MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1914
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Classified
For Sale,
Wants!
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
“Ads”——To Let,
Business and
face or Caps, Double Price.
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty-Five Words or.Less, 25c;
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
In Black-
WANTED I TO LET
I son SALE
RAILROAD FIREMEN,
BRAKE‘i To LET—FROM SEPT. IST,
mien, $120.
Experience unnecessary. room house, 113 501101 M3111 “St.
8l
W.‘sta1llon, 4 years old.
PONY
Inquire W. ll.
FOR SALE—CHEAP, HAY
Tristram, West St.
Send age, postage. Railway, care Sen-iw- CUIDSIOCR- a3 6‘
ilnel. a3 10‘
T0 LET—T0 GENTLEMAN, FUR-
STATE OYSTER POLICE ARE'nished front room, llanford Illock. In-
WANTED. Iquire James Donnelly,
FI‘est will be held Monday, Aug. 24,;‘St.
Main
33 3t
South
' Stevens St.
iCity National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE—BUILDINO LOT AT
sacrifice in llhodonolla Park, near
Inquire of Fred Ii. Fields,
a3 tit
at Bridgeport, Conn. Two places pay-i
ing 57" per month to be filled. Send,
for application and full information at 1 view over water.
TO LET—LARGE ROOM, DIRECT
Private porch. Con-
Good table.
55 Seaview Ave.
Hartford Conn. a1 6t;ings. Near trolley and
train.
WANTED—TO BUY A GOOD SEC-i
end-hand gasoline motor for a sixteen’ TO LET—WITH BOARD, NICEIIIY
foot boat,1 1-2 or 2 II. P. Advise Iow- furnished large front room to two;
est rice. Address llox 371, Danbury, also single room. ’l‘able board, home=
Conn. 31 3t cooking, reasonable rates. ‘Mrs. Tait
16 .Ilaviland lSt, all (it
WANTED~GIRL TO DO COOK-
ing and general housework. Apply TO LET—T0 SMALL. QUIET FAM-
lhirs. Charles Money, Belle Island.
1'31 3t
HAVE $2,000 TO EGAN AS FIRST
mortgage on good real estate. Apply
Box 463. 131 (It
WANTED—MAN BETWEEN 35
and it’- to act as salesman. Address
P, O. Box 17. J31 3t
WANTED—COMPETIENT GIRL
for general housework. Apply M rs. L.
(I, Brooks, Pelham Cottage, Hello Is»
land. 121 St
WANT§D~A COMPETENT COOK.
LApply Mrs. C. Money, Ilelle Island.
131 St
WANTED «To BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
06.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave Tel 1161
0291:!
WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs, H. P. Wright,
Belle Island. 129 if
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BUSINESS NOTICES
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed for l5 years. Wise lpeOple
Ire having me repair their Tlnwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
save money.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
.141 Wash. 8t. Phone 1106-12 or 373
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.You are strong and well.
That’s pleasant. ‘
lYou hope to remain so,
That's natural. 0
' Hour spine may get out of order.
That’s 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.
See 11:. Barthel, D. C.
That's important.
Offices 80. Norwalk and standard.
That's the right place.
Delays are dangerous,
That's all. " '
__ E. BARTHOL. D. C.
53 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
. .7 tots- m— .
.ao7 Atlantic St. Stamfordp a.
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- ' Investments ..
-. Invest in Life. Annuity or Life In-
, come Polky. Returns are better than
in most iaourities. '
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totem ans :iIAL mare
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ily 5 large rooms, new house, all im-
provements. Including set range; cen-
trally located, near station. 53 Chest-
nut St. Inquire at 49. a1 3t
TO LET—APARTMENT ON CHAP-
el St. Inquire 61 South Main St.
129 if
MISCELLANEOUS.
Certainly you can insure your
BAG-GAGE or anything that Is insura-
ble at the. Lawrence Agency, 15 South
Main street.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates [inched 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-
tems in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to boll! you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C.
M Washlngton 8t. 8e. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate 1mm Palmer ‘8chooi._the
discoverer.
Elm Trees 1 sprayed ,
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTS.‘
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN,
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mdcihroughtho
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II. A. SHOW FARM AGENCY
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Arthur Waldron
District Manager ‘
1‘ 29 Haviland Street
Dorlon House .
'(fll‘epOry Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds
' of Sea Food Come
to Order.
John E. O‘Sulllvan.
Prop.
mar-nous «Lari.
- FOR SALE—GOOD WORK liORS ‘
. ieleven years
once. State Civil Service Commission,ivehiences. Quiet, beautiful surround! weighs 1,400 lbs.
‘South Nonwalk,
a3 3t .
15 hands high,
A. J. Collins i‘o..
old,
FOR SALE-«A FEW CHOICE
thoroughbred white leghorn cockerels,
hatched May 3, fine breeding stock, at
75c. 13 Cross St, South Norwalk.
" :11 3t
FOR SALE—AT HALF PRICE.
seven different sizes of plate glass.
From 4x7 to 8x7. Can be seen at Jo-
sem and Son's store. Inquire S. L'ng-
a3 3t‘
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by summer
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 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
should be. in every family in Norwalk. We welcome contribu- .
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mall '
them to the office or telephone them to us. i
there will be a barn dance and a large
number of lialuor \‘iew People are ex
pected. .
Roton Point
The annual picnic of St, Mark‘s Sun- The Camp Fire Girls of Greenwich
;day 5141001. 3:5“ Canaan, “’i“ be held have taken a cottage on the beach and
at 11.01011 1’01“1 011 Wednesday, Allgwnained it Camp Wollelo. The young lad-
HSL a. les enjoy bathing boating and tennis
. and many other forms of amusement
Jack MCGBE- 8 “019d 811d daring a"; and they all seem to be thoroughly enw
iator, who is well-known throughouti joyillg themselves, The girls under the!
THRE‘
tar-Vt!”
PALM“.
ornali chute-Ens
LODKlMi Hill can
SYDNEY, N. 5.. Aug. .3.—'lhe Gel"
man cruisers were SlLllled yesterdayi
oil St. Pierre, Bliq. It i» belieledlhmi
they are from Mexicali or West Indian ‘
\laters, The object of their prcscntc
in these waters could not be learned;
One explanation of their presence was
that they were in quest of coal for a‘
trans-Atlantic voyage. i .
Captain Post, in charge of the guard‘ Stillsen Malaria] Remedy ls swol-
at the cable station at Lloyd Cove, was teed,
notified by cable from Newfoundland
ol' the presence of the German war—T A. E. Benedict «has applied for ‘
slzipsh and requested that shipping. be permit to install plumbing in m
“Ulmt‘d Of 1119 “‘0‘- house of Joseph \‘adas on Windsor
The French cruiser Friant is said to Place.
be near St. Pierre, and it \\ as not con-
sideled improbable here that the Ger-‘ 0- 1‘ Keeler has applied ‘0 the build-_
nlan cruisers are watching that ves- ing inspector for a permit to build ‘
sel. That the cruisers were under or chicken house and garage in the rail!
ders to watch this port and the en- of his house 0“ L,“ East avenue.
trance of the St. Lawrence River was ‘
also advanced as a reason for then“ The Board of Charities has ordered
visit. jthe removel of Miss C. Slauson from
her home on 54 t‘onrle-tticut avenue
aii 3‘ the country and very popular 1“ “W‘s: snardianshlp of Miss Sussle Mead are:
‘circles, has been engaged by Manager;
.Neville Hayley to give exhibitionk
‘illghts at Itoton Point In his aero hy-;
droplane, commencing next Saturday,
at 2 o'clock, and continuing to give
flights daily for a week. Mr. McGee;
will rise from the water. circle aroundl
Roton Point, and sail over the City of
:Norwalk and vicinity. lie will carry
'passengers. providing they can pluck
up nerve enough to attempt this thril-
ling feat. Mr. McGee is a coworker
Tie the Norwall: llcspltal for treat-
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' 80's HAVE SPORTS‘ Roy llalliday, formerly superin-
.
Clandina Bird. Eleanor Child, Annaf
Mann. Jennie Budge. Edith Budge andl itendent o!‘ the local plant of the Gulf
Ilielining Company lci‘t Saturday'ta
their guests \‘elzora Iiruches, lren;
Burester and Marion Mead. ' assume his new duties with that com.
pany in Rochester, N. Y.
On Sntuday alternoon a very suc—
cessful and interesting program of wn-
AUGUST WEDDING. 'tt‘r s;orts was presented by the boys
.ol the Public Playground, under the,
A quiet wedding took place on San, , . ‘
urda)’ evening when Miss Ethel Thorp ““ht’rl‘ltk‘“ 0f “15”““0'” ’Ietlow. The
Mrs. L‘. Wilkinson and daughter
Grace, of New York city, are spending
Starr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0r-
lando Starr, of 18 L'nion street. South
boys indulged in swimming races, ex- a few days with Mrs Wilkinson's
hibition diving and other water sports, ‘ daughter .Mrs Edward Scribner, at
,of fine land to till. Some fruit. Price ' with three assistants of Mr.
vary. a1 3t
:0! Glenn Curtis, the world-famous avia-
FOR SALE‘4N NORWALK- GOOD tor. The hydroplune will be at Hoton
“"0 family house 871d about one acre on exhibition Wednesday. together
Mctlee.
$3,100, part cash. Also large lot near This femur-e, obtained only by ex-
lllsliop factory, cost 3300. Price $230,lpendlng great expense, will be the
pay $100 cash and $10 per month. Ad- most daring and thrilling that the peo-
dress Box 31-1, South Norwalk. a1 61 ple of Norwalk have ever witnessed,
'and will prove to be the most popular
FOR SALE—lil'lloDlNGtAT SACRl-jattraction that has ever been enjoyed
ilce ill Rhodonolla Park, near Stevens here. Mr. McGee has made tremen-
St. . Inquire of Fred ll. Fields, City dous hits In all the larger pleasure re-
National Bank llldg. 131 (it sorts throughout the country, and be
'surely will here.
170 feet deep, including garage and
Bell Island
barn. Terms will be made reasonable ’-
I d C 1 l George Edwards and family leave to-
and pr so very low. Ad ress hr stian day on a cruise In the Josephine.
Swarta. 13 ti,
yFQR BALE-TIIE BRICK DWELI:
lug, No. 71 West Ave, known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
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W” " I Miss E. A. Farrell and Mrs. James
LOST SA. Farrell motored to Newl York city
Losr~nuxcrror KEYS. mo. mm“
or please return to Sentinel office.
Sidney wintrlngham has returned
all It-
." after a week's cruise on the U. S. S.
. Glousier.
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AllCthll sale Mr. and Mrs. John Coe and family
I - v 1
Jones Realty Company, formerly will leave today on an extended tour
Jones & Valentine, will sell at Public in Mr- Poe’s automobile-
Auctlon, on Saturday, August 15th.!
i914,'at 2:30 p. m., the following des't
cribed property, situated at “The .
White Bridge," (so called), Rownyton
Conn,
Mrs. Gallagher and her daughter
Ethel. are spending a few days on the
' island with friends.
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Tract No. 1. ——-—-
1 1'3 acres of land, more or 1638. ' Judge Towner. who has been spend-
together with dwelling on said tract.
Norwalk, was married 10 Chester La- much to the enjoyment to the large
fayetta Gulles, son of Mr. and Mrs. number of the parents and friends ofi
Charles Guiles. of Broad River. ‘lhe' boys. The committee was espec-i
The ceremony was perforlned at 3 p_ Ially pleased with the attendance of
m, at the home 01 the bride's parent3_‘tlle parents. thus showing Alhat they
by Rev. E. a. llarlley, pastor of the have their cooperation in this useful
local Baptist Church. Miss Dora Starr, enterprise. Ice cream was served and
sister of the bride, was bridemald,snd :1 general good time enioyed. The
lieyward Davis was best man. Tlle life saving corps of the play ground
bride wore a white embroidered" gownjgave Interesting exhibitions, showing
and the bl'ldelnald wore a gown of'that lhey had been splendlly "filmm-j
pink crepe do chine. The parents of"l‘lle new sweaters, kindly presented‘
bride and groom and Miss Alva Gulles,itllrongh the generosity of Joseph Da-
Milzs Florence Perry. Chester ‘Starlivis, have arrived for the seven boys
and Howard Starr witnessed the core-Ecumprlsing the corps. The sweaters
mony. {are beauties, bearing the initials “L
The happy couple will make thelr‘S, C."
borne on New Canaan avenue. where, 1
the groom llaa built and furnished a' i
home. . [SLASHEB H'MSELF 1
WITH A RAZOR
YACHTSMEN ON WAY To NEW- 9
PORT.
NEW LONDON, Aug. 3.-"l‘llo New As a result of a lively family quar-
lork Yacht Club fleet. thinned by tllelrel. during the progress of which.
withdrawal of many craft. bccausoot'penjamln Walterhouse. of 112 South
the European lyir situatl'tn, set salljililain street punched Ills with several
today on the third and, perhaps the times, .\lr. \i'alterhcuse slashed him.
last day's run of the annual cruise toiselt on the wrist and arm with 11'
Newport. As on the two previous razor, lnflicting severe Injuries, which
days' sailing. Interest centered In the hind profusely. Dr. l-‘. I. Burnell was
cup contenders Resolute and Vanille,‘calleli. and ordered the man sent to
notwithstandingthe growing possibll- the Not-walk Hospital. At that Insti-
ity that the America's cup races would tutien this morning It is said he will
be called 011.. recover, not withstanding the serious—
I.lvely squalls during the night had ness of Ills cuts.
cleared the air, and although Ilgliti _.
clouds covered the sky there was a STREET DEPARTMENT WORK.
line westerly breeze blowingout oi the '
Sound which gave promise of an carlynweflml‘t AVGHUG Must HaVo Perma-
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Osborne avenue, East Norwalk.
A jolly picinc and outing was hell! .
on Lexington avenue Saturday altos-v
noon by the younger Hungarians at. ,
this Elly. In the effort lo raise ill!
funds presented to Lellel Hedervaqfl‘
yesterday at the big Hungarian Rally ‘5'
held In lloyt‘s Theatre, \ '
Health Officer W, J. Tracey lim_ _
two quarantines yesterday. One was
from the Allen home in Wilson Point
Road where a child had been III with;
scarlet fel'er. and the other was on .
Chestnut street where the Peat child
had suffered from diphtheria.
Disposition of the assault and 111‘
toxication case of Thomas Gay, which
has been continued through several
weeks, was made by Judge E. X.‘ j‘
LLCRWOUd In the town court this ,..r
morning. The defendant was allowed
to go free upon payment of the cash
In his case.
‘-.-.~o' .
The Women's Auxiliary of Christ .54;
Church will hold a lawn party at tho
home of Mrs. Blacleman, 2 Oregon .7
Boulevard, on Wednesday afternoon’
and evening. Tile committee in chart. 7
are working diligently to make it owl .
great success and reports indicate.thlt i.
such will be the case, 1
for
The choir of Christ Episcopal church?“ «.
numbering eighteen, journeyed to Re-
ton Point Saturday afternoon for their.
Tract No. 2.
1 acre, more or less, with island,
lmlll site. pond, dam and flowage rights
In Five Mile River. .
Sale rain or. shine.
Per order owner,
MARTHA G. RAYMOND.
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FAST ’FREIQHT LINE TO NEW
YORK AND TO ALL ,sbm'rs m
. THE SOUTH AND WEST.
‘ Through our service to all important
interior points, making connections
with daily through cars to the follow
lng points: Cincinnati, Chicago. Den-
ver, Indianapolis, Kansas City, [nuis-
fille, Little Rock, Oklahoma City, St
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freight
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
York (foot of Catherine St). every
day except Sunday, at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwsllr up to 6 p. m. and
at South Nor-walk up to 6:30 p. in.
THE NORWALK ersmaoar Llhs
Annlng J. Smith, Leo-Ge.
George F. Posts. General Agent.
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REBUIL‘T‘ TYPEWRITERS—"L. C.
’ Smith, «Underwood,
liemlngton, all other
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals 85
permonth. Machines
sold at $5 per month.
The Benedict News
Store 48 wall 8:. Norwaik Conn.
escnsraav u'aooo sacs seam.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 3.-Wond was
‘Ing a few weeks at the Sound View
:leaves today for his home at Town-
ers. N. Y. I
Dr. lray Philips and Charles
Grinn. of Brooklyn, N. I'.. were the
guests of Harold [4. Clarke over the
weekend. . '
The children will hold a card party
ichre and hearts will be playfd and re-
'frcshments served. !
The prizes that will be given the
lenners of the varlous events at the
[combined water sports, to be held at
lBell Island, August 5th. are the finest
.ever given by any club along the
ISound.
The third race for sailing canoes
was held Saturday afternoon in a light
breeze that ireshened up about the
last leg of the last lap and helped to
make a close finish. The winner was
iHanid-d Foote; Morten Shepherd. sec-
.ond. and Thomas Sartor, third.
Among the week-end guests at the
Sound View were: Hrs. John Barber
‘ond family, of Brooklyn, N. v.; P
‘Kavanaugh. of New York city; Mr.
Reynolds, of omklyn‘. N. .v.; Mrs.
3Johnson. of New York cu.
This evening will see many of the
young folks of the island enjoying the
dancing at Roton Point Park. There
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finish at Newport.
The run today from Sarah's Lodge}
buoy to Brenton's Reef Light was for-
ty miles. The prizes for the day were
offered by Rear Commodore J. I’. ilor.
gan. '
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BOV SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL. 5
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at the club house thisafirenoon. Eu- Jullua Klee. of, Springwoou, In Names" editorial which bears the caption “Nor- “‘9 remarkable Showins Officer Rob-
,walk's Public Disgrace." Street Cem- ert Gainpr made m yesterdays 3"”
our Scrapea Previously.
Julius Kiss was arrested yesterday
by Ofllcer Milton 1. Lbckwood for
theft. stealing some small articles and
a sum of money from his father, Louis
Kiss. In court, this morning, the boy.
who has been In several scrapes be-
fore. was defended by Attorney Joseph
J. Linchller, who pleaded earnestly
that the boy he not sent to the reform
school. Attorney Linxweller said that
it would be much better for the boy
Ii he was permitted to gain employ~
meat on a farm. or the like, away from
evil companions. Judge Keogh, how-
ever. thought it best that the boy he
committed to the reform school. and
be appointed Attorney Linxweller his
guardian. Ofilcer Milton I. Lockwood
will take the boy to the school. and
he was ordered by the court to makes
detailed survey oi conditions at that
institution. noting particularly the
class“ of boys that are confined there,
their environment. the work they do,
and the like. that the court may know
better how to act in future cases.
annual outing and shore dinner. The.’. .
tufternoon was greatly enjoyed by “Mo
ing the stunts" and the affair was , ‘
given a fitting close with a fine shots
dinner during which the “gcdd fellow." '
ship sign“ shone prcmlnently. _ ,
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nent Read to ‘Be Good.
The Norwalk Street Department Is
coming In for a large portion of ad-
verse criticism both from local and
oat-oi-town sutomoblllsts because of
the terrible condition Westport ave-
nue Is In. This morning the Bridge-1
port Telegram takes a fling at the
“lethargic street department" In an for“ are very
polioo‘
much pleased with ‘
The members of the local
mlssloner George A. Sherron said this ming races. Officer Galnor is t. .
morning that the only way out of the years older than any of the other don-t ‘
dlmculty was to build a permanent testantd, and this Is the first swim ”is.
read there. that patching would not has entered for the 933‘ “Shim". <.
prove satisfactory. He and his then 3'38". He “’33 strong and feeling fli-
have several times patched the poor M the “Dilh- " .
spots of this road with material of dIi-i ' .-
ferent kinds, but the material Would Building inapccmr Clarence 1. Elliot
not stay put. This stretch of road has was In New Haven on SaturdaY-th‘»
the heaviest auto traffic of any in this
vicinity. The State recently advertis-
ed for bids for the constructing of a
new road at this point, and they noti-
tled the Connecticut Company to re-
palr their tracks on that street at
once. but nothing further has been
done about it: Thestreet department
say they have done as much, In the
matter as they can. The road should
most assuredly be fixed, and whoever
it is up to should act In the matter
immediately.
T-ROLLEY CAR HOLDS UP TRAFFIC
A, line example of congested traffic
greeted onlookers who happened to be
received early today at the treasury Will .1” be many people from “Nor-
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conference with the building inspects;-
cr of that city in relation to matter!“
pertaining to the local building so-
partment. The city of New Haven‘isfS
planning -to draft a new building oo-
dinance the same as this city, and a
was in this rescpect the: local, Ina» ..
pector paid the visit, beddes other
matters. , . ' .
Jim Kendrick. the sturdy m __
bantamweight. who has fought W ”a
noted puglllst In his class, new
Frankie Burns. is carded was; t“
skill and ability of Kid Sulflvni. “-
classy young Italian boxer. wh9‘, _
eently gave Young Soleberg the
that Secretary McAdeo will returnio
Wellington at 3 p.m.tetaheapthe
,walk. New Canaan and Tokeneke. l
rlcmcsso' ar ensrrlsto .
in the vicinity of the corner of Main
(no Wall streets. Saturday morning. A
Imuuwa’lummmmwmwywm ,
m-wumuu’. .
“It, Three-emu: tank-Idioms“-
i Harbor View ' Beachl
Am wlli heheidmiihe new par
"LN”- llne of automobiles and carriages ex-
A very Jolly end he»! outlna was tended from the Junction back up Wail
accorded to the employee of the Trent- atreet as far as the railroad stems
cal Suit Company. of Wat-rattled. by and not a wheel moved for over a
the generous meat of “statute. All this resulted items trol-
mm. mm The picnic was mm.soaumrw1aaieeah.atesslaa
hello-m MIMIC theatiet,tbemeouiueoalltaratbo
m was carried witch. loch cam-eat was eased-a- ‘
0a muuamdmm, bioet-
prise of his life, anddefeatpi? i
O'Leary in a decisive mulch. . ‘_
Sullivan. of Brooklyn. a 11?er W
weight boxer. issues a chalk!“ b
any local fighter or borer in thirty
eiaity of his size. to a match.
The New Wile autism “a
untested whnlhe local some“
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