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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five; W ords or Less, 25c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
Classified “Ads. ”—To Let.
For; Sale, Business and
Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous
1——
m SOUTH NOSWALK WENING SWINE]:
'belOw the crest where they are
maintaining their positions. On
the center we progressed towards
1San Martino, carrying with the
bayonet trenches and a redoubt
CO1 ering it. On the right wing,
by the perfect timing of an in-
fentry advance with the support-
lug fire of artillery, we completed
at nightfall the conquest of a
position on Monte Dei, driving
out inch by inch the enemy who
was strongly intrcnchcd there.
“e made about 3,200 prisoners,
No Lehup 111 Severe
fighting
(Continued From First Page.)
ties toward the east. V
Capt. Eugene Delk, of the
American steamer Leelanaw,
sunk by a German submarine of?
Scotland, July 25, reports from
Aberdeen that he and his crew
\v were treated with the u at :fiujl‘ngfl one flfiieutenalrtV‘colonel
tino O ler o cers. c took
V WANTED To LET Fons 3‘1““), by their German Cap- five machine guns. two small
r‘ . . ALE. . cannon. trench mprtars quanti-
ma'rao — PLEASURE and: To LET—6 wROOMS WITH ALL FOR SALE—'9‘ 30 FOOT GLASS ties 0f “fies, anmumtiou war
fishing parties in Launch Inez, open
for antagonism, at reasonable pric-
es. Cut this out for reference. Tel.
8244.128 lt1
_.
WANTED—YOU TO KNOW THAT
me sell fancy eggs. They are all
white, guaranteed strictly new laid. erences. 53 Chestnut street. Mrs. rto- at 8 Rowan street East Norwalk, be-
Fresh from farm to your own home.V
to‘
Prices reasonable according
amount of order. Retail trade a spe
malty. Phone 47-2 Wilton Woodworth
Farm. ‘128 3t
l- anANTED—COOK A‘ND LAUN-
dress. Inquire Mrs. Money, Belle 13-“
land.
n—7
WANTED—YOUNG MAN FOR
driver Apply Crescent Laundry. .1283
128 3:
' WANTED-14 YEAR OLD GIRL
would like to have a good place. 39
Lowe street. I28 3t
WANTED— UMBRELLA HOSPI-
tal—manufacturers umbrellas and par-
asols. Repairing. recovering, neatly
done. Goods called for and delivered.
Suit cases and hand bags 2 High St.
lMax Leitzman 3'27 3t
a
iWANTED—POSITION BY STENC-
‘grapher. Address Stenographer, cuo
Sentinel, South 'Norwaik, Ct. 126 3t
WANTED—WILL EXCHANGE 2
good building lots for a small outo or
a horse, harness and buggy. Send par-
ticulars to box 212, Norwalk. 126 3t
WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL
for general housework. Mrs. John
lKeogh, Marlon avenue. Marvin Beach,
last Norwalk. 126 3t.
OIRLS vii—ANTED
Experienced on dresses, also those
experienced on Singer Sewing ma- ‘
chines.
High wages to exPerIenced girls.
Royal Manufacturing Co.
85 Washington St. 60. ’Norwalk
BUSINESS NOTICE,
PAPER HANGING, 25 CENTS
double roll. Painting. Reasonable. Tel.
834-4, 11 Haviland street, So. l'orwalk.
126 3ta
'IECAI-IIIIICESV
P
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s.
{I‘thhe Board of County Commissioners '
of Fairileld County.
I hereby apply for a license No. 239,
to sell spirituous and intoxicating,
ale, lager beer, Rhine wine and cider
from Stephan Novak at 45 Railroad
avenue to John Balazs at 45 Railroad
avenue, town of Norwalk. The pro-
‘poaed place of business is not located
rwlthin 200 feet in a direct line or a
' church edifice or public school house,
or the premises pertaining. thereto, or
any post office, public library or ceme-
.tery.
‘Dated at Norwalk, this 26th day of
July, A. D. 1915. V
- JOHN BALAZS,
Applicant.
. We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers,as defined by law, or the
town of Norwalk, in said Vcounty, here-
1 by endorse the application of the
above named John vBalaas, fOr such li-
cense, and we do hereby severally,
each {61' himself-certify that the above
. named applicant is a suitable person
17. .to be granted a license-to sell'intoxl-
' : eating liquors and that the above de-
1 scribed place is, in our opinion, a suit-
‘ 1. Viable place whe‘rsin to sell such intoxi-
hating liquors. and we hereby several-
iyV each for himself, certify that we are
owners of real estate situated in said
bown of Norwalk.
Dated‘ at Norwalk,
July, A. D. 1915.
' .JOHN BU'DOVSSKY,
DAVID F. BERNARD,
ALEX POGANY,
JOSEPH LINXWEILER,
COlUEMVAN CHARNOCK.
I hereby Certify that the above
named cndorserh are elecuirs ans tax-
payers, as defined by law, OI said town
= of Norwalk.
this“ 211111 day of
”mu: .
Dated at Norwalk. this 26th day in;
July, A. D. 1916.
ANNIE E. SMITH)
Assistant Town Clerk. 1
--THVE BEST SITUATIONS. ..
are obtaiiisd by adverflaiiig to idle
best employers. The Sentinel reaches
this class In Norwslk and 'vicinit ' 1
improtements Rent 915. Inquire atlcabin launch, raised deck, 10 H. P. 2
Laurence Real Estate or Frank S. cylinder engine, .both almost new
Signor, Milford, Conn. Phone 65 Weed about 9 mileS- Address 3- “--
j28 3til27 South Main street.
GERMAN SUBMARINES
ACTIVE IN NORTH SEA
LONDON. July 28 3:55 p. m.
—Gcrman submarines show no
cessation in their activity in the
material and fOod as trophies of
a days fierce fighting."
DEFENSE PROGRAM
BEING FORMULATED
TO U RI
cheap. Apply
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOM IN‘l
desirable home. For gentleman. Ref— lcar,g
FOR SALE—LARGE
good condition,
N
(“forth that the
North Sea The latest reports set
Swedish steamer
Emma and three Danish schoon-
ers. the 'Aiaria, tlle Neptunis and
\VASH‘iNGTON Julv 28.—
Details of the
program of national defense now
being formulated will
berts itween s and a 111.23 31- _ _ not be
’ _l" _the Lena. have been sunk by glvcn out untll completed, if Sec-
I To LET—7 ROOMS AND BATH, Foa sale—FORD RUNABOU'I‘ ”le'“ “‘9 “CW5 Of these four “‘35)” Gamso" tan Prevent it
latest improvements Furnished or'iu A number
11.nlurnishcd Also 3 rooms, furnished I 1072- 4.
or unfurnished. inquire 22 Burritt ave-’1—~
ne.
___.1,-.- . .
l
l
lot years, building near Washington
avenue. All improvements. inquire at flat to let, near Washington street.
1
Phone 458.127 3t 6453 28 1t
one condition. Phone
128 3t
,2»; 3,, FOR ML! 011 LEASE non TERM
TO LET—ROOMS 0N PUTNA-Mland Water street. Also 3 and 7 room
47 West Avenue, South Norw,alk or.V Address C. Q. D. Sentinel, or phone
'1 his 18 made clear In a statement
issued by the secretary and pub-
lished today, in which he urged
that he be not pressed for details
vessels were landed at BVlyth to-
dav
BRITISH TRA'WLERS -
SUNK BY GERMANS
LONDON, Julv 28, 2: 33 p. m.
~Tlle British trawlers Iccni and
Salacia were sunk today by a
German submarine in the North
Sea. The crews were landed at
1
ready to be laid before the pub—
lic.
Fears that adverse criticism Of
parts of the scheme
danger it as a whole is gi1en as
0116 single room, with or without care Sentinel
To LET—FURNISHED ROOM FOR FOR 8ALE~CREEN STRING LOWCStOft, England. the reason by Mr. Garrison.
light house keeping. everything gas beans. 13 Windsor place. South Nor- ‘
electric lights; dishes. Central. Tel. walk . 123 11 RUSSIA CALLS MORE RUS‘SIANS OFFERING
11 Haviland street, South Norwalk, MEN TO'COLORS POWERFUL DEFENSE
Conn. 527 31 FOR SALE—A 30 FOOT GLASS PF. I‘ROGRAD July 28, via PETROURAD Jul) 27- 11 P
Cabin launch, ,ralsed’ deck. 10 H. P. 2 London I '32 I). m——An imperial "1-. via London, July 28, 6:19 a.
To LET—~F'U-R'NISHED ROOM cylinder engine, both almost new Idxase issued today calls to the Ill—~Military critics here are giv
with kitchenette and side porch. Also Speed about 111111.... Address B. W, colors men born in 1896 ing equal attention to the open:
It is reported that a gotych,,-lations on the left bank of the
board. Three minutes to shore Con-
venient to trolley and train. 16 Cove
alenue 127 3t'mahogany case Player Piano. 3300.
Time payments M. Stelnert & Sons
00.. 915 Main street, near
Bridgeport, Conn
To LET—AT CAL? PASTURE,
{the largest and best tent on beach,]
size 111124. Inquire at Camp de 1.11119.1
1211 31
1 FOR SALe—MATHUSHEK
irlght piano, 395. Terms 81. "5 weekly,
To LET—A LARGE FURNISIIF
front room to one or two gentlemen.
Terms moderate. Inquire 1111.111 Di- ‘-
moud, No. 1 Betta Place, East Nori
walk. j26 3t
near Slate, Bridgeport, Conn. 12‘! 3t
rolls 860. Easy terms. M. Steinert 81
To LET—FOUR ROOM APART- 'Sons (‘0-
ment at No.9 Ann street, South Nor- IB’ldel’°rl-1AC°““-
l FOR sALe—ANDEnsons 8-8NOTE
State,
127 3t
UP
D M. Stelnert & Sons (30., 915 Main VSt,.l
FOR SALEWMA‘IIOGANX' CABINET
1metroslyle Planola with $10 110th of
,915 \iain street, near Stats»;
127 3t
mental order is about to be 1::- Narcw and those against Chclm
sued for a general mobilization ' and along the Bug. The Germans
throughout Siberia. have brought 11p strong reserves
but the Russians are ofie‘lng a
powerful defense and have taken
the offensive successfully at sev—
eral points. ‘
'lhc pressure of the Germans
on the Nadarzvn 1' laseczno line
west of the \ istllla,” is regarded
FRANCE ISSUES
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
IMRIS July 28, 2: 30 p.111.—
Illc offiCial communication given
out today by the lrcnch \Vllr
Department read as follows:
. “In Artois, to the north of,as disigllcd to prc1c11t the 11115-1
chlch. the Germans after a sinus from 11'ithdra11inu,r their at-
strom: bombardment, dc livcred tcntion from that section. \\llilc
last night several diitti'cnt attacks a certain economy of Cicrmancf—
against three of our positions lfort is noted in the
After ra v'c11 Spirited Mulbat tl1c1 ;area of hostilities. \V‘llcl‘t opera-
wcrc drivcil out of the trenches tions between lllt \ istula and
l
walk. Inquire No 2 West avenue. ti '
FOR SALE—AEOIJAIN
To LET—21 UNION ST. 7 ROOM; piano, $395. New 88- note instruments.
The} at special terms for a few days only.
126 tt ,315 down. balance in small weekly
payments Bench, delivery and music
T0 LET—5 ROOMS, CORNER BUR», roll, library mprhllcges free. Old pianos
apartment. Possesion at once.
Hatch and Bailey Co.
Street. near'Siate, BridgepOrt.
127 (it
abeth street. Tole. 1249-2. 523 t! (30.. 915
Conn.
TO LET—SIX ROOM COTTAGE,
runes
bank street. Rent 312. Inquire, 9 Ella-i taken in exchange. M. Steinert & Sons
which they limbsuccculed in 0.. Ithe \1cpr7. have reached a stand-
(‘llpyinm ivith the exception of still. obseru-rs see a tendency 01.1
one point, when thev retained the part of the 'l cutouic Allies to
=twelltV1'1ards of .'l saphend 111 ad- widen the sphere of hostilities to-l
value‘rif our flout. lhc tow‘ll “ards the east. lt is now rc-
of Soissons was bombarded yes- gal-dell as certain that ”till” aim
terday c1 enlngr {is not oulv to destroy communi
‘In the Argonne. in the vicini- cations with l’ciroqrail by the op
W of l'ontame aux (harnlcs, the ‘ crations north of 1(111110. but abo
enemy undertook to make an zit—1111 driving,y against l-rcst- 11101 ~11
with all Improvements. 12 Lincoln.I FOR SALE —(.HICKI1.I\S
avenue, 5 rooms with improvements, Island reds, this years hatch. Very
Hamilton avenue 5 rooms Wmlicllenp. Chickens for 25c to 40 cents
Improvements, 72 North M31“ atreeL! a.piece Fine healthy stock. Also full
Store, 70 North Main street. Inquire,”own ducks, "(he to 80c apiece 1m
U'med “me” 0° NM” MM” 8‘ lqulro Hadley, Myrtle street :26 31
FOR SALE—10 ROOM HOUSE. LOT
50xl60. Well situated in East Nor-walk,
near water. Suitable for two families.
Price reasonable. Apply t2 J. M. Lay-
ton & Co. 126 Bi
.9
I
'ro LET-5 ROOM APARTMENT.
East Washington street, East Nor-
walt. Partial improvementl, rent
$12.00; also 5 room apartment 89
Chapel street, lNorwaik. inquire 84
South Main street, or telephone 80.
129 if
FOR SALE. HORSE, CHEAP ‘ 1r
sold at once. Call at.PauI Galoz, South
and of White Oak SlladoJoad'. New]
Canaan, Conn. '
" PROFESSIONAL.“
mas. BLANCH: HITCH, ARTIST,
wilhtake a few pcpils. Oil and wat-1
er colors taught. Studio, 31 Orchard.
,5128 3t
LOOK!
I share profits withyou by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guar-
anteed tin made into leaders. hand-
made, paiuted inside, tin "‘- i'ooilng.
plumbing and heating.
HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
63 Water St.» ' Phone 1106-12
_L
MISCELLANEOUS.
l'I'ALIAN memes—V1135 ”SANTA
W, graduate from the University
at Italy. Licensed In New York and
connectlcut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
38 Ely avenue. Telephone 315. 19 21a
aALwl'ron shaman-cause.
ml contractor. Estimates given on
an kinds-of contract work. Be sure 1,
to wouraatimate. We can save you
money. Phone 81AM: 26 Woodkflt.
PIeua'rlt 111.11, Lockwood'a
TODAY
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams "111
“The Serial Beautiful ”
{The endless"
returned to Miss Hyatt, 95 80. Main “Broadway Feamre” "
street, downstairs. 128-31 THURSDAY ‘
Lost—SOLID GOLD DAND'BRAOE- “Easilalul “888%?"
Hlll.
Vr'
.__....,._._
LOST.
LOST—A SOLID GOLD LAVAL-
Ii'ere, betwen South Main street and
Palace Theatre. A suitable reward If
l€t, initials E.c.w.‘,1.ostil1otwen Hick-
ory Bluff and Rdton Point, Monday
afternoon. Reward If left .atVthe Son-
First and authentic pictures of the
sinking of the Western Electric Com-
tlnei Ofllce. ‘ 127 34'. Isaturday, which caused 1, V250 deaths.
' "1'. Friday—Mary Pickford as “Little
FOUND. Pal."
FOUND—A ROUND, . BOTTOM ff“ 21-??? D11 ',',""."‘1:r 'i
boat, off Norwalk Islands. Address' 2. °° “'9“ 5-91" ,m u .1.
Paimenta. 211 Ely avenue. 1‘26' 9t ' ‘ A ' i '
FOUND—POCKET noon 'oo'N- To neglect to (1791111 theTBentlnel
taming sum of money. .Own'er can
1111's by proving property and paying
for adv. Inquire at The O.S.T1-ow-
‘ ~ '- V 126 St
“Furnished; Rooms" advertisements
may mean that you'll‘ pay more then
In necessary and get less than .you
ahOuld 1111111.: ‘
tack but they “(TU driven back' behind \\ arson b1 “1:11 of ( ”1111111.
111111111 1111118111111:
administration's-
until the new military policy is‘
might cn—.
southern ‘
iii" (If ll. 8. MARSHAL
The arrival of the deputy United
States marshal, who is to serve the
papers in the Loewe foreclosure (pro-
ceedings upon the ten individual de-
fendants in this city whose property
is aifected by the action had not been
reported up to 1 o'clock this after-
noon. It is expected the federal of.
floor will arrive at any time. The
copy of the complaint, which will be
served on the local defendants, will;
contain the names of those involved:
and the description of the property;
foreclosure proceedings are directedl
against. l
The amount of the judgment isi
1252.000 and 11 isolated that 1111;!
judgment has been satisfied thus furl
Preparation is half the bat~
tle—are you prepared to meet
the onrush of the hot wave?
?"
“e have the right armor
here, all made in U. S. A.
That means nothing better.
We recommend a quarter-
, lined, blue serge suit‘at $20,
to the amount of $35,961.80. l or a Palm Beach suit at
The action of the attorneys for the; $6. 50 to $10.
1 . - r . . '
”mum“ m the me has “Jail, Twentv other varietles, all .
scarcely a ripple of excitement in reliable 1 "
this city thus far, as it had long been:
expected. The owners of the proper-l
ty against which foreclosuie is asked1
are confident that they will not bet
lpcrmitted to lose by the action, as it’
is expected that the appeal to heal
made to organized labor throughout
the country for contributions to the
But don’t stop at the onto
side; to complete the equip? '
merit here’s athletic under—
awearat 50c to $1.50.
Rogers 81 Ste
V808
amok
fund to protect them against loss will South Norwalk. N
meet with a liberal response. 1 £3:
; The following statement was issuedl . - - .,
to the New York papers yesterday '
iafternoon from the offices of the [RI
American Anti-Boycott society in '
New York: .’ ,-
‘ There are in all about 250 dcfendi1 ====
ants and 140 pieces of real estatqln-l .
volved, ten of them being in Norwalk,i Qualfl!
about eighteen in Bethel and the rest,
in Danbury. This action was only: And
taken after giving notice to the var-. ,
ions defendants that such procedure: SerVIcc .VV
'iwould be necessary unless the unioni
came forward, as it agreed to do. and‘ _ ,
made some provision for the payment _ I‘mh . ; '
of the judgment. 1 '_ and cm
Over $35,000 has already been col-Ii Selected .
lecied. and a balance of approximate .
'ly $30, 000 Is being withheld by the 1. com 3‘
‘banks 'pending. as to whether D. E Prices TM ‘
Loewe & Co. are entitled to the inter- hm V
cut as well as the principal of the at .
tached bank accounts. Commit“
Patrona-
Vusll 3111131111111 11 ahel‘a’ C's VVV
i JUDGE lllilll’S fllllll CW 1'" a
‘ Dorlon House
Judge John E. Light of Washing- ,
ton street, this city, scored his sec ‘ (Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
loud victory in the libel suit brought
against him by John T. King, Repub-E Op em May I.
lican leader of Bridgeport, when .HORE DINNERS AND ALI:
Judge William H. Williams, in thel
panys excursion boat at Chicago last .
RHODE‘ to their trenches by our illfanii‘ylmltl the right bank of the bug.
fire
‘(hl the rest of the front the
gilt passed quietly.
“lo the Dardrlnelles there is
nothing to report with the excep-
tion of some slight progress on
the part Of- our troops 011 our
right wing’. together with activity
b1' French aviators. who bom-
bardcd successfully the 11c'wavia—
tion camp of the enemy to the
north of Chanak Thev threw
bombs On the hangars and 011 a
gasoline supplv station, causing
a considerable outbreak of
[II
124 atl flames.”
OFFICIAL STATEgENT
ROVIE,]111)5271'1a Pans, July-0
28 4:‘153m.——The following
Official statement was issued to-
night at the headquarters of the
Italian General Staff:
“In the AiOne Vallev we now
are in full possession of the
heights on the right slope, hav-
ing Occupied Monte Lavancsch'
and the PissoVna crest. t From
ints domin
gibpc the enemy’s artillery at-
tempted to hinder our operations,
but withOth success. . fter a;
long prepartaion by artillery 0
medium calibrel 1e enemy attack-
26th. Although supported by nu—
merous machin c 'guns, these
troops were. repulsed. .
i “In the Monte Nero region the
struggle continues unabated, not-
withstanding a fog which pAre~
vents the artillery from assisting
in the Operations. ‘
\.
d 13 dcve‘lOp‘ing favorably.
hTel‘iOli the Carso. Plateau the bat-
tie-1t ontlnucd yesterday
' advance alo‘ngfihe. whOle
{11' great dash and bold:
ne‘ss,’
left wing: trong pOsitions on
create: part of he plateau. After
béifng subjects
,my’ 5 11111111»th all calibres. our
bliged " I b
F ITALY). 1,.
aim?" the opposite,
ed with several dc achments of m- '
fantry during the night of the _
“At Plava the second Operation _
undertaken to enlarge the bridge- .
Our 1,
conquerriig inwards, the-
San Michele -,-.command1ng tlig.
hoWevcr. to a‘VA
violent crhss- Jill's film the mica ,
Superior Court sitting in mid- summer:
'session in Bridgeport, this morning
i WELLER—MARUSAK.
A very pretty but quiet wedding
was held at Trinity church yesterday 1
his favor.
This ends the case, unless Mr. King
of this city became the bride of Lm'Bank,1ake an appeal to the Supreme, -,,
wod Weller also of this City. That Court Judge Light represented him
bride was dressed in a white silk self in the motion
dress, with a long flowing viel and
carried a large bouquet of white
i
sweet peas The brides maid t 3,“: Nineteen miners were trapped in one--
Ml" dawn” wym“ °' 1:31;); of the entrances of Modorwell Mine
alkt him btfdzfrgofianflzxy MBTUS'; 1N0. 1 here today, by amcxploslon, of
or o e . i h d.
ak. There were quite a number of! A538“ Iiniiebgnefldlglblii‘thdper Snails
bride and: ' - '
2:111:11! pizzehimriilhesaiifvill; them 11, their wayto tosafety. Th; acclgsnt- oc-
ce
ha y life After the honeymoon the curred ‘00 feet below t e 3“
W Five hundred men are employed In
CHRISTOPHER, 111..' July 27.—
rendered a judgment, with costs, lni {OI-IN E. O’SULLIVAN m
KINDS OF SEA FOOD.
COOKED TO ORDER.
Telephone Call 720.
morning when \ilss Stella llillrlisalt_'Vand his attorney, Judge Elmore S. 'W
COMPO' BEACH '=
DANCING .
in the pavilllon
TUESDAY
ADMISSION ..... ,I . . . ... 25g; "
Instructor In attendance to
assist all who wish aid.
Private lessons any time by
appointment. =
W. A NASH, Prop.
Phone 86 ' Weatpon
rung couple will reside at the home the mine, but these use several en-
a bride. trancesand only a few were at the
entrance near which the explosion oc-V
curred. = I
.___._.._,._..__———-—-——-
Elgg—DOA you believe that our an-
doctors were monkeys? ‘
Fags—Who the dickens circa?
What I’m trying to do is to live so
that my descendants won‘t think this
{particular ancestor was an ass. —-Bos-
‘ ton Transcript.
M
V—Vacant property can be rented and .
a good tenant secured through Senti-
nel Want Advertising.
___...._.._.___..-——
——Vacant property can be rented and}
a good tenant secured through Senti- I
no! Want Advertising.
l
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NOTICE
EXCURSIONS
STEAMER N ORTHPORT
i
Telephone 4785'
. -
'your vva ay-—but don't DEFEND oh‘ its
coming'. if you want a job use a Soul»
rtinel Want Ad.
ll hmfleglggglgnsi Elem“ C0. ‘
Formerly known so Bridgeport Steam Dyeing .1. Cleaning Co.
Silk Oman. may“. Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. L-YVNOE. Prop.
—Accept. silage luck that cold.
5
"A“
"1-1
293 cm. 8t. arldnopon
Between
ROTON POINT, VALLEY 1
GROVE AND NORTHPORT
Boat Leavel .~ . ~THURSDpAY.
Boat Leaves - -\
I Charley Clio plill 11111111 11010
NIGHT—
' Valley Grove.
19:45 a. m
,Villley Grove. -
. 12:10 ‘11. 111.
'~ ,5:00‘ p." 111‘.
9:00 p: m. ' .
$1. 50
:Tm '
" Boat arrives at ..
V'RAVotoVn Paint .' V‘
Boat arrives at
Northport
".1309 in. V
“_.545pm.m
9:45pm.
are-Round Trip. 50c.
9Kpm‘
WWW
31° :0 : T“ ' ~ My??? Three Handsome Prizes—Be There
4. 00' p'V 111:. V -"i§’:no-i,:m.-1 '—~;—'~. . .. _. , _ -._ _-
3' 0° l’ in 53°" "'1" OPEN veaaV‘ wss'rpoa'r‘
31'5th arrives 1 ' 1BoaiA Lbav'ea V‘ AROUND c o M P o I NN 1». V c'onnectlout'i'_
Dina arid Danes Between the Cour-eoV—Orchui‘ra.
' "—-—CAFE GRILIi—s‘b—V 1 s
Inimitable Edmontrfl’arfection In Tobd and Service. ~
SHORE DINNER SPECIAL
19 Noon to 8: to p. n;—Commenclng _A—May 29.
M EV N u
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