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and
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face or Caps, Double Price.
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and at the same time you will
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residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in re-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep—
tion. We want all nechmers to get the habit of looking for The
’Sentinel every afternoon, because by so doing you will help us,
should be in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu-
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WANTED TO LET FOR SALE tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mall __.._.._____-._-s- , . no-7-.. M..." :23 1
. them to the office or tele hone them to us. . T 1111 . . d .1 , ,, 1.6
WANTEDJFO BUY ALL KINDS TO LET—SEVEN 11001113, 7 811313; FOR SALE—ONE amount) 11111.1( p 3““ SLAUGHTER IN 13:21:13; \1311-3013‘33131131131033112333131):- :
cattle and poultry. Best market. We“ niour St lnquireh . G. Miles, 40 But-erd broilers, Phone 1462, Norwalk. , lnond Farrell James Becker Janetl FIGHT BETWEEN SE8 ('urities 501,13 “Wm; this sum can
paid Extra. prices for fat “he. ller 83' Norwalk '33'30 31$ .. . ROton Paint Quinn and 112111131 Coulter \llcr thisl hardlv alrile in 1 .ic3to offset an!
[5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H I. H?" SALE—.OML FLAxDbRb 393') the children under the le'dershi off VlAHS AH“ AUSTRIAlllC furthel u 111' Build dein'hnds
“19,3me Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 TO LET—AT 52 MEADOW STVVZtouring car_ presto tank, speedometer '\i V H V 'V . V . “V VV p 1 Th ‘ k V‘VV VV‘
029 Cf August 1. first floor, four rooms and and clock. Tires in good condition. Next Tuesday the Advent Christian ‘. r" ' l.VVl‘Irlg1lt,VgaV1eVthree “we”; (Continued from first page) 8 Ba“ ”V‘ 'Vgh‘nV return is ex-
__~~___fl _ v, __ “1““) 111%,ch Inquire (11,35 Smith. 23 Car in fine running shape. Austili's,€burcll Sunday School of East .‘(or- tor MTV: “91““: (1- 1'3““:“1 find (half _ V990”? to 3m“ a 9’ng Lure“? “1th: VV
1 « ~ 1 1 > 1,1 11 1 1Gara e, 122 South Main St. ":50 31 walk will picnic at Roton. Mug 01' 5 l9 1.- a 1.. )' (mud 111111 V V can cublllbbsfi ‘11 hm 91’ EO- S 06
wANTED—oilll. ion GENERAL Lomdes Ale “lone 11’01- J50 M g l _» low." in appreciation of the w}. loaded 111111 «1:11. which “as 1.11 (1'1 11 aild a sharp shrinkage in the proper.
housework. Apply Mrs ii. P. Wright,
\FOR SALE——0NE
The strawride planned in the C
Mrs, Smith did to make the unair it
taken on lcard vessels, so that the}
lion of reserve [0 liabilities which the
Ilene ‘land. '2 ; To LET—APARTMENT ox CHAP- BRUSH TOP B . . . ,. . VV _ 1 _ . . V V
_. 3b 3 9 ti el St Inquire 64 South Main St deliler) car recentll overhauled and:Gills of Sprlugdule. to Roton Point, ““8” ,M the conclusion ”I. ““3 could he moch to any quarter “3“ higher hank ”1833333333; expected 801d
RT .199 tf newly painted '10 «he sold cheap: was postponed because of inclement dance rel’3‘5hmems “"3"“ ”"99 111.1 0‘” dela-‘V V . afrll'flls W1“ partly l’eslol‘f‘.
L03” - Austin's Garage 122 South Main St lueathcr (auditions and will be held young men waiting 1111011 1110 Julius. i1 1 All members of the metropolitan DO' The Comment?” I31 ”MW and politi‘
LOST—l IGII'i‘ BROWN ”us” To LET—FI'RVISHEI) ROOMS ’ 3130 3,1“, about two weeks dies. Those who attended: I orothl licc. \\ hich is a government force. have cu] situation, however. is so acute that
terrier Blue studded 0011;", Reward centrallv located Meals nearby In: __,_____ _Wright, the Misses Rogers, the Misses been legalled froln issue and ordered it is essential for the chief institution
for return to W. J Kent, Hickory quire Mrs. H. Ganung, 41 Chestnut FOR SALE—(‘El.Ell\' PLANTS, 50c! Manager Hayley is having a cob. Mahlstadt, kenyon ltreei, tVllVe a‘IIaVbe) toVrelurn tonuty at cute, as IlleVlllt'l In liondonfo lgke nleatiles for pro,
Bluff 3 j30 1t St. j"8 3t per hundred Apply Tooker 3 Yostlble and cement wail built along the Rottery, Jean HEW”. [he M18565 bid"- will he required It) guard tho 301”“ tectlon. ’ine ODPJ discount market
LOST—{NEAR SHOREIIAVEN INN,
gold and green enamel brooch, with
N. Y. A. C. on winged foot, in center
surrounded by pearls. Reward for re
turn to :Shorehavcn lull. j28 3t
BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
T0 LET~AUGUST lsT, APART-
inent, large airy rooms, all modern
improvements. Inquire J. M. Layton
and Co. j28 3t
TO LET—~STORE AND FIXTURES,
center of town, newly painted. Gas,
electric lights. Rent reasonable. For
nler occupants did a good business for
‘81., Smithvllle. jiltl 1t
FOR SALE—TWO GOOD HORSES,
suitable for delivery purposes;
ed carriage. Inquire at 19 Ely Ave.
130 iii
FOR SALE—TEAM OF YOUNG
work and drltlng horses, work single
also,
one single carriage and one two-soak
bathing beach. The wall will be ser-
eral feet high} and will make an at-
tractive appearance.
Because of the fact that the threat-
3uning weather kept a large number 01
Vpeople from attending the. prize one
15191) contest labt c1 ciling, the affair
has been postponed until tomorrow
tor. the Misses Thompson, Jean Bell-
mer, Joan Wright, Margaret Eylaliu‘,
Donald Brush, Ellsworth Smith, Sher-
wood Smith, Wellsley Smith, Janfi
Quinn, PllfllpVQuinn, Dorothy Baeder,
Samuel Smeatoh. Geraldine Becker,
William Becker. Isabelle, John. Arnold
and George" Macinichlan, Rosa»
mcnd Farrell, George Edwards,
Irving and Franklin Tame, the Misses
Leo, Junior Whitcslde, John Coe. Jr..
lnent dock yards and magazines ill
case the regular guards would ham
to jam their regiments,
The stock markets throughout liur-
ope, when they were not closed, snow-
ed utter stagnation.
As to what is going on in the fight
izig zone, the strict censorship pre-
vents any details coming through. All
kinds of towns, however, were in I‘l'.'.
culation, one of them stating that 11.
will be able to work mole freely not
that uncertainty has been removed
with the establishment of a higher of-
ficial minimum bunk rate.
Absolute gloom prevailed today on
the stock exchange. Yesterday’s crop
of failures and the fact that there we!
no improvement in the European crisis
had a most depressing effeCt. Bros-
ers stood about in groups waiting for
something to turn up, but they do-
, ., . , . The prize dance, which was to have . , .
1 have it at last. Whatf Tin for -2 sears. Inquire 76 \lashlnzton StV- 0r 1101111161 8811-391)“wa ”he re“ l _ , . . ,. Marie Cavaullugh. Harry Comm. battle had taken place on Austrian clined to do any business. Quatationl
rooting, leaders and gutters that Is 528 st enable. II. A. F. \oung, Grumman WW“ “Mam ”“1 “0‘0" 5’0““ Casino, J e Dor 1 “1 pd a, ll ,1 Jessa. 1 1. ‘ l I) t ~ Gust up . . 1 1 3 1
Guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people 3Hlll. 'South Wilton Conn. Phone has been postponed until Friday night, sin 8 e, " ‘ g 3-» ~‘- territory 1.1 Bosh a e 11 can .1. 1. lV‘l were somewhat under .‘ESlE‘TdU' 3" .. ..
are having me repair their Tinwork, TO LET _ HOUSBS' FLATS“ 43-” Wilton ' 130 31 on account of weather conditions and Horton. troops and Sermons and had reemted ures, but were purely nominal, "1‘13
{Plumbing and Heating 4’9““‘9 they store barn,3carl)enter shop, nlailul’ac- - ' the small number of entries received 1 l“ 5‘3““ 513‘”;th While “new?“ “‘3 what little “usjl‘ess “335 1‘0“ w” ‘
I'ave $32:an A HEGELEIN wry with power. storage. At Norwalk. FOR SALE — RAISED DECK thus far. A my 9"10’381’39 "me “3’,“ 111.111 a: 90m“ “‘9 11111111111 “ul'm'lg‘” “‘9 5“" matter of prolonged negotiation-
"1 Wash 8!. I'h0n 110612. 373 South Norwvllk and East Norwaik. cruiser, 25 ft. x6 fl. 6; Barker 4 1.3‘ ........__. “‘9 card 93“.“ held I“ ”19 (0‘1” L?” vian capital and still another an All- British consols opened at yesterdlY'l
' ° 3 or Get our rent3llst. Raymond Bros. 11. p, motor, Can be seen at 221 011 Saturday the steamcr Commsnd- rel (“l“b' “‘3‘ ”mm!" and the an’” strinn allafli 0n the Monteilezrllls In low record of 159 1-2, which was 1 1-2
3‘ )29 3‘ Lowndes Ave, 323 313er will bring to lloton the Spurgeon winners were: Euchre, M" and MH' Mount Lovehcn, overlooking Collar!» below Tuesday’s closing Nice.‘ The!
TO LET—~UNFURNISH ED COT-
FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES. OV-
Vleague of the Calvary Baptist church
3of Brooklyn. ()11 Monday-evening a
C. AHMcNanlam; whlsl, Mr. and Mrs.-
F. J. Donahue. After the card games,
of
The Ilrllisk war office today de-
clared there was no truth in the re-
quickly recovered half anoint, how-
ever, to the price at which the gov-
,You neutrons and well. tags at Pine Point. Rent for season orland 1914, per-fem condition, been Long Island-excursion of about 500 hlice Walsh, the we"? lVleVgVent . V DO” Ilulllllllled in the United Slate-1‘ ernmcnt broker was buying.
y'l‘hgt's pleasantn $100. Inquire of Chas. E. Hoyt run why a few hundred miles. “1m will enjoy a moonlight sail to the Lonrt Mahhattsn, gave ‘ Ger" Dim; that the British territorial ”OOPS llfl‘d Tile only lothcr transactions heard 1
. on one o reman so ' 1 vocal solo that was heart y app am 1 . ‘1 . - .-
That's “3“,le ' 12 0" sell V’st‘ -3 per cent reillittlon host or point. been ordered to mobilize. of were in Canadian Panties, which
Four spine may get out of order.
That's possible.
TO LET—STORE AND BASE-
lginal price.
time.
(‘an be seen at any
Telephone 1-12 ring 3, Dnricn,
«—
Today largo Sunday 5011001 picnlcs
ed. Miss Josephine Kellcher gave a
recitation, and Lillian (looting, Alice
The Austro-llungarlan invaders fol-
lowed the valley of the River MUI'RVO
opened at 167 and then fell'to 165 1—2.
or half below parltl‘.‘
lYou need some adjustments, want. 85 North MU" St. Inquire at. (‘onn 199 3, from the Congregational church of blanche and Katherine "Mum's ml' and first encountered a body of 801- The hammer, whose tapping on the
That's evident. _M Gutkowsky's furniture.store, 8.7 3 I Duflcn. the Congregational Sunday dcred some very pretty songs. After- vian troops at Semendrla, on the Ser- desk announces failures on the. stock
Be'lt‘tlf:t’:t:vxi:d?iiliay' North Main '8" 12‘ tl FOR SALE—THE IIRICK DWELI: school of New (‘unaun and the .\l(‘lll— wards dancing and refreshments were “an side, of (the Danube. The 89!“ exchange, was heard early today? when
you want the best,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
Bee E. Barthel, D. C_.
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 to 8 p. :11.
I07 Atlantic Sc, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 p- m.
,Spinal Analysis Free,
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 cars to the follow-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
r Indiana olls, Kansas Cit Louis- . -- —- —- -———--
£18113 Little {£ka Oklahoma thy. 8L - 51 to Order. . . thcanstellcs The troupe are giving wetting, Tom sulel‘efino other m et- Germany had not yet ordered the veterinary services, in addition to ._
[outs and Salt Lake City. Freight Elm Trees Sprayed V , , 1 free exhibitions over the rocks near fects. , .-.'- 1 ( mobilization of her forces. needful horses, wagons and transport...
Vgoag‘ 14213:: P211322;V Eisst IQIVVVer, New . JOhn E. 0 sulllvan. the Casino porch three times a day, . ‘ ! Representative ‘oflicluls at the for. Services in the governments and dine
or o a or no . every 1 . 1 ts t be mobilized.
.1... amnion... at 1 1.. 1.. 11.1.1.1. Beaupain & Saunders PrOp. 3:,” "‘ ,‘“° “33”” a“ 1.1.. “1 1.... 11.111... 111° 1... 1...... “1° f‘fi: °“‘°,° “with“ “‘° :““;“,j°“ 11 ° ° 1
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. in. ma“ V e even 111; a dance hall orches- guest of, Mrs. Mary thtrlngham for is grown worse 0 ay Instea 0 et-,
at South Norwalk up to 5: 30p
_,THE NORWALK STEAMBOAT LINE
. AVnnIng J1. Smlth, Lessee.
Georgie F. Foote. General Agent.
TO LET—10 ROOM HOUSE 23
Elizabeth St. Inquire Mrs. lt_ anlov,
102 Taylor Ave. cltV'.y Tel. No 11656
TENN Science- 1
DEFINITION ' 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic u the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease ii caus-
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 different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is restmpd
through harmonizing the nerve an
toms In your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a ounce
to help you.
Baguette ti'eaunente elven also.
T. Francis, D. C.
u Walhlngton 8e, 8e. Nemlk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
. Ansoncuuumsrsfi V
eou'n-i NcnwALK. 'co'pu,» ,,
N t.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested or whose land may be
3 affected thereby that a public heal-log
.1 by the Mayor slid Common council of
- the Cilty of Nor'walk will be held at
the 'Couiihil Chambers, City Hall on
'1‘.'I‘ues‘day evening, August 11,1914, at
8 o’clock, to consider the proposal to
change and discontinue a portion of
that certain highway or street in the
boot " Third Taxing District which runs from
one
vunnm'l.
Gragory Boulevard so called, "easterly
1‘ and southerly along land of said Third
Taxing District to where said street
again Joins said Gregory Boulevard,
so as to make said street or highway
approximately forty feet wide, all as
. _ alStf.
lug, No. 74 West Ave., known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170' feet deep, Including garage and
barn. Terms will‘be made reasoliablo
and price very low. Address Christian
S’wartz. 3 , l3 11
$.wm
For Sale or Rent
large Single House all improve-
ments, attractively situated, on Ste-
vens street, Norwalk.
1:. T. MeoOVERN
INSURANCE AND BEAL ESTATE
155 Washington Street.
loath Nonnlk. coon. Tel. 345
M”..-
Dorlon House
(Grocery Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK V
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
.of Sea FoodVCoolged
.._—.m .—
TELEPHONE CALL 720,:- '
com... in
1‘ ‘ sorrow roar-iron
Westport. Conn.
Service a la Carts; noted for
Steaks, Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrangements oeuvbe made
for banquets upon short notice}
CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA
DANCING sliced overuse. ..
MR8: M. LBW. l:
Telepnenp Obnneetlom, 98 sttport.
COLONEL OF FIRST REGluENT,
HARTFORD. .Juiy 03.-—Lléi‘t-Col
Richard J. Goodman was elecmd 001-.
. 11W-
o’dlst Sunday school ol'New Cannon
and a Sundav school excursion from
West Norwulk are enjoying them-
selvesat the point. What particularly
uweals to tllc children are the dar-
ins and thrilling performances of the
134119 Mitrt'IMpe ‘ 1.
._—.—.
l
l Considering the weather, the results
of the Tango teas, held every after
no'on from three unlll six, are quite
gratifying. It is a pleasant combina-
.thon. to e.ljoy a splendid and appetlz
iing luncheon and graceful and skill-
Vful dancing. Miss Elizabeth McGlb-
hons and R. P. Wilcox continue to
please with their attractive danClng
Woman of the teas should double the
plensantncss of the tens h1 enjoying
dancing themselves
,Tllere is no qdestion but what the
La Marr troupe, who are playing lio-
ton this week only, are the most dar-
witnessed hv the people of this v-lcln
The stunts turned off by this
couple ale entirely original with
3 in furnishes music during the act
wManager Bailey is to be commended
for obtaining this attractlon and show
ing them gratis, an dpeople in this
vicinity should surely appreciate this
a:ction
\
Bell Island
The Japanese dance for children was
one of the most brilliant aflalrs ever
seen at this popular resort. The chili
house was beautifully decorated with
.«1.‘
l
. Japanese lanterns, umbrellas, small
flags and other Japanese were. so that
the dance hall resembled a Japanese
ed in true Jap fashion, their brilliant
kimonos of many colors adding to the;
genus] Japanese effect. "
lng and skillful aerial performers everV ‘
Oaks.
tea garden The children were 21115113: -
enjoyed.
. . M
An alternoon tea was held at the
Sound View Hotel, yesterday alter-
noon, and a very enjoyable tilneVans
had by all present. Miss Anne Shev-
linf‘a'nd Elenor Barber poured, Among
those present were Judge ‘anner,
Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Hickey
and Mrs. Farrell.
Mrs. llarlane P Wright is enter-
taining the following guests at her
home: Mrs. H. Mahlstadt and her-
daughters, Eleanor and Hermie, of
New York city. and the Misses Rog-
ers, of New York city.
At the drug store of F. H. Baxter
will be found a most complete line of
toilet articles, such as are needed by
everyone at the shore. When In need
of such, be sure and pay a visit to this
popular store. 1
While out sailing yesterday after-3
noon Thomas Ssrtor had the misfor-
tune of upsetting, due to the fact that
his call got jammed, Except for a
_..-—-
a few days, has returned to his home
at Brooklyn, .N...=1Y.
11"” . ‘
Mrs. Thomas Fleming Day is en-
tertaining the following guests at her
home: Miss ,fi Bray and Miss E.
The American Band. of South Nor-
walk. has been engaged to play at the
water sports, to be held August the
15th. .
-M
Mrs. John Gallagher and her daugh-
Etbel. are spending a. few days at
the Sound View Hotel.
ter
1
—-1Buy- your furniture at Sterling
Furniture CO., 127 Washington strceLV
.11
l
l
l
vians held their ground until nighll'ali
andlllen retired. Both Austrians and
Servlans sustained heavy losses, sev-
eral hundred soldiers being killed in
the engagement.
0n the western side of Servlanh
Austrl'an colun ame into c; Wt.
with a Dominant: althonitza, which
put up a stubborn defines and held
the fort until dark lniiltVting heavy
losses on the Austrians.
The Southcrn tustrlnn CoJlllllll in
Bosnia remained stationary today,
awaiting the movement of the Monte-
negrin tropos. '
The ancient fortress of Belgrade was
reduced by the Austrian artillery.
3\\'lll(‘ll caused only slight damngtho
other parts of the Servlan capital. The
British lcgntlon was struck by an Au-
strian shell. During the bombardment
Servlan sharpshooters greatly harried
the Austrian nrtlllerymen.
BERLIN, July 30.—-At the German
foreign office It was stated today that
efforts toward the maintenance of
peace were still In progress, and that
ter. They pointed out that the mob1
lllzatlon of the Russian army at a
‘Vtime when Austria-Hungary had not.
moved a. man toward the Russian fron-l
tier could~ only be interpreted as evi-
dence that ,Russia' was determined to
support Servia.
I
It was added that France also was,
known to be making secret military:
preparations and that although Ger-
many had, not yet mobilized it was
questionable whether shecould remains
inactive much longer in face of the
military preparations'cf her borders.
LONDON, July 30-;As had bestiali-
. tlclpated, the Bank of England today
raised its minimum rate of discount
an entire point, making it four per;
The step was taken as a pro- i
.tcent.
tecti-ve measure in view of the chaotic
financial conditions on the continent
another firm with large continental
connections announced that It was un- 1 .
able to meet its obligations. All the
failures thus far announced have been
of firms which do continental busi.
nose.
The change ill the bank rate ind no 3
effect on the market, as it had been
anticipated.- /:. .. 1
ST. rarnasaunc, July 30.4mm. ‘
perlal ukase issued by the emperor
last night calls to the colors an In»
mouse number of reservists. ‘ l
The men called out are:
First, all the reservists of 23 wholc
regiments and of 71 districts in 1‘
other governments. ' '
Second, part of the reservists of.
nine districts of four governments.
Third, the naval reservists in sixty-
four districts of twelve Russian gov.
ernlnents and one Finnish government.
Fourth. the time-expired Cossacks o! ,
the territories of Don Kuban, Tereh. .
Astrakhan, renburg and Ural.
Fifth, a corresponding number of
[eserlist officers of the xxledlcsl and
v
LONDON, July 30.—-A Vienna dlr .
patch to the. Exchange Telegraph 5
company says: ,
“After a heavy bombardment by the _
Danube gunboats, Belgrade w‘as occl.
pied by the Austrian troops Wednel-
day." .. . V
BERLIN, July 30.—Prelimlnary in
structions were sent' today by'the' Get
man war department to All officers and
soldiers of the reserve to hold them-
seltes in readiness to join the colors.
The officers of the regular may
have received instructions, issued‘yer
tcrday. to hold themselves in roadie
ness for the mobilization of theft
units '
b‘x.
THE HAGUE, Netherlands, Jilly
—The official Gazette today ”W"
a declaration of absolute neutron”
1
axial. of_ the tum infsfitmc V (1.; The children marched into the 3'H3IIIOI VVl‘JV “(l Bead;
ht VtIViVVe election held todt’t VIVID! dance hall doing a little Japanese step!
V‘v 1 or . ' E- thlch 'was heartily applauded fly the
audience. Hermie mahistadt rendered
shown 1on that certain imam entitled
‘fPlst Showing Proposed Layout of
1 Park, Third District, Norwalk, Conn!”
made brittle City .th Nomalk Eng.
611611", City mailbag,
the part of the Netherlands dull“
the AVustro-Servian wait.
"Arthur Waldton
Vfollowlng the outbreak of war between
. Austria-Hungary and Servia and the
“Cyril White 119»! Témméd from 1119 almost general advance of. the bank.
»
dated June 17 1914 and to on huge
the grade of said street Valid the ‘
' 450“! £11
851k)!
'Dflté 1
by of July A 1)., ,.
.JOVSEPHJ NX
ofmsdoramV'Lem wash out
i‘ mluV’hlb‘ltion of the C‘Drcain Waltz"-w
bumps ‘ few 8011383, which was YOU muph EV bVllBlIIGSS trip to New YOVI‘Vk City.
predated by the onlookers: The ex.-
‘ was
‘ 111m
vedV
Dorothy 1ers3bt and Bone Brush
. ———........——-
Owing to the bad
iiingV the 1119111111; picture show w
held this evening.
W
Veirllouie at Mount Yemen after a
s 3 «1|:th
”Vim on not: A very
rates in continental centers.
3 By discounting Hills freely during cant preparations proceeded sloop
weather last We the past few days while ordinary the large British garrison and at”
ill be sources for discounting Were practical among the vessels of the British llV'dot
‘ ly suspended and by arranging credits liere throughout the night All leaf.
in connection with gold coming froth for officers and men has been storm.
The Misses Smiths have returned to New York. while American changes T The authorities issued orders 10:"ch
the Bank precautionai-y stage of mobilize”
were so' difficult to 01111111,,
!
VVALETTA. Malta, July 36:15Ihé
Vot England considerably relieved the and as a consequence great 11¢th
ViVy to baht: protective indicates.
., bulls moo.
n cold,
soured of the Bouer'eV that the monthly W
" ’ financial world Not, however. that; was apparent in the dock yards;
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