Ti r writes "I live used Foley's Honey jobs had not been ileld for them. Many
. . i“ .
I!“ Tar for eleven years and i would Y n” number
‘ " coughs, inflamed and congested meni-
[JOROTON
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes and Ilsa
lolen Phelps Stokes, who have hen
in a visltw New York, are back at
their home in minefield.
EAST
NORWALK
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vairi’n Snead.
heir daughter, Miss Louise Vuirin
Snead, and Mr. Snead's sister, Miss
Winnie R. Snead, who have been spend-
ng the last three weeks at Watch
llill. Hhode island. arrived at their
home, “Heartbsione” on the Old King’s
Highway, at Noroton, this afternoon.
The Sunday school of the Christ
Episcopal Church will resume its reg-
ular sessions at 12 o’clock Sunday.
Several hardy young men‘oontinue
to go to Pear-Tree Point for a dip
w
Ifr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bennett, of
13' Woodside street are the proud
parents of a bouncing baby nor. who
was born Holiday evening. Both par-
at and child are doing well.
ilmOst every afternoon. The young
vera and Abbot Andrews. They say
that they won’t quit the water until
there is a sheet of ice over it an inch
nun who defy the cold weather are!
Homer and Alan Arthur. James Dan-i
1:1qu or ‘ sum
av gunman rescue
cans DISASTROUSLY.
(Continued‘i‘rom rim raga) ' A
-
ibe several sectors of the lace-
lonian front, the War Office at
Sofia announced yesterday. The
official statement says:
' “Macedonian front: Between
Presby Lake and the Vardar
here has been lively artillery‘rand
'nfantry activity. We nipped in
the bud enemy attempts to ad.
vance north of the line of the
villages of Strumpino and Raho-
va. East of the Vardar to Lake
Doiran there has been weak gun
tiring. Our artillery diapersedtwo
enemy companies which had
thrown up trenches soudasut of
the village of Dolmliz. at the
foot of the Belasica Planina.
“On the Struma bitter fighting
has taken place for the villages
of Karapakcui, Yenikeui and Kat!-
rich. Enemy infantry which dur-
ing the morning had succeeded in
”by Repber'g Amsterdam corres-l
landed at Saloniki.
The Frankfurter Zeitung says
that an order has been issued re-
ducing by one-half the quantity
of paper supplied to the German
n _ psrs.
Great difficulty is being exper-
ienced in provisioning Berlin. ac-
cording to the mullet newspaper
Vorwaerts. of that ctv. as quoted
pendent. The potato supply is
3181.10 have been stopped during
the last few davs.‘ the interrup-
spproaching the burning village I
of Yenikeui was attacked and re
pulsed to its old positions.
“Oil the Aegean coast enemy
warships have been cruising." i
i
The regular Thursday evening pray-
er meeting of the East avenue II. E.
(march will be held this evening. Rev.
8. P. Flairbanlis will be in chraga.
The East Norwsik Yacht Club will
thick,but ll W83 noticed that they progm‘ for the Rum in
were not highly enthusiastic over the
their attacks on Anetta-German
temperature of the water on one of the forces from Volhynia, ”a“! of
cold afternoons recently. {the Dnicster. in we“. ll re-
""'"""“ iported by the Russian War Of-
hold Ls regular bimonthly meeting
Holiday evening in its quarters. Plan's
‘ tor a smoker to be held in the near
htune will be made.
R0 WAYTO
Mrs. Olive V. Ward bought last
week a waterfront residence at Toke
urkc l’ark. Darien. from J. Roderick
i llucllan'in through Douglas L. Ellimau
of L‘oileilder's Point, Noroton.
The stork visited the home of Mlv
and Mrs. C. Whaley. of 6 Woodside
street. this morning at live o'clock and
left a fine baby girl. Mother and child
are doing nicely.
The Sunday school of the East aver
nae Methodist Episcopal Church will .4 wetting of the "Waylon
”open this Sunday and all scholars, couts will be held in the basement of
and teachers are requested to be pres. no public school building tomorrow,
, out. ii‘ridu) cvcning. at 7:45 o'clock sharp.
PAH boys desiring to re-regisler for the
Alphonso Canevari_ ilurold Reid and Olliifli'. your should be present.
Andrea (lo'e spent yesterday in Dan?
bury. where they enjoyed the attrac-'
tions at the fair. A number of other
people made arrangements to attend it
today as Thursday is always the bit;-
geat day of the fair week.
The political feature which will be
presented to the meeting of the Re-
publican (Elub. on Tuesday evening. by
.v‘liurlcs 8. Greenwood. secretary to
illou. E. J. Hill. was greatly enjoyed
“a . “at the rally of the South Norwalk
The i Side Republican Club will i‘lub last Week, The “mums are very
most tomorrow evening in its quarters “no and M, (‘rcenwood lvcs in con-
“ East Washington street Chairs have “ “ ' ' 8 . .
3. been secured for the (”Mum and anoctlon with them. a very interesting
smoker will be held. Plans for the '“”‘- . i
coming political campaign will be
made.
i DESERTED SEVEN DAYB.
t AFTER HER MARRIAGE. .‘
Declaring she was deserted seven
days after marriage Emma Lovey
Stewart of this city has brought di-
vorce proceedings in the superior
court against William H. Stewart 0:
Jacksonville, Fla. in addition to de-
sertion Mrs. Stewart also alleges;
'crueity. The couple were marrlodi
About twenty-five of the m: silelsiaptember 2.1913.
“firemen felt for Newburgh this morn-
ing by automobile. where they will TELEPHONE OPERATORS' WAGES
.participato in the parade given by the INCREASED.
‘ Newburg Ire department. The smoke , PlTTSBURGH. Oct. 5.—The Pitts-
oatei‘s' looked natty in their unifo burgh and Allegheny Telephone Gem-
and have high hopes of bringing home patty has granted its Central oiliee
O stile 20" the be“ appearing 0031' operating forces a wage increase of
ital)? in the ”MB- ‘ 45 per cent, according to an announce
intent made here. Nearly 250 persons
UOED iT ELEVEN VEARG. taro affected.
\
There is one remedy that for many.
years has given relief from coughed
colds. cpl-p end whooping cough. it is!
probably the best known family cough!
medicine in the world and because it}
' , . d t it
contains no i is strongly recomiftctional Guard returns 0 Cicago
- today. after three months of service
mended forchlidrsn aswell as adults." k . l t fl d that their
the. Chasljietz. Allan Mills. Pa.‘ ““h“ =-‘“‘ "mm' " “ ..
-" l
The aplle driver which has recently
completed the removal of old Bl‘lle’i
around the Washington street bridge
'was towed by the Addie V. 2nd this
morning to the Anderson Ship Yard,
"when a new dock will be built by the
flatbed Spite Driving Company.
lLLINOIS GUADBMEN HOME.
CHICAGO, Oct. 5.——Nearly 200 meni-
bers of" the first Regiment, lllinols
have dependent fnmi
lies. -
The Chicago Employment Bureauo‘
the United States Department 0' '"
not be without it." it promptly relieves
Jiursenesu. tickling throat. bronchial
tunes an permits refreshing sleep. bor received orders to find immediate
Bold everywhere. employment for the Guardsman.
Boy
fice today. Hostile positions at
“ various points have been captur-
ed, the statement declares.
The allied troops on th; west-
-rn end of the Macedonian front
continue to press back the Bul-
garian forces before Monastir.
The French War Office today an-
nounced that further ground had
been gained and that the town of
Buf. is miles south of Monastir.
had been occupied.
A dispatch from Bucharest by
way, of Rome, as given out by
the Wireless Press in London to-
day, denies the‘ statement of the
German and Bulgarian War Of-
fices that Austrian monitors have
destroyed the bridge across the
Danube. south of Bucharest, over
which the Romanians passed to
invrde Bulgaril. It ll Odd the
passage of troops. munitions and
ctnrcu continues.
The dispatch also say. the bat-
tle ir Dobrudi‘n is. here-sing in.
"io‘en-e and that the 56an
«n4 R-ilmrt-ns are suffering
ccnr‘nous losses.
Fisher-men win arrived at Es-
Fv'va, Denmark tfld‘w I‘C'V‘M
thrt at noon on Monday they
siahted :- partly submerged Zeno
"clip 1: rnil-«i north-"c" M the
island of‘ Svlv. in 9‘“ North Sea.
ofl' the com nf S“hle1Wiv. Sc"-
'ral German destrovers aw" two
large vessels o'er-i stir—Mind"
the Zuni-lip the “-‘vc- ‘e‘ ":4
in a“ cite-Wt to ‘w-s W- rfl~~t
"South n‘ fl"- Aw‘re (We Put
Sn‘n"e {rt-W“ tin” ~~~v~ lat-m.
1'“?th she'liw' t‘is
nioht," tum: tnfl'm‘s «“30 en.
”mag 5r gammy.“
reflnn‘st nnr «rem-m new-*4 —«~
'30s...“ -
"noqfim-pnt
rounded-n. 9'"an (mm... f"“‘"~
tr" n" ”I! ”‘nvf‘. A tnfl‘urfn‘
“irl was nevi-A five I“. a Lon-
3"“ “F"f0'i'|l battalion.
“Th“ '""“" “’e‘W’N' IIRGOQO‘
ce3§f““" ‘3 ”"O‘ tie-sakes“
case n‘ gt 17in: ..
A "Mfl fl". f‘en dpAO‘s hpMM-e
nausea-d hv a mae—f.m.":.' ;.. "an;
st‘ntinor-‘e no “and but». 5,...
«ms nrovisinnal nmidmvt of Al.
“Md“. h“< “4“” rel—rived in A—_
fife'fiflm fi""""“a 6" o. (Ifqngteh
to ”PW-'13s: 3‘ ' -...,l,... ”L. .— ._
“-“Airwr ”Assn-a" no nnq-“_q.~_
(“so
«la rm..- :... a‘m -g-uwa 1...“. "~_
n—J “4‘an mg-‘ n'b-“Ds' t‘ ‘s:q ”5-1
Iva . Les-en fifl~fl%:-fl-’ .vv'évk dots-OAR
......:..... an- Muse—I. raw-a... -..,s
M Faun Hard-I-RA mu- 1-- "No-{1's-
rion being attributed to lack of
"old laborers. The decrease in
the milk supply is the subject of
serious discussion by the auth-
orti-c.
The newspaper says many of
the large milk dealers have dis-
rontinued their consignments to 1
the city. owing to the shortage.
there has been a great rush to
According to this information,‘
there has been a great' rush to
the soup kitchen‘s. which now dis-
tribute 34.000 portions daily.
Meanwhile he chancellor and
the Rsichstag leaders continue to
discuss the points at issue behind
closed doors. The discusion is be-
ing conducted on an even more
confidential basis that before. It
is being no longer held alone by
the full committee on ways and
means. to which all members of
the Rsichstsg are admitted as
auditors, but in a smaller Ode“
committet of party leaders who
are specially bound to secrecy.
Such reports as leak out say that
while the antagonism bemen
the chancellor and his ooponentst
has not disappeared. the discus-
’ion in now being conducted on
the basis of reason and not of
passion. it is believed that there
is a good prospect that an agree
me" will iv.- reached which will
blows
satire
,thc villages of Lishowo and Ba-
. mom‘ a
”(fibr'noahon figbmdhfintrall’om
asdthsiralitesiabobmdja.
“Dash. our advance east at
larval
An official statement issued
in London (is. details of the
fighting on the Somme front at.
tor the advance of September 15,
ducribing the capture of villages.
including Cornbles, Gueudecourt
and Thiepval. and proceeds:
“These victories brought out
front line at more than one point
within a mile of the German
fourth position west of the Ba-
paume-Tranalogv road.” The state-
ment continue:
“The enemy has fought stub-
bornly to check our advance, and
since September 15 seven new di-
bombarded
the aviation grand at Coins.
18 a lid! lid" M bombs
were on 2 ' and
'nilitary buildings at sebrugge.”
The swan-1t based at the
\“Rumanisa front: 0n the
ube front, :5 or :6 Romanian bat-
~aiions without artillery. which
fmaaed the Danube near Rahovo.
advanced and occupied the Vil-
la...“ “f Siwopol. Kalamhlc. Bo- visions havebrcn brought against
rm”. laolowranowo, Golo- us and five ailinst the French.
no and Breachlien. In order tol'The ”3'9“ 3‘“ prolonged strug-
repulse them we lent two col» "'3 demanded an the Pm 0‘ on?
ilmna from Rustchuk to Turn troops very great determination
tukai. On Oct. 3, the troops from: and tour-se-
Rustchuk attacked the enemy and? . “At, the end 0f S'Pmnbef the
“,3an forced him to seek my... situation may be summarized as
vge, in the direction of his pone follows: 8““ "‘9 opening batik
tmn bridge. which was destrov- °“ “1" 1 “"3 have taken 36,735
.4 l.» Austrian manti-‘r‘ 111. prisoners and engaged 38 German
Battlefield i. covered with enemy divisions. of which 29 (about 450.-
dgd. amulet?! has; lick: withdrawn
.. ~ - e us or to . We hold
Towards evening we “cm“! the half moo upland south of the
‘iow. The enemy troops retreated!
in disorder eastward. consequent-
y meeting our troops advancing
from Turtukai. The surrounded
enemy was dispersed. Our troops
Ancre. occup every height of im~
portancc, an so have direct ob-
servation gr . d to the east and
northeast. e enemy has fallen
back upon a urth line behind a
. . llow rid”: in 1 Wet of the Ba-
9 -
‘32:” are mm b" destruc guanine-Trans I load. '
*"l . l “The! in time of the three
Km: ggagdty‘ggeeh‘ “52’th oil’s so is not to he
“only ‘ ii: not advance"
m’ enemy trench
tillcrv and infantry along the en~;,‘.‘:d:,:f 2:13:
:xmgoihtfanfly trfisrnctywtehry lines taken. I lut be looked for
frustrated by our fire and by "wt” the we“ W3 the cmmY.‘
cessful ebuntcr attacks. strenurth 'u losers. material
“A Russian war vessel off theiaud morale. remv h” used
Black Sea coast shelled the! “P h" FCSCTVC- "Peflted 605*-
heights near the village of rut-i" “d 9“” f" ”um" 1‘"-
ladohokos . tacks Without srng our allies.
- lat our steady,.
“Our ssaplanea attacked with or ourselves is
methodical or re. .
m: s'l'i‘ccesats "‘9'“: shed °“ “In this atci .rooos'from ev-l
; - .,‘°"" . "Nth 0‘ CW- cry part of th ritilh empire
' am. , , and British isla have been CH’f
Russian V°°P3 ere continuing gazed. Al beha with the dis-T
their offensive against the forces cipline and resol n of "Mn“
of the Central Powers and their
allies in the Rumanisn province
of Dobrudja, says the Russian of-
‘cial statement. which reads as
follows:
Our aircraft ha shown in the.
highest degree t pirit of ofien-g’
rive. They have trolled regu-
larly far behind enemy’s lines ‘
and have fought ny battlsz in
avoid, the open discussion of is-
sues before tbd’ Mom. The
Mend: of the chancellor u
in be fully satisfied With the lit-
---"-- ”-4 ""1”: that he has
it wallin hand. '
qwide-vlv resuming their offen-
.:... in Turkish Armenia. west of
T-ebiro'td. the Russians. With
the commotion of the fleet. have
:nmqu p «were defeat upon the
T~--l-s "mi-w forwrd alone a
- "‘4‘ ‘vnwf Q‘s. ”unite“ ‘Unv- 0'.
" .. ~¢~vaueenfl indflv_ 'A “3‘“ *y‘.
position in the river Kara Bur-
eu'n mind. has hm cannired
and Irv-‘6 loss-a inflicted abort
the Turks- _ ' ' '
Rritl'ah tmom Myanm-
‘w captured the entire town of
‘V-ni‘reui. .a Village in -Grsek
u.—..l.,.:._ "4in lies two "tiles
in the «at of 4.1» Strum. saw
9'". luau-.1. nee-hi guts-merit is-
m»! sorta-v. Sunfish and Irish
LL-H-e‘ioses 91%”;le Wm-
~' “um-«tw- ‘6 the fighting for‘
this position the statement IddSu
«a the "uh-rhea are reported
to 'wm Nun...» heavy losses. ,
“remake t~ w wireless dis-
w-«b ea ' «4“ from Route to-
dav. the. M'v rm'mrn‘nent his
"is because of a
elm-tan of'monev.
Yn. t)» comm“ "‘ their film
on the Serves front. cut of Mor-
val yesterdav. the French can-
tttred nim- three «I! one-half inch
wins. the French ‘Var Office an-
i
nuances-3A: a--.
1 RV doing so. the report new. and l pounced today. The statement
the source of the‘Z‘nts Y i-v- "-
'18" :2? ‘90" w" ”mud”: "rile danger of the Ja
“1‘“in the r f the front artill: ”Mm" “’3 "‘9 "3""
into. and. rifle is proceedinzl'w °‘ ““8" “d ”m"
"Dobrudja: Russian gunboats the air with head if H
"o-wbarded the left flank of the mm “m. m... 55?; 2,":
Bulgarian army near Rachova. ground. For- ev enemy m._
which is beyond Tchernavoda. on
the Danube.
""ur o‘lensive in the ration of
Bacbova. Tzopadin and Terveli
continues.”
chic-e that succeeds tossing our
rm», it 4: suite to v two him.
rived British mrich cross the
~nemy’s front.”
PAC MI
'40le 0? TN! notables DI-
PMNM. -
Peru: it) While Electric Light Ga.-
pany to ereu an electric sign for larch f
Averiek on Washington street. Al.) to ‘
erect an Plrt'll‘lt' sign for J. 5m v
102 Washing on strut. They l'rudve‘
a permit to um the ilm door of a "
house oil lied by Mr Kuhn on Home ‘
Main street.
The Healing & Plumbing Company:
was given 4 permit '0 do plumbing; it;
the Maychoi‘t' tactory and qunP. A‘
permit was "rallied them to do plumb.
ing in a home on West Ruth Rod-l
for Porter Emerson Browne. Tbs-Vi
also received one to do plumbing and
install heating in the home of John
R. l.‘liummedieu on Cove avenue
The Norwaik Billidlug Company
was given a permit to make altera-
tions for John H. Crawford of Cannon
street. 3
Clarence S. Byxbee made applica'lou
for the building of a concrete garage
on 3 Cedar street. .
Giro Tannacone applied for a mac-
mit to build a store (rent for Theo.
done Roodner of Lexington ave" it .C
will cost about 3300.
Andrew Veuo was given a permit to
build a house to cost about 81,000 pm
John Mictclcho. lie was also given .-
contract to build a house on Turmy,
street for Risilo.
A. R. Malkin receivvd a permit to
make alternations in the M. iii. More.
hoif factory, which will cost about
{1,200. 4
GOOD IDEA.
"Do you think anybody will find out
about my hair being raise?"
"Keep it under your hat," advivrd
the helpful saleslady.—Louimlie
Courierdonmal.
We Claim
' Your Attention
ii in Need at Eyeglasses
We maintain a high grade
of optical service and furnish
the proper glasses at reason-
able cost without reducing the
quality of them.
Consider our
superiority.
claim for
~
"rs. Three m. service}
Mists. m Dutch.
91 Atlantic 8a.. Stamford, Conn.
Open Bat. Eve. till 0 o'clock.
ht. 1391'
"ussiw and Teuton troops con- MNOERS 0' JAPAN COMPETI.
“cue to fight stubborn battles in "0"-
the nation west of Bubnov, in WASHINGTON. Oct. .0“ an we;
"c“"min save the official It!"- ~“ the ”I." world' ‘9‘ “'3
”out issued by the Russian War some to the Bureau 0 irelgn and.
n'Mrtcent. The statement read“:
""‘r‘teru ’Prnssiwn frontl: Vii
ruins nf uuhuov. near Chel-
Mv ""1 Vocvtniaa. stubborn bat-
tles continue.
"On the river Veciuvlra and at'
Domestic Commerce t of g Jaym-
ese invasion of the Am in basele
manufacturing business lch has al-,
‘ready captured Canada has leaned}
over the protective tarl aches “‘mi
American markets. i
,. ln appealing to the (l nment to»
n—noin the enemy stubbornly 'repei this invasion of at so purelyi
hold" ”s with“. of American rt‘igin. Wee baaebilll
"“tvv3n~ kettles in the, region“ I
. .“" numctuflng firms awe that Jap- f
at homo "’atrn (Romanian flO"'.auese manufacturers. de e a pro,i
ppfi nvtr brave brigade command- I lecilvc tariff of M W
wt, Gen. Khflranol'. “'3‘“ I
. . . . Wrist-lung five cent baseballs
actuated in the campaigns
f is coun-'
o “ v; for thirty cents a do:
- memo, “is that. through 1 vex-age
at some points.
- ' - . be live cent baseball th entual-
“Cnucastan front: The situa- H
tine is .unchano‘ed.” ' ‘- '5'“ ems; :Wkel for bett|r
"N'- Pttvnanian force. which m e of go a.
crossed the Danube river between .. "" , '
the Danube fortresses of Rust-i 30" m: it“: Or?" her
chuk mud Turtulrai have with-) not on t e p ce
drawn hastilv, save the official.
out. are ; «NVMOMI
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to the woman a ram W8 4»
e com‘ihdsu'srtoawmhhartthan I ‘
he Bur-[W bolas usually tarnished. it
Com~i you’d come to us we’ll show you our
‘ line or quality wall paper and aaplsk
[canon may blast!!! your none at
i. missions. (hr shoes and gm.
{till anon! to ya.
The Gorbalnflo
am some 3
9.
pun-“ms issued 1..., the Germs-1 what puzzled tamer. d'ye
Amv Wet-daunting-” the manic W by live flock? 1’V four f
of min-lint! movement; nut in steam tractors and save tomo
Mung..." s... Field "cabal voni bilas!”—-Buila.lo' Inquirer.
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New York; Lndies’ Tailor
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From 20 North Main 'l
To I! North Main
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Now Ready to Serve Patrons
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