fit: enemy yesterday took isolated;
We] attacks
F
1Ilsa‘olfl1‘1no,the ltalians are
. .. cit TROOPS BBATING-'
W BULGARIAN FORCES
om A moan LINE
Vina-muss nos: rust Pace)
only artillery combats and
in the Flitsch Valley?
ll. 880mm
II. N80, Tam, Oct. 25.—-The ‘U. S.
Their at—'
to attack then relaxed.
“Against the Mrzlivrt front, to
pacemaker between the Carranza de
' tseto government. and the Villa cac-
‘13 including the bfiQ‘ehead at tiop in Mexico. it was learned here to-
Sh“ day from an authoritative source. M
$43811quth 950115: especial- sotiations are soon to be opened with
W the height west of 5‘ General Francisco 17111: by doom 1:
im WhiCh is continually 3t" Carothers. special agent of the Depart.-
panned.
HEW the" A193” "OOPS meat of State, who is said to have been
mtrated a small portion of our. mmmmod to present plans which
mt. All energetic counter at- we United States Government has
Wk by mfam“) regiments nutn- concluded with representatives of the
“11.1.1111“
government is to assume the role of"
fibers 53 and 86 ejected the enemy Demon WWI...
in I short time. In the Isonzo
, districts the enemy were unable Carothers “m present to Villa are.
r to penetrate any part of our posi-‘
‘ tions. Before the
oiGorizia several attempts to at- the Umted Slams,
talc Montesaboiino broke down will be furnished him here by the u
V Aft:1' strong artillery preparations Government.
: derable Italian forces attack-
sstion and 0913.1 13 yesterday. Our .Will be granted asy.lum
E: troops firml1 held all positions.
, 2. Villa generals who wish to leave
.5 '1" ‘5 dominating mountain PO Mexico and come to the U nited State
I It is said that the terms which Mr.‘
1. if Villa will resign as commander-
bridgehead in- -chlef of the Villa army and come tol
an absolute asylum:
S.
3. The Villa army in its entirety will
“on the border 0f the platcatlbe extended amnesty, and full guar-
d we“)! in the sector between antee will be gi1en to e1"er_1 member.
rllainiza and Mute Dciscibusi the
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(Continued nun Fif'n PCs)"
ing that James Wood. of the second
district. declined to set on the ag-
oounttng hoard Its mayor tori-1
pointed Councilman licorice 11.11111-
ting. Committee on Me. to sue-
ceed him. The accounting board is
now made up or: Fletcher H. Mono
gomery. of the first distrifl': N. H.
VNutting, of the second, and Charles F.
iDunnebaclre. of the third.
The mayor's office toursrvdtiring the
present weeli will be the same as pre-
viously: that is, he will be in the may-
or‘s office on the top floor of the
City Hall fram 4 o’clock until 5 o'clock
each afternoon with the exception of
:Saturdav. when he will be in his office
from 10 oclock until noon. ,.
i The following interview was given
out this morning by Man or Harstrom.
s 'in discussing his board of estimate of chemicals
gappoinunents:
“Appointments to the Board of Es-
tilnate and Taxation are made in ac-
cordance with the provisions of- Sec
lien 88 of the charter, that is there
battle IS raging “ith umllminiSh' NOVRWALK CONTRACTING Norse, shall be at least one member from
ed violence.
3. “Conditions have been more (The Commercial Record.)
quiet in the southern sector. Re-
“potted fresh attacks by the! Tokeneke Residence.
enemy {3'ch mmpkm’ The“ Architect A. x Paddock has com portam
Italians have obtained a. foothold plot ed plans.
temporarilv in only a few of our
outmost trenchts South of San
mated,f01 a handsome residence to beI rbil'ity and integrity.
built for Dutilh Smith at Tokeneke. are large property owners. so much,(‘
I
each of the wards, and not more than
Vlhrec belonging to the same political
=party.
i The work of the board is most imv
it is desirable. therefore!
with are now being ”11.01111 the appointees should be men of
if some of them
“”1an ourhiufipittry hrempftimi‘c'ttli The interior will be arranged for nine. the better. i am of the opinion that»
post ‘0'“ m a“ o :11 g rooms and three baths and w..‘l be pro-. the members of this board should
. ins.-
Hic heights north of Arangete—
Jone Serbian rcarguards were
repulsed south of Siatiua.
”German forces, pushing for-.
ward 011 both sides of the Mo-
mcamured the heights south of
Palarka and north of Petrovac
Troops- which crossed the rive
at Orsava (near the Rumaniau
out the enemy.
I be about :10. 000
Contract Awarded.
r drawn by
call for of rame structur.
with a seating capacity of about 700.
1 di 1 t dice of
“In the Serbian theater. The liar: withl ezery convenie‘nce. dTlgeV hold no other ci y 01' s ric o
f General 1011 Koevcss g tng w” e by eecmc' y an t 8
m5"! (i) k ti 6 Scrbians across, heating by steam. The exterior will be
force ac ‘ half timber and stucco The cost will is chairman of the board of estimate}
any kind.
I "The mayor. by virtue of his office.
:and for this wason there are three
appointments to be. made this year:
John Pecerello has been awarded the One Democrat. for six years; one Re-
contract for the erection of the pro-i publiean. for six years. and one Re-
posed moving picture theatre on Let- publican for two years.
ington avenue. The plans. whih were ments are Hichasl J. Riordan, Deplo-
Architect F. S. Morehouse.lcrst. of fire first
“51100, Lasts Slicers. Republican,
and .1. Walt
My appoint
ward; six yearai:
of the
jsecond ward. sir yoara.s
The Central ,Fire Station firemen
were called out twice aberrant 2o
still slams.
Iii "FD Moon Officer Frank S.
Stratum sun inhn slam, them:
m of the louder block, on
W Main mam-1111.1 want
mobs. The firemen wild discover
no blaze. The begement was filled
[with mil-able sucks. and the
odor of burned rubber was noticeable
ChletfieorceW ”will“. A
:5... mi ..
TODAY IN WALL STRBE!‘
rthw roux. 0a., .25. (WALL
STREET, 10:30 a. m).——Theee indus-
trials which come within the scope‘
’version on the Won of trading
todiy'. laxwoll lbor issues were
1‘;de to the lore, the common ad-
nvaricing 5 14 to the new high of 80.
Baldwin Locomothe rose 4 to 146.
and m We as coach at
1110 1-2, while National Enamotling
added 2 2H to ”last week’s sudden use:
‘at 36 [8. American Locomotive. Cm:
trifle Scoot, and American Linseed
were higher by 1 to almost 2 points.
Reactions of 2 to 4 points set in after
the first ‘upward movement Bethle-
mhem Steel declined 10 to 575. Rails
1...... m...
JZW‘M war dares furnished fdrther (iii.1
..,.,
gflbhkhcl 18,7 ' . - »
New Telephone Number is 6200. -« i
Store closes at 6 p. to. Saturdays. I
.—
The “Muscovite Suit”
'A Distinctive Model in Tailored Wear
thorough tampon 1.1111111111110th l
mum to determine the cause 01V"??? {gain a neglig1ble factor
the smoke, which was probably cans-i, WALL SHEET: ”0011- *leions
ed by a. m MM vaere most severe in Studebaker, Bald-
At 8. 30 o'clock “Tl” {km ‘Jwin, Crucible and Continental Can
book-Ste W ill P automobile in these falling 3 105 points, while Unit-
the rear of the Sterllnz FurnitureIed States Steel, which opened at a
Company, on Washington 31m; Islight gain. fell mer a paint to £5 3- 8.
icatching fire. The firemen had meIAs these shares receded rails becamei
.Vmue out in short order by We “A stronger. Eries being most acme at
1 to 2 point advances, with as much
, A freight m W through, for the Anthraciles and New Ha1en.
this city yesterday afternoon was Pacifics and Grangers made little up
In d to allow the 0,137. to beat out ward progress, however. and the.
.figmeg mcu'wflfi, weeping from .V movement as a whole suggested fur-I
Vmumg hot-box to the wooden par-n iher selling of standard stocks as
tions of a freight? on}. The damage specialties recovered Int'reased‘
was very 1113111! 3 weakness of foreign exchange made
Ifor greater confusion. Bonds were
steady.
i GUESTS OF RIDGEFIELD.
Danbury Granger; Have Fine Time in
Neighboring Town.
WASHINTON. Oct. 25. -—State DE.
partment dispatches today reporting
M... .. 1:23."; 1:222:11: 23:33.31"
”“139 "'1“ ‘° ,Rl.dgefleld Fflda’ and that the town has been occ1i 800
pied
ie "mini-5 and “"9 “9°“ "‘9” °’ by Villa forces, of 800 men, said prac
Ridgefleld 6"“89- The ““3”“ was tically all train service in Northern
“10 mull ”MW ”‘3'" 0‘ ”w “n' sonors was suspended and that while
‘tertaining organization and the‘visi- Conanea was qu miniing operations
‘0" were mpgt “931N915" 9““"3’" there might have to be suspended if
Vfid More than 300 People attended railway communication was not reap
‘the exercises. enod in the near future.
The Dam“?! DENY $1111“th ”mi Reports from the Sonora border in-
of the numbers upon the interest"!!! dicate that Villa troops are entering
prmm rim an or: entertainment the Bumps district eneral Mendel.
01 the ‘gnests. ““5398 Carrie Osborne. the Wile commander in 'the district in
Louie 311101111141”? Baldwin bud which the Tigro mine is located. is re-
Emma Bailey prov-Med 1111 "Items ported protecting the lives of Ameri-
sketch called “Aunt Bethlas Jour-' cans at the mine, but permitting his
her" Granvilté D Sillbbé gave a re- forces to seize provisions, horses and
i
1
t
1
(so registered)
A sensation in the world of tailoring this season is
the suit called "Muscovitc.." The name stands for ex-V
clusiveuess and perfection of tailoring. it moms in chif-
fon broadcloth and is in dark brown. crou"s wing, blue,
myrtle green and black, with bands. trimming and but—
tons of fur, beaver, Alaska Sable or skunk opossum.
The skirts are moderately wide, well modeled with
plenty of room about the hips, and cut on graceful lines.
Some of the coats arc in Russian blouse cffcct with rather
narrow belts or braided girdlcs. and others hang: straight,
slightly curved in at the waist and flaring discreetly be-
low. Coats button to the chin.
The “Muscovite” is a stylc which will be approved
by large women, for notwithstanding its distinctiveness it
is strikingly simple and clogs 111;.
Original models and so registered.
.Not shown elsewhere in the city.
$37.50 $40.00 $50.00 and upward.
Li . i Suit Rooms, second floor.
Sweaters and Sport Coats
For Autumn Wear
'1 from the mountainous
, border) drove
country
west of Kisdovo.
_ “The Bulgarians advanced by
way of Negotiu and crossed the
middle Timok. north of Kaja-
zevac.
v
ORDER IN COUNCIL
IS ABROGATEDi
LONDON Oct 25, 1 :05 p. m.
-—An Order in Louncil was ga-
zetted today abrogatint: from
'chucsdm last observance of
".JAiticle S7 of the Declaration of
J 1‘
.~.
3;:
.-, ‘ticlc. "
Whoa v-.
‘ ..;.come after the war. ‘
Ibndon which pro1idcs that the
neutral or menu characttr of a
vessel is determined in the flag
she is entitled to fly.
this article British prize courts
henceforth will apply thc rules
and principles formerly observch
by them.
The rtason rm cu in the order
for this change is that‘ it is no
longer c\pedicut to adopt said ar-
i
J'fi‘RADE CAMPAIGN IS
PLANNED FOR U. S.
W.\Slii.\t. ”MN, Oct. 25——
“'hat the Depat‘tmcut of Com-
merce “ill do to capture world.
markets for the Luitcd States, if;
Congress apprm es Secretary
Rcdficld's plan: is outlined in
statement bv Dr E. F. T‘ratt, .
Chief of the llurcau of lVorcigu
and Domes-11c (.'.ommcrcc in dis-
cussiutY the Dcpartmcut's ’esti-
matcs of expenditures for the
next fiscal year. '
A trade campaign 11'orld-1w1dc i
in scope. is planned American
merchants and manufacture are
to be aided in taking advantage
of the unusual opportunities; new-
confronting;r thcm and in prepar:
in‘g' for the contest for trade.
supremacy which is expected ho
Big increases in the appropna-'
tions for the Bureau are to he
asked as a part. of the Secretary 3,
~general program for commercial
preparedness. Features of. the
- plan include organization of the
4
' staff in Washington and an in-
crease to about twice its present
3 size of the foreign commercial
service. extensive investigations
of commercial conditions abroad
and tariff inquiries. ,
AEROPLANE ATTACKS
. V . . ON VENICE
ROME. Oct 25, via Paris,
4:25 p. m.—-——Teutonic aeroplants
last night made two separate at-
lu lieu 094‘“ ”'9“
'3 ed with the manner in which the new
‘monts from the members (HI-the or:
tin the method or collecting the u—’
'cate reports of the amount of the; ' - .
earnings of the men in the department .
i “1* .
'and the dues from the earnings.
city The assessments are collected "
by the stewards a‘s formerly and turn- "IE-ha!” for than“ “6 Gama"
, . usiity and .phoo._ conseguomly with
ed over to the local secretaries. The ‘ iiro reductionin there 1'.-stably
II reduction to www
to the national office while the ideal
om“ Addition. llace Marvin. Republican. of the third
Work has been started on two ward. for two years.” .
story addition to the plant of uthVi
Norwalk Electric 00., on State street.
The addition which is of brick and:
concrete will be used as an office build-l Tuesday—Girl' s Friendly Society.
lug when completed. The work is he- in the Parish Hall, at 7: 30. 'é‘ '
ing done by the day. Wednesdayl-Womsn's Guild. in the
New Filter. 1Parish Hall. at 2: 30. Tea served at.
Work has been started on the exca- 1. Rector‘s Helpers. 9 West Main
voting for the new addition to the Ab latroel; at 3.
GRACE PARISH NOTES.
tor plant phlclr' to tail: dime by the} mayfii‘qast id 58111131 1'81“!!!”
plans for the conyete work «and June. (,The celebration wot 2.11m:
day, 'Ehe
will be termed and on? contract let in 11on communion at s: 111- Birtlfday
the Spring ltwillbe78x115 [Gilt :party in the Parish Hall. under thei
--r--Va11splccs of the Rector‘s Helpers. ntI
A five room frame dwelling, 26x36.' 3 p m.
started for Andrew Kerkes;
on Deerfield street Joseph Hadik is 4am Sentinel Want
doing tht carpenter work and A. Biiano will ”was and a buyer for a good
the 111350“ “0”“ “used car" «at a "selling- -cost" that is
T E Montgomery has been awarded almost trivial'
the contract for the plumbing and heat
ing for the changes being made to thel
residence of 1.. A .i.chmaeir at Blue
Mountain Form. A. R. Malklu & Co 3
‘have the contract. I
George Watson is erecting a frame
The General Says:—
garage, 21x19, fo1 R. l.. Skoiielu on
Canfleid anemic it will cost about
$500. ‘
HATTERS’ ASSESSMENTS. .
.._.__ ‘
New Double Accounting Method' (There a; some vet," 8°05!
Pluses Local Secretaries. I '3 "mm W {my bum“?
Both Secretary Joseph Clsncey. of. [888' one year than 't
was the year before.” .. 3. ’
Some years ago as phall roofing m1
sold at high prices because thovelume
was mall and facilities were limited.
When the Generation-meted the field he
broke up the high price combine by
fairing advantage of all possible matur-
-' foetus-inn mornings":
production debuted: 'e memos
at the onetime-melting a roofing of
the Hat Finishers“ association and;
Secretary John W. Smith, of the Hat;
Maker-5' association, are much .picas-‘
method of collection of ‘the assess.
sanitation has. worked out.‘~ A change
"feed
in which they hold the stewardship
Roofing
One of these reports is delimited: Efi-enefrsb Intuit Nepali ' i l
‘with the local secretados,whfi~ the; ““9 °“ “F ; 1 ‘
‘Vother is forwarded to the national 01-3 33:34- m4meydimhx: it: . i
'flce or the organization in New York superiorequimczit. nothisbigorgaai-fi l
utiona'ndit- was an demonic
national assessments are forwarded
advertising ‘
"“11”:
sombrenglitabout
otenii or .1.
3.1.1.1.: KNEW to “Saddam“ ‘~‘
'ro Lave FOR cLAssirtcArmN. “£3?“ for do .1119
' “tracks with incendiary bombs on Foam-d of what every -msn is 11...:
‘ j‘ih‘e City of Venice, according to. trade ‘eap'ns and the air-mint or dust“
an official announcement given he pays. Under the old system the
out here today ' - assessments were. handled in his?
.4...-
4.. -
fimmyhntonlythplmloflm
citation entitled ‘Evolutlon" and
as members of a “kltcheio: orchestra."
WW
FALLEN OUT. :.
g'l‘hsy was sittisgfia a_V h’amméck. him
: and she,
And they loom just like as hlppy as
could be. F
tiled a fallen out V on b they can't
easements was made at the national unemlledq ' ii ' =
'ooavention of the United Hatters: EventuallVyIthe'Cenere‘l boo-roe "call: ii, 1, ' " ' I
held in New York city in' May. and nixedas el cadet-of the entire“! fie "' t. . ms I“
. “aw mm “It! :i - .
under this system the stewards of all l, whit 1n othoyodd H , 3 l
:the factories under the jurisdiction of ¥ . ._ . g! ‘” "h
the United Hatters make out dupli-i . i“ - MISS Widget! 0! the
iii »
iginstruct in. the art a
‘assessments are rdtainedxforwuee by bew‘m
the local secretaries. ' ' rod-neuron: omits in quality tide“ w‘thm“ ch“ e.
Under momma the national. as ' ngmflw 19"“ _
well its the non orsankation. has a' Woodman-1mm 1.!" ‘ .
.V‘eiihteen Da‘nburia'ris ‘glva :1 Bermuda:
Co. will be at our store daily for the next two»
weeks between the hours of g a. m. and 5 :30
p. mto demonstrate the uses of I
CREPE ROPE I
Duniig the visit at t lie store she will cheerfully
. Every one woman: to corneas often as desired.
mules.
Mrs. Exe——"Here's an invitation;
from Mrs. Boreleigh to, one of herI
tiresome dinners. i hate them."
Ere—"Why not plead that you have
a previous engagement?"
Mrs. Ere—"That would be a lie.
lEdlth. dear. write Mrs. Boreieigh that
we accept with pleasure."--‘Bopton
Transcript.
Basket Making
Dennison Manufacturing
-mkmg Crepe Rope Ar- 3
3“ “3°15: uiiemua‘ g'tbwfi ‘I
For cross country tramping and little journeys afield
or in the woods, the Sweater is the garment handy.
In Saxony or Shetland wool, light weight.
I In Fiber or Italian Silk of gay coloring.
In heavy worsted, angora or brushed yam.
With collars that turn upor down, with sashes and
chest-
«nuts or other treasure trove. ‘\
White Sport Costs with Roman sashes. A plcasiug
Sccon'd floon.
belts. and. pockets for handkerchief, coin purse,
assortment.
FURNITURE AND
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
' Our Line Offers
Enceptional Bargains
in everything for the home. Our stock comprises the largest
and most complete assortment in th1s vicinity. The strik-
ing values that we offer easily enable us to hold first place.
’ Design, quality and workmanship combined with moderate
. prices.
Leave Yr 111' Order for
“Green Bone" Cat for Chiikens. .
FreshPorkSaosagemade everyday
Pig‘s Knuckles and Sane: Kraut.
.51: lb.
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Free Delivery.-
i ‘_ .\’
, v
. 22c lb;
76 11.11111. St.‘ A,
Norwalk Chronicler