.C] Speliacy, of counsel for the'Union
. ,nnan. After the business meeting a
" and refreshmentsivrerexgseryed.
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. Council. No emberwilsmé flatten! ‘11 "‘9 cm °* Sarah -I~ Davenport vs: seminal Davis.” r. J. Hans“ s, nun. ‘ sun scrolls ,the‘ face and
"Board 0‘ 0 “’4 anti-e180 “39‘9““ against the Citizens ”“0391 Bani; Ralph Verlin, Rny'SherWOOdyfl'. W.l‘above 1%”?iomschnendeflnshlm “it:
~03“?! Wm be presenL,;.'iihe visiting .two “10??“ were heard in M1” .‘Da‘Go y, Dr. F. J. Morgan; 1.).W‘oodfcohsci " dr-‘s‘svarsl minutesp Dr.
’ srs‘wiiifhold s meeting in the lit- yenports. behalf. Decision, .nowever, E. vatt, Henry F. Coleminfliwar {Pow' “fl? called Dry Bu!“ .
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN, FR :
‘1“; OCTOBER 29 1915
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T“ o CENTS ‘
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
Hui fill up
nun us
A nuns
Well-known Concert Singers and
Celebrated Pianist Please Bril-
iant Gathering It, Beautiful
Mullen/Ilene
on or swim
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Patronesses Serve delicious lie-
freshnents — Cuests Report
Splendid lime
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One of the smartest functions of
the social season was thc Home. for
the Aged musicals which yesterday
afternoon was given at the beautiful
home of the John McMulit‘lls, on
Judah Island. this city.
From every viewpoint the affair was
‘a splendid success, and the brilliant
athering of society folk enjoyed ev-
ery moment, of the rare musical treut
accorded them.
' destroy Pier 14 by fire were made
[Chinese merchandise, just arrived on
Piers Burned '
SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 29.—Fire,
supposedly of incendiary origin, de-
stroyed last night'Pier’li at .ihe foot
of Broad street, occupied by Dodwell
& Company, Ltd. agents for the Blue.
Funnel line of British steamers, with,
much valuable meY'chandise, entailingi
a loss of probably over a half mil-
lion dollars. Two alleged attempts to
early last Tuesday. Both fires were
started in ylles of rattan stacked on
top of rolls of paper. Fire depart~
nlcnt officials said they believed both
these ilrcs originated from a time
fuse.
in thc blazclast night Japanese and
the steamer ixlon, was destroyed.
Part of the ixion‘s c'brgo of silk, val-
ued at $2,000,000, had been sent cast.
The Blue Funnel line steamers have
been taking barbcdlwlre. machinery
[scum noun nu
till it AfiiR um lulu
From 175 to 200 persons were in at-
tendance. The program presentedl
showed remarkable taste ill the sclcol
tion of artists, and efforts of the inn:
‘icians met. with the universal favor
flat iilcy’daservcd.
Judah island affordsjust the right
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motion for Non-Suit For Defendant
0an Campbell Case Granted
Judge William (H. Williams, ill the
superior court, Dhnbury, granted the
motion for a nonsuit made by the at-
torneys for the'Union Tank Line Co,
one of the defendants in the suit of
Alexander Campbell, administrator,I
against the New York New Haven and .3
Hartfiord railroad et als. Mr. Campbell,
‘as afliministrator of the estate of the
late John master, of Norwalk, is suing1
the defendants for $15.00;)‘damages tori
the death of Mr. Linster, who was kill-
ed while painting a car of the defend-
ants in the railroad yards at Wilson
Point on August 21, 1911. \
, The action was brought under the
federal employers' liability act. After
the evidence of the plaintiff had been
finished yesterday, Attorney Thomas
Tank line made the motion for non.
suit on behalf of the company. Attorn-
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erty,_hsid itsregular meeting last
night and. entertained the mtnbers of
Olive Branch Council. of New Cn-
7short program-of entertainment was
given solicit proved, exceptionally
,~plon‘s‘ing.-. The [program was he fol-
lows: ‘ ‘ ‘ .
Piano Solo—«ewes Corinne Ackprt.
rReadlng‘gAMi-sfimarsh Thatcher. ,
Readings—Min. sunny Crockett. ‘
PisaoMold—Mres race Shine.
nMclt‘uioxfiMrs. it ran Thatcher. *
‘1 Dinah: foliowod the entertainment
as.
Canbury Man Surrenders to Sheriff
Peaser Serve Reminder of Six
Montlls' Sentence/7 Says He
Cried County a Duty
"Hello, Mr. Scott. 1 cahlc back be—
cause i owe the county something".
was the statement made by Charlcs‘.
Shear to Matthew Scott, jailer iii the
county jail, Bridgeport, yesterday,
when he gave himsclf up to serve out
a balance of h six: lllonihs' sentcllce,
nftcrlpnjol'ing cight yenrs' liberty us'
the rcsnlt of his cscapillg front jails
Shcnr was sentenced from Diiilbiil'y
on February 26, 1907, to six months.
in jail, nndJ‘lncd $35 and costs, after,
having bccn found guilty of theft from.
tho pcrson. lie was in jail until Mayi
17 of the same your when he quietly,
left, without notifying the jailer. Eta
forts were made to locate. him, butk
thcy provctl futile.
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connected with the service of. the
East Side municipal plan were. out
one hour and fifteen 'mnutes, fist
night, this being tilt? longest ,period
in the history of the plant.
The difficulty was with the air
compressor, there not being 1 sum:
cicn't amount of air mixing with the
gas to operate the machinery of the
plant, thus crippling the entire lys-
tenu . ‘
“It took one hour and fifteen min-
utes to -: rebuild .the compressor, ato
wawlnt the correct and needed mix-
turc of air and gas. J ‘
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lclty, by- Judge William 6. Case in the
Superior Court. this morning, - was
granted a divorce from August, .Iohn«
son. ‘ The‘ grounds wore assertion.
She .was granted a change "of name to
Ann Marie. Godson. Attorneys Keogh
8v. Candee‘represented the plaintiff,. ..
The divorce case of Hanna Brosdr'
hurst against. Frank Broadhnrst. Johlr‘
H. Cuneo representing the petitiauer,
was not heard today» 1“ ' 7'
Over a MiliionLoss
Last Night in Two Cities
Mysterious Fires in Seafie and BaliimOre
Break Out at About the Same Time
‘bookod to stop at Vladivostokwith‘a
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150 Delegates {resent at Affair in
Nomads Wu Episcopal?
Church
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,trict opened this afternoon at the
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal Church
,with about one hundred and fifty Vii“
itors present. A program for both the
fternoon and evening has been ar-l
‘ ranged.
supplies for Russia. “II This afternoon the session begun at
l3 o'clock with in address of welcome
' Heavy Loi‘h In Baltimore.
BA‘LTIMO E' Md" 0c" 29' _ The‘by Dr. (1‘... E. Berle. pastor of the en-
talning church. Rev. “William H.
United States bonded warehouse ob”
Piers 34 and 35 of the Baltimore an ‘ . ,
Ohio railroad at Locust Point was de-,‘ Burgwtn. ofHPort (.hefter, N' Y" SW“:
stroyed by fire last night. Revz'ordnlSQ‘?ak if“ liveryp ”amt,” :1 “23'
were destroyed ”and estimates of [ha;\‘ilnner. Ho“ He in: 'e’Y a: it '3
value of the contents of the ware-3F; W. Andrews, ° ‘ en nor if y,"
house varied between $300,000 andgfi'" give an “dig” onD'qe 3,91,)“:
$400,000. The building and piers. The Church, Lit g or you. ur
were valued at $150.00 . . ling (I19 afternoon “35 “ills. Miller
By hard work.thc firemen kept the‘: “'i“ render "0““ "‘05" A; 6 (“13‘1“
flames from two grain elevators. 200.3“?D9I‘twm be served or I e V“ “g
f t 'v, whlcl 'ontuined 2,000,000; 99%“ 93- .
bellesheaigwof gralnl. LMost of the con-t The 'cvening session “in commerce,
tents of the warehouse had come rc- 0‘3le "uh a song serv ce.
at 7:11: ‘
cently from London and Liverpool. !.I)(“'0”0n3 st 7330?“ by Rev. Chan”
it is not known how the fire start-i
Ross, of Msmeronecit. The Liberty
ed. One report says crossed wircsl-‘Iult‘ QUIML 0: Bridgeport, Will mf-
are responsible.
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and implements of war across the Pa-
ciflc. The lxlon on her next trip wasi
‘nisll the evening music. At 8 o’clock
in sllvcr loving cup will be awarded
jibe most efficient chapter of the dis-
‘lrlct during the past year. At 8:25!
‘o‘clock the. Rev. J. o. Randall. D. on
Inf Philadelphia. corresponding-score;
Ltary of the Methodist Forward Move;
imcnt, will spell; on "Cilrist in the;
tWorld of Values" A big crowd is:
RECEPIION WEEK ll [British Casualties ,
""MUQWE W Upoo October ‘9fh » .,
Have‘B’een 493,294'
Formal Resignation. of the Vivjani Minis?"
fry Presented in France Todayéiiaiia
Claim fo be Continuing Furious Alias
on the Austrian Positions—French a,“
Serbians Are Marching on Istipe-Ausfr '
Germans are Making Progress in i .
north
to Oct. 9, St is announced todo
“mail” “as. bi:‘.‘.f.°fif§i......
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. tion of the Viviani Ministry; i~ .
' France was presentcdttodayz'l‘hfié
Will-km Artists Residing Ilear
"Willi W‘I Show their Work
fine Weather Brings Out a (treat
leader of Visitors
Every day this week tiledioule for
the Aged has been visited by many
people to enjoy the reception and tea}
given by the aged inmates. Nothing
has been for sale, refreshments being}
served frec‘of charge and the dining:
room with its flpral decorations and:
its bountifully appointed table. has?
been enjoyed to the utmost. i
Today visitors from\the third and‘
fifth wards will be received, The;
aged people who will assist at the tcal
table are Miss Mary J. Smith and:
Mrs. Francis Rockwell, who sewed so
ably on Wednesday. The King's:
Daughters will‘bc represented by Mrs;
Ch ies ('hurcil, Mrs. Moses (Eleven,
Mrs. Arthur (‘hittiln, Mrs. E. Howardt
Evory, Mrs. Abraham Cleverly, MFR.“
Kate Tholncs. Mrs. William Mnrvinfi
Mrs. Artiihr Paddock, Mrs. Aquila'
Greenwo‘od, Mrs. Charles Macombsr,|
Miss Martha Gregory and Miss Mary;
Burksy. a ‘
Saturday will bc a big day at the,
Home and thc reception will com-
mence at two o’clock. Norwalk’ and;-
South Norwalk will be welcomed and,
entertained. The aged inmates «rho:
will preside at the tea urns arc Mrs;
Jane Griffin of South Norwalk and
Mrs. Julia Mohlcr of Norwalk. 'rliel
{cuticlrurts ism .‘h"..’.§:r..~‘:.:: .. .
Marvin Mrs John .Mcliniicn Mrs :ofart exhibits will be conducted in
Charles “as... Mrs. wlnuéld' Bald; “.“S “1” under ”“3 “mm“ 0' M135
win, Mrs. Will-lam Sommcrs, )‘ir5.:hfilil(:05 iiurd and Mrs. F. H. Bis-sell.
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,, The total British casualties-ti
work of forming a new Cabingk
under the premiership of Aristidif
Briand is declared to be well-radii ‘
vanced.
The latest statement made "
the [lustre-Hungarian War ’0!
[ice reports continuation of fat“
opportunity will be afforded to people ious attacks on Austrian prints:
‘ll chart for (tiring the day, rcprescnta- Joseph Mclflroy, Mrs. John Wchlc,
$35,251.90 0i SIAIE.
tlvcs coming from all the towns and Mrs. Cornclius hlanlnarn,"Mrs. Erl-
of this city to enjoy the work of no-
tcd artists who make their homes
cities as far ns,Ncw York and Bridge-,wurd Austin. Mrs. Ernest Mctlrcgor,
port. One hundred and thirty-live will;
come from Bridgeport 1n the cvcning
land 20 in tho nftcrnoon. Clarence.
lStoots is the presidcnt of the local,
'lcaguo, and is being assisted in :hel
preparations for the. visitors by an
able corps of young worukers.
:lRRESIEIl Illli "SPEIDING
Ill-u $1,750,000; ’
Thetargest Amount Will ”be Paid
.. in Hartford, With New Haven
:.Tilc treasury of thc Spite of Con
necticut will be cririchcd by $1,750,000,
when the annual Rlflll“lilx, pnyublel 8
November 10,‘ has \cll paid by lll
various towns and ci ics. The for t ‘ '
be paid by‘ihc city of Hartford is‘ _
$269,641,215, tho lurgcsl amount tic, Last night'Ofllccr .lnrvls S. Murray
mandcd "f any city 1“ tllc stntc. Now! nrrcsted Ales Kiliz, of Shopcl street.
Haven will have to pay n tax 3f 3251"} “plow“. churginghinl with speeding.
33'be m‘i’ii“’§ié . mili'w‘iil. 3113““ ’“°.‘"°”“ “mm“ i“"’i‘i§.i‘.° '23;
a 01‘ 1er 33: 3'3' 9 ' . - down Vcst nvcnnc n u '=,
from a" WWW in Hal‘llm‘d‘“mum)"without lights on his automobile.
amounts 'to $483,290.04. Thnt ,rluc Bond was ilxeddly Scrgcnnt‘ .1. Harry
from New Haven county is $520: (libson at $50 for Mr. Katzs appear
691.15. Fairfleld county is u- good uhcc before Judge George H. Vos~
lhil'd With 3419.054-53 and—New L0“- lmrgll this aftcrnoon at 2:30 oclock.
d0“ county fourth Wllh 13114.37: 784. linil was furnished by Abe \l. Won-
The city of New London w ll pay 3 ,- stein.
062.21. Norwnlk's proportion will bcl
85.25190. ‘
The state fax this your is‘lsvicd in}
an entirely different planner than over
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Nllilliilli an un‘
us turn mun
Over seventy-five hunters fromthis
section of Connecticut gathered about
the festive table at the Royal James
inn last enightsand enjoyed a venison
dinner given by the members of the
Norwalk Gun Club. The affair prov'cd
extre‘gfly pleasant. and sociability was
supr 9. William K. «Mollnn and
John M. Crampton. of the State Game
Commission, were ‘present and "gave WT“ .
interesting talks. Uniqe favors were. * ’ ‘~
mildnt each table and consisted of leSKY “0RSE _
stickp s and transparent shells which ‘ \ l
wehe‘ tried by the DuPont PowderI
Company. A program of entertain-I
merit was also given and, plenty of.
music made the evening‘one of pleas-I
ant recollections. '
Those present Were:
Miss Myrtle bent, of Bates Court.
and Miss Stella Jones, of Raymond
street, each about 20 years old, wore
‘last night picked up by the Bridgeport.
police because of their associations
wit Portuguese men in that city.
The ridge’port authoritlos communi-
cated with Sergeant J. Harry Gibson,
last night, requesting information re-
garding the girls‘ reputations. Miss
Lent, who has been missing from her
home here for some time, is said to
have told the police that she is the
wife of. a Portuguese. The girls will
be sent to their homes in this city.
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A-T‘S- Taylor.‘ John Walsh, blacksmith at Keeier's
300“. D- Q- DBViB- L- M- ,MGERPJ‘. M-' knocked unconscious early this morn-
A. this. M. W. Bundle. W. Laigjon-l ing when a orsebecame unmanage
taine, W. C. Smith, G. T. Buckley, S.l able“ Dr. . B. Burnell wascniied
W. Tasch..S. H. Fanton. P. H.‘Bailcy,I and e had the injured man removed
nt. 6‘. Cor-' found that one tooth in the right side
George Footng. F. Bed ~
nen, E. Harkness, G. M.- int, J. Ralf-,of his face had been lasened by the
sslbly Walsh may
stringer. M. Whitney, W. WanAlystne,‘ blow and that pa
I3. W.'Austin,jL.‘W;‘Gel-anh Dr. Haw-thaws internalrlnmrl'es‘. His face was
193'. Bailey. T.\Beers H. E. Mee- badly contpsed‘ and he complained
her, . . Rounds, William “K. iMoilan, abdut.‘ severe pains over hisstomsch.
John ,M; Crsmpton and)“. If. Finch. The animal, which Walsh sttemptcu
allfrom outsjofv‘town: W; ~K...‘!;'owlor, ”shoe, gilt ballot, during ,thsoper-
’F V}; Thompsonngohn H. ,Mannlngrstign. In attempti s to put the horse
in outgomeryrfiobert'VnnBuren, In; In annrrangu'menb herebyrltdsheid
n. Jfockwood.-§G,E. Lockwood...Js-w. securely and cannot kick, ,Wslsh re
Lockhart; H.. B. Bundle. lrvirigWVll» oelve’d'thednjuries- The “fistula-bolt-
mutt; William 'McHu‘gh. Jr., Hirsln:Dn‘- ed and knocked the apparatus 0" .y,
Ito
Ill BRIDGEPORI POLICE.
' zith Fosdlck “for the purpose of bar-E
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unis luusulll
George W- Flint. 1‘1 A. HOME. Georgeilivery stables, on River streeth. 'was;
W.. E- UNVE- Tattle, Paul Raymond, to his omcss.-- Upon examination ,he‘
ncar Norwalk. Westport nndySilver-
Mrs. lulmcr licndrlcks. MW JOhn:nlillc artists will exhibit pictures!
Snycr, Mes. l-‘rnnk Woodward. Mrs. G ‘
H. Goodrich, Mrs. Charles F. 'I‘rist»
rain. Mrs. Frank Lauder. Miss May
Bennett and Miss Sarah Lewis.
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‘next Friday and Saturday, afternoon
[and cvnning, at the home of Miss
lliu‘rd, on West avenue. A silver ten
, , , ‘will also be enjoyed at this time.
I The exhibitors will. be Mrs. r. n.
N H DIDN’I wAMNORWAlKPflzer, of».Westport, and Miss Helen
. . , on and E. N. ,Ashc, of Sih‘cr-
.‘ Dates of other exhibits will be
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orders “9" To “Hmass The! scflool DISAs-l- ‘
Enemy" And “Put All Ctsiaclrs , ‘ ER HERE
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In the Way" That These Ends; '
Might Be dained ,fire Chief feels Secure Against,
Such .1 Horror As Peabody's
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Thcrc is considerable lntcrcst in.
Norwalk concerning evidence which ls' ' .
coming out in the trial of the Now; That such a catasf‘hrope as the"ca»
Haven railroad directors at New York body Parochial sctlooi disaster: in
in regard to the trolley-lines rulmlng‘wllich 20 children lost their/ifics yesfi
from .\'orwnlk to Darlen and Stam-lerduy, could occur in Norwalk, was'
ford. \ Edeclarcd impossible today by Chlel‘
The Govcrnnlcnt is endeavoring loot the Fire Department George \\
bring out the attitude of the com—usingardus.
puny in regard‘ '10 building trolley in [discussing the situation this
lines parallel with the railroad. inimorning Chief Bogardus said that all‘
this regard, yesterday afternoon at.,ot' the buildi s are well fitted up
the hearing. letters Werc rend fromiwith fire escapes. This is in accord-
John M. Hall, vice-president, to per-lance with a recent law. The chief
sons in Stamford and Bridgeport, an-{stales that all of the school children
nouncing the intention of the New,ifl~farc familiar with the tire drills and
ven railroad to appose electric proph—Jhoy receiveconstant-drilling in gel
sitions paralleling the New Haven'sjiing out of the school buildings in or:
Shore Line. icclleut time. Fire extinguishers lifltl
One of these letters from Hull “Mother precautions are installed in all
R. A. Fosdicll. an attorney of Slam-line schools where thev can be hanolh
ford. asked information as to tlleiused in cases of megs“, ' ‘
state of. the Stamford Street Rnilway’sr Another inl '
charter, and whether the Norwnlkl
Company could be prevented from ex-l
tending its line to Dorian. Another‘
Halr'letter to Goodwin Stoddard, of
Bridgeport. asked him to get in touch
él‘his morning the chief made a brief
tour of. the schools. ‘
sslug‘the enemy and putting all
bstacles in the way of the proposi-
tion to, connect Norlvuik with Stanl-
for ." ‘ .
Elly Silllli in
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nation . “
nun ransom
[have received the Contract for con-
gverting‘the driveway leading through
n.strcet into a store. A permit was is:
L0 DON, Oct. 2K2235 p. m.——A .
*' . ‘ _ e sued for the work this morning by the
acct snt\to the King happened yes building inspector. ,
lterday morning. He was thrown from. A number of permits‘to 1nstall elsc~
his horse and severely bruised. .tric wiring. were issued to Reed: &
5 .yt later bulletin, under today's date” Voik. Theydncluded work for: Sam-
3 s: ‘ - ~ ., .
“The King has had a fair night,
WLBY, Goldscbmidt, .Wnshington street.
‘ “BERTRAND DAWSON." The JeffersonS ooi,-’bn Prospect
. . juvénue. will by: 'iredw'for‘ electric
“m“ “m “w “flag; lights by the wane snarlc‘sl' Com.
=" ‘ ' (Signed) “ANTHONY B0
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Lt e ‘Kng’ was no as us,
.‘no. stsils‘thsve been made public‘oe I’HHY- .,
you those dlscipsod in. the .oiuclallyow today. .
announcement.” ’ « , b“ _ _ g ,
1.. = . . . . ‘ ,- ,_T.he.flrst mectingof the accounting
' ,7 _ ’ _ . 4 . board. consisting of Fletcher H. Mont-
.nlg requested “W -the members winery, and. C. .E. DunnebaciteE was
thfl'me’«pmt'mvthe: 1min belfiivelniheid. in..tln~.eufirhnll outwith with
.W.,~ths.;n.‘ve' Swot nan ~- [e - ‘ .cnysnudltonwilliam.monomer. Boga
, 7 30 blue. matters . concerning the
‘ ’ "tfliltleS.W£m dismiss, L“ ~ . '
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‘ it is asserted.
‘ the sitg
reports
viewpoint of the Entente Allies.»
"the effect that the.French an
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_ portunt feature is that
Chief Bogardus make; frequent visits;
to the school buildings and is at uni
itlmcs aware of conditions csisting.-‘R
‘Strumitsa rcgion Ilalrc,,occ11piet11
lrava .andwi‘a tar Llsofrc. The~
' The . Mather Building - Conipany‘
.‘thc Hantord blo'ck on North Main
{net Apsuegran, of 35.Raymon‘d street: countries
with some sleep. The tent rutu‘ro istDhn. *1“an 19?“, nce C°mD““5’u. , ‘
now 99.2 and pulse ‘15.; Bigemaiesty'slwashmm“ street, 9- P MCCWB", f” g,
genersl‘condltion has improysd, nndiland» 1511“”de avenue._. Li“ A- .Leh' PRICESOF FOOD ‘
no computations havearisen. ’ ,msier, upper “0"“th and Maples g“ ' » IN GERM
Avpermit was issued'for the,
' ‘ ‘tlwe mavlmhm price for onto.
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tions bykthe Italians. Severai_,.o£.
these attacks already havemfnilodg;
While Austro-G’erman forced: .
from the north, and Bulg‘srietit}:
armies from‘the—cast are steadily;
pressing in 'upon the Serbians,j
shirt“ in South Serbiawlifi
improved
from 1‘ ill
The French operatidns in the-
southern sector of the‘ Serbinnj ‘
front have been carried on pin-w
successfully that the fall To
Strumitsa, in Bulgaria, is iminii,
nent, Athens hears. Heights dorm.
inating the town have been-«'63,
cupied by. the French. ,
Advics through Paris ‘are '
Serbians are now on the oifensiv
northward along the railroad?
Nish and are marching on Istip.
In the north, although the All:
tro-German advance is declar
to have been retarded by ’bad‘
roads, progress all .along tit
front is reported in the, gurrén
statement from Vienna. t.
On the front in France, Paging,
reports a continuation of the Vi
orous artillery combat. ‘in H
Champagne, notably’near Tall
and violent fighting with born
and grenades to" the north of the.
Aisnc. ‘ "“‘ -. ”
. SURRENDER soot;
LONDON, Oct. 29, 9:58,:1.‘
cuter’s Athens correspbuden
Icarus from Serbian sources..th
the I French -opcratious ill ith .
I,thc heights at Vaiandovo, Ra
l
. sights (Ioninatc ‘Strumitdii
which, is not cxpcctcd tohold '0 ‘
much longer against the Erencir;
attack. ’ . _
There is ilo,;rcccllt ncws~l
Atiléns from the Northern Sé,
bian front. ‘ ,
_ It is reportedthat Turkey
‘abont to issue a decree for t
confiscation of the property
bdiigercnts, owingr to mthre’at
the Ententc Powers to mull":
German property in béiligc
l
l BERLIN, ‘via London. 10:3
.m., Oct. 29.—-—Thc ,chcral C
c'I hasissucd an ortlcr‘cmpm
i gthc Imperial Chancclor. to
fish and grants ‘ The ‘Chancell
immediately set the retail pr'
. potatoes in 485 vpfenpjngs ($1..
a. metric hundrsdwisht-
ducers. arc,pgrln.i to’
" um’otsomfe
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