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SMITH AND WEIGHT HAVING
‘reduced their expenses to a minimum
will give astonishing low prices on

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able. 32 Stuart avenue. Phone 736-2.

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BALE. —- YOUNG _WORK
horse, weight 1,260 pounds. Color,
black. Sound-108 East avenue. Tele.

was assailed. . a

‘7 3t- outcome. French humps to

vance in the Argonne were stop
Fed. it isfdeclared. \ ‘

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District of Norwalk,

SOLVENT NOTICE.
ss.,
Court, July 23, A. D., 1915.

Estate of Pauline Wennrich, late of
Norwaik, in said District, decoaséd.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited
allowed six lnonths‘tromi the date

Probate
offensilic in the

German grip remains the

and factor in the war news. with a

' Was repulsed. In the sectors-cot

as. smoothness the 6.008"

Berlin today recorded thenforcing‘
of the Vistuls at “knew and the4
taking of Praga, on the east bank,
while Austrian reports declare the
Russian armies falline .back .in
the Vieprs region have been div-
ided by telling blows. The Ger-
mans continued to. advance east-

'-‘—The German statement claims
the pushing of Field Marshal volt
Hindenburg’s troops closer to the
fortress of Kane and the cutting
off of Novogeorgievsk in the chat
between the Narew and Vistula,
The Russians are also being hard.
pushed by Field Marshall vent

the statement adds. Capture of
windshield. running boards numerous prisoners is reported
ers. “Nearly new. Frederick from the Various fronts.
attacks along the
western front on the allied pod.
. , ‘ HORSE. tions are continuing with appar-
ro LET—TWO NICELY Loca'r.‘ Sound. kind and senile. Two wagons. ently increased“. intensity,

Place. Nearluhbel'fired runabout. 2 single sets'wiehout. success, according to .
T301 Wile“- Coll utter 6 o’clock. Ste current pins statement. One of.
lphen Yobbogy. ”Windsor Place, So.

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the assaults .recorded occurred
northl of Sanchez, another in the

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gellilte‘iténgzr 1:303; gm; rised and dispersed on the morn-.1

arville and a fourth in the .Vos-
ges‘where a position on the Lingo

Berlin mentions this! develop-i
ment of a battle ngsr ooze. cacti merits of the. cncmv entrenched
of Ypres. but “é “M record the‘ at Malga Paludc, 'northcast of
“'13 peak of Ercavallc. were

" The French Cumin“? 5°! thellet'v, which had been holster to a,

- BERLIN: NE,“ yin I“)“d')""ilig the past few days. our infan-
essenuumeltfiaauthmsuburb of "

. _ C m bank 0 back the enemy and rcachc
the Vistula has bocn'occuoicd by Monte Nero as far as the smith-
German troops. nccorduuzxto aniem Slopes-of llurgstall. whcrc
official statement issued today h_ -

LONDON' Alig. 9' '3‘” 9' m"preach works launc
—Russia having rejected M1“ ‘niufrcqucnt counter attac
England ‘3 regarded as a bonaéwcrc immediately repulsed.
fide proposal made by. the Ger-'

part of Poland traded for Gallo-i
la. the great struggle in the c{mintnn of the cncnw on the
must continue 39d there ‘5 “0 m’Zfrom D'cvctaki totbc front. B"! "On the left bank or the Buff»
d'rcation of an immediate general,accurate fire it also caused 8X010°l1)ctivccn Touria and Lodge we
$6“ the Strug"sions and outbreaks 0‘ flames i1l‘exercisedDressui'e successfully in
glc of the Russian orccs to shake
themselves free of the ‘Aautrod
chief

added interest in the Dardancllcs c

hereof for the creditors of said ‘Es—
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: ‘ ‘ jo‘bing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
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operations.
The Gallopoli

sible- beating on the Balkan si

field will be
closly‘watchcd because of its pos in! Wes

immediate payment to

124-31-a7

WIL'LlAM A. ,WENNRIOH.
Administrator.

ed' within ”m “m' "HI-b“ deterred nation-again "simmering by rea-
a ”New" A" 93’5“" “WWI t°‘s.on of renewed quadruple. En-
wd mm“ 3” requemd to makeltcn'te pressure on Bulgaria and T
Greece. Never before has the‘im-

portance of theopcrati'ons at the,

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onoesof nor-ice. .
District or. Norwalk, ss.: mm.
QOilrt. Augustfl.‘ A. 1)., 1915. '
' Where'ss, Written application has
been made to this Qqurt tonadmin-
istration of the estate of Pietro Dom

artifice than new.

~ Germany plans .to. deliver.

realized in Great Britain; and i
especially so as ‘ from the sout .
t etc are many indications that,‘ the enemy had evacuated during
' berths night, thus completi
néxtdiard blow against Serbia in} conquest of, that. part of the Cour
older to "unions withTurkey and

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‘ listen Point. W Newport . .
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- . , 8:00 p.11. . - 6:00 p. It.“ indies' and gents. garments. Making
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. ; valley Grove. . .Vailsy Grove Skirts from” up. Suits from ss‘up.
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9’3“!“39 1915: l“. .‘0 17°19?! irate.
, soon}; and nonpublic notice taproot.
. Ibo givenjtoall persons interested
therein, by publishing this order: firs
newspaper having, a circulation; 5411"
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over-running :Serbia she would 0

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thus .che‘ckm'ate the, spring plans

thaiIGe'rniany'looks to the cast
for a-‘settletnent of the war. By

cnpy 3;}Very,fifstforable strategic
partition to: invoke Bulgaria’s oas-.
sivd or active? aid "in - reaching

,_ dpubtiess has brought
out‘ he: reheWed negotiations

the “recent trench wdrfarei‘onn the 9
gallipoli peninsula. but there
really has bx‘een‘rino noteworthy
change in‘ the situation so fara‘as

The Austro‘Germans'\ continue
to make progress both ytoflthe

. Warsaw. . and “the . Austro- Hun-r
giggle dais; 1:6” “ave tilt in, two
. ._ .. . ., . t'e‘f: ussilm orces whic grail-eat.-
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night in the Anon; district. In al‘ei .
section to-the» north of firms at
German attack at a point north of
tbs mlroad‘station of Sanchez -

Nguyilie—St. fVaa’st, :to the east of
the road to Lille, the Germans”,
after exploding a mine, bombard—
ed our positions violently and en—
deavored to come out from their
trenches . They were at once
checked by the fire of our infan-
: try and our artillery. ‘ '
.“lnthe Argonne not far- from
.the road running from Vienna-let
{Chateau to Binarville, the enemy .
last night delivered an attack up.—
on our advanced posts and tench~
1es making ulseof hand grenades
and bombs. They were driven
back to their lines by our fire.

Inthe western section of the
front which extends from Haute
Chevauchec‘ to Vaquois, there
was fighting with bombs. hand
grenades and. rifles which lasted
a portion of the night.

In‘the Vé'uges a flesh German
attack against our positions on
the Linge"was delivered at about ,
1 o’clock in the morning but re:
sultcd in complete failure. A curl
tain of fire maintained by our,
troops inflicted perceptible loses
on the enemy”

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ROME, via Paris, Aug. 9, 12:45'
a. rut-The following official state-
ment dated August 8, has been
given out by lialian general head-
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“ScarCh c’”

A NewComedyAby Augustin MscHugh, I

Author of “OFFICER 666"

With the fbllowingMetropolitsn Cast:

Howard Estabrook, Montague Love, Charles A. Stevenson. ’

Fred Graham; Wilfred Sesgrun. Ethel Grey Terry, Rufih»

Allen, George Gaston, Stanley GroomeLA. P. Kaye, Re 0'

Lloyd,’.Gonlon Barby.

NOTE: “Search He" will begin I New York run at theihiety
Theatre. Wednesday. August 11.

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‘Alpine detachments, advancingl,
‘boldly along a difficult ridge ‘of‘
<rocks, which rises from the south
Iov'er Val del Monte .Noce), surw

 

itng of the seventh troops of the:
[enemy entrenched southeast of;
ithe peak of Ercavallo, captured
bombs, fuse cartridges andmothcr
material. ‘ '
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OPEN YEAR ’ WESTPORT,

A'sounn ‘ GOMPO IN N Connecticut.

Dine and Dance m the; Counts—Orchestra.

’ —¥-CAFE GRILL——

inimitable Entertainment—Moment in Food and Service. ‘
$1 501': sighngumunm SPECIAL $1 50 i

pun—Commencing my 29.
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Olives.‘Colsry. delshss. Plexus. Little Necks, Clam Chowder, Fish
in Season. Parisionne Potatoes. dial: Cold Boiled lobster, Mayonnaise
\Dresslng, Halt‘Broilod Chicken. New Boiled Potatoes. Vegetables a
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“from their positions by the ac-
uratc fire of our mountain artil-

"hcight of more than 10.000 feet.
“on the crane of Ercavalic.

‘1 “In the valleveof Sexton in Ca-
,dorc, aftrrl‘ careful prcph‘ralion by.

{our medium calibre artillcrv durn,
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"ithcv have been reinforced. ,

“On the Caren ulntcnu vestcr~‘
vlav the enemy with the obirct of
:bampcring the progress of our np~ .
licd weak but:
ks. which'
He?
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PARIS. Augft)" ii p. m.-—En-
ircling' operations by French
'vtroops again German forces in
Lthe Kamcrun. a‘ German colony
' t Africa. have resulted in
further successes. according to an

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Ministry of the Colonies today.
he statement says: *’ _

Encircling operation
‘French forces in the sou
y, east Kamerun are proceeding suc-

c ssfull . 031 uly 17 columns
e y thook Bitam. which

sby

ng the

go ceeded to' Germany in 191 t, .

“On July 23 columns operating
in, the, east stormed the post of
Mnop'a. forcing, the enemy to. re-
tire of Mombi,_which in turn was
captured fourdays later. Recon-
maissanCesfwcre' immediately des-

st

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Troops are displaying . great .‘ ac.—
'tivity on the Gadji-Ben, Bimbo
in

a bat, twas evacu

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7 CONSTANTINOPLE, A-ue. 9.
422'; o. m.——:I‘hegTurki'slf'“ ‘b’attle;

ated by the Ger:

sunk by . a' submarine Of 'the En-
tente powersfaccording to’an of-

by the Turkis 1 government

0f Rosanne-omen-

of the Russian general staff ;_._. _
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ldie Vistula the day of the 7th

' Between/flue V icprz and the Bug

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official statement. issued by the1

thv and; betwce

patched. agair‘ist'Nganela. Nyssast.

front. .Gsdli. after a: violent com:

ship Khyred-‘Din ,Bnrbarossa of
.ooo"tons displacementan'd fortn- '
HIV the German warshipi KquIrs't '
Friedrich‘ Wilhelm, - has - been

‘ ‘ficial- announcement issued today

3 .STUBBORN. RESISTANCE.

.PETROGRA’D. Aunt. get-The .
following official'st‘atement Was. ‘
issued .tddayi'at' the headquarters ,

idirecti’dn ob Riga". we 1
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without any essental change on
the roads cast of Ponicwcsch.

“Enemy attacks on Kovno and
()ssowctz which were repulsed on
the 6th, were not renewed the fol-
lowing;r day. The enemy continues
to deliver it's attacks from the
Ncrnw line along the whole front,
great forces of the. enemy being w
directed, against the L'oruza’Os—
trow sector, ‘

“On the right bank of the mid-

 

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passed withod‘f any engagements
of importance. (‘ln the left bank
of the Vicprz there have been ob-
stinatc rear guard actions. In the
course, of counter-attackgwc cap-
turcd some hundreds of prisoners.

TUESDAY:
confine Walker in new Paramount.

“Minding"

there has been no "essential

change. ‘
.srsssso AFTER weoomo.‘

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Six Men Were Cut in 'Knlting Atfrsyj
Following Polish Celebration. ‘

HARTFORD, Aug. 94—81! men were 1
stabbed. two’at least very seriously.
,and the Dniester." lli‘ not fatally, in a fight which began ’
1 than night on Elm street, followings.” ‘
l HEADQUARTERS OF AUS"Polish wedding celebration and ended,
TRIAN ARMY IN POLANDJin {menu “it!“ .35,” m so»;
via. London, Aug. 9-, 1‘ 3- "L" neli Park. The two mostwseriousl!
:The defeat ,of‘ the Russians 'onimm m Frank.Krasok and Phili
‘ Sunday in the fighting on the line (hwecbek. ‘ ,

n Lubcrtow and ‘Miechowl A party of wedding “emit”?
3 resulted in driving two groups”. standing~on Elm QM?!“- “5°. p91.”
iapa‘i‘t leaving a large gap betwee a“. when.” m, as may caniearn

them. Russian troops fightmg MM, thrown mm the gnu-p W
inorth'of Lubartowfled northeast, the trouble. _
across the Vicprz‘v at Lessekowtce
about twelve miles north of imb—
ertow, While those mound- Miecln
ow fledgnorthwest to reach the
Vicpri by way of ‘Baranoyv.

the enemy‘s advance guards along
a wide front.~ ,
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Post declares'th‘e attitudepj‘ Sweden toward-Russia, and x
the latter‘s allies" for sometime past has’rei‘realed elements ‘

‘ of I; disquieting character. 4* - ,4 . 1‘ , g, . .. .. ,

‘lEmboldened by. recent;,Gerrriun;‘§uccesses,” thplinewsfl

paper? says, “the latent hostility of swollen, whichli‘assnge

ver forgiventhe loss of Finland, has. become strongly the .

' velope’d. Considerable pfltpatfations for warlike contingen- .2

'ciéskhove‘pfeeo'noga ip.‘norih5w¢den.. and, 'tlic'f Smdish
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