ants!
LASSIFIED Advertisements on thispage, Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c
Three Times, 60c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
For Sale,
face or Caps, Double Price.
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i lassified “aw—To Let.
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
Business and
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WANTED.
‘reiinement, experienced, desires posi-
iion as companion. ,No objections to
invalid or aged lady. References ex-
changed. Salary moderate. Address,
lWe'bster, South| Norwalk Sentinel.
' 523 3t
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WANTED—A room Gnu. TO as:
Dist wi'th housework and care of chil-
“iliren. 18 Maple street.
WANTED—T0 BUY 'ALL KINDS
of cattle and poultry. Pay the highest
prices. Special price (or live calfs. 12
c pound. Bob calves to fatten. $8 to
39 a piece. Joe Dickman, 19 Raymond
street. Phone 356-21. 112 12t
wk
GIRLS WANTED
Experienced on dresses, also those
experienced on Singer Sewing ma-
, phines.
‘ lHth wages to eXperIenced girls.
Royal Manufacturing Co.
i WANTED—COMPANION. LADY OFi fi
122 Ctl
TO LET.
To LET—FIVE ROOMS ’AND SUN-f
parlor. All improvements. Private en-l
trance. Phone 635. Mrs. C. H. Alan
thorpe, 33 Seaview avenue, East Nor-l
I walk. 123 ’3t
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TO LET—HALF or DOUBLE'
:house, consisting of seven rooms. Al‘.
improvements, 39 France street. ln-l
quire G. H. Robins, 41 France street,
'Norwafit. 123 ill
i TO LET-ROOM 0N
lavenue. " All improvements.
quire at 47 West avenue, South Nor-
. walk. Phone 458. 3‘22 3t
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TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann street, South Nor-
alk. Inquire No. 2 West avenue. ti
To LET—81X ‘Roons WITH ALL
modern improvements 17 Lincoln ave—
nue, South Norwalk. A. Joselovsky. 52
Water street, or 4 Cove avenue. East
Norwalk. 112 ti
85 Washington St. So. Norwal
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i TO LET—21 UNION 8T. 7 ROOM
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—GOAT, GOOD MILK-
er.' Frank Badinszky, 65 Lexington
Ave, South Not-walk.
FOR BALEv‘ABOUT 4 TONS EX-
tra quality hay. $18.00 per ton. Tele.
292-12. ' 322 3t
FOR SAuE—BAY HORSE, SIX
years old, sound, kind and gentle. Two
lwagons. Rubber tire runabout and bus-
iness wagon, 3 sets of harness. Cutbill
71 North Main street. 121 St
.FOR SALE—40.000 TRANSPLANT-
ed celery plants, 75 cents per hundred.
inquire at 19 Gregory Boulevard, East
Norwalk, Telephone your order 75-2.
iy 19-6t
[till llllllIES ,'
SECOND TAXING DISTRICT, CITY
OF NORWALK, CONN. ’
The legal voters of the Second
Taxing District are hereby notified
, Russian" Oppos’rrion —'
com to the National Zeiiung says:
' the new line southward of the
7 of Warsaw, has ended in failure.
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HAS FAILED DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
B’ERLIN, July 23} via London.l
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I :25 p. m.——A dispatch from Vl-
Funeral of Mn. M. J. Riordan.
The funeral of Mrs. M. J. Riordan
i was held this morning from St. Mary's
lt‘hurch, Rev. T. J. Finn celebrating
the solemn high requiem mass at 9
‘o’clock. The church was filled with
Lublin—Shclm Railroad, southeast‘mends “1° “3"" mm“ “‘9 1°“
, of the deceased. The service was beau-
.jtiful and deeply impressive. A wealth
of beautiful floral pieces paid silent
tribute. Court Cecile. Daughters of
the Bug Rivers. i,Castile, of which the deceased was a
The Russian southwestern trustee, turned out in'a body, and the
front is seriously mcnacedi the “meme” and ”mews, mum-x was
.,‘ 1 . ,- ,‘ ' , represented by a large delegation. A
dlbpafth adds, 1 he rallroad line deputation of the Knights of Columbus
rulmlng through lvangorod. . was also present at the services. Mel'-
the final attempt of the Russians
to stop the advent: of their op-
ponents in the critical “cattle on
The decisive action in this cam-
paign is likely to come in the‘
territory between the Vistula and
miles north of the Teutonic lines other cityofl‘lcials also mummy At
and th? “Pu"? 0* I‘me} and the offertory, Mrs. lrving Haymes sang
Chclm ls sard tqbc a question 0f.“Ave Maria," and as the body‘ was
onliz’h‘l I’m-9f t‘mea f . borne from the church renderedfhn-
e correspon cut 0 the I\a“lgels Ever Bright and Fair.” interment
t3???“ alum“ 3‘ .TamOWv 53‘ followed in St. Marys' Cemetery. The
hua’ “hue reporting that the pallbearers were M. J. Howard, Wil-
Allstro-German fonts are ad- liam Malone. Thomas Powell, E. .l.
vancing steadily. points out that
there are difficulties to be met.
The Russians. he Said. have to
contend with lack of ammunition,
but the statement that their morj; . .
ale is shattered is untrue. On the: The funeral of Miss Ella Jane Camp-
contray. they are displaying tllc‘bell was held from the late residence;
greatest bravery and endurance of the deceased yesterday afternoon at‘;
and only in the case of contin? 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Ralph G. Hartley, of
gents without higher officers do the South Norwalk Baptist Church, of-
thcy surrender readily. lactating. interment was made in Nor-
At Krasnostav. 34 miles southwalk Cemetery. The pallbearers were!
of Lubliu. that: occurred an cn-la, E Thompson, Ralph w. Dewnm
gagemcnt at close quarters wllichlprederick 3. Lyon and William Hf
was unusually desperate andlgaker, ‘
deadly. The Russians awaitcd‘
their attacking opponents. and to.
sistcd them with the bayonet.
Finnegan. P. H. Haugb and Luke Con-
neally. The flower bearers were Wil-
liam Hines and Jesse liaymes.
Funeral 094M“ Ella Jane Campbell.
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Mrs. Patrick crumbly.
iial deficit had to be met.
Lublin and Chelm is only a fewer F. I. Burneil, the councilman and '
sov’ scour uorss.
Camp Lewis Nash, of the Boy
Scouts, proved to he a financial success
in that there was a small surplus in
the treasury after all expenses had
been met. This is a pleasing contrast
to last year’s camp, where a substan-
Last night Dr. T. A. Bradley gave
the Boy Scouts a quiz on first aid
treatment.
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1 Scout Commissioner Pine MacDolr5
aid has decided to participate in the‘
LU. s. military instruction camp, which; urging the government to assume
its to be held at Plattsburg, N. Y. He‘ an encrge
will leave here on August 10, and will
remain in camp for a month. The com-
missioner will probably gain consider.
able information which will beef bene-_
tit to the Boy Scouts’ organization.
The Scoutmasters and members or;
the school will leave within a week ori
ten' days for a two days' hike up coun‘
try. The outing will be in the form of
a recreation trip.
lr" General Russell Frost has again
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Heiferon ' -
_7
. CHRISTIANS ORDERED
lterritory. The delay is attributed
' can: man:
proven his generosity toward the Boy
Scout cause by sending his check .
:25 with which the council will put
chase another tent. This acquisitidn
will materially add to the organiza-
tion’s equipment.
TO LEAVE VURLA'
PARIS, July 23. 12:15 a. m.—
A Haves dispatch from Athens
says:
“Turkish milltary authontes,
according to advices received
from Vill‘la. (a port ill Smyrna),
on theGulf of Smyrna, have or—
dered all Christian women and
children to leave the town and
go into the interior. Many of
the residents refused to obey the
order and a fierce struggle en-
sued. in which many were vic—
"The Crock qové’rnment has re-
ceived from the Ports“ no reply
to representations regarding the
persecution of Greeks in Turkish
to the difficulties of communica—
tion by telegraph.
“Some of the newspapers are
tic policy
with Turkey.”
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em SANPORD rtsmuo one.
HALIFAX. N. 8., July 22.—-SirLSan~
ford Fleming. civil engineer scientist
and public man died today. He was 88
years old. His connection with Canad-
ian transcontinental railway develop»
ment earned him the title of "Father
of the Pacific Railway."
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~Adv'ertise in The Sentinel. It pays.
_W_.M
in dealing
‘ LOST. apartment. Possesion at once. The and warned that a special meeting of Tllcy had assembled strong “ficrumbly. wife of Patrick Grumbly, 1:"
. Hatch and Bailey 00. 126 if said District will be held in the (loan serves. and thc (lcrmansLand Alls- , was held ““5 morning from her home L... ‘ _ ‘ p
LOST—WHITE FRENCH POODEE ' cit Room in the City Hall Building, on mans had to expend thcagrcatcst"m Connecticut avenue at MSG o'clock, . ‘
register number 4470;. Finder please To LET—5 ROOMS, CORNER BUR- Monday evening August 2, 1915, at efforts to oycrcomc them. It was and from St. Mary's Churchwat 10, JULY . .
notify Mrs. Weed, 2-1 Second street, bank street. Rent 812. Inquire, 9 Elll- 8 o'clock for the following purposes: necessary lltcrally. to throw the; 0.010“. where a solemn requiem high _
past Norwaili. 121,3t abeth street. Tele.\1249.2. 128 it To consider, and if deemed advis- Russians from their trenches. Imass "3' Sung by her son, Rev. CLEARING “ .
._. able to authorize the District Com- The lack of good roads ln P0’.Thomas crumbly. of Sacred Heart \
' To LET—«SIX ROOM COTTAGE mlssloners to obtain the right of way land presents an cspccmlly “p'iChurch. Waterbury. ceiebrant; ‘ Rev. , _ ,
LOOK. - With all improvements. 12 ““0111 for a pipe line from South Main and fayorablc aspect from Bic standd Hugh {mynor' Sacred Hem Church, of Womens and Misses
avenue. 5 rooms With improvements, Concord Streets to Water Street, point of thc invaders. ecp san Waterbury formerly of St. Mary's, . .
yolu 33:33:21etittn’iiuyzirsggiifi at 9 Hamilton “9““- 5 “’01“ with either by purchase of land, or agree- makes the movements even of in‘i'lx'orwalk, deacon; Rev. J. J‘ Duggan. of. ngh Grade vv earlng Appare
anteed tin made mm leaders llnnd- improvements, 7.2 North MM“ “'9‘“- mcnt, or condemnation proceedings, fantl‘y slow. whllc from ten ”Church ofthe Assumption, Westport, , . . . . .
made painted inside tin iooflng brooms with all improvements, 32 Tay the cost of same to be paid from Wu-i twclvc teams of horses "“15‘ be sub-deacon; Rev. J. J. McGinnis, of St. at prices 10W“ that! any store “1 town conSldenng qualify.
' blumging and heating. ' ’ 10" avenue. 7 room collage' with a“ ter Department funds, and make up utilized to draw hcavv guns. _ We,” Church, l'orwalk, master‘ of Come without delay 3‘; our nierchand'se is too attractive
,4 HENRY A. HEGELEIN, luprovements, 34 Taylor avenue. propriailon of said purpose. Putter roar guard ‘ C0“flli‘l5_ceremonles. in the “MM“ were the when prices are out less than half of “5 original value.
56 Water St. Phone 1106-12 Store, 70 North MM“ street, lnqnirel To consider, and if deemed advls- mark. the slow rctlrcmcnt 0f the following clergyman: Rev. Joseph * . '
- ._ United Grocery Co., North MaimSt. able to make the Council Room sound Kit-“Slims m i‘omilli {1 nlaltld. :IWY Gleesou. of Waterburi'; Rev. T. J. $1.50 Japanese Silk Waists, for this sale ............ '. 98¢
— proof fronl outside noises, and to: Q“? way on .V a 9 ell '1 :1 ”“91 Finn, of St. Mary's Church. Noru'fllk: . .
..____-.—-—*—7— To LET—5 noon APARTMENT. 1 ' _ _, um dclzlyill". alumna.“ “m. Dra- , 0” v_ n. J_ mm of $1.50 Organdy Walsts, for this sale ........ ‘ ...... 98¢
, East Washington street E ‘ N r proplrly ventilate the room by me; _ s Rex. R.J.Carr .Re . l . . . t h' 1 $1 50
CALL US UP “,3 mm“ m ov’s a“: ‘L. 0; chanical appliances, at approxlnlaie‘\'(‘llllllg tllc Austro—Ccrman ad- St. Joseph's Church, South Norwalk; $2.00 Valle Wales. for t :5 sale ................. ,
I" and we will rush our trouble ‘12 0‘0. mo 5 roof: . 3:333. costlbf £50,1-.th not flaming/ml.” pandas.— ,4 L , 1305395.}..1. pronoun. of :St. John’s $3.00 'Crepe Silk Watsts, for thlssalc ..... 1.. .. . . .. $1.98
| man right around when some- , ' '~» 9 , D'strlt't Commissioners to 50mm rm; ‘ T he corms says the ChuckflSiiamfordeDer. .Dr. Gleason» $500 Crepeygilk Walsh”, for this lSaJC- ------- ' cit-98
Chapel street, Norwalk. inquire 4 c ' . ‘ ‘ - . . f l . R .— o 'n‘ . ‘ . . : ' . “
thing like this happens in Your South Main street. or t is he a) said purpose amount needed. not ell-’aCth‘ ““9“” 0 l“ usual]... ‘ of St. Marys Church, Waterbury. Rex, $5 00 Georgette Crepe, fotvt’his sale ......... t .. $2.93
home. If your \ e D :29 & reading 3450. View of their lack of anlllillnltloll, J. McGraill. of St. Mary's Church. $6.50 Lace Waist for this sale _ ‘ fl $398
PLUMBING n STEPHEN S. HATcH, arc ”mill'kame- :«Slamford. Mistarr Cassidy render- ' ’ ’ ,
is defective, antiquated, unsani- ' u R. NASH. . . 0d the solo. Ave Maria; Mrs. A. T. , ,
tary or worn out, have us make MISCELLANEOUS' [y W. l’l.\llFORl), AMERICAN RPE'II‘IBED TODAY , Rose sang the spin Face to Face; the MIDDY BLOUSES FROM ................... 98¢ UP
lecessary repairs or install a lTALlAN MIDWIFE—MRS SANTA Cmnmlsrlloners of .. Second Taxing ‘ DEL .- . ’1'lloir Nearer My God to Thee. as the , .
L new system of limo. graduate from the University ~nlslrlcl. 522 21 \\':\-‘H1N‘gl”‘\ N." 33~“.'b0dy was ‘03“an the “mil-T139 pfl'l' $2.00 Dresses for this sale... ....................... 98¢ 7‘
: MODERN PLUMBING at italy. Licensed in New York and \\'ith lllc ilt‘ll\'i‘l‘_\‘ today by skin-chemo” were John. Frank. William. $4.00 Dresses for this sale,. ..................... 31,98 8
L ' Joaemc. A SPECIALTY Jonnectlcut. Close Examinations and ’—**"""‘ “'"W W ‘ " “ llarrador Gerard l“ {he l‘tm‘lgll-Ianles. Joseph and Palm“ Gmmmy- $300 Dresses for this sale.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $150
i I - assistance by latest modern methods. SIMDARD 0“- PLANIS Hfficc l" “Uh" 9t ‘1“. ucu' 5"“ 0f the deceased‘ interment “30k ' D . for this sale I - $3 50 ..
. . 23 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 13 2m .-\lllcric:lll' notc \l'urnlng (:crmany place in St. Mary's Cemetery. N31". $730 resses , ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' i """""""" 4.98 ;
1: HORf‘CE KNASH "‘ ' that the loss of :\nlcrican lircslwalk. ‘ $10-00 Dresses {01‘ this sale ---------------------- $ .
" ‘ SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER- AT BAvoNNE N J CLOSED through further violations of ncu—‘ -————~— 1 — .
Plumbing and Heating , ml contractor. Estimates given on ‘ ’ ' " tral rights would lit‘ regarded as Funeral °l M"-B"d°,‘" 3 $1.25 Skirts for this sal¢_ ..................... 75¢
Tel. 1354. III kinds of contract work. Be sure “unfricudlv " the l'uitcd States, The funeral of Mrs. Susan Barons: ki .
' ' ~ . _ .. . rt for this sale ......................... 98¢
North Maln 51:. 3. Norwalk tout our estimate. We can save you AND QUIEL REINS IonAY rcsts its case for. the present atlwill be held Saturday afternoon at 4; $2 00 :k' s if th' ale - $1 50
‘ 3911”- Phone 818-3. 28 Wood St. . ' least. The note will be given 5o'clock; from the Hungarian ueformou‘, $3430 ins 01' is 3 « ~-- .. - . ---------------- .
L __ ‘ _ (Continued From Fl?“ Fill” out here late today for pnhlica- Church, on Lexington avenue, new "$4.00 Skirts for this sale... ...... ........ $1.98
. ' "" lion tomorrow. {Gabriel Dokus will otliciate. ‘ $5.00, Skirts for this sale... ,,,,,,,,, . ..... ,_ . ., $2.98
Dorlon House Sheriff Kinkead invited the strikers ‘ Officials of the Washington —-———~‘ -—~- ~;—--— . $7.00 Skirts for this sale.... ................... $4.98
(G Bout d) I cmmmee “me" is headed by me‘ sovernment turned expectantly Attachment. for $100 this morning
l . regory . evar mlah .l. Rely. to police headquarters toward Berlin for some indication was made by Caroline Rafa, in a suuf u E I ATS FOR THIS SALE
l, East Norwalk and asked them to strongly counsel as to the reception Of the note. brought against her by Charles S‘gs_2 . $1.25 WHITE P TT CO ' 89¢!l
. Opens May 1 . the mm W “Old further disorder by Until such information is at hand way of Bay street for recovery oifi " f ‘ . '
‘ ’ * ' . _-. ‘ '. ' ’ . ,' _. orthls sade.......... ......... . .....
”.HORE DINNERS AND_ALL Q I" keeping 0“ the “tree‘s- he Bald he the next dlolomatlc more of tllegszus. Damages amounting 10300 a”: $1 0° gorse: f r this sale $1535
. KICNDS EOF . SEA FOOD us I y believed the strike could be settledlunited States will not he deddctuclaimed. Papers were at?! this mom' $1.50 (grant {0' a“ sale. .. ..................... $1.50
00K D To ORDER, ‘ Within“? further blOOched and asked 01). . Ting!“ the town clerk's 9 as by Deputy: 2.00 rse S or. ls . o . . . - . a ............... .
. ‘ , ’ And t m the" “my F°'°Peratlon. which The note is declared to he the_'6herlft Edward B. Doulens. Attorneyl $3.00 Nemo Corsets for this salts . . . . . . . .. ...... $2.25 ‘
JOHN E. OSULLIVAN, Prop. Service was promised. , final word of the United States John J. Cuneo represents Mr. Sigs-i $4.00 Nemo_,Corsets for this sale ............... $2.50
Telephone Call 720, “I want to warn the strikers through Government with rcgfard to fur-'way, l $500 Nemo Corsets for this sale ........ - .. _______ $3.00
you, as their committee." he conclud: ther transgressmns 0 its rights. ' " _, . ' . . ‘ ,
F m ed. “that l have instructed my depu- Should a disaster similar to that - l :GOOOGSSES fattszrothgi:asl:le‘: """""""" 33.3%“
" ties to arrest the first man who tires at to the Lusitania occur. it .is be- GE AND SULPHUR ' . 10-0 . , """"""""" ~ '
. and Carefully shot, and l have force- enough to do lievch President Wilson .would' . . l $10.06 Palm Beach Coats for this sale ........... $4.98
sawed it. I have also instructed my depu- Call Congress together to _consid-l . l .
. ties, if any shots are fired from in- er a course of action. , , DARKENS GRAY HMRt \, , . , Cl . , . ‘L
. . . , . . . , , s and Misses 0th Sluts for th is sale
‘ _ ‘ . . Goods at side the plant to go in there and get ‘If the note meets Wlth a fncnd— ‘ . . , $5 °° Women \ . . _ . . 535-00
N UR __ - . . . ’ d M ’ Cl tl'l S f th 1
PLEA” T ”0 " *’ _ . . “1°" “N the man 01‘ men who did it." ly reception and there appears no , ~_ . ~ $25.00 Womens an 1355 0 ““5 0T 15 33 e ‘= - - u .
: LOCKWPODP "AI-‘- lnm , Sheriff Kinkead announced that he intention on the part of. Germany It'sorandmother's Recipe to Restore. ._ z 0.00"
Paramount's Big Card Continued ‘ had asked. Governor Fielder for a,“- fltf'tllei' .,to violate neutral. shops 'COIor, Glen Ind Thickness. l ' .
MYRTLE STEADMAN. ., Tl, tro thorny to gather an additional force of \on the. high. seas. the ,presxdent .Hair that loses its color and lus-4 L ‘ ‘ > ._ C1 k .} a
L, _ . _ q, , . ‘ “‘3' 100 icked olice officers from towns Will shortl .Ltake'up the, Situation the, or when it fades, turns gray, dulli . . 0a 8-
- presented in a new teature today as . p p y_ . « . _, .
q ‘1 V .V \ . in this county to come to Bayonne in that has arisen With GreatBi'it- and lifeless, is caused by a lack . Ofi , w . ' . Milliner ’
p“Wild 0llve” D h (a, C L uniform and be sworn in as special fill“! 0V6!“ lnterfelifnce With-Ame; sulphur in the hair. Our grandmoth-‘g ‘. - . y
' . g . deputy sheriffs. _ lean comm roe. y the.Allles..L or made up a mixture of Sage Tea: SOUTHMAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
"l j T°"_'°R,R°w a . er . . ,L. 0' Common“; of public Safety wu: note vartualyls readynow to be and Sulphur to keep her locks dark. 33 ' . . ' '-
‘2 ‘ “Who Paysig _R§.l"9N,AYP-.c°f- fillyfit Til-“553 son said he'believed the situation was dispatched 7““? GT6.“ 3’1“?“ and beautiful, and thousands 'of worn-l L—u—m— ..._ fl“ .. . ‘
' --— . . . so well iu'hand that it will not-be nec- 3.9531“ fprqteit‘W .agamsitj ,devla- errand mefi‘whevalue'that “en-0°“! ‘ , . ‘,’ f"
.tflontinuation of series ' ., L ' . essary to call out the troops. He also tlons ' rom. intematlona aw ,m 01‘. that beautiful dark shade 0' hair, ' ' . V 7 7 7‘
' “B“ M] I" r m ” , , COMPO BEACH announced that a volunteer city com- €367on”th tOf “‘3. Order-'13; which is so attractive, use only thiel SHORE D‘NNERS " Rom“ ”AgglNNCGING
f0 way ea ['8 ‘ " « ~ mission in thecourse'of‘the day, will mm“ agalns commerce W‘ old-time recipe. ' l ,, ‘ ' ‘ 7' INT ‘ g
‘ ‘ *7— _'______£_________ DANCING" n - fl ac;aslfiediatonftinttlllesstrilge sétgrfilon GPTmany. , Nowadayolwe get this famous mlx- 750 $100450 PgRK , OTHER ‘ L.
' .. . int e v lion on w resen o e tan ar 01- ,. , - - . »
"L FIRE S:¥é:$§§ 1;:qu ‘ , TUESQAYfiaJULY 27 'licials, oil behalf of the committee or AMERégglEgAgé‘IGE , :12; 2:115:32}: it, 233$: $21223; , ' , ' ,, ‘ _ ,4 , AMUSMENTSH
f , . L 0N ALLA . ADMISSION- . . . . . . . . . . 25‘; strikers, aformal written request for ‘ , Lo RMAN'S Sulphur Compound,“ which darkens , a
". LONDON: July - [.135 a. m. instructor m attendance 3° ““"l"°'°“{°._°‘ wages. EERFIN': “a Tli‘ donAJ “1y. 23' the hair so naturally, so evenly. that ”"T ”8—“ ‘ '. ‘ 4 ‘
L‘JA_‘di5.P\atéh t0 , oyd's from . ‘stist all who wish aid; A“ the 33.100“ l“ Bayonne Were 01" II: £50,? m} ,e AY merlcfan nobody can possibly tell it has been OPEN YEAR 00 MPO ‘Z‘IN " WESTPORTv
, Durban, Natal, says the Peniné Private lessons any time by tiered Lclosedxtoday by Mayor Garven. SE” kholnsylie' be“ 9"kd 1‘)" applied; Besides_ it mm 0,, ‘dan, ' AROUND , ‘ ; cosmonaut.
s‘ula and Oriental Line steamer appointment.‘ ' , , ‘ toc m, as “Le“ 5“" , Y an,“ stops scalp itching “a Mung 501m andoance Between the Gnome—Orchestra. -
3 ' ll 1 rted fire . ’ ‘ ‘ . ALASKA'S com PRODUCTION. the German; and taken into ' . . . _ ‘. _. . _ G' _
ocna a, prevails y repo. .3 W A NASH P , . . , ’ Swinemrunde. , w hair. You just dampen a sponge o. -——— C A F E HILL '7“‘ ‘ _
3‘ sea, “Till arrlve a‘f Durban at. g "on.“ _. . ) Villgftport WASHINGTON. Jilly 23.—Alaskaa _- Th e. only Dunsyre mentioned soft brush with it and draw this -' inimitable Entertainfltent—Perfection in Food and Service. ..
a. m., Friday. The ,crew_ has L— ” 8°" ”MUCH“ "1 T9“ W35 valued at - . - sh' - , - through your hair, taking one small , ' . KORE DlMNF‘R SPECIAL i _' “
l l , fi .. 315764 250 l . 1 140.000 ln available lpoyng records 15 . - . . L, S _ .n .L
)ccn unable to reach tic ref-m m . ‘. - . an 110113899 0 8 . ; .. ; 3 strand at g time. BY morning the. , . , ‘30 . M . .1
- - L- . . _ . RA . 4 . a three masted cl! Der owned th , . . . ., . .. . 12 Noon to 8. put—Commencing ay 29. . .
.WlllCh is m No.‘ 2 compartment. f fngtSCQNDITIDN UNCLHANGED. over the previous year. figures made the Victoria thlifiing Companv‘ gray hair disappears; but what de- 0 . M E N If ,, . .
The Benalla with 806 e ; ’ MILI13"}133‘1’1111415.GaoJuly 22.—-’I‘he’public today by the Geological Sur- .‘ . ' li ts the ladies with W ethl’s Sage ‘ ' " . ' /' ' .. ‘ ' ‘r , “ j ‘ ‘ 1 .
‘ grams aboard ’is being- escorltl‘iidA'condlt‘W of Leo M. Frank; who” my showed. . mummy“ . hopper Ltd.,. of Victoria- B. _C. This ,3: Sm..hm_ ‘8 min. “$135- mu“: . oum..0elery..muhu.'mmsuwuo Nectar. (liam-Chowder. run.
.. l tl = '~ " ’ 0t k‘ . ‘Lth‘rnat was 'cut last Saturda ii htb amo ted to““2 150627 ' "i ' vessel sa‘k’df'om 53" F’a“¢‘5¢°-~a p." ' ~ ' -‘- ~‘ . Linsmomhflalenne MM‘HAIt-cold-Boflad Imbalanmyonnaluw
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