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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 6, 1918 · page 7

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‘Ii‘e. north of the Aisne. “here thegt‘tl

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rer-ent days. ‘
French took more than 150 prison- .01
err. Eilltl some machine guns.
Enemy efforts have been strong—
est ttloiig' the (liar and on the enstw
ern edge of lietz Forest. east oft"
Villersl‘otterets. ' in attempting
to cross the ”it-‘9 near Montalagfi
hache, the‘ticrmans were repulse

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completely. (lround was gainedl
lby the enemy troops near Long:-
‘pont, east of \‘illcrs-t‘otterets, bu
the French counter attacks threw

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:Tlnerry, and along the, Marne, llllflrr."-_ 1t has
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HOLDING GERMANS Wi‘l‘ll'rllli sueatus asst you...“ room I... demonstrat-
ilh’ FRANK “ittllmlill'. June 5 rd more than anything: that
-.~\s-ueulmtl Prenatu~An MIRA!“ yr!
gitiachipie gun battalion amounted from nil the splendid
ifor approximately ullv thousand and
.. «2: ll." ti-trma . ii=ill~ which iail-“rrluflnw \\‘hii=‘l10ldlfltt a Midi-’0 at American arm." 1“ endowed and

:2! in i.ll"lll|li~s to push hack tlie:"l|flt*‘all 'l‘hierry during the recent “tithing has aroused it... twenty;
latestiiighting. The Americanslost only enthusiasm of connnantiers. saysi,
“flu.“ mm, wasniade around “mimic man. killed and a few wouml- the Daily Mail correspondent with

the same time French the American army in France. ilci
Germans were driven from all theiil'tmlls “in?” out a force 0f llll‘rt‘ouotes an unnamed French gene '
ground they had gained 1““... inlhundrctl Germans who had obtain-lam] as saying that the American1
In addition “1er a footing on the southern liallk.5};ipit and enterprise at a critieall

. At

the Marne.

While the Germans donIiIIatedmm-ale
the town from 11111204, the Ameri- mroiuitl ("hateau Therry.
[03113 and TWIN}! set “P machine. The correspondent predicts that:
vans In the windows and doorways much “.1“ he heard “f ”H. deeds of?
lot houses. (Treat fierceness mark~:the Americans in 111.. next few
ed the fighting which raged ford“.S and adds: ~
d several days. 1 ' '

‘ One ofl‘icer told the correspon-v‘
‘dent today that it was all the com-
t manders could do to keep the
'Amerieaus from crossing the river
.thein hack with the loss of fifty.” “w teeth ”f the enemy fire and

Elsewhere along: the. lassaulting the hill pOSItIon.

There is little

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left of Chateaufirihuted over a very wide front,
been shot to pieces indeed.

apile of bricks and. “In some sectors entire Ameri.

 

haunt of the Axurriean thipu at

Itzititmted on the America
i'iiIlflIi‘N‘l
enterpriSe with which

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maintan the} ’
the French troops‘i

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.Inoment served to
of

“American troops fresh from the I
tlinited States continue to arrive?
Ell’llll migularity and in uurnbersi
more than sufiicient to justify re-i
:newed confidence in the ultimatei
Itriumph of the Entcnte. «The'

[Americans at this moment are dis-

 

 

 

heen unable to advance. i

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C 1 t C . l C r d t The Berlin ofiicml statements?

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0‘“ ) mums" on” raw or was a on the hghtng grow shorter. \\ ed-‘

Vismorfim ”19 SOMQNS it!“ VEST: uesday's reported only a slight adJV'
day. 9 “me ‘0 ‘ 0”“ ”n 9 1““ .vance alone: the Aisne Tuesday!

bustness. A fund local lighting near the 0111141.:
The situation is unchanged, ail-l
County Commissioner Crawford was “Owing to the \Vednesday even-,
it Visitor at the Children“? Home l'esm‘fl nu.r announcement from German -
dav. lie came to Norwalk on oiiciol headquarters. _
busmess- There are yet no signs that the
, enemy is preparing for still Iiu-'
The South NOT‘Valk Baptist Chumlifother hlow in his campagn to crush
Will 110” "5 annual meeting this even-.thp French and British .hefore the
ing at WhiCh ”“19 T9130ms Will be Slll";.-\tncricans enter the fighting in
milled and 0“??? ”Wine” transacted. large numbers. ()n the Flanders
'——" iand l’icardy salients, small raids
“Wile" V9“ Chili“. 9““ bum"lsvicontinue tind the artillery fire is
stiskpins, tieclasps, at. Brand's Jewelry jahout normal.
”01‘9- t American troops around Veuilly,
northwest of t‘hatcan 'l‘hierry, re- ~
mass“ Will be cemhmlpd in Stnpulsed Tuesday night and Wed—
Mary’s church tomorrow morning at nesday strong: (iertnnu efforts to
5:30 7 and 8 O'Clopk in 1mm" Of we advance. The American machine
teafitionh" S‘me‘l ”ea”- Ther""“llllgrunlre broke up the German at.-
l’“ 59M“ in ”‘9 ”Quin“ “l S dd“‘"—‘“,tack in confusion. West of Mont- “
'—_'_ Edidier and east of laiueville,
Th" Welfare 5mm“ at 9“" 0f "‘9 American patrols have been active.
9"" 3"" now °l"’“' ”‘9 “0“” beini: An American party of thirty men
from m ‘0 12 3- "‘i- “ml 2 l0 7‘ I" m. penetrated the third (icrman line C
All children “ml” “"9 years of age east of Luneville and outi'ought at ,
should be registered there. party" of two hundred (ierinnns. f.
ilicavy losses \‘vere suffered by thell
Th“ 110' “'9‘“th 0’ 935‘ few days (lei-mans while the American cas-i "
. 7-. .. . . . . Iialtir-s wcrcslight. ..
“1 l“mie- 90‘7“” and lawn. A .l..‘Col-| Although artillery activity has
llns 00., In their ad\'.. \o'dav are 51‘0“" increased along.r the entire ltaliau
log a 1110*“ complete line 0‘ porch and,i’ront from Stelvio to the Adriatiml ’
summer He‘lei‘fllli‘fiL Read “dv- 1there is no indication that the Aus-I i"
ltrians are yet ready to launch their! \
The Democmtic City Committee oti'ensive. for which it is known];
Will me“t in the TOW“ ”Mmbly Hail. they have made preparations. ' .
this evenins. for the Purpose “org‘m‘ There has been an increase of
12an for the Present Yea“- and “Glee" infantry lghtintr on the Macedon- .5».
mg the time and Places for MITRE the ian front. Allied troops have with- '
{stood successfully Bulgarian at- ,
M . ltacks against the new Greek posi-
Several person residing “1 the V" tions at Skra di liegen, near Crad-
cinity. of the Armory reported ‘0 we isnitza and between Lakes Ochridu '
police last night that a dog‘ynganJfldiPMlm.
struck by a manic: all“) and “Rena. ‘ ‘ '
a broken leg. Officer Sammis visited! PARIS, June 6.——'I‘he hattlc sit-
the place and soon ended the canine’sAuation is frankly satisfactory, says
suffering with a well'dlrected shot. in Havas Agency review today, and .
. ‘the- enemy. temporarily, at least, is "'
Several automobiles loaded- with not likely to make attacks all along
members of the Kiwanis Club ofsSta-m- thcxfront between Rhcims and the
ford, enroute to Bridgeport. passed‘0ism Local attempts seem to in—
through the First District shortly begdicatc that the Germans have re-
fore noon cow. and attracted COHSid‘ nounced for the moment their pur- ‘
erable attention by the 110159 they pose to win a decision on the battle-
made. ' ' field picked out by their command-
ers onrMay 27.. " -
Ng’fycrtltclens, . the ncwsp pers
{do not believe that the Germ n of-
fonsive is ended. The Petit Paris-

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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ferric,
who have been residing in Brooklyn
since their marriage. have given .in
housekeeping and have taken up their
residence for the time being with Mr. -
Ferris' parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Frank
N. Ferris, of Flax Hill road. Mr. Fer.
rin may be called in the next draft
and they thought it, best to give up
their home, for the summer at least
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‘ A Splendid Display

Women’s

White‘Fcclwcar
Pumps

Oxfords

’ Shoes ~

See our line first. as we

have all the best selling
models. .

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Pure. New-Made Butter—The kind you always get at

Beckmann’s. .
Armour’s PureLeaf Lard. lb. 30c
Nucoa Nut Butter, the world'shest,lb. 32c
TexasBermudaOnions,lb......... ......... 50
89.1th Rhode Island Clam Chowder, can 35c
Baker's or Huylor's Cocoa, 25c can ...... 20c
Humbert and Adams' Resp. or Strawberry Jam . 250
HeinzOreamofTomutoSoup,can.. ...... ..............,1‘2It

' Sliced Dried Beef (Not smoked), . ..... '. . . . . . . . .. 1-4 1b.] 180
Extra Large Oalifornia Prunes, lb.

A. F.,Beckmann & Co.

 

83 & 85 Washington

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. “THE 5302 ornmumu VALUES"

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EXTRAORDINARY VALUES

Women’s So

This season’s most desirable styles, materials and trim.

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Very Special at $1.87
Actual Values $2.00 and $2.50

sun on wmnow DISPLAY.

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The thoughtful woman starts at the foundation of her 'I

wardrobe. The comet is fittedflrst and so insures the proper
‘ linesof every garment worn

- «New models in ullthomoat popular and, desirable maker

are being showuiu our corset

Our corsetiere will be pleased ton/demonstrate hy careful
fittings the satisfaction to be

White Shoes For Everyone

We have a new and fresh stock of SUMMER '
SHOES for eivery member of the family. including

many new models.

SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS To MATCH

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gluulrville Iliad Tum! III-elm “tr
‘gAIlIrriuns hold very

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The maximum prior at which (sun.
em may all cattle [or slaughter
. Switlericnd has then
, ~ _ ““50““ “‘imn per poumi on the harm. Mash
”than: doInuIaIed-In the Tout wt‘4mum prices tor meat: have also been
I established.

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WLWIAL LIKE, LAND 9mm.

ALL FAVOR!!! BRANDS AT WHOLESALE AND

RETAIL.‘

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone 113-:

ll Wall Show.

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O. B. JACKSON I
OPTOMETRIS'I

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KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords [h 'Gdll fl

Bull lint-On and Mancunian.

Mouth nomination of tho eyes. Dcullm' Mp-

Now that .the Liberty Loan is over, BUY WAR SAVINGS
BTAIPB, which sell for $4.16 this month and lo additional .

each month thereafter.

25 pennies buys a THRIFT STAMP.
may LITTLE BIT anus To WIN THE wan—‘50

YOUR BIT.

The City National Bank

South Norwalk, Conn.

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Norwalk

__ ELECTRICIANS
l'urnlahed for rcpcir or new work. Competent men and good

urvico guaranteed.
DINING ROOM

BOXES, FIXTURES, ELECTRICAL MER-
CHANDISE AND NIPPLES

The White Electric Co.
”"fl‘mlt’ Electrical Engineers and Contractors

184 Wuhlngton 81:. Phone 450.

80. Norwalk.

 

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The Norwalk Line 1
Fast Freight Service Between This City

”and New York.

Steamers “0'10” and “Armttagav Braarlcy”

Freight accepted at Norwalk and South Nor-walk from 7:30 to 5:30
p. m'. for delivery at Pier 45, East River, Foot of Jackson street,
New York. 7:00 o’clock the following morning. Freight received at

filter 45. East River, New York. from 7 :30 a. m. to 5 p. m. Steamers

leaving pier 45 East River. New York at 3 o'clock daily. Sundays

excepted.

 
 

 

 

l rumination!“

emptied you to our! hm
should. upon due mm. M»
is]: you perhaps to also out“.
insurance. beau» or to in”
ad cost of building mterlolu. b
box- and nearly every other ll”
of expense entering into the G”
of making repairs, or I'd-building,
after a fire.

.l. M. LaytondCo.,lnc.

5 RAILROAD AVENUE
SOUTH NORWALK, 00“.

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ATTOREEY AT LAW
Lame Examiner

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Cure That Cold By ' l“

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WHITE PINE COMPOUND ~:

WITH TAB I J ~

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Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all 0th.:
makes, sold. will“.
repaired. Rentals.“ ’
per month. Mach!“
sold at $5 per month.
PLUMBER ,
: TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 3 '
166 Fairflcld Ave., Bridgeport, :00
REBUILT TYPEWRITERB

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CALL US UP

and we will rush our tmubltmi
right around when something that
this happen In your home. if mi

PLUMBING

ls defective, antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out, have us make Item

1 sat-y min or install II new
tom of .u

MODERN PLUMBING
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The Famous Gurney Rafrlgortators

 

Are Iciéntiilcally consh'ucwd, and insure a saving not only of

food-huts. saving of ice.

We have many models in all sizes, lined either with porce-

lain, emulator galvanized iron.

Hermit.

Buy One now: Fly Time IS Coming.
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Illlow that you have
your Liberty hoods

' wan SAVINGS

Till-I (SCREAM (20.

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Spray With Pyrox. the lini-
versal Spray

BOWKER’S
PYRO X
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. FllNfilCillE
One .sprayserves
both purposes
ALBERT D.

HORACE "R. nasal ‘

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TllE‘ NEW MIMIC?

DEFINITION or CHIROPRAG‘HI

Chiropractic is the definition «till
cause of the disease and the m. ,,
adjusting the Same. Diseaso is can.“ ,
by a wrench. twist or apmin In at.
back. Even it done in childhood
creators pinched nerves and pain}!
later life in the different. organ. and
limbs. ' -

Chiropractors remove thp ca to! ,-
diaease and pain, health is res
through harmonizing the nerve ‘_ "
tents in your body. Female tram ‘
given special attention; also om
ture of the spine. You‘will never.“
not giving the Chiropractor In em
to help you. '
Magnetic treatments liven ulna. ‘ .:

T. FRANCIS, D. (1.;

84 Washington St. 30. MIMIC”
G‘nduato from Palmer School

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

M David W. Raymond;
UNDERTAKER ‘

Tel. Office, 1069-3: Home 608..
2? WASHINGTON or.
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Corina House

Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea Food

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