usuusttuo 1373A
SlAMfMll) MAMA
A8 INSlAMllM
llllD BY Alllil
, bership' tn the United Stiles Food
.Cli‘nton Hoyt Driving H151
Car Towards Bridgeport
Crashes Into Heavy Truck
Near the Hawthorne Inn,
\Vestport.
ll EMMAAMAMMS
MAME lMJUMiM
merge Wild 9 in the NAorwalk A
, Hospital, But William
Coggins Went Home.
J. 'Ciinton Hoyt. Wi‘ll-klltit‘
Iamford resilient, Was instantly kill-
: Saturday afternoon.1.bout 3:1":
Iclock, {war the Ila-.t'7l101'1w Inn.
‘ entport when the \‘l'ill:'.~'-Kni;rli'
tomobilc. Which», he “'11-.
H 5 towards Bridgeport,
1-: Will: a tint-ton
Huck. driven by Daniel Mll'
tello of t'rom llizltn’ny. “'métpot't.
iiiiam noggin.» of 99 Wt-st .V‘irtin
lire-ct, Stamford. one of Mr. 110th
wmpanion.-. w... hmiiy brui<ed and
m ken up, and (iconic Wiidt- of (‘hi-
ago, atItr'tvr «Account of the touring
.. 1' Mr.- 4.120.! injuries to his back. a
- tuber of cuts and bruises. and a tie-
in
(Y :‘i 1 «
('nllltl‘
lint-k
ete shaking up. Tilr. Wild:- was
then to the Norwalk Hospital short-
! aftt he accident occurred. 'i‘h -'
Allyn-Knight machine was bztdiy drun-
nxt-tt on the left forwal'd side.
the Muck lrUt'k was uninjured...
(Continuedbh Page Two]
ANZAAIESSAMIASAEUT
iiiiiiiii AAAAAA
Leading C arran'cista
penis to Mextco to Act.
1211111131: (‘5'.‘1 Oct. 2'1.~(irI-at t‘xI
cithntcrtt 2.1m been created through
the. publication in El l'ill‘v't’l‘rlill -of a
nta‘t-mcr.’ by (Sen. l’ohio Gonzales
former commander of the Carranza
tarot-1 in Mexico ('ity and a Consttittt-
flonaliut, favoI'inz Mexico followirn:
"It: oxamplc of other Latin American
countries and 59$?“an diplomatic re«
)1! tions with Germany.
The iron ooze of the netteApaper
Arm Il-- -to' ed to the statement. thou-
5-.sz of oxir't curios t1 vhich were
3. MA r' to supply the demand.
in his :t~ttt: merit (lo-1.1
raid in pan: '
M a rvrcn and by natural. sponta-
#113 impulse against what has been
wi‘h (14.. Entente Allis-.4.
(233! «ml ncitiz'an
no a Mexi-
of 9 country which
cm of the European conflict. as i: is
removed geographically, commercial-
ly and intellectually from Germany
and Ami-rounded by allied countries,
which are held by bonds of race. cul-
":1'161‘ cannot. afford toput atide,
and o...- a simple citizen of my coun-
try. for Witos-‘e interests it is my duty
tContinzted on Sixth Page).
[LA M [All’llllES
lMVlSl $30, [All
' la :is' sub: .1 itiort to the see-
not L Envoy Lran in this section of
”to rate nan made by the Crofut a:
Rainy Co empioym. who invested
.tJmo in th- hot-tie, taking the nub-
actig‘flodo t’trouzh Ihe local bonito.
the men being given the choice as to
winch financial in.uiu1ion they pa-
tn-r .> This was rm excellent do
it nitration of patriotlam, but nut! in
inn: with the showing made by
1' a: "robot; in the Liberty my pa-
rad!- Several hundred men were
in t'.e lot: 1" march. and there Wort-
u hm lumber of decorated auto-
orbit“. «trying the pretty girl over-
a 1-,... o! the. firm. T): u.- httcrworr
It.-t:~ and cotton.“ made" especially
to. ‘h‘. canton. ant min much are
photo Along the line of march.
1,
but '
A p- A
Gonzales ;
""‘lll"l hl‘fItf‘O my eyes and in a?
ctr-Is» full of reason and justice, 1 am '
mutttearily will feel the conseqtreno'
tin": and vart interests that my Gov--
I so rlous com“! 1011.
i
A Tin tit-n.
TINEL
AL VIII AN 00. 0' I "£070..
tumultuouutbuomlltm
Monumndcuulom.
SOUTH
*—
lOl'AI-I. 00".. 1911351061. 20, A1917
Probably Rain Tonight and Tuesday
asked to sign. -
l om glad to ioin you
sanction for our nation
. pledging myself to carry
for as my circumstances
A single thin slice. of bread
; allies each day.
.u
'An average saving
of two cents on each
meal every day for
each person will save
to the Nation for no:
A
A
t
Following is the pledge which every woman in AAmoriu‘ ll
Food Administrator, Wilmington, D. C.:
vice of the Food Administrator in my homeinso-
A enable us .0 send a 4,000 ton ship, loaded with wheat, to our3
'2’
intheserviccoffoodoonv
undlhereby noceptmenn
Administrntion.
out the directions and do
permit.
saved daily by each person, will
. I-JA 73" L..-
Burposes Two Billion
ollars per annum, or
all. the subscription
to the first; Liberty
03D, mo...
AWMBAMSMATMAMP
lliAlM BURMA ll
Men Escape Through Win-A
down—Origin of Fire a:
Mystery.
(‘m‘i-N'thl, .V itL Her 29. -Fi:e oi;
uncertain origin tlt‘nirtlu‘il tun ca:
of a troop train on the Eric railroad
at Rathbone enrly ytsterday. forcing
llll' members of one company to N-
Cillw from their Pullman through the
windows. as othtIr escop'e was cut oft
by the iinrnt-s (is the men slept. The
liltilli’l'l‘l of this company loci ‘lit‘ll‘A,
rt I'rve unitm 1;;< 111.1 “-r.-tonal th-A
ionulntzs with n commlssnry car their
was till‘4'l'i)yt’tl. The loss exceeds;
, 1550.001).
:11AiAititA“- 9
, iliiEiiAiMililii
111111111111:
NOR“ AC”
()1 28 - Samuel
(Lusitly. ubosc lnoll.t-ri11-iaw Li II'ttIti.
T. Loy. contractor of Springfield
lino. “its the man found (lt‘ail upon,
the highway in Franklin after an an
tomobJe act-itlcnt- Saturday. itlcntlty.
was (Istabllflllt'tl by [)lilli‘l’h’ on the pro
Inn and by communication with .Viys
tic, witcrc .‘-lt':-'. (‘nssidv and cthill
were. and with Spr. nzficld. Vlr. Loy
camc- here to claim the body
The can.“ of thr- accitltnt is :1 mys-
tery, but th.~ supposition is that (3115-.
_(Continucd On Page Twelve)
STAMFORD WOMAN A
STRUCK BY AUTO
A
t
STAMFORD, ()Act 29.——Mrs Henry
Wittcn‘tu'ock was run dosh by an an
iomohilt- on the Boston Po~tl road
wr-tertiay and will probably the with-
in forty- eight hours according to at-
1 11d. 11: physicians. The driver of;
the car is not known. nor was the cur
; number obtained by the police.
.Vlies Brats-lie Rescher. 27. of Yon-
kers, N. Y.. tlietl today, at the. Staml1
iot'tl Hospital, of injuries outlet-ed yr 1 f
tertlny. when she threw herself in
,imnt of an electric locomotive at the
lam istatlon of the New Haven road.
Iler fathrr Charles Boscher who
'Was injured in tryint: to rave ltlS
11.111 Ihttr n l.“ raid today to be in it
AD ARIEN HOLDS A
LIBERTY LOAN RECODR
lit‘le «levy-moving Darlcn.
“ii'n :h old- tintt- houses its fierce no-
littc'tl «crops that are forgotten when
election day passes but which are
rrnu. rcctrd our) time that election
day draws near, i'o court that has'
drawn such atlentlon from nchpn-'
prr: throughout thn stoic who are in-
cl nod to regard It farcically. with all‘
of its sorrown and hopes its momma
cent ncr-ncnt_:1nd its distinguished»
eummt-t rosidtints Darlen taken 11m-
plaoc in the tttztte in the Just élotetl
Liberty Loan campaign. having over
tubncrlbed its allotment of $6.500. at
lennt 354 per cent. by having a total.
of subocr' ptions on Sntnrdny nixhtof
3301. 200
This is the only town in the State
1 (Conduct! on Elovonut Page).
\
.WA '1'“
.thc Baptist chum: ., lJl-IIDAII'}.
-]it'l'll‘.lt'llilt‘.'ll:€ i
I :‘ 'ltbtlln
IltrI'.'. Fri:
Yuri. ctr}.
' l): mot‘rttty Stile t't-'
SlllllMli TM All
AttAAttAt-Att
Sunday School
Hear IlllCrt’Z‘lll’lg
and Elect; (iihccrs.
V1 orkers
ldresses
Full of 111111.! gtppodl and benefit
tl1~ .\'\' ltnin of th lIVttrftAl'l
Aftounvy Sunday Hillehl Auncintion u:
i‘mlny
nit mom and tuning i'vt'o int—p r~
int; addll': se's A“. ticiivertd in the
ultimatum—«one by ‘ttllttc-I l. “'00.!-
in. (11' Hartford. 1.11m secr-t at". on
“The Ari of l: tI -..~'tlnt: ntl t‘te
w-u ll)“ lt‘HV J .‘l. l)t\tl.
(111111) prt‘sltlt .it. An;
;,\..13t1.~ium. in “hint: 2:1
:‘cwrm Sunday
tool: l‘IIil «'11:: antrln: fI-.t'-
unit-h Ameni'm‘t in. bilr'lt. to l'-‘.‘ltl-
in tho “ink. The :ttllt': '1‘ oi
:1. nine, Six-7. inn '.t'.'.;: tll'l AAJl't'tl h}
11!; “Lido Smith, 11‘ Nut-
«'11 11-1 whit-ct. ‘17.»!1in"
the World."
Reports at Cfticert.
.‘tt tin Meir.“ rrwlon ht
ni.t-rno.,m report» of the
((‘c .1311ou On Page Twelve)
ZMAAAIMAMlllI MAM
Mllllill All TllAlM
otlttr llll' titltli
ol' "lllfll‘llt‘ltl.
llli't‘l :1 1:}:
All“
t‘Zil
llt.‘
M'Cl't‘lal'y
0
Charles C. Wheaton and
Louis Prue Struck at Col-
umbia Ave. Crbs.-ing'.
Y"ll.l.l.\l.‘\NTll" Oct. lift—«Charles
C. Wheat LS 119.11.: old, of No. 4.?
High slrt‘tl and Louis Prue. of
ii Haynes cotnt this city. were in‘
:tzmtlv kill l SIturtiny night at 6. 50
1' look when lltty wore rxtmck by the
lion 1.1: ~.houni 1' (trees on tltn Colour"
bin attitur r-'-.1t ~.'ng near the city
line. ’I‘hcir horli. .~1 were badly man-
alert. Prue’ 5 ltcntl \ an hanging to ills
body on]; t.y 'i in and when on's lem‘
(Continued dit- Page Twelve)
AC‘BI :OEL .W WHTPPED
' B't KENTUCKY MOB
('tNCIXNAA'rA 0.. 0m. 29 Her
hr-it S, Diet-low. head or the People's
church it re and :1 loading member
of the Foo, it"s tot rcil who was kid:
he
Socialist mre-tingA
in Nrwport. Ky, was located early
ripped last ova-.znit
AtAt'u .It'o ntidzmst a
just before
today near .F‘lorence. K}. llc had
[1an token/into a woods near them.
where. atttr bt' n~ Idripped. he was
thrashed t i: h .t blacksmake whip, by
. c ra.. y of men dressed in “long White;
robes xerrvvhiiuc those descrlfid as
htinc norn by the renowned Kn Kiln.
Klan." accordion to a telephone mes
satzc from a newspaper man at It'ior-
. enc f'.
Prevlotw t. tveiu lashcs being Aap
rill . .l to hit: bat-,lt one of no party.
the report stat-7d. raised his hand
commando rftilenco and then read
frotn rt paper he held as follow»:
“In 1le name of the poor women
and children of Belgium. this man
should be whipped."
Mm ha int: been whipped Binelow
Want turned loose and directed toward
(inclnnmi. lie imt hilt way. how-
waver nod wandered in the wood- un-
til he found Mmulf in Florence.
(Continued on Pogo Than)
A BEING INVESTIG ATED
'.i in titt-
1not;.o
— ‘bond signtd by lll'l fathereinlaw, HeA
N0 1 admitting. however, that his mother
Aarrested in New York and now in- i
AMAllllM PMAlS Allll
MUEEAESS lM MAMA
Day Observed Throughout
Alllilllll [0AM
WAS ll 207.300
Country By Request of
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.411;
:Athutt .tsa and bonus throughout the
country yPhltt‘da), Anrricanr: . led by
their i’rrriidcnt, bontd . roltnm
prayer for sutcess oi thtir no ionz»
ullll. it trap: the firs t day of mayor-n
.~o titv<ignated by a presidential pro
(lfllllililm'l Sini‘t the lnitcd S 3' c-
nit-red the war. On warships. aril
Went Ahead of What Was
Considered a Fair Allot-
ment According to Popu-
lation and Financial
Standing.
'Jr'iv
at nnal short- stations the 11..)- v.1:
il'utllllnill 1411.11 pauattqo (Ni?
htIAArv tbt- I’Mident and \Iri “Alum
card Ito-v. llr James ll. Taylor Ullti
this supplication:
Plans tobe Made Next Wed- our taupe at this time is N”. W.-
l t . .-
nesday for Floating the {”37 ”WM”? 0 10.1.th 1' ‘ "b
. . HI} and democracy With which our
Third Liberty Loan.
‘Vli‘l lor the tntnty -t;,:l t F‘n lors lot
1 in the uinkint; of the Amt-tr tan t: on
AA-ttr At'tillte ’
,S'l‘ R n S?“ \t (‘rntral l’rt-shytezinn chu't-lt
“Remembering: alvt 11):: thc teach
int!» of t‘ brim, we must belit-Vc tltttt
"(Hi-m is blessed .‘llull‘bt: sllnrvtl with
toggle» less fortunate, own at the
MAMMAMS SWEEP DAWN lMlll
% PlAlNS 0f lelJll, CAPAMAA
100, 000 IlAllAMS, 700 (AIMS
A1111 1111111111111
3111 IAtAAtAAAAA
Colored Men BroughtH ere
From the South to VA ork
and Discharged After a
Day or Two.
ma
l
1
i
‘Grcat Britainfi and France
lit-ported to Have Taken
Steps to Give Help to Shab-
med flurry of the Italians
AAAAAAAAAA A
. MAMEASTANI]
The Whole lsonzo Line' is in
Danger of Annihilation.
WANT '20 pt
t'hi -f of Police Pennintzton l.‘-‘ tztlt-
In" up uiilt the authorities of thrI‘
Ntw littwn thtl ‘hr- ftldiitr of the;
roztd hiri 11;.- colorcd men from mint.- 1
in the South such it Norfolk. Haiti lliil‘ ~ mltlim‘s ltutt' tailctl to
own, VI. ashlnmon and Savannah and flunk m.- “nt'ush of Alhlltl (lop-
co 1 of tho blood of our eons. Vi" irJnIIi 112 lb . r t
wtlk's cr ntribmion 'o the -' a .» , , , ,, ~l‘i- wt: . ~ M l: ‘ H h' A "n“ r “’“Am” minnow and the entire line of the
4.111 "AWN“ L011!) '3‘ 81"0'.;tn) the onto (one .1111”) in n. '. wot lot the road and am,- they . t 3 , ,
mm .m "w “my, ‘1 m)- n; £3”!- 2“,“, 0,. “mm. ,,,,w,.,m3 m- “a“, m“, “,3ka for a da m "'0 dis' lwn. llh t.1rc_;1tvnctl “llllltlllllllllla-
out. today at liedhlltllllfl’“ Wa ‘l mu y be “'90 to uork ou' their lilt‘zllr (1...; i-m thorn Vfiithout fundq and in lion. SI. .IItIptnI,I (ltt\\ll iron: tltt:_
quot, nnh lull HAW". m, from 1" “mm“! ”"3 “r "-""-"‘I “'43" it rTuna tIAzu for from tlttil’ friends too 111 niminto tltcl’ 1.11m ofl riuli,
‘ ,I':I, t 1 ,, ' .. , ,
"AA ”A" banks. ”“15 ””5 ”“1 'PM rhnlnflvg 30354511,; .21. {$2111de A'.”A','n" Max:111 0 “H h’"”‘ 3“ b""lAlltt l'i\1ltltl'\ llZHi‘ ('illlllll'ttl (AVI—
nhmd of htr fair allotment by over r g A g ' “" “A" 1' m‘" ““0 “r" d"" tl
”"0000. and the total sum is regard
ttl a-t most tontpliniwntnri to theI ef
‘fortt: of the . committee means
thttt $30 WAS subscriber! tor every
man woman and child in the entire
city, or practict'tliy that amount.
lndicatlonn Saturday nett- thalt the
guren would total close .08
mm. but it was considered flry doubt:i
ful if the amount would go over the
Auto 000 mark above the million. The
drive for the final three days netted
over $200000 each day. .‘laturtltty’tI
abort day brought in pract caliy that
amount of money.
Wind Up Work.
The work of winding up the activ-l
'lrn of the committee on the recond
PfllAlll l’lllfiES 5
lllliMll lllll‘AMMAllll:
Selling in local Markets at
.50, and Farmers Ask $6:
Hoarding of Tubers May
Be Disastrous. Hoover
Pledge Campaign Now.
Ready to__ Get Under W ay
A niump in... the—A— price of potatoett.
.which Went noarinn last week was3
gone oi the intert-Atlngr feature.
‘ ported yesterday by the product mar .
itct. The. farmers who are “him:
86 per barrel will. no doubt be sur-
prised to learn that potatoes are being
sold in the local market for 84 50111143
('iilCAGn. Oct. 29.—F11nher infor-
ti 1 A; - ' 34 85 pt«r barrel: as against ll 35 and:
nm on n connec on With the arrest _ p” barrel last. “wk, while i\n .
. t)
" “w €2‘1.’A$°2fl‘$lti”§‘°2m¥l ‘0" "I9 PII°*“'°W"“°‘“"“°“‘“'“
icngo beef packer. on the technical er who has followed me market for
charge that he was liable to become yearn. declared yesterday that pain A
a public charge when he entered thisAi
country, is expected to be obtained
today by, deposition in New York. ac'
cording to officials of the Bureau ol
immigration
Vinotro is at liberty on $50.}M0
(Continued on Sixth Pun.)
COUNT MINOTTO IS
(Continued On Page Twelve)
A111 1111111; A
11111 11111115
A new Masonic Club has been form A
ed in Sorwnlh qnd on November lsti
i will take over. in the Coieburn build
ting. the roomtt formerly occupied by3
the Nutmeg Club.
The new organization has adopted!
the name of "The Craftsmen" and.I
at c. metti nz held last night elected
the following officers:
Presldent—- 'liliam J Rider.
Yice—President—C. Otis Fitch.
Treasurer-«Jay 8. Buckley.
lfli-‘llf’tl a stutement in which be dis-
claims acts of disloyalty to the IY-Anit
((l States and declares all his deal--
man with Germans since the warA
have been purely in relation to thoi
banking business in which he is en-
caged. He asserts he is an ltalian“
. citizen and is so registered in Venice.‘
. is German He was born in Berlin. A
. A place in the intelligence bureau
of the Navy Depmment was sought
recently by him. Minotto says. be-
cause he felt his knowledge of 91x;
languapzst would, bet useful \0 jJte,’
United States
Federal agents are said to be in-
' t ' -—besl' ll.
. \Psligalmg’thf’ fr. endship existing' 3,3333: Score ary “A
ibctwecn Minotto and George you See‘; Recording “rem"..cafl p, H.-
'beck and Fritz Kuhn two Germans Corde :
Board of (inventory—Samuel Lyrics A
rem“ A“ enemy aliens A" ”"e'zt'ari Axel Harstrom. Arthur S Belts i
3:32; “1:2“, “all?” {A t "P" John 11 Gruelle. Robert c. Millard
n l' n an a or In A w I . '
tom London branch. Seebeck was mm" B “9"" CW" “ "my 1" i
N 11 Wt lesworth. Edwa d J
Mlnottos best man at. his wedding T1223; flagging“ c GroanAwood 3
two years ago. \
The next meeting of the club will
he, held in the club rooms on Fridayl
,cvening, \‘ovembcn 2nd. 1
_...... t
E LUTHER’S
ANNIVERSARY I
AUTO FIRE CALLS
OUT DEPARTMENT AOBSEBV
3 in response to :1. telephone alarmA
the Central Station firemen went to'I A
Athc roar of F C. Becker's home. at a Roman: Protestant churches in
Palrfléld avenue. last evening. 3! conjunction with all other Protestant
about 5:50. where an automobflc had churches throughout
caughtrtl’re. due to some oily wuste in A held "film "9""!!! All commem-
the tool box of the machine a lindvl oration of that fateful hour in which
ran runabout. having caught fire sup Not-tin lather. monk nailed to the
'nttscdly from n match or n spurt door of the Cutie church. in Mien-
from u cigarette or cigar. Alters. the nlwyvnvo theses. which
The autonomic was tbé property;sundcred Christendom.
of John Wrigley. Ion-in-low of Mr A Harlin Luther was born on at."
and Mrs. Becker and it is though lartlu'u Day November Nth. 1183 at;
' thst while Mr, wage, 1m: mt” Esteban. in Saxony. He studied lug
tug lamps: of the cur or had In a. the min-Iv at Skittle-
lmatch for some put-pogo, a ”at bars. Ind the folloim your at Blue-
i went into the oily wutc in tho tool ”div M the University of Brim he
box. which wu cloned. n. In woo studied low. and. at the In of 21!“ M 3"“- Samuel Lynes. J 7' H". Wurneton and llixntnndc b
um“ .1. ..."c." A: mmnrm .. ........... brevets-3A.“... .A:..”A:'.;A;. «Ar-Amen .... ”3" A... .... .1...
anti: woo bit-tend! ll. wu ordained ‘ "in, of the 1-, I. Andnws. g, o, Pierson “a s nte the Ypes salient lit not onlooko/
f: the "don-“hint.“ HM“, thut “in... Catholic church In 15“, and. J. Rector. ed for in German mil? tary circles.
' tho m. I of wntow -
$.11"..m'€.h A mama-mt WWI-twin” communicator».
- A A’
'tl.ttt"t ll
the country. 1
.lt*.1 A . lilllilt . -
and tiny aro numerouu not Al 'AtlttAA "”iyi“ U ~ lpriwtn rs
only in th >4 section of the 9 ate, butAuu' ' “"1“"
up alftni: 7;,w London w,” as w,” (ltt- Iut ll t‘iliilll antl l‘A'lillli't' nrc rc-
;=41' that they are told they are notA'Ilpttttttl to Air taking Sit ps to give
{11 to umk 11nd tht-y are accordingly
Loss”? 1:»: out and leave the railroadwmi “I” “WW”. '
T1”) ”up” tome to the police" nitl \I ill take llilS not 'ltf‘t‘ll disclos-
m”. Hm, requests ‘0, “a and "wit-ll 'l‘ln- l‘AI‘t'lltrll ('al‘nnct tnt-t lust
rant-e are powerless to help them out night to tli'i ltlt' upon the manned
bumw they are m numtmmt and'of c-uopmtion ontltc ltaliau front.
”"3 hm “"1"”? 3'9 “"0 "amp“ 3"“ “l m.- General (adorntt will
AI'STIN. Texas. Oct. 29.—Several
“<an were killed in a rear end col-
lision between a Missouri Kansas
and Texas passenger train and a
Afreirtht train five miles south of Alb";
llflllgt-l’s-un of (heap saloons, front Elllllki' 1 rttmtl is ”M vet (“MANY Ami
mm and D9 '1 AMA-"1.711,. railroad t’n'o ttmitirms capable of claim“
will ho rt‘qut'n‘if'tl to stop this prac- ill't' llVilllillIlt‘. The Germans have
:“m9"':" lxndjh‘" :Allehctkbm thpitrlllllt' tnilcs itottt ltlinc General
("up 0 I A" 9’ A " “0m? ' A(' ttdornn s Headquarters. The rail-
itherttgltl illilt‘ might have made p
MmlllglflN "I: TRAINS. tlr‘ft'llt‘l\t‘ line. but the 'l‘tttrlitncnto
al ll _\' not: ltl oil'tr 11 stronger de
fr Insc.
A The toll of (lorizin is a (limit?
the torso lint- southward to the
AMissouri, Kansas and Pacific boat] at m.- Atlri- me. but General
Freght Train Meet Five fer stout resistance on a line run-
- ‘ . ninrr thrnt l1 'l‘oltnczzo (.‘cmona
Miles South of Austin, " ‘ 5‘ ' '
capture or (lr’aAtlist-a by the Tctttonu
howevcr. would tttttke a rrtrcnt
somewhat. of a tlifiicttlty. The line
of the Tagliamento River. it up—
.whcnc« they easily become highway'
line or else to provide ”I? mm “"111 l't'llt‘llt‘tl the loulnntls and me but
menace to people along here.
Anny running: north and ~toutll
River in tnile~ nest nil (line, prob.
Amt'llilt' 9 to the ltttlan troops holtli
Passenger Train and a (udornn still “hold be tablet to oi.
.l'tlinc, Buttriofintl Gratliscn. The
Texas.
from the Farm inevitable ‘tmtl also
pears. would give the Italians: ttte
tin. according to repors receivedIbettt-r natural position from which
“W" and ““3“ ”a“? “0! W bt’t““'to hold the Germans front the
confirmed
Venetian Plains and thc overrun-
ning of Northern Italy.
Although the whole lsonzo line
is in grave donut-r, there also is a
serious threat in the Tcttton «trim
to tlteJtalian line. in the (ornic
AAA STARTS BUSINESSA Alps and even in tho Dolomitcs,
Field Marshal von blackenwn is
'Aendcuvorinw to drive a Wt-tlc- l":—
After forty reairs AAA liners-Agni 311- Amt-on the armies on tho ('11er
eration as a natona an t e a- , . .
tonal Bank of Norwalk. started busi- ”03:1 in“ fliA'AAl?’ Anu'thL Aix‘” :AAAAS:
tress this morning on its new basis "0 ‘ (A t " "M 1" A A‘
a. 3' 1mg; company, The bank mt] atlvunctl Italian [)ttbllliln‘l in the
hereafter be known as the Central (antic \lps ptolm tlt b.111- been
Bank and Trust Company 'almlltlmlt‘tl alrcatlt. If this should
The Cf'nlmL National Bank V“ protc truc the Tagliamcnto River
founded in 18. 6. and the late Th0111-' ‘secnw to 0m”. General ( adorns his
as Morrieon was for many Pars
Promint- nt member of the institution “MAW“ 'Al'fl’m‘lv“ hm" “MM“ ms or-
"or. on its life as a national bank mics slim-n Igrcath anti llOltl the
the .nstlltutlon conducted its affairninvaderh nitbin a few lulled} of
t-cry successfully. but last spring it (119i W989,” positions
Awastdecided to change the bank to 11 Operations carried out I ,, tho
Am?“ 2,3332%“ for a charter wasAllelgittnv and l-cnth townril tho
sent in. and a hearing was held be- elimination of lloottltulst l-‘tor st.
fore the banking commissioner in' north of Ypres, arc ,trngrmging
Hartford. 0“ ADV“ gulf 1 th ha KR favorably. The entire Mo-rckcm
The chancrw red 0 e n : , . .
in: Friday of “3".“ and the insti- Lemmiufa' “oghhqf "MEAT; thy?”
tut.on began business under its new. 9“". capture ‘ I’ i W I”;
organization and name this morning who also httvftnltcn Merck tn and
The oilccru and director! of the several other village that to tho
,C'en to! Bank “4 1'7““ 6WD“! ”9 :forest. The British hold the south-
” follows:
moulderrt~1lnrvey ll. Kent.
".V'iceI-Pruutdut-J '1'. Prwltb
crn side of the fort-tit and u contin-
3uation of the BelgoF‘rt-nt-h Ill—
Secretary and Treasurer—Georges vancc would moire the (lemma
Raymond. Ipositions ttntcnaitlc.
m of Directory—J. 1' meltu A (lcrman rctirctucnt biz-tween
the \llilllt‘l’t'il Italian urtny prompt ,
\\ hat torn: mitt.
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