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he can sordi-lonsenqnshie well
an orderly. retirement. _-
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years. Funeral services from his late
residence in Newton avenue. Nof‘
valk, Friday. Aux. 30th, at 3 p. m-
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WANTfio—WOH'AN FOR LIGHT
general‘hauovolt T91. 1815.
WANTED-GIRL 0R YOUNG LA-‘
d. (or typewriting part time in ex-'
change for piano instruction. Great
speed and amt-aptly. nemesis”!
Victor Biart mat‘avénue. Norwallt.
TcL‘Ilsz for appointment. a28 3t
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~ WANTED—SPECIAL mucus Him
roll EXPERIENCED RAM; 1251-.
BROADEREIIAVOBK. INSIDE “'1an-
W. A
HOURS. 9 AM. TO B P. M. CALL AT
'. FOR“ utE—ONE RACEABOUT TO, L‘T—TWO DRSIRABLE
CBO‘WOR‘KERS 'I'O EMBROPLNo. 2 Center street. South Nonnikfieach.’ Pleasantly altnltId'on Wood—l . . . .
Mil-AT. HOME. STEADY WORK.’ “0‘81 ward avenue. Improvementa. Inquire from Al‘flw lagoon, ts only eight
each day the actiye fightixig like 16‘
v a .
cars, 1914, 1915 and 1911 models. All partial Improvements. Two minutes‘lsm‘m' ‘ M:Q;W.hl m‘
in first class condition. Price reason- walk from station. Reasonable rentiby further gauls, adding'to'rtke
able. phonemes an» s 9.11.113 3t Inquire ot‘rruk ”Diner, 2 Benton 9"” “f the enemy “em"v Which.
tBritish from brepklug'through.
(b the ninth astride the Scarpe,
the'British have broken through
F0! GALE-4 - FEW’ DUFF 08-5 ‘
pingtonhens. One fine cockerel. ln-‘ To LET—«i ROOMS 0N FIRST
quire Edward Avery. the Smith Cot- floor, 17 Woodbury avenue, Nowalll.
use. Manon avenue. . a28 at inquire on premises. the “hamburg me on a fmn-t Wm" countrymen: .
.—. ten up es or more and continuel “We have paid for our success!
"'"" then- push after an.— advance 0i‘es with the lives of many of our
three miles Tuesday. They hovel
FOB MLE~HABLIY DAVl'DBON, To LET—FIVE ROOMS WITH IM-
motorcycle, electrically equipped. A-l movements, No. 0 Hamilton avenue.
condition. To be sold at once. henrlCall at United Grocery Cd, 20 North
neth Day, 8 Belts Place. EMain street. .
reached \z'is-eu-Artois, in the rear'
[of the liiudenburg line, and have
led, the reserve line known as the.
car. Can be seen at Riccio Bros. gar-4931111191116. centrally located. newly guemflgmfuun swnch' 1mm 'Thel
“e. ldecorated. ent :15 and six, 26 Union: “3’“ 9" “"3 “Wm” on ”tel
, .. istreet. u. Norwalk. Apply Gibson,mam roads in Donal andflalnbrai
ESmith. 1 Trinity Place. land before then is terrain sun-
Fon eAtE—rnn ALLEN Dan-3 .
, . , . touched by fimnuabattle .
Ch) mm" Rowamn' com Apply‘ To LET—‘3 “”033 03' l 300313 war. Gavriille. on the Meningitis;
56 Water street. Telephone 365-1 0r;lllilcs from Iioilii.
los‘wxofllNGTON STREET. DRAG!” FOR BALE—CHOICE YOUNG'i'Ia-S. “at; Among the ‘ he and shell crit-
EHBROIDERY W'ORKS, PHONE,
”11' 1'
»'-WANrao—Bor ABOUT 15 ihARs
Domeib’s. 18 South Main street. ,
a2? 3t
+ A If 1
WANTED ~— ROUTE SALESiiAx.
for retail milk dsIIVery business. j
Good position and slimy. Better 13mm. “4, , lay.
825 [101' week to beginner. Must be,
able to furnish first class reference
and $50 cash, security. Address box B.
cane Sentinel. ' _ l
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suits and millinery. Steady position]
Apply Mintz‘s, 92 \l’aShington‘strt-et.
”“110 —SALES"ADY' COATs’ilmprovements for both families, éach' T0 LET—OFFICES, SINGLE 3003“];
iWAIYID‘L-OTEMOGRAPHER AND‘”-gn1n_.
twists. Easy hours, chance of ad-
vancement. 1.. care oi Sentinel. 1126 at
WANTED’YOUNG MAN, AGE 21,;
exempt, wishes position as clerk' in!
store. Grocery preferred. Address er
A."Mc(‘arroll, Box J, South liorwallt,
Conn. . _ n26 31'
WANTED — 1301' FOR :an6‘
store. Apply Stilison-Powell Cdl'p. ;
i12ll_ {it
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wanon~nv MAN AND mm"
position to care for analid or aged
couple. Would assume care at the;
home. References furnished. Addressl
"Ii," care or Sentinel. a‘lZ 6t;
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WANTED—BOY TO LEARN rucj
printing trade. No better time than the;
present. An'exce‘iient opportunity for9
ambitious youth. Inquire at the office
. of theEvcnlng Sentinel. l
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WANTEDvU. s. GOVER'NMEIVT
wants help immediately. Men, women.l
18 br orer. 8100 month. List positions!
tree. Franklin institute. Dept. 236,!
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TODAY. IN. WALL STRFET.£
NEW YORK, Aug. 28* (Wall Street.’
1030 a. in.).—U. S. Steel at the year’s ,-
new high quotation of 116, was the otit“
standing feature of today's early
StockMarket. Other leaders and spec.
ulative favorites were steady it‘ not
absolutely strong. the list showing
scarcely an exception to the higher
trend. Bonds, including the. Interna-
tional division, also” stiflened. Deal~
lugs were moderate, but sufficiently
varied in the first half hour to indicate
a continuance of yesterday's broad op-
WALL STREET, Noon-U. S. Steel
Itoidwits' pin“ the centralisature
advance. ‘Klndred shares, especially
Lackawanna Steel, Republic Iron and
Colorado Fuel _imp(oved 1 to 1 1-2
points and olis,l3notably Texas Com-
pany, and Sinclair were actiVe at
gains of 1 to almost 2 poill’ts. Bald-
win Locomotives, U. S. Rubber and
New York Air‘ Brake represented
equipments and specialties at 1 to 2
mints' advance. Chatting features
included another sensaflo’nnl decline
of almost ten points tor General Mo’
tors and .reCerslons of one to twd'
points for Canadian Pacific ‘
matra Tobacco.
WKLIA‘ STREET. 1:30 p. m.—-Ship-‘
. pings were in demand during the n
how- at gains of one to one and a 133
ml ill. and Utah Copper featured the carried seventy'elght of Michigan'siport,
"tr riser metals. U. S.:Stnei madam:
:1eW..r*aximtiu_I:WI£tEr I‘sllght-‘fr'_ ’ I'
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’7
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"" paper, uptodate styles, lowest priced“ 3- Nal'Y. and owner valuesthe suitor the German defense south of
Thoreau 1.098 precincts still to be. no. .. ‘ . . . . .. .
heard from. ' I‘l Secretary—Henry Enema" stud“ the American Expeditionary mithe capt
eighty three countles,'Oaborn tour and: H ‘ TmNth
. . . “'[ters of the .80 m 1
Jersey milking cows, one halter in; T0 Lgfmugm-pmfg . an about Bapau‘ia’. , ml: mm‘gfizry
calf also one work horse, cheap. W.'.m“m in Horn-lb South Nor - , . . ,
. g ‘ -; , . wputtmg up 5%. resistance; [is--
ankeplgnirzzhganstleld avenue.a2?l;;;walh,_-W Mutafiroln 85 to $50 paume itself is an part of No Man‘sl
. . .per month.- nayihondrnroa. .24 a} hand, but the Germans erecting!
jiligr to every foot actions as p05-
FOR sALE-sonscnmcn vous‘i‘ci '70.].21'4 mom “nu;- sihlo ‘0 M1“, “at.“ Ba
. - . g .
cockerels. Single comb White 1415- “um , ' ,
horns, bred from winners. Storm!”r av ' inquire Mrs 3' hw’ 1'61
com..eingle coup Rhodonsiand lededc'w" “N! V “Tn“. 1'5”“ .. slight progress against the enemy
use I . -> dorm... iMIt’rmdusion-i‘s
em. Prices reasons eh for ,gualltm TO LETLR 0313 FOR L “in - . -. " re.
gsengrsngwg, “m. mm.“ ave.lh°lllvekeeplngyofleag “(it t “alp‘ngtporlid behind the German lines on
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. . . . - .. ping a trench lino. boztho “at of Pg.
FOR 8ALE~A DOUBLE HOUSE. '1 tum “met- A “5" “plume. ‘
rooms on earth side. with all~modernl ' North and south of Somme the
; . ritish press onward toward Pro
My entirely separate. Well located °r two, °’ “‘"° mm sultan. 'normil‘mlllt‘. Thor" are approaching
in East Norwalk. Price 83.500. A bur-"ISM corner Washlnston “’9“- m“‘l‘ombles (their overpowering the
. ‘ 'Railroad Place. For turther partlen-lGMmam m
A R J llll T ,. liar: 1118:!” at the 0““ of Old W'llpn the woods of the neighborhood
S 0 . “1988 i g ' and are cast of Mnricourt, which
No. 7 m 813.. florwflk , ” ‘ ' ' lull-cs them possession of the high
11“.!LMMOE ‘ LOST ground north of the river. Dom-
,_.._,-,. . m...“ _-....-._,.. lpicrrc. south of the river and six
Bums: Hm . LOST-BROOCH.
, PLEASE RE-iillilcs rut-st of I’eroline, has fallen
. ' lli‘ \ l . , ‘ . .. . ' . '.
Raymond, Street & Son,» 1)”anl n ‘0 owner, 7 Elmrrove sum. to (atllt‘ldi liaullllson s men. The
rav 1.? liitcrvciilnl: terrain to l’cron'ne is.
an???“ Tam? “m“:d‘mi‘éeiufa LOST—A SMALL nmxn' E IiUL’ii’fait‘ly level our] open 1,“. fl... (MA
'n all} or .r ¢. eyes ”'2. ' “m9“ Find" NWT“ ‘0 l ' s“ill"‘imatis are all ‘ vlin , t i ll tl
Estimates given on terms ,cemeut Mutant-eel. and receive collard» .. "H a lid“ 3 .‘3 ”.5 ..“‘
walksand building foundations, also‘ 026 3t, Il lhl III t. let: . l
. . .. . . ._ —-. l“l't‘llt'll troll is h " ' l ‘ -
horse cart and bottom dampers tor. - ~ ... , m...“ a» _ l on Ultilt‘t east
hire. LOBT~BATHING SUIT A'I‘ WHITE \I'ilt'il Ill the Role sector an aver-
_.._.....,___.__.,______ iBridge. Tokeneke Point. trolley airline of nearly l\\tl miles on a front
PAINTING __ PABER-HANGIXGiuon‘ I-‘inder please return, as said suit. of iwolvc and onohalf miles.
decorating, painter's supplies; wall'h‘“ 5”" ““99" ”“3' ”m"? in ll‘°:].l”-‘"" ““9 “f ”l“ principal points
.—
Estlmntes cheerfully given. Trial oral?” “8"“? for sentimental Tl‘ll50n8.:'h” Si'HIIIIH‘. ul’lmrciltlv fell to the.
ders ”mum 1191.400, “smug-Madness C. B. \I'Iiitmm-c. 1’. S a. h ‘lli'll became of t e’ pressure
White, 61 1-2 Eli avenue. Acushnet. New London. i‘ ~~ t. 927 3: north and south of it_ General I)...
l . .. .llcucy now is moving toward
sxcslc. which is hilt five miles cast
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Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J.
Hallerty. proprietor. Trucking. Inna; [EBA]- NOHCE . l “is “"9 a“ it “mod late. Tuesday.
distance hauling. Light and hunt Tl"? French (N‘t'lllilltion of Hall“
trucking. otlce telephones 1681. 800 ‘lllltl the British capture of \‘er-’
House connection. : NOTICE .lllilndcvlllers outilollk (.‘haulncs on|
~——— — ~-~———————--=; mm... 0. (.33.... .. P ,. urinal" “:‘ifim'th- k ,
. . . -. r0 so i it‘( an cry, tun it out air~
Firemen lemm' Autusl 13' A- D.. 1913- iplnncs llI'O'glVilli,’ the infiilltry val-
Chance ‘ for good wages and I52 Estate of Margret C. Millard. iate‘innt help and 'arc inflicting heavy
vancement for men between the aflflot Norwalk. in said district, deceasedlosscs on the, Germans, particular-
ai eighteen and forty-live yearn llt‘i The (‘ourt of p b . ., . .
good “Wm-l condition. Apply N_ Y. . ro ate for the Dis i) when the enemy counter-ab,
N N a. H. n R “ii.“ of ritorwaill, hath limited and tacks. The number of prisoners
' ' ' ' .‘ owed s x montl s 1- ~ ‘ . . . - .
E. E. REGAN, Sup't. New Haven. 1 tom the date has been lilireascd still further.
M. D. MILLER, aup't» Waterbury,
C. A. MITCHELL. SuD’L. Hartford.
’Ltale to exhibit their claims for settle .terial have liécil taken... Around;
salient. Those who neglect to' present Bapaiinlc the British have recap-l
t e r accounts. properly‘ attested ‘tttr'd 'l' i ll f '
. , , t nmmunl loll (11111113 0 t be-
FORD AND NilwsaiRRv NOMI- 'within said time, will be debarred nlhind in the known retreat. The‘
NATED. lrecovery. All persons Indebted to'supplies werezfound fit for use and-112.000 mark, G'cnerul March minim...“ of Tuesday. He speaks: A. M.—‘100. 8:001, 9.00:,
iof measures ”of which it is not 10:03,. 10:50:;
In the same time the Allies have yet ’ permitted to speak.” and P. M.s-12:w,,1;ogx, 154g, "1:4
which will aid the Germans ili re- 5:02:- 63253‘. 6:0lix, hoax-73:10:,“
DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 28.~—Henry said estate are requested to make Im-ithc .Gcrmaiis'sutfcredaccordingly.
Ford. Detroit automobile manufactur- mediate payment to ‘ It is a week since the British
er and choice of President Wilson [m l FRANK D. LAYTON. attacked north of the Ancrc. The taken from the Germans R300 ““1‘ . 9.00 10.00 “v.1“ 11.15,
the Michigan Senatorial nomination,’ Executor. Germans have struggled mam.‘.‘llon of the. field gun calibre and suming the initiative and rccoul" ' 3201-}. lGORWAiK'TO...
was lOdaY. 0“ We face 01 returns “on“ Ehoul‘ of that time on a contililioils-Jai‘izer. , illg their 105603- He do“ “0t [19- " HAVEN. .» -
more than half the state. both winnerl District of Norwalk, ss. Probatedy lengthening front to stabilize‘ Since last Saturday the British lieve the offensive will end speed- A. M.——12:26x. 12:58x. 5:37,
and loser in Tuesday's state-wide pri-lCourt, August 12. A. D., 1918. lthe situation. but have {film}. it as a result of their persistent ad- “113'. . 7:15. 9:19x. 10:21:. 11:52:. 7 _ _
maries. " l Estate or James W. Stagglaie or Nor may be significant that the enemv V3309 have overrun the Hinden- , _— . K is 1:. 3:33"; 223-401 $31:ng ‘
Truman H. Newberry of Detroit com- walk in said District.- deccased. lcommand has not scan fit to burg “"9 fur a distance 0f ‘ one ARCHANGEL’ Russta, Tues-1 szthidays). lth’l‘mridaenodd
mandarin the Third U. S. Naval Dis-' The Court of Probate tor the Dis-dammit a counter—ohensive-on anemile on a front 0f three mlies. . . - .. ,.
trict and former Secretary of_ the trict of Norwalk’, hath limited and‘al. other part of the front_ l Latest dispatches to the. depart. PNSS-)—All official statement ls"6:51, 7:09x, 7:32 (Bridgeport'f
. Navy, has won mefiepdbflcan “will“. lowed six months from the date hereof From Roye to the Disc" and Eng“, General March said,"do “0t sued here today, says the. Entente ‘ 9:25; I
I "won ' ltion for United States senator by a for the creditors of said Estate to ex- thence to the Aisne lively artillery Indicate any c
vote which incomplete returns indicate hibit their claims for settlement. duels are in progrcSS. Along the had pressure. . _ _
may equal the mini number at votes (Those. who nexleétio present their ac-jVesle the situation has quieted ently are continuing “"3" Prog‘
of the mofiiing at a further fractional polled by both Ford and former Gov. counts properly attested within said d ' ucc' es II 1'9 S Oil the Flanders front - tilla ' 6:48 7 208:. 8:28. 9:251t. 10:10!
- - . ' . owua am after the s s s - ‘ ' . . . , '_ "E TD 0",".
. g f I Summarizing the military 110-" 1110 communication tells 1n tie-it NEW "A ll 8
crnor Chase S. Osborn: Onlyfa light timw will be deharreh a recovery. All Ameri‘ n thrust at Bazoches and
vote was cant for William G. Simp‘honapersons indebted to said Estate are re: the” €45
ot'Detroit,‘ the other Republican candl- attested to make immediate payment Flames.
date. ' .to , . .. , - . - .,
in the Democratic ‘uiiotlnr; how,‘ JAMES A. sero WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY lines between the Searpt‘ and thc fill for the @3304“le tFOOPs-:5=32‘r 5507- 5:181?“ :51“
ever. the Detroit manufacturer, who Administrator IN FRANCE, Tuesday, Aug. 27*‘801111119 over. the hilly. plains cast There was considerable fightingon A M.—~i:10x "23;; . .
was Acgntiidste °n‘b°lh'mrty tickets} , , .. ,
won an easyrace from hig’ lone op. - ~ . . . . ‘
' ' ’ .REQIMENTAL an
mem' James W” Helme’ “gm“ 1““ . At‘ there-union of the 17mm 28th]
momiii! being two to one iniavorof Regimental Associations;. at 111110111
his candidacy: Point Park, today, the {0“me oili-
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a W”..-
my“ -
W‘ PIOARIIY‘QE the brave men opposed ‘ to it
SW land to enfioree its brutal will upon
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. Marshal Foch. however, labgiva, '
mg the enemy non-est. There i’ffiiith was pledged. You. pm
"3 “LI l 1'0 1,.“ ‘ 11° “MP "1“" 511‘“ WWII}? auiialat our altruism; roar Mic
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MRTRIOK-«In Norwalk. A118. 271‘ FM 9‘55‘3 F980 TOURING} TO LET—THREE ROOMS WITH being extenkd 0'1““! "mhm‘ at blunted our Virility or our!
. ‘ . lcan initiative and energy are as 61-,
street. South Norwalk. azs st'flsh“ ‘lflp‘mfl’ .to WHO!“ limited for tasks of war as for the put-g
lbroken througho: “810% fleet-'bravery, achievement and sacri-l
guinefiheBrjtislt‘ Wflddponly 'nlaili firm in its; purpose to take
ifm'nlshed. Bristol “9““. 94 Washlnpum ”“1”" ““d the enemy is dill- that attituder‘of the German For-
“n‘d Mulltauban “Ml 'ish troops'today‘ completed
at:
... 95"- f, . .
, saint} Jill: M”
“Emlfimvn one, great {not
the world and civilization.
“Three days later-.lu eoniuction
with our allies, you counter-at—
tacked. The Allied armies gained,
a brilliant victory that marks thel
ing poimlof- the war. You fill
ore than to give the Allies till!
' porn to which, as a MM‘mtr
s irit and our sense of justice have!
re 9. 1.
' “You have shd‘lvn that Amerii"
suits of peace. You have justly
won unstintad praise from our a-i
lies and the eternal gratitude of
brave comrades. We shall cherish
their memory always and claim for
our history and literature their
lice. i
“This order will be read to all
organizations at the first asscmei
lily formations folowiug its ro-'
ceipt.”
u—u—v
PARIS, Aug. ’28 (“Mash-Gen;
many has not accepted conditions!
outlined by‘S‘pain'with regard toll
Submarine attacks on Spanish vesq
sols, according to newspapers here.!
definite agreement will be reached;
until'after emu“? attempts t0lMarch said the Ninety-first Di- southeast 0f Roye toward,
complicate mattersill the hope; of ivision ,Troops of Alaska. Paciflcland Vcrpilliercs, south of ; .
saving the situation. 'The Spanish (i 1 State‘. ldallo, w-omlng,'lise.
government. itisdeclareiLJVilI ”huge-titans and Nevada). ntiw is ml LONDON, Aug. 28.—B'
- draining in France and attached to forces fighting east of Atras,
German tonna c, when a German ‘the. Fifi-h Cum. » 4
subnla'rin'e'siii ‘ahspanish ship. l
Thd ”9"”9‘1’9'3 however, "O‘C'Foliz temporarily is commanding, north of thevArraS-Ciimmi . ' . p
but General phi-filling is known to‘according to‘the official statewtw .
lei‘m OM60 ;tends“to be eoncilia- have designated a major-general issued by the War Oflice 10%“
to take command. The British line in the FI .
lOI'y. ~i “ - . 3.,
WITH THE BRlllTlSIl FORFESlul Guard troo s from California ifmm 0f four miles “hm
13"?“ng , Aug. 28 (By The As- 1 Utah.“ Arizona? New Mexico ‘and ’Ntuf Berquin-Estaires road. ’
“(“3th “y ‘ myMonnngL~Br1L .(‘lilfil‘fiflon li‘fl‘ "Oi. yet [-9301le . Soul“ Of the Somme. ”183m 1'
the . 19mm“ .7 . ~ - . . . ave taken Foucaucourt. w :
capture of 'l‘ronos Wood. north of :
the [liver Somme.
Canadian troops. in their ad-jltcror Charles and Empress Zita of Trones Wood.
Vance asti‘ide the Somme yt~ster-,.liave arrived at Dresden, to visit PARIS. Aug. 28, 4:40 p. uh.
day captured more than 2,000 Ger- the Khtgof Saxony. Later they General Mangin‘s troops -‘-
. . -‘ will go to Munich and Stuttgartfcrossing the Ailcttc river to- .3;
Willi“ intermittent fighting 00"- 'Tlloy aroiiacaompanied by Baron-was announced here this“
lllliflh‘.
tillllos virtually everywhere along ‘Burian. . » Inoon. '
the British front the hattlc begins . r-——- l 13mm]. {ma ~ . ‘ ' '
_ _ . .. .~ .. a 11.5 have rcoccti
1“ ”WW 518%“ 510“"118 “ll. 7 “AMSTERDAM' .1 Aug. 28'7“- Mt. Renaud, two miles south2
The Germans havo delivered America has been able to trans- of Noyon, uccordingio the ire‘
"Fm-V (‘oiltlter-attaolts_ along, the port morethali one million soltilchjwhivh says fl". French “a"
line, hilt gained nothing. .lu you to France because they have howproaching Novon. which prob
tlially every case, the counter-at. carried in small. swnt stenmcrsds in their possession.
tacks finally have had disastrous which oh’ercd veryi tllfiltéllll liar-i
rlsulis for the licrliiaus for W] on reis for the term nos 0 s11 hum, -
. t r lfllit‘s, declared ifaptaiu Ziliimer-iN. Y., N. H. & H. TIME T
three places. it was only for n'man. of the German General Slafi’. —“
hricf pcriod. ,in il lecture at Brcslau on the Inili-‘
- —‘ tury situation, according to thcl-SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW V g.
PARIS. Aug-.35. 1:30 I). I". (By Rhcnish Westphalilln Gazette of '
the British (lid l‘t‘lll‘l‘ at two (
The .lssol-iiltnd Punish—The ticr- Essen. He said these steamers 9.39. 10:33,. 10:52,. . _
man retreat on the bulimic hnitle- were escorted by warships. P. BIZ—42:03; 12:52 (Sta
field has become precipitate. Tllc
French First and Third Armies 000 Americans at the from alltl.5:46- 6302‘. 55263. 31" (Stanza?! ..
,Ttltl.l)0ll more behind the lines. 1!): 7:02x. 8:06x. 9:20 (except‘TS'aq-g _
are at no point. losing contact with
the enemy. The French are ill-f
flirting heavy losscsoil the retrenifinos, ”19. captain attributed to the
i221; Gel-mulls. iluass employment of tanks which 9-19: ”.33‘ 12.03;
French cavalry is “harassiliir the had yielded initial successes. hilt.i -p. 'M.—'I:0iix. Lani, 3,12:,- s.
retreating Germans ill the Challl- he declared, means now had been 5:46, 6:02x, 7:02x. 7:12x, 72453.7" 4.
nos region. lliimpt‘l‘llli! the witlr found to master them. f8:06x, 10.07:.»10240. "
(lrawill of the t‘lll‘lll)’ forces. ThereI
is a report that General Mungin's
today.
3:3!qu from 1.079 precincts of the cars were elected for the coming‘seruice achievements of the First; road. '
state this moi-ulna showed: Newberry. ,yaar. 55,...“ng Regiment.
fluogiclai? and incomplete returns :m'i'dreasure G . ,Forces.
Phillips; 1 nudge-t “Y ‘u came to this battlefield at
1
ya' ~‘,,,_ 9.
W a m...
05 ‘this place: also . has been:
. 3 _ . a crucial hour for the Allied cause. tun-ed. - .
lit was thought that probably no 054381.“. 'tre, three miles uortheastp
.herBOf for the creditors of said es-‘and urcnt quantities of war run- army .is crossing the Ailcttc rivcrl German arm." and nation ""“' face, p_ 31.42.03,; 12:45; 1‘:08
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number of prisoners taken by theft)"
Allies Since Jul." 1 has passed thelA; ictl...‘ in .thc Dusseldorf Nat-liqszm- 331”" “7153- 11-453-
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dispersed the Bolshevlk river flo- I". l1.——2:10x, '3:05x, “A
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(Bytlie Associated Pr'ess)T-—Gen- of- Albert againstdetermined re. the jiver Dwma, which enters; 9““, 11:00. _
”'lerfil Pershing-has issued the ' fol: sistance on the part of the enemy. into the. Gulf 0f Archangel. One! p. 11—1257; 1:55x, 1:23
GIRS'ELEOTED‘lowinggorder: . ' "iiOn Tuesday the British continued Bolshewk craft was captured and 1 4:35, 5:13x, lelx, 7505:. 951
‘ “Itrfillsme‘with pride to record-to a depth of five milcs'alo‘li'g the the others fled, after some of them. 11:40x.
in General (inflows tribute to'the very important Cambrai-Arrashad been damaged.
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