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CITY NEWS
A regular meeting of the First~Dis~
irir-t Commissioners will be held this
evening in the oflces in Wall street.
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All members of the degree and
guard teams of Our Sisters“ Rebecce
lodge, No. 55, l. 0. O. F., are request-
ed to be present this evening at the
yehearsal of these teams which will be
[held in the lodge rooms in Wall street.
Some really "hurrah patterns
tiring designs.
From plain white to orange
From black and white stripe
color.
spring and summer.
Norwalk.
, James Dagon. the popular propriet-
Dr of the Cosy Corner Lunch Room.
was a visitor yesterday afternoon in
New York City. Rumonl thst “the big
city" is today sporting a coat of bright
yermilion as a result of Mr. Dagon's
wisit are described among Mr. Da-
gon's irienda in Norwalk.
-—FIIDAY; HAVE LUNCH
_ at the Country Club. Special luncheon
“served Friday's.
! Weather ”shitting. Nc'walk and
Greenwich High School baseball teams
gill clash this afternoon at Amuse-
ment Park. Greenwich. the second
team in the league, has one of the
Itrongest scholastic teams in‘thia sec-
tion of the state, and the locals even
(with Smith in the box, will have to
travel to beat them.
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There will be an “odd dressed" so-
; cini at the Knight Street A. M. E.
; church, Thursday evening, May 25. A
prize will be given to the lady or gen-
tleman most oddly dressed. Come and
enjoy a good program. The “ladies
{will also serve refreshments.
thir Chapter, order of the Eastern
. Star, will entertain the grand officers,
tomorrow owning. A supper will be
served from 6 to 7:30 o‘clock.
meg to next Tuesday being a llOll~
iiay .the regular woeklv meeting obthe
Sons of St. George. will be held Mon
ilay evening. Election of officers and
delegates will be held
An automobile with the body in the
design of a huge thermos bottle at-
tracted considerable attention as it
1:: ‘ml th‘ough Norwalk this morning.
The machine was an advertisement
[or a thermos bottle manufacturing
ironcern.
A well attended meeting of the Nor-
,Walk Scoutmasters' school was held
- last evening in the Second district Li-
brary. "Stars and Constellations”
Mal the subject of a most interestine
hddross by a member of the school.
Matters of routine business was trans-
holed
The pupils of Miss Lillian Sherwood-
Newkirk. who rendered a delightful
song recital, Monday evening, at the
Hillside auditorium, will present the
Same program, this evening, at the
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. in New York
pity.
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Everything that you can think of and a lot that you would
never think of is here in the line of desirable shirts
Rogers 8: Steve: 8
South Nor-walk.
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POWERFUL OFFENSIVE IS‘
UNDERTAKEN av GER-
MAN'S.
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Central Powers as revealed by
the great Austrian olfensive on
the Trentino front while the Ger-
mans are reviving their offensive
against Verdun. .
“Germany and Austria aim at
for a retreat at any time during
the battle of Verdun.
The capture by Thuringian
troops of the village of Cushions.
east of Dead Man Hill on the
Verdun front. was’announced b
the German War Office this a -
ternoon. The village was taken
by storm. So far more than 3
prisoners. including eight of-
ficers, have been taken by the
Germans in this operation.
The success of the French of-
wearing out France and Italy,
counting on the temporary haltin
the Russian operations contin-
uing. They hope that when Rus-
sia is ready at last to resume the
fight the other two nations will
be so worn out as to need a rest.
This view is continued by state-
ments made by Austrian officers
who have been taken prisoners."
The statement concludes with
an assertion that the Austro-Ger-
man plans must fail, as all of the
Allies will be able tokpkass from
the present defensive,” tg‘dex
cisive. simultaneous gcttol. . hi
great joint offensive. i! is declar-
of the Teutonic powers.
The news from the front savg
that the Austrians are widening
the intention of preventing the
Italians from concentrating any
guns at‘ threatened points. The
principal effort in the Adige and
Sugana Valleys. One of their
most .important advances. was
along the Lessini mountains m
lulian territory. They. were
driven from this district by an
Italian counter-attack.
A motion demanding a secret
sitting of the French Chamber of
Deputies at which the govern-
ment should give full explana-
tion in regard to the first phase of
the Verdun operations is being
circulated in the legislative lobby,
and has already obtained 150 ug-
natures. It is not likely, however.
that the motion will be moved
until Premier Briand has again
appeared before the army com-
mittee.
Premier Briand, and General
peared before the army commit-
tee of the Chamber of Beauties
on May 14 after a profound sensa-
tion had been caused in Paris by
’bank of the Menu. This charge
was met at the time by an official
( N 82 Washington Otreet.
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statement that the chief corn-
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would it not be well to have your valuables in our vaults:
where they will be securofrom fire and burglarz'and sud: ‘
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the scope of their offensive with‘
considerable force of men and.
Austrians continue to make their;
Roques. the Minster of War, ap-‘
the publication in the newspapers .1
of a charge that a general of the .
French Staff had contemplath 8“
retmt of the forces on tile right ‘
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fonsive undertaken by General
lNivelle, the commander at Ver-
dun, and the ability with which
the results attained are being
held has sent a wave of hope and
Iencouragement through the chun-
;try. The Germans are said to
‘have thrown all possible reserves
to restore the balance.
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crown prince has been ”in; um. s. Andaman. CHANCE! M BOILER.
80,000 men in his efforts to
swamp the French defending the
I Man Hill and to gain decisive ad-
'vantages between that point and
.Hill 301. Thus far these dons
lhave accomplished' littb.
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'cess obtained by the French east
of the Horse. in the Douaumont
‘region, lies in the fact that this
game“ is thehighest in’the vi-
aesoplanes or balloons Per the
last three months the Germans
from Douasmont has; been able
to measure accurately the ranges
of the French positions at Thiau-
mony. Vans and the Caillette
Wood The French now will be
able to hold the German positions
[under observation. and it is ex-
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F“ “om m‘ ”d west 0‘ Deal" Van Zant street, this morning.
’ Idith Eleanor Anderson, four weehs',
old. daughter of Mr. and Ira. J. An-
derson, died suddenly at their home,
cosmic soxmo .0073.
Tonight.
Stadium A. t‘..—Jach Bbarltey and
Josh Baylas; Pete Hartley and Paddy
Barns.
Tomorrow Ought.
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Pioneer 8, C.———Biliy Bennett. and
Young Reilly; Willie Ryan r-.nd Eddie
. Ciilord.
which is far~superior to that of.
Friday Ni't.
Vanderbilt A. C.—~Waltsr lob: and
Harry Pierce.
Way 8. c.——Rllly li'ltuimmoam
and Nate Jackson; Young Otto and
Young Franks.
Harlem ii. C.——Phil Bloom and VicI
Noran; Young brown and Bobby
Sanders.
Preeport S. (‘. -l'nddy
Paul Edwards.
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WASHINGTON. my 24.-—-—President
and Mrs. Wilson left at s a. in. today’
for New York, where they will attend
the wedding this afternoon of Dr. Cdry
T. Grayson, the'president's naval side
and physician, and lilies Alice Gertrude
Gordon, of Washington and New York.
They were accompanied by Secretary
madoatiba'IoBt-se.
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Woodrow Bones, the President's cous-
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