intimation 1370'
‘ tinnitus.
Hill on 2,500
Norwalkers Takes Over a
Million Dollars Worth of
. the Second Loan, and Had
.. $800,000 on First Bond
Issue. '
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’ ‘Final Meeting to Close .Up
the Campaign Will be Held
" Next Wednesday.
With over 2.3% subscribers known
L‘IiLl many more not accounted ion.
Norwalli's contributioh to the sceondil
Liberty Loan of 1917, amounted to up“
_ ,proximateiy $1,010,500 at 6 o'clock!
last night. Although banks were
open last night, business was rather!
quiet. .lndicating that the field had!
boon well combed. Today is the last
chance for Norwalkers to oubscrlbeto
tho secor‘fd Liberty Loan. The banks
will remain open until 1 o'clock this!
afternoon for the purpose of receiv-i
ring subscriptions. he wonder-full
,‘work of the Liberty .oan committee
is practically over. the ucomplish-.
‘ mutt something to won!
and mar-g
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Naugatgick .Youths Arrested
Charged With Stealing an
Auto in Naugatuck,Anoth-
er in Danbury and Anoth-
er in Bridgeport.
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or Naugathck.‘. Danbury
liridgeport for the alleged ihPflu
automobiles in those three
.iotm 0&1“an and Albert Boisbcrt.i
'I-lh of M'aterbury. Were arrested '
'Wg-ugatuck late yestcrda
and held without bail.
lumping into a machine on a Nau-
gfluok street. Thursday alter-noon.|
without the permission of the owner.€-
who two youths drove as far as Dan-
i»- y. There they abandon-3d the Nau-
. ’ucli car, and boarded the automo-
hrle owned by Rev. W. A. Thomas of
twill: Salem, N. Y. From D'anbury
flu.- young; men motored to Bridge
out.
i c parking place at Bank and Broad
nit-nets. they very carefully parked
iii-t;- car. go‘. but and immediately
{.lxppc-d into a Buick automobile,
. Owned by 3 Bridgeport man. that was
standing nearby. .
Before the owner of the machine
stolen from Bridgeport discovered
bit. loss; the thieves were well on
their Way to Naugatuck. When mem.
Iii-tar of the traflic department tele-
,pltoned descriptions to the police in
'.lll'l0|l.'ldlng cities. the police in Nau-
tm-‘uck kept a close lookout and stir
waded in capturing the youthful nai-
Galligan and Boisbert. differ from
and l
oft
cities.‘
it afternoon i
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they abandon one machine only
rl"'tl another. They are the
villagers thieves who have left a trail
of stolen cars in their wake.
NEW AVEN ROAD
TO. ISSOLVE THE
N. n. INVESTIGATION
4:.‘JTFORD. Oct. 21.-—After hear-
?c.. lsuueructlu from Banjumln l.
’mek. Counsel for the New~ Haven
rittrond. and from Vice-President J.
H. Toullnson. in charge of the ac-
count it; department. the Public Util-
th. Commission announced yesterday
ti it it would take the question of its
i- ”it to take Jurisdiction on the peti-
t.» ._ M tho‘conipuny for permission to
W‘iull‘e the securities held by the
lit-w England NuvzntiouCo" amount-
wt. ‘o “8377.367, under considera-
t~--1. {3’ explaining the petition tot
' -- r‘ m it wrs said to be the in-
t "’nu'uf the rent to have the New
«It-minor! Navigation“ ('0. dissolved
Wumcnuuw.
"’NTOi-thiE—Oifiirit—{ST - W
WHO HAVE REACHED RIPE OLp AGES
._ .- -w- __.___.._....._...—o W w- “fl...
GROUP OF SOUTH
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WllNllElill lilllVE‘ '
led at $1.85 per bushel f. to? b. the
ifarm. Add to this the cost of train-g I'cnt‘lli‘d him. Mr, Lockwood pulled his
flirtation and the mlddlr-zltnn's profit." Kirsell car out a little. and all three.
’markets. .
If reports are true. China is about‘ moor}. :‘rrd he rendered medical aid lines. "The St" Spangled Banner"
the cheapest place in the world to live. in Mr. Murray, who was later taken‘ was sung and a handsome American
today. That country is going to shut to th-‘t Norwalk II
eggs to America at the rate hi it; vood.
Proceeding directly to the pub- '
MM list. “00! Milli m
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WHYAREPlilAlllES
Sll EXi’ENSliE Nllll ,
Natives $5.50 to $6 Per Bar-
' rel and Price Likely to Rise
‘ Yet We'erAdvised to Eat
’Em Freely—Eggs 88 to 90
iiilixt-nr ol’ Noru‘ulk will zero: I :t- '7': the above picture .lnhuwli. Knapp,
titted til yen-rs; Nelson 'l'uttie. aged 93 ,v itl’b'. and Theodore Knapp. an“
{‘2 y-utt‘h'. :t‘i iiitsidy iespcctcd men. who are much interested in the (out
munity lilt- of the town. The picture wait toktn on the. occasion of
Tuttle's otlz-tl birthday, Oct. 161b, 1917. when a lame number oi friends ('iil‘l-I
ed at his home, on Taylor ilV’fliUm: it"d paid their respects to hint.
, ’AlNTEli MURRAY
Was in Norwalk Hardware
“roan“, Oct 27. 1917
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Motor Vehicle Department?
to Establish Branches in’:
Bridgeport and New .Hav-i
en On Oct. 31. t
Announcement was made by Com.
missioner of Motor Vehicles Robbin»
B. Stoeckel yesterday of :two plans
which will be put ill operttttion short-
:Soldicrs at C p Devens.
Ayer, Mass” Interested in|
l ' . ly. The. first scheme is thy? establish-é
: Report That They WI" Be ment of two branch other-st for the is-i
: Transferred. ‘ tsuance of motor Vehicle licenses in'
iNew Haven and Bridgeport. Theoth-
or is the issuance Of daily lists oi‘
licenses. as they are made out. to mow
tor wh 'le drivers.
Sc mes for the establishment of,
;branch offices have been under dis-I
'. cusslon for a long time. (itnextf thesel
twas.to have every policat station in
ttbo slat? Of sufficient siletto wari'ant.‘
tit, issue its own license markers for;
:lhe residents of its own dislricts.‘
ieach group of poles officials being‘
ithus enabled to keep tracitl ut its own
motor vehicle drivers as ‘li'ttll as to:
give the necessary information tot
. such other police officials of the state?
it is reported at Camp Devens than as might want it in castes of acrl~
War IX‘partment is consideringidents. ‘.
"tran‘tle-rrinr; all the men at the' Camp, This was la'er abandoned and;
' it" training grounds in Cuba. The is levcntuaily it simmered down to thr-
.land rt‘liublic recently oflered the' present plan. The next time that Mr.
Government the use of large trac1528toeclt-t‘l visits ltidzrpor‘t or New
of~ ground there for truiningfllaven he hopes to make final pre-
c‘amps. Gen. Hodges, commandant at partitions for the estballishment of
tiftttnp iicvens. is said to favor ‘at stations, By ”ll-i "wallet ii “I“ bt‘
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instinct
This is the Blow: That ‘fAl-
most Kills’ Those Who
, Hear It. ‘
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will be effected. their licenses there than to no to
. , . < A. soldier at (‘antp Devenli pens the Hartford for them. ‘ t .
CONS Auto' “[th Upset.l01l0“‘lnk.abottt life in the camp: Moreover. for the bentl‘fil of the
After Collision ‘Viih F. E.‘ .Camp licvcntt. Wednesday, Oct. 24, department, there will be a big de-
Cents a Dozen in China.
With the'approscl; of the proposedi
putato week by the-Govt l'lilllt'n', v. hichl
..
i‘ 2.4
has bten set for Otlote
are an excellent substitute for itwrt [ over at. in.» side of the road. Two or: the second Liberty Loan we
wheat and other expensive foods. coil-l oillrt' occupants-of the hardwurp cont- delivered.
aining plenty of starch and "lillf‘fllil‘llt'llly'ti machine fortunate]
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lll.ttf('l' necessary to the system.
however. the price continues. “‘3 mil;
have to eat flour or something “is. tnnln read in Darien. about 5 o'clock}
as a substitute {Or potatoes.
Yesterday the quotation for nativcl towards Norwnllt. and another
i potalOes in the local market was $3.50? cl
to $6 per barrel.
wick and Main." potatoes were quot
and it
so mark.
Jersey grown potatoes are about
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the cheapest to in“ btld 2n the marke‘ ls-txttiiier Lilit'lll'ilt‘, plunclnz off of the
, and comparison with a month “lit“,l“f“‘ltl. turned over.
”‘lwhen the wholesale price was clow-I mined
n
to: the .. mark. they are today selling
at $4.50 and $4.85 per barrel
er year has past.
sold cheapor a year ago than tin.r
'are being sold today in tho
cents per dozen. while our own native
fresh Eastern eggs are bringing ss'accident were Edward Lockwoodhiit'Wm“l 0‘ its achievements,
and 90 cents per dozen in the km!" small son
market. and fresh Western erg-s are
worth 1|th 48 cents
wholesale lots.
Cabbage has advanced from $30 to
$85 per ton. and is about the lowest,-
iccd vegetable on the market. On-
.ons are also advancing in lltjif'fi hilt Plant. of GrotOn. has brought suit in
rather slowly. a 100-pound has heintiuhr'y United status District c,
worth M25. in comparison with $3.5th rtcovrr $49,050 alleged to have been
a htonth are. Lima beams are mine. paid under protest April 8. 1916.
. . -' .F be] while string in“), n t yes it all a m fr
. l t lei/cs, in that "It! 32 .0 Der bus , , n a a size pro s om
VENOUS automob '8 h toi beans have advanced to $4.25 for it transactiong in mock sit ‘71:le
first half barrel. ‘chet potatoes are reli- which he was not allowed to deduct
and losses in the transactions and deprev
inc. at 36.25 per barrel retail
$5.50 in tile wholesale market.
Apple‘s are worth
market.
BLACkMAiiEP. HANGS
BOMB T0 WINDOW
WATERBl’RY. Oct. 27.7 .iui‘ua Ir:-
siiofrky. 28 years old. a Russian. e”..-
ploytd at the Waterbury Mannheim-
ing company plant. and formrrl; em-
played a. the Winchester Arm.» pl .nt
in New. Haven. was art-rated l-ci't
yesterday. churned with blackmail. it
is IIIMH‘ that htllfid a bomb to .
window In the home of John Rnbulun-
ito. of No. 41! North Main utmt.
when the Inter failed to uivc ’llil"
8200 under threat of being accused o‘
cousin: the dzuih of a man who il'ei'
war. ii not “attired the neuritic}
a law week: ago in it local hospital.
Liberty LOan Day was lb ~ . e i Ill volume of mail going
ood’ . cee rated creas n to
LOCkW S can 33': Camp Devens today. the same as out from the. main office. to that work
”writ“ 31‘1"” of Main street, a. The"! Wall considers
tin every city and town i the country. can be expedited thorn. Licenses
enthusiasm which are made out. at these brunch
trullknown local painter. sustained a on the part of'tbe soldiers over help-i stations will be bent to the Hartford
fracture of the right arm. yesterday ""3 along "'9 loan Md 3"" man
l0 Octtafternoon about 5 o'clock. when the “me“ '0 buy ‘ b‘md' even though
'27, the price of the inborn is bound i Norwalk Hardware company's auto-L sonmc'ould ill-afford '0 d0 50- Th”
i log steadily. Accordin: lo a bulletin: mobile. in Which he was riding. struck 3 various companies. were assembled in
:t-ecently issued by the l'nitt‘d Stairs a missing: car operated by Edward 'h‘-' different "1“” balls.
ilxepartmr‘nt of Agriculture. [lOllll'li‘iLUCkWIiOd of Norwalk. and
it . uninjured from the mlxup.
while New Bruns-l wards Dario-n.
to figure will be close to tht (321m met in practically the same spot.‘
whole-t Buttery.
littlll‘, and still advancing. If tilt-price; machine. and Royal Ostetbanks. an-‘
advance continued the records of lrts‘t (lem-
sp'ring may be equalled before anothgt Tic Ford car . .
Despite the hi'zh' windshield. a. broken Wheel. and ai Vice dug to the breeze,.was 0”” of
cost last spring. potatom WP"! brim: smashed top. The Kissell car was' the features of the Dromm.
local. ring board.
per dozen ill PLANT
. from $1: to $5 ness.
per barrel. while Kiefer pram
worth about $5 per barrel and malt ' Colic ctor of Internal Revenue. ‘andi :19,“ bring}; Hugh ’1:be and 5‘3“"
09. Western New York. ar-- bvinzintz lil' l’lntt. alleges that the collectori om y e asp "Y Q"“"l‘l- 0'
12.50 per bushcl in the -wholt»s’alc.: clir.
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tomce ll the'end of each day.
uni MEN Pilillili
All] it WIN Will
where pa-
.mmpd triotlc talks on the necessity of from.
The men were urged to
3. ”mm” subscribe for the loan if they ,i‘elt
Tht' accident took place on the. (Continued on SlvthJ’ago.)
[Both Nora‘vlk cars Were proceedingiThirt . ‘ Judge Garry Stirs i500 Dele-
,. y-Three Norwalk
tine w... going M 8 mm mug; gates to Great Outburst of
F , In m” m pm me, Tire Menin the War
‘ort car. owned by the hardware . '
company before the West-bound car" “’fih‘irgéigre‘enctlmydblue 5;” on a CINCINNATI Oct 57 The nnnul
‘ . e ‘ . . - .~> a
red. .flOfit over the Ngrw‘rnlkrgr‘iie ittmeeting of the American Iron and
Rubber company's “do”, in Winni- Steel Institute began yesterday with
‘a’ at outburs .
in .otrtc trauncr the Ford and the punk today. They represent the hum-i Whit: it!“ ”amt“? gzdrgittil'cllbgg‘fif
J .. , V, tber of men who how one from he
lusrr l ( ll came .ogether. and the‘ factdry to fight for] Uhclc Sam :nd,Gan'. sounded the slogan that "There
Mr. Murray sus-t for freedom and for the elimination ‘8 no room for dislo
Patriotic Fervor.
. m . )forcver of everything re resentedb He continued:
Jtl-u rip-'1‘" 9:;thlnl:0undrbufttaclml-‘erinokti Kaiser Bill and his crazy? crew.» y "I am 51""? all 'th members of the
l the driver of the .' Flag ““5“": was in Order yester- AmGrtcan Iron and Steel Institute
day at the NoraWIk Tire & Rubber are Whole-heartedly loyal. and I want
lcompany's factory and. with ,the llfi
Pl'Pllnfinl,
- raising. the work of throwing the ser:
esca pcd
sustained
unlnjurc-l.
a broken for that service of their; country to
rise from their seats."
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan was pre-
. at at the ceremonies and made im
:teresting remarks along patriotic
l'nhuri lum- for a scratch on the run-{ so
the 500 delegates Jumped
to
feet.
in, In another moment the great
fin-turn Ol’ llarien. was sum-
.tlag and the attractive service liar
. were raised to a place Where they will‘:
In the Kissell car at the time of the“ proudly wave over the factory, so
.ospitai by Mr. Lock- of the world echoed that strains
"My Country. ’Tis .
scene was most lnsplrinat.
,. and Frederick LoekwooJ. .;
— ' .OLD FASHIONED
SU ES TO GET t
BACK INCOME TAXES.
. 1 1 Members and guests of Division No.
- . __ ' . A. 0. R. enjoyed a delightful even-
“ARTFORD' ”CL 27' Morton 1”Wing's entertainment. last night. in the
""1 tot division rooms, in Wall street at an
‘ ' told-fashioned famiiyreunion which has
not become an annual event-with the fort
i‘cal lodge.
Schepp'tt orchestra rendered excel-r
;lent milsic for the old-fashioned!
,dances. which Were thoroughly en-
:Joycd by everyone present. . i
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The suit is against James .I. Walshi there were vocal “0105 by Edward
“Ila:
war," he said.
ifor the Government and of the 8600.
000.000 worth of contracts
‘ serve my~country." ‘,
Judge Gary in his address said:
citation on build
tugs used in he busl- necessary elements of strength."cou
tinned Judge Gary. ”They have a
least three men against two.
mghe next thing in lmlportancc
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”ml him an additional Income‘ the keystone Club. consisting of Edw ‘ th s “We” the recoruoeso
ttx of $34,340 for the year 1913 and ward Kearney, James Carroll. Ward
314.710 for the year 1014. Mr. Plant; ”Mdem" "‘6 "am" Mil“- 39'
.further alleges that he paid these citations '9” presented by Miss
taxes in order to avoid the imposition‘ W" McCarty and Thomas McMahon.
of penalties and Interest and the Refreshments ""9 ”Wild later in
thrv'tatcned sale of his property. He the evening. and the good time did
says that on July to. 1916. he took all not break up until a late mind do.
Appeal to the Commissioner of Inter- llghtful time was enjoyed by all '1”
steel. .
capacity of steel three or four time
as large as the Central Powers. 0
course steel and what
her allies.
flutes District court in this city; .
atzulmt the American Tube and‘ STAMFORD. Oct. 21—min. at 8
Stamping company of Bridgeport. for. O'clock last night in. the laundry of
01.035. damages. because of an slicu- Dr. Autos J. leeul' unitmuut de-
ed breach of rumor, for transports-lettered the laundry bull!!!"
mm through the. lite cunt-J cf «2- litres another buildiun in
ttn'itoii sum steel (totem
000.000 «can instead oulv 3,000
.tv
on of dietitians“. ‘ ‘utoue. chest-abouts“)...
r ‘ . ' g ' 4 ,
«contemplate-rim
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Generally Fair Tonight and Sunday
i change to Cuba and the boys at camp more convenient for people living inl
“my they are praying that the change the vicinity of these cities to geti
yalty in America." .
to ask those who-are willing now toi
pledge themselves to do their utmost:
Unanimously and with a stirring:.
display of spontaneous enthusiiasm.l
their
assembly room. filled to overflowing, man whose identity has not been dis- with such on
with leading steel men from all parts Covered, tiltFluted
' ofgwalting station and at the point of
of ‘tl‘heef' The t revolver held up James Wile, a clerk,
Among those who west on his feet I")
in an Instant was Charles M. Schwab.’
ow the members tire prepared'
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FAMILY ,tto give their all to our great and WW?“ ‘0 ”'9 m” ”ml" and ‘°°k'
REUNION glorious Government to help win the “’0'" ‘60 l“ hm"
"For my own company: , \ . -
I causee that of our 30.000 employesl mm] and departure of trolley cars fcnsn't‘
.90 per cent. of them are doing work
in ‘onrichlldren or John J. snarkey, the
books 90 per cent. Is for the Govern-l proprietor. who lives in the waiting,
meat. I am proud and happy that [:station.
In! in a position wheret I can thus?
"The Allies are poftgeglged 0g tbel time to make an outcry. Sharkey is]
the allied countries foreacb person
ls far superior to these of the enemy. R006 dPHCflPllon
“The that in rank of necessity isi'flfi about 5 feet ta .
The Allies have a productive "ll clothes. 8 80" 61'?»
is produced ville and Springfield were notified.
from it go hand in hand mu: the nec-_
.nnry explosives. The country which
ml Revenue and demanded a return mended ""3 "“95““ “m“ t is, greatest in ‘flnancel, Ill otheriDANBURY MAN SHOT not (attempted . counter attach.
of the 849.050. but that the cannula-5 . . ‘ \ things being equal, wll eventually? WITH SHOTGUNtThe French are extending 1%
alone:- rejected the appeal. iSANlTARIUM m mouse?!“ The;‘ Mancini. signal: 2: ‘ r igaius “MW“ along the platen
‘rd.B.liwltt.fT w ,N. ' . on mouse a ”in . -".._- .
t’iim filed Pa libel) in °'il..“"t§:....rt 1108818825300 mm in. mm of rm...” .nd tinnstnr. Oct. 27.-—Cilal'leli set-inert?! 0’ ill “Mimics-BM
James A. remit. president of the
lien. de
littered tint the United States Shin
“building Mamie- should build ti.-
tlttlttttltttl 810W tilt ‘”
till WING 0i liAlIAR tilt .
: ottstts ttttlttt succtssn
— ~-~M4 General Cadorna’s Men Orr
turnouts :tt:*::l";‘:t.tt£.iim%t::
SUl’PllEll Tl] lllWNS
draw His Battered Sol-
dicrs to Auzza. '
Date of Sale Opening Early
ier Than Usual This Year t
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In response to l’i‘lllli ~=1.-t from dii'
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fercnt cities and towns ubom the
partmcrtt of the State Tuberculosis
Commission. has already sent out a.
ter AttacE
innocent of 1”.000,000 seals is ex- “ ._ ' -
hvalusted. ' i l‘i't'llt'ii successes on the any
"“3" l“ NOV‘mb‘" 5" “mm“! 0" NOVtit'c offset for lilt‘ llit‘ilr'l‘lli by the
"H”hm' 5‘ H m m” "‘N' "1" ”pm"Allstro-(ict'lnatl Mow against the ‘
[are sending Christmas packages toll“1 [WW-1’- .
the boys in France. it. is thought thusi'l‘t‘liloil effort has not yet lll'ogreslv
st to for Red Cross seals. Miss Matti-i ‘ , . J
German Crown Prince Ha
large rupply of them. Many more
.The dab" or (mental: the sale thisialnl lil‘llinll pressuri- in l"ltititlen
mg m“ “up “this MW date "mnyilt-ft wing of ”W ltnlintl forces on
increasing considerably the total of N) l'tir-clloligh to in. "fined dangero
litird. in charge of the. Red Cross de-
1 Not Attempted Any Coun-
w.ll be sent before Connecticut's al-
seitls will be bought by those who “0“,” ’ lllt lit?“
we', - i . .
sales for the year. (me to the future snout-sir of the
f The Red (‘ross department isold .‘ ' ‘
$250,000 seals last year. and it is Am“! “my”
pxpfchtd that n". gates [11],; year wm (leucrul (‘udornn’s men were out;
he a! least 1.000.000 more titan this crlvltclrnctl. stunningly ltyllle mm
3993'” “'9'" 9”" ‘0 ”1‘9 mnowlngicd lilmv of heavily reinforced Ant.
, wig: at“: (1:12:32 ‘3' Tiiflsu‘m'm? ’Ffi‘itriiin divisions under the command
tgiasse'lt, Ansoniay'do,000.seals: Miss.1t '3 reported, or hind ,Ldarflhd .
iMargnret 8. middle. Danbury 35.. you Mackensen. . The ltaltan lead-7
1000: Mrs. Henry S. Glover. FalrfiPld.!er probably considered It betterto
land East Harttord. 250.000: Mrs. withdraw his battered, soldier:
”“h” 1" mm" """th' 45.000; from the sharp curve- in the [sauna
lMiss Elizabuh Bennett. South Man—z ' . l ._ t f Tol
. . , . . . r“ rt .' Meanortllucst and soul tilts o —.
tthcstci. 60.000. II. F 1 ma y Mont-3 Mag-
tden 600.000: Miss Mariana Town‘hlillo ton litre from
‘rend. Mlddlelotvn 70.000: ’. ltlgoirc to Anna than to attempt to
Km“ New “mill“v 150W"? Mmihold the Attstro-(lermaus where,‘ if
"inn" Shppnan' Nr'w."aven 3061133?ttht-ywerealtlt-tooutinnc'tlteirsuc—‘ ‘
:r'gnciieiiri‘egeiiiisl‘rfgriiihsifisiuniici‘tm the whole Italian campaign
l5.0.000; Visiting Nurses' Asaoclation, ”Hill! the isottzo might be bullied.
IStamford. 125.000: Mrs. E. L. Taylor. lit-rim claims that the advance
'“mllgmn' 70000; Mrs- A5 R- x°""'continucs, and that the capturesol '
:aH' R"Chm": 500.00g: 102200.935: men and material inert-uses hourly.
3R "’2‘?“ r“ 19:333., 50b 0000. The latest official communication
lgone imp ' ' ' reports, the capture of more than
' 30,000 planners and 300 guns;-
IRomc is rcliecnt concerning thc.a¢- .
"ARINfifluln-UP ittlal lighting operations. admitting
i NEAR STATE llNEionly that. the Italians under press-.
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‘ urc have withdrawn to the Monte- .
i Allzzn line. and ill-it it has been
' ' [necessary to evacuate the Bum. ,
' izznl’lateall northeast of Gonzul. . ,
Robber Wlth Revo'ver Steals! 'l‘lte Austro-(icrman hlow appar-
560 From ungmeadow,iently is a final (fit-Pl to conquer
Mass, Constable.
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ione of tllc strong Allied nations ‘in
ithe hope of bringing: about 3 fav- ,
iorahlc peace. The effort againlt
THOMPSONVILLE' Oct, 27__ Adar :Russiu, despite the poor morale of
’lng holdup took place at the state line the Russran army. cannot be said.
about 6 o'clock last night when a to have been greatly successful; ,
alrn 3n view. In“
Y Tame the Germans cannot advancd
a bllt,‘on the contrary, have been
land demanded all of the money in slowly giving up valuable strategic
e cash register. :posttlons. The final hope was 1!: _.
Wile was '0” t° ”‘mw "ll We‘aidiug warovcary Alutt‘lil to crush _»
bands. which he did. and the robber “1v.
lit the Spring oi'lillli the Ans.
trians carried out on extensive ofo .
movement in the Tron-v
tino, only to be thrown back he- -. .
yond their original positions by the)“:
Italians a few monthslater. Whoa-r»
er the present nficnsivcgvill result-h
incral CI— ."
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into the trolle
an silver. The.
'robbery took place between the ar-
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at this point. and no one was in the
station but Wile and the. two younc
The robber appeared so suddenly'similarly depends on G:
and his departure was also so suddenldoma'
that. Wile and the children had not The lighting in ”m “mum?“
and the Italians still hold positions
,= work in his gurage within 100 feet otlcapablc of a strong defense. Eve!
the station. but was not called until a retirement to a line running
1 ”‘9 “a“ had ”05"?“ theh "0"?" from Ampczzo through Cemona to -
tracks and disappeared in i p woo“: Cividale ' nntl thcner to Gofifil
inf the sitae line grove. Wile gave a could hardly affect the territo _
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a“ Longmeadow constable. and was at
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of the man, who _ ‘
ii and wore work- east of Gorilla atld soutbw
but, hm" ong the Ctrst). '“.
5 was utoutly built and had a dark The efl'ectiy'c_ilc"’l of General Pg. .
r moustache. The police of Thompson tain's smash on the Aisne 30ml- .
west of Laon is shown by the 10¢
that the lcrluan crown prince i.
are. 25 years old. was yesterday rhotlwhile organirinc lilt‘l“ new pod-
:tnd probably fatally injured by Johnpo
Carats. who used a shotgun. Carafe
run but was easily caught. ‘ The sheet-i
ing is ul do by tho result of enmity
incurred when both men worked on
a job me tin no.
us for further action.
ROME, Oct. 27.—The A
‘flcrman forces are making It :
‘ntmcira on the Curse front.
iwcrc repulsed by the Italians; “r
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