Classified “‘Ads"——To Let,
'61“; Sale. Business and
Profehsional Cards. and
t Miscellane6us
LASSIFIED Adverhsenfents on this page, Twenty Five'WOrdf or'Less. 25c;
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word: 1 cent per Insertion. In black-
face or Caps. Double Price.
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TO LET FOR SALE ,
WANTED TO RENT. 3 To LET v— TWO FURNISHED? FOR SALE-rFLOCK OF 23 GEESE.
3 - .rooms with improvements.' Nice view.‘ Full grown, ready to fatten $30 for
Up-toedate house, about 6 or 7" of water. Rent reasonable. Inquire lot. Address Box 346, South Nor-walk.
rooms, or two—family apartment. Must of Mrs. Robert T Teskey, 195 East s16 3t
b. modern and in best residence see-‘ Washington street. 816 3t
tion of South Norwalk. Might Com, '
WANTED;
4 FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT, 50 2:
older purchne. Address, FOR HIRE—NEW Six CYLINDERflliso Indutre at 21 Grove St, or 16
“RESPONSIBLE," 7 passenger Hudson touring car by Stuart Ave. s16 3t
Sentinel Office the day, week or month. Call C. S.
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FOR SALE—A FORD TOURING
3 _ .Byxbee, 1023-.3 516 3t3
WANTED—STRONG BOYS TO ———-‘,car. 1913 model. excellent condition.
work in wash room. Apply Crescent TO LET—THREE 0R FOUR? 3New tires, tubes and presiclite tank.
«laundry. 516 3t rooms for small family. Stationary P 0 Box 53,8pringda1e, or phone
[tubs
WANTED—T0 RENT a on 4
48 Fifth street, East Norwaiit..
' 515 3t
1185-4,
rooms with kitchen and part improve-i ' FOR SALE—NEW UP-TO-DATE
merits. Near center of town. Sentinel?E TO LET—6 ROOMS. 4 CROSS ST. cottamge 7 "’0'“: “10‘1““ improve-
‘Box H. s16 3t Rent, 312. “Also storehouse, 12 Chest-1 meats. Desirabiy located Price
.. ' nut 8t Inquire F D... Lawton, 171432300 part cash Buyers 0.31? "'
WANTED—A YOUNG' MAN OF 503 Main St. s16 auceive information“ Box 212. Norl'lil‘i I
good'address and habits wishes I. ’ s15 3t
'furnished room and dimm- at night
with some private family, reference.
Address 3.;rticulars and price, 1.0.
To LET—STORE AND 2 ROOMS.
12 Woodward Ave. inquire 'N. Nardo. I. FOR SALE‘A GOOD WORK
Shoe Repairing Shop, on premises-1110136 Weight. 1, 200 pounds. in good
inquire at 49
("are .Senllnri, s16 3t sit! at condition. Price $100.
- “1.-.; -~ , «3- ~ -— ——-—- ._..Mm“... ...... Water street. 815 ill
WANTED 2— wurnsssns AT; ’ To LET_9 HAMILTON AVE, -
Mansion House. ' s15 3t‘ Five rooms and improvements. Also 5 FOR SALE—BUILDlNG LOT 501‘
'—-- -‘~—~r :* M room cottage, Bates Court. inquire 150 corner Fifth St and Bro: °-y
WANTED—Two BUYS. H. 3. United 0,006,). Co. 315 if Blvd. Pike and particulars of J. M.'
814 3t Railroad Ave.
all 3:
Nash. Nouh Main street.
Layton 8; C0,, inc...
3 COT- So, Nurwalk. Conn.
i
. WANTED—BRIGHT 1301" W SHIP-
piug Dept, Liberty.& Nicholle Mfg.
Co. jail at
To LET—FIRST FLOOR,
tage St.. four large rooms and (2.3
small; also one in attic. Gas for'
cooking and lighting. Water. Inquire
on premises. ‘ 315 3t3
FOR SALEwAN EiGii'i‘ ROOM
hot air furnme and Dining in good
'condiiton. $23731”. llarry Rider. 201
ltust Ate. Last Norwalk, all :it
WANTEQ—TO PL-‘U‘E A S“’EET3
toned piano, walnut case in a 11-! TO LET—APARTMENT SEVEN
spousible home with a prospect orrooms. Also small store and threei
selling it satisfactory. Address 3 rooms. improvements and alterations
"Mathushek,". care Sentinel. ell st to suit tenants Near new bridge. F.
AUroMoatLEs — $295.66 con
pléte’iy equipped. to mllei"p’er“gai
ion. Entire upkeep cheaper than
horses; cheaper than carlare. Du-r
C Becker. 8 Fairlieid Ave. Phone
WANTED—Gilli. FOR GENERAL 5453 315 3. able. easily operated. Address Suz-
housework. Must be neat and good inaw quiecar Agency. Set... Nor
plain cook. To go home nights. Call walk, Conn. _ all) 3!
T0 LET—ONE, TWP .OR. THREE
Tuesday. 53 wefltlrurnished rooms, with all" improve-1
avenue. “14 3‘ merits. separately or together. in, FOR “ALI—THE BAA“; ”WELD
Meow—WWI quire 16. West Ave...So. Norwn k. Tel. 1318. N0: fl W0“ AV.“- ““6th ”“3
WANTED—M’ASHING WINDOWS 173.2 Eli 3t Rider house 1401-75 teet trout and
house and onion cl3eanlng; also (or: 3,170 feet deep, including garage- And
nhces to take (are of. Lonnie d: ch- T0 [£7ng FURNISHED OR. barn. Terms Will be made reasonable
kor, Windgnj3 and House Cleaners, 37 unturnmhed WQlll- C” have u“ ,0: and price varying. Adages); Christian
Railroad A..‘.9- all 6P kitchen to do own cooking it desl led'swfl‘u " "- ti
lnquirewvenings at 95 South Main ——-—-~ '
9': It 4'; V.
Mrs. Hutchins,
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Wu".nvv1
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WANTED-CATTLE ANi) FOUL-,St down mm, 51.3.] BUSiNESS NOTICES
try aid (sites. . 14c. lor fat calves. " ‘ NOTICE. 3
$7.50 for smalllcalves lo latten. Best TO ~LET-”9 IAMILTON AVE, .
Five rooms and improvements. Also I have it M last. “ hail 'iin tor
market prices. W. \liller, Connecti-
cut avenue Tel 130 s1 “3 seven rooms with improvementsr‘ 11
Elizabeth St. Inquire United Groceiy
WANTED--TO BUY ALL KINDS Co s12. trl
of cattle, cows. calves and poultry. l
Pay more than any dealer in town. TO LET—FIVE ROOMS; GOOD
3330b calves to fatten, ‘5 to 37- 1““ location, rent reasonable. .iiopp,
““953 120- “Ad 13c. lb 105°” 163') Cove Ale. East Norwalkf‘ all fit.
Dickman, 19 Raymond St. Tel. 356-21 ...... _. -_ -3... ._....._ ‘
“31 12", FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOM,
house. 25 St. John street. East Nor-
well'. Modern improvements, desira-
ble lor'l‘lon. inquire John A..Cnmp.
Telephone 1449, 310 st
rooting; leaders and gutters that is
guaranteed (or 15 years. Wise people
ire having me repair their Tisworit.
Plumbing and Heating because they
“V0 money
HENRY, A. HEGELEIN,
Treasury Department. ‘
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WANTED-T0 BUY ALL klNDs
cattle and poultry. Beet market prices
paid Extra prices {or fat calves.
05.00 for bob valves to mm. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151
029 ti
All persons owning bonds or notes'
liable to taxation should: write at
once to State Treasurer. llnrttord. Ct.
for lists.
A circular letter will be sent when
requested. explaining the proper way
tb pay this tax.
A law will be introduced in the
next General Assembly. and. will be
urged for passage, taxing estates at
the local rates for all the time own-
ed by decedenis on such chosen in
action as have not paid during the
life .of the owner This is in the “B"
ture of a penalty.
Savings. Bank. deposits are net lia—
ble to tax in the owner's. rte-rue;~
M'ss MAY 13'. HANLON—14 MON- Money in bank (not a *1?”
me St, Menicuring, shampoolng, hair Bank) can pay the (our mill tax as
dressing, scientific facial and scalp 51‘0"" “i ““5 ““0“” “me”
' Lists of property liable to a tail”
treatment. Switches from combine a are t0 he had out as at March “‘3
specialty. Work done at home or at in Waterbury; as of May let. m
residences. Tel, 615-5 31! 3t Middletown; as of June let. in New.
3 Haven: as of July ist, in Walling-
ford: as of September 1st, in Bridgo~
, TO LET—APARTMENT ON CHAN
e1 St. Inquire-64 flouth Main St.
129 t!
PROFESSIONAL. '
RiANo AND HARMORY lNSTRUO
TiON—Pupils taught at their resi-
dence. Fall term commencing Sep-
. , .teber 23rd. Miss Lelia A. Gregory.
Losr—m THE VICINITY 01" 3Norwalk.Conn., a. nun. all fit
Methodist Church, So." 'Norwaik, a,
platinum bar pin set with diamonds
and pearls. ' Finder please return to
Chief Pennington. Reward. all 831;
LOST
LOST—BETWEEN CLAY STREET
and The Knob, bag containing lady's
bathing suit. Please return to W. F.
Tammany. Reward. s15 3t
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LOST—EITHER AT SOUTH Nos
walk Station or Ciliiord Pharmacy,
lady a hand has. containing keys. also
chamdls bag with sapphire and dia-
'spent Saturday in New Haven and Sa-
3tunled to South Manchester, when-
s15 3t .
i
Mi .th. St. PM” 110643. or 373'
STATE or couusc'rlc‘ur.‘
Taxes on Investments
approve of bills, members bed a gen;
crai talk on present school _condi~
. tions.
The Hartley House in Talmadge
Hill was the scene of a birthday par-
. ty, Saturday evening, the event mark-
inb the close for the summer home:-
for the season. Dancing was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Cepinus of Stamford
entertained. with dances.
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Cari Yunkis of New Canaan. arrest
ed by Officer Kandetski for intoxi-
cation was fined 55 in the City Court
Mrs. Howard Raymond is spending
several days with relatives in Mil-
ford.
- Best Creamery Butter. :1 pound.
Best Flour a bag
Beet Flour, 9. barrel. .............................
IOO Stamps with i can Baking Powder at.
THE A. (A. P. TEA CO.
TELEPHONE 909
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this morning. by Judge Walsh. His
24 WashingtOn St,
HOnOr suspended execution of the
Jsegtence, on condition that Yuhkis go
back to New Canaan forthwith;-
Staniford Advocate
—‘
Miss Edith \Voehr of Melba Inu
vin Rock.
- Miss Grace Haupt is enjoying a
week‘s vacation with friends in New PBBBIESSIAE Pnln‘nlis
York. . 3
Valentine Woiie or Parke street (Continued from: nrst page)
spent the week-end with his parents
in the Bronx.
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-._~.-,.._. [First and Third districts to this effect.
George N, Yeaton and so“ Rem Thomas Richardson and William HA
peth spent Sunday at West iiaven, Snliiin -were elected delegates to the
visiting relative“. 'senatorial convention, and William H.
"M" "‘ ISnifilrt was chosen district chaiima' 1 in
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REAL CAR HERE
1915 MODEL
Call on us or Telephmie
Miss i'llzabelh Kra mum has re- 3
A East Norwaik.
I All the districts voted t'or the teller-3
'al and state nominees by means 015‘
Game “”30"" “'m ”“m‘ ‘” "‘9 markin he ri ar hallo cut out
studies in the New York Law sit-.hnol g t p m y u 5
she is teaching.
next month by the Hartford headquarters. ’i‘hcse i‘
" ' -_- bullets are to be reiurded, properly
A committee of taxing men are _marked to J. W. Alsop, at Haltturd,
planning for a midwinter c'iirnh al in 3where they Will be counted
‘2“ TDW" 8 all Every ballot turned in by the Third
6 Mn, grime, Webb “1'“, district Progressives was croi.ei to
at their 'vote for the following:
United States ,f‘enatormlierbe-rt
Knox Smith. of Pennington.
ltcpreswtutive in Conguis-
l" Shepari Oi iicihei.
l Natietml (‘mamittee-uun~».l'..~.3p!. \'\.
Mr. and Airs. [AWIB .:lliil of New Alsop of Avon
York are visiting relaliu-s in than,
for several days. l
W--. ._.- (lieu an.
Miss l‘dnn V13, nNnmo t-I’ Ell!!! Aux.) Lieutenant-Governon—Frank
was the an“! 0' “2'81““ "1 50““ terworth, of New Holman
Mr. an
been entertaining friends
home on Forest street.
J )3 rank McLaughlin cl Park St. ..3,
spent Monthly in New Y-,:)rk on llii
portant business.
in: ”1,3;
0
(lot Hi'llul‘—--‘Wlll8.l‘d (i. Fisher, 3 i' 5.11;:-
;~‘., i.ut~
v i A , . -
N'rm‘m' h‘l‘d'w' 3 3 l State Secretary Waiter la. i.:3.m,nl
Mrs Willis .8. Cummings has betw: Hartford.
confined miter home on “his! avenue Stats 'i‘reasurere—ilorace ti. Head
{or several days with illness. icy, of Waterbury. '
M .....- -_ I Slate Comptroller—oaohn Taylor. oi:
Miss t‘llru. Cummings of W. 13 id): 33
spent the we'bk- cud wiihlier Inulllulf. r 89‘” 3
on Eml uvume. Att:ir;tey-Gclierai«John ll. inghtwr
South Nora—elk. _
Second District Primaries.
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Miss Kiln Krup'iwm if the
phOno Lav-human HIM-.13; Sunday
l 3 it. St. unfortl. 3,
"“33 1“ “1:3 .._ -. W was held in the. Nurwalk- QUMU‘W’
Tn. 03.1 Y M. t‘. A ll‘lltling on not) Hall, on North hininstleet. Theta-
NUT!” “ "'1 “ml“ ‘5 "”“3 '“t‘md‘k‘d as illthnludwun was F'lctltld r iuiruui
for-3 J33} xuotion- -picturo house and H Watson acted as sectetary ,
WW ii. Molding and w. P Beers received
the nomination for reprMcsentative The
ti?ll‘-_
with;
'9‘-
The mndllion of James A. W urruli.
who i3. ill ill his home on Park St,
rtMfl1fl\llll4“lt the some 3
..-
in}. and Mrs. “lillium Putin?“ of
South Mllh1'1street are“ entertaining
relatives tr ‘3“; Jersey.“ City.
initialisation wertz; A. .\j. 'l'herittult
and “L ll. Matthews. The chairman'
was authplized to fill the vaean ies c 3
those named “1:6 round it impossible
“in” “A E” ““W" “m“ to atté’nd to the Million offered (rile
(‘10de we!“ fibmol.3 3?. .1525: K}; 0:12,“ federa‘lwa'li‘d elhtc ballot was marked“ .59
rad page? to A” u“ l 5 ‘ that the follow-1g will be voted for: ~g
*- ,__..' "J United States
W53 Mary “(4%“ 0' “ “”0“" ”m" Knox Smith, of i'arining’ton.
”m we“ "r MT “a M" “’3‘. n Representatiu in Congress—George
Brennan. on Forest stricl. Sum . F. Shepard of 1303333333 3
Mists mum llnylrttmu htis rotill‘m'd National Committcemnn—Joseph‘w.
1.. her duties as assistant W3 COW“ Alsop. of 'Avon
0" Am" a we“ mm “mm“ in 1‘ M‘ Cavemen—Willard C. Fisher of Mid-
walk ........ ., dietown. 3
Miss Katherine Mark of Richmond Lieutenant- GovernoerrnukS
Iliii road has returned from a two terivortil. of New Haven
wécks‘ vacation, Visiting relatives in State Secwtary— Edward M 3
Jew” CM" ’ ____ relic, of Hartford. , l
Mr. and Mrs Aloxtndt‘r Mchcn ‘State Treasurer—Henry P. Snge,o 3
drick‘ and family of Church street are New Haven. 3
59%le "‘0 week “i ,‘f‘m' com“ at State Comptroller—John Taylor, oi
h‘alrfieid "Bench. Bridgeport 3
Mr. and Mrs in; it. Woundy 0t Attorney-General—John H. Light, of3
East awn.» have. two entertaining South Norwalk. .3
telnlm’fi "0m New Jersey for the 94-“ Considerable enthusiasm exists
”9°“ among the local Progressives, and the
leaders prunise an interesting came
pain. A prominent Progressive said
ing‘ that two years ago the
11 rats-
poses.
told
'en
A
$3.:
l
3t
l-iut i3
lies
of
Stephen Sheridan of Parke street
Muzbean working for the Adams Ex-
press- 00., taking the place of Chas. last eye“
05‘1”“ Wed' ‘ local Progressives succeeded i
._..____.--_. ' i over- $600, for campaign pur
uommm “Ext-5:: xongdocal businessmen, who
'3 them to come back for more wh
needed.
m and Mrs 30;“, u. Behru and‘ A FIRST DiSTRlCT PRIMARY-
fumlly "10‘0"“ “““d‘w '0 NW _ The Progressive caucus of the First
Hampsm“ Tho" E’Tn' 6mm"! ls 1" District was held in Room 7, 'Coiebnrn
wunnms can?” A building laist night with Nicholas Mar-
Mr. and Mrs.
turned to their city home after
ing: the summer in ii. l..i Raymond'
house on Seminary street
Mr and Airs. Frank Brs‘nt‘ and tin. town committeeman, presidlnl.
family and SWAN-may“ “Wm“ 5mm“ The endorsement of the candidat s
lat the human! Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiam -recelved the same treatment as was
I .Bmlh ““ld‘v‘" mm” given by the other districts The vote
Miss HELEN M.~'l'AYi.OR—-GRAD
note or Laureitou Hail-'flreacher' of
piano and harmony. 'Beginners a
specialty. Address or call, 60 North
Main street. all fit
mend ring, solitaire diamond ring.
heart-shaped pin with diamonds and
pearls. Liberal reward. Return. Miss!
Anna" Pierson, Hotel San Remo. New "
York City. s14 3t
other towns in the State.
This tax may be paid in the State
Treasurer, At Any Time and exempts
tor One or more years mm- and
after the date of payment to the
d‘reasurer, but Must Be Paid theiore
dhe date when the ideal tax list“ is
us. ,
Enquire of your banker or write
to the Treasurer nt- Hartford;-
Edward S. Roberts, 'l‘reaSurer.
Dorian House
(GWW Boulevard)
3"-
lEEAL HBTIGE
District of slowing, er Probatla.
Court. September 1,6, A 11.1914
.-uoaw L « --~- ——-—-~———~2
EAST A K some of Jehn H. Crockett,” late or FAST FREIGHT LlNE To NEW
'f Shore Dinners and. All Kinds N0N3'331k 333313383“! D151“°*-.“”°°“5,‘!’3 l- vosk AND TO ALL Pom-rs, m
._3 ' ‘ 3 , . 0r ere hat the Executor erh bit ... _ 2
;7 '01. Sea FOOd_COOk€d his Administration account to this[- THE SOUTH AND WEST '
, . - - Through car service to an important
:- . ' Court for adjustment, at th Probatel
3.. 3 3 3 . to 0rd”. , 9 interior points. making connections
3 ' office in Norwslk. 6n the 25th day 0! with daily throng-it ears to the follow—
3,3. 33.33 John E Oisulflvan September..191-i, at 2 o’cian after lug DOW-3’ Cincinnati, Chicago, Den~
' neon; and that all persons interested ver, Indianapolis, Kansas CW 1101119-
Prop in said Estate may be notified there. ' “9 Lime Rock» Oklahoma City. St .
. ” a: the Executor iii an order a“ 5“" 1““ 0“" F "A“
.33 TELEPHONE cALL 720 , . w cause e nt loaves Pier 2? East River, New
I 3:1: to the published in a newspaper llfiv- York (loot of Catherine St}. every
.ing a circulation in Said; District, at
“set nv3e days set... said 26th day 0
September. 1914 ‘
HENRY W3.- GREGORY,
tday except Sunday, aid pain; FreiEht
received _at Norvvalk up to 6 .p. an and
at South Nor-walk,” to. 6: 30, n. in.
.THE NORWALK BTEAMHOAT LiNE
Aching J. Smith, Lee‘etie.
flALflC MAN IN CANAIL"?
, hkmlofl Sept. 16. -—-_Tl_le body or B.-
SprowsOn, died 38 a tetra] factory em-
piioyey was; vfound in a canal here to-
day, after an all night search by his
{1
‘t
we
pert; and as or October 1st. in all
i
Thirteen members of the B. B. which was taken under the direct
Sewing. Club were enterilinod by the primary system was light. there being
“We” Ethel 3"“ Agnes TWA“ 8‘ it very small outline. in attendances
:their home on Weed street. inst eve-1 4;. 3
““35 ,., . ' - _ l Leroy Ellwood has the contract to
Mr. and Mrs Guy Orr and son are make alteratioiimhi the house of Hon-3
now residing. at ”lei? “Om? 0.“ Ml old 556%... 259 Main street. the cost to
«avenue.» hams returned from a "'0'" be about ii. salt The interior of the
°" m" "0““ New Yam Sum" rill-st floor will be remodelled and a enn-
story addition built. A permit was lit-:3
cured today (rein Building nispeAn
r.—
‘ The Entered Apprentice degree 'will
be worked on a. candidate in Harm:
on}; Lodge. .of A M., this evening-.1
Refreshments will be served; ' 3
Mr.2 and Airs. Maurice ‘Devenport
will leave S‘amrday ter- Plymouth. '
Mass. 'Whére they will Spend Several. . 3 _
day's. returning with their daughter,
who has been the guest ot' relatives 1311' '
New Hampshire.
. .,,
Senator H. H. Speeder will give :4
temperance lecture before 'the Ba’nd o’f “ ‘
Hope Meetiht to be held in Rayw ,
mond'a nail next Sunday evening '
This 3meetlng the anode! temilerl",
anchetalty common n‘o- license voters
cairn “HM
friends He had been missing ince Sat “ 3 ”as“ 300'!) Pg F90“. 906”“ AM
-.: urday. When his hat was seen in the ; ‘4~ ~~ -——— - . ‘-
" water the canal tins drains and a . .;
“we“, or‘liWfioflom began 3 5313238302 Wiieon. or, Bridgeport. was mean. Osborn south ’8‘
mes _ hi this flty last eyes. walk Trait Comp y.
sax Sprwson was despondent over 'is 3'3.
3 brie: vacation.
He' 5 ill-Wth. ,
v
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last at Which 3 e r89 '
_ fir
The primaries oi the Second am... t, A '-
d‘nicgnte’s chosen to attend the. sonatdr- “ ’
Senator—Herbert 3 _
from Keyser island he- tore,
. ed into an' ice team; At this point the
lshortly alter the core
Van Zandt Street. Distributors .For Fairiield W
“...—.-..” 12.- A 3 3
GERMANS LIKE SITUATION IN WESTERN THEA-
TER OF WAR.
(Continued from First Poge.)
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Fillies from Sydney, dated Tuesday, says that Rear Ada
mirai St. 'George l’atey, commander of the Australian
fleet, reports that the German losses at Herbertsh'obe,33
in the Bismarck Archepelago. were tweuh to thirty killed 3
and that SCVEllit cu (.crman officers and new ecoulmissiOned . .
officers made I)tl.sullel‘s.
“(.Ouitlcrinz the dense bush,
marked ranges," says the report,
slight.” ” 3
File Austrian fittt icfi Sylnoy immediately follow
lug the, outbreak of the war, according to the dispahli, 3
and co operated with the Chinese squadron. It searched 33"
for the cncmys cruisers, put out of action the 3 mm)"
wireless stations in the Pacific, coured the New Zeal'iud
expeditionary iorceio Santos, and the Austruii' :u rxluj i'—,..
lion to’llerh'ertshohc and patrolled the trade route. The?
cruisEnML-lhournc, itd'iS slated,” covered hirer 3,1130?
miles, mostly in the tropics. '- '
~w.
and the. -
were
the trenches
“our casualties
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L0N1)3.(),Scpt 16 113,22 a..am~.—-The Petrograil cor—
respondent of the thllange Telegraph Company! Quotes...
the military critic llichaiowski as saying that Russia's ‘
victor), (lurhlg the past week, over three- Austrian arm-
ies On‘th'é line from the Vidula to the Carpathians
‘11‘8\CS thc‘ road to Budapest along the northern base ofW
ihc' Canpatilians completely open. The first period of thy;
war on the w ester‘n frontier. he adds, thus cnds. .
. ’2‘ a < 1 ,
er’tfiIROV Sept. 16,3,5 :01 Air-0" .—Rcutét"s
' “cormpohdzgnt saysr‘The lreiicf stmwt‘lhzyws like 3*“
'3 to have an important bearingixgp' theyiatc of the Germs,
army. ..Thc Germans were investing i'ort :i‘royon ting
the neighboring forts lit-tween "loul and Verdun, wit
the oiyicct of opening a wa) of retreat. on their
"Tiic failure (if this plan means that the
masters of the \allcy from 'loui to ’Vél‘dliri'
‘ s
kit;
._3. ... ”:3 ».
the Duke of Wiiurttcmhurg will be ii
Mouse and will have to move farther
to pass b) the .“tclmy (131)."
' cast cf Paris, to a railroad train carrying wounded men. 3
-'ille Mitcricau amhasntlor, M. .H‘érricl, received a
telephone mealsage asking that automobiles he sent in
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CONTRACTOR 4.. F. M'MAHON'S : rue t'rmG—DUNAWAY.
HORSE RUNS AWAY.
A horse owned by. John F. McMcl ion.
at West avenue, attached to a light
”buggy, ran away this noon.
1 \-.\‘Cl7 RY Sr1)t.lfi-~hlisa 160
inmnwm, Clan-sitter of Mré. Iii-.7
inumwny. of 292- Main street, 8nd
5’41?th Attorney '1 hum is A Heating. 0! the
madly l.:_r. firm of lace & Renting. word?
through the streets as far as the Math- m ““4 '1 5‘ 3‘"- PW-n ”€th lie
ewe estAte, on West avenue. n distdnco :31“, 3:31;: :31: 33:5,; 019313 by
of over two miles. hir. McMahon'was 91;; momma ... m“ names. or 3
not hit téé “instill lit the tilde Luckily lulmcdi- ..ic: families. Auyustus Lyn ,
the horse tildrnotsrun anything down ,
and Dr. .l-Ial‘ry ilcficran ‘ we
in his wilduilizbt. until he reached3wi'4l“”£' 3
West avenue, where the wagon crzash- ‘Ne‘fi‘tg; 33h; grimmegén
ding trip- of top day’ s durati
will visit New York city and
cm, or. .l.'
iicth the bride arid bridegroo ,
am up; the heist known an! 'rno‘st
uiar mung pcoplc in the cit
nunnway was it member or the
Li' 1603 of the local 'hlgh school
i-llri marinated from Brown
cello”: in Soul thomlk soil}
years she had been a ntenogifap
the u ‘. ‘
Mr Bloating; was
"the Dsnbury High so 061 in the
of ”63'- and fircm me Low
in the class 0.: 1903. 5:1an
graduatiiu from Yale he be
junior "mother of- Ives 6}:
Atto:':,'1t=_\ Ma: lug is the city
a‘liu'n course] and is maintain!
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horse released itself from the wagon,
and, turning in at the gate of the: Math
sang... stopped. The notes '
tigers no ill consequences, wand tile
wagon's t mdamms can ei‘sili' his rp
paired. orse‘s mad’ 3galiop at
tracted con .derahie attention. '
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SUOHY~CALLAHAN
.....
hen were united in marriage at .lt.
Mary' 9 CW: this: winning, the hop-n,
tiai mass being celebrated by RevS'l‘ . .
IFl‘iin: lit 8 onlocli William Calla;
huh, .hnother or the bride was best
he... :‘antd Florence Mchthwms the 3
bride's attendant. ' Anthony Capty; 7:
the church organist..was at the organ » '
and, he accompanied lilies Lena ldil~
ierd who rendered: two vocai.solos,
..3l3‘O Bromide Me" and “Ave. Maria?
.The. counts. tell. for a honeymoon. :trip
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