 'able to mobilize more
gquickly. and they do not wish to lose

George Smith and Harry MacLach- this advantage.
_ Ian have gone on a motor tour
Madison Beach, where they will visitIVienna that the Russian Poles have
friends for -a few days.

to; Reports have came through from

organised a revolution and blown up
tseverel magazines, but no confirms

,Il‘lie directors of the Belle Island tlon of this has come to hand from
1 Clwb‘held a meeting at Charles Mon- other sources

‘ ey’s reside-co last evening and ran
this business was dissuaded.

' A telegram from Premier Pachitch,
of Calvin, to the Bervisn Legatlon in
London, registers a formal complaint

The children of Belle Island wiilI in regard to Austrian attacks on Ser-
hold a card party at the club house 1vinn merchant vessels on“ the Danube.
next Monday 'R'i'im and Euchre will It says: \
, be played and prizes given to the ’

my . '

1 “The Adena-Hungarian military and
ietvil euthoriies fired throughout the
'day on July 28 without the slightest

in dance was held, at the Marvel]: pmyoustion from our. side and damas4 peace
Yacht 01111 last night 111111 1m very gdtiirevof opt:— 11.111111 vessels 11 Res nurture “WWW ”We“ Am“
‘1le of the J)!!!- to!
,’l orchestra furnish 44“.?va hanl'ed down and replaced ”PM“! that ”in" European power
. 539 mm they in the Wen colors. There were. my
praise tor their.“ however, ”menisci“
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on fine Wu 4119 Sen: tan

1m of "fill“
idols name from ell

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that the committee of the German Im-.

perial Bank will meet tomorrow and‘

raise the discount rate from four to trlct of NOX'W:

five per cent.

The Bourse committee later an-
nounced that dealings would be per-
mitted to a limited degree, and that
quotations would be issued this after-
noon,

LIVERPOL, England, July title—The
stock exchange here suspended oper-
ations for the day

GLASGOW. Scotland, July 29 ."—Two

members of the Glasgow Stock Ex--' :122- --29 a5

change were “hammered" today

ST. PETERBBUIRG. July ‘29. —Tlie
Bourse here Was closed today andl
probably will not open until Monday

next.
Partial mobilization of the Russian;

to dispatches received here. It is 111'.
sued in omelet circles that although
this action daiigerously diminishes the
chances of maintaining European
it does not necessarily imply

Hungary and Russia.“ The hope is still

yet succeed in bringing about an
understanding between those th0
stow" .-

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memo. on. July ”-1110
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troops in the southern and sotuhwest-l: ‘ 0- 201 0“ the 30‘1“] “1‘18 0C 398.

ern districts WE! ordered by the RUB: mouse on the north side Of- the m
slim War Office. int main. according porary bridge and me Docker oyster.-
‘house on the south side of the new

1-wiil be reclaimed up to Thur-rider, 111113

In urohlser's" option. Must be ramovelll

The Court of Probate for the DI!-
lk. hath limited and Il-
'Ilowed six months from the date hotel!
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their deletins 1for settlement.
Those ‘Who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debarred a recov-
ery. All poisonsdndebted to said El-
tate are requested to make immediate

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. JOHN J. CBNEO
Executor;

Notice of bale.

The undersigned hereby clans
'sale the Alsthorpe house, so

Ave, East Nor-walk; the Fill! one

bridge. Bids addressed to J. W. Oink
sted, 25 Sesview Ave, East Noni“.

30th. 1914, at 6 o'clock p.111. :0
tlons of sale are as follows:

buildings may be taken 11111111 and 1'01
moved. or may be removed whole: at;

within thirty days from day- -of put
chase. Payments, ten per cent.
purchase price to be paid upon
sentence 0: bid,s11d e balance is
ten days thereafter. Nether of field
bindings. 11‘1- sny 'p'srt timed

ISAAC CHURCH.
J. ,W. 03:81“).