v--'
marrow
Do-
.3-
‘ .m- —— —._._ . _. - -
‘H mm")! °' A'" 5- ”W“ FOR SALE—Ru linn Wolfhound and caapsmsn ,
“V“ w"° °f William A‘ "fig“. Persian kittenss. App Su Hump. Alterations and re . screen
“'1' 25"“ 1868 a" ”h“ ton Inn, New Canaan, lat. ' no as. doors and w owl murder... _.
006.5! piace;dthat 0?qu enfolds. 2‘: Am" . ' ..- .
n at ome .swee , n . R LE chd 0 horse“ 1 "a m . .
1"“ ”we: 0 ‘9“ item“ We- “2....591300 lbs. 030? 1,50, good ' magnum; ,
F or ever more be thine; worker. O'Connors. 33 Railroad Ave: Lfiflfl-l’AN'S A g
WANTED ron SALE—20 to, round 'ttom mo: “J“ FAzanmiah
' Wit—mp — Operators on
girls’ dresses. Jerome
Frank and Co-, 10 Madison
St., So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Girls
A
for winding and
tor boat. powered with 4 . p. P 1
nor. engine; 0 Ford runabout
delivery body. chezag). Inquire 3 Day
St.. or telep one 30.
so SALE;i7919-HarIe Davidson mo.-
torcycle. A-l'condl on. mature 29
Taylor avenue.
'F‘OR'SALEé—Ford touring car in
braiding machines. Norwalir Mfg. condition. 36 Spring St., 80. or-
Co, East Norwaik. walk.
WANTED—Operators on Singer sew. FOR SALE— ! a room house.
ing machine-s, plain sewing. good 38-111. 1m“. M 80 “a interest.
’sy. Stead} work, advancements. 2.150. will sign Q I. claim for 8200.
Monarch (‘0. 114 Washington St. 1 elham. Grumman avenue, Cranburz.
WANI‘EIL—Mlddie-azeti man; prefer- port SALE—Colonial residence: lire
ably one living in neighborhood 0f places and carved panels. large barn
Wmnipauk. as watchman on Saturday “3 1 1.4 acreg, 3.3m mach.
arurnoons. Sundays and holidays. A}. $4. 00. Geo. Mitchell. telephone 61.
ply Bot (‘._ care of Sentinel OMce.
WANTEDA-Afloys over 16 thoroughly
ex wrii'nced on ironing machines. No
ot em need apply. R..an W. Hat shop.
Inc, Class and River streets. _
WANTED—Position as cook, butler or
both by a neat. experienced Japa-
no-sw. Good references. M" care Su-
7ukl, Roton Point Park.
TO» EST
10 LET—Foul- rooms,
ments except’bath,
all improve
62 Meadow St.
T0 LET—~Store suitable for an line
of business. Centrally iocater. Ap-
ply Hartford Lunch. 6 80. Main street.
:1’0 LET—3 rooms with improvements.
,Adulls only. Price $18. inquire R.
. oselovsky or E. E. Gel-ham Co.
0 LET Rooms with all improve-
ments and garage at 102 Taylor
Ave. Inq. Gus Green. 100 Taylor
AVG. r.i If“ .
IOR RENT—Storage Space. house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.
Iemi-fire. proof building. Hubbell
Coal and Storage Co.. Inc., Saugn-
tuck, Conn. 'I‘el. Westport 47. We
hue negotiable warehouse receipts.
_ LOST ' _
LOST— Parcel containing fronts and
backs oi fil't' brown coats. Reward
if returned to Sentinel Office.
Flore Brothers’ Garage
Mann; and lunch-lug
11 mm Tel. D
MORI IIOTHIRO, Pups.
*‘-"
WILLIAM F. HOYT
m1. ass-an
LOOK! BARGAINS IN
RIAL ESTATE!
LOOK l
rooms ,
In South Nor-walk. two family house.
10 rooms. all improvements.
wood floors. newly decorated 87,800.
In Nor-walk, two famiy houses . 87.200.
Several one family houses from 3‘.-
000 to $5,000. All kinds of houses to
suit purchasers from 810.000 to $20,-
000. All kinds of farms from 83.200
to 36,500. One island summer cottage.
furnished. $1.800.
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H a v e .
Office can, 435; House. 831.
SWARTZ a CORSETT-BLDG.
WILLIAM F. BOY'I'
REAL ESTATE.
JOSEPH 9. Km JR.
Plumbing
fosrnl Roton Point, 4th of July
night, pockvt book cmlt'rintng own
v-r's min» and :1 sum of money. either
m dancing pin iliotl or bctyw'cn pavilion
and So Main St. on the 11 o’clock
car. ill-turn to Sl-ntlnci OF 16 Fourth
St Reward. l
LUS'i‘v Airdille dog, main, license taxi
No 64927. i'llom- 3'17 “'estpot't.
Siltlllllt'-rviiil- Antique Shop '
LUHTr-On' Sunday between So.
Norwnlk and Bridgeport. a gentle-
mi'lll'ri u;ey;1txt'ord coat. Elks' butlon
on ape, ‘ndi-r return to Sentinel
office Reward.
Losr Roll or hills and saver-ll
checks. about $200.
Liberal -. r .
Call 16l7-l2 'ewa .d
S- D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE DOMESTIC,-
TIONERY AND ICE
CREAM com
53 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
—-AUCTION SALE—
J. M._I\iitcllv-ll. auctioneer. Will Fe"
:l'tgpuifil'ig auction. household furnish-
is n o (-Stiiie of '
Port anl (west of P. W. Bruggerhof
to on, (‘onn., on Saturda '
10:00 a. in sharp (i). S. '1‘.y)'. July 9th at
:{natl oriental and domes
,alr carpets, antique nlano an -
cicada, upholstered piecesg, ych'igg
glass wary. in'icrurhrac, pictures. bu:
rmus. (-hiffonivrs. sheets. blankets
spreads, cotutortahies. dining library.
and bedroom furniture, garden and
arming tools. sashes. cold frames
dump cart. i‘ilrm wagon and an un:
limited amount of other useful and
mlscellaneous effects Cash deposits
required. inspection at. 9 a. m.. mom-
1 . , .
digger salt. It stormy sale first fair
g
;
tic rugs,
i
I am ope i—NOTICE—
n m: a new store nea ’ -
tfirbury and on acount of this Irm‘ilgt
e minato one day from the Norwalk
sale. i will keep open in N
o v .
gonalSatlli‘rdgy and hionday.rwlzl‘im gill]!
m s or remnant ' .
pieces by the yard for 1-2 i’ric‘en full
M. BLUES ONE
Rear No 1 Mott avenue.
momma
R
J_
SChOui house) N03.
Large and lltoad. sometimes
~ Dempsey again.
.W .
Sheet Metal Working
Country Water Systems and one pipe
Furnaces.
Telephone 492.
21 Taylor Ave.. So. Norwak. Oonn.
—-NOTICE—
of said City
that portfnn of the highW'ty knOWn as
Cali Pasture Road and also known as
Beach nvcnuc from a point on said
highway beginning approximately at
the southernmost bouudry line of the
premises appurtenant to the former
homestead of William Marvin. deceas-
ed. and thence southerly to a point
where said highway branches in op-
posno directions and run casterly and
westerly along the northerly part of
the meadowianll appurtenant to Calf
Pasture Beach. so—called. '
Notice is hereby given that Tues‘
day. July 12. at eight o'clock. p. m. is
hereby specified as the time and the
Council (‘hamhers in said (‘ity as the
lac» where all persons whose land
s proposed to be taken therefor, or
which may be affected thereby. may
:lplit'af' and be heard in relation there-
0
. Dated at the (‘itv of Norwalk. this
22nd day of June, 1921
BY ORDER OF THE MAYOR
AND (‘OUNCIL 0F SAID CITY.
Attest: IRVING D. ROBERTSON,
City (‘ierk or the City of Norwalk.
——NOTICE._
_\\'HEREAS. the Mayor and (‘ouncii
oi tho (‘ity of Norwaik propose to dis-
continue that portion of the highway
in said (‘ity known as Langdon island
know as Canfleid
avenue. from the so’uthemmoat limit
ot said highway to a pdlm on said
highway at or near the place where
the Shorehaven Road imersccts said
l1.angdon island Road or tfanfleid ave-
nue. socailed.
Notice is-hereby given t‘mt Toes-i
day, July 12. at eight o’clock p. m. is'
hereby specified as the time and Mr
Council Chambers in said City as i'.‘
place where all persons whose land is
proposed to be taken therefor, or whit-n
may be affected thereby. may appear
ant he heard in relation thereto,
Dated at the City oi NOI'Wilik, this
22nddeay0rgfilune, 1921.
_ ER OF THE MAYO}
AND (‘OUNCIL OF SAID (‘lTY. {
Attest: IRVING i). ROBERTSON.
City Clerk of the City“ Not-walk.
“1hhARD \VILLING TO BOX
' DEMPSl-IY.
Jess Willard yesterday sent word
from Kansas that he is willing to fight
|
t
haul-n
. 4-405-
BOYS AND 'GM
At Th
Children’s Store
‘7 We“ wiofi'nflbn O. and.“
2m knows.
chant
"I’ve led the simple life: I‘m in
splendid shape today." he said.
"I would need four months for
training and conditioning. then I
" ber of theACross «family.
. pear in a bout'with’Paddy Murphy's?
Torreta'
ticipate in the negotiations relative
, the restoration
would be ready for Jack Dempsey."
Jess will have to show Tex Rickard
what his condition is before he gets a
atch.
(“ROSS BROTHERS 1‘!) BOX
TONIGHT.
NEW" YORK. July 6.—The much
postponed bout between Lead: Cro.
mm “mm" Du” “‘1 berated at tait‘ in m" a...
Ebb‘" Fmd- t“Merit. miless there is lam" ‘ :3".
another siege of threatening. weather.
arty Cross. the other fighting mem-
will also ap-
PARIS. July.5.—«l‘
who now is in Paris to .
A “ M
: mortal-11A 'ro Aamamin
._ .
..
of Austria. will
0
_ (>th the-Mia f film" 4.
mi
In East Norwflk. two family house. 1%
hard -
Call and Let Me Show You‘What I ‘
. l. c
fitofinylor Av...
lattices“. pillows. bolsters and
ions f all ds sold on our easy
mm '3... renovating. satis-
lVIIERl-IAS. the Mayor and Council'
propose to discominuc!
'nounced within a few days. the first
‘
l3 _
l" "
”aegis Norwdk
A—
"My
-Pllene
MOTT AND KLOOK
madam 533
m ~i:
seeds Lot unseat. we in
or small quantifies. Frank Lionel:
c.330uton 5 amp
com.mm' ,_ .
w 1 ' can: noun!
By buying one of the heat lamps
on the market.
This week only >
C. VB. Lamps no and'llov'volt
100 .Watt Nitrogen lamp . ...... $1....
no Watt Nitrogen lamp 3100
Special 100 Watt Luann: Whitew
O-lAght. Violet Bar 'lamp. no and
110 volt.
Try a Violet Ray Lamp
J. K'Iom‘
Electric Shop SEW
Rear of Idahaekemo Hotel.
usin- Tnuc‘xme .
Dis
Local an lance
Promptly and (5% Handled
A. B. QU
PHONE ”-1!
w. .l. Lvons‘ '
Phone. 2047 20 Find
worsen-ammo...
ammo. snwm
Waterproo
Walks. Beaming Whig. and All
Its Branches
THE mm SHOP
not. Hm I“!
mammal-1m
Scalp’rreatment.
was
Commercial Build!“
Norwalk 00”-
a
LARK
So. mmlk. Ct.
Curbing Gutters. Lawn Rolling. Cou-
crete and Tar Walks
Work Done In Flt-st Class Style.
. _ 3;
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
tlou mtefinm us card or
. p ‘ .
telephone :17 for mm to
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. Se.‘ Nor-walk.
NATHAN A MILLER
General contracting. pahlthig and
paper hanging.
Estimates cheerfully ven.
A. Nathan. Tel. 65-14
S. Miller. Tel. 1423-6
10 Spring Street. Norwalk. Conn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time t0 militant W
and k it from deco. vs your
roo scouted. Ask for my prices
on 1 paper. and paints. Save from
80 to‘40 per cent on labor and mate-
rlal. Alexander White. 85 have St.
South Norwalk.
rm Bms. Local and long distance
tru of all kinds Dali trips to
New, Yor Address Celin- strict.
Phone 818
CARRIOAN d: mm. ideal and 10!!!
distance tracking of all kinds
Oilloe Leary t 00.. Phone 1577. House
phone 808.
O" FOR SALE i
House 7 rooms. Hardwood Floors.
All Modern improvements. A-l con-
dttlon: well lecate'd on Cove Street.
East Norwatlt. PrlCe'19500. Par par-
ticulars :.nd list of others
Ask John ’1‘. Hayes
7 5mm Hrnm Nonwm
lilhlli l-ZSTATI-l IXSIJRANCE
'71
-z.-
' "5‘ ‘I’OI‘I‘LAHIT’Y'CONI’EST.
'. :c.;owing young women of the
pity hcen cntcrcd in the popu-
larity conics, being run by the Frank
C. Godfrey Post. of the American Le-
gion. and their standings will be an-
(.,.
return of votes to be made Thursday:
Miss Mary Mahoney. Miss Bertha
Brennan. Miss Marion Go'rmley. Miss‘
Catherine Fahan. Mrs. Lawrence LY-
man. Miss Katherine Marron. Miss
Ruth Van Coeverlng. ‘
M-
Rev. John D. Skene. of Dry Hill
road. was turning from Wall street
into Main street. in his automobile.
yesterday. when a car operated .by 11.
sec J. Segal. of Massachusetts. aide-
swiped his machine. Both cars were
somewhat demand- '
mid. flip: 1‘
under ideal ,
‘ do???“ I w .
. 3".
I
Painunund Paper Hanging Ebert‘ciark Gilson. attorney for
ismng‘ 1 .Given. - the reformers. declared MMWIWQ
‘ . '- , ‘ unless Dempsey presen trim-e f in
“CEDAR ‘7 Er “- m”“N‘A‘J‘dtoolulrt"trolley he would 3am: I. set or
. m wan-mus for the arrest of Jersey Qty:
will overhaul and m your , omcials as well as State omeiah.
an! Junie. in your own ma.
Marcel Wars-g. ‘nalrureflng. mu l
.. _, .. .
JERSEY cm.
lire-um: .oseaecuon can .M'W
“auction'- announced intention oi
arreulug somebody on account of the
Wile:- Int. . ‘
wit MW today. With ‘
“lapse? ding westwam ‘ 1
’Sls'hflfie in Salt'Lake City. cSicials of
the bureau had small Chl‘flu‘ of send
ing‘a warrant upon the victorious
champion for assault and battery upon
the‘persen ef‘aeorges Carpentler. as
be. we threatened.
charging them with viol‘atlon 0 m4
Crimes’ act. which prohibits til-lag
fighting in New Jersey. 1'». Wu“: r;
Crafts. superintendent of tne‘bureau:
again maintained that he Intended
taking impeachment of Governor Ea:
wards for permitting the bout to b3
hell. but neither‘he nor Hr. miso-
would make public the names of no
‘olllclafs' they expected to have arrest;
ed.
The bureau. Dr. Crafts announced.
has as its immediate object gag pre-
ventiOn of lights in the big arena here
On LabOr y. What procedure will
be followe he would not disclaeLVThe
bureau mlntalns that the New Jersey
boxing law. which they such. to have
repealed. does not permit other than
boning exhibitions. and the reformer.
declare- Saturday's nstic encounter was
a "brutal. bloodyprise fight."
- - .- gnu—s—
DOPEON mama‘s om.
NEW .YORK. "July amine“ hits
for a team total occurred, seven times
in major league antler y. add
in four cases the teen» shaking the
baker‘s dozen was vie. -All of
the St. Louis National e players
aided in bnmngout, when to defeat-
the Pittsburgh leaders." The Wash:
tugton Americans perforfiml the stunt
twice in winning over Mn. which
had that number of hits in one of the
contests. The Cleveland world's
champions and Chicago White 80::
each hit thc hnll safely 13 times but
the Indians scored four times as many
runs as the Sox. The Philadelphia
Athletics made 13 hits but lost to New
York despite the‘ visitors four run lead
obtained in the first inning.
The remarkable total of 21 assists
for right innings was made by the
Cincinnati Nationals, Second Base-
mun Donne and Shortstop Crane ac-
cepted so chances out “'21. '
Hitcher Myers of the ' stpn Amer-
icans carned'hls salary n) the second
Boston-Washington contest. The Red
Sox twirler made half of his team’s
sin hits and had eightanslsts in the
field. '
l
SELECTING \vnm; sox JI'RORS.
CHICAGO. July 6.——The task of ac-
lnctlm: a jury to try 'ihc eighteen
‘l
.. July 0M“
Milly.“ ‘ ”Intonation-l MA
’.‘ _. -.. pan-finn- ‘
PHILADELPHIA. July .
ance- have been ' from many
of the leading ennui-slams or com
“a.” m M ‘m m a.”
mflmwlrum W 19.:
(hicks
duh lama shine-slou- as;
that wallet: '1'. 11mm. the first, some. r.
will use: as strong. tract miner.
oompetithn in. Mending his title than
he- at the cut in gimme;
«Mam-Wu.
title of “new ' 7
Virtually every country that re-
cognises lawn tennis as a mac: sport
will be represented at the tournament
and complete teams will be them from
England. France. Japan. Australiasla
and Denmark. officials of the Ger-
m'ciib more. It :1 hir-
ly certain. they added. that ....rton,
the South “mum-lye:- who played
Tilden to five' sets in the clmllenge'
round at Wimbledan. will be among
the foreign invaders. The Davis cup
players rrem Japan and Australasia.
who will be in this country in Amst
playing test preliminaries to deter-
te’d States in? the ohfllenge round. also
wiIIAcomplete in the‘national singles
humane”. ~
Samuelc. Coldom. chairman of the
tennis’rcommltcee of the Gennantown
Cricket club. mid lt prdbabl’y would
be necessary to limit the tournament
to 128 entries in order to complete the
play in seven days. This. he declar-
ed. would mean a tournament in
which only champions would be qual-
Ifled to compete and that many play-
ers who in past years were able to en;
ter. will be denied the privilege.
m In. Me .
‘Mortl‘me-r I... Gardner. formerly of
lldbury. ‘M Saturday in the Wor-
cester City hospital. Worcester. Mass,
from blood poisoning. resulting from
a nail scratch on his left hand several
W003! 130- . .
Mr. Gardner. who. with his family.
had been a resident of Dunbar-y up
until about eighteen months ago. was
living in Worcester as manager of
one of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co. stores in that city, at the time of
his death.
He is survived by a wife and three
children. Florence. Edna and Robert.
of Worcester.‘ Mass" and by ‘One sis-
for. Miss Estella Gardner. and one
brother. Byron Gardner. both of Nor-
walk.
The body was received in Danbury.
and the funeral. was held from the
Advent Christian church yesterday
afternoon at 2:” o'clock. Burial
was in Wooster cemetery.
Wilma: C. Brown
William C. Brown. of New Canaan.
died on Saturday aged 78 years and
was buried in Inkeview cemetery.
New Canaan. yesterday afternoon.
He was one of the few surviving
members of the old 10th Connecticut
Volunteers. He came to Norwalk in
‘éfiimplon. will meet Harry Willsl M
champion-hi
law. N. -J.. A“ is. it was
mine the team thatwm meet tne'Unl: "
:; iii“ liiti
m..—
Juek Johnson. former 1:th
as negro p. at Join!
”1“”. The contest previously
mmounced forAugust ”Lat”
Yuk. .
{munching-s a issues or
90 year in the _o¢oimntlu1,
here. of: rm ' IN conste-~
M. has been oflered thirty Wt!
some or the‘W'of I.
“run gee-gunman»!- for theoonv’
' The’former champion's sentence will
aspire July lth. A match I“ _
ed for that night. at Leavenworth. but
recently was called off when members
if the ‘W AM ’1'“ to
mvmayor. .
= "It. is W that after being re-
lapsed in the morning. on July 9.
Johnson will attend a reception or en-
tertainment here that night. and the:
go knmedtatiely to Ohm. his former
home.
BED SUI 'IIEED enema.
~ BOSTON. Jul! -8.-—The Red 80!.
having lost the last fourteen gallon.
more: them In four consecutive dou-
ble-headers, went into a third doom
b‘eader with Washington today befose
loam for the West. The can in
short of good pitchers.
‘15-
yet ‘ -. .
nun ln'msi'm. . , his“? nasal-s
the sugar-g: :
ed with!" my to w“, .
m “mares-ran" v ...
confine-hr o 0-0 0 .
momenta *ihleh ware ‘asmselves can!
!
model so. “gain some “who
am ‘ '
re nu , ,, 'l
The ammo ln honey. “sat;
in exactly fie form or food..but‘re-
moo m In a newcomer ou‘the
perm. and um a new
Our bom' very conservative and
“ctr We of construction and
preservation have been followed
very little change for hundreds of
thousands of years. The modern
chemist is one no delude'all five of
our senses. but in many cases his
mostexp'artwOrk is rejected as a
hotel: by‘tliemmlons of cells which
make up.‘our-bwdiel.
Modern tool sets up fermentations
which “I ”alter their hundreds of
momma seal-t experience, are
to our names and in many cas-
our boats,“ unable to continue
to’neutrsltse e acids thus thrown
‘ Inftih ‘ ‘ t eta-coals. the
th m lY- ,
Tecthgrure primitive in their
like rough m and I:
lie! are m mm”
they do not demand their share ,of
the bodily nourishment. Thus, at-
very time’that our teeth are tending
o
1868. and removed to Nor-walk. Ohio.
in 1809; where he married. After-
wards he removed to Norwalk. Ohio.
\Vhitc Sox players and alleged gum-
hll-rs indicted in connection with the
i919 baseball scandal was Mutinued
today. although there was little pros-
pect of securing a jury mmedlately.
Thrpc prospective ju
lengthy questioning
knowledge of and
baseball.
connection
whether they how ever played base.
bull. amateur. mini-professional or
professional. and whether they are
baseball fans
_______.._————
(llAhTh‘ nl'Y ()l‘Tl’ll-IlllndR
FROM ’l‘lllel ('OAHI‘ LEAGI'E
NEW YORK. July 6.——-\Viliiam Curl-
nlngham. descrilmi by the silver tong-
m-d lidwnrd llrimnick as the star out-
ileldcr or the Pacific coast and the
talk of the Golden West. has been pur-
chased by the (liants' management.
The purchase is outright and the new
man is expected to report as soon as
he can get hero.
in 1869. where he married. After-
lwards he removed to New Londoml
(Ohio. where he purchased a large
farm. While living In New London
he lost his wife and daughter. Letter
'3 ‘ont‘fl‘fly .he removed to New Canaan. where~he
aCCCDU'd yesterday by the State. which 'murrled his wife's cousin. Alice Jones.
is subjecting 8" Domini“ 3:"0“ to a :daughter of the late John Jones. 0'
resorting “1“" {Oenoke avenue.
“7““ :his widow and by one brother. Junius
Brown. of Elm Grove street. this city.
Jurors are being asked by the State:
He is survived by
——b
Funeral of Mrs. Bates.
The funeral of Mn Agnes M. Bates.
of Tollsomc avenue. Crdnbury. was
held at 8:15 o'clock. this morning.
from the into home. and at 9 o'clock
from St. Mary's church. Rev. Father
\Valsh anointed. Burial was in St.
Mary’s cemetery.
Today in Wall Street
WALL STREET. 10:30 a. m.—
Stocks were weak at the sluggish
to build themselves less massively
fiber: in former mentions. they are
,attacked by acids with which they
are not prepared to cope. .
The enamel of the teeth is one of
nature’s masterpieces and there lsvno
acid in fresh fruits. meats. vegetables
or grains which can break it damn.
but there are acids in certain rer-
mentations which can do this, and
once a start has been made, nature
can not help you.
There is little doubt that eventually
the human chemist will improve on
nature in‘ food products. as he has
already done in other fields. but dur-
ing this transitional period. the den-
tist is a positive necessity. Friendship
is a precious thing. and we have no
better or more loyal friends than our
own teeth—co long as they are sound.
The dentist will keep your teeth
triendly. and under his care the at-
tachment between you and your teeth
will remain unbroken as long as life
m .-—aav.
on. a N. am
47 So. again sneer. Tel. 1.9"-
opening of today’s session on further
liquidation of foreign oils. Mexican
He has been with the Seattle club.
He is 24 years old. 5 feel. 11 inches
tall. and weighs 175 pounds. He ls_
therefore a slseahle lad.
He' throws and bats right handed
“out where the West begins" and fur-
ther is ranked high as a prospect,
“__'___————-—-_
‘. X ' HERE TO TRY
ELIO'QSKI FOR lull—MILE swm
NEW YORK. July 6.——-Henry Ellon-
sky. holder of the world’s record for
long distance swimming. with a mrk
0! 65 miles. arrived in this city from
Cleveland yesterday and immediately
started training for the test of his (as
reer. a loo-mile swim. The champaon
handicap me’rman will start his “cen-
tury' 'eflort from the Brighton Bach
Baths early next month.
Elfonsky will devote the next few
(1in to studying the tldea in New
York waters and in charting hi!
course. It is lust seven years sirloi‘he
made his record swim of 55 miles.
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NEW YORK. July G.——William T.
Tudors. twu’ winner of “the world's
lawn tennis simles championship. mil- 3
e‘d‘from England today_on board the.
steamship Olympia. it was announced
by Officials 6f the United States Llwn '
Tennl'ejusocfltio'n. who said 'they had
received a cabletflun to that effect:
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mldzu. the Japanese player. Both ei-
pect to enter several matches in this
country soon.
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2 1-2 points to 89. A brief rally to
90 1-2 was followed by a fresh declinei
to as 1-2. Royal Dutch. one of niacin-lN
day's new firm issues, registered an
early loss of 2 points.
Baldwin Locomotive. .Studohakerj
Central Leather. American Sugar.
Normals Marine Preferred. Sears
Roebuck. Colorado Fuel and Famous
Players were lower “by fractions id‘ 1
point. Nominal gains were made by
several unimportant “sues.
,WALL STREET. noon—mm
Petroleum was forced down to 87 87;?
before buying orders caused a sharp.
rebound-M all-actual gain 'of 2 3-1
points. {elem granola-l.
which ‘ W' rm the;
deal? s ro
mun atrium Atlantic Gulf;
American Sugar. United States Rub:
her, Studebaker, {Stomach Pierce-
Arrow, Baldwin become tire. Crucible;
Bethlehom‘undmer‘showed sub. ‘
stantial improvement. bentwille and '
Nashville was the outstanding feature
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Petroleum made a new low. declining‘
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