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“row evening,
silk.
0.
.1110 Ladies Auxiliary oi (‘hrist
m -
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" .in East Norwalh on busines:
r
lasey 0! Gregory boulevard
y will endeavor to enter the
States Navy
The nmn's class oi the East Avenue
I. E. church will hold a meeting for
the election oi officers at the parson-
age tonight. This is an important
noetingand every member is txpected
do be present. '
The Tlthing class of the Advent
christian church held an important
special meeting at the clase of the reg-
alar midweek service which was led by
Rev. G. M. Teeple. last evening. A mat-
ter of extreme importance to the class
was considered
-—i.atoat style men's suits and over-
, “a. M. Josem & Bonn.
One woman in East Not-walk has an
account clipped from a London. Eng”
duper oi the landing and the marching
through London of the first detach-
ment oi‘ the American troops. The ac‘
count is about a column long and is
‘Very cleverly written. The notice was
sent to her by relatives in England.
John Quintard who has been visiting
relatives in East Norwnik left this
morningdo rejoin his sl‘ip, the U. S. S.
-. North Carolina. which has been sta
tioned at 96th street and the Hudson
river (or some littie time. The ship is
exptctod to sail either today or before
> next Tuesday and it is expected will
act as a convoy tor transports.
Wilbsr Smith will give a stereopti-
con bird lecture at the East Avenue M.
E. church, Monday evening, October
29. Mr. Smith will show a number m
new pictures never‘ shown before In
town. To those who attend a rare
treat is promised. Those wlto b| ve
'heord Mr. Smith and have seen his
beautiful pictures will not need a sec
, and invitation. Admission tree.
“ Thousands of rats were driven from
f , the dump at the Scuview avenue end of
"’ the Washington street bridge day be-
. Jere yesterday by the high title which
~ ntlrely covered the dump and many
at them were killed by men and boys
. Ind dogs who for over a hail hour did
nothing but slaughter them. These
rats had made their nests in the dulnp
thinking perhaps. that the water could
. never reach them there
The Marvin school children made a
'splendidvshowing in the Liberty Loan
‘ "parade yesterday afternoon and many
“ . «comments about [11‘ appearance of the
1ittle tots were made. The. East Nor-
walk improvement Society. made a
splendid. showing also and it was a
matter 0! surprise to some to see so
., many oltthc ladies out as there Were
but to others it was simply to be ear
. ., peeled because when East Nomalk
~' starts to.do something they usually do
it up brown. '
Residuals of Fort tetreet and vicinity
who have been forced to go under the
Fort street railroad bridge are very
mteful: to Councilman Eldridge'for
having had Street Commissioners Min-
or and his men tix up the place so that
after a rainstorm one does not have to
hire a boat to get across. The street
commissioner has placed a catch basin
h and so diverted the water that it is
drainedtoil'in a short time and does
Int stapthere for several days {allow-
in; a storm. On Tuesday after the
stofm had subsided within a half hour
nfler tho last drop the passageway was
‘ oat dry and only a new small pudo
file: could beseen.
GemimCrown Prince Being.
Driven~BacllcToward Fort-
o
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.41
" COPENHAGEN, Oct. 24.-Em-
night prepared , to begin » deal-
im-ediatcly with thepolitieai
Gl'iais, particularly as it aficcts the
’ . wnal chancellorship. Rudolf
M Valentino, chief of the emper.
its civil cabinet, made a report
the-emperor on.the train on the
Dill developments of the in-
, political situation during
_ 1 Grandma’s absence in the Bal-
‘ vli
to lth h t lithium”, “an... ‘
Boakhoninat thoend of the week. dag (cello-at; 311:"? sling: during 0 / """ " ' '32.
Vflmfing is known 0km ]' a. “WA, Oct. 24,—A" towns ‘f‘ H to 'n “I In“. “Md. “1“" mmm....n..infl
_. "canicr of the bovistrinzl' on and cities $10118 the‘Bhine “'9 e" gimhmdoliier quixshinfib tbal1mm- ' Ida
,lunLotthepu-the playsinthe‘ WWII! "PM “1' PM The Ikepm somethl lobe dreaded; . H """ '
maul-ills ot the highest in-dmllhl' of midterm 8m hum-day nut-t.“ abor- mouthed” Wm...flo
. and. Prussian civilomemg, beewdoabled. The mayors have into Inn-ct: restarts . «mains»
. u-thé “pom,- e,” “Who‘d/mm” to 9121.,” £11:- a; imam: l; 0? tamg’atg' 1 lulu Val hummus up,
' hummus ublicwd-pol-m ,mouurestot pop '- . m
,. .‘ ' ' p. ' ' tion who». advised to keep edit. m." .. m.nmm° “Numb-I‘m M” “I
,‘bnrg line notion impofliitt‘ rail- has reached
readies-sine, wick lies ten miles amlouuces.
- 'inortheast of Uhavignon, where the.
'flio district commissioners meet to-
...“ m5, Reynold, street Hermon crown prince still cling-lute war council.
removed to Roton Hill. South Non big to tile northern, slopes of the}
lost 0! the stores were closed yes- dell Dames.
My afternoon on account or the
(ml: is holding its meeting this at-
fl'm’ 0‘ ”‘9 N“ Ym‘ S‘m'trtmps, including Prussian Guardsmand 'l‘olniino and in the northernl the Wool
“0;.“ of Myrtle avenue and the line at all costs; lie has been
morning for'New Haven, the valley,
'ror William returned to Boriinl
-V.~ __ .i ., .___A_— .....—.a. _ ...—..a.~..» k-- d» c» .n
dill», the War (lineal
autumn
Pilitlilldiliiilli.
inclusion-
MV‘ Milton-.Wo-
LONDON, Oct. 24.——Britiah cue
jFrcnch advanccattaincd its great-'ilaitiau reported during thl weekl
est depth, two and one-fifth’ miles.‘euded today totalled 17,041.
‘ Th heightandominatiug l’arm’- PAB]8.~Oct. 24.——'l‘he i’ainleve
.Filan, at the extreme right, were ministry. is to retain ofiice in its
soiled and French guns now can entirety, according to announce-
?batter the Germans on the hill» moat bythe iiavas News Agency,
Ion the opposite side of the Ailette except that Alexander Ribot, min-
‘river from Chuyignon. More int-list” of Foreign Aflsirs, retires, be-
lportant still, they call-[mar an ell-,ing replaced by J. Louis Barthel,
,filading fire into the forces of thciMinistor of State and member of
BEBMN. Oct. 24, via Londoll.—~
Iplatcau paralleling the (‘llemilllAn Aumoflernun oflcnnivo has
ibeen instituted on the ltalian front,
, "Po the German crown prince theiarmy headquarters atuiotmccd to-
biow may prove the most severe betday. German and Austrian infall.
has sufi'ered since Verdun. He has try this morning captured the fore-
‘
. . . . . . . . Local tundra in. bu m .
dost sevral illusions of his llcst'most ltalum positions near l“llh‘ll.;in sleitefl trox mtlle befadquartzerTm
wo-u’s party in Wash-
indicate that the picket-
tivbo were rushed forward to boldtportitm of the Baillsizza Plateau. 'lnnton Which .
ROME, Oct. 24.—-'l‘be Austrians mitt???“ is to be upeeded up.und
puniletl from the high drouud into have concentrated strong forces on ' gravityrofmmebzlxflegm ”min“,
where the French ar- the Italian front for offensive pur—Hs rather eVery dllpooltlon :0 mi:
tillcry can smash tlp his eil'orts atlposesmrmy headquarters utluotlttc-tadvantaae or it. The letters bearing
counter attacks and demolish his’t‘ll today. A large proportion of; ""7 “‘“ml” 0' m" All“ Paul. In
defenses. lie has lost at least, 25 those troops are Germans. {$537 fge'hélfi'“?! "m" h" “‘1‘?"
big guns and lawn is but ten miles; ATLANTA, (in, Oct. 24.--—'l‘en to emphmw 3:9 fiie"::t’°l:” ii"
up the valley at the foot of VllichiUt‘rmflll hailt'l‘fl illli'l'llt'll “'llh N‘V'i picket mual be prepared Iorailllllvrisf;
lies (filavignon, jcral butldrcd others ill Fort Mm: content. but add a the comm-um
General i‘t-taiu '5 [nasltll‘ly stroke 'l’hersoll escaped last night through - ”mm" that the longest semi-nee in
weakens the German lint-s north -11 tllllllt‘l llli‘)’ "18th "Nd" 0“" ltfl°"&,t,‘fdam°”§‘”'
ward t ”the forest of St, Gobailt the barracks and which led lh“"‘.mude . rid le‘xrrmgz; 1:; if “'20 g:
A retirement from this line prob-{to liberty u lltlmll‘i‘il {PM ”with the last picket before (:‘Ollgreus‘meeu.
ably would cause the Gertltulls tol'l'be men were brought here a few Blanks are enclotlad In the letters.
give tlp their present front frilllllWN‘kll 080 from F0" URINW’TPP'OM "mm“ {”9 sullragist Who"
('hflvigmm in St. Quentin. 'i‘heiund officers believe they had been' rmf'flfi'w‘b'f‘bed ‘0 "ll” 9“" in
“PM“ haul "0. cm,- task Kiting “pjworking on the tunnel sitlcc abort-j ”cow ”was”? auzicgsguxrl’; “'1’”
bill against i'ortilied defenses, conwl." after their‘arrivul. Women is secured. I e o w
crcted caverns and massed troopm LONDON. Oct. 25.*Sir.Williumi A row at one o! the letters lol-
but the artillery fire wan most (Ll-lumen Herschel, tllrlt‘til't‘l't‘l' fllllll IOWI:
ft-ctivc and there was no stoppillpldt‘l’t‘lnpfl "f ”I“ “D'Hli'lll “r identifi.‘
them. tcation by finger prints, dicd ycuter-r
As the Y}'i",“- villi-lit, which Fit‘ld‘dal'l -
Marshal ”mg 1.,- chmmy \i‘itlt‘llllliLl Sir William James licrsvhclwrv-
is to the northern end of the west—ied in ”W ”V” Service in him" will!“ one" the first we“ in MN"
{In} “-01“; 50 l5 the curved “uejfrfllll 1855 l” 1878. “1" lllSl'lH't‘r'. ..
northeast of Soissons, to that por-INl ”f" "”0 "l- linger it'll)“ i" 135"- picli‘e’t’inlazrbrpihzna'iml: fizwmlx
110., of 3]“. front hct“'p(ln Armfighlld in 187.8 lnlilutc'dihls tltcltlls of has. we believe, been our moat el-
and ‘x'vrdun. Further 9mm“. m]_:ltl(‘llllficutltlll for t‘lVll purposes m, loctlve method at mid!!! to the ad»
vain-cs in both Nulli‘llls mcull tltc‘llelltwl- ”0 was lht‘illlllmr of. ministration the protest of Women
retirement of the Germans t'r()|11“‘Tl|00rlRlll(ifFilim'rl’i'lllllllil." ;2::ln:(t)r|t‘lteirfdisfrnnchl-ement. w’
the lines tbcv have held for main" Sir William “its “0"” l“ 1833-‘picltet lip? oi:r gaim'awhll" '12-“
months, batch toward the Gertuttitzllt‘ ““8 ”I" grandson "f Sir Wll' ‘ y. ovom r
border. - diam llcrsobcl, the Illizlish ltstrou-‘ picket balm-e Congress mega. At
Political affairs in Germany are "m” ""d ”I“ 5"“ ”f Sir 'l‘ll‘"? ”‘9 head 0' ”'9 “n” "m be ' banner
...pthing “gm“ with the return nf.i"rcdcrit-.lrWilliamlioracbcl, “"‘°F"ili:l'1§nx.t:§”&"t53. "W'W'dum
the German emperor to Berlin. All ll": “”0“le “1 "l“ burotletcy ”ll, inr,tbe President to military “the :31.-
lrllrllt'fl set-med determined that i115“-
, ' ' g ter in the nruatze to Control;
('llllllt'l‘lllll' .‘lll‘llflellfl must ll”. Hllll ., “ASHHNGTUN, 00L 26.“D9Vl‘l0l)'1 "l! '9 can ‘0 '0 "I? Wbtio him“
i
"October 10. 1917.
"Dear Sultragist: .
‘ “Now that the special session oi
Iton‘rctzm has closed. We are work-
ing for action in the next session.
. .‘ . _ ,mcnt oi the Tellerage or wire cabio‘ in In” uumbe ,,
it is bardl) probable that the out "My“. or "amputation 0! heavy" cannot fail to rinlgrllastihb d”. (lie
[lt‘l'tll‘ Will be \vllltnnr to oppose this weights ovcr otherwise 0900 c
. . impassable President u“, ”r outta" "
"311011011 very long. Whether the mountain chasm: has been carried to women renrd ‘ n m "I”
clnpcror will repeat his previous ‘l‘ffiului degree ‘3‘ ”Section by "l?! franrbhemeut.
mistake and appoint another l'rtta- ' n 9“ "8"" “n er 8 menu“ 0 , demonstration dPP'ndfl bus-l! upon
. lb or m i’ t
mm bureaucrat to the chancellor o ' de ands 0 he army for ”'9 “mm" ”'a‘ m“ 9‘"- Wm!“
. . , _ . ' quick transportation of munitions.sup mm We need on
.‘illlp ill Mlcltuclls’ place is not yet plies and even large pieces of artillery "All who nickel mu“: 9:3! 'd
vicar. Some leaders i'tn'or-l’rillco M on "Wide!" '0 the campaign in the to
. r imprisonment. The longest sen-
vml ”below, the former chancellor ,t-ampaign 0' Jun“ Alph'
, ,tence which can be imposed is sir
but the Socialist onl‘mitioll aitttilllit ‘ R‘ ports "0'" ”'9 bfluwflwl“ "WM“ mom,” ‘
him is— still strong.
ed here today describe one such sys': “Hoping that we
Meanwhile disorders baw brok-
tem spanning a valley twothlrds of n help. 1 am
mile deep the cable swinging in one "Ve . since
. . ' . re! 0 to.
en outlu Austrta.’l‘hcrc are repoml ,Hrvlch 1mm Will to 996k. 8 “WM! 0' . r) “ALlCia 'how.
of munitions factories being wrcck- rm" “hm‘lm‘ 0" "“n'ldl‘mbly “"1 National Chairman." .
cd by riotcrs mostl ' women ic "mo mu" mm “mm” of cum"
.. v 5 . ‘ “twelve ton loads. While another cable.
mandtng food. Many persons have
_ kilometres or about two and twothirth SALE. EXPINDI.
been killed tlnd wounded by Htcgmiles long and suspended over a gal!
their continued dis-
,The uucceu oi the
may hue your
1- Everyfi’dcicntidcally annulus-m
police. The outbreaks urc rcportdnine hundred 3'3"“ dN‘Pv '3 able '05 M" my" aside a curtail n pmwm'
cd from Vienna and the towns llll'ranapofl mad” M “"3" “5 "’“m'm 0' m funds '0 p o ”M Th.
'Austl‘i l h ' ‘ It‘d . I ltons, wltich.would easily handle heavy moment “ ‘1"“5- Wan" "“0" ‘0
u ant did rcstt‘o lll Hersh“. nun: with ”,9 barrcl separattiii“"'°"" its trade. that moment it be.
,cloatng of the Austrohwm from from the curl“... tillns to «utter. For a time it can run
. l . .
.tter. . I The italian engineers have becomci along on momentum, That is - not
l’E'l‘ltOtlllAi), Oct. 24.—tw.lon-§sg 31mm mi" Hwy constructed aome' 'Offflnnthm “1"]? "vi!“ chm“;-
H , y . - ,o cue aer ill sstcms in twenty-tour "‘ l‘ ”W" “5 ”3° "‘ ‘9'
t‘ 1f 13:”; “3AM???“hmr""3m1hours, and they have already bum. partment not merely to stand in a re-
l“. 0 mcrtcnn e "I” "“3'1more than two thousand kilometres of WWW attitude VIM“! ‘0? customer!
iSlOll to. ilunmma, has dcclded tt),them, 'to come along and buy. it is it- but
rcmutu ill Jasxy through the \l‘llitl‘l’; NEW YORK. Oct. 2ti.wTh9 impetus "I"! '0 “00‘" “l WWW" “mm"
Ito aid the work of the medical unit i ijit ”l" ““3" timid ”0"; n” Snbficflhng’m:;'al taint; :“: ‘3 3:9,,” 8
tam] to dirccit rc 'c , . _ 'on recoi- s n ow orlt yesterday “ " c 3 9 '
:cr mcmbcrs of bio I‘lsi‘tmlrk 0th its cXpecl'ed to carry the Second Fed- " “0 “°"“°”’ ”Wm" “0""1"
:', _ ; “IL-9“" '3"? “Final Reserve Bank district .intoithe business expects to get along With-
lllVPtl lll lctrograd on their ii'ay,teaa today in the big race to reach out sales promotion work. it does not
home. They lucludc Dr. P. Wu’the maximum of the Second. Liberty 399“! "k0” "N" “"5 retail baldness
Peabody anti Messrs. Glasgowu‘l‘m“ of $5,000,000, » can win out without the 5am ellort.
l‘icxner, Wells, llcdochowski. Brv-l With "fini‘hh ““hscripmns 0' Newspaper advertising “I u" retail
3all and ('mttlcrs Messrs Perkin imany millions “01 yet counted in the "or” “I“ promotion department.
“7 l ‘ , -. ,. Puma), the New York district had 31,! By all the analogies of business. by
l: ”’3' EMT“; ‘(l'i‘d _T0Pllm\ll 59mm" 075,000,000 on its books and mammal! the experience 0! successful busi-
ttn . assy Wit. .‘ airman 1 n crson.
-Mr. Williams has been sent to;
ihe'hold its own.
lcampaisn closes tomorrow. '
~..
iwardiug of supplies.
Vidc ('hairlnall Glasgow, who;
lwili lay detailed plans for Rumuu- éFORT TERRY MEN . i In wise? n
{tan rcllei before President Davi- CAUGHT INS/PO ‘ 'fiérbrpzl’ittvaafllm women found it
Esott oi the Red Cross says that
. , , . r, , _ ‘ How the soldiers at Fort Terry fared , did."
UilitlithIlh among the “"1"“! POP- during the terrifflc storm on.’l‘uctltlaylmlt long before (‘erVautea
fulation orebad and that there is has been thought of by many. but a m
:urgent need of food, clothing and 110“" ”Fluent. 1h". 701' various ream"
‘mcdicine. The Red Cross h0spi- on not wish is name to be known,
. . . ' received a letter from hill son which
(t)? ‘12:: already has handled scores “1“ him about things there durinathc
.. . . ‘ ll oral. . .
PETROGRAD, Oct. 24.——The / The writer said that only four tents
newspapers state that Prernior 0' "1° 0“ Six“! Campus! wereJland-
Kerenslty probably will relinquish
WISE WOMEN.
"it was Cervantes. was it not, win
.n’
. CITY MARKET
l 7 69 No. MainSt.Hayes Block
man’s Party to Jul. is». '
Breast} Native «Veal
*7 Mahatma Veal,
'9 Shoulder Veal 20c lb
Bump'Endl Loin Veal 25c1b
For QuarterSpring Lamb 23c lb
Spring Lamb Chaps - 80c lb
Lamb for SteWing 16c lb
Sirloin Steak special 32c lb
Lean Pot Roast ' 22c lb
Rib Roast Beef 22c lb
Hamburg Steak 25c lb
Choice Young Fowl 35c lb
MflkFedRoastingChickensasclb
Lean Fresh Shoulders 80c lb
18c lb
12c lb
‘ ManyEESpecials in Groceries
and‘Frul’l
Telephone Your order to ill.
ilO. This will probably bat the last “
lions weer made .that its maximum nous men. it need: to be pushed with _'
quota ot $1,500,0opoo Would be reach. , vigor if a business is to‘grow or even
' Imf Laon byihe FrenchtArcbaugcl to supervise the for- ‘ ed' “ “0‘ °"""“bsc”b°d WM“
ins, and that the men were compelled
the post of commander-in-chief of
the Russian armies to General
' , minus: have been mounted on
Masai-t tho Gmlchmhwndifrolthomthc
'll be mild. '-
w: 1*
MOON, Oct. urns-Jinn
the “III-1w
“Namath-om
*M‘P’Wmlrf ‘..
.. cit-tutor. mm- hi- im-
olbdnfllic
mm“.
».
.to eat and sleep in the rum ball ol the
'compony. They were also compelled
numlhgrno. Thetcltuthalm
blondmwman'ri tom
allure “hardly can in let! a
mmuwmmnoo
fl
‘whinolloruyrorhlb......W...................3bc
Q
sunny-ammo .......... ..... 3st
mmmlb ...... 300
mmmmb so.
I. SpuryustnnSauugglb.............. ....... ....360
{albtoinmlbv ............... ..... . ............. 3a:
PanaflntivoVuLtfllkIfimflhicbnand Hombres-
ed Potted Fowl, also a full line of Fancy Vegetables
Pig: Beads, Pig's Heels and Sparritl
PHONE 1456, '
-4!
' “‘—~§d...
nu. rLosz-
ppm
Sheep Nose
mwczzaru-u unique-ea: :cust-‘na‘m’
...-l-l-l (v-.4-.
oaarz' raun-
Special 9
It. ...............
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Concord
Grspes, basket . .106
Baldwin
Last Call on Green Corn
Beets
\
Carrots
Cabbage
Two quart
EE
001°”! Etc'
GHIOTTO’S
13 ll. ll. Ave. Phone 439
Specials for
‘ Saturday
”Shoulders ........ .....30c
foul! .......... . ............ 350
MOISpringLamb ......... 30c
Primcllibnee! ........ 24cto32c
Shoulder o! Vealtoroast ...... 24c
BnmpofVcal ..... . . ........ 25c
StewLamb. ..... W200
... ...........
‘ New York Market
M. 35012
19 Washington at.
Houseiuml'siling
Specials
$1.49 Willow mama-om $1.10
$1.50 3-“. Handy Stop Ladder and
Stool .......................... i
6-inch Red Flower Pots, each .....
89c 3-galloo Stone Butter Crock “:9.
cover ‘ M ‘
$1.10 Family Size Galvanized Garbage“
0a» . ................... . . . . . . .
- a
cum .......... 1.. ..v~.~-
” flaw-Mud Rotary All! emu ....saoo
19c Largo olu lancy lamp chimney, 12c
Fancy engraved clams, usually 10¢
each, 6 for .................... 39c
15: Japanese Toilet Pap-r, 2 to: . .25c
154; Scott Time, Paper towels, 40
molt. 10:15, each ..... . ....... . ’0
Wooden Water Pall. no
He Robber Door Mata, 35:04:20 ..m
20: Decorated Tu cu” and-m1”
loI'lI-vIoO'II' a wit-00"
Inland my. Lining, 0 lb. flu.
Pm” ...... 29:
MI: tickle
I! bani-Int.
m1 olomn~num>
.. madman-tori
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