l5
._ w”
ll;- capacity. sum the molt that 'I' both points the Germans were The Serbian Government is in ”pos-
ulm 3‘" could ‘0' be “99““ l“ reaidents hurled back with heavy losses. The mono! documents proving be-
i "11$an ‘ Jenna °" 3‘39 W“ The enemy entered the Britidl tré “mewm In“ tho“.
i —-——-—— :""" ‘“ m “’3‘“ i9 aunt's-e who. but momentum! Semen .pneeners have
;' mum”). ‘52‘Mflmlmlflwmlmibm overwhelmed. fre‘ -'h0flaoldasslauea.i£tfl;.specifigi
- .__. 'imn’lw‘ator snug-astound- . . ‘ ,m u: to‘l‘urw'yj, . rla, .
Calais- o! “amymafllat affirm-tile mantra. mfiWWwW ; up “LG ., 83-
.8 was“ was n3 tho M filo to “was used Milo “at Wed be m the nature of a Eight, “3 cording to a Balkan agency dls-
; ‘ss',yvv,.; 2:. ‘
aortas. l m at” is
m III-ism am
aha-M.-i~naadt-um mat-
") an Wear the present
-
" m m J. Saabye called
maid" and D. William
W was elected chats-lea. The
call of the meeting was then read by
the secretary and w mated.
The district ,co rs' report
was presented. by Stephen s. Hatch.
dual at‘flhwai
m m Mt reports of the
govern! departments at the district,
usim‘mn electric fight and
”rari-
The water rentals were 851,348.94,
Ila of the water department mu “0 -
by the residents at the wound dis-
trict and to improve the present con-
ditions he had two N
to make: .
1. installation of the actor. up
tens to decrease consumption. (hat
330,000 to 335,000 and an annual
charge of about 33,500.
2. The construction of a new tilj
tor and a new mail (mm
pond in Broad River to Gounotlcut
avenue. Cost of main wOnld be $40,-
sea-mm {that flu-*8!!!“ ~to
$200,000.
_ , At “18.90!“ am 8. Batch mi
“.mcreaae at $347.90. The not ”mum“ . I.“ "Purl .on .flle ratio!
Hawks
the enemy is burning stores and
villages in his path. The Allies
notthaen counted, sodast hawk-en
Madame. ,Asnoreorlnnreoi
Serbian villages have been reconI
quered and the Bulgarians have
been driven beyondi Baal'atbey,;oli
southwest of l’rilep,,.ille w
diate objective. ‘ ‘
‘ do indict naiikclyrthe'finlptiafil
will continue theirmetiremnt at
least to the improved road .rnu.
ningmamand wast through Poilop,
“2.31. a decrease of $2,391.08. _ . .
guards at the reservoir dam cost”; system would reduce the consump“ Sokol Ridge endangers the “119
“135. (m di t t if . ltion to some extent but would prove‘" \\l'est\to\(\j'ard lgonlagtlieagtllreust to
The “m” ° 9 5 "c “" verb-costly in the end. the 'ar or. S on it les ,sue-
. l . . \ . .
creased 81,442.90. Thonet wits 0!‘ “r. Swans. m say he did um coed m ‘lll'i‘sllns Atlwlinl .
lant 34. . ,
“333%.”... mznm mused me: the installation or 1 peter sys- 5““ m “0r“! 0‘ Fulfil).- & cw:
ornamental lighting use. it is WV-vto-‘but thoughtvthat a semnhoulo PP“ Pfiltiiusilmttof‘ibe‘d‘mn
ed. provon the wisdom of the special be made for . new 1m“. ,1 report of lines or Macedonia and Albania
meeting, authorizing 1”" electrical which would be m at touch! from the Adrlhtlc to Salonlkl Vlr
" oi . . . . - '
”Watson th Jagger's-1::- nee”. “M...” be called. ,tuully \\ ollld be ulonhble.
ward-dun succeed with this work. .William 11. .ueueaen thought the
“WI-tile Walnut-ion M present system-right and sale that . . .
Mount delays sudered, together this was no “we to start an We“ and l‘l‘t‘llt‘ll -armles facing the
with the additional expense. qufl- y p ' (Hindcnlrurg line uorth‘aud south
in! Willis. in every moor, the coating 8200.000 "MC“ ““1" be of St. Quentin won important sue-
’ 4p; snort: of the electrical against-tho wishesot mowers-seat, Wst on r“ “hm“ ”A, two
loners. who is eating all to discontinue build- , ) ' " ‘ ._ .
““99“le mmgafiffi includes" material. '1“ made a mo- ,1 units, one north at St' Quentin
ORACE RINASH, ' E ties that the matter he laid upon the
| 1). WI. WD, fable. Till lla‘lOUnded and pas‘edmsatioual advance last Octoberbo-
The consideration of the construe-j
-"“ . commissioners. g
. libel-t E. Winchester, general super- “““" “e" “"9" ”'5‘“ "9 “‘9 zappear to have rclwhcd‘tbe hole
as local ill character, “let‘Bfl-Wl
' The report was accepted.
'III an attack which in llmcribbil’
fore Cambrai; the Allied film hut
meat; areas-lied the reportofifie
W We" ”menarche
motion at christian aunts. was ac-
The complete Mort appear-
ed.
.W Bentham“ in not
g, ”do”? ln. ; ’-r
m-mttu‘tN’ Wdlm
or District Treasurer Eugene Lama
at District Auditor‘charleg A. Wal-
tdrs.‘ were all heard and use“.
The next businesrts mm
the meeting was the election of ale
taint-auditor. Charles A. Walters.who
" [fiery present auditor, Was renornlnat-
Qr ooatiauain his present position.
John F. cMahon took the floor and
stated the under the provisions of
the city olihrter, the city auditor
next to hold the members utilisation.I
John F. McMahon spokaon this matter
and stated that it' was very poor-busi-
ness to consider the extensionaLtbe:
" Wylie!!!” initiating. 1
»‘ hr: sums sue-d two moans
mule a motion that the nonmalsloners
,be appointee-toms" a survey made
for s ”uptight that asked that 8500
be appropriated for such work. He
noted bilhavlng'ihe survey made they
would always be on hand it it was a
later decision to construct the filter.
Winiam H. McMahon entered an
amendment to this resolution that it
should audit . the district‘s accouniS-‘he laid on the table for the present. I
“is is this bullied of procedure in the
other districtl. and it was not suf-
ncielit to, have an independent. person
ce tily the» I”,
"Eh. e-Waltafifq‘ue was again .pre-
seated and be 4m unanimously elect-
ad. Marion thomeeond district.
idle notional ,the annual appropri-
ationltoltha Public Library was next
considered «and Judae »William F.
Tammany stated that the directors
Wedt‘ahlaast the amount of last
”in appppflstlon of 154.000. Judse
Géorawfl. Yosburgh told the commis-
stoned! the: ht the last meeting at
thQ’ ' ‘ {directors a motion was
We £03 \fm' on increased appro-
priation. *motion to that eflect was
made and phased.
'On' the motion of Christian Swnrtz,
the; legislative committee who are at
present holding that position, were
refappolnted.
“Oneal the matters to be consider-
,eir’which. appeared on the call of the .
Patrick F. Brophy stated that he lav-
ored Mr. Vosburghs view, but thought
his motion should be changed to read
that the commissioners recommend to
, them the best change. that could be
l”nude according to the recommend»
lion of prominent engineers who
should be consulted:
, At this time Mr. t-lwartz withdrew,
his motion upon the chairman’s recon!“
inundation.
positions of the Germans.
patch from Gorfn.
”Theeprmflrit is stated, were,
hueMWalyisoau ‘udtoaeltnw‘ he he
, era and waramteriab which wwmmm Xsiilih‘hos :ntl
“toll/a. lhis said they were sub,
Minster-wile treatment,,alltl
that thousands have died from ty-
phus, choleraandhnnger.
LONDON, Sept. l9.—Bolsllevill
law Gems ‘Biwr’ fifteen “m forces are retreating on both the
oasflhornand wathrn floats, ee.
MM tuna stockholmulw tab
to the Daily Mail. The (Jacobo-Slo-
vaks still lidld tbem'tysof 88M.
. which the Bolsheviki ru'eceatb'
mmfll Arr-have sum“, “ICL‘di‘
'lh'o system and tho-cost Mascot. nuiAlseadystheir 10‘ Of'fl'e immt’kpltah adds.
I ROME, Wednesday, Sept. 18.——
:lllallfllg article, ,ilvhicll is taken
"i” "flaming the Vials of Vat-lieu“
ioflioisls, if not the pope himself.
lthe Currier: d'tlialia, the semi—of-
ficial organ of the \‘uctieau, de-
uclarcs Austria should be more ex-
‘ plieitvinher declarations.
‘ "Thelold subterfuges that the
note‘uhtioubtly carries show the
desperate need of peace," the art-
. idioms. ‘lr’l‘here is no; need for
secret conferences whenl’rcsident
"Wilson and otileratalmly shave
LsIIOt-lortll thalAlliad ' conditions.
\
and the'otherin the area near‘, u"? is Po=d°ilbt’m!l' the “9‘9
where General Byng made his seu- “"5 ”"‘i“”‘3 by Berlin. With tlu'
Cannon "of lliadenburg unsuccess-
" . we will,“ see afraturn totbd
intonation oddiplunaacy. .Pl‘he note
is equivalent to a confession of mil~
Foreigltteen months illeIGer. in", WWW-1‘43 3- 35-80’ Wt 316.
mans have been stmlgtheningl‘tal‘h'm has begun for tilamwhcn
their positions, which they oouaid- “WWW“ Submit *0 the “I"
.er as being almost invuluarable. 993“" ‘_
The fact, therefore, that tha-Bsit-‘ “If We year of 1916 they of-
,isb and French succeeded in fered‘M mw they‘nsk it." the
storming‘entunched heights and or!!!” mimosa. "BUN” what
stronglyaicfeuded townsjndimes film“ do they m WON"
the ‘blow was one in which large? . wrrn rrnn nunscn ARMY
numbers rot men we enmdi’lN'PIChBDY,‘Wednesday, Sept.
and may have been designed as at 18 (Associated Pram—(Evening)
least the pl'elilllillul'y slop to a'.—-t’l‘hc troops of the French Army
move of more than ordinary .im— under'Uenel-al Debeney, who pur-
portsnce. ,sued the Germans from the region
Emmi). Serbian and Greck‘of liontdidier, have, after a few
forces have continued their ad- days of comparative .inactivity,
.vlmce on the Macedonian front successfullyresumcd’thcirmttaekn
and issue taken a number oi~ ill the region of St.~Qllemipo in
strongly defended points in the conjunction with the British.
luountailloluvrogiou east of Moo? The From-ll have advanced close
astir. The from. now is nearly to Dalloh,l§l~ethsutwo. les from
twenty miles in length und‘tbe ad- the westor outskirts»! ‘ .Queu-
vanes has reached a-depth oflovcr tints. re " Hemmer lino,
six miles. ‘ every int the ground is being
It is said the defense of the disputed stoully by the empty. xlp.
Tcutouic Allied troops was very parently the Germans are deter-
strong at first, but that as the Ell- mined to hold the plateau, which
In regards to the extension of a pill“ , li'lllt‘ armies have sllulsllell lllt‘ll‘ lies west of hi. Qllt‘llllllt', south of
"W" “‘0’“ Merrill“ 90"“ ‘0 C°“i“‘"',wny forward, the enemy has up. Francilll'. cast of Saw ulld litil‘lll
“'1 “VOW“: “’“lmm 11- “WNW" m0V"1)carell to lose his taste for close of'Daiio'll. ‘
vd that ”10 matter 1)? 8180 Put Wide fighting. The progress of the AL. The Allied lines, however, are
im‘ the pl'l’wnt and H special W30“!!! lies, however, would not appear to surely llthiillQllli: toward the oul‘
he called to consider ibis laier. Thisiudicate any general giving way skirts of St. Quentin from lllt‘
1 action was passed. fof the Bulgarian forces, which are south, u'estinnd north.
The Question of purchasing flags for being assisted by German united; v~-—~—~ «~—
lllt‘ Elly hull was considered and John‘ according to n llol-lill dispatch. DMW‘ND {MEALS
,li. Mchlaium‘s motion that the our The lighting has been going or. ' ‘—"“'
l CNN 0’ “10 mammary flags be con- since Sunday, and the progress is M“ K'" 0°”
. ill-med was passed. lsucll that there now is a real threat Katherine, “Me of Karl 0")" 0' Wil-
mtlng‘ was the question of the cup: 1 . ‘
'h—<~_--. i ‘nt"ol"tby-la18, rules anti ”59%”le ch was unanimously pflShed.
”star the water departmenl and
‘ elo‘cti'lé‘ light department. Commie-EBRITISH AND FRENCH
~ atelier-Homes R. Nash statedvthat the, STRIKE FOR ST. QUEN-
Wuloners found that this was: .. TINQN THREE SIDES,
not. as o. charter or”: CAPTURING srx rsnou-
ed for such cases and moved that this“ SAND MORE OF ENE-
cla'usé be stricken from the call. It ,
/ , ‘ MY
was so passed. ,
Mr. Nash then took the floor on'
the question of a new filter and ex-l
piained'tl’le present prevailing rondl-i German counter-attacks ntTreS~
“0“ The “n" “NV-m use is 1al'getuult and Mocuvrcs, southwest
enough to supply “'3‘" m“ a “"3". and west of (‘umbrui, were preced-
tContinued trom First Page.)
l 3 “led that in “mes 0f ”Mme heal bordmeut which severed the Brit-
, number of people than use it now. but .34 1,“. an intense artillery bom-
A motion was then; made to adiourn‘towllrd the (‘ity of l’t‘elcp, which is ten, died '“ "w Norm” “039““! 3‘
said to be one of the principal 5" “Mk last "0‘1“"; “6‘“ ““391"
bases of the Teutonic troops ill “"0“” muflmg a. {"9" The a“
this sector of the Macedonian “"59”"an for “‘9 ”Mm "“1“”
{mm have not been: completed.
American troops are engaged in' M”- OCh‘ was ”0"“ ‘“ “him“
consolidating their new lines Gel‘many. forty-fOur years ago, and
across the base of th‘ St. Mllllt"l came to this country when quite a
isuliclll, which was u'lpcd out by 5'0““3 gm- ' '
them last week. The Germans are The 001“, came 10 Wilton "0m
strengthening their lines ill. this Ftliriield some 12 years ago. and for
l
i
reached, the storm center in' Eust- I of ”IF Norwaik Tir? & Rubber (‘0‘
cm Franco may be shifted sudden-l Her husband and five children.
ly. This fact, when taken into;Charles.-Elsle_ Ollo. Alice and Al~
consideration with the successful ,bori. remnin to mourn fir loss.
’0" cold, the/““91” WM W°Tk9d bei'ondirll and commtulioution lines. At attack made by the British and! Mrs. Och was a good wife and mo-
"-—"-——~'_"‘—-—_; .4925. ‘miFrenoll Mimi." thi‘ Si. Quentin ther, and werked long and earnestly
_ ofSouth‘NorwalkIgnn:
79‘~WASHINGTON STREET.
3 . Deposits, Oapitaludlnrplua .................. $561,682 ,
ones. serum, standout. ms. LEE, Vicermuem.
LEROY‘HDMGOHEBY,-Secyjrcas. '
front. shows that Marshal Foch to aid in the support of the family.
has pinned down large bodies ()fiearuing the respect and praise of the
the enemy forces in widely separnientire community.
utod ports of the line. The Gen,
malls are forced to heavily umni Earl Pershing Younas
their lines from before Meir. clear? Earl POP-shins Youngs. 33"“ one
through the Lorraine and Vosgcs'day. died met “PM“? “mm mm
sectors, while there always is a,0f his parents, Mr- and M’s-'9'“ S“
tiousmorth of Leon. The line from Norwalk. The funeral will be held
Rlleims to Verdun always presents this afternoon.
itself as an inviting field for an AI' -
lied oifensive. l I CHAPIN WANTS T
Re orts from Moscow are to the —"
effect? that the Bolshevik forces NEW YORK 599‘-
are retreating on both the north- tempt t° have Chm" E' Ch‘pm' m"
cm and southern fronts/“On thalmer city all“)? 0’ "‘9 New Y°rk EV'
DUDIE
DIRECTORS north thev - oning World, and sell-oontessed III?
“13.1.“: Luther M.“'w1'i‘ht '1“. the Eliteilllt: 31:11::1 23:3? :35?" of his wife. adjudged insane will
It'll... Idwaa‘d W.Bubboll the ('zecho-Blovak armies ’ alonlz me" with vigorous ”'mmon from
M30“!!! ’ “Gwyn”. up. Volga also are advancing. Itlthe district attorney's once. it was
‘ ‘LD.Wldlwoflh,lD. WIN up“, is reported that theCzecho-lnmm alter Chap!!! "I'll'fi‘n'
“\ "m" mam Slovaks have taken the City of.ed today “d PM“! n“ "my
‘- ’o 00 'm‘sm Pm. “Id mm m be on the verge! “M w WWI'.0 “ “newt
“I“ W. M l W In“ of uniting the forces which have 1"? “”9"" a” M m‘
Ja-ssldlyan mm been man; in Wm”, 35“.! casel- um.-Mhs i0 9"
I'll-“illi- with thoaewhishbavabaen m;W.eu-mhmflw
s w ‘ hm,m~‘_~v~_uhm”'fimm
v . ‘ . ‘ . > . ' . > V
sector. , . 3"! number if yea‘rs conducted a bar-
Now that the objectives of mother shop and general store. Mr. Ochi
Alllel'lcuns' drive have, been and the eldest son are now employes
" or when a furniture sale is not expected. efl‘he reason" as".
,y; a large top step, closed it can be
very real threat at his vital pool, Young’s. at 12 Pleasant street, Eastl
lit—Any ‘ at-
aatosmosroa ICE LABORERS. retused work in the factories were ur-l
During the extremely
mid-August ice consumers in Indian-i
spoils were seriously incobvcuicnwd (or, work in the led plants.
by the shortage of this product.
Marion County Food Admlliflralur,‘
Stanley Wycm. asked ice manor-oi
tulen what caused the conditions and;
was. told it was due to ashortssc ot‘
Ir.“ Wyoholv mum with ohm dor own wife. "I
M “w“ "m m“ lee- ems" alum-tomwy'a
Ell: 233. ill. Elmo ifiampany.
lw lilii'.
:The store closesdaib', firefly” ‘
Animator sdeofifasy Clipboard. (El
. Living Room Furniture 3. f for;
4 _ $bis~salevissquiieoutloflth'eordinary andc‘dfii'es‘ at dtifi
l
:ronnouocedin a former police is‘that there is too Heavyafsi' ‘
:iolidiherel'oso libelprices areirddmod. do the assemblage? ‘
*,‘number:oftfinglish.(llllb Chairs whiclil‘are dunuriousmii’d (
heyondauyother style. .‘Also than: are .Golonial Ailingfiliaii‘a, ,
.;and Rockersof Queen Aunernridgother En‘glish' perilously: l w
. nos " i
T English Club Chairs covered in ‘ ‘3' Living Roomfiet. in mahogany, ~'
silk and wool damask. .x l withea-npiwnaledlniok'afld aunts; l
I ulafWDGSal ’ ' . ' qlpring seats, pilloysati'd mil ‘ l ,
I ‘ ., 500 £01232: $7950 ered in m y velour, trim L
.. $7 - um $66.50 $314.00, . .10: 4269:
,' English mm endinoekm 2" mi nomad, .' eeh 'lAIaio
in‘Qneen Anus style, upholstered style, nfane paneledQuhaek‘e and
backs and cushioned seats, cover-
. . . arms, ‘sllli damask covered '9 , ' '.
.1388 "tum “lib .blue V610“! ions, re price MW "‘ ‘3 ’l,
trimmings. . . . 7 . f .
‘Wsr measure price $33.00 ' - ~ ' ' ' l.
-l
*3 Highstd Armchairs and
>‘. .
:Boshrs oil mahogany irr William 3 ‘ smug; $123?) ' forfisg .
{and Mery‘design.“tomstry covered. 3-3 ‘%I$1]6:004 ‘- '1 3-93,” ._
{Regular $38.00‘Bale pricel$32._50 3 85 00 ‘1
$12.09
‘1
Housecleooing Time
This interesting period is. again ‘
Moorland. one should consider a ‘
'ancuum Sweeper, as it is the big— '7"
l. gest help at such a time. Also for
every day use, with little outlay of
l strength, as it is :1 Carpet Sweeper
i and ‘ Vacuum Cleaner combined.
{git cleans not only the surface dirt’ .
but extracts all dustirom the body
of tllelcorpet as well. 'We are show- ‘fh
ing the famous Bisscll make in two
styles.
$6.75 and $8.75
“Torrington” Electric vacuum . \ x ,
Cleaners, for use in homes equip- ‘ - .. ‘
ped with electricity. Very easy to Heavy coats for COM
work and most efficient in every ‘ weather f ,-
woy. . -
$39.75 ‘
A special in All Wool ' ;
Kersey Velour j. i f
This model comes in darli brown ._ -
and dark green only, It isImnde of i
warm all wool kcrsey, lined tO‘the : _ 3
waist. It has an attractive belt ‘
and a wide for collar. _.
$28.50
,4 A Ladder Stool, one of the handle '
est household articles ever invent— -
ed. Made of strong hard wood,
openit forms a step ladder and has
i
used as a stool being just the right
height for 'kitchen cabipet or table. 'A limited number and no dupli- l
I I so?» magi? cates can be had. “‘“" " . a
. ‘3. . 3:3“? .
i it ‘ ‘ ‘1'...
ironing Tables . M y ..
The frames are of angle iron, , orseedsfi apricot pits. prurie‘pitsl‘i
SI‘lwell bracedand strong, will stand '7 91.1w Pits. date ‘56959, cherry.-
’ id when open. The ironing sure c. w, Pits. shellsofhlcksrx nuts, val-,-
fie is extensive and of clean 5% nuts and butter nuts for gas
’F-Mllit‘G llhglbol’e’a’ifiglil .th ,1}- : ’
m ”.m eachq . l “'3‘ &
m
mining the court to accept lz‘. .91. o in
that degree.
—. .. _........... -.... _.__._._‘__,;__-_.__‘. «flu... . ... .‘-_..... .M. __
hot weather of 'msted on charges of vagrancy.
,‘l‘he raids netted more than 30 men
F“‘“ml‘ some" smart svoous
.Tlie'men were lodged in the city prison. 5 LOWI§T m "A rc-av
._.._.
HURDEREI alNTI’NQID. _
wa'rmuur. Sept. ls.~\\'llliamv {Stocks oi was: in rule can“-
‘ about halt what as.
h ed with the mar- 1918. were
5""va WM. e If! "Hunky m‘ on the same date in m1. “no «Isl
It (whim Ola"! ll Fnlflh u 10’
Ill.
V I'll'
a series at runs. tuned to linmflmmt.
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