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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 30, 1917 · page 11

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South Norwalk. jzlu at Main Hreet. Phone 3152-3. T. S. Don- 5312:1173:le 311:2;240: COndiliOU- 30‘; lithe“ four {inch guns, two 3 inch
- __ __ “1,150.1, ' 3'30 3, guns, ten _-ineh guns, and four
WANTED ~ (‘OMl’ETENT (11111. W 3 FOR SALE~—A noron BOAT 231— gins .Ofthlnaulenanbmf 11m $0111.;
110,. good plain cooking, and genera! To L574; ROOMS AND BATH. S 1: mm lunmug cider A standingi p 1111111 at he time (1 none 1111
housework. .\‘o washing oi' ironing. All improvements. Central location. mph, with side curtains Will mill“? 0”” “1"“ . '
WEEK'S $30- Ari—11.110 .\11'5- 1‘3 .\1. l-ot‘k' “31.111110“ avenue and Low.- Sil‘t‘t'tu cheap to cash bun-1. lnuuiie 10 Fort “W Big-(her arri1edat\ew lurk
. , wood, 135 Ea“ menu... 13.. 3,. Alexander White. Tel, 400, (51 1.2 Ely street, East .\'orwalk 30 3t .feM 11 1. 1.107, her destination being
. - ......_ “‘.‘,DUP, 0,. Te]. Layton & Co. 3.30 3, .-._. .— “"11““ internatmnal fleet at James-
_ WANTED—mo PAY .1.\'11 S'l‘lZAlIY -____--_ _.. - m~ 1 FOR SHEA,“ EXCHANGE, 1-1—1?) "W“ ‘ j .
work for girls and women in lain-41' TO LET” ROOMS ALL 1MP tilaible retail business in South .\'01' 11- 1-1:“? 5.1.. Mathietl‘lln‘ 0.” .th
Nope,- 31.0.. ”Hwy. phrpjjemju pi'oienients. Rent reasonable tO‘palk Beat location, business in A-] rml;'\ujlr;$t ljmt lat 11”.“: brent.
EMS earn $10 10 $15 it “Wk. “WWW" “H” “ml-‘.' inquire “I 23 ““11 3““ condition. Inventory $3, 800 “ill sell: 1 . ' title ill—Jhe impe-
.ii-ni'ed one paid a worth while salary nue. 330 St I "ill" “11d Slillilll" 01 fUUI‘ lat"?

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‘River street, Norwalk. ’1‘-917111110119 Long distance 1110111115.: :1 specialty 3.53,
1841. J25 fit We go anywhere. l'leishlield 1‘22 Keogh & Candee, All” United [13111114. '1. .x, (except Sfllul‘days) 4 23' 51133.
— ~— -" Water street ()ilice Iphone 294. llouue building. Tel. 535'2- . r1:25: 0:001; 6:03.11, 8.10x, 9:28,;
WANTED—MEN, 18 OR OVER, phone 1932. . j‘JG 61 “'"W'" " ’ "W'- " """f‘ ‘ jll:15x, 12:00x. - i
wanted. Government railway mail' ....__........_.____..- FOR SALE— TO SETTLE ESTATE. Sundays
clerks, $75 month. List government Cottage 7 room all lmpiovements. St. A. 31-41300, 8:00.\', 9100),. 93313-1
10113 free. Franklin Institute, Dept. WANT .lohn street, East Norwaik. Price “1:033 103503. I
28F, ROChester, N. Y. 2,500. Alao another collage. 7 1‘00"“. 1". ill.———12:i0, 1:0?9; 2:00x, 3:35x.j
. I ___.. _ _._.~ __ some improvements, Harriet street.. 5:02, 5:23,; 6:00:17, 7:10;“ 8110):, 9:00,“
-WANTED-—TO BUY ALL KINDS'. Price $1,000. 10:00x, 11:151. 12:00x.
or cattle. Best prices paid. Extra WANTED—YOUNG MAN 1.\' MFG. ' SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
.- , prices for calves. It. Friedman, 3,5 Ely Department. Ask JOhn T. Haves HAVEN
, nine. Tel. 1151, 120 it ineedle sleeve racers. Real Estate—Insurance - A: .\l.—-12:26x. 1.133. 5.59, 6:06.
:, needle 9199"“ hands. ., MAIN ST. NORWALK. 1:10, 9:19. 10:22x, llzllx, 11:58x.
= ~ needle f0“ hands, ...__....~...-._-_____.-. .. .— P. M.—-l:20, 2:20 (Bridgeport only,
WANTED—YOUNG .\'mx 2; To Final examine” Saturday only) 2:31 (Bridgeport on-
31 years of age to work in factory 130170111919 paid While learning. 5 INSURANCE 113'. Saturday only), 2:47 (Bridgeport
' Steady employment and chance to I ’ jonly, except. Saturday). 3:30x. 4:28.
earn good wages. \pply Jones & lClllefl, Peabod FIRE BOILER j5:19, 6:21, 6:511, 7:08x, 7:82 (Bridge-
Naumberg, 85 «Spring: street. 330 (it } LIFE WAR RISK inort only) 9'29, 11:08.
_ ' I ACCIDENT laA \l 1" ZGS'uMlal; "43 19
our: KEROSENE VALVE i BONDS ' “' “‘ " ‘ x’ "‘ ’ 9‘ '
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laSSified oouoobo
I Advertiéement

fl-‘nx- ... . . ‘ .

Wants, To Ltd. For Sale.
81811185581111 Professional

Cards, Miscellaneous 'Ads.

on this page, Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 25c; Three Timon, so. 8 «reek
in». W «Capo Double Price.

 

WANTED.

WANTED—A GIRL r01: 31:11:...11.

 

 

 

 

 

and given free board and room while
learning, which takes about :1 niontii.
Live town, near large «in ..

theatres, fine working conditions. min-
puny furnishes hall for dancing, :1“:-
lclic field, free insurance and medical
attention Fine chance for a t‘amil '
170111 for all (.0011 homes at wry 1.117
rents. llou‘t deiide no“. \\ 1.1. 1111.1)
for illustrated booklet—“A Good Jo
at Beacon Falls.” Address Employ-
ment Dept, Beacon Falls Rubber
Slice/00., Beacon Falls. (.‘onn.

WANTED—~3110TOR BOAT 17 Oil

18 feet long with a Barker or i'aimer front room for two men.

1
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I

('5‘ (loud new modern

., light on all sides.

.'1'oom.
jltl 3‘ Old Well Cigar (‘.o

 

1'0 LET. ‘ I FOR SALE.

 

TO LET—15 ROOM HOUSE “’l'l‘ll! FOR SALE—BUTCHER PEDUU‘AG
all» 1159me Apply 51 }K‘es. “W““e- all improvements.

inquire at 148 So

 

mus Ann nui'rtsn
STEAMSHIP HAVE A
RUNNING FIQHT

 

(Continued From Base 011111

 

Bordeaux in 1902, launched in
1903 and cost $3,651,600. She was
426 1-2 feet long, 58 1-2 feet beam
and had a draught of 24 1-2 feet.
Her displacement was 7,578 tons.
{She had a horsepower of 17.000 and
jher maxmum speed was 20 knots.
Iller armament consisted of eight
'8- inch guns, mounted on four tur-

 

 

 

 

 

 

T0 LET—-S ROOM

HOUSE. ALI.
improvement. Central
Rent $30 (‘all 75 Flax llili
Phone 1117. 3'28 3t

impid'l'ed real estate.
Ullt 1 11 lUde.
to imestigate. P. 0 box 411.3,

lot‘allOD. Nor 11 alk, Conn.

'.10
11011.1. 3 °

.11 a sar'rit‘ite tor cash or exchange for British
No reasonable
\\1'ite for :‘111pointuitnt W‘lfi‘ W .“w
South toui

cargo-carryiiig steamers
\1' '18 announced in advices to local
steamers were the 1"]-
line, 6,501}
llaveford of the American

11 of the Sunard
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TO LET-4 ROOM APARTMENT
Swartz K: Corbett block. Adults on-
ly. Rent $9. Also‘ loft steainlieated.
Otis Electiic ele-
.1,000 sq. . of tloor
For tuither pai'tieulais apply

grows Extra fine
a hundred. $3 a thousand. .\o deliv
eiv.Ste1e Reynolds, Highland av-te
:nuv’ near Witch Lane.

1 :ttol' 5e rvit' e

FOR SALE-CABBAGE PLANTS “it“.
Premium Fine Dutch and Danish Ball
Head The finest winter cabbage that jut the
hardy plants, 40c

7.40:1 tons; Buffalo Wilson
255;} tons, and the Manistee,
'lnotllert uuard vessel. .\'0 details
losses 11 ere given and no
intention 11.1» made of the fate of
"the crews.
Neither the steamship (Tltoniu
[nor the Manistee, reported tor-i

line.

 

 

 

FOR SALE—3 TONS OF
LET—FURNISHED LARGE

Twin beds,

TO

 

engine. Must be Well equipped. All- E‘VBI‘Y 1110119111 convenience. ‘Cllfll‘gw .FO’R SALE—~llEAlll lGllT L]: 575
ply Victoria Barber Shop, Railroad moderate. Phone 37. 11. J. Smith, 33 The lluut non 51d“. 19“.. for automo-

aven-Ue, Sontli .\'orwalk.

WANTED -—- FURNISHED ROOM,
centrally located, with pti1ileg
light boom-keeping. Write to .l.
l‘tt'angt, 27 R. 11.. avenue,
twalk, Conn. .

 

WANTED~FORD CAR LATI': MO— situated, bath. tubs, range gas,
South'den plot if desired
139 31 Tel. 473-2 or 3054.

511,

del. Write S.
Norwalk.

1’. G. box

WANTED—AN ERRAND BUY 111':-
flween 15 and 10 years. Nelson iiovt's

 

 

 

5 Spring street.

oi street, also loft
1.). South
South .\'-.1»- Farrell, 24 lln':liaud street. j

.128 3!.

 

installed in five minutes by the l~"-10d
eriek W.
Norwalk, t‘onn.

To LET~STORE AT 44 WATER“
at 40 Water stretch! 5m“,
Norwalk.

 

bile headlights. Cost per pair 81. 2.71.

Thompson Co, 4'.’ Wateri-Hj Home

3 9 5‘ oi the .\lalaueourt- l‘lslit‘a‘ road, on

pedoed and sunk, carried either.

NE‘ lpti'swllgt'l's or troops. .u'eordimr tom) 0 lllllllllf‘l‘ "1
lino grade allalt‘a hay Tel 1462. j‘. 8 3t

representative' oi the t unard line
there who had tint been officially
'jiniormed last night oi the loss 01'
-t|le two vessels

Bl'llll l.\'. .lune 310,1'111 London
-(le rman torees 'l Iiuxdai captur-

h positions on both sides

 

Inquire of Edward

 

settlement in Florida.
TO L127 4 ROOMS PLEASANTIA' {mm mum" 10, up.
gar mate year lound.

ltent moderate. John, 18 South Osborne avenue
Or call 84 \\ 0-1011

Any quantity
Pleasant cli

FOR SALE—-—GOOD LAND IN NEW- \‘ei‘tlllll 1400

Apply to O. B. St. I

the 11 eat batik oi the Mouse in the
tor, over a width of
'i ’00” _\.11'd.~. and 11 depth .of 500
_\ .ii'ds says the otlicial statement
issued _1e.sterda1 111 the (termini

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ward avenue. ' , FOR SALE—«SHAW

‘liloUsu BARV AVD LAND Bionic-j
T0 LET-vSTORE 207 WASillNG- 'mer 5.1.1,“. .1.

 

PLACEJ N.Y-1N H &H. TIMETABLE

FOR P .\R'l‘ICUIARS

In Effect June 25,1917

lsoum NORWALK To NEW YORK

 

 

 

 

 

Grocery, 51 “11811111141011 mm, jg. ’t ton street llast Norw.alk Apartmentsjwmfl BOX "S. V1 .." CARE OF
209 Washington street. Ea-it Norwalk SENTIXEL. A. BIL—1:39;, 5 3.3.1: 5. 4971, 6' 08}
WANTED—PORTER WANTED. AT and 39 Chapel street Normilk ln-j 25711 7:18.\', 7: 10,7 :5:.x 8: 211' 3.11:1. ,
the Norwalk llotel. 33931 quire 04 South Main street. Tel 60. . BARGAIN __ MARION ROAD-I mood-aye only) 11:5 91:, 9- 24 texceptl
I - ~ . 310MB!!!) 9 .39. 10: 33x. 10: 52x.
ater in perfect running order. ,
WANTED-YOUNG MAN A‘s; BUSINESS NOTICE 1(‘heap, will take any ream nable otl'er. 1' 1"“13'03-1 - ‘53 (Sittmfotd onlyll

route salesman in milk businena Sui
my and commission 810 week guaraii
teed to begin. Address stating age and
references box C. 0. W.,

WANTED -— EXPERIEXCED HAT-

 

. -— -—4u»--—~—- w.-.

Good wages guaranteed. Apply by
letter or in person

(10., Danbury.

 

WANTED—ODD PlFIt‘iC S 01‘ Filli-
aiiiure, parlor, dining and bedtoom
suits,eroel<rry and all other used
household goods. Todd a- Baker, 8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

care Sentine-L 1

,ders solicited.

, tors in all departments for open shop.‘

to Frank H. Lee,

‘ '.pete.

 

 

 

to! Pay make of two cycle motor is

, the most complete and best device 0!
-‘ its kind and will

Iln fuel Economy. Used for 1101111 STORES

soon earn its cost"

utarting and running No other car-
buretor necessary. Phone. 844.

.__——.

THE BARKER PANIC?"
LOST.

l

IBought for Cash

PAINTING PAPER-ilANGlNGiTl‘I- 512-3 or call 120 Washing

decorating, Vpainter's .mpplies; wali‘SU'eel-
paper, up to date styles, lowest prices I Foil SALE—OR 7-0 lili'l‘

Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or- t

‘ l

'lel. 400, Alexander'moms.
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.

MISCELLANEOUS

Don’t throw away your old car-1

iy renmaled houses with improve

Several

Conn. turnpike. Mrs R. Tarlov,
Grove street. Tel. 751112.

u)njl:0‘.lx, 1:38x, 3:02 x, 3:29, 4:? 2x,’

l21\'EW-i\.11urd.iui 11:581' 10: Ma

barns on premisosl‘,
and 17. acres: of good forming land nt
16.

.1.:27x
5:411, 620211, 622011. 6:47 (Stamford on-
ly) 7. '02x, 8:01;, 9::t1x., (except

- Sunday:
A. Ztl.-~12:25x, 5:85x,

tulilx. 1013311.

1-. :11.~12:03, 1:711:13 2:11x. 3:12x,

lira-'1- 5:11;. 71:02.1. 7:021; 7:12, 7:511,

5:49x, 8:59

 

 
 

 

 

FOR SALE~FAMILY
with oneh 11f acre of
wanlk Road near Connecticut Turn-‘

We make new rugs out of them.
.iosrph Levellny, Gen
1:71 Gt

\"11'1 litle coat
Deliverv

 

—mTRUCKlNGV

Automobile trucking of all kinda. estate

ed.h.'11ante on mortgage.

HOUSE 10:10.
land on wm NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.

pike. Must be sold at once to close 9 15x, 10. 03.11 10' 06, 10 5011.1
Small amount of cmdt requir-

I
Infinite. (Sal only) 2:131. 2:57, 3: 30x

7:111X, 820611, 9:58x,10:07x,10:40.

iA.M.-—:-,411 5:.306:34,S:,:(10x851!,l

l’. .\l.~l‘.’:0‘...\', 12:451', 1:06, 1:00:1',

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC

.1. ill. Layton &C0. inc.

Real Estate and Insurance
South Not-walk, Conn.

_& Ca, inc.

 

 

ANY ”ND

 

' 10:19, 11:12.1, 11:58x. .
6:33x.
10:10x,

I’. M.—2:wx,. 3:11x, 4:423,
6:48. 7:08x. 8: 337:, 9: 25x.
11:16:. (Bridgeport only).

NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NOR-

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V'LOST—YELLOWlS-ll BROWN AIR-

715*. Dog hail harness on Tel. 1966.

 

F. F. HUNTINGTON, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR

_ Graduate. the Palmer School or
thropractlc, Davenport, Town, an-

3100 Washington street, over Peoples‘
~Zl‘ruct Company, South Norwalk, Conn.
08771811011751.1042 8.111., 25 p. m
Sundays and evenings by appointment
elophone 456. New York ofllce. 2875
.Brondway. Telephone 8143 Morning-'1

'.th become a Sentinel (“mi
“runner I! Ills.

 
 
 

 

ale puppy Ans1vers,to name of Sati-1

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jgg 3t horses, wagons, harnesses,

'. ounces the opening of his office at; ATTORNEY AT LAW

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'1 “1 your tenant to delinquent and ~~~ ...._._

. gnu-.m- '

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"‘15 11mm STREET 1

“do" W. 17'. Casper. 1:1 8.. P17. Gila!
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AUCTION
June '80, Schaub's Stable, 25:
autos if“
you hate horses wagons, harnesses to:
sell see E. Fair. Goods sold on commis '-
=ion. ‘28 3t:

A 11'. 1110037121: ‘

 

7111: an a 701.11
71.131377112111130.

' The Only Fully Equipped
nan'rRIcAr. sac:-
In the Town
. AUTO soPers
, Phone 805—5080. Mai-351.
i so. item-1k, Music not 311:.

Sat,

 

 

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9:41x, 11:00.

A. Ill—«12725:, 4:3511, 4:53x, 5:50,
.6:1~'10,8:05, 8: 30,0 :41x, 11:00.

i P. 11—1917, 2:11.31- 3:41:11. 4:35.
Isuzu. 5: 321:, a: 37. 13:11... 8:53,
19:18x.

l . Sundays ' '

j A lily-4:351; 42537:, 7:55, 8:30x,
l P. M.——13:17x 1: 557: 2: 23x, 3:4011.
4:35. 5:13:13 is 11x, 7:05x, 8: 53, 9:183,
9:35,11:30x.

I South. Norwalk to Danbury
l A M.:,—613 8:27, 9:598.

cept Saturdays), 8: 25.
Sundayo
A. M.:—-9 25,10:29x.

 

 

 

U- S Paten‘ send W
Office for Bookletl To PURSUE ”—‘.—MEICAN BANDl‘rs.

on Paternal

 
 
 
 

 

 

P M.:-4 33 . 7 8: ,
BRIDGEPORT. CORNWCUT 1'?" de a. 11 101113111 to‘ e‘ fibsoluteSa Saturdays)... x 7: 0 36: (Except:
' - * *e - éharse aeamnalxn a ,at bandits . .. 8,1188: .’
A good any. pave nest in the bang"; ,paclfllcttonm ”.33 I

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MEXICO 0177,7111... alt—General:

P. M.:—-—2 15, 7: 20
Dnnbury to solo. Nat-walk

 
 

‘mude..1 sur'piise attack northwest

P. M.:-—127, 1: 54x, 4:39: 5:,27 (ex-

A M.:--6 oo, 7 25. 7:51p. (1101...... '

g‘Salvadore Alvarado, who had been only) 8: 25 (encept Monday), 10' 05‘”
{brought to the capital, according to re- 11. 50-
iport to become a member of the cam-

 

 

 

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en and 42 children. The injured
number- 920 men, 110 women and

LONBON, June 30. ——A series of
strongly organized defensive sys-
tems on both banks of the Sanchez, 100 children.

covering Lens, has been captured. PETROGRAD, June 26. —'l‘ he
by the British, it is announced of- Russkia \ olia says that 3,000 Fin-
fieialiv; Inish iolunteers 11 he for met-1v Serv-
PARlS June 30 —A Madrid ed in the German army are expect

semi-official note says that a Ger- ed to attempt I“ enter Finland
man submarine uhicb took refuge 5110171)? “10 border guard has
at (v adiz left port yesterday mor.n- been ihcreased. The iiewspapcr re-
ing escorted to the limit of terri- glad" the release b." Germany 0f
torial waters 111' two Spanish top 3.000 fighters as evidence of_ the
pedo boats. The Spanish goveln-E‘H-V sittspicious character of this
went asked and obtained from the? ‘ ”54"“ 1°“ ‘
Berlin uovernment a formal prom-. ' 1““le J111191)6"J111r99 3‘"
ise that the submarine would go di lsll 11.11.11 airplanes fought a battle
reel {0 a German port without at with ten German machines o1er
tacking enemy ships or performing ,I‘ lflfldm‘ 0“ Monday.
am. other out of war. 1 lllt‘ announcement follows:
l’ARlS, “'edllea'day, Julie 27‘ "in the course of a patrol
(delayed by eeiisor).-—'l‘he first ex
peditionary unit of American
troops in command of Major-Gen-
eral William Sibert, arrived safely 1
at a French port.

A dispatch l(‘(‘(‘l\ ed in
Y'Oik \Vt‘tllit‘stld‘i alternoon i'ronit1
France announced that. the second ‘ l'
contingent ol troops iron) the )‘lr m?" 11111-5 retained ““1915
l’nited Stateshad arrived auddis-I l (‘.‘llNIfXI‘MAN AER“ HEAD
enibailuddutingtlle11111111111"'l‘liclgl.‘ ( “N l‘\ IZRANCE’ June
arriving troops 1'. ere later tiaus- 6"!“ “M" “"9”” adiauee 0“
ferred to a camp not far fr mjlxus, the ( anadianshaveoccupied
p0”. the strongest outpost in the de-
Self:.:ltl;ll‘1(hll)i::li.51.: idliulilfhthghlfiid j ed their troops tow .11'd l.a(‘ Ullltillo
pedititmliasar'rixcdshit-11. 'l‘he lllClOdhlil" ])l'(‘.’<slllt‘ on the

. . t‘llt‘ilH in th- Soother .\allev ur-

A lleuter dispatch lrom Athensiiug thcl 'ist ieu' 11 eeks h' is bi'od1 ht

says there was a demonstration in signal SilttftES‘i to the Bi‘itieh urgina
the city on Sunday night, and that

. . tli rel .1111 1'11 plight loss.
the Allied troops entered the eitv “I . . ' .
. . . ' ) )0 " _,
to assist in maintenance of order. M M \ J111:e_b, X small

outiii re it (1 HP 111 t '
The demonstration was or gauizedj l” ' f t [ tel Sta“

lt‘lvingt‘ orpa arriicd in England
reservists andi

]_ jiesterdai nearing ciiilian clothes
with blue silk armlets bearing
iiliite lettern“L'.S.ltl1ing(orps.”
PAlllb‘, .luue ‘ltl.—~'lhe Ger-
‘.manu resumed their iiolent attoek
on the \ erdun front west of Dead
Man hill last night, the V1 .11' Ofiice

 

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eountcl'ed and engaged ten enemi
machines in the vicinih of Roulers.
"l‘hey lought tor sixteen minutes
and brought down one eiieini in
Xe“ {flamed It is believed two others
were tlt‘l\€‘ll do“ 11 out oi control,

sailors undr the leadership of lo
lowers ol' lleiiieti'itw (louuaris. (M. I
(louuuris for'inet Greek Premier}
111111 one oi the pro- -(1er1nun g1';oup
around It'ingt‘ onstantiue. lie. \\ lix‘
deported after the abdication of
('onstantine.

PARIS, June ‘26. —-'l‘he Frene

tadvanced on .1 sector of one and
jthree- -I‘ourtlta miles and were al-

of llurtebisc last night, alter brief most annihilated b} the French.

.11"tillt11' prep.11'.ation ’l‘he \Var
()fliee annouiu es the 1 apture of the ;fi
entire first line German treuehts, r
which 11 ere held against desperate
counter attacks. More titan 300
prisoners were taken.

LONDON, June :26. ——Ot'fieial
figures of the casualties in 1111.5le
London .1ir' raid of June ll 1v ere;
deaths and the diseoi cry 01 more any unionism
’annoum-ed yestedav. Subsequent: Pure-Iromtdutred- Prim-bum” mug-nus.
Ibodies 111 debris have brought the 1178 EVANS cued-51116.. mono.

The Germans penetrated the
st l‘r-eutli line over the entire
lfiont attacked, but 11 ere driven
lout excepting on the 11 esteru slope
of Dead Man Hill.

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A Mindy for int-client
of tho urinary met.
Potato.- non-pulmona-
nnd will not. “datum.
Influe- ln l w 5 dun.

 

 

 

 

 

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SlERllNG lURNIllIRl CO.

———FOR——-——-

Refrigerators .
Couch Hammocks
’ . Oil Stoves
Porch Furniture
Baby Carriages
.CrexRugs

 

Linoleum
Lawn Swings ,
Furniture
Special tor the 4111 oi July
4116’ Flag, Pole and Fixtures

3 1.25 Each
We 5921381179 in Furnishing Hollies

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Monday three naVal airplanes “’1

int clouds intirrupted the Head

ten-7e of that place and have push-j

h janiiouneea. Picked German troopilI

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Now she hates one of her oldest.
friends. Yesterday she was down-
town, with this friend, and just below
1106:: she said to the other lady.
‘Well, I am going over here and
catch my car." Then the other said

I'll go over on Main and catch mine. '

I am awfully glad. I ran across you.
Iand I ,want you to come to see mueal
soon." Martha said she would, and
the two parted. A few minutes later
Martha went: into a place to get a
[bite of something to eat and what do
you think? Yes, there she was—eat-
ing lunch “I didn’t want her to ask
'me to go to lunch with her,” Martha
explained to us after she returned
Iirom town,‘ but i dont see why she
wanted to slip away. i doni see Why
she wanted to pretend that she was
going home. I am sure I am able to
buy my own lunch, but I want her to
return those patterns she bor,rowed
and l net-er expect to set tot in her
house 21., aln.”——Claude Callan in Fort
Worth Star- Telegiaph. -..
MEASURING A RAINFALL.
I The depth of the sheet of water that
‘11ould lie on level ground if none. of
the 11.11e1 were lost by evaporation or
soaking into the
amount of rainfall of a giwn storm
and is measured by a rain gauge. The
standard rain gaug, e of the weather
burtau consists of a tunnel shaped re-
(cit-'11 eighs inches in diameter at the
[top surmounted l)\ a cylinder of one
and one- halt inthes in height and eight:
inches in diameter. The funnel is
Iplated in a (ylindrical reservoir. 2.53
11m hes in diameter and twenty inches
in height. The. area C.‘ the cross sec-
Ition of the reserioir is to that of the
receivei as one to ten, or one inch of
train falling in the reeciver corresponds
.\'1lllt ten inches of water in the gauze.
being magnified ten times for the con-
jienience and accuracy of manure-

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j FIVE AIRPLANES

I OVER BELL ISLAND
1 Residents of Bell island were greet-
ed with the novel sight of live air-
! planes which appeared in that vicinity,
Ithis morning. The white wines were
very near the roofs of the houses and
lufforded a fine view of them. it is,
stated that they were. on their way to
the lawn fete in :Saugatuclu 3

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