new Advertisements on thispage. Twenty—Five W
Three Times. 50c. Each Additional
7-1. taco or Caps. Double Price.
.. 1..
' 1.. 01115375237-
eLTo Let;
For Sale, Sayings .and
_ Ptofesslonhl ~ Cards, and
Miscellaneousm‘
j
"
anatomic
Word, 1 cent ’per Insertion. In Black-L
‘ today Outside of Gorizia.fThe It-i
alians brought up additionalafiI
‘ izia, leaving 2,000 dead on the
'gained an “important point stratv
1 v
WANTED.
1 , EXPERIENCED?
dressmakers or alteration hands for
coats and suits. Good salary. Steady
To LET — HOUSES. A’ FLATS,
Tatar. ~ son sALn.
row eats-sous i915 COWL
‘store, basement, manufactory, barn. dash Ford roadster body with run-
Rents to meet all wants. all) at Ding boards, tenders, top, slip cover.
A bargain it sold at once.
Dosltltm: Apply ‘Paiiis Cloak"& Suit
House. 33 So. Main 8;.
WANTED -— PROMINENT
profitable position tor member or the
tibiasonic Msturnity. Masonic Protec-
~live association, Danbury, Conn.
To LET—APARTMENTS AT 219
E. Washington street. Partial im- « .»
provements. Inquire st 64 South
.Main St, South Norwalk. '
. - .-———..
I TO LET—anion spar. lair... o‘
‘19 3‘ rooms, 4‘ on llrst floor,” and 2 ‘on 3""
: a
WANTED __ OPERATOR. M‘LE,fx-uu . All improvements. Plenty or
. or teniaie, on button hole and Union;
special machine. Apply Royal Manu-
a
1622-2. Garage 132 South Main St.
all) St
Friend :—-—“You poor fish, "
don’t you know that the one
best place to buy shirts
at Rogers ,8: Stevens,
“Don't you knonLthey have a
New York Resident,
Austin.
FOR .mfigg‘wo (2) DESIRA-
.yble building lots on Wilson Road. Ap-
ply to .l. M. Layton Co., inc.
who sends the new
right along?” “
ate at “This week they're selling ,
i T0 LET—ROOM Wi'rh ALL
improvements and us‘ of phone at
125 South Main street. Call in the f. 1
39 n -. Fog BALEtA LADY's HORSE,
«lecturing 00.. 85 Washington
WANTED—COM'PETENT
. GIRL‘ evening.
tor waitress and chambermald.
. , l
' FOR sscs—uovnno PICTURE
and a large conservatory. In-lbuliness in tpslprosperous city ot
quire 9 Bayview 'Avq. ' aloe: Bridgeport, Conn. This is one or the
' best places in the city. Now doing a
good bunnéuzifAddresa A. Porsdis.
1141 State and. ‘~ alo 6t
silk shirts at a big reduction.”
$4 Shirts 52.35 .
$5 Shirts .1.....3365
And all their straw hats :at
'ington and can be obtained by
inuire between 6 and 7 p. as, Mrs.
1- TO LET—4 R M IN 0D
.LeGrand C. Belts, 83 on the Green,| 00 8 ‘GO
condition, city water. Rent $8.00. 15
‘7 3t11'Reynolda street, East Norwglk. 111- not selL Address Horde, care Sen-
“ quire on premises or or Mrs. Chase. tidal... , < V‘
RL-l Union Place, ‘Norwaik. a9 3t '
.1 WANTED +- HUNGA'RIAN or
[wants work as housekeeper. Can do
atyattl or nothing, good disposition.
Two. weeks' trial tree. Reason for
cellist? lack or use, otherwise would
so 3t
Rogers & Stevens
South Norwalk. ‘
~~1-...._..,
SAY sous
plain cooking. Washing and ironing!
LE zoo
Inquire 1 Henry street. 1"" ND FLOOR. 8
‘9 l“'Cottoge street; partial improvements.
t 'l ' .
WANTED-TO BUY A NATIONAL M“ y ”awed
,vCash Register; will pay cash. State
NOI‘WIIR.
'price, number and description. Ad-
fims x Arthur 'ro LET—TWO 'Nlanv LOCAT.
ed apartments. Powell Place. Near F0" 3&5'4‘) WWW“ ”WHOM
Brush street. Rent $16 and 318. C. T.
McGovern. 1355 Washington street.
Gasser, 1476 l
WANTED—A COMPETENT GIRL
tor upstairs work and to help with
FOR BALE—YOUNG
Sound. kind and gentle. Two wagons.
rubber tired runabout. 2 single sets
inquire at Jerome ct harness. Call after 6 o'clock; Ste:l
Smith, on premises. a9 3t phen Yobbogy, .10: Windsor Place. Son
' a7 at
HORSE.
.. ATTACKS FAILED"
PARIS, Aug. “10., 2:30 p. m.~—
The; lirench War Office this af-
ternoon gave out. a report on the
of hostilities
reads. as follows: '
hens. Extra use layers: No butter
stock in the state. Price very reason-
Keeler Building. ' 3'7 3t able. 32 Stuart ayenue. Phone 736-2..
‘TInathcv Artoisn district,
north of the Soushez railway sta-
tions the Germans last night do»
livcrcd two attacks in which they
, made use of bombs. They ‘ were
.the children. Mrs. F. H. Montgomery,
1 T‘ LE 1 .
liq France street.‘ Norwalk. 0 T—ONE LARGE FURNISH
ed room Tvith running Water. newly
papered and painted. 15 Hayiiand St,
wANTED—MAN TO DRIVE uni
livery wagon. Apply Great A. it 4’.
a7 3t 53‘-
"".,FOR BALE «‘~ YOUNG WORK
horse. weight 1,250 pounds. _. Color.
black. Sound. 103 East avenue. Tele.
37 3t'
“In the Argonne, in the eastern
part of the forest last night wit-
,nesscdsa cannonade and rifle fir-
ll‘ea Co. 124 Washington street,*"80.’v TO LET—FOUR ROOM APART-
ment at No. 9 Ann street. South Nor- ”"9“" touring
Inquire No. 2 West avenue. ti condition.“ A "l
To Late-six noon COTTAGE
with Ill improvements. 12 Lincoln
avenue. 5 rooms with improvements,
at 9 Hamilton avenue. 5 rooms with
improvements. at 72 North Main St.
Inquire United Grocery Company. ’
willing
o
will give astonishing low, prices on
palnting,_ paperhanglng and general
jabbing. 274 East avenue and 10 Cot-
tage street. Tel. 1271-3. or 743-2. 1 icelvlng applications for causus and
- _~...___~_.__.
MISCELLANEOUS.
inermsCo.
. \fisllmd Ave. cor. 0in at Tel. teas
' NOTICE
H. SOHENK, s CLAY STREET. “£8“le 0'
tailor. Cleaning, pressing. altering oi:
ladies’ and gents. garments. Making Walk.
0: Ladies' Suite to order/a specialty.
Skirts from” up. Suits from 38 up.
Satisfaction or 110’ pay. 1
EXCURSIONS
R 'NORTHPORT
fl OIN'I‘, VALLEY.
. GROVE ANDNDRTH'RORT ‘
,.-,Bost Lesves’m
ITALIAN MlDWiFE—MRSSA'NTA
mo. graduate from the University
at italy. Licensed in New York and
Jennecticut. Close Examinations and
assistance by latest modern methods.
rs Ely avenue. Telephone 815. '13 am
ROTON P
.1 Boat Leaves
l 11:301a. m.
, Best Leaves -,
(:Boatsrrlves- p
Valley Grove
Valley Grove.
. foil arrives at Best srrlv’e'sst , I. D or Ion House 1
KINDS creeps soon ,
- "-coost-‘TompDER. '
"—1""“—‘«‘.““—"‘
com sen
DANCING '
JOHN ”a: O
stamens Gun 1m»
, nova-roe seamen-'- GENER- 36Wster81.
- 1n!» contractor. Estimates given on
an kindle: contract work. as sure
1 sagas our estimate. We can save you
on, sm-s, so Wood at.
E..- ‘ F. u .
The legal Voters '0!
1 .1 -.... Voting District of the Town and City}
BUSINESS NOTICE . of Norwalk are hereby notified
' ‘ lthe Registrars of Voters of the}
SMITH AND WEIGHT HAVING? Second Voting District of the Towu'made by the enemy against the;
reduced their expenses to a minimumimd City or Norwalk wm be in gangstation and the mill at
sion at City Hallpli‘riday, August um i was casilymrepulsed.
and Friday, August 13th. 1915 lroml
12 to 9 "p."ln., (or the purpose of re-
FOR SALE—8276 SMALL FIVE-‘3
in excellent
opportunity to se—t at V
_. cure a good car at a very low pricey
To LET-41 UN’lON 8T. 7 R001! 1": c.‘ Goodyear. 76 Wall
apartment. Posseslon at’once. The were; :1... 51%,; 1
Hates assaults! Co. 1 “‘ m t!
street, Nor-
-, :31 u.
llilllllli 0f - .
”nus NOIICE
primary regulations and for all cor-
rections of said list.
EDWsARD B. DOULENS.
JEREMIAH EAGAN.
Voters for
District of the Town and City of Nor-
South Norwalk, July 31. 1915.
181. a 5 12.
W
' LOOK!"
I share profits with you by "giving
you the lowest prices on 715 years guar-
anteed tin m'sde_into leaders. hand-
made. palnted‘lnslde‘. [tin roofing.
plumbing and heating. 1 1 , ‘
‘ HENRY/ATHEGELEIN.
Phone 1106-12
d
I if @lllllltis 1 _
ing. but with no infantry engage-
mcnts. There also was
}thh bombs and haml grenades
"In the forest of Le Pretrc, the
Evsulfld‘ismrmsm ' 1 ,; ~
corpsi‘attacked the Italians. yes-1
.._:_L‘ _.
tillery, arid after a battle of 15‘;
the Austrians to retreat into Got-i
battle field. 1 ”lb
The Italians are said to have
egically by joining forces be—
tween Romans and D'oberdo,
south Of Gradisca. The Austri-
ans endeavored in vain to pre-*
ventthis junction, losing heavily
in the effort. 1 ' "
The bombardment of Rovere~
to 'continues.
————
REGISTRATION OF
~- AMERICAN SEAMEN.
WASHINGTON . Aug. 10.—
Certificates of‘ registrationwill- be
lug - -~ Hoosiers
, Dinner 75c $1.90 311596
stream mm +-*“
no» -’ Bath
hours, lithe despatch says, forced 1,1 »
OPEN YEAR . ‘ ‘7” . .
C O M PO I Nu
Dine and Dance Between tin. Conner-Orchestra. 7 1, 1;
.-:--¥!'1"CAF r: GRILL—i4 ‘* .1
inimitablplhtqtglnmmhl'efectmn in Food and Service. ‘ ' _ .
SHORE ' DINNER SPECIAL ' 50' .
Noon to It” mine-Commencing May 29. . " ’ ‘
—-- M E N U '
Olives, Celery, was, Pickles. Little Necks, clam Chowder; Fish;
it Season. Parisian“ Potatoes. Halt Cold Boiled Lobster, Mayonnaise .,
"7 DWI-ins- Hal! Broiled Chicken New Boiled Potatoes, Vegetablesin‘w
Season, Dem! Tease. - - " '“
$1.50..
issued to-Amcrican seamen now
in British waters in lie‘u’ oi the
passports now required by British
law for ship’s crews as well as
travelers. Orders were cabled to
consuls in England today as pass?
ports can be issued only in Wash—
mail orpersonal applications. ‘AsI
the Britisheorder requires only;
adequate indentification, the cer-‘
tificatesbearing photographs are
expected to suffice. _ _ .
State Department. ofi’rcrals _in
American ports have been 1 m—
structed to warn sea captams
the new British order and aid ap-
plicants to obtain. necessary i'den-
tification. ,1 1 *- , ,
,_..__-.————-———- ,1
RMANS LOST ~ _, »
GE 55,000 SOLDIERS.
patch to the Tribune from Ins-g
lBruck, Austria, says that in the
the Pissa River to Ostrov', north-
lost 65,000 ’men in killed or in
tion of the Russians.
The engagements
in the vici-
i
for five days. and the Germans
tion of the defenses of the ,sur-.
'cnemy, after a violent bombard—
wnsi fcrint: ficrcc res
Montcli
“The uiv ht passed quietly ‘ in
the Vosges." .
RUSSIAN DIET -
MEMBER DEAD.
. .BEREIN, Aug. 10—,By wirc~
loss to Sayvillc, L. I.)—'——A
patch from Danzig, given out by
the Overseas News Agency snysl
Otto Muenstcrberg, -a member of:
Second
the Prussian Diet, and brother Ofl
,Mucnsterberg. of
Harvard university, is dead
lthe agchof .62 years;-
ENTENTEALLIES .
,1 ' >6 BMARINE»
~ .CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 9.
viar'Be'rlin. Aug: to, by wireless'
c .N.1Y.—-—-A.
allies
Prof. Hugo
at blip.
telég‘raphy- to Sayvill
‘ submarine -of- the E-
was sunk near Bulair this after-
noon by 1 a Turkish aeroplane
which threw 1 bembs upon the
Craft. :Althhezgcrew livers lost.
amuse ON 1
'sDLLIVAN, 15.1.;
1';
“in tile 'pavllllon ’ _'
1 ' ADMISSION
. “Instructdr in attendance to
assist all who wish aid.
Private lessons an
appointment.
signs. Casket Coverings ol'rare
beauty. Moderate prices. PMpt now or latsiy‘ot Jules‘Garrison;
SFYVICE 1_ Telegraph cumin-union:
’ tron withlcadiug florists? in print “1
.gipa11citm51q the United States.“ nou‘ " * Administrator one: N:
m
val-ATE DAIRYMENV‘WIEE
s'ronns. Conn. 'A'u . no. 31‘:
1::1;1,:‘Soullr Nomalk. florist: 1.
~nin' St; schematic;
sly, siu'pi-t
up
pasta,» ,
~ ‘ 36-2 1-‘3 nuai meeting
m1”: Ill kind. ‘or
Ulla- .1
1 row
Dairymen's 1%
today; It wl poll
1" 'L ‘v V, a ‘
. PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IUnderand pursuant to an order of
. the Court of Mate for the District
_ (Gregory Boulevard) 1 of Norwich, authorising it thereunto,
~ : t ’ o the subscribegbereby otters for'lilltl,
Pfllll May 1. _ all such rlzhtf title and intensities
DINNERS AND' ALr‘tAnna Fitch, jlate ct Norwalk’ln *sal‘d
' District, deceased."had orthogona-
or her ,deathgln and to the rationing
described“‘refsij’estate; dogfv‘vitgg ‘ ‘
Au tha$'\certairi3“tract”ol land
the buildings" "thereon, .' an quantity
sevenIaci-gs. more or less, located in
the meanings; District oaths-1cm
, p . _ _ ,7 or Norimlk; hounded *Northeriy by
.- ‘ .1 , , .. ‘_ i”: s. f Howard street; mutational.“ dry
Floral Tributes, original fie"; Stephen Keogh: 1 southerly py‘ Win-g
field streety‘ and. Westerly lily land
1- For particulars and terms. spply'to
The People's Trust'“Compsuy,.~' _‘
"tbroushtomtir- ‘
fit . 'j
.:-_ITALIAN FRONT. . . 1
EA. Switzerland. Aug. systematicallyior the. great Eur—
{10, via Paris,;I.:I-O a. m".—1—-The ap- 01933“ W31" by drawmg closer and
"pearance‘ on the: Italian front of closer about Germany the Prev“
Nustrian: tdepsk e'leased from . . , 1
the.1‘\Ritsngn1‘"cam aigll? is ‘an- math: and political net, frustrat-
These” ps;~to-the number" of
, .1 . ich‘sare equipped. with
. fiillcry: audition: :for' two army
x _ l u- ._ .
7
kivdod'eil‘lsll.
ransom FEATURE my.
Charlotterwalkenahd star dist pre—
sented in ilvepsrt Paramount play.
libc battle continues to the
~ucrmaus. In the rcoion 0
‘Of lvanuomd, the Russians arc o -
istnncc. inflicting
‘hcavv losses on their opponents.
. u—— M
TURKISH POSITIONS
PARIS. Aug. 10.. 4:55 a. m.—
The allied forces have rcsunlet
their attacks upon the Turkish
positions at the Dardanclles With
great vigor during the last two
days and have made scnsxblc prc-
gross on the tallipoli peninsula,
according to a Havas despatch rc-
ccived from Athens The Turkish
losses have been heavy. Simultan-
‘ the Turkish positions on the Dar-
danellcs, inflicting severe damage
on their defense works.
.0...» a w-
HOW ENGLAND
.-
'BERLLKA g. hot—.(bv wire-
SUNK'I less v toSeyville. N. Y.——The 561‘
lowing news it‘em's were given out
for’pulflication‘ today by: the
Overseas'Ncws Age’ncyvzfl‘ ‘ v
"The V'Ossische "Zeitung‘ and
the Berliner Tageblatt comment
at length -' On " the 1 latest ‘1 official
reports found. in BrusSels. They
Says these documents. prove con~
elusively that Englandmprepared
odsly loose meshes of thezdiplo
\
- 1 e
hounccdgbytthezfil‘ribune ina dos. mg all, attemptsof the German
patcltgfi'om. .Laihachr~ Austria. emperor-s government. 190 mam-J , _ 1.
tain peace. England is the 1 teiillRussian
and unscrupulous criminal who reach the deg
plunssdths world. into a sawmill" mans who “h
prepared warforjthemrist selfish [their way;
motiveuenvyf and-Tear, and as an ‘ che'ckéd,1-"Alrnost;
enema prevailed ,, 1'rlans. 1, directed . German war
against. the safety for 1Ge'rt'n‘anded was '
troops and Gennany’s industrial attain _
an‘d. cemmercial development ,. L1
A LA can't-n suavxcn AT ALL TIMES—Telephone 98 ‘ Westport
» 13' that the‘Gcrmzns would " retirement elsewhere
preserve order and the public
peace, and would. conduct waricinity of Hooge, while not com
only against hostile armies, andiparable with the tremendous 309
not against peaceful citizens. Theitions in Poland, marked the most ‘
Prinze; as a matter of precution, important engagement in which
was compelled to take as hostagv {the British army has figured since
es the heads of the civil adminis¥ the battle of Festubert in My.
tratiolnz and some other promin-LThe gain was small and still in:
cut citizens. The inhabitants 0f_to be maintained against the air ‘
the city may protect the lives of most inevitable German counter
thse hostages by informing thclattacks. ..
German‘military authorities of alll
‘ hostile plans which might endang-
er the troops. These precaution—
ary measures were taken to pre—
vent a repetition of the unpleas—
ant experiences at Louvain and
FORT AT LOMZA STOW“
don.—~For’t No. 4at 1.0mm. its;
been stormed and the "town 0!
Lomza, which is situated on the
Narew River, 72 miles sotuh‘welt
of Suwalki, has been occupied by]
iGerman forces, according to" _ ‘ ‘ 1.
lofficial statement issued by the,
gGerman army headquarters stat
ltoday. _. * ~
ALLIES MAKE’oAINs
1 , “On Sunday for the first time!
GENEVA. Swrtzerlaud, .Aug'jsince the beginning of the war,
101 via Bans, “10 a. mr‘A es'1t‘he Berlin Stadium opened
doors for bicycle races and swim-
_ _ . ming tournaments. They were a
recent. fighting along the secmmlgreat success. Among the spec—
of theeastern front, running froml tat ors were many wounded 59“],
rs. ~-
“The Gladbach >extilc works
have declared a dividend of 20
driven back to their trenches byiwmindtal b‘gni‘i‘sg‘laefgigifid‘d $5; per cent. Last year no dividendl
tunng re p1 ' ‘
east bf Warsaw.- the Germans 1
m.——Troops of the Entente allies
of 200 yards~olfa front of 40!)»
was declared. y . . , ,
yards cast of the Ivrithia road on
”During the months from April,
to June of this year new dcposxts
the Berlin savings banks ex—1fiCially announcedhe're today..A_‘
nity of Novogeoiifievsk1 the (188‘: m
Patch says. have been mmmuouslcccded the with drawal? of] 3,000"
. , i 000 marks ($600,000. n
have occupied the northern por l Charlottcnburg ‘
ince Jan. 1015. new deposits have
ccedcd withdrawals by l3.5?°r§
‘ - is
rounded fortress. The 3‘15““: 5 cs
_ ' 1 or ‘ 7
garrison depends main‘l‘yr “Em-i ooo marks. . ‘
mont. attacked at-‘ahbut'l8 o'clockillilyollf’t charges: as artl c y 1 "Work 0“ the 1‘3qu“ "1“an
’ yesterday evening our trenches in: munition is lackillg,‘ ' .‘ .1135 further advancedre‘ccnflv an l;
the vicinity of I La Groin-dos; North 0f the IMmm—Che‘m rat — '
'Carmcs butthey were checked b 3m“
t. . ‘ 1 y‘ ‘ ’ < ‘ 1 s
a curtain of hrc from the li‘rcnchgadvantagt‘ 0‘ the Austrians 1 1bccn_opcned for trai’fir‘.’
troops. Duringr the night a furlh-H
aer attack. accompanied by a bum.
the Secondlbardmcnt of shells containing tie-1
phyxiating gasses,
checked by our artillery.
“In Lorraine a rcconilaissaiicc
l a section fifty one kilometre: loop
between Tuanni and Reuulain ha
Nova;
‘ Alexandria. on the Vistuln south > PROTECT SOLDIF‘J?
FROM DEAD
PARIS, Aug. 10. 5:05 a. m.—-—
lHiram Maxim is credited by the
l I onclon Congesoondcnt of the Po—
tit Parisicu.‘ with havingvinvent-
ed a simple and inexpensive con—
.ct soldiers from
the effects of (cadly gases cm-
ploycd in battle. '
This device
cause the cases to
fuse harmlessly ab
against whom t
BRITISH DET
' NORWEGIA
l
v AGAIN ATTACKED.‘
‘trivancc to pro
is designed .
rise and dif-
ovc the men
N STEAMER.
LONDON. Friday, Aug. 6‘.De-
Ccnsor).———Announcce
as‘madc this cvenint1r that
steamer Tabs-
eouslv the allied fleet bombarded!
the Norwbgian .
man has been taken into port.
DREPAR ‘ FO'R WAR! The steamer Talisman
uly 17‘f0r Kirkw
d"'Gothenburq, .
d "dispatch as g‘VF“
' ’e the port- m-1
r was taken.
Sweden. last night at,_.the performance;
above does not stat”
.to'which‘ the steame
W .
N'WOUNDED , '1
LONDON. "Aug.
Lmé—“Captain‘Perc'y ,
a member of Parltamen
publication of, Bcléian diplomatic ‘
l
' has-Who extend. ,, ‘ ‘* ' ‘ .-
wounded in Fluid-3 Thoaulbor has made/“Search“
Iosion of a German as true comedy. using a. very perp __
ling plot to accomplish the. pur '
beenfscriously
ers by the exp
Mm Ass 1:0an
GER,“ V I“ » F R Arm‘s-.world tamousruby, owned by All»
LONDON, Au f o, 12:3; 1:. Ill. .thony Morelsnd, King‘s Counsel,’ ‘
operations ".1 ates a ,situationfin which.“ the and!-
' 11y ence is held breathless wane; t‘
Cfer' 1mery is being kthomed. No
.ui‘land hays aha":
ism: stage. the.
been“ smas 3‘19
d Riddle“! be?“ guests arsaccused o! the‘dee'd.
' simultaneousl ‘ the climax. n is discoveredrtliat '
which attcnllp..-- ersl spurious stones have Deane
fl'bf Riga and 'culated by» Moreland, -w’ho‘fl prld’
strategic 0053191110 . 1 1,
‘s‘ist‘the 1130695 as ‘ diS' gem in‘hiehousa withoutthe aid -'
_y“VIt,;is;the convictionofVGerman persed. 13nd11j‘dagnaged'. Tbe‘fissem‘ police DlQlfisllou
, ofi‘icia‘ls' thatvthe'fmilitarv negro-mime of" Germ
.tiati'ons begunfby the British mil- largest of any. n
itary attache at Brussels-Colonel {naval‘actions of ill
Nathaniel. W ‘ Barnardiston;1 were "with "the ‘ei‘rce’otio
. private. conversations betweenlsquadron attire“
militry men..which were sharedi'
‘ ; by Belgiandiblomat‘s:
f'fhe' rVOssic’heV Zeituun-“saius ‘ships'r'ani
. . 11
unit was the. "laxity or action and mystery
gagged (if! 1‘ the ‘given myths productions «How
1:- wartime far. nelson-coke as ,n'nomu n. «H
ofthe allied Anterica‘ni‘dramatist.‘,1,eharss them
Dardanclles It. ore with lied Graham, iii the role
, och, Apthony‘Moreland. in nil-nights; a
British lire ‘ottheplsy. Bothf‘are‘ '
it; the LEelgian ingtheir‘ parts, Estalirook»: "
ll The‘factuthaédthet'to 5a nlcetyla yuinz‘kl
«results var/19W
after the manna
W E 81' P0 RT,
Conductlcut . ‘
\
The British advance in the vi.
BY THE GERMAN}
BERLIN, Aug. IO—-—via Loin
IN THE D‘ARDANELL]
LONDON, Aug, 10.--—Io:'55 p.
in the Dardanellcs made at gain
the Gallipoli peninsula. it wassof- '.
footing.r also has been gained on .
Chunuk Bahr and another landing *
effected elsewhere, the statement
adds. - H .
popuLAR AMusEMENTs.-
KINDLING." “1 ’
Seldom has any motion pictutt
production won the general favor“
which greeted thepresentation ot' 1.
"Kindling" a live part Pbramoun
play starring Miss Charlotte WalkerQ ’
The play opened at the Stranlfln-
New York and ran tor a week to the"
largest houses that have'fturned o t.
to any play since the place has _
running. That is sumcient evidence
in.itseit oi the quality and. style pt;
the feature and Norwalkers will be
sure to like it. The play appears a
Pleasant our and mckwood‘s Hall
today 0 y and the bill will be ’com-
pleted with other good pictures: To-
morrow's headliner. will be a new in~
stallment Of the ’s'erial beautitul—
"The Goddess: with Anita Stewart
and Earls‘Wiilisms. An all star out
presented by the Fox Film Company
willx play "Wormwood? on Thursday-
evening of this week. Friday nigh
will be another big night for a. spelt
iai attraction, "The Running Fight”
being the headliner. .
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STAMFORD THEATRE: _ .
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