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A [art-c class illlllation will lakeI
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A lcguizll‘ iliH-lillu ol' lilt‘ Huiitiiilg‘
'i'l'il'cs ('(luncll “iii bt‘ ht‘itl B‘N'day
can; a
pa ED
1m:
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NEAR FUTURE.
(continued from nrst pager
day that the British casualties,‘
'killed, wounded and missing, on'
iall the fields in the month of
.August totalled 4,7” officers and§
1 123,234 men. i
} Turkish attacks to the west of
jthe region of Giumickhan, on the!
1Caucasian front, says the officialf
,statement issued by the RuSsiani
lWar Department, were repulsedl
,with heavy losses to the enemy,i
who left many dead before our:
lpositions.
i "In the direction of Diarbekr
:our advance continued. .
"On Lake Van one of our ships|
. it“!
Give your legs a treat. I
Here‘s a special sale of isuccessfully bombarded a Tur-g
SpIeClai trousers at a speCial kish enampment near the village’
place. iof Tukha.” i
Better leg it this way early, i The Bulgarian regiments, saysl
in the day—you'll find it will ,a dispatch received in London.
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A poor cook is
allia) s cxpcll>ile
ilt‘ip. but (i-llliliIV
so when you aim
have a poor range.
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in (Hill year out.
the Stalllftirli
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pay. ’attacked the Serbians in closer“
. :formation, after the German style,3 Except for artillery activity,f
Dress trousers. busmess near Lorovuz. and suffered se-itherewere no developments on our‘
tlousers, outing trousers and
. .verely. They were compelled to.I Struma or Doiran fronts. say an
working pants.
,aSk forIreinforcements from Val-official announcement issued in
See our south window. bar-ikeni and Kastoria. |London today, in regard to the
, . The Serbians appear to be mas—I Macedonian campaign. , .
Rogers & stevens 'ters of the situation at Gomicheo,, The police commission has for-
Isays the Athens correspondent.;bidden the tale and consumption
So. Norwaikfindfiulsariyn officers of Ru-‘oi alcoholic liquors in all estab-
imanlan origin who deserted saidIiishments throughout Rumania
l s u
i’.» liic~cllilitlvc t'llarics I“. 'l‘rietl'alll,‘_t,hc Bulgarians called Gomlcheo, under “VCR penalties.
another Verdun. I
Norwalk
yIand the general economic sit-
uation "i. Germany are highly
sat.
isfactory at the present time and
The outlook for the food sup?
I All I i I lo I “end “la has bccll eeriouai) ill at his i
-".l{ .t‘l“LI..\ta.‘ . , . . ..
“H ‘ x ( r ‘ l 5 a Iiiollil. lll lliisl “all bll‘t‘t'i, is collslucl‘ 1 German thOpSI {unarmed ‘he Pi
._ a null inlproml French trenches in Parroy forest
iii. Mac i'aihrl'. or New lilsu‘ll. ' yin Lorraine last night but were
follimliy of Norwaik. is in tilr .\t‘w .HII MI” win-e W“, mkw m be immediately ejected by a counter
there are ".0 indications that these
attack. says today's announce-
ment of the French War Office.
No confirmation of the reported
flight of King Constantine from
iAthens to Larissa has been re-
‘ceived in official circles in Lon-
;don, which considers it highly
lli'li winter schedule of f0 iy Illillult tiimprObable'
.oll Soplt-HIDCI' bill. The iwcnty-lllin-i GThe :pgrgl :jhaf‘ the hkmg ‘ oi
piuilitli last IliKill to ”IV police that aililt‘ Ft‘ilt'tiuie will be. ill ceil‘cl m tho. rec" a e tom ‘. e caplto
mm m DUI” in ”m, mm“). were. . , II I . Iand had taken refuge with a Ger-
lllllhlil" a nuisance of thoniscllcs b'ihmlmnlh ”um “'40 “mu 8 oclock. l man escort Of 300 Uhlans at La.
\lt'nlln; [roll and {min I Aftlr that lélllc a jiggcr car will meet I rissa w“ forwarded from Saloniki
lt(*i"flb0r~' lard< .all (an ill the ltoioli l'olnt junction. iby Ward Price, the official Brit-
“ ‘ ' " :ish press representative in
Exquisite crcations in women‘s neck-I Greece, under dam of Tuesday
“cal" arc being shown ill the N. E. evening.
"3'4" 00's 810m 3901\th } The foregoing dispatch was
-—-— ifiled in Athens at noon yesterday
'l‘la- Stamford policc llavc lloiificd I and indicates that up m that time
‘lilc Noilvalk force that u Ollecltlll 1915 l nothing had been heard there of
Imo'it' lillit‘li tt’m'k “1-“ “'0‘?" “““i’ i the report sent to London by the
Illitil' last nit-ht betwt-cn tllc hours ofjofficial press representative in
. . . i- p. m. and 3:30 ii. m. {min the yilrdi Greece that the king had fled
I.»x -|I|t-llt-‘r [vi-collliy l't't‘t‘nt‘ti lll hor- -ll' lilzsscll Waterbury. in (VI-”Hm II“, ;from Athens. This report was
wall. from Sit-pholl iltliitl>. ()lll‘ polel~ llllc Tilt‘ ”HINDI, Wflo ”hm,“ reducontained m a dispatch from Sa-
I‘” "'5 ”ozk' SH)". ’1')" that he wm,wilh black running pcar alld bo'c’ioniki on Tuesday evening.
”it-\t‘ll Hospital. \cl') .sch with ly-.
oil the lookout for It Ncu York auto-I
phoid fever.
moi-lie bearing the license Minn.”
.‘l‘hc niacllllic hit another machiilc and
iadly daillapcd it in Greens Farms.
'I‘ht- Ito-v. William Ii. ’l‘llollias, of
“'iirnll Point. will preach in the SoulhI
Noiv'aik Methodist Episcopal church;
lll-xi Sunday. i
'l'llt- lwcniy minute schedule of lllc
‘h‘lltlliful'd trolleys changes lo the reit-
\
_——-. ~ *
Filliliiit‘h on \\‘csl (‘cdilr elrccl com-1
\ cut-luliics
.
A (onlplaillt \\2t.\ l‘cccivcd ycslcrdily!
U)’ lilt‘ police from lt’ritil‘lllrl of Will-
iii-lll slrcci ill regard to dogs barliillc
in that vicinity at liiulll itllti disturb?
till: the sic-op o.’ the residents.
Walden “'ft‘hil will
matter.
Dog
ill\’t‘~lii:ltlt‘ the
a . l ' l l . . I . .
h“ "I“I"" 5“” d“~“'_““ “‘f‘" "r“h“ , ‘tlllllnt‘lt‘ltli license No 256. I The fighting is very severe all
till Iliulsda) or hula). blew also; .aiOl‘lE fl“. Macedonian “0|“. “Y.
M" ”H“ ”w last “Wk m camp ls Ailclililln is again called to thc an Athens dispatch to the Wire-
'“m” ‘u b" ”w ”mm" "“"imm‘h “S .liiucll oi i'l'. Annlt llowai-ll Shall-.ai less Press in London. which adds
the Itillin-i‘ltlil Town Hall. lomol-l-ow i that the Bulgarian regiments suf-l
a l't-gillar hihc will bl‘ a fl'aiurc oltllc
proglslll. "lluill. ltl right. to which the publica'c I fered a severe check at tl‘l'.l hands
. maul 'l‘ilc Ititigcf‘iclll Equal Frau- of the Serbians on the Emente
A proclanlatioil ili'ln been issued Minus. Lunguc have had n“, ,.lm.,.m.i>‘. left. and that the Bulgarian 1055“
”i" llxccilcllcy. Marcus ”‘ "Ohm“b' lo (all liti> tilt at tll':tl(ll‘ to ”11'” town. are estimated at 15'000'
GtM't'llIOI' of thc Slate of (‘ollncl llt'ltl. Rapid developments in the dip.
.n of lomatic situation in Greece today
lltllln's‘ of tho (:cllcral Assclllbl) make it appear that within 48
(’Hiit'ti for of t‘tint'iill’t 'hours Greece will have abandon-
sui‘l act of lcuislaiion as will pl'o- iCd tit" policy 0f neutrality in the
\‘itlt' .l moans for (‘ollncclicut Nation- jwar. "
the Mexican King Constantine will receive
'I‘llc hpt'tilli :«cssioli the French minister today, and
the Russian and British ministers
shortly afterward.
All staff officers on leave have
been recalled for active service.
fl...—
-illc of tho {(ya' plat-cs in Filirflf‘iti:
both .
i~i
‘.‘.'Ii("l rt rprciiti M‘sfloll
in which sllc lla~ spokolmuld‘
lill. il l: H
.fl‘t‘Pl pity that Iliducflcid is so inac-
.~l-:-.-'ll-lc by any \l-llil-lo (-vccpi ltl‘thll‘
(l‘l't;
:lic i.‘ hc (oncraHllnlcti
iilt pill‘p(>~ri
. it‘ll-I'Htllt‘l'. for tilt-:c :llc Illllll) who
a] ”(,‘mndmwn' llili hc shut out from licai‘ini'. her. to
ibcmmitl:iiflfy'ITliifrituy 5”,“th 12th. I\\ilt)‘.l it let llld bc it ,:;l'(:lt t‘\[tl‘l'it‘il(‘t‘.
' ' " lilov.‘cicl. ('azi l'lllll llcr
"Tho (if l'ionccr."
til?
1\‘i*itll is illlt'lcllu-ly ::lll'.iuc and
now at
l‘\ (-i'yholiy
Story
_.____.
bulk. it
\‘.~ 'ti \\:i.~ l't‘f‘t'i\t4i _\c~ lcrtia“ by tho
Iconsiderations will assume at any
Itlme an aspect which will influ-
‘ ence the military plans and opera-
itions of the empire. said Dr. Karl
I Helfferich. secretary of the inter-
:iorkto The Associated Press to-
lday.
i The displacement of General
ivon Faikenhavn as German chief
.of stafi‘ and the appc-lntment of
l
1 Field Marshal von Hindenburg to
(that post. are said by Reuter's
Icorrespondent rt Bernc to mark
Ithe end of long erd hitter strife
Ibetween these men. Field Mar-
(Ishal von Hinden‘aiirg. he says. is
lbelieved generally, to favor the
lmoderate policv of Chancellor
Ivon Bethmann-Hollweg. while
IGen. von Felkenhayn is anion:
:the opponents of the chancellor.
i The FraNkfurter Zeitung saVS
:the change comes as a complete
.surprise, and adds:
i "It is impossible that two men
I‘of full tenperamental indepen-
dence of each other. who also are
,widely separated geographically
icouid direct and command at such
:a decisive time. At such a time
it is absolutely necessary that
leverytbing shall be done to con-
solidate and increaSe our force:
(to the utmost. Field Marshal von
lHindenburg and General von
iLudederf (appointed Field Mar-
Iiy the linsillcss of lil" )‘car and italldi
shai von Hindenburg‘s chief of.
staff) form a combination which
:unites all Germans and all who
are fighting on the German side,
‘cheeriiig them and encouraging
lthem in the belief that victory
I'.'.':!i be ours."
‘ “There has been no essential
; change on the Macedonian front."
says the official statement issued
today by the Bulgarian War De-
iocai poiiw that a lllcycit- iliiii ht'l'li
ntoll-u, )(->1t~l(l:l,\' aflcl‘nlion, aboilt 4
o‘clock. ill Ill'idal-poi'i Tilt‘ lll.l«illli-i
“Ch tit‘HI'iiitii as lit-inn an Alilit‘it“
make .l'ctl alld blalli cuanlcl, largo
alrd a >:llllll ivifiXtNl
Pnlicc scouting Jlill’lii‘> wcl'c oil
(citing.
At last night‘s lnccilnc of Our Sis~
lcrs' ltcbcknll Lodlzc, No. 5:3. I. 0. 0.
iii. all invitation Was acccptcti from
norm. “it and Mrs, Robert I.oudon.‘foi‘ the
load lookillr for I” missing lllat'iii‘tiiii “It‘ll bola of tho ioduo to ho the ghosts
. . . , II . . I' ci‘ lill‘ councilman and his wife, at
”Winn” “WWW!" h'fl not A “A“. liltil‘ home in Scar Hill. on Saturday
(-1 th- “hfll (mm M (“‘1‘“me all. :lloon alid (‘\‘(‘llinf!. Scptcilibcr
Pill. The nicmbcrs who attend the
Iailail' \vill takc illc l:i8 p. lll. trolley
sprol llcl
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PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS,
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:zooll Scpiclllhcr 9th, and will be met
.Iilillllllh’. by nuiolliobills. in which they
[will be carried to tho lionlc of their
illOSIF. The cntcriainlllcnt committee
lol‘ the lodge has ilrl‘anucd for a bil:
iiilllc, with a clam chowder supper as
c: r from Nol'walk. on Saturday after-I
iai iilt‘ t‘ll(i of thc trolley Line. in \\’ill-'
in loatlli‘c of the event. Everyone at?
. . - )artment. ‘Oilr troops tlho
At a secret 565510“ of thc Chl- l .
ncse Parliament today. Premier reached ‘3“ captured the 13051-
Tmn Chi-Illi rcplvin to in air-"“0ns indicated m them are now
‘ ' . g q consolidating their captures.
ies abOut the recent clash be-
tween ChineSe and Japanesei‘aihcofpulsc Of a German at-
troops M Cheng—Chiatun, in East- Volhynia nerthwest of Kovel
crn Mongolia. said the Japanese; with severe losses is related in
were the aggressors and fired the' " "
.first shots. The premier added
be war doing his best to maintain
the dignity of China in settling
.the difficulty.
garding the campaign on the Rus-
sian and Galician lines. The posi-
tions attacked are north of a vil-
. . . llage on the western bank of the
King Ferdinand of RumanlaStokhod river.
11:: 21:8:cgdgriggdomntiieogihyifi The French official annozlncc~
“I have called upon you who'miylihfonci’mst: s 1 . “I
‘ are stout-hearted and flill of hope.I e n g wa Ica m on
The spirits of the great Ruman-i errater part “f the ront. In Lor-
ian Chieftains. Michael The Brave l raine today. toward the end of the
and Stephen The Great. interredlday‘ the Germans attempted a
in the provinces you are about.
rest. They penetrated a portion of
today's official announcement re-’
Vlt‘lltilllt'. is assured of a road tliiic.
lto deliver. exhort you to victory
» Saving by Compulsion
All saving is usually done by compulsion. In life in-
h
l
—.
surance you have to make regular payments or you lose
i
\your policy. The same is true with mutual benefit societies.
But the best kind oi compulsion is when you compel
yourself. That makes a man of you. This you do when you
keep up a savings bank account. /
\
. So. NOr’waIk Savings Bank -
_ .,_ i worthy of them and of our heroic
land victorious allies.
lbut vou will endure its rigors as
. did your ancestors. In future ages
‘the entire race will bless and
iglorify you." .
The newspapers give unstinted
spi‘aise to General Erich von Fal-
‘kenhayn, the supplanted chief of
(the imperial veneral staff. They
igive him credit especially for thc
:SUCCCSSflli Serbian campaign and
for rte-openingr communications
between Germany and Bulgaria
(and Turkey.
No guess is'ventiired in mili-
tary circles regarding the new
appointment to succeed Von Hin-
.denblirg in active command of the
German troops onpbsing the Rus-
i
sians on the eastern front. .
‘Terrible fighting awaits you.
“one of our trenches. whence they
_l-verc driven “11‘ immediately by
tour counter attack."
Rumanian troops. according to
a report received in Paris. have
occupied the Bulgarian town cf
;Ruschuk.
i
I
l
, President Wilson
I
Iothers to now an cight-hour (lily,
though he nlrst work about sixteen
hhours daily lllmscli.— Savannah Newa.
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C A S
to: Infants and cartoon
.lniiso For Over 30V
Aiwa'vs bears
he
Sin-tun of
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Russian positions \ in .
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surprise attack in Parroy For-I
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TM nlccllilg of thc lioard of three-
tors of lhc Nor\\‘aik i.iblal‘y “as heldi
last evening ill advanle or lllc rcgu-j
iar Iilllc ill order to finish (-olllplc‘c ‘l
the bills over to the (Vollllllhslullt‘ra‘!
by September 1st. Tili> wa.~ made-l
necessary became of tho change ill the
fiscal yi-ar to Scptcnl'ucr mil, instead
of October t'.“l All obligations of lllcl
Library ik‘pflrilllf‘nl ‘
and tulilcd oil-r to the (‘tilllllli‘xsiont‘rBI‘
this morning The our catalog will
bc inlmcdlalcly bcgun and when it up:
pears tllcrc will be the sonic year (or;
both the fiscal and the detailed ii-i
hrllry yrar and this has nc\‘cr beiurcl
been possible.
The librarian reportv‘d following out
the orders (it the Board of Health clos‘
in: the Children‘s Room till further now
t‘lcc. This will affect the circulation
a good deal as lhene were 8.551 chil-
drcn's books given out last year. The
circulation for July Was 2114 more than
last July. but August is likely to drop!
A very handsome gift of four
framed piclurcs and upwyds of filly
books from Mr. and Mrs. William LY
bland. of Shorvhuvcn. was nnnounccd,
The list of nlaitazincs‘necdcd for.
next year has been made in dupli-
cate and will be 3"Ill to all the nPWa“
dealers of the First District for bids.
Attention was called 10 a remarka-
ble new publication. “The Public .\ff~
airs information Scrvicc.” the Library
in now rl-(vlvini: through the courtcaV,
ltlid t'lllt’rpl‘it‘t‘ of tho ll. W. Wilson
(‘o.. of White Plains. This i< a com-
pilation of all published plilllphlc's.
city 0l‘tiillilllt't'.'«.itllti laws upon cvcr)‘:
subject iii (inc cumulatcd mini: 0 tori
tl'vi ycar and will ho of especial use to]
busincsa mcll. lawyers and students of;
social conditions. i
a "‘m
Tho (lockct was callcd tlli:~ morning
by Judith t‘icoruc ll. \‘(lshuralL fin lilt-
t
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continued, and all of those which will
be (i'oppcd, \ycl‘c listed. tlllti lill‘ l‘cgu»
lnr business program of the session
carried out.
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.
l
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Fruit Jar Sale
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E. Z. Seal Jars (Wide Mouth), qurtdx, final 80¢
E. 2. Seal Jars (Wide Mouth), pint sin. doll 55¢
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