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gtlinght. Thefire apparently was
I'lgotten under control, but more
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alk. 120 3
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' _. Howard avenue,
FOR SALE.
East Norwaik.
clOuds of black
The first
$20
120 at‘finally extinguished smoke was
:29 3t!
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vessel at night.
S. M. Knox,
company which
1945t to explain the.
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ing machines. 83 Washington street, . 1y- 9-
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c pound. Bob calves to fatten, $8 to
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reasonable. Ten minutes walk to cen-
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Street. Phone 356—21.
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LOST.
‘, LOST— {SQUARE‘C‘AMEO BREAST
pin, either in Norwalk or South Nor~
twalk. Valued as a keepsake. A suit-
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Main street, South ‘Norwnllt. 120 3t.
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I share profits with you by giving
you the lowest prices on 15 years guns,
anteed tin made into leaders, hand}
made, painted inside, tin roofing,‘
plumbing and heating.
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. 56 Water St. Phone 1106-12
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.1 JULY no:
The Noted John Barrymore, as
“The Dictator”
US high class Paramount feature.
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and we will rush our trouble
than right around when some-
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. PLUMBING , ..
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necessary repairs or install‘ a
, new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
52 Bayview avenue. Bath, i’urnece, sta-
tionary tubs, etc. Inquire 16 High St.
furnished for light housekeeping.
and $2.50 ,per week. 214 East avenue,
.3121"); also 5 room “apartment 39
.117 ill.
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rooms overlooking Sound." Terms
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32
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wulk. inquire No. 2 West avenue. it
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.. ITALIAN MIDWIFE—MRS SANTA
"3°“ graduate from the University
at Italy. Licensed in New York and
Jonnecticut. Close Exnmlndtlons slid
assistance by latest modern methods.
23 Ely arenue. Telephone 315. is 2%
MLVATOROHARIOTT— ome-
woman: A SPEc'l'ALTY‘.
uoiiACERNASH
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t
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} Dorlon House
1 (Gregory Boulevard) '
‘ , East .Norwalk
1 Open": May r. .
IHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS or SEA boon
i‘ ‘00me To ORDER.
oHN E. O’SULLIVAN,_ Prop.»
‘-'Teleb_hone Call 72o.
erAMen Potrsu
.was‘ f drowned, the
,inet’nber‘s of the;gcrew bell)
landed today at Barry "by.
Fflwtheflikangc he .
damaged abbot
- The. P
. PRINCE SUNK
L'0_Nf[)014\l;,7 July V'éo, _ 2340' p.
inL—eThef British .- steamer. , Polish
. Prince. from New'York,Jiily I7,“ . fi ‘ ‘
has beéanunkjn collision with Planes Presented to the Royal Flying
nge.’f.-Oiie_: . man: ’
detain 3.13.
Ml contractor. Estimates given on
If kinds or contract work. no sure
to not our estimate. We can save you
money. ~Phoue‘818-8. IB’Wood 8t.
‘
fiOWAmN FIRE, ALARM nexus.
i 0. l
12 ‘Highland
H. R. R. ,
is Hickory Bluff this Beu‘Isiand. _
14 Pine Point and‘Roton Point
21 gong island Sound to McKinley»
22 Pennoyer St. to Cross St.
23 Cross St. to’Rallroad
24 Railroad to Brookside
3 "Central." McKinley St. to Penney-
; er (West Side) , ‘ ' _
15 White Bridge north to Brookaido .
l6 White Bridge s. E. when; Island
Sound _ ‘ ' ' . . ' '
17 White Bridge, is. W. to Long Island
Sound. ‘7 ' '.
Ono sroke ot‘beli at odd times in-
dicates _t_esting; ‘ two strokes of hell,—
thus, 1»1 tire is out; tour strokes of
hell—titus 1-1-1-1, water to be shut
off. A third or more alarms indicates
serious tire. ., . z -
it... ‘to N. Y.. N. H. a.
» - No.
LONDON... July 14.--An Imperial
Aircraft. Flotilla is 'beinguformed,‘ by
the Admiralty,.‘consistipg “ of nerds
Corps by various sections of the
pire.‘ iSix aeroplanes,- have" siren
been presented: coming from Hun"
. Kong,x.Brltish‘_ West indies, Gilli:
’ ‘ Crawl
‘sm NORWALK FIRE ataxia
.BOXES.
_4——Fitch School (private).
Fire headquarters, 86 Van Zant Street
Telephone 170
Private boxes will only .be pulled
for m on premises where located. ”
A telephone message to Electric
Station (705) between the hours of 8
p. m. and g a. m.. giving location or
tire. an claim will be given from near-
Second alarms are only to be giv-
en by the chief 'or acting chief upon
his arrival at the fire,
5~Mnmn 801mb] (private).
212~Eut Washington and Fort Btu.
214~Vnn Znudt St. and Osborn Ave.
216-East Ave. and Rowan 8t.
zit-wiuneid St.
nib-Fort and Charles Ste.
22i—Easi Ave. and Fitch St,
225—St. Johnvat. and Edlie Ave.
1—One blast at odd times. testing or
line open.
1—One blast at 8 p. m., standsrtuinio.
icl—Two blasts. are out.
11~11~Twenty two, at 8 a. m..
morning
school.
ii-li—Twenty-two, at 12:30 p. 11].. no
afternoon session at
school. .,
'liiiillliii—Ten blasts quickly calls
.the entire department,
session of
.NovaLK mm. ALARM some
15.Cor. Main and Wall Ste.
21 Belden Ave. and Union Piece
22 Spring Hilland Kellogg st.
24 Union Park
25 West Ave". and Berkley St. ~
27 Franklin Ave. arid Lynn: Place
31 Gas. House (Private Box)
32 West Ave. and Merwin St.
33 Harbor Ave. and Orchard St.
34 Chapel St. and Harbor Ave.
36 West Ave. near Amory
38 Elm Crest and Stevens St.
11 Cross St. and Wilton Ave.
i2 Main and North Ave. ,
48 France St. .
‘2 Main and Catherine Sis. ' v
:I New Canaan Ave. Cor. Fair 8t.
‘4 Chestnut near .Summer St.
56 Main St. and Union Ave.
”62 On the Green,
- 63 East and Lincoln Aves.
.64 EutAAve. and Duknm Lane.
r
a
some nonwsm‘ rams
variant! some . _
12 West at. cm). Franklin 8t
13 Concord‘ Street. ~pup. School
14 par. Ann and Main Street: ,
15 cos. gig}: St. and Bayview Ave.
16 Non‘vaik Iron Works Bulletins
17 Cor. Cedar St. and West Ave.
18 High School.'West Avenue
21 Cor."1‘aylor Ave. and West Ste.
23 Cor. Benton Brand Ely Ave.
24 001-. Chestnut and Henry Sta. _
25 Cor.‘Monroe and Main ,Sts. , ,
.26 LexingtonAve. and Austiii Sta. ,
27“West”s7ndV-Eim‘Gr‘overecs.* ' ’
‘3 Cor. Washington‘and thin Ste. :
3‘1 SouthiMain at. near meadow
32 Eleutric M‘shtStntiofl ~ 7‘
84 Cor. Clay adapting W' ‘
35 Cor. Havlland and Water Sta; ‘
37 Lockwood M15300." . __ 5‘
. 4Cor. Day oudafiflflilond ‘8“. . * '
‘ {1 Cor. Fair-field. Ave. and cedar-Bi.
K ‘ “blah-.5 4
(5, Cor. Burrito an , Q ‘ nterd‘mve.
61 Reed-19:. and Putnam Ave. . z . . .
. 7 Nor‘walk Hospital, -
. s transmit "‘ ‘ -
48 Coriifwtio‘dwnrd and lawn
S R}: G Ont-set (30.. Ann St;
Bl‘floiden, Hill and Elmwood Ave.
as Washington at. entire,
2 54‘ Norwalk Lock Ce
6‘ Hoyt’s Theatre
and “What
The Oklahom
on March 23.
other. Sh
Re] to
and0 her
OFFICIAL
' PARIS, July
fice this aftern
squadron of si
"planes bombard
Colmar. capital
The acropla‘iies
aged.
the girdle of
protects Warsa
no miles from the
on bill?
public Baltic and are
prisoner 45.000
The common
pulsed and at
ichcz were prev
l ‘ “On the front between the Oisc
there was vigorous
and Argonne _
artillery and mi
enemy attacks
tages which fit
the 117th. but
. Schoc:
l.'
4 cunt, _
(Wiudau is a
. land.: on the
mouth ' ,ofT -
“Between. iii
trated
a
this it district '
notable-“deeds;
,eral, ‘
“WANT v'o'n Gains
theft ,
‘ troops‘ou’ the
' west of
mil . , ,
the; confluence.
sum it tutu .
‘ litill out his off
(Continued from First Page.)
compartments from which dense
smoke
shortly after 'the workmen
.. ldiscovered in another part of the
FOR ”SALE—40,000 TRANSPLANT: ‘ ‘
, \ ed celery plants, 75 cents per hundg-ed.
To LET~TWQ 0R THREE ROOMS Inquire at 19 Gregory Boulevard, East
furnished complete for .1131: house- Norwaik. Telephone your order 75—2.
keeping; every conveni no, 22 Matti-i '
super—dreadnought. was unable
firesand declared that a rigid inn
veStigation would be made. i
armament, which iii-l
tionai $3,000,000.
ANNOUNCE.
MEN'T
nouncement from the War Of
GERMANY Issues
in forceou the Narcw line soutli~
west of Nowo Geormevsk. one of
With tite_._capiure of Windnu.
the (’icrmans have come into pos-
session of another seaport on the
miles of Riga. f'scat of the not-
enter-general of the ’ lnltic Prov
iiices.
The German and Austrian
forces are said to have taken,
Russians.
“In the western theater:
“In the district of Souchez, af—
ter “a comparatively quiet «lav.
fighting became
during themig‘ht. _, A French at.
tack against Sou‘chez was re-
‘ tacks south of Son-
Forest were. unimportant.‘ . *
. "On the 'Meuse Heights South-
West of Eparges and. ;
Tranchee the fighting , is, proceeds
ing with alternate
troops lest minor
captured three of-
ficers and‘three hundred men.
“In the, Russian war, theater:
“German troops occupied Tu—
and.“ captured .Wifidw- liant‘counter—attack.
. “In" the
Baltic Sea I at the enemv .attackaduring the
thé Windau Rivernon th'c‘fi'ont Wilkolaz—Vycliawa ant
l (east and north of. Krasmk),
‘were successfully repulsed. p , 1
3”At dawn on the _18th‘the enc-j P
and the my . captured. Krasnoseax ,(34
100‘ miles northwest of Mitau.)
“EaSt of Pooeliany and Kurs—
zanv'the fighting cont:
marshy ~gfl‘Oll‘i‘lil,"Wthli _‘ is f:
tremely- 'fayorable.“to the; reel.
ance of; the chem
n wists standing with all”
Gizorgievsk. ’(l‘lowo Georgievsk'
. is a sti‘phgdbrttfiss *.:
'nort Wes. o
tions
joins
ork Shipbuilding: Von
smoke issued.
was seen 5
had '
president. of til
constructed the
origin of the defeat.
ever.
a was ,launched,
1914. and was:
9 cost $4,000,000 of Sokol.
2, via London,‘
con-says that a
.v French aero-‘
ed the'station atI
of Upper r\lsaca.‘.‘_
returned undam-
fortrcsscs which
Wand oulv ten
Polish capital.
Bcnen.
within a few
ication «follows:
. . pulsed.
more spirited
outed by our fircfi
ne fighting. Weak
in the Argonne
P‘oredy.
on the
successes. Our
local advan—
ey had-'gain‘ed on
seaport in Cour- ,‘
hues. , l
c Pisa
troops and, are now retreating enemy
toward the Narew. _ . .
man reservelandwehr fighting in . vitze low
The
of , w‘oodv -
y, accomplished i
The army of Gen}
r mi. .
itz. advaucmglfui:
Narew line snub ~-
05 he. VlSWI‘l an: i position
already hate ‘
von Mackensen
with unabated violence.
eruption point near Pilaskovicetwas expected to receive the ap-
and Krasnostav. the ’Russians‘prova'l‘of the Cabinet and be dis—,
made desperate efforts to avert alpatched to Berlin before the endl
attempted
ion to the i'icimans.
munication follows: ‘ _
“lu therebimyof Riga
Shavli, enemy
the from ’
and ailvanc ,
ward against Hofzumbcrge
Pissa River.
of the Skwa enemy attacks
against the villages o
'Pchctchniak were’repu
success. ‘ West‘of Omulew our
troops, retiring pr
ward .a bridge head on
new. delivered on .
of the 17th a rearguard actio
stubborn character .
tdvvn of: M‘nhot’f. .Near the 3:11--
“In the southwestern theater:
“The enemy, defeated in thwfront Skomorsleokol.
ii
the upper
is
Fresh troops
. l .
against ours were defeated, how’a‘contents of the new commumca»
“Further east. in ‘l'lwtCTaliO-lerate the position takgfi by the
vetz district. allied iroopséjprccd United States in its préoinusl
about ready for a trial trip pre— a crossings,r of the Volitiza. Ans-inotes that assurances be givenl
paratory to being turned over to tro—l‘lunqarian troops advancedtbv Germanv that lives ofAmeri-i South Norwalk.
the United States governmentwiniacmss the Bug to a point northérims traveline on, the high se/aci ‘
retreamltacks on a wide front so;
across the ‘Na‘rew. (The Narcwiby a curtain of fire from .iis at"
the Bug at Sierock, 18ftilleryr. ‘
miles north of Warsaw).
,nuniber of prisoners taken
lus has been increased to 101 effiafter a desperate fight, we drove
ificers and 28.760 men.
‘ ' “In Poland between the Vis—ipreviously. occupied by him.
home have been emptied and a win and the Pilica the Russiansl
careful examination made willtare retreating eastwards. V i
the’cxtcnt of the damage causedl
by three mysterious fires aboardl
the vessel last night at the yards; 17th by the armynndei: Gene
‘ W'oi'risclr
goniiiaiiy in Camden be known: Sienna, attempted to arrest our other directions there have been
litremenfrom this city and Cam-lpiirsuit in his previously prepar- no serious engagements.”
den continued until an early hm”: cd positions behind the “Janka.
today to pump water into the sector yesterdav afternoon, tbeLNOTE 0
S'ilesian-landwehr stormed one" , '
. Eniv advanced positions near Cie-
mlow. The 830“? troops ‘liiflngiFinal decision on the character:
the night entered the
Krasanow and Baraiiow. which Germany by the United States on
also his wavering with a decision submaribc. warfare waited on to—
imminent.
“Between .,
and the Bug the battle of the al» and Secretary of State Lansine
lied troops under Field Marshal preparedyesterday was ready toi
proceeding'be laid before the president’s of-‘
northwest
-.
)‘pOi‘l’t‘il ;
l u ‘ ' i" ,
The; Between Geneichva an‘l, the
bvgBug on the evening of the 17th,
‘ liliexenemy from all the trenches
“On the Bug energetic fighting
icontiuued against the " enemy
ml
of continues on the same front.
“On the Dniester the fighting
In
N SUBMARINE
WARFARE READY
WASHINCTQN.‘ Julv 271—.
no neariof the next note to be sent to?
day's meeting of the Cabinet.
Vistalat A note which President Wilson
It
At thelficial family for discussion.
sent‘of the week.- While the probable
t u ' n I I
ithll are not known, it Will reit-
Under pressure of our, bound on lawful missions aboard;
the
columns
near ‘
ed on the list
"North of the village of'illiin-
iany our ca'valry made a success-
”fill“ incursion on the heels of the
enemy on the evening of the 17111:
and sbizcd an important convoy. ;
“In the region of, Domini-cm;
We continued to prcs‘s‘lfllie enemy1
German a
tion near
the 18th were successfully re-z
ttacks against
Sliai'li on the
" To the trans-Nicmen front:
he saute night we dislodged the
enemy from the last
captured by him on the 15th..
. “On the Narcw front the main
of the 18th the enemy took the
offensive, capturing the village of
on the right bank of the"
On the l
the
n
direction 0
Skwé..theRussians evacuated ai milessouth' of'rLublinl
. position. whichhad, been penc~ Viepr'zhand‘ Crossed .Arupstretim.
at several...pomts by 911?,-~During‘tl1e cbursefof the I
attncks », between-
Ger'.-st‘ream flowing: _,frdm Rybtchcy
ards the village of. ,Pias-
““di'ki and the 'VieLpriz' ,fremair‘iedv’
V' * without result; On the right ban
*‘ of the .Vieprz We; repulsed near.
Krasnosta‘v and‘_ the rivet; V~ litza
‘ many“ extremely; stubborn «gem y-
attacks. “Nevertheless; ne‘a
mouth ot'th‘erYolitza‘ and: the:
i . _ ,‘village'of Goevnikii‘jthe" enemy."
Ostrolenka-“r ahd Now i succeeded finestablishine“, himself
‘ omthe right‘bankfof this river"
about ‘ti‘maiier’wiiich managed it advise: ..
twat-saw rat-bleito reti ' ’ ‘
s . _
eruption '5
'l‘ukum-lloblcn
f Vyk and
l‘scd“ with
ogressively‘ to:
to to? our seconi
pursuit. the enemy retreated dur—l unr‘esistiu‘v and unarmed merchvl
“Wk-’5 W“ 1441““ guns, an addi'dng the night on the entire front,§anfvess(.1s be made safe. 7 i
stopping 0an at
point near Krasnostav. where. 'bejs'fA'rmewr 0p ”“qu
some resistance, but}
0F FRANCE suffered a severe defeat.
l
MINISTRY or MARINE
. . i ROME. Monday, July 19. via‘
. .‘German troops andcorps un— Paris, lulv 20' 12:” a. m.—-—Tiw;
2:10 p. m.——’l‘he Offic‘al 3"“ der the command of Field Mar- followine'statemnnt was given):
shal vou Arz captured, from the
46th to the 18th, 16,250 prisoners here today:
and 23 machine guns. , l '
“According to written orders
which have come into our pos—
session. the commanders of the
enemy \verc resolved to mamtain.
without regard to losses the po»
sitious which we now have cap-
out at .tbe Ministry of Marine
tion with the aerial
aeainst the enemy's coasts in the
Water street, or 4 Cove avenue, East 332~Seuvisw Ave. and First an OFFICIAL STATEMENT d ,, .
Norwnlk. 112 it 88Mouleverd and Second 3;” BERLIN. July 19. via Aillslt‘r' ture ' fl carried out: ' . ,
silo—Cove Armand Fifth St. dam ("1‘1 l-Ullill’ill- Jill." 20» 5:23 OFFICIAL STATEMENT t “ln'the Dalmatian Archipelauo
To LET—~21 UNION 8T. TROOM 337~Boulevard and Blackstone at. a. Iu.—-lmporimit successes for OF RUSSIA ~Cutting cables near ‘. islands
apartment. Possesion at once. The (Tab) the Tt‘lllouic Allies ‘alo‘nu “10‘ ‘FTRUC‘I' kl) july 19 vi“ which, on account of their ."mv'
. Hatch and Bailey cg, ~ 120 t: su-xeyser St. and Pine Hill Ave battle line in, Russia from the l 4. " ‘ . ' . ’mM imitv to our coasts. ronshti'td
' ‘ M . (Tel) ‘ Baltic Sea l“'"’il‘lukowin, are koudgll.‘ ‘i‘iiiaéciheitllva: issili'l effective centers for observzghlnu
, , . . e - . .. , . . no me , _ . ,. V . (C-
To LET—5 ROOMS. CORNER BUR— 3‘2TKeys" St' and \Duck Pond rd. Siam]?! ‘3 van: gfificéiglars‘tlatnemsu: tonight from tlil: lieat‘lquartcrs of i%:hfnfn:Tvlcflfiillldztllg£31'
hank street. Rent “2‘ inquire, 9 Eiic- 343 3:12;)33‘,” (Tel) FEE: ”The darm‘: dl Gill villi theRussiuu (icilqml Staff. align?” factories and torpedo boats on
abeth street. Tole. 124972. 323 it Speclniialsnni‘l. lGallwitz is said to be standing ting ”"3 1058 Of lummfifl call. one of the islands and the cap-
iurc of a few prisoners.
“At dawn on the 18th, a divis-
ion composed of the old cruisers
Varse. Francesco Ferrucio, Gin.
scppe Garibaldi and Vettor Pi—
szini‘ approached the waters of
Failure. vma'uifesiinu its presence
' bv bombarding and serirws‘v
«laiiiaginv the railroads of the lo-
mlitr. while other warships, (1‘s;
and
reached
it south-
and
barracks and several other“ mill
t'zr-vnlmjhlincrs. and landed a new
til". Wi'l‘?"“‘ “n.4,. n r‘lcnuuf‘lnjssau-cc
(ii-1 Gl"“‘ll'i lslnud. Fucmvrrms-
("'s which badfificn ref‘Wc at
rnttaro: which a‘tboutrb nf obsc-
lctc tvne. could have offered NM
"ositio‘i in our old cruisers. di'l
rot Mm" out front the port. but
rmvcrthel‘css kept no steam.
While our shins were drawim!
'ot’f they made an attack by sub-
marines and the Giuseppe Gari-
baldi, after avoiding the first at-
tack. was struck by a torpedo and
sunk. '
a pom-1,
night or
trenches
eft bank
and behaved with coolness. shout-
kingl’
sea in obedience tr» orders. Most
of them , werek saved.
he ,Na- . ‘ '
teveningl “Anion; the most yrewafkfil‘l“
lu'hf Paris! cam-minus must be cit”.
be
the l
div-folk
v
ear ll": (m‘H-m with nf T1-
i Lubl'ui mi"
evtensive as
.. ‘ miles; away.
“Since the last statement of:
date 'luly 7th. the Navy has in-l
tensified its action in co-operaw
services
|who crossed on the 18th on the ‘
l
i
i
i
i
l .nwer and Upper Adriatic. The:e==-—m
fnllmvint: operations on sea werci
‘ ATTACK 0N
troved niacbincrv » depots. the.
L' “The crew preserved discipline
ing sevrnl times‘Longlive the
before lumping‘mto the
bombardment by one Of our:
, testg
' The technical establishment was‘
lagepof. Kamevo. we made 3")”- badly damaoed in the nreviousi
1‘ , on; the fourth. This time
18th bombs’th‘rown ‘ou tbs-Ice immort— . . .
umrkshons started a fire FOsqu‘ by a German submarin
to be visible twenty
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1 plane belonging
” the Treasury Departmenuw c
“It is better to say. ‘This one .,
thing I do," than to say "The”
iorty things ‘I dabble in."—-W&Bll-
ingtou Gladden. ‘ ‘
,We attempt only one thing, .
to give men and boys satis‘f ‘
faction in things to wear.
and we concentrate on itw
we have no side lines or side
shows or outside business.
A special showing today in,
summer suits. . ‘
Palm Beach suits $6 to $10.
Two piece, quarter lined
suits $10 to $15. ,
If $20 is your price. our line
will prove your judgment is
right. .
Rogers 8: Stevens
New
#1
Now Open for the") Season"
SHORE DINNERS 'A'N
‘ ALL KINDS, OF
SEA FOOD.
W. A. NASH, Prop. i‘
Phone 88 sttpori: ,‘ ‘1
“Our seaplanes dropped bombsw
oniAustrian destroyers protect
ing Fasana Canal, near Pol
Two other seaplancs bombard g
the battery near the Salvowcrr
Lighthouse on the 1,4th‘. One of
our dirigiblcs bombarded with
excellent results the Trignan
station and Tricst railroadiyards
at'Monfalconeou the 16th. ‘ '
“On the 17th an enemy seas
to a . small
squadron which flew over Bari
and Barletta was captured with”
two officers.” ‘ ,
0RDUNA DISCUSSED
v, \YASI'HNGTUN. July >20. '
The German submarine attack on
the Cunard Liner Orduna was,
formally‘brought to the attett
tion of the American governmen
today by William 0. Thompson.
counsel for the Industrial Rein-3‘
lions Commissions. who was in"
passenger on the Orduna.
Secretarv Lansingr took\ Mr
Thompson‘s communication
the White Home with him when;
he went, some ”time before the.L
cabinet meetine, for ‘3“. early“
conference with President, Wile“
son. It was said Mr. Thompsoil’ ‘
statement did nothing moreth'att;
present the attack to the govern “
'ment officially, as he was not‘a'
witness to the attempt to torpedo
the liner and did not reachtp'th
deck until after the submar‘in
had been shelling her. V Itw‘
however, serve as the basis-oft;
investigation to bep‘couducte ‘
will gather affidavits from h
passengers and, crew.
RUSSIAN 'STEAMER‘, ‘
, SUNK BY SUBMA'RINE‘
LONDON; July 20. 33:15
——-The Russian steamer G n"
Radetzky' was torpedoed
v
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Hilly .17. Her" crew of 2:!
on -_the_‘
9th,
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