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Classified “Ads.”-—To Let. Allillil my mm. WARM APPARENIW - 1 * ,. .1 -. 1. 43
,. . ' For Sale, Business and 0" "if m of Will REGEN THEATRE
n S 0 Professional Cards, and Tm fggencggfmgwy 01mm «comm-a m... m run-.1 limit. 976
own 0 1 on. u , are n- ‘ .
‘ ‘ Miscellaneous 3233‘32‘1352 Ii??? £33 132““ . been relieved byiseveral mam 1
' attacks. . ' ) ‘ ~
LASSlrIaD Advertisements on thlspage, Twenty-rive Words orLess, 25c {9353013133 The English public 1. discus- Egg gfif‘gfiefl'flbgfiftg’p‘gflgf 24th
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In black- Manda” October 4. 1915 sing with greatest interest the
face 01. Caps, Double Price. for the purpose of electing by ballot: record war budget presented ya-
l—A Board of Selectmen, a Town
teniey. The budget has been re-
“Everywoman”
III—r — Cle'k: ‘* Townd Treasurer, an M aceived without opposition worthy
sessor, a Boar of Relief, 8, Tax;
WANTED. I TO L.ET FOR SALE- Collector, Two Auditors, 111°f note NOTE—300 seats at 25 cents will be placed on sale
at the box office at 1 :30 on Friday evening, Sept. 24.
Sat. Matinee ani Night, Se pt 25th
INAUGURATION OF THE REGENT THEATRE
WANTEO—EAST SIDE HELP TO To LET——5 NICE LIGHT ROOMS, FOR SALE~VERY CHEAP. Shiv.
‘do fringing on mantle and piano 4? 11‘i11ststreet, East Norwalk. 5’? 3t eral pieces of household furniturel
scar-ts. Paid while learning. Will give __ ...-- ICall at 10 Spring street, or phoneI
Constables. Two Registrars Quill
Three Members of the?
School (.‘ ommittee—being
the officers this town is, by statute.
Voters,
Town
EAST NDRWAUI fill
‘f"
“0“! home. Apply Z. Salilt‘ii, 1 COVE To LET SIX ROOMS W'ITH ALL k142i; 5 $21 gtl provided, required to elect 81 its! 0PEN8 AUSPICIOUSlY supre-c. Hc‘nre P’ogram ' 1
m. I . . v . “9., , i . . - Matinee daily at 2:15. Evinlng at 7: 15. (2 complete perfprmance‘il. ,
enue. East .Norwalk. ._.. 1t improvements at 25 Putnam avenue. 1 Annual I‘own Meeting. . |
"" lnqui1e M. J Crowley, 4 West MainI FOR SALE-"HUPMOBILE. 1913. ~To hear and act upon the severall Special Orchestra “d Musical Program.
WANTED—TO RENT, BY A LADY, street. Norwalk or phone 189-12 .322 3t $2231. Austin's Garage, 122 South Main
Annual Reports of Town Officers. ’ (Continued From First Page.) V!"
all alone, alarge front room, with prit- .__-- __, 1‘street. Phone 1622-2. 11:30 31.3 3—To hear the recommendations or .——-- ———-~ 1 '
ilBgo of light house keeping Addwss TO LET EIGHT ROOM HOI SE --.._ I the Board of Finance and act upon Siders. i Announcment Extraordinary
A. M. 8.. 010 Sentinel :22 lit with partial improvements. Centrally ‘FIOR SALE~MY BIG PAI‘I‘IRQ same. 5 Gay Decoration. Earl Williams (Himself)
WEEK‘Eo—smnfi located 1mm” at store, 1': cm” 8‘ .131 t: 13cc. :1 gold all around horse. 4—~’l‘o take such action as the meeting. One can scarcely “‘9 in the 30839
_I * 11:2 3 t; 1' ,, I 1 . , d of the fair the former si1abb“olu ' ' ON SATURDAY NIGHT
1119 aged woman as housekeeper for an .. 11:. ’ 30‘" Huh” 3,1' “ right. Tele may deem it Usable in regard to “L" l y j Will Appear Ill Person 1 ’
elderly coupig or (took for :1 Infinite TO LET FROM OCT 1161‘ 5.“. 11110111 1413—4, Franklin street, Soutli' the l’ublit Schools of the Town, in “0 ”rem y and originally i5 ”“3; SEP‘- 25TH .
. . I . W - - - - ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . ‘ . 1 ,I - . interior of the bulldin dicorat d. The '
‘HmHl’. Influlre 56 Connecticut avenue, ond lloor, four rooms, back. With im-. .\on.alk. “SI and to "m“ “(09‘5“er approplla g ‘ e l and greet h" many Norwalkadmlrers personally.
tions for the same.
To provide for the Maintenance 01
the Roads and Bridges of the
Town, and make appropriations
for the same.
:very tastefully draped booths range;
alongside the wall. The pillars that“
break the floor—space are covered wit:.I1
green, which is relieved ultn strips;
Iof white. Over this sprays of pine-i
bc Itrces are attached, showing off the
between 10 a. m. and a p. m.
provemcnts. 40 Bayview aVcnue. ln-' II 1 . , ‘1
quire Mrs. Bradbury. 322 (it FOR SALE—HOUSE FOR bALh,
IElm street, Norwalk. Bath, laundry,
electric lights, new furnace, cement.
cellar. Ready for occupancy. Photos
on application. Very easy terms. lec-l:
The peer of all motion picture actors, star of ‘ The Goddess ”
hundreds ot other big features.
WANTED—TO (r0 OI T BY li’Al
washing alld ironing. Inquire )0 ll 111d « 'ro LET—2 FURNISHED ROOMS.
501' Place "3- 3' Separate or connecting. Steam heat,
' EEEE'L‘E—T‘ bath. Apply 7 Maple stlcet, Norwalk
,v
D. W.'GRIFFITH’S BIG PRODUCTION
“TI-1E BIRTH OF A NATION”
6——'l‘o tulle such action as may
WANTED -~—A COMPETE\T lit: son a Studio 53 Wall street, Norwalk ‘ . 1 . effect most decidedly. Overhead curl-1
522 st ' dcclnt-d advisable in regald tu ' 1 OMING
man as cook and laundrcss. Apply 112.89 if Erecting Railing In certain plat-95.9mm” Japanese lnlltcrns encircle the, C TO THE REGENT THEATRE SOON'
l1. Schenck, Wilton, Conn. s2: in Mint ._ ‘ Flags of sev-5
TO LET—SEVEN ROOMS
bath, all improvements. Nicely paper- FOR SALE—ONE LIQUOR LlU-I
cd and paint-1d Owner 1111.1 ing out. A1.Iense, tor-Town of Norwalk. For fur-j
so 11w, rooms “1111 1111111. amt Lounfme" information address P. 0. Box
inquire in. A. Taylor, 8 Lewis sheets-5731 50“”) NOI‘Wfllk- 312 if
112231 “1
along the State Aid Road. IIbrilliaut elect ic light.
7~-'l‘o make provision for the. Town erul nations, alld college and city pen-
l’our. minis are shown to advantage inter.
3.41,, m“, sue}, mm“ as may beI'spersed with the other decorations i .-. .. I I .
deemed advisable and necessary'I Children Entertain. ,and NECK witches \mcr‘itall pcnplcfilit—m “idiotic
___._ -.~--._..___ 1,, "gull u, indexing the lond‘ Lust evening was School Night. Pu- ‘ Punch Boom.,\:lnku\.t1s L 1.11m \on l’apcn desv
AUTOMOBILES ; Records or the Town. .pllaVof Fitch and Marvin schools veryI This is a winner. It is constructed cribcs lhc.111'
l 9-~1~To listen to the Reports of the. kindly and ably furnished the- enter- of tree-wood, and real apples, grapes. “H \‘lalldartl “UV“
Matinee, 5 and 10 cents. .
Evening, all seats, IO cts.. Boxes and Loges, 20 cts.
,._.
WANTED—SECOND HAND SKlFl“.
t’tatc length, condition and lcu'c=t
cash price. Address Box 1, cfo Senti-
chl. 52: 3t
PRICES
. “v.1;
\.
WANTED-—-PUSlTION llY EXPER TO LET—5 ’XlROOMS “1TH IM-'
icnced stcnographei. Best of r‘-cter provemenls at 72 North Main street.
”'l'hc Yan-
We pay but prices for all kinda of Special Committee on Stone talnmenl. which “as excellent and leaves and vines decorate it This 1, . .- . 1 .1
0m... mmifllwd Mr. E. i , , us 2111 not so Ililtlllt as the
Phone 551- 2 Rowaythou,‘ Clomilgmddmzi‘ Rent 313- A150 5 rooms ““11 improvo— JUNK. ( rusher. jqultc ploper lorlhe opening night. 'l‘bc place is the mecca, for the thirsty ones. supciior t 1”,th 1'1111 Papen
_~ , _...-. "' ”wms “t 9 Hamilton atonue 7 r0ongI’TI-IE WM EFFRON CO Inc, lO—To lay .1 tax on the latnhle estate mfalr was lormully opened by the and Mrs. Fred M. Wheeler andd Mrs. thinks and arc k.“ impressed
WANTED—~OPERAT0RS,’ MALE “mag“ “"11 8“ ‘ml’m‘ememr at 5 Send postal or telephOne. Tel. 441! of the Town, in order to meet the 11,1upyor who spoke briefly.
The follow- E. J. St. John are kept busy.
current expenses of the same, limiting program was carried out: I The Gregory Store. dccds oi the (11 minus which
4611i 11 time' when anld tax may but 1—“Allch0red"-Son8 by Mnrvinl Mrs. J. H. Ruddle is in charge 01' as have prt sc nth ”It inst-h cs to the
due and payable_ ‘Scbool Pupils. icomlllelely stocked a grocery store 85 11toIplc of the l nitctl States chief-
To appropriate money for any and, 2——“Sleeplng Beauty," dramatize-(1.30u could desire it is an exact re- It in thc form of the killing of
all the matters aforesaid. to pass VOL-:pupils oi Fitch School. lproductlon of your grocer-’3 place of 11011 cunnilatgmts
'ers, and to do any and all other bust. 3—Reoitallon«~llliss Gretchen Rider. business 1‘ is trimmed With green
Lincoln avenue inquire United Gro- E, than he txpctts uith lllt heroic’.
cery Co. at if ;
*BUSINESS NOTICE
“m
TO LET—~APARTMENT OF FIVEI FOR HIRE "PASSENGER PACK
822 ll rooms at 13 High street Apply 38 ”113’ ard touring car for hire day or night,
ivlew avenue. 821 3t at reasonable rates. L. H. Kendrick.
wmreo—x MAN TO CARE Font ' :20 6t
and female, on Singer power machines
Also tailor and busters; steady work.
Good wages. Apply .1. .1. Scott, 7 Mon '
The street.
. Tel. day 291 night 579. _..____
,IWO 110118! and e TO LETc~EIGHT ROOMS DOUBLE! ' 1 .
good mllker Mr:um:::“:1::t 121:5?wa all improvements Gas bath etc i :8“ neIcIeasal-inand proper to come bei l 4--lndlttn ”Mu—Fm“ SChoo‘tflnd white. . CREDIT LOAN FOR
1 : ' ' ' I Ore B“ m 8 n '
avenue, corner Cedar street, South; Well located, on trolley llne. Central.I ‘ e g _Scholars. Lunch Counter. ALLIES IS ASSURE!)
H. A. HURLBUT 5—»“My Heart is Thine"——Song by
NOTICE
phone ? Many good things to eat are served
;. , , . 1. 31,1, 1 t ,. NF“ \()l\'l\ Sent. 22.-——~The
IIborwalk. 521 3: $113; 9 Flint eth 3 79" 0 321 if W. C. A. SCHLICHTING .Mlas Elsie Stcrllng. by Mrs. B. J. Thomas and Mrs. Daniel success of the Anglo French
WANTED—HELP NEW HAVE‘I . ‘ l Admission of E‘gflc‘or. FLOYD-B. sou-ran 1 Sw—i‘olk Dance-LFltch School Schot- ,Keogh, at the lunchcounter. This is finaluial (nunnisgionI seeking to
Employment Agency Phone 6668 16‘8- TO LET—THREE FURNISHED, Notice is hereby given that the Se- Selectmen 81'8 ‘oharming in a red and white effect. establish :1 bitr credit loan here
Dixwell avenue. ' rooms, with bath and use of telephone. Illectmen and Town Ciel-le- of the Town Dated at Wilton Sept. 21st, 1915. 5 7—“ln My Old Home Town‘ “—Mlss The best restaurant in town would to Great “min“ and France is
inquire 1.5 West Washington St 321 3‘1 of Norwalk will hold a session Satur-
1day, September 25th. 1915, at the fol
LIGHT ! lowing times and places, town, from
‘ w
“Elsie Sterling. :bavo to go some to come up to its sex virtuall} assurtll in the opinion
8—“My Own United States"—-Mar~ vice and menu. toda} of American huauciers iii»' ‘
“I! School. 1‘ i locum-earn. close touch with the situation.
~._..,.H_....I.. - pet-.1... .,
WANTED—EXPERIENCED Trini-
mnns 0N sour HATS. UNION 7° LETTFWE LARGE
a-.. ,.
'1'; ;- 1 . i 1. I . I . . . C N J k. -. .o‘ ,. . .. ..- . .. u ' uh T.b'... I ."1 “out ba‘tcr'y‘ ms lma‘w .pEf Ce.“
3 mm ..1 e =,...‘., mutt“ Mmm?M;-u “180T: I' ‘ 'I’ ' " I [1 1 . m o"...- . ' t‘ 1- “(Ilnq'a mouth foil-Iv raters at maimenty. miles west of tilt, littler Munitions 01!! Y)? nil-13f;
§ \pfllrum “Mai m1; ' H r -, ‘ “ESSA-“D 1 : ~ ‘wfi‘l’SIDE I . ""5“” Im amytat .m up“? Yillag‘ej Of ‘T— ". the 1C“?! says. ;er.sda;sfe:;n“31 era-mus III
5. e-«W-oeltmrt—«htm-flmfi . 1...: ‘ 1- ‘1-jB’ t‘m 11"" ”It“ HO“ “W“Ol'. » - ,,_,, . .. . "M. (3h um 'hlgh.“ “my“ OI}: 'Whgn-II wIe my“: M of the iguI C thr £00513!) Jn‘enno
’3“ “km ”mm ' ‘ ' fitters. w 1 ~ ”1' » ab-.. .. . PROOFEM'NTIIL, WALK}? some; Inactive!) placed over such been abandoned by the inhabil‘ t c witnmlss‘cbn 'me'ngg Iher
”9&1? . . mm" tor Ill kinds gum,“ 0'00““ I" NIH"!!! 1|!!! m.nm mikes thli booth a not tents. _.WIc intended to install to con “we 5 .19 11 SI“—
’17. . me“ Try my pipe cleaner tor; Intoppcd cud, favorite ,1. themes) ,.but' the told and securities in sin age
' é ' ’ * drain 9'9?" ‘ Th. School 1:! M“ ““75 ‘ Huey Mott-1.. French R‘unssefl entire? emolish‘ed fluent to. keep flit; bat? :vid
5' ‘ ’29 it HENRY AI. HEOELIIN. “1° 1““ Term. “1 (:1qu It: h. a m u in charge of this. the buildings', . ,change stable Ian t ltls tEIofi
.1... ~ ‘ ' ' ‘ it widest. Phone 11m: ““1” “1° Wm"! "'9"- l- m m sonic: on, men mm“... “We tried to dig.y out beams flmds {9’ the paymen 1°
.1.
.I .AIROHI'IALD MERRIAM, MUSICAL
1 . rooms. Bath and all improvements. 19 9 “31°C“ in "I” 10‘3“” until 3 G S d Domestic Articles. ‘ The ice-cream garden is a winner. Announcement “filing forth
Egggn'rsfivlbfiiamgm 1112?: .3 Hillside street South Not-walk. 1121 31 ”lock in the afternoon. It the To“ feat ‘Cre in charge of Mrs. Lyman n. Gorham ‘ It is placed off all by itself, and Mrs. that an agreement had been 1
5 Court room, Wall street, in the lat and M”, M I. Hsndrlck This 15 "mug, B. Gorham. and Mrs. Hilton El- reached was cxpcctcll by Wall
WANTED—EXPERIENCED GIRES TO LET-.5 ROOMS' GOOD DOCA' Taxing District Of. the City 0‘ N” ONCERTImed with a red and green effect. A‘wood, serve such delicious icocream. Street within 48 hours-
on Singer Sewing machines. Also 3mg lion. Rent reasonable. F. Hopp, 35 walk, and from 2 oclodt in the after- bell suspended 11011] the top of the Purple and white is the principal The optimistic \it’\\S of the
than can use sharp scissors. Apply at Cove “9"“81 East borwalk. ”21 3t. 11:”; ugtll 7 I? cIIIock if 2‘: “a"??? Ion-en for the benefit of the booth, holds up a curd,whlcl1 announc- color scheme. American 11mm drap- Situation “hit 11 \\ as entertained
once, W0" Bram, 68 Water street. 80. :o‘ti'r:'l:\l:0 ’UNFURNISHED' a e ounc oom n e U a War Sufferers in Europe. ea: Ring, Ding, Doug, Bell; Aprons, ed in appropriate places, and the walls bV‘ many of the bankers “ ho have
Norwalk, Ct. 1120 3t
1, WANTED—LADY AGENT To IN-
troduco Superior sanitary specialties.
Goods every womaln needs and wants.
.Very salable. Something dlflorent, or-
iginal and exclusive Liberal commis-
sion. Free samples Send for catalogue.
Superior Specialty 00.,12 Fleming St.
lWaterbw'y. Conn.
rooms for light housekeepingulnqulrd
11 Chestnut street. 82 3t
FOR RENT—MODERN APART-
ment, seven rooms and bath. Good lo-
cation, all improvements. Oct. 1. Ap-
ply 'J. M. Layton Co. s20 3t
TO LET—NEW numeamw. FIVE
building. North Main street, in the 2d
Taxing District, for the purpose of ex-
amining the qualifications of and ad-
mitting to the eloctor's oath those per-
sons who shall be found qualified, on
test all on the "list to be made" shall
have been admitted or rejected before
that time. At the same times and
places the said Selectmen and Town
Clukwin W the qualifications
at PALACE THEATRE.
Sunday Evenlng, Sept. 26th,1015 at
8pm.
The following artists will appear:-—
THEODORE KITAl—Flrst tenor
York.
ROBE HERINGER—soprano of th"
of
the Verdi Opera Co. of New
quilts and caps to sell." A decidedly
odd feature of thlil‘booth la the show-
ing of a lady's bill. which is crevelty
made up of seven useful kitchen are
tlcles. including egsvbeater, stow
holder. colleadar. etc.
Camp Fire Girls.
Sasqua Circle, Camp Fire Girls, have
their camp up in one corler surround-
are made beautiful with various pen-
nants. "lee Cream" in lane purple
and white letters beckons to all.
1 ale! 1
A sonora. turn her] by Mr. Adams.
was a pleasant feature. The pihno
was furnished by the Sloane“ Piano
Company. Mrs. Henry J. Hipson is
,president of the Association. Mrs. 19.
been conferring will the cont»
inission during its twelve- -day
,stay here was not dimmed by
the report that tuo details were .
yet to be agreed on by the con- ,
ferees. These two dctails,l10w~~
ever. it was reported were not
regarded as of prime importance-
As outlined by American bankI-I
“1120 8t media and bath, with all imprgve of “1.38““th whom or in whose Cblouo Opera Co. ed by pine trees and American flags. H Patterson is the entertainment crs, the ”0190:“! $credit 1322 If:
» . . ments. Larsenrden- T- McGuire. ’13 behalf application has been made to Mill. IWIIACK—Iaritcno. flan: load- in “u“ °t M‘mn L'Hommodfew committoowchairman. and Mrs. R E approximate); or {1790 01001: Gilli:
PROFESSIONAL. IHoward street. meat Nor-walk. 32° 3‘ b. admitted aa'voters {OI-gonad outca ‘ They have a splendid imitation. of 11 Harrison is general director in chief WI" be ”we on ‘6 \ea .1
t
Instruction—Mano, Organ. end Ilia
II'onyI. Organist First Methodist; Church.
brchostra furnished for W occasion.
16 Benton” avenue; Isojth Norwolh.‘ .
Conn. mono 18255. ’ f
' its
.:,'1
_«.
W
mm M Critic- be"
»:11 inherit “We as vertebral-{meme
’9‘ ed front room with running water, 38.
‘ ”mu-41W". {BOOK
T0 LET—0ND LAME FURNISH-
Small roomru. I50. inquire 18 Remand
street. ,‘ 1 , I 1-1 920 at
I“ I3}
its
field or Strawberry Hill avenue. find-
serious ALONG win
. _ N ,
”BRITISH TRANSPORT
:01," t 839‘", 16‘
1 “BER-LIN, Sept. 2I2.by wireless
3N1. Y.—-Tb'e Frank—
r~ Zeitung reports that 9.
“Autumn inset bridge. Newly our
'nnltasm‘nam’rs '1':
' to the Carriers Della Serra says:
If: aeroplane and
, titans and exhorting the
or: and upon any question relation
to education or to schools, and whose
names oppear on the "womans list-to
be made." .
‘ Dated at Not-walk this not day of
September. 1015. ~
., . )3 Join: 1!.ng
Selectman! the. 'Ijown o! Nomi!
Town Clerk
MESSAGES, DROPPED . .
FROM AEROPLANES
:MILAIN via Paris, Sept 22,
5:15 a. m.-—A Vicenza dispatch
“On the national fete day (the
anniversary of the occupationuof
omte “by, . I Gabi mlItele,
lettings, I
':' the talianI Icolyr‘s aqslI
ramble of
‘the- city to await pa‘tle ly the
arrival! of the army of freedom.
The message was dated ‘Fft’li‘l’l
the Sky of the Fatherland Sept.
l
l
arge British; transporltl, from i
1 . Edam“ has!
situation contains six now clean rooms
Incl p gymnasium 40,; 75 feet.
for boys under ten years.
touiht in .11 Erodes beyond M111; intern-an.»m throw out. at the
clotting the sixth. arrangements workmen"!!! roiled pm of the M.
for mum opting“ to school “at iambic. Chortle. Winters: number
for sol-Vin; a hot luncheon. Terms and
’ illustrated booklet on application. 1.
in; parts with Tetritlnf nil our
the world.
J. KOHNBKV—A wonderful brilllnnt
concert violinist.
MOTHIA EDWARDS-400M!!!”
Grand open singer)
« its. on! use. Arm-tun some It "1““ ‘m " “1"” °‘ W" ’3: E“ ”‘1‘
occurs m Moto- onfly- in admires
at tho Nanci: Drug co, No. I North
“pm South Norma. on .u’
Glendonlhg’a. Confir- Militant] Well
tabool bottlini on Prospect undo.
.Bufitonthealopooftbo bimolcb
floor. has on out on tho—noun! law
of. time obviatlni all dancer in mi
of m. »
A new buildln; in course or con-
Special gymnastic work IfIn ail elus-
..
French
whom-Idle
ostile WWW n or .W' alumni hmMmlw
1, I MEI. Edward Davis mammary; .
‘ -3 very tempting lot of homo-Intelleesn
campfire. Those young ladies, ln‘onl-
for't'n, will conduct the entertainment
‘ tonight. Their principal duties. aside
from looking pretty. labelling. book,-
books at the fair. The cook. book.
Induce India in the situmttibpton
Maintain and post «uniform
inn: '
{.mpqut' a- utI
and a handsome dimio makes this
bootboaooltbo mule-torment;
So most beautitul articles ore offerL
,odforselebon.tlinttbouh1 charge
In. hopt very busy. , "‘"
l Candy Booth.
of which mate’s syou hungry“~
«Samuel W. Kelley W, ores-7o
for .. ts' something new and
you come nearest hitting, you not the
Worm-mom Thfsbootit
m-mmktbooldhahtoned
l
l
of the affair. all. E. Morrison put up
the booth forms. which were trimmed
by the indies themselves. this serving
to increase the interest.
——..
OERMAN DESCRIBES'
TOI L‘Ft—‘E ROOMS 0m L’HOM- WAIMCE 12m.“ I I“. ,lm‘ I.” 'I' my . OI FRENCH AMERY; date or ISSIIISH Thet:"e|‘¥5:;::t
{1,111 a recent issue the Frankfurt;
Zeitung published alrtuu" from”
,a Germain, at the from descriptivel
rnI
pi It 1: effects of French gunnery.
and planks which had not been
{can shelters. but the French guns
made this impossible. ‘
“A little to the south.- 'where
-~ another village had been destroy-f
. I Hm" .Inw‘MI m '9” figured} by -Fr£nch artillery German
I. troopsxleared up. themuins writh- 1'
difficulty and built
shelters
around the remaining walls. «The
im- French soon made. this shelter un-
tenfble."I_
“ , ancmsaw COR..- l
RESPUND,_,I 11:11me .1
PROMINENCE'
10mm Se'pt32, 3-5211. ml
'A’ place of prominence second
only to the budget“ is given by
"the morning papers to the Archi-
bald cerrespondencc, and most
of them comment upon it editor—l
kfrilly. ' .
“NioI owes.” me “pioneered“
’awoytbelnaoltstotlle
birthed, to- construct shbter'ran— 1
Anglo— French notes which pro. 1-
bably will be. convertible oIn maI-I
turity at the holders’ opti0n, into
joint Anglo French 414 per
cent. bonds m'aturinfr 'twenty‘
vents. or thereabouts, from e
par and to' the biz under'
syndicate. a! somethiné‘ IE
four; estimates ”at rill
tannins] metwe‘elr 97 53:?
‘u
arms and explosutes,
While it was tegarded a
sible that eleventh hour (lair
ments might upset the whole: this
tatiye agreement,- -it was their h
to be unlikely that his would oc-
cur. , -. .
.Some bankers informed ofldeb
,velopments thought that
nouncemcnt of success might be
delayed till Friday. or 1165311)] I
Saturday.
MIEDIAL COMMEMORAT- '
ING THE WAR
PARIS, Sept. 22, 5:05 a: m.-~‘
Minister of War Millerand has ,
announced that he will introduce
in the Chamber of Deputies a .
bill to establish a medal com-“
memorating the war .As soon as“
lthe I3 is enacted medals with
midfieldsprwill be issued til
tllzm mustel'ed. out of the set-r
rice for wounds. .1 g 1.
Norwalk Chronicler