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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 19, 1916 · page 8

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In flowery fleet: '
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E. K. BANKS

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A South Norwalk.

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Sheet Music

I Just received a large assartment

of Popular Sheet; Music.

DON NELLY ’S

STATIONERY STORE.

:6 South Main Street

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'l‘lo- inguiar monthly meeting of thei
llllllti17ig and Loan .1‘..~'.~'o.|'.1iio:1 will l1u'1

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0111,11 regular 11115111.:115 111111111 11p he.

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~--011‘en Moore in
w—llot-kwoods liall,.\'or11‘aik tonight.

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tTntaa Tribe. 1. 0. t’~
ionietn and regular
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Iii, will meet

wiioid .6111 party or dance at the
Clifford.

Daniel. Downing,

that he is able to be. around with a

cane.

—1()weu Moore in “Rolling Stonen"
L-Lockwoods Hall, Norwalk tonight.

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Th1: Fourth Ward'itcpuhiican t‘lnb

willnneet this evening at the home of.

(111111-1111 H011 on Stmwberrv "11111. 11
lo the purpose of this organization to
hold neekly meetings in different parts

will be held in West No1,wnlk and the

following. week t‘ranburr will be the

meeting place.
of incorporation have
in the office of

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Certificates
been filed :1: follows
- the secretary of state: The Plaza
men's 1110p of Bridgeport. caplttl,
$5,000: the Hadley Furniture and
Carpet company of Waterbury, capl-

111185.000: the 0. K. Meat and Gro-
cery company, “New Britain, capital,
$50,000.

 

140111111 Moore in “Rolling stones“
——l.ockuoods Hall, Norwnlk tonight.

 

 

Members oi” the Nutmeg Club. of
Nuir'alk. will enjoy a pig roast ir.
their club rooms tonight. The. porker
was roasted today by Dan McCarthy,

‘ and the Nutmegers are sharpening up
their appetites so as‘to do justice to
the feed, A number of outside1 guests
have been invited. ’

The Past Masters’
the Masonic Fraternity
county
Dorion's Point on Saturday. There
3111,1111 >11::,11~11ight in attendance and

’ Landintxi (TSullivun served 1m elabor-

 

Association of
of Fairficld

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“Rolling Stones".

business will he,

who sprained his’
111111111 on Foley‘s court, playing tennis“;
a “111 days ago. is 1111 for recovered‘

tnue, 111cefl111l medical attention at thclwill hold a 1ia111b11ke.i11 Burt-111mm;
7 v
of the “11rd. Next \1 eel: a meeting ,

; —'—l.ock11'ood1.1 Hall,

field iis annual shore dinner at.

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Mrs Stuart G. Youngs. of East ave l The Loyal Order of Almim‘, N11525:.

’woods 8111111111. A 11111111111! has been
lplnnncd for and entertainment did he
:iurinishul, '

011111111 linspital this morning

 

——()11'e11 Moore in “Rolling Stones"

Norwalk tonight. “A...“

The Jitney Association will hold Hi WM!" “"0113an l“ u ”l”? faintly 111*
meeting. in Arton Hall, at S o’cloeki““‘““h “MW Marti-d 0V0? ”I? 011011-
13harp tonight. Reports will be readl‘il’” ”l “in“ in“ and “h“ dld not 11111
and busineee of importance 1ti111. house. Thomas lloweon and Ar-
“ll btforu ”,9 meeting. jtiiur Knapp. two colored r111'i1i11nts of
:liarhor avenue. heroine too (lbllll't'pt‘l‘v

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A Ford (1111 111 .111 repo1t11d (1,301,... {mm 011:1.111'1tl1 the result that residents in

Dani-u. y to tho local police this mom, Itho immediau1 111 111it1 telephoned in
log The auto is 11 1915 model and 11111 ”'1" 1’01““ “‘1“ and Allhur were
license number 13 35703 Two tjroqlloci1e1l up in the First liletritt motion
'were attached to the brick of the car, :house for the remainder of the 01011
‘01“. of which was nearly new. ,ing, and 1111111 arraigned before Judge
‘ W Eliocliuood. this morning, in the up-
Modpls of the non voting machine l'toan court. lioth men pleaded guilty
will, he in place on exhibition today l” ““11““ 111111 [11111.1 l! of H111 heme. and
and all voters will have a chance 10‘ M11011 “1“ nova $7 and 11111111.! costs.
examine them and see how they worki ”OWN" 5 (1'18? 11:11.11 (outinncd i1 ori 1111:
At the council meeting of Tuesday ;l0 1193'-
lnext oiflcials for the election will be;
appointed and the polling places de-'
ilklltllt‘d, The voting 111ac11i111-11 may
he found at liaiher'a cigar store. Skel-
ly cigar store. Tarlov Brothem' cigar
storctand thlplcy & Clark's.

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At a nicotine of the committee at. the
hi; union gathering of Ponassuu Coun-
cil, scheduled for September 27th.
which was held in the lodge rooms.
last evening. elaborate plans for a big
time 1111.111 discussed. An entertain-

 

'i‘l111 Men‘s Lihle Class of the South

Norwalk Congregational chu'eh 30"“ also local talent will be a part of the.

 

ate 1epa+t.
of 'l‘11'111bull. piesided as toastmaster,
and time were interesting speeches
by 131111- -r:1l of the guests.

1 ‘ ,WAINPOLE’S

, (led Liver Oil
$11.00 Size,- 790

Sillison-l’oWeii-Corpo1ation
PRESCRIPTION onuomm’
82 Washington Street. ,
3 South Nat-walk. Gt.

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l’iesident John Treadwell,1

fiflf‘i‘lfill church of Stamford. A large

‘T’i‘lie Super-Heated Contents

‘1 3 111 your attic: safe rectivcred from the ruins may bum into
0“ fiance whenthe door is opened and,t.hc air- 1111111111111.

B111 no fire howevéi‘destroctivc, can harm the com

neyed to Stamford 1111 the 7:02 train
{last evening in acceptance of the invi-
1t:‘.1 ion of D1111 A. Johnston to visait
lthc lion's Bible Class of the Picsbv

evening‘s program. Councils from Mil
ford. New Haven. litidgepori, Dilllblll‘y.
South Norwalk, Stamford, Greenwich
and Portfihester will be represented.
Before the meeting in the, lodge rooms
a big ctrect parade, headed by the Red
Mcn’e Drum Corps. will cover the prin-
cipal streets of the city. Following the
111111 class and. in all 100 men heaid entertainment a big banquet will. 1 be,
3‘1“” R1111. George G' D0“ 03’ oi Philadel 1111111111 to the members and guests of
”MR1 Pa. give a very interesting “(1.1m council. State critique will be pres-

ldelcgation of 75 members of the Pros-
byteiian church, of Bridgeport. also
1:11cc111ed the imitation of the Siam

 

9‘00“?!“ talk on “Mans Development.’ lent. and one of the biggest times in "

The South Norwalk delegation warm1e history or the lodge is expect ed
l‘ my much pleased with the sermmMA number of the. state officers will be
and hope to hear Rev. Dr. Doweyipresent. ,
.agnin in the future. . M .
‘ ' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP 11111113.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept 19.~The sec-
ond round 111.0111 intercollegiate indi.
virtual golf chmnpionehlp was played
on the links of the Oakinont Country
‘Gtub today. Davidson Hernia was op-
posed by D. (i, Gorkran. both .0!
Prlnéeton: Hovmrd 1111111111111 1111111111
ton in J'. N. Menomd, 1111110111: Percy
Parker. Princeton, by J. W. Hubbetl,
_Har1ard,11nd C. h. chms by John
91111331111; both 1111 11111011.

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. maritime records.

fofficial French report says
leach time the-11 were

tacked by the encnv, who were!

11111111 by New York“professionals and...

1 OF BAD WTHER ON
SOME! FRONT. 1 ’
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(Continued from First, Page.)

An Athena dispatch to the E13
change Telegraph Company. of .,
London says that informaéonl
received there imitates that the
Bulgars are beginnibg the evacu-l
ation of Monastir. It is said that.
the Bulgarian archives are being
hastily transported to Uskub.

The loss of the steamers Wewa -
and LouI Tred:gar is announced
by Lloyd's. 1' l

The Lord Trcdegnr passed Gib-g
raltar on Scpternbcr 8 on her way_
to Port Said and Indian‘ portal,
from New York. She measured
2. on 10111:.

The Wewa is not listed in the

 
 
 
 

The Lord Tredegar was clear-l
cd from New York by Funch, l1“
Edyc 61 Company, steamship 1
agents She carried a general:
cargo. and curled under ti. e Brit.-
ish ilag According to the agents ,
there were no Ameri: an; 0111‘
l1o;1r1l.~11 for 11513111 l1 11111'.

"The Germans toe‘x ‘he often-l
slut in Champagne 11:13,.ht
rralziag 1; succezzire 3:11:11: on ‘
the Russian troops there. Today's
that
checked by
the Rilfi":al‘l machine gun and ar-
tillery fire. ' ,

The German attack in Ch'tm» '
page: was made in the sector be-
tween Soue‘n and Somme-13v.

In the Somme front operations
1111ch hindered by bed wetthcr.

”Heavv and confinuous rein
ha". fallen during the tent 24
hours.” sav today's British official _
account of operation-1 on th‘.
Franco-Belgian front. “Tl". gen-
eral situation ‘1 tir'hrnverl

“In the nei'rhhnr‘hed of Ricki-1
boom1 l'Avoua (northwest of La
Basset). we entered the enemy'l
trenches at three places 115111111111
ing prisoners and a machine nun
and inflicting may ca'ualties.

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Our casualties were very slight.
“Since. l~"t ni~‘~t‘—. 111-11011 “"’F,'H
""111: cf 1'11- eeroplancs have fail-

ed to return.”
The Bulgarians on it". Mace» ‘
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doni'm from have made
counter attacks naainst the Ser-
bians. but gained M nut-rem. it
wet: announced officially in Paris
todav.

Phone 105

The Rulearians “rid Germans .. 3 _ .. 3
have not. Mtg-11mm f1 cmmt. '1' m._ mmmmmmmmwmc

tinn against the French troops}...
which captured Florina. There is
no t‘th'IC on the Struma front.
“011 Sum‘iw nicht our pizketc,
east of Orliak bride: were 111-}

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Federal Reserve Sfiiem

lT HAS BEEN EOUND

“trough the law ofiweraj'e

ihal only}! few e need,
monefai a lime, when
need mon effigy/need ii bad
anal ii 13 the business era lunltia

accommodate its customary.

The Federal Reserve Bank;
supplies ihis money‘ throughiis
Regional Bonk lo like)” NATIONAL BANK
McDank.

repulsed.“ says today‘s official
British report of the cammign on
the Macedonian front. “The en:—
mv camp at Proseniir was bomb-i
ed on Sundav by our aircraft.
aboarcmlv with successful re-
sults. There were no develop-
mmts on the Doiran front."

A special tax on war profits
has been decreed hv the Federal
Council of Switzerland. The tau1
is 21; per cent. on all profits real-
ized. " .:'.::_la:i.1 11115.

Flight Lieut. de Roche‘ort
who brought down his sixth
German machine on Saturday,
has been posted as missing.

Flight Adjutant Tarazoon, who
was mentioned in yesterdays of-
ficial statement by the Fremh.
War Office at: having broughti
down his fifth enemy machine.
has only one leg.Th:1 other was
amputated as a result of an aero-
plane accident prior to the war.
Adjutant Tarzoon's artificial leg
was smashed by a shell splinter;
during one of his latest daring1
flights.

Defeat of the. Turks' in a minor
engagement on the Sinai Penin-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sula sixty-five miles east of the "‘
Suez Canal was announced ot-l oooouooucoooououuo-uouuoouuo
ficially today in London as fol-1 '° 1 . ~-—-- :1
lows: . , Cl . FOR '31
“A mobile column composed ol 0
Anzac mounted troops .1133. 1: SChool Garments 11
camel corps. witch some arti e v. a t! o ,0
left Bir-el- Abd on Sept. 6 ,with g CHILDREhdS DRESSES . n
a view to carrying out reconnais;I o \ 50¢ an $1.00 a
sances of enemy troops west 0.3 a - MIDDY BLOUSES . . 3 a
El Arish. The column reached an ’ 50¢" and $1.00, 13
193112111};3 positxionfat Eta-1114312111; 0 BOYS’ BLOUSES
s xty- vc 11m 111: 101111 e ca .11 o .
dawn on Sunday. A sharp en- g 25¢G§1§T30¢
gagern‘cnt followed, in which our 0 .
troops penetrated the enemy ‘
Ranches 11+. severalbfpint‘s an“? 11.1- :1 A. DICKERMAN & SON
ictrd Considtra :11 casu tieé. , n NN
while our 11111111111111.1113; shelled 2 scorn no WALK, co 3 ., 3 . 11110115 4411 .,
the enemy camps. ‘ “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ , . 1
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British War Office announced upon elements oi enemy tranche.
successful. 0111- line
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