Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 11, 1914 · page 8

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Miss Laura C. rwoo ‘ 5%);
El l I E: :to Twili’héll Lak » . Y..fwgh 6'51,
I :will spend her vacation,
Miss Grace L. Shrnder is at Little
Falls. N, Y., at which place she will
”pass a ten days' vacation. ’

 

Karine. Automciile. Burglary, Linbll-‘
Itg, Compensation. Fidelity Bonds, i
M we can write any kind of Insur-
nce you any require. Call us on the

lin the South Norwnlk Trust Company.

Phone No. 1230.
thus started on l.e.r annual summer

Taylor & Golden:

IOUTH NORWALK TRUST GDl
BUILDING.

 

Miss Elsie Fagerstom. stenographer

 

Mrs. Charles Allen. of Taylor eve-
nue. was admitted to the \‘orwaik hos
- lpltai wsterday afternoon for surgical
lirealment. She has not as yet been
'operated on, but will be shortly,

 

 

 

 

 

1 in special orders issued from the
.ofiice ol’ the adjutantvgeneral, the
if lnpmlnutipn of lieutenant-Colonel!
laichurd J, Goodman. First infantry,
‘lC, N, G., to be colonel, First inlan-
ltry, is approved.

 

Notices have been received by the
;metnbers of the 28th Regiment. C. \'
i, of the annual reunion which is to
of the South Nor- be held at Roton Point on August 28.
his The reunion will be a joint adult with

the’seventeenth Regiment, C‘. V. i.

 

Daniel Keyworth.

:5" walk post-oflit'e. is confined to
, home on account of illness.

The R ti: (1.Con1pa11_\ is attrnttivc- Frederick Becker, of Lincoln aye.
1y illllll'o‘mg ”19 property 011 All“ nue Second District an orderly at the
street. by “)9 lining Of a Slgllth (‘9. Norwalk hespnal WES operated on at
menldri\"’.e1\a,1 that institution yesterday niternoon

----' fot appendicitis. He is reported as

Mrs, Philip Repp and daughter, doing yer) nicely
’Jeanette, of 53 Bnimforth avenue, Dan- 1
bury, have returned from a ten day’s Detective sergeant Thomas Leath-
stay at Cell Pasture Bench, Norwalk. erland is in Hartford and Albany to‘
5 5 "Tflp da ay, where he will receive the neces-

M” P dger H Fox, 0f Grantuood. snry deposition papers for the trans-
NewJerse1 was in South Norwalk. for oi \lttol‘ llunsou the. tire thief
yesterday. to attend the funeral or from the New Rochelle jail to the io-
Goorge F. Tyrrell, of Taylor avenue. 1”” lock-up,

 

 

 

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Miss Frances Sheehan. who has ‘
been spending a vacation in Norwuik,‘
has retrned to her duties in the board

of education office of the Capitol, in laid up at his home on Springwood
Hartford. 'avenue, with a wrenched back, He

1rd...- tsustnined‘ the injury early yesterday
Mm A L. Power and Mrs. Phillip rimming, but the effects of it were

ill Frederick and son Jolm “ ho have not felt for some hours afterwards. lt
been the guests or Mrs Lydia Pink- _ 3 "099" ”‘3‘ “‘5 c°“““°m°“‘ ““1 ”9
ham, Hillside lance, have returned to very ”hm"

their home 111‘ Filishiug, New York.

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“de" Sullivan. of Brooklyn. the
,Wr‘hst bantnmweigll‘t ncrapper. who has
”in number of "lends in this city, is in

Albany, N, Y., today where he will
' box Young Limbo, another crack ban

tnmweight

Deputy Chief William J. Powell. of
the First District fire department. is

 

 

 

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. Friends in this city;“ of Rudolph
d1‘ ‘1 39110831 or Nd'w Yo‘gdr e in receipt
tel" news that Mr ltote who has
been ~[spending it short vacation in
Germany, iscompelled to stay. in
definitely in Hamburg. because of the
root'thnt the '"lmperntor." on which
he had booked return ‘pessnge, has
awaited 099:1th =,

 

Where Rims are required, why not

Shell Rims

They are light and comfortable
and permit the use of large lenses.
Your lenses‘dupilcnted or eyes ex-
amined by our OQULXST.

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OCULIBT8 AND OPTICIANS

87 Atlnntlc Square, Stamford. Ct.
Open out. Evenings. in. 1897

 

 

1 The local merchants who have con.

I l“ Md“ the DWWY contest have

i ‘ * indou’nced thnt the bony; will be u-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wednesday is to onion? Day at the
park. and the contestant; are expect-
‘ pd' to enjoy it jolly outing at the
game time "

 

 

 

 

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, ——-Doen‘ a Regulars cure: constipation
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. without, griplng, nausea, nor any. HE

weakening eifoct. Ask your drugglst

.5 tor'tliem. 25 cents pertpox. B 'd F. b M k t

‘ age were
Albert H. Pohlmen riaturned last ‘ , ' 1

evening from Philadelpllio, where he

5 in attendance at the National

’detualker s association 9 convention.

Mr. Pohlmnu was annuallyr honored DY, ; ' j " ... . ‘

12h contention. being eficted Natlon‘ ; WI“ shortly I'CIIIOVO'IO

al‘Cltief Heymekor, and lie is today j 5 . 5 ,
71.. North. Mam Street

receiving the congratulations of his
R. J. CUTBILL

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

usu, orsrnits and CLAMS

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ntnny‘ friends, as the p ition in an
exceptionally importang‘enrid honor-

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

"it" ital. food. piano. furniture, etc.‘ _ ,.
do a earthen account in the South 1101-1111111

 
 
 

 
 
 

hope in: with your money. but
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LONIXHV. Aug. 11.40.30 at. Ill—A news dispatch
from Brussels says that it is officially announced there
that the Gcrniau loss. in Belgium in the recent fighting
was 2,003 dead; 20,000 wounded and 9.700 prisoners.

 

Rt Alli. Aug. 11. 10:30 lb; way of Lomionlr-Tlicrc
is an unc ultiriued rumor that British and French warships
have captured the German cruiser tioebeu. (in the other
hand. correspondents at Athens report that .thc Gchcn
and her sister cruiser. the lireslau, were sighted this
morning off Cape Malapun. the southern extremity of the

Morca. Grcecc. at full speed.

 

l.().\‘l)(’)N. Aug, 11. 8:05 a. n1.-—'l‘l1c Paris corres—
pondent of the Exchange Telegraph Company says that a
dispatch from Maastricli, the Netherlands, announces
that the Germans occupied 'l‘mtgrcs. a town ten miles
north of Liege. The place had been abandoned by the

li tlgians.

German enginccrs are chgagcd in constructing a sec-
ond bridge across the rim r.
(111' \\'Li_\' (if l’arlsL-wlx Snir5
the town

l'Rl.'SSlClS. Aug. ll
saw that German I 111.115 took $3. 520 from
treasury and post Hflltt at longer; and forthwith txpcndc
ed $240 for food. as tllt) 11 en, lutugr).

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I RI‘SSI‘LS. Aug. 11.1(113 London 8: 50 a.
.lllt (wrmuus made: a desperate attack on Iort Straiiig.
south of 1 loge Sunday night. and were repulsed 111th
luau loss. It is estimnttd that 800 (mrmaus \‘ltl'C kills
ed within ‘nn area of half :1 Square mile.

A bridge which the Germans were crossing was shut—
ltrcd b1 the fire of the fort. winch had an exact range.
(mrmans attempted the assault with great courage Some
of their dead were found dircc tlx in front of the barb
witc lencing that surrounds the fort. It is reported that
Prince \\1ll1ant of Lippe and his son, who were killed.
\\'tl't‘ (barging zit tlu head if 100 Common soldiers. Their
bodies were buried near tle lort.

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LQNIMWN. Aug. II, 4:55 a. tit—Dispatches to the
Times from The Hague and to The Telegraph front
Manstrith scut under yesterday‘s date agrcc that the
struggle for possession of the forts at liegt was going
on cotttinuouslyatl'd giving rise to terrible scenes of
bloodshed and heroism.

At noon. the dispatches say, the Germans were making
fierce efforts to silence the forts nearest the city proper
and the defenders were gallantly holding out against
almost constant bombardment.

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, LONDON. Aug 11, 11:» a. m.-~X dispatch to the
Standar from St I’ctershurg says that a small barman alr-
s'liip of the Parsctal l_v.pc was riddled with shot and
brought to tllf ground near Czcnstocliowm Russian Po-
land, on Frnday. Its occupants four German officers.
were killed. _

LONDON, Aug. 11,8210 at m.-—Tlte Daily Mail's
advices front Basel. Switzerland. state that the Swiss and
German troops are close to the frontier and within a few
yards of each other near Basel. The Germans hate
built barricades across all the roads leading across the
frontxer. The 911 VS? army is massed mainly on the
Trench frontier. but considerable bodies of troops are
being sent to Ticino, to guard the Italian frontier.

 

DUBE’IN, Ireland Aug. 11 ——It 15 announced that a
dist1ugttiphed Irish general on the retired list is coming to
Ireland on behalf of the British government to consult
with the provisional committee of the Nationalist V olun-
teers andlarrange measures of defense.

 

LONDON, Aug. II, 4:55 a m.—A dispatch flom
Lisbon, published in The Times, says that the Hiatu-

. burg—American Line steamer Cap Ortegal, reported cap-

tured‘ by- a British warship, was taken oil Oporto, Portu-

' gal, Sunday nig’ht.
cie, and sailed from Buenos Ay res for Southampton on
July I6.

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LONDON,’A1lg 11,4:55 a m.—-A dispatch to The
T unes from Charleroi, Belgium, describes the fighting 0f
the Germans as altogether-lacking in spirit. Even the
officers ore sufiering from hunger according to the cor-
respondent, who adds that two German officers of high
Irank, captured on the French frontier, said they' had had
nothing to eat for three days. . ‘ . ~ .5 .5 . ._,

5 ‘ LONDON, Aug. 11, 4 55 a.m m.‘-—Tlie Peking corres-
“ pendent of Tile Times telegraps as follows:

5 “Replying to China’s request of the United States
. and Japan to use their influence to protect China from

" .warlike acllvules of other nations, Japan f,“ stated map .

.her attitude depended on the result of the British cam:

’ poignhz- 'The time was not ripe to consider China’ 5 pro«

'pos-al, it was said.

‘ ' " “The United States avmded committing herself “15f."

 

LONlDlOlN, Aug. u.—~Accord1ng to today’s Tlm'e‘s,

'5 England is new. we'll on With he mobilizattop and has lie-5

tween: 5oo,ooo and” Godot» then 11111 arms, not own ing

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If I should see
A brother languishing in sore
distress,
And I should turn and leave him 5
cOmfortlcgs,

When I might be
A messenger of hope and happi-
ness—
How could I ask to have what I
denied
In my ownhour of bitterness sup-

plied? . .'.

It I might sing - .
A little song to cheer a fainting
heart,

apart, I I.
‘When I might 1.111,

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lend

lug m1.
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A burden lightened by the cheer :2

I send.

And lay me down in sweet con i“ A

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That day in loot wherein I fail to "

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well spent, .. ‘ ,, :5

 

TUESDAY: AUGUST 1 1, 19:4

minus

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Regular Prices $6 and $7

Wash Skirts

 

 

 

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Waists

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