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vnmt, fiat Norwalk. yesterday
' an oflciai telegram by Adjut-
flair son, Private Frank Scofield,
on July 18.
Beodeld is a popular East
‘ young man and has a host of
. l. and G. Corset shop, where he
_. well liked by all who came in con-
wlih him. He left this city for
bonus on October 4. 1917. being
I f the first boys to leave this city.
W9 Devsns he was assigned to'
Em it. 103 Regiment. U. s. In-
#1.!“ remained at that city until
' it. 1918, then he was sent to
Ilerritt. N. .l., where he stayed
‘ Risks-nary 25. when he set sail for
‘ arrived overseas on March 10.
immediately went into intensive
at one of the huge training
there. On April 15 he left for
t lino trenches where he has
' sever since. ‘He remained in the
, o! and on ever since that
wk" and on Decoration Day in a letter
on parents told of being about 9
.. :bfiind the lines enjoying a rest.
'Ml the last heard from him until
muncement that he had
mded. His many friends
, thil’city anxiously await further
“confining his condition and
for the best.
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., Sherwood is quite ill at
- I”. on inileld street.
m E.Heed.of3Edlie
-‘ in; Bridgeport.
hat Norwalk.
f‘ met a. Boost. left this morn-
.. was” trip to Nhsnrl
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‘ “I and dedghter Marion of
‘,' We returned to their home
‘ a week with Mrs. Kim.
Cotton street.
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swim of the U. 8. Navy has
.aehislduties in Portsmouth.
let: will a ilvoda! M‘-
It his home on Cottage street.
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”fwd! meetings“ the
~ she held lss't evening at
m. atwhlch time routine
. - diiposed 'of.
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I'll-fr! .of Cottage street.
3 a slight. accident with his
'last. evening on. East avenue.
ham just how the accident
land the car was only slightly
Vilm- J. Klein. 7th Co..
., Chickamsuga Park, Chatta-
.M has written to Michael
. [of the East Side. announcing
vil in camp and telling what a
. it is.
We Lanford of Winleld
tortsined the members of the
{league of the liiast Avenue
'at her home last evening
time avcry pleasant evening
ww—ne
directing of the East Nor-
snlent Association was
r afternoon at the Com-
»nt which time final ar-
.- were made for the dance
you to. held under their
. m , 11. Plans were
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atvthsfr home. 3 Fourth
quite ill for several days, is recover—
ing and will soon be entirely wéll.
Place. returned to his duties with the
lNatioaal Bank of Norwalk. after en-
Joying a week's vacation.
' . “a rm. Eugene Scotlcld of to GM
. ter spending
lasers! steam of Washington, Island.
been spend
here. returned to his duties in New country and the towns of Bridgswater one 0‘ good “no.” u we“ as of
h fill“!!! her son Funk Jersey yester
F. letaier of Chestnut streetv has been a
" district. has moved to Edlie “I”. ll be
boats hr a short stay
-..- ._ (l3 W m” WWI”,
0W Anderson and sister, on Rowayton avenue.
avenue. an eflcient operattlr at
,local telephone exchange. .has been by an automobile operated by gun ch“ who will be m edged to aid the
transferred to Waterbury enchant! Wodm 0' Glsnbreok. Saturday. The! Darisn town meetings to that same
for . h' weeks. Wk“. some 0' the accident happened on m 'M' end. The officers of the asociation
near Atlantic Square. Wolber '“ not were elected at a meeting held last
ahnrt much.
Waterbury operators are on now
tions.
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mad. at the olcial board of the b
I. 3. church will be held tint. and '1“, has been “fining a
. M 1:45 oclock. it is im- furlough at- up. home here while con-
fist every member be present. valssclns. u I!
l while not yet
' . ‘ mummy Sherman‘hf-M
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Mrs. lrving W. Clark, who has been i
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McKinley 2
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Mrs. Charles Coaklin and sand
0. and Mines Katherine and:
Mord have returned home 81"
several weeks on Long
t”"::;.
Orville Parker returned to his home
Charles B. Gazer. 01
Mary
II I severely wounded in action in New Jersey. yesterday, after spend- cie .1;th have
ing a few days with his brother, Lew-
is ill. Parker. of Ingan street.
rk city, tljs1
Mic! sic-i
George Sherron and family of Phil-
adelphia. spent the week-end and bol-f
idsy with Mr. Sherron’s parents, ill.
and Mrs. liiram Bherron. in Roway-
ton avenue.
ing a few days in New Yo
guest of her sister. Mrs.
Lean.
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Tracey Bell Ambler. C. B. M.. of
the United States Naval Reserve
Force. was a week-end visitor with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Am-
bler ,of Rowayton avenue. '
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Vice-Commodore William _ H. Far-
rell, of the Norwalk Yacht Club, who
has been quite ill at his home in
Bridgeport. is now much better and
is getting around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Gage, of the Norwalk
Yacht club. spent the holiday in
Lloyd's harbor in their yawl. They
have returned and have removed their
moorings, to the Five Mile river for
the winter.
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Private Ralph Campbell. who is stav
tioned at the Princeton Laboratory.l
Princeton. New Jersey, and who has
ing a few days' furlough
day.
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Lieutenant Edga'r Raymond. who
cross the sea for some-
lieved to be on his way
”d.
Miss Ruth Stevens. of Rum:
the
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Ensign Frank it. StsVens, who has
con ill for some time with rheuma-
tting along ultely and
well he is improving
and hopes soon to be able to return“
to his duties. l
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newton teachers. who are teach-
ing in the schools of Norwalk, are:
Miss Carrie Petty. of Rowayton. ave
nus. at Marvin school. East Norwalk: .
Elisabeth Slugs. of Raymond‘
street. It Fitch school. East Norwalk:
Miss Margaret Jennings. of Crockett:
street. at Franklin. Junior High. and}
Miss Ethel Jonah“. of Crockett.
street. while Mil'ltuthl). Thames. of:
Rowayton a'vcnus. will ban charge 0"
the music in the Hill: sellool. 1
Bnapper fishing was a popularrps\-'
time Sunday and «Monday. at the
mouth of the Rowayton harbor, and
all day long there was quite a fleet of
boats of all descriptions trying their
luck. however. few fish. were caught.
it being one of the "off" days, on
:which the fish rif'used to nibble. The _
old-time fishermen always believed
that no fish would bite when the wind
was east. Whether there is anythina
in that supermtion oi- not. can not
be positively stated. However, the.
wind was as?! Hardly and the fisl{
some few flat- fish caught.
The public school opened here yes-
terday morning, all the children all-
pearing bright and early ready. if not
0
entirely willmg. to commands thslr'd,“ this through your hair, taking lbUCAflOfl. _ . . ., ‘
"'1'! m “'0 teachers “'0 '1", one small ahead at a time: by morn-3 HARTFORD. 80w 4.-—lt is possibls - fatherly-dramatize Frenchmhh . d ”A u. thistle-hush .- tbs
“'00 WW “I! W ‘0 Win. the my hair disappears. but what a,“ “1' 9",‘fonrggl‘f‘immmm'g the More Wood. norm of WA ' . I . . mu
m lwe ”M1. T110 m“ delightb the ladies fill! Wyeth's 3" Cap“ ' A. coma“ :f m bmtb Chem!!! “(I ‘ ‘ my? 36"...“ “wk,“ Pm”! h ' mmmou‘
0' mm" hm W “'1' 7°“ ‘5 ll“ ml Sulphur Cannons. W. o.- consisting of Howell cam and'as- “Orr-011m W M ' mam. mam“ M“, w, ,0 a.- Comm um
um mm," M W. “my mm mm mum“, am we WV “mm am We. “mm 1“tyrant"*atchemistnlails M ' " mw- ’ 7w. , norm. roaa tnromoeaaasslnass.
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his. arrival most of the summer at their cottage at that the voters ”d an”... of the
hi! may“ N" Milford, and "1'“ daughter. n' DIHOII' side of Springdals have or-
lFu“ DeCourcey, with u” I'm" nuiaed. in an effort to secure needed
children. have returned to town.
met at the town hall last Friday night Gmn' Greenwood avenue. The asso-
to make preliminary V‘"*‘”“ for ciation decided in this mull“ to call-
the campaign for the fourth [Aborty
ed next month.
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ldid. not bite. The evidence Na tsv- pm“, improved by the ad ditioa °"section and mm districts have the
:0: M the supcfilition. “0’0 '"flother ingredients, an“, lswyethra' best l‘OIdS Obthlnlhle. The an“.
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, "Miles is. retest-oat Mr
~aow of Redford Park. There were,
eight calm .i, . J. ,
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Miller S./Miller. a iormfiwp‘l‘asident:
.0! this town, but more rectify of Nor- ;
walk. died Friday morning it hit home
in the latter city. ngaa a member
of many years' aim of the Darien
Congregational Church. and his wid-
ow was Miss Mary Din”: of flown;
Hill. Norwaik. ;
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Mrs. J. Kirkwood o: weedkaven. L;
‘ 1.. has returned t6 leg home after
I spending tbspast five weeks with her,
Miss Edith, daughter of Mr. and Hrs.j daughter. Mra G. E W! 0‘ “”1
F. V. Cantrell, spent the holiday inl ifeld avenue! ”Tl. WM w ”DP!
New York 1 tained over tib weekend holihy. her?
ltwo brothers, Jamaal Kirkwood of)
lira. B. L Sseley spent the week-end Hartford. and Robin WJflrkwood. of
and Labor Day with her son at Mount Woodhaven. L. l.. m also m C'.
Vernon. N- Y- Bothsteen. an old steps pf the family. i
hire. Emma Boddy of Sedgwick ave-
nuo spent the week-end holiday out of
town.
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It. and Mrs. B. B. Warner of Gra-l First Selectman George M. v.
been entertaininx Schlichiing is improving the interior
Willie Sno' 0‘ New York- Eat the store adjoining the bulk build.
. ing which he acquired from the Wll-.
A son. who only lived one day. “3 bur" estate last winter. and which has
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who "3’" ‘0 he" 0‘ his being Mrs. Macbeth nger. 01 New” born last week to Mr. aadjfrs. A. E. be.“ occupied by 000m A. V am 5m
“‘ "3 ”me”? ”91”" place. has returned home after we“ Nichols of the Springdalo section.
l the tire. When the lime-lasts are
\ 'oolnpleted. the store will be occupied
A son, to be named Tcdford. "'3 by Frank Zahn's barber shop. which is.
born one day last week to Kr. and hire. “0' ,0“th h ‘ nearby—building‘-
liomer Woodward of Cedar Gate. ‘hir. Zahn h" aoaulred ”m. "m up;
. ' todate barber'g fixtures which are be-
Mrs. Emma Bickner is visiting her ing installed m m. u.‘ quarters. .
brother. William Davies. after rsturn- ~____
ing from an enjoyable trip to New, M". w. 9’. Edgar of’ Mansfield
“ma“- . avenue. Mvtas heard that Uncle Sam
. could use peach-stones in manufactur-
People who 3° bathing 1“ the Sound ing a chemical product which held win
0“ BN3“ “Md. "9 having “‘9" 0" the war. has provided ‘ big tin wash-
troubles. Property—owners object to boiler with cover which Ms been
"‘8” Prisence- ; dubbed “The patriotic Peach Pit Pail.”
. ' . it has been located on the porch of the
M" and lira. 3' 3' Wood 1“" been Darien Review's building. and all real-
entertaining M" “d M,“ 1‘0“ Wood, dents of the town are urged to collect
Mrs. Leon Wood, and the latter's son. their peach pits and drop them “"0
Lawrence. all of Eastwood, N' Y' i tilts receptacle. Mrs. Edgerton will
' see that the pits are forwarded to
their proper destination.
Miss Mabel Mather of Darien spent
the week-end with Miss Mabel Mao
Ewen of Courtland avenue. Glenbrook.‘ The Dagien company of the State
. Guard returned last night from its an-
lira. Henry Scolieid and b" daugh~ nus, camping trip at Trinity Lake.
ter. Miss Annie Bcoiieldueniertained The big Keswaydin Farm sutotruck
‘5 a holiday 3”"- Hrs. Scoot-id’s ‘took up a big load of provisions, kitch~
granddaughter. Miss Curtis °’ Hemp~"°n utensis. cook-stoves. etc. Friday
“t“d' 1‘ L ,night, and others not until Saturday
'night, with a tow still more busy indi-
D" “d m1- H- 13' Sanson, '1” "9 vidualt-l reaching the lake on Sunday
on their bridal tour in the beautiful morning. The occasion was the usual
and New Milfordl are remembering
, practical military value in the training
friends in town with post cards. ‘
i received under near-war conditions.
“I" s°'°°"”” 0"”. "- v2 The West side 1mm" vcment Asso-
Schllchting and wife whohnva. spent station is m. of II i If
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improvement for that district This at
sociation intends to work through the
Darien political arena by electing odi-
John Welber of Springdale was hit
wek as follows: President, John )1.
l Worth. Hoyt street; secretary, John El
hhey. Hoyt street; treasurer. George
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vaas the district for new members. It;
Loam which is elmted to b. launch hopes to have at least 79 bofbrs the
lneat Darien town election. and with
that number of votes it expects to be
James C. For of New York won the able to turn election according to its
clansmen’s cup in the Howie- x inter- own wishes its W is to '0“ out in.
family Tennis Tour namnt bald “ the advance of the elections and town
Wee Burn 0°“ Club, Noroton, Monday. ‘meetings .1 schedule. to which all the
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The former holder of the cup m members will bind themselves to veto
, as a unit. There is nothing partisan
about thbassoclsdoass ithss Damo-
fems. Republicans and would-be Bull
Moosers in ranks. and has no thought
of changing Darisn’s politics. but it‘
w m m H does feel that the Springdale part of
I that town has been neglected. especial.
It's Gnadmethet‘e Recipe to Keep iy in regards to the roads and the
Her Locks Dark, Glossy, luau. school. The first effort of the associbl
tlrul itlon will be to secure all adequate'
The 'old—time mixture of Sage Tea building for the education of its chil-
and Sulphur~ for darkenins my. dren' and good teachers for the conduct
streaked and faded hair is grandmo- 'of the school. it is going to try to
ther'al recipe, and folks are again us- elect school committeelnen piedsed t0
ing it to keep their hair a good. amt-that end and to have a town meetlnl
color, which is quite sensible. as we appropriate enough money to build a
are living in an age when a youthful decent building. The present buildins
appearance is of the greatest adfih- is crowded, poorly'hsated and D00”!
tags. ' ‘ ' " ' supervised. it is claimed. Thentheas-
Nowadays thousll. we don't hsVe sociation will try to" get some appro-
the troublesome task of gathering the printions to improve the {mag in the
The Darien Liberty Loan Committee
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‘di‘l‘s has the enemy been able to
still another line has been prepared
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8181' ALLIED AME
SUFFICIENTLY
CAUSE THEM TO HAL
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the constant pounding the enemy
armies have received all along the
front from Rilelms to Arras slllce
mid—July.
. fotlic north, the Germans still
are retreating and the British have’
occppied additional towns in the
bye salient. The enemy 's reported
retirement in the sector south of
La Basses has not been confirmed,
however, and the Germans appar-
ently still are holding the greater
part of the Coal Mining city of
Lens, in this area, although the
British are understood to be ill the
western section of the town.
011 the French front Gen. Man-
gin’s army has made important
progress in the direction of the
forest of St. Gobain, which de-
feuds Laon. His forces have
reached the edge of the important
town of (‘oucy-le-Uhatesu and
have pushed further eastward in
their flanking movement to the;
north of Balloons.
While the western front battle
is in full swing, with the. Germans
hard pressed, news comes of an at-
tack by forces of the Central Pow-
ers on the center of the Allieli line
along the Vardar river, in Race-
donia. This move may be all at-
tempted diversion on the part of
the l antral Empires, as its (leveL
opnlcllt \vmlld threaten \he Allied
base at Saloniki and the territory
of Greece. The attack does not
appear to have had important rl--.
suits, however, as the British War
flfiive announces that the mercy
was driven back by a counter
blow. .
At no place along the battle lillc
extending from ‘iolssons to Flan-
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resist the Allied armies ill suf-
fllcierlt strength to cause a halt in
the all-naive movement. The tier-
lllans, after repeated defeats at
various points. have given ground.
apparently content to cover their
retreat with rear guard actions.
Where, if at all, the Germans plan
to make a determined stand is
probiemuth-si. The failure to coun-
tcr attack for the possession of the7
Qlleanbllrocourt line gives added:
credence to unnfllcial reports that
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—--n switch line from Brabiercs to
Moeuvrco—and that here a valiant
eflort will be made to aternthe
tide of the battle. The British al-
ready have reached anancourt‘
a short distance from th'm new
line. and both from the north and
south they are approaching it.
While the greatest progress
continues to be made southeast
and east of Arras momentous
events apparently are impending
north of Soissons. More General
Mangin has for several days been
pushing forward in a slow bllt
steady advance until he now holds
the key position to the Vesle front
from which, if their movements
are an indication of their plan of
manoeuvre the Germans plan to
retreat back of the Aisha or to the
Chemln dos Dames. The Germans
have been forced out of the Ailettac
river sector and the main defenses
of the Hindenburg line are endan-
gered. A thrust by the Frances
American forces at this, place
would be a serious menace to the
German lines south and east of
Salmons. .
The British continue to‘ make
progress in the Lys salient where
Richeburg and St. Vans have beeh
captured. In the vicinity of Lens
a furious battle is in progress for
the possession of that city. Lem
is one of the strongest points of
the German defenses in the north.
South of Queant, east of which
the British have advanced to Bar-
alle, the enemy’s position at Cam-
brai is endangered. Baralle is
eight miles westof Cambrai and an
the rate of the British advance
soon will be under artillery fire.
The British line west of 'Camhral
is almost where it was last March
when the German offensive began.
South'oi Qusant to Peronne ths
sage and the mussy mixing at home. .113"ch which “9 now in sorry pm“
All drug stores sell the ready-tonse while the members claim “1.1.0“ka
Sage and Sulphur Compound" 1“" siders claim that they .have virtually
abb‘di’ 80'_cents a bottle. It is very been ”mm taxes‘ for notlllill for
lh‘cpnlar because nobody can discover many years past. ‘ .
it‘ has been applied. Simply moisten; ‘
your comb or a soft brush with it and, may pump. “A“ MAID 0F
mm W? mutton‘miob- “lit-Whale“ contestants-mason 7. W“
. in: large enoushto
“in
the We fuss smother-1W“
”i of tbsboardwhoars-min macaw
British have crossed the-Canauin
Nerd and occupied Salency. 0
PARIS, Sept. h—Freneh troops
yesterday and last night contir‘e
says today’s War 051th an-
nouncement. '
,i‘allal du Nord and between the
no?
ported to~be in the western port
uedrto push back the Germans to g,
the east of‘thc Canal tin. Nordand »
between the Ailette and them ,
k-Lons no penetrated. v‘gave the name of Leonid Katine.
Prisoners to the number 0‘ L5“) glossers and said he was a fo ul-
were taken. . ' er student at the Michael School
Along the Vesle, parties of for (Milt-ere. according to a Mum-ow
k‘rt‘lli‘li troops crossed the river at. dispatch to lllt‘ ilcl-lin 'l‘zlgt-blutt.
several polllts. Kaullcgiesscrs said he lliitl doe
The text reads: cilictl to assassinate \. rltzky when
“Yesterday during tlle‘day and be discern-ed that tile coulluissarv
night the French continued to for home afialrs was I'f'hlmiisllllc
press back the enemy east of the for the wholesale executions at
I’etrograd. Relatives of the pris-
Aiette and the Alslle. ollcl‘ also have been arrested.
“Frcllcll .troops .captured .the __.__..__
(‘llapitre Wood, northeast of t‘he..‘ LONDON, Sept. 4,—News was
vlly, and further south French received ill London today that Ell—
elements adv'sueed, pursuing the, sign 0. Il. Dudlow, who was shot
enemy, and are approaching Cry—1 during all Auleru-all alr patrol nil
miles. itlle Austro—Hurlgarlau lilViil bow
"North of tile Ailctte the at Pola, ill the Adriatic, on Aug—
Ii‘rcllcll curried their lines to the not 31, was picked up by a com—
westeru outskirts oft'oucy-lc-t‘lla- panion and landed safey at the
lean and .luvellcollrt. To the . American base in Italy. The
south the French progressed east 1 American patrol was attacked .by
of Leully and reached the out- five enemy airplanes, one of wlilt'll
skirts of (,‘laulcucy and Braye and was hit and was seen to disappear
penetrated Bucy-le-Loug. The in a cloud of smoke.
number of prisoners taken in that . H
region exceed 1,500. ; LONDON, Sept. 4, 4 p. m.— l be
“On the Vesle from French British have secured a hold on the
elements crossed that river at sev- ' west bank of the (“anal du Noni by
erg] points,” taking ltulllaucourt, to the north
5 of Sallls-les~I\larquitlll, according
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES to advices from the battle front to-
IN FRANCE, Sept. 4 (By The As- C day.
sociated Press).—British troops'. Further south song the Liars-l
were reported this morning to they are reported to have captured
have taken the town of Moeuvres, Illchy-cll-Artols, Dl-lllicourt, to the
three and one-half miles southeast cast of Doigllies, and Ilermies,
of Queant, but the capture of the three miles northeast of Berlin-
placc was not confirmed. lcourt. . .
The Germans are in full iiiglltl Ncartllc Somme tllc Brlilsll, thi-
ill the region of the Canal illl Nord advices state, have crossed. the
and appear to be more than ever calla] at Ilaut Allallles, slightly
disorganized. A thousand more more than twu ulllcs north of I’v.
prisoners were captured last night . ronue. . ,
by Field Marshal llaig's forces. .' From Hermlcs. southward the
LONDON, Sept. 4,—l‘im-cs of ilritisil line is indicated as rulllllllg
the Central Powers on the ulorug t othe west of Ruyaulcourt, ii lnlll-
ing of Sept. 2 attacked llit‘ Elltcnte and a half cast of Bcrtillcourt.
Allied troops, under cover of ill-“ Midway between Nlcppc
tense bombardment, on the loft Sallly. ill the 1.31; salient. the
an»
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lliitl
lil'll-
billlkoi' tllc Vardur lfivcl'. ill Mill-c— isb have captured the village or
(lillllil according to an official nilili‘g ('roix-drpllac.
Since the opening of the mm—
War Ofllce, which says the enemy billed Franco-British ommtimn
was driven back by a cuuutcr‘at- on Aug. Silo less than 98 German
tack. divisions have been engaged on lllc
battle front.
nlellt issued today by the British‘
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LONDON, Sept. 4.~'l‘he clear-' . ‘ 7‘ M
illg of machine gun nests uruund‘ ‘\"‘§lll;\(‘}UN b('lll- _4-—‘"‘.“:
'l‘crny~Sornv is being continued by oral ol rslllllg s communique im
the Americans despite the rstllb—,'!“{f"‘df‘.y “5:5: ‘ “f l I
burn ppositiou of German patrols, Am‘le from success " palm
says the Daily Mail's correspon-‘ encoulltcrs‘along the \eslc and ii
drill. in a dispatch from the head— hostile l'alil lll Lorraine, 'Wliit‘ll
quarters of the American army in “I“ r’e’pulsed, there ‘3 "0‘1"“8 ‘0
‘rance. Continuing, the dispatch "POL
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{fine Americans finally gainedl Achulck car grivenlbsy ll'ranlt Capek
the ascendancy and consolidated of New York city w“ mum up
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their ”mom near Temcy-Sor- West avenue about ii o'clock last ev-
ny. General Manglu two days suture. and attempting to turn to the
ago “an.“ the .Am”! can general left into Connecticut avenue, ran
command I this m3“ “Pd ex~ head on into a motorcycle driven by
PM”! ”“91“” “t"‘fmm 1;" James r. Powell. of zoos F‘aimeltr
3's achlcvcmfint Potlnungogtugwnzmvanue. Bridgeport, wrec’ king the lat-
important t e_ 881:; n th 1' ter. and cutting Powell quite serious-
from Smut-ions la a ow eGe - 1y over a" I f e”. .
ns had brou ht fresh troops
Ell-ward to holdgthe p0sitions. The: TI!" sthers “1‘39 Bill? “at; Kare
Americans were pleased with ,MV n rown o ong s n y, ‘
' fro oil a source and alarm had a badly out Ill. mun Stool.
praise "at?! u that the of New York city. Louis Hoalilr, Lab.
lggnclnavdéyand tyanks greatly . " “mu“ 01' Flu-hing and Joseph
aided their success." 1- Fond“- 0‘ Bfldzenort. '
Powell and Brown were given first
LONDON, Sept. 4,—1nforma.'ald at the Norwalk Hospital, when
tiers from the front today is that, Powell was placed under arrest for
the coal mining city of locus still reckless driving. and released as
is mainly in German possession. posting a $25 cash bond. He ratios
British patrols, however. are re- to appear when his case was called
ion'in the uptown court this morning!
of tile-town. l .
Thin were widespread reportsv REGISTERING 0F
yesterday the:l lane home” MEN WHO ARE ILL
evacuated hit 0 rm 0c" .‘4.-—vaislons
copied by the British. These rc-' {X‘ggmafisolplnon within the
Pom ”W from an authorl- age limits of the new draft who may
mm 90min London and were [be ill on» September 12. were amount-i
More?! “'9“ ed M“ by mom is is unable to
- , "m ' ht’s of.; Crowder. Any man who . .
lib-fl. Brim of lfnlnlllfiimlou. ' “0°” ”mum” m" 3““ ”we
' tattle-draft board. and. where
Which !‘m‘l'wcmm them- 121?: 33‘s is satisfied the case in has
M 'iide.’ the representative will- be do..-
WEAK 89 t 4,..The tired to make out the card uplift:
A v , P . the P90 registrar's report. The word b
assassn of‘Moses U§“'%ome ' will be written on the card whic . on
les’ Commissary- or
ga'rs, who waswshot at Petrograd
being delivered to the registrantme
l
on Arts 81'. when young man who having jurisgiction.
d as- correct un-
be mailed or taken to the local board
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