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WEDNESDAY: FEB. 24, 1915'
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING summer;
Wants!
Classified
For Sale,
Professional ‘ Cards,
Miscellaneous
“Ads.”———To Let,
Business and
and
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this p ag e, Twe aty
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
-Five WordsorLess, 25c
TO LET. l
FOR SALE.
WANTED. ‘
WANTED—ti OR 7 ROOM litit'SD TO LET—EIGHT R0051 liltit‘li
with ‘1, 3 or 4 acres land, near trolley. house, with improvements. \‘ery rea-
l“ “1‘ “if“ "ll." of Norwalk. John A. sonable. 13 Cottage avenue. inquire
Halos. ill-Chestnut St, So. Norwalk. 1 at Kceler‘s Shoe Store. 124 3t
121 3t
TO LET—MARCH 1, 9 ROUM‘
WANTED—lob BALES 0? LONG house, in Reed :trpet. improlvfment:
r113 suaw. lnuuire liaimond Bros. 1‘9“”) ”“13" ‘3”0 "10m ‘ 3’ ‘d ‘
W4 1t. vance. lteit‘rcnces, Bertha J, Llls,
- ltroad River or .l. B. Lawrence 8: Co.
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WANTED — MAculxnsr roR "4 "‘
T0 LET—FOUR ROOMS \Vl'f‘l‘l
general repair work on all kinds of
sewing machines. Apply .1. J. Scott. ‘ . 1
7 \lonroe street 1-1,; 3t 1 all Improvements. $12.00. 3h Van Zaut
_, street. inquire of B. \\'0lk. f24 6t
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WANTED—~GlltL FOR (flat—Juli. TO LET-—-8 ROOM HOUSE WITH
housework in small family, Must be
' d _ A l ' 7 ‘ all improvements and garage. I11 best
good (”01‘ and laun NSS‘ pp 5‘7"]! residential section 01‘ East Norwalk,
ilelden avenue. LO t 21 Billie Ave. inquire W. ii. Baker, 19‘
1:1‘ ,~ ‘1 1.9 o
WANTED—POSITION BY “UV-l Ld.1e Ave. ’11). (110 .. Li 3t
garian woman as servant in private
family. Can speak English and is ev- TO LET—I “111 ROO‘IS “RSI
erienced. 13 1.121111 :ton Ave. t22 3!
p S lquire No. 1 Burbank St
WANTED—A RENT OFo ' ROOViS
for two adults )iodelate rent. S F.
P.. care Sentinel. 1'22 8t
T0 LET—HALF 0F
house. ('1 rooms and one in attic.
Einuiroiements. Ward street near
Main. ii. V. Carr, 224 Main St. 3'23 3t
SITUATION WANTED — EXPER-
ienced retail clerk, Office man, corres~
pondent, desires position in store, ot-l
modern improvement and convenience,
ties on manufactory. (‘an promote t 1 l f t‘. C
sales: or reduce costs. Good record. 1 111 ”5‘1 “31‘9"“? 'iiari 0 :1.” en-;
Local references. Box 45, Sentinel 1m” "‘1“ r” 15’ a} or ‘ “'1 “ea"
\\ est St. fit} (it,
1’17 9t1
' l To LET—FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two men. Private
it‘amilr. (‘entrally located.
lights. telephone, bath.
ate. it. J. Smith, 33 Spring St..
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City.
lWoodward Ave. Rent $15 inquire of
1Tlie South \orwalk Trust C0110 tt’i
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l To LET—LARGE STORE. it \\’A-1
”13' .3 ter street. inquire Edward Farrcil,
columnar. llaviland street. 1'11 lilt,
TO LET—5 ROOM APART‘UEVT,
Should your eyes have becn giving
N. Y. address—727 5th Ave, 9 to .
d p. m. dolly. St‘
' Taylor Ave.
inquire of 'Mrs. R. Tarlov, 102
Tel 1166-5.
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the ltoton Poultry Farm, ROWEHOH
where they have $00 lavlng hens, and 1
know they are fresh.
é‘ l 1876 m 1883 G doz. 01' more at 350.. Also hatching
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“WVW“'"”“""‘”“°"”W" MADAM ESTELLA — 19 1111211 l
sale or sell your houses, lots. forms. Have
1 buyers. Bring list, Wilson’s Real Es-
Biand’s ”‘0" Pills.......10c; 2 f0” 11liitate, Insurance 8: Auctioneer Agency.
White Pine Cough Syrup.25c; 2 for 26¢. 92 Wall street. 11’17 Gt
Examiner W.
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“.8 Paton! 0mm do at 2‘
a. m. to 10 p. in. Business and Health
a specialty. 1'23 3t
ON THE WAR PATH—TO RENT
DOUBLE L
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T0 LET—HOUSE WITH ]3\'ER\"
Electric ,
Rates moder- .
l m LET—HOUSE. 7 noous. 79‘,
1130 it.
MISCELLANEOUS. l for “1'0 Mars-
FOR SALE—2 FORD (‘ \ltS. NP.“
1915 Ford model ’1‘, used 11113 10:11
model ’i". inquire owner,
.‘liaiu street.
FOR SALE—2
sets, mahogany
mattresses, brass
cut glass, bric-a-bl‘ac.
must be sold. Cheap prices.
gins tomorrow, 10 o'clock, ends
urday 110011. 54 Putnam Ave.
l)l.\"l NG
dressers.
jardineres,
ROOM
springs,
S:-\t
1:4 3t
FOR SALE—1914 DETROITER. \S'
good as new. \till sell at sacrifice
.handsome roadster. J. \\. Meloche,
T37 Railroad avenue.
FOR SALE—FARM ABOUT 4
acres at good land, good house and
barn, tine place to raise a lot 01
chickens and turkeys, and fruit. Near
Norwalk only $2,150 Part cash, also
3.14 South Norwalk.
£20 6t
HORSES, CARRIAGES.
.\’i‘ l'.\l..\ll‘)lt's s'ronaur:
\\‘.\Iil‘2ll()l'Sl‘2 S’l‘lliidvifi.
(‘lunu-c, l-‘nrnn‘rs, 'i‘t-uubtt-rs, Liv-
, cry Men and [Milt-rs.
litiltSivlS, Mtl’l‘tilt 'l‘ltl‘t‘lis and
\'.\NS, itl‘ll’l..\(‘l‘1 lltiltSltS
fit) in first class unidiilon weigh-
ing: 900-1600 pounds, among them
several matched pairs, also some
pun-111cm Mbl‘t‘ horses; 15 days trial
allow-11. “1" Ship till horses free
with collar and blankets.
1511.115: WEST ‘ltttli. 5'12, Elli-10th.
AVE.
.1 minutes from Pctmsyivunin,
Grand Central. “est Show Stn-
lions. Vl“\\' YORK (‘l'l‘\'.
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:i-Zast Washing ton street East Nor-l
you trouble or your glasses need , ‘
adjusting, feel at liberty to cm“ lwnlk. lartial improvements, rent
suit M1200. inquire 64 South Main street, .. ‘
WILLIAM .1. 111001111 11‘” “1991”“ “0- 539 “'
OPTICIAN ‘ ‘ ‘
Room 0, Koclcr Building, ~ TO LET-ATTRACTIVE STOItlL,
No.15!) Washington St. ‘20);60. Rent $20.00. 87 North Main
Opposite llopt‘ 5 Theatre. St. inquire on premises. iii ti
Monday, Wednesday and Friday ‘
“en“‘gs‘ “‘30 "’ 9‘ To LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 sctuxu'
1is guaranteed to hatch every itatchablc
c111; aud remain in perfect working order
lhty are so simple that
a beginner can operitc the: 11 without
ex cry desirable tlc1icc that can possibly
add to incubator cllicitncy, and arc in)
nonnccd b experts to be the wor d' s
best [mic er.
Conic in and let us show
thcy work. Ask for a cepy of our book-
let cn‘led“1\lakiug Monty the Buckeye
Vlay" and “51 Chicks from .51) Egg. "
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V rauy previous experience and he assured
% SEND YOUR ORDER"FOR T“ 0 , of a chick from “Henry l1 lltll’lll.t rug.
WAV{ or more dozen strictly fresh eggs to‘ llncktyc incubators are cut lllptd 11 1111
you how
Lbeth St. Medium and Fortune Teller. 1[(ll-I‘AS E DOW
lPast, present and future. Hours 10i
Albert ll. Morgan,
Successor
[Hill lllllllllS
TheNorwalk Drug CO.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr, W
s No. Main St 80.111111111111111 cursors 01111110111
ADAM AND EVE'S TELEPHONE. The doctor of the future will give n01
medicine. but will interest his patientsl
in the care of the human frame, the‘
Last Learns Its Number. spine, and in cause and prevention of
Union N. Bethell, President of the 1 disease. Be wise. try Chiropractic.
Manager of New York Company at
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk. the subscriber hereby ot-
ters for sale all such right, title and
interest as Lawrence K. Paul of Nor-
walk in said District, a minor, has ‘or
ought to have in and to the following
New York Telephone Company, was i STAMFORD SO. XORWALK
chatting with a group of persons s,i 9 ‘0 5 7 t0 8 1) 11L 1
among whom was John L swayze the E BARTHOL D C i
comnam 's attornev, during the lunch .
Painless Chiropractor, , 1
time recess of the Up-State Public Ser- ‘
’tit‘e tommission Friday. Mr. Bethelli 83 Meadow Street, South Nor-walk. '
'was being mildly chatted for the poori
memory he had exhibited on the stand;
during the commission's investigation],
- into the company’s resources. He took,
the joking good naturedly and said:
“Why, 1 can't even remember a tel-
ephone number."
"Then it‘s hardly probable that .vmh
know what Adam and Eve's telephonel
number was." said Mr. Sw‘ayze. l
Mr. llclht‘ll acknowledged that he, _ .......
“f: '“““"‘“‘f’" W“ 1101111. . MASTER rurmucns cos'vn‘n-‘n.
-ll Apple, said Mr. Sun} :6. “1.15 MUINICQ. m" I-‘eh. 31.-...Thh-gy.
Mix rum-tor plumbers who have been
on trial here nlnrc Feb. l0 on client“
'11! Hoisting the fihtrnian anti‘l‘ruu
var-11...“ has- been mnctndmt between law. were confirm! by a Jury in tho:
the l’nlted Rum and lmum Honduh grader-oi Norm! court” today and“:
on (111 two cent postul- between the glohn t". Pollock will no» :09th
two countries after ”arch 1. mil. 1km. ,.
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.‘said Second Taxing District; as desig-
EIWO and firetenths
described real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel 0!
land with the buildings thereon, sit-
uated in the Second Taxing District of
the City of Norwalk in said town of
Norwalk, and known as Lot 42 on the
Grove street in:
nated on a “Map of Building Lots on
iMoss Hill" on file in the cities of tho
i’l‘own Clerk of said Town of Norwalk.
, to which reference is hereby had; said 1
,iot being titty (5(1) feet from and fear.
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the Westerly side. and
Northeriy on said (trove Street: East-
bounded ,
erly by Lots 43 and 17-5; Snlttherly by ,
Lou IN and 111;; and Westerly by Lot
it u designated on acid may.
m particular! and 1m cents to
1. sum Willis.
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FIERCEST ENGAGEMENTS OF THE CAMPAIGN
ARE TAKING PLACE IN EAST.
Continued l’ltiill First Page.)
nicutiou i>>llc1l here last night. 'l‘hc rcport is hast-.1 upon
information reCcivcd from "
to this corps,
various individuals,
who managcd to cscapc."
belong; ing‘
The Russians claim that nltmuch tlitsc troops were
surroundcd hr at lit‘i‘lilliil arm; in tbc territorv between
Holdup and 51.11: alki. the}: inflictwl
l1ca1'y l11$>c> upon
lllbl!‘ antagonists. 'l'llt'y I‘t'ptllwl (attacl~.s 1111 four fronts
“until thcir string-1h was coniplctclv t-rxhnmtctl." The
communicntitm follows: “'lhc ct1111111uni1‘;.;tj(m (,1' 17C},
21. which (lcsctibttl the Unusually difficult position (if
corps (luring thc rctrcat in East l'rus-
5111 up lltllt‘ll to portions of th
ed by l.itut.~1~n. ltulgnluilf.
\iaiou aul thrcc I'LSCI‘YC rcg'iuicuts.
New this corps and the Truth
parts of our army
1' Ill". t‘illlt'!ll Lili‘ps command.
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c11111pri>i11er the Twelfth
t‘tuuiuuuicatit111
Army was broken on
itself surrounded in thc
country bctwccu (Joldap and Suw-alld l1_\ :1 ticruum armv
which constantly .
Feb, 13. and the corps found
increased in numbers.
“This corps fought heroically until l-‘cl1.22 against an
enemy which outnumbered it several times. lluriug these
days troops iiiarchctl about thirtytw'o miles. continuing
to forcc :1 passage for thciusclvcs toward the southeast-
crn part of the forest of Augustowo.
“According to accounts gin-11 by prisoners our corps
inflicted heavy lOFSt‘S upon thc Germans who attcmptcd
to bar the way. particularly in the lakc region and the
forest near (ihita.
“Reports just given by various individuals belongingr
to the corps who 111auag‘cd to escape show the corps was
ready to fight until its strength was completely exhaust
ed. gallautly repelling attacks on four fronts, retaining
its artillery ain't taking;r with it many (icrnmn prisoners.
“chcrc lighting colitinucs on the right bank of the
Bohr and Narcw rivers. Ccrman detachments which
look the offensive near Ossowctx on Feb. 21 were forc—
(‘11 back by the fire of our artillery. lighting has been
in progress north of Lomzaon the roads to liadzilmvo,
.‘trtchoutchiua and Kolno.
forces wc hold .lcdwahnq,
.“.\ tierman attack alongtlic Szczuczyn-lx’olno
was supported «luring thc right of Feb. 22 by armored
automobiles and was uuusuallf' iutcnsc.
"'l‘hc
district.
In spitc of attacks by strong
ticriuau oll'cusin‘ coutinucd in the l‘rzasuysz
'l‘brcc attacks upon l‘rzasuysz wcrc rcpulscd. our
automobiles .‘this respect.
'l‘hcir lire (lcciuiatcd lhc (lcrutaus at a distance of
011 thc road l‘lonsRo.
hands several titncs.
"South of the lltif‘rhclv f‘lriu (111 thc left bank of the
Vistuln. \vc cx plodcd mints 11111111 a human t1cuc,h
cupyiug thc dugouts iu the (1f the Ccrmnu
trenchcs. '\\'c capturcd three mat‘hiuc guns. trcucli mor-
tars and «bombs and also took :1 number of prisoners.
The losses to thc tieruiaus causcd by the mine explosions
numbered 11w liundrcd.
“In thc (.‘arpathians the Austrians bouibardcd :1 1‘11tl<
vcut south of )lt‘zolaborcz with ia‘iuch mortars. \\'c
repulsed pcrsistcut .\ustri;1‘.att:u'ks in the region of Mi—
lmv. Sumluiltn and and iuflictcl cummous
losses upon the enemy in iii-1‘ rcgiou of hi) to K—oziotii‘lui.
"Austrian troops have takcu llit' plans of thc
mans south of liolinn. Ubstiuatc lighting has
Stanislau against great forcc~ of thc cut-1111'.
"llctwccu Jan. 21 and l“cb. 2:.1 our army in thc ("ar-
pathians capturcd (191 officers, 47.1340 men. 17 cannon and
HS uuti'ailcuscs."
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sonic villagcs
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VIENNA. by wireless t1 llcrliu and London, Feb.
24. 9:35 a. 111.—~'l‘l1c government has taken ovcr all stocks
of rye. barley, maize and flour products. The distribu—
tion of bread will be 11111l1.‘t‘l:1‘1<cn in various districts.
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lllZRI..l.\'. by wirclcss to .l.ondou, Feb. 24, 9:35 a.
1n.——chorts are hcard in .1flucutial circles here that
further obstacles have aris'cu to prevent the invasion of
Russia. The feeding- of the population in the part of
East Prussia which had hon occupied by the Russians is
proceeding with difficulty.
BERLIN, by wireless to London, Feb. 24, 9:35 a.
tu.—('lfticial announcement was made last uizqht that the
British transport No. 192 was sunk by a German subma~
rinc off Bcacliy Ilcatl at .1115 o'clock yesterday after-
noon.
\ dispatch from \cw ilatcu England stated that 18
members of the crew of tin Lardifi steamer llranltsomc
Chine. a government collicr. had landed there and
torpedo in the English Che nuel twenty miles southeast
of Reachcy Head. about two o clock yesterday afternoon.
This probably is the vessel to \\‘llit.‘ll' the lcrlin an-
nouncement rcfcrs.
NEW“ YORK. Fol). 24.-—Clearancc of freight steam-
ships from this port, according to customs officials, show
no decrease of steamship freight business because of the
activities of the German sttluuarines in the war zone.
.\t hcr pin in llruokivu the stcaumhip Mogiloff is
loading1 a cargo of (15,000 rot-ls of barbed wire. 1m auto-
mobile trucks. too cash rcni~tcrs and a quantity of
fauts' goods for a
loading 1.01.1111 freight car wheels and 8111‘s,» links 11.’ mt-
trim.
for the hos; itals :11
in-
Shc also will carry 5111 cost-11 of bed (.ros.» supplies
“area...
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l‘.\l‘1tl§. l-V-h. .14. n1.-.\l bust fifty tluvusaml
men were lost by the “cramps in thvtr attack on the
Russian motions at thc lion £1.11 H51: ‘1‘ and 1.11 tlw region.»
of ”Wilma“ mi (girtnlmm‘n. according to Midterm
Khartoumtlscjmmals(1113...,Wnt. who «intranet!
11111: .‘1
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road
an-
nounced the sinkinU of their \‘(sscl either by a thine or a
Russian port. 'l‘lic City of ch'cnctlc is'
A&P
A 8111 SPECIALS
l llcst Flour, 3 bag ..... .. . ....................... 81,05
licst L‘rcamcry lluttcr, a pound ................... 35¢
Alaiuc l’utatocs, a peck ........................... 18¢
Maine l’oiniocs. a brsi cl .......................... 35¢
TH E GREAT A. 81 P. T 111. C0,.
124 WASHINGTON ST. V‘ ‘
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l ELECTED TO ARCHBISHOPRIC.
; s'r. Joiixs, N. R, m... 23.—-Mon- Snglal Sale
jsiguor Edward Patrick ltoche, rector
of the Roman (‘atholic Cathedral hem
and administrator of the Newfound~,
land diocese since the death of Arch-‘
‘bishop llowley, last October, was noti-l
,fled today oi his election to the arch-1
lbishopric by Pope I'Senedict.
Mgr. Roche is iortv years of age.‘
He will he consecrated in the summer The Roller 5 10 & 25‘: Store
probablv by Archbishop Stagni, papal
‘delegate to Canada and Newfoundland.
l \1o,ti1-1i‘il \ :1‘1l11 in
(IR INN >4 RIMS
10c yard
“”1111 up to 251- yard.
2.51:1: Ni. 31111.1 3L,
Stil'ili Nun“ \l.iL, Conn.
patch rcccivcd here from Vienna quotes the war corres—
poudcut of thc Vienna l“rc11dc11—lllatt as saying the iight- V.
i111.1 in the Carpathians has rt solved itself into a series of
most hittcr and stubborn contested engagements. The
Russians are showing (lcsperalc courage. It is quictcr in
the llukla l’ass where both sides have entrenched them—
\u imponant cu,0 gagemcnt is 1:11.;i111 to the south-
_ward of Stanislnu in (i alicia where the Russians for the
third time have opposed the adv aucc of t‘ 1e \ustrian fight
\flault. 1 -
selves.
llf‘iRl. lf\'. Feb. 24, via London. 11:25 a. 111 ——Em'
pcror \\ illiain has addressed the following;r lClCQ!£.lTl to
(icn. one of the German couuuandeis in the.
ficltl :
“lu forecd marches lasting ovcr nicu days, on snow-
drifted and icy roads, your brave troops. shoulder to
shoulder with their advancing comrades in the north, ,
have succeeded in continuous battles in breakingr the ob-
stinate resistance of our opponct, driving. him from
German soil, and surrounding and (lcfcatinq him clfcctive-
ly. lhus with Your Excellcncv's ‘ time— tried leadership at ‘1
victm) has been achieved which is more gloxious than
1 anything we could have tlcsirctl. 5.,
“ "I express to Your Excellency and the troops under ‘1
you my imperial thanks and my fullest recognition for the ‘
splendid accompuishtuent. lcoufcr upon you the tlrdcr
Merits."
1:011 llculow,
1 ‘ Pour'lc
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Advertisemenis'in The
South Norwalk Sentinel
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the emotions. He considers the will situation mil
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ly fabovahlc to the Russians and says: “The Germans are
being gradually but iiuplacably worn down. \thther
they attack or uicrcly (lt‘ft‘l.(l themselves. their armies
melt away from day to (lay. Their fcvcrish acthity and
their frightful sacrifice of li\es Show they rcaliZc they
arc lighting against time.”
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llle‘LlN. l7cb. 24. by wireless tclcgraphy to London,
3:07 p. 111.—~'l'hc official report on the progress of the
war given out in llcrliu today, says the Russians have 1."
succcctlcd in crossing the liobr River in Northern Poland, 9
in two placcs. ‘
'J‘lic statement is as follows: q
"in thc western theater of war: ‘1"
“Near l‘erthcs, in Champagne, French infantry di-
visions yesterday made an attack on scrral places. Vio-
lcut hand to hand lighting took place, which everywhere
resulted in favor of the Germans. The eucniy suffered
heavy losses and was driven back to his positions. '
“in the Yosgcs (ieruiau attacks against Sulzeru and
Muchlbach cast of Stosswc'cr, made progress. In the
engagements (lurinfr the last few days we made five
hundred prisoners.
“l llllt‘l'\\‘l<t‘ nothing important occurred on the
western front,
"liastcrn theater:
“.\ ucw Russian advance from rotlno was easily re- 3
pulsed. Fouthcast of Augustowo lhc Russians crossed the '
llubr lx’ivcr iutwo places. Near Sztabin they have 31- if
rcarly bccn dr1vcu back. Ncar Krazuyborg the en-
‘L'liigcruwul cmullmcx .-. ‘
"Near l‘rzasnysz 1, 200 Russians were made piisoncrs
and two caution ‘wcrct taken.
“.v\ Russian night attack cast of Sitict'nicwcicc was
rcpulscd."
l’.'\l\’l.\‘. l"ch. 24, 2:45 p. 1n.———'l‘bc li‘rcnch \\'ar (lffice
this afternoon gave out a report on the progress of the
fighting. which reads as follows: ‘
“\\ ith the cvccption of a few successful actions on ‘-
thc part of oru troops near Aubcrhlc-sur‘Suippc, iiotli- :1
lug of importance has ()(‘Cllii‘L‘tl since the giving: out of
thc commuuication of last night. \\‘e have made further
progress to the north of l’crhcs.” l
lil‘lltllN. Feb. 24. \‘in l Ollthll, 11:30 a. 111.——.\ dis-
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