t‘orson, Branch high, .\‘orw.aik Conn.
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FRIDAY,“SEPT‘. '4; 1914 i“ nfii sotrrn NORWALK nvnnmc summer; "
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WClassified
For Sale,
ants!
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent
face or Caps, Double Price.
Professional Cards, and,
Miscellaneous
CLASSIFIED Advertisements on this page, Twenty Five Words or Less, 25c; ‘
“Ads”——To Let,
Business and
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per Insertion. In Black-
WAHTED I TO LET [
TO LEV—FIVE ROOMS. 111-}
provements good location. Rent rea-
-sonable. F llopp 33 Cove Ave. s4 61
WANTED~YOUNG PROFESSION.
at man wishes board with private fam-
ily in South .\'orwallt Address Hoard,"
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FOR SALE ‘1
FOR SALE-NICE (‘RABAPPLES
fifty cents a basket. John H, Sherri
er, Highland Ave.. Rowayton.
si 31‘,
Sentinel Office s4 at1
- T0 LET—HOUSES, FLATS, .
WANTED—YOI'NG LADY AS TYP- store, barn, manufactory with power,
,5, Must have had ”pe,.ie,,ce as a' rents for all comers. Get our list. Ray-
lJivtaphOne operator. Applv stating, mond Bros 5* mi
experience to Yale & Towne .\ilg t‘o.,1
Stamford, Conn. ‘
TO LET—A SIX ROOM COTTAGE
._ 011 ii-ayview Place, East Norwalk in-;
quire of Miss S. A Baker, 2 \‘i est
Ave. South .\'orwalk,
WANTED-—A GOOD STRONt‘
capable young man Fair writer, not
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1' f 1 1. ', 1- .,
21:2? 0 vvorl Address ix taresfeiiit’ T0 LET—6 ROOMS. 4 CROSS ST.,
trent $12.00. inquire F. D. Lawton,
1171 So Main St. 113 31
WANTED — HUNGARIAN GIRL
wishes position at general housework: FOR RENT—HOUSE, 25 ST JOHN
““41”"? 53 Lexington 3‘9“"? 92 39"81, East Norwalk, seven rooms; all
modern conveniences. Apply John
::A Camp, Tel 1449. S3 at
WANTED—BY YOI'NG \\",iDO\\
situation as housekeeper for bachelor, '
widower or elderly couple. inquire TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. 8 CROSS
3 599”." street, T91 512'13- 93 3‘ St.. So, .\'orwalk. inquire 108 So. Main;
1. Tel 13425. s3 31
WANTED—1301' TO DELIVER 0R~
11ers. N. Y. Butter & Egg to. 27 SO.
Mam street.
FOR RENT—(i ROOMS, NEW
s2 3: half house, entirely modern, all 1111- l
prov ements and c'onveniences, 5 min
WANTED“" LOAN OF 3200 6 nice from E .\' Depot \iaring L‘onst.‘
per tent “ill give a warianty deed of Co 193.1Washington stleet 53 lit
1va well located free and clear build
ing lots as security Address Box 212,
.\'Oi'wulk.
To LET—HOUSE CORNER OF
52 3t \\ est and High Sts., South Norvvaik,
. lopposite Trinity Church. eight. rooms,
80le bath, all improvements. newly paper-
WANTED—SUBSCRIPTION
icitors wanted for the Business \l'o..ed and varnished throughout. i11-
nian's Magazine. The‘only magazine quire 2 High street. 83 3t
devoted to the interests of women in
all walks of business life. Splendid TO LET — HOUSES, FLATS,
inducements to energetic people. Ex-i store, barn; carpenter sh'op, manufac-
perieuce unnecessary. ”Address ap-i tory with power. storage. South Nor-
plication to Subscription Department, walk, Norwaik, East .\'orwnlk and
Business “"0111111115 .\i:1gnz‘111e,\\1‘illian1 Rowayton. Rents to satisfy all (.‘Olll-
crs. See our list‘. Raymond Ilros‘.
. s2 3t 52 3t
WANTED—WASHING A.\‘D .IRON- DESIR-
ing by the day, or to do at home. In-
quire Deinuth, Route 37. So. Norwalkl
32 3t
TO i'. ET—THREE VERY
Furnished or unfurnished. Apply af-
ter 1; p. m_ at 22 Burrltt ‘avenue, cop
her of Quintard avenue. s233l
WANTED—CATTLE AND POOL“
try and calves. lie. for fat calves.
$7.50 for small calves to fatten, Best
TO LET—FIVE ROOMS. GOOD LO
cation. Rent reasonable. F.1Hopp. 35
, Sentinel. s3 31
able front rooms with heat and bath. ,
' market prices.
W. Miller, Connecti-
Cove, Awe" East Norwalk. 1128 St
.Terrace.
cm “lenue' m 130‘ ”1 11 TO Lari—viva ROOMS wrrn 1.11-
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS provements. 9 Hamilton Ave. In-
of cattle, cows, calves and poultry. quire, United Grocery Co. 1124 ti
Pay more than any dealer in town.
Bob calves to fatten, $6 to $7. Fat. TO LET—APARTMENT 0N CHAP-
cnlves. 120, and 13c. lb. Joseph L. el St. Inquire 64 South Main St.
Dickinan, 19 Raymond St. Tel. 356-21 129 if
831 12f. .—
BUSINESS NOTICES
‘ WANTED—T0 BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
l‘riedman. Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
NOTICE.
l hue it at last. What‘.’ Tin for
roofing, leaders and gutters that Is
guaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork,
Plumbing and Heating because they
02’ u save money.
"4' HENRY A. HEGELEIN
LOST 141 Wash. St. Phone nos-12' or an
LOST—ON 0R NEAR woon- ‘
ward» Ave.. bag containing two bath-
ing suits, one bearing numerals 1916.
Reward. RVR. Wheeler, 4 Crescent
at it
You are strong and well.
That' s pleasant.
You hope toremain so.
That's natural.
Your spine may get out of order,
That's possible.
You need some adjustments,
That's evident.
Better start today.
That’s wisdom.
You want the host,
That's proper.
Painless methods.
That's discrimination.
See E. Barthol, D. 0.
That's important.
Offices So. Norwalk and Stamford.
That's the right'piaco.
Delays are dangerous
That’s all.
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St., South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p.111.
:07 Atlantic St, Stamford, 9 a.
into 5 p- m.
Spinal Analysis Free.
LOST—THURSDAY AFTERNOON
between, 43 Elmwood Ave. and 23
High St.. South .\'orwaik, new white
crepe-de-chine skirt. Reward for its
return to 23 High street. st 3t
LOST—IN ROWAYTDN OR TOKE-
neke, open face silver watch, with
Heinz fob_ Reward for return to Sen-
tinel office. s3 3t
TOUND.
ecu‘NOLROUx'D BOTTOM BOAT.
Owner may have same by proving
property and paying charges. inquire
on Dredge Syracuse at Wilson Point.
53 3t
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For Up-to-datc Service Call
FRED H, GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
Embaimer. ~
Office and Residence
Telephone 904. ‘
1,84 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.'
Routine business was transacted last
evening at the meeting, of the Star
Columbia Circle, Companions of the
Forest. 1 1 11’
East N orwalk. Ct
After an extensive tour in the New
Back to the market basket, E11111113111].nnglimn States. Miss Betty Howarth,
pany. See offer in their adv.
the advice 61' tile East indln r111 Com- .of Fall River, Mass. is the geust of,
lErnest Taylor, of _Highland avenue.
‘ Shore Dinners and All Kinds-
FOR SALE-«GOOD CARRIAGE (1R:
delivery horse. Address Horse, care‘
FOR SALE—APPLES ON 33
trees. To be picked by buver in
quire Mrs John A. Fogg, Rowayton.
52 111,
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FOR SALE—THE ELKS'
No. 68 South Main street.
the premisl‘a.
IlOME,l
Apply on ,
329 611
FOR SALE-THE BRICK DWELL!
lug, No.74 West Ave" known as the
Rider house. Lot 75 feet front and
170 feet deep, including garage and
barn. Terms will be made reasonable
and price very low. Address Christian:
Swartz. 13 t1 ‘
STATE OF CONNECTTCUT.1
' Treasury Department
Taxes on Investments
All persons owning bonds or Ii111e<.
liable to taxation should \viitt .
once to State Treasurer. H111t,foxvl t‘ t. ,
for lists.
A circular letter will be sent when
“quested. c\1.1l.1ining-the proper u'uyfil
to pay this tax.
A law will be intiodnted in the
next General Assvmhiy. and will liel
llt‘uctl for passage, taxing million. 111
the local rates for all the time. own-
(‘ll by tit-(‘cilelits 1111 such chow-s, in
helium 11:-1 liuvc not paid 1111111111: .‘llic
life of the owner This is in the im—
turc of :1 Pt n.1lt\ . - ‘ ‘
Savings llaink (It-posits armnm 11-1
1111- to 1.1.\' in the owner. is name-1 1
\iunry in bank (not 11' .i\lng|
11111111) 1:111 pay the (our mill tax; as
shown in the c'lrtlllm‘ ltilcri. . il'
lusts of p1npt-rty..llublq to O; ,tu\
are 111 hi hail out 11 of \Lu'cii. “1.,
111 '\\':Ilerlniry; us of May“ st, inl
1Mitltilct'ovvn: 11.9 of June ist in \1vvl
llnvcn; us of July ist. In “Millim-
ford; 11s of September “b.3111 Britnit- i
putt; and as of notches 1st,,in .1111
011111 town. in the 811119. 1.
This tax may be paid to the <11~111
'i‘rcnstirer. .\t .\11v “1111 .1lmi 111111111114?
for mu- 111‘ more. vcnrs from until
after 1110,1111": of payment 1.. 1111-
'I‘rcnsurer. but, Must lie i'nitl before
the date when the local my 11st. is
(1111‘. . l -
Enquire of your banker or vvritci
to 1111- 'l‘reusurcr 111 iinrti‘urtl.
l-Ziiyvnrii S. Roberts, Tf't‘ilslli't'l‘. '
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTICI
Chiropractic 1: the definition of mo‘
cause of the disease and the art or
adjusting the same. Disease is cauc-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in!
the back. Even if done in ohlldhoodl
it creates pinched nerves and pain inl
later life in the different organs Indl
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause of
disease and pain health is resto.ed
through harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your body. Female troubles,
given special.attention.. also cum-1
ture of the spine You will never re
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you. |
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. Francis, D. C. I
N Washington 81., So: Nomlk,Conn.1
Graduate from Palmer School. the.
discoverer. ' . 3
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW:
YORK AND 1'0 ALL POINTS IN!
THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Through our service to all iniportant
interior points, making connections
with daily through cars to the follow;-
ing points: Cincinnati, Chicago, Den-
ver indianapolls, Kansas City Louis-1
ville Little Rock, Oklahoma élty, SLI
Louis and Salt Lake City. Freightl
boat leaves Pier 27 East River, New
York (foot of Catherine St), everyl
day except sunday at 3 p. m. Freightl
received at Norwalk up to 5 p. in and
at South Norwtilk up to o: 30
THE NORWALK STEAMBOA
Arming J. Smith, 1.11mi. .
George F. Foote. General Agent.
-M- w.—
Dorlon House 1
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAs'r NORWALK
LINE
of Sea Food Cooked
1 . to Order. _
John E. O’ Sullivan.
.15.: .‘ Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
‘Road ‘
inst
ISlllglGS will be eliminated by Sunday
[Belle Island Club both Saturday even-
I l't.1vliil‘,!lit bathing.
:nlqltt‘ iueru'v on the beach and in. the
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The Sentinel has always been considered favorably by Summer
residents at nearby shore resorts owing to its completeness in te-
porting local happenings. The present season is to be no excep-
father's sloop. the Rog-Art.
charge. Bell Islanders alid .\'orvvalkl
people are enjoying many pleasant‘
tliill(€5 at the ball during thi 3 week 7
the last one for many summer resi l
dents l
31051 of the players in the niens’
and the finals played the week a.’ ter
Rotou Point has scored another suP- l
cess and many more new fiends inl
the splendid time and dinner the pat-kl
service afforded the lll€HlltrS of the‘I
While playing in front of the house"
'this morning. Donald .\Iacl. ach an
had the mistortune of stepping on a
|1plete of glass. cutting his loot units
"124 WaShington St,
A81 P
This Store Closed all Day, Mon. Sept. 7th
Extra Specials. A&P
"Best Butter, 3 lb.
tion. We want all newcorners to get the habit of looking for The - l
§Scntincl every afternoon because by so doing you will help us, 2 "
and at the same time ybu will be reading a newspaper that Pure Lard, 3 lb. ' 1 /ZC
should be in every family in Nomalk. We welcome contribu- ‘ ..
tions of shore items. Either give them to our reporters, mail 14 lbs Su gar _ _ b1 00
them to the office or telephone them to us. ' L 8' 2
. . Best Flour a bailr - 50
Bell Island Roton P01n+ ’ . '1’ ,
.. . . 1 1 Best Flour, a barreli, - $6.80
\\1ll1an1 Hall and family of Dan- ROTON TIDE TABLE. l
1bury are spending a few days at their High Tide 1 day. llzus‘ 0- .1, .,\_ B ‘ 5
[cottage High Tide tOlnorrow, 11:11; tlfcluclil CSt POtatoeS‘) 3 pk! 2 C
1 - ~- 1 c1 ‘ 0
Roger Aiken ofirookiyn, .\.1.ar There is dancing in the 1. 1.1111 _
rived at the island yesterday on his every evening, with R, P. Wildlox Linl Over Milk? 8 can, 1 c
Evaporated Milk. 3 cans for 25c—
35c
THE A. a. P. TEA (:0.
South Norwalk
severely
———-———— , enjoyed last cv;.enln
Sidney \\’intringham has had his
fast sailin" canoe painted and over-
hauled for the next race The cup
for this series is on exhibition in the
club house
Iiarry Von Dwingelo, of Roton
if visitor in New» York yesterday,
11 here he seemed hundreds of do. ins
. worth of prizes to be given during 1.191
‘ gigantic carnival to be cuioyed lll'l
thousands the last three days of
Labor Day week, '
While walking on the beach. the
other evening, .I. L, Brush had the
misfortune of disloca’ting his knee
but under the (are of a iotal physician
he is doing nicely
(‘arisisle's exhibition of wild-1.1 cstc
ness is continuing to attract
please Itoton patrons. The leaf
crowded to its capacity evely evln .
ing with satisfied spectators, The!
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Dancing \vili be enjoyed
at the
performance will be given for the last
time on Saturday evening.
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ing and 1.11bOr llay. The regular Sat-
urday night sessions will be featured
during 1m.- month of September. l
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lecige Robinson, in charge of 1131'“
'l‘hc Dlt'llillOIS of Court Laurel (‘lub .
are certainly taking advantage, Oi
the ideal weather conditions and title
’ Nightly near a,
s1 crept the members of this club
fully Flute the warm weather of ti s:
“'11er made bathing attractive it §s
11ui.c the fad to be snapped in ltillili- l
in}; attire and Mr. Robinson is (111.10} ,1
\\oni.1n's Club of .\'orwaik,v\h‘1(h was
“”' " " "' T j.
plzoiogruphtr‘s gallery at lioton Point? 1,’
imports business is 1111 king up wonder-1 ’
2
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' ROTON POINT PARK i'
Shore Dnners in the Casino Restaurant
Bath house and Suit week days 25c . f
Reliance, guaranteed 5 years.
Vacuum Cleaners ............ $18.0-
Eiectric Fans ...... $13.50 to $17.50
' We have several second-hand
fans for sale. ' ' '
Electric Wiring for Light and
Power.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC co»
Electrical Engineers and
.1". .1 Contractors. ,
54 Water St. Scuth Norwalk, 01:.
Phone 342-3. ‘
writer joiiv times resulting ' ‘ll‘fillis ”Bill‘s » ,
i‘ . —-—-——-w—-— , . ‘,
' , laindretls of the members 0." the:
[Harbor View BeaCh ilttliany Memorial Chapel filliillfl!"
.111.1ol of New York are vnjoy ng in
wonderful 11111.1 at Roton today,
"'rollcrlOnSicr, cur'ousnl. 111e,: inhibit}:
The Atlstpcarch will return to
their ”home in Now York City the int-
The ' ‘
1”“93“ or nevi month and wild-west attraction 'comhines'to
links the day an unusually pleasant
l1‘. .lessup. who has been spending 9““ for ”“7 N9“ “”4“”-
‘some time at the bench has returned,
1915 MODEL
Call on us or Telephone
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The spil} driver is nrarly finished.
,to his home in Stamford.
lof staying until October ist
. larger and clearer,
.» ._ -1
C '1‘. Raymond. Mrs W S. Cummings,.
with its work of strengthening Hot.-
cn‘s pier from the ravages of winter's
..__———_—
Jean \lulvnney who has been the
REDDY 81 AYERS
. k.
Distributors For Fairiieltl Lounlyl
with the tune-honored adage “A spi'e
in time saves nine.“
The carnival and dance tomorrow
ev enlng will'be a big event and all the
residents and their guests will be
present to enjoy the affair. Regular
carnival antics will prevail.
ievorend John Stapleton of 1111“
South .\'orwall. Congregational churchi
‘ll"Sflllll(l€l' his care 111 1101011 today,
,many Of his Sunday-schOol nicnil'ers.z
‘w‘io are enjoying probably the instl
picnic of th‘. present season. A rare:
good time will make tlze day 11 pleas“
out one for the local picniciters,
The majority of the residents of
Harbor View are thinking seriously
Already
several families have made known
their intention of staying late. ,
guest of his aunt. Mrs. Mctlrahnm 91“““5 “lid ice-lloes. llilll)‘ 110W van Zandt Street.
for a few Weeks, has returned to Silllt‘s ""9 lit-’lllL' driven in llll‘ WOVlL, n... _C_ _A§:_~__~ ___ __-._ >,_ __‘1.: 1-... -3
his home in New York .\‘.iiii‘li is being done in accordance‘ __ _ 4—...
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Highland Coal?
Have secured a few cargoes of this very high class coal. we or.
prepared to supply our customers either for present use or winter
Rare opportunity to plac: your winter orders.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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A large number of people enjoyed
the moving pictures last evening and
great credit is due the committee for‘ .
the excellent program provided. by the entertainment committee or"
The new screen is a derided improv-e The Knob for next Sunday afternoon.
ment, and makes the pictures bcth Several well known local artists will
entertain the program commencing
inbout 4 o'clock. .\iiss Rambler. Miss
Another concert has been arranged,
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1 1 Miller. Mrs Toomey. Messrs. Mur-I
l'lleOI'y Bllflfif phy, Soule. Baldv‘vin and others willll
.. h be heard
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The meeting called for Saturday"
afternoon at The Knob at w hich time 1
, t“ it was proposed to vote on changes in‘
The last dame Of the seasori' will the in laws has been pOstponed un- l
he held at the Norwalk Yacht Club til the following Saturday. September
011 the evening of Monday Labor Dav l, owing to the illness of tie secre1
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These affairs hare this season been ““71 “11':er 80‘1“?“ and “‘9 fact.
uniformly well attended, and the
that the notice sent out this week did 1
music by Fulford' s Orchestra has .been
not give the sufficient five days' no-
appreciated. The dances have mean ties, as required by the hy'l‘WS'
held each Tuesday night
Myron Crawford and family. of New 1
Canaan, are home again after a two
weeks’ stay at Hickory Bluff.
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Pasture, i
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The Ladies‘ Sewing Society (if SL: _ calf
Mark‘s Church, New Canaan?r were: ‘
guests. of Mrs. Harriet Ciawford yes-1
tertiay at her ‘Hickory Bluff summer
Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Woundy ha'e
cottage Several friends also elljol' returned from (‘alf Pasture and are
now residing in their East avenuel
ed the day at the cottage. Those ,
present“ are Mrs. Urban Sey mour- and New Canaan, home . 1
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Tuttle. Mrs.1_- ,
Lucretia Bouton, Mrs. S S. Brlncker- L-
off, Mrs. “llllam Barrett. Mrs.
man, Miss Margaret Reuiolds, Mrs enjoyed an outing at Calf Pasture 0“
William Potter. .\Iiss Fanny Whitney. Sunday Fishing was the principal
Mrs Mott Seeley. Mrs G. C Wilser, pastime of the day and a good Catch
Mrs Miller, Mrs. Anna Fiandrau. Mis. “'98 111999. ‘
B. S. Woundy and Charles‘
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Mrs In}, pixiorest. Mr. and Mrs SchOoI- specials for boy and. girl at
lCleor'g‘eTS. Bennett and Mr and‘Mrs.. Krieger' s. 1,,
John L. D'avenpo'rt Specials in dresses, mens trousers
f and suits at Jacoby' s.
A. igqgs‘fpgv. 1w» pm 111 11111. 21111111 ..Rend~Roslim& solvents $111111. perm
m, ' yOu' purchase that la‘lSor Day suit. l
Don Davis of\\'011ndy Court, New Canaan. '
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Knob aw i“ '
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‘ series of disasters, notablv t .c
“of" Lembc‘rg' the third 'rlass of the same onion: and .on .1...
'of (ieenral Bfl‘lSSl'lOff hits taken Halicz.
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War Bulletins.
5::1. 111. —Tl1c l‘etmgratl (St.
in a report on,
forts 'Of
have '
l-()\'11)(l.\'. Sept.
l'ctcrsburgl cor: 'cs1 and. iii of the Times ,
the Operations .il‘oiin'l l.cn1luru says:
lemberg have fallen and Lt‘ .rn- \nstrian
been engaged in notthcin Lia! icia near lublin. \\e may 5‘
vci have To chronicle the to; ifjilcte disruption of the dual ,
inonnrcliv's forces A’ _ .1}
“'lhc operations evtt' “(lt'Il over an enormous front
of 200 miles. and probablv :1 nullion and :1 half men were
engaged. lhe Austrians ex: reme right su.'tai11c11 enormeg
011s losses. but the most terrible blow was dealt them ,Ebyj:
the gallant Ritzskv s armv, which starting from Revno,.- i. 1
11101 cd thence toward the s0;1‘.1vvc~t spreading {unwise '
so as to involve the rcci 11 11 11'111' and south of Lcmlierg, .3 .‘
menacing the rear of the Lublin army and threatening'i
to cut its c0111n1nnicatimis. 1 15“...." l
“lo parry this 11101 emcnt is chronicled in todays ofM 1:. ‘
ficial bulletin Of victory. 'l l c \ustrians' desperate 011-1?" '
slaught on ankv' s arniv tins hccii- attended witha whole,
destruction of the Sixth
Armv Corps at laschoft'. a few miles east of lomasnowa
I()\DiON, Sept; 4, 7 a, 111—A Petrouratl (St. He-f A '
tersburg) special to the Renter Telegram Company 'says f
the tOllimalidCf- 1n— —cliief has 11 11111611 the emperor that- the: 3‘
Russians have occupied I eniberg. " . ., ‘
The commander in- chief s inessngc'wns as follows: 1
“\\ 1th extreme joy and thanking ($011 I 11111101111th to ydurfi;
majesw that the victorious army, under General Ruzsky, ,_,
captured Lcmbcrg at 11 o’clock this morning. The arm 1:...
“The
:-. rmies
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' "I bcfi your majestv to confer on General Ru'zslty,
in recognition of services preceding the. -l)a_ttles then:- 1 '
fourth class of the order of St. George. and 1611 the capture :11 "
General Brussilofi the fourth class of the same order."
Norwalk Chronicler