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lEBAl KDHBES inanutuctory. City of Norwnlk and vi- 55 NORTH MAIN ST. to join the attackingr squadi. 1, :tiictll.’ lira llplieyynvipi 5:13: illhil: ising prospect in the pitching “I:
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. 9‘11"."- Raymond Bros. “1'32 3% ~ 1 RUM‘L \'111 Paris. March 24. 12:50 :1. 1l1.~ll1c ltal~ 13:3,";le ““ 1 1:8th hpv: seengl‘negttlnl‘lzmyzar; fast
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.._DIVIDEND NOTICE. l TO LET ATTRACTIVE Sl‘{i lan gin-emnlout is said to have refused a request inadc i Everything new rm. men and boys baseball. Everything is in his favor."
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a\rflefi dkCounty Savings Bank. lroom new hair house, all improve- For Up-to-data Service Call by (rcrlu'my ill it fi lliissloll still to l lylllria In ptl at [{0g(‘s & Silmens. stoli op 11 Donovan would say no more, but It
1 orwa . Conn, March 18, 1910. 1 meme and conveniences. 5 minutes E. Fred H Glnung llllttcd to continue its Journey through that district 11110 from s 11. 111. to b p. in. . is believed ”m the young man u.
M a meeting of the Board OI‘Dmc‘ix, Station. beautiful interior, Mar- r ' ' Abvssinia. ltaly's refusal is reported to have been based , Charming 5”“ ”“9" ““ms at ready has a Yankee string on him or
1 . . Funo al Director and Embalmel . .
o" of the Fame” mm” savingslin Coast Co 123 \Vashin tori St \ ' l - l -l'~f l l i' “t t it - . ~ t ‘ IHOW‘m‘d 5- “1‘“? "we“ 5‘3"“ ““‘l the Yankee boss would not have said
Bank lteld this day, a dividend at the g . , .. g - , Office and Ruldenco upon tll lt it llat he 0 1111 o it mission \1 as o 111- [comm Prices m suit all. so mucll
rate of four per cent. per annum, was! m19 6‘ TOIOlihono 904. cite an attack by Allyssllllflils upon llrilisll forces in the l lcvcrvtllilliz is on the. move at ‘ .
declared to depositors, from the? To LET—9 ROOM HOUSE, 10 8‘ 3°- ”“3".“ N°""""' Sudan- 'lRead's while the alle'a‘lm‘s “’9 g“ WHITE AND ROBlDEAU-
earnings 0f the Six months endinglReed street. Improvements. Yearly Iirytllrea is an Italian protectorate ill East Africa ‘ing on. Fine chance to secure an Sam Robideau. Philadelphia light-
Mytf: :fi’ 191mm b t d ‘rental, $30.001moutl114ly. agvance. Rer- — '— horderine' on tllc Red Sea opposite Turkish territory ill lusu“l bargains. See] at” l \l r weight. after Championship laurels.
me W e en are on passerences. Bert la'J. ‘lls. road River. ~~ ' ~ l Great 14c. sale at me ‘an lary . a ' t m 1 v White of Chicago.
books and paid on and after April or J. B. Lawrence & Co. m1? (it 630 w Co 1 & Abm' ket. See adv. Engaging 11);“? in Philadelphia in
10th. 1915. —— me ' u n Jr' (:0. “ l The surest way ‘0 obtain money is in n r future \‘ate Lewis mint.-
3,— order 01 the Board of Directors, TO LET—5 ROOM APARTMENT. UNDERTAKERS ' GENEVA. via Parns. March 24.—-;’\ summary of m earn it, the surest way to have g8: Gretna boy gm; surprised'the in-
t. SEYMOUR CURTIS, Ea“ Washlnxton street. East Nor- 95 Main St Norwalk ‘wllat purports to be the conditions upon which the .-\us— money is to save it. Only one szlfe tic world by scoring a ““13““
3; ""* Treasurer. 32113;) 1:33:21angifil’tllellldilllld'stgrgtt Phone 347-4 'Houlo 511-12 trian garrison at Przcmysl (“lewd ‘0 surrender to ”‘9 lway to save. 9”“ :n.a;‘00u\lli in 1: knOckout over Robideau. has agreed
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or telephone 60 :29 tf Lady Attendant-Picture Framing. Russ1ans is printed by the Trlbunc. lhe following stlpu- 13:3“: ‘32; 5:11:35 \‘lel‘ account. to sign up for another Whlte-Robl ,
CHIROPRACTIC I A ' lations are said to have be ~i lllfllll‘i . “V3: Faster suits “.or'm from $15 to dean-setto. according to the Mime".
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is good and the coming profession. To LET—5 ROOMS AT 57 SPRING - “I‘ll‘St—l‘llll honors of war for the arrlson. . . . 1".98 Dhla fig
it is the best method of relieving dts- St. Inquire of Mr‘a. R Tarlov 102 “q d“ R I‘ it t “t f th) g ,Q ‘ _ ‘325. selling at $9.95. $14.98 and 3 1 After waiting five days before mak-
sase vet known to man. It proclaims Ta 10 A, .1. 1 11654; ' u REBUILT rvnwmrzns-n c. ‘°°°" “'9‘“ ea m, or L» ”Loner" Pm ‘“ “my 3‘ . ing an alibi relative to his detest.
ito lhe world that disease and its op- y r °' ° - ”30 Smith Underwood. viding that officers shall be paroled. and that none of l The Easter bX‘DOSlUOn at thie Bos- Robldeau says he was not himself
05 te. H alth, re dlti f - " ’ -~ -, - e ne ' an ex- _
Sans. note objecfs 01:2 0cnoncroerftse tfhiligs Remington. 8“ other the ”0095 shall b0 sent to “1‘51”" ll‘fffsiiilorfasvflliinieziilur woni‘en’sl suits when he arose to his feet after full >
and that the power which created LOOK! . . makes. sold, rented. “Third—~The right to transport to Austria those d ’lnn r' B sure ing to the floor with White onto!) 0‘ ,
. man also placed within him. the me- ° ~’-"- -. . - .. .COMS; dresses an m1 e 3/- 9 him Sammy says his head hit the .
chanism which, it kept in perfect ad- I share profits with you by glvlng ~'. "9“”? Rentals. 33 killed and wounded during recent attacks. ' :to visit the 8‘0“? 0“ t°m°"°“" “may at. with such force that his arms
dustment' would carry Mm tram the you the lowest prices on 15 years per month. Machines «Fourth—Complete liberty for the Civil population .0? smurdéy, :im legs appeared “dead" when he ‘
2:21:13 3:31 fgorriatve. in uninterrupted gigs-13:]: tgiymrtigldinglég “1:11:32? sold at $5 per month. with the right to leave or st 'v in the city. ! Sore teeth. foul breath. diseased regained his eq’ui'", m ”sum.
I Try CHIROPRACTIC without- the lug. plumbing and heating: , m 8 th JAS. DONNELLY. “The defenders of the fortress marched out of 1““‘3' “:9 sympmms OYprgnaeal‘ler? fighting,
:TAMF‘ORD so VORWAIlK HENRY A' HEGELE'N' ou M.“ Ska" South Norwalk. Przemvsl to Russian headquarters with colors flving." 3‘35!“ 2:93;?!" 233261;“; foggy“ An}; ,'__,
. . so Water St‘ Phone 11011.12 . .. ' - .- . . - ‘ , . , , m 8 “ ' ‘ , SEEKS Dir—
oto 5 r to 8 pm. i i say s the Trnbunc 111 its accoult oi the surrtlldc r. IIhc pyonhea is a terrible and dangerous . was
E BARTHOL D C , , .1 ,r ,6va . __ ‘. . ‘Austriau governor surrendered his sword to the Russian . .mouth and lomh infection that de-; SAlb‘Sm“: $3 5 _
' ' ’ o, ' > - ' . :- MlChael Lubrano -' “’ ‘ ”Cbmmander while thousands of Austrian troops piled their lstroys teeth, gums and laws and 611- ot‘é‘e,‘ vim“; . 3 5i (9.
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In P31111095 Chh'QP’aCtorr .. PHILIP M A ZZUC CO, CONTRACTOR. arms and ammunition 111 front of the Russmn regiments :dansers health, mind and DO“?- Ttievg.‘ out recs“) ‘7 "’ -.. ’59 .
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03 Meadow Street, South Nor-walk. _ 5 Estimates cher 11 I ”ma drawn up tn line. The Muscovltc troops cheered the 1111- 1‘10“” my?“ all sufferers to comprise “Time 0“: f 15
— North Tnflm. Ave. So. Norwuurl u y urns (l Austrians after tlfcir last aradc him for free consultation and adv it. we -\ e 0‘ list 1',
‘ CONTRAmR' l 6.8 “road St" So. Norwalk. armc ‘ L ‘ - . p ' . ' ‘ and be instructed in a course “6““: the ““Not‘ 1““: .
' ’ Stone, Brick. Concrete, Plaster. Side- 1 PHONE 1589. “The fall of Przcmysl has made a profound imprcs- 1 mam that you can attend to‘ége.{“; \i ‘5 film“ fife-
Watclsl 'll‘l‘us Space for Week-End “an“: “ER; Difuuim 2 sion in Hungary. as the flower of the Hungarian infan~ in your own home. .115 figment 338 f be? .- 5.
a e T3333 Friday en one ' WW'I‘ B ‘1! TR “V SERVICE ' trv was included among the defenders of thc citv. which How about a bewitchg if; 3‘s 0‘, n0 ‘97 "
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Th N \lk yD C I HARTFORD Mam. «,4 William was consulcrcd linprcgnablc. IEaster.oSrnef'“81°Vf3§c\<;‘;_ ‘
6 0mm 1'“ 0 ' ' '“ __——-.._... Ladies'. peels y. cove '
g . IFURNITURE STOVES AND!” Hammond and others have pctl- . .. f ‘3 [1 id 81141 ,
. . , lltoned the Public Utilities Commis- .‘ . . . __ - . _ . m“ e ' F ‘ .
I NO Isl-81A. S¥EAD'SOMEn I HOUSEFURNISHING lslun alleging 1nadcquale train service LOT DC)I\' Mar?“ 24‘ 9‘43 a' m' Officral allllmllll-C 'tlcles m stocl’ . - . r I .~ “' .b
. n . , Nomk. GOODS. lto and ‘l'rom Hampton. on the part mcnt hasbecn made in Petrograd. says the correspondent lsatlsfy the . “,3. “ g
‘ ‘ New and Second-Hand. I 3353:3331}??? :gzprnfiyen'r::d of Reultripm'l‘clcgraln Company that tho Germans since spendinv “flue doeskin gloves with ’1
. Sold It “we“ Price, immmm‘on w“. be," me 5...... at Sunday have removed all bflt four of their heavy batter- jacsosr . .aI 1:4'kid gloves-£1. .
Opp. Congreglfionll Church. M" ”‘9'?" M'm'h 3" . , ics from bcforc (lssowctz. The Russian statement adds: 3, U 1 o‘ i,“ Aisle.'Rear. ‘ ‘ r .'
We Buy Sewing-Hand Furniture? sum: rumour helium. “A couple of 42-centimctrc howitzers were abandon- . ‘ "'4' g/ g ,‘ ' . ‘ ' “ £3
IMDWKwow'e:KY ’ ghmmm‘. N. tin—Th) Woodhun' cd after the first battle. one of which was damaged by g- ‘ ' ‘
' ' ",3: 1,,” ”What; daiwifd'g‘ 02$ our fire. Shots from the. howitzer: failed to crush the 5‘ '
Him 41.. .7 room IAIN UT. ' '
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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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Wants!
Classified “Ads.”——To , Let,
For Sale, Business and
Professional Cards,
. Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED'Advertlsements on this page, Twent y-F‘ive Word 3 or Less, 26c
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black
face or Caps, Double Price.
and
WANTED. I l
WANTED—SITUATION AS SER-
vant by Hungarian girl. cannot speak
English. Apply 75 Lexington avenue.
m24 3t
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WANTED—YOUNG M AN EXPER~
TO LET.
TO
,Swariz & Corbett block, 5,000 square
feet each, steam heat and electrical
elevator service, suitable for light
manufacturing. will be divided to suit
tenant. For further particulars, in-
ienued as sewing machine adjuster. _ quire The Old Well Cigar (‘0. m24 if
Cluett. Peabody & Co., Inc“ 11124 3t'___in~.w_c--., _.__.._—.— _~
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WANTED — HUNGARIAN GIRL
'wants position to do general house-
work, 59 Ely avenue. m24 3t
WANTED—YOUNG MAN 0R WO-:
man to canvass and work up piano‘
customers. Good steady salary and
rapid advancement to right party. Ad-‘
dress giving age and experience. Op-
portunity. care Sentinel. r1123 3t
WANTED - BOARD FOR SIXi
months old baby. and to give it good
care. State price per week. Address?
“Baby," care Sentinel.
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WANTED -— AN EXPERIENCED:
girl for general housework. Mrs. 'l.
S. Jennings, 43 West street. n123 3t
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WANTED -- TO PURCHASE A"
milk route. Address K 13, care Sen-
tinel Office.
WANTED -— $20 TO $25 PER
mouth extra money to any employed
person without tfiterfering with reg-i TO LWET APARTHPVT OF _
—. . . ‘4. O
ular work. 1No selling. No canvass-i
ing. Positively no investment. Un-
employed need not apply. Address
The Silver Mirror 00., lllc.. 123 W.
or ‘ . 2 "‘
Fudisou St. Chicago, [11. in 0 4t“ T0 LET—5 ROOMS. 100 SOUTH
WANTED __ FIRST MORTGAGE Malll St. inquire C. E. Hoyt. 11118 ti!
1 a 2 . \ __ ___-____..__,-_._w.---.,_...... 9.-..-.
;O::h°t\,:r::?kmcsj'50°' 13"" 19’5“? TO LET—5 ROOMS. ALL 1.“-
~ ‘ k ‘ ‘ n. m M” movements. 92 Woodward Ave. in-
,,_..._:V
LOST. ' i
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LOST—A BUNCH OF‘ KEYS. FIND-
er please phone 763, South N0rwulk.~
LOST—SMALL 111.1?le ENAMEL l.
0. O. F. Encampment pill. Lost some-1
where between railroad station and
. 5 room flat on Putnam Ave. All im-
Falrfield avenue. hinder 193"" at 59’“ provelnents. John F. M'Mullon. 56
final office, m24 1‘ West Ave. Phone 61“. 11123 ill
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MISCELLANEOUS. l m LET—FIRST moon AT 35
SALVATOR CHARIOTT— GENER-
eral contractor. Estimates given cn
all kinds of contract work. Be sure-
to get our estimate. We can save you
money. Phone 816-3.
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South Main St.. room 9,
n123 3t 1 quired,
Ivermine Ave.
11123 at‘
26 Wood St. 3
TO LET—FROM APRlL 15TH, 8
,room house, with bath and all other.
Ave.
at
improvements. 62 Woodward
For further particulars, inquire
‘llie office of The Old Well Cigar Co.
m24 tf
lST.,
To LET -- FROM APR‘lL
four room apartment.
cated. Inquire Frederick Lander. 4
11124 6t
TO LET—FRONT ROOM. SECOND
floor, ti 1~2Tiamilton Ave., South Nor- ‘
walk. Conveniences. Reference re-
m24 3t
ssfs'icofii iii BIA vilifi-
'Fon
' full
mg car in fine running order;
equipment and good tires. Demonstra-p
tlon evenings. Would consider light-
er cur in exchange. Will H. Wood, Sil-
le 3t
lent room for two; table board,
Havlland street.
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11124 3t
=rooms and sun parlor. improvements.
‘lllquire Mrs. C. ll, Alsthrope, 33 Scn.
view avenue. Phone 635. nl23 8t
quire 90 Woodward Ave, Phone HUB-2.
m2~i 3t
TO LET—UNFURNISHED ROUM.‘
A few illinutcs' walk from'ccnter. Ad-
dress M. 8.. care Sentinel. ul‘.’3 3t
ilflast Ave.. 011 line of Newtown Ave.
cars. Rent very reasonable.
Mrs. Charles Smith. 22 l.owndes Ave.
Phone 1361.
T0
parts of houses.
LET —- HOUSES. FLATS.
store. barn, shop.
Centrally 10-. 1
'mahogaiiy upright piano will be sold
TO LET—PLEASANT, convoy-l
Inquire
11122 St .
l . FOR SALE.
LET__ TWO LOF'I‘S 1x FOR SALE—LARGE QUANTITY?
of piles, yellow pine timber. planking”
slightly used. Would be sold at a
bargain at our wharf, Raymond Bros.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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FOR SALE—D0 NOT FAlL
m2~l 3t .
TO;
see the line of Aubuen cars before,
you buy.
and touring, $10751. to 32,000. One 5
passenger Cadillac at a bargain. One
Fours and sixes. Runabouts:
Maxwell runabout. good as new. (3..
1P. White, rear 113 Washington St.,
South Noru'alk, Conn. Pliolio EMU.
House phone 1279—2. lnzi tf
‘PIANU. CHEAV— BEAUTIFUL
very cheap to save storage. Write
.at once for demonstration, A. A. “K.
care Sentinel. 11123 3t
FOR SALE—ONE NEW FORD
Model T. Touring Car. Never used.
1 Owner Frederick ll. Ganung. mm in
FOR SALE—ONE 10 H. P. GRAY
plete with shaft. wheel, muffler. spark,
coil. Joe‘s gear and stuffing box. Ai
bargain if taken at once.
T20 bows St. 11122 in
FOR SALE—TWO SEATEI) SUR-
rey ill good condition. Inquire at 112
3 West street. South Norwalk. 11122 (if
FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. TO
‘close an estate, the valuable property
engine in good running-order. Com-l
i
H. Danke, .
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1
corner of Main St. and Center Ave.
Norwalk, will be sold. 87 feet frontage
on Main St.. 255
One large house, one cottage, shop
and barn. For particulars call or
write
St., South Norwalk.
Tel. 116. 1112i! tit
FOR SALE—1:615 (‘Ol.l-2 1th Six
demonstrator for sale. fully guaran-
teed.
nut St, South Norwulk. mlS tf
The Little Shop
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Spring Fashions.
Sl'l'l‘fi. G()\\'.\‘S. “'AIS'I‘S. 00H-
SE’I‘S und UNDERWEAR.
NIT]! ACT] V E MODELS.
MODERATE PRICES
l K. AND A. CLAVEN,
TO LET—FROM Apiiil. 181‘. A‘
Then won ‘00 employs.
feet on (‘cntcr Ave.-
Frauklin A. Smith, 85 Spring-
Vnast llroa. Garage. 17 Chest--
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LAND KTTACK ON THE DARDANELLES ”FORTS
. _ IS EXPECTED SHORTLY.
(Continued front First Page.)
PARIS, March 24, 5 3,7 ln.—llorllbardmeut of the
Turkish fortifications ill the llardanclles was resumed at
10 o‘clock yesterday morning,’
to an Athens dispatch to the
ships were accompanied into
/
by an allied fleet. according
The war-
llle straits by a number of
Havas Agency.
lliine sweepers.
The last concerted effort
sitions occurred on March 18,
three battleships.
against the l)ardanelles po
and resulted ill the loss of
Reviewing the situation. military ex-
perts in London and elsewhere have expressed freely their
belief that to'penetrate tllc straits the lllarillc forces must
be well-supported on land. ..
The Gallipoli Peninsula is the northern or European
side of the I‘)ardanclles. At its head it is not more than
three or four miles wide. If this neck of land were ef-
fectively held by the Allies,’l‘urkisl1conlllluliication with
the strong‘positions on the peninsula would be
Me.
A dispatch from Athens received by way of l'aris
says an allied fleet i‘cstuncd the bombardment of the Dar—
dauclles yesterday morning. ' -
impossi—
(iE‘r\ EVA, via I’aris, March 24.———Tlic Austrian gov-
ernment now considers war with Italy more than proba—
ble. according to dispatches received here from Vienna. A
large number of troops have arrived ill the Tvrol and
'l‘ricst. where defensive works are being constructed.
The (ieilcva Tribunt professes to have received ad—
vices from Austria to the effect that the dual monarchy
might consider the signing of a separate peace with Rus»
sia without consultingr (icrniany. offering as a conces-
sion to cede to Russia large portions of Lialicia.
The Italian government ordered the seizure yesterday
at Luiiio. near the Swiss frontier, oftwcllty—llillc freight
cars containingr graphite. srlphur and other Sil‘ppllt‘s said
to have been destined for the Krupp gun works. at lissen,
lit-rillany. The Tribune reports that an Italian agent at
Lllino \vas arrestcr on the charge of purchasing the ma»
terials.
(ill:T\'ili\'.'\. via l’nris. March 24.50.; a. lll.——.\ll lili—
censored. dispatch to the Tribune from the Austrian
border states that .-\ust1‘iall military engineers
blown up with dynamite all the building's between 811-
gaua l‘ass. ill Trent. and Lake (iilzlrils. on the Italian
frontier. which would be in the line of artillery tire. The
eastern part of the town of lv'ovcreto is reported to have
been abandoned alld all the buildings All
to
have
torn don-11.
persons.suspected of pro~ltalian sylllpzilliies are said
have been sent into the interior. to be interned.
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Ml'RCH. Spain. via l‘uris, March 23. ll :3 p. 111.—
\\'ith cries of “(live 11s bread! tiive us work!" tcil thou-
sand miners tllroivn out of eulploylllcut by the closing of
mines as the result of the War paraded the streets of the
city lodny.
l.lb\'l)().\'. filarcli 24, 322011
troops was landed on the peninsula of (iallipoli, yestcr»
lil.~—.\ force of allied
day. from transports in the Gulf of Sums. according to
a dispatch front Athens to the linily Express.
.-\ general attack upon the forliticatii‘iils of the llar-
danclles is to be undertaken illinlcdiately upon the arrival
of further French and British war/ships now on their way
masonry of the fortress. Superiority in artillery fire was
.h.
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Telephone 909
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Fancy Maine Potatoes, a bushel .................... 60¢
llest Butter. :1 pound ............................. 33¢
(iflarantced Fresh Eggs. :1 dozen .................. 20¢
Itundlc‘s llonle~nladc Bread .
................ 4(3) and 8¢
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124 WASHINGTON sr.’ .
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ellelny failed to dislodge our
works.
"In an Austrian attack
infantry opened fire with ext
tack far front endangering: the (lssowetz forts.
' the vicinity of Ropitza. the enemy opened a
fire with i2-incl1 howitzers under cover of which twenty
enemy battalions, at 4 o'clock in the lilorning. attacked
our forces which were ill gre
enemy who. supported by reserves, approached to within
two hundred paces of our trenches. “His reserves were
exhausted at nine o'clock and the enemy withdrew. leav—
ing the area covered with his killed and wounded."
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distinctly on outside. Not only was the tici‘lllan at—
the
lleltl
but
infantry from its
on the ltfill on the front in
hurricane
ally inferior strength. lhir
relnely careful aim at the
l’()S'I‘.\I.\S'I‘l‘ZI{. f
“‘Ord Reel-lied ill New loullon. of
His Appointment to Place ’l‘llcrc
NEW LONDON. Mari-ll ‘_’~l~Fornier
l‘ongressman Brynn 1”. Million “as.
yesterday named Iiilslilitrsii-l- of New
London by President Wilson. sit-cord. .
lug to dispatches reccivcd here to-
night from Washington. This is a re.
t-css illilltllnlllll‘nl tilld .‘llthan will.
take ofiiee pending the confirinntiOn
of his appointment when congress
convenes next December. Multan was
defeated for re—clcciion in congress
last lull._lilll is still illayiir of New
London. his term in that office not
expiring un'il nest Heio‘nel'.
Throughout his term in congress.
illr. Malian tic-bl his place its lllnyol'
lot the city. whichmtiiec he has held
lcimlinuoilsly since 1909. 911d bcforc
that veal he had served two detached
terms. Previous to his election to.
congress lie rt presented .\‘e\\ London .
iin the legislature severnl years ago.
‘ 'l‘tlc postillnsti-rship pitys about 5:1.—
llifltl 4' your. l
l
M.\Il.\.\'
Mullull‘s failure to ri-conmlend any I
one for the pustillnslcvslllp before the ‘
lilt‘(‘lll‘l‘l lust full and before the lid-
ijlllll‘llllit‘ll‘. of congross is said to lilive i
caused :onle Illlle l'eelillt: ilillnlle. New
l].oiltloll (it'nltit‘rtils. ;
Multan succeeds John Metiiulcy.
republican. whose term expired on
March 4th. The appointment is for
four years unless )llillllu's appoint-
ment should ilot be confll'llicd when
congress rcr’onvencs.
The office of mayor of New Lon-1
don pays $800 a year.
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WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
Points for Sentinel Reader: to Can-1
older When Out Shopping.
Everything that is new and lipid
date in Easter footwear for men. wo-
llnen and children. you will find in the
complete lines on hand at Glover's.
I “Sell-preservation is the first law
1of nature." This applies to your eyes.
Consult Thamcr. ts? Atlantic. Square.
‘ Stamford
Are you fearful of loosing your
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successor to Charles Dow, you will
find the best spraying mixtures for
the various diseases of trees. Also
first class garden tools. See adv.
:Best butter 330 pound at Davey’l.
New showing of spring suits will
be placed on sale tomorrow at Mintx's
There are sample suits and are expert»
ially good value. See adv.
Read Donnelly‘s‘adv. for books now
selling for 50c. _ ,
The South Nor'walk Trus‘. Company
invites yen to confer with them on
joint executorship. in the trust de-
partment of this company special
methods are in use for the detailed
work of estates: also tire and bars
glar-procf vaults are accessible for
your papers.
ll. Kricger & Co. are making an
unusually attractive free offering at
their stcro for this week. a hat trim-
med without charge, Other interesting
news appears in their big adv. today. '
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ANOTHER WALT JOHNSON
li‘CAMP 0F YANKEES
SAVANNAH. 6a., March 24.—-—Wllilo
stating that he did not wish to be
considered boastful at all Bill Dono-
van. manager of the New York Amet-
lcau League Baseball club, training
here for the next pennant race, yester-
day said that he considered lie~llad lo.
cated the makings of another Walter
Johnson ill a young pitcher named
Smallwood. now a member of the lo.
cal South Atlantic League club.
“1 saw Johnson work long before
he gained any reputation as I.
pitcher." said Donovan. "and I have
watched this young man. He has the
physique of Johnson and ii duplicate,
motion, Snlalllvood is the most prom~
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