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TH E ENEMY VAN-
SOCIETY
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lwith the decision of (lreat Britain;
NE WS Hind France—to help’ the Italians is;
newxpapers, which again urge;
,that whatever assistance is postsiJ
Ewagem‘m A""°""°‘d- There is, of course. no certain in—i
jFitehburg, 31853:" announce the 9‘“ will take, but the general anoint»E
goon-meat of their daubgter, M155 Mar ition hf’l‘til’i to he that eonerete rein-t
““3"" i‘ :on “r ”1“ RW- Chm“ Britain and France nill appear on’
Morris Addison, l), D., of Stamiord.. the.lttilitm front. '
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GUARDS.
and PE: sonal ' LONDON, Oct. 30,—sutlhfal’ll0lll
expressed by most of the morning]
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ble must he giwn without tlela_\'.l
i‘lr- 3““ M” 690’s" H- ”09"" 0‘ tlicntiomol’tht- exact form this helps
caret (Smelter, to Rev. James Thayer fort-t-tnt-nts mutrihmpd h} (li‘ent,
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18 80. Rain 8t.
.0311! NORWALK. ,MI :5 Crorkt-r is it member of the Vin The Morning! l’nil. ll”“"“"’l'tl
0‘ » - I'M" (‘lub 01’ Boston. ller fiance its a contends that the bet! way ol'i
‘ . . , ‘w.
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I! (lertrie lizzht wire was blown “”1"" ”"0311". last PVt'lli‘nu.
. lnCross meet mg 7 ,_ ”7.1,. by and singing Were enjoyed, that; be- xtt'ittegy to he tltvet'tttl to the envt
he", Wind. ’ for present being the Mis‘t». .m, t-nty. :ttltl th-t'_\' mutt- ol ottl' t’ll-l
1 Whittle. Florence Reardon, (i’rtdvsll‘lll." ”M" in l” attempt l" "13"!”
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.4 0:th lis- Ym-rihgion, Dorthy Smith, mmthyiu .(ll‘t't'l'slltll from the \\‘t-~it‘l'lli
' ifrent." ‘ l '
graduate of Harvard. Class or '09Uandihelping ltttly is. to keep hammer,
is ill present a lecturt-t- in the (‘ammintz the Germans on the Western
bridge Hoist-01ml Theological school. ”Will. ll it‘ll“!
‘ A (human victory over the liill'l ‘
A littllowe'r-n poitv was tziw-n by ltnm’n'ill not help them if We kt-t-p‘
‘ Miss Eva SlEYtnéiUll at Lu home onlslriking hard in Flanders. It is at
(:azttes maxim in war llt'Vt'l' to allow the-l
—_.
~ Halowv't-n p
Circle will ,i..- pl‘tstlflmmi trout VFW. liar Amundson and Eva Stev- H ’ .
‘ Welling hm inlliiBT‘l'tixi owning. mom; and the Messrs. Kenneth 03., lukmt.r the {'va titan the (wt-g
o'clock. borne, ct-ri Smith, Charles \l'itkey.'"“”‘ ””"i't‘fir i“ “W imrlli' ml
__ mnmtn Flil'h, Emu Jutpmn, Fabian treachery and that the tiermutml
"it! obiotth's hztnmtn'» .‘th'ltt'. Fovimltum and EVPI‘NY Fr?“ “6”" "M”: 'l'" "“'"." “m!" l“ ““3”?
l 3' {rudiments “'ere aervpd and tho party’a-‘l tll‘lhl‘ “'llll “'lilt'll llH' Illh‘lilllf
1mg“, up ill 3 late hour. tll’lntt‘a‘ \t‘t't‘t' betrayed. the Post;
t .. H... ,tlet'lnrt's:
A ve"v successful entertainment? "Let our ntntesmen uu'ulie :tlttlt
and dance was zive‘n last nirhl bv thereonnter lllt'nl‘ ill’llVlllt'h. This may;
Patriotic Order of America. l‘:dlh’af'tl;llt’ of even more service than on)",
, -.--_._._.... Splan sang in a very pleasinc manner,i military ttitl we will render."
kinghum “film (umps will me” “Hello Broadway" and for an encore,, 'lhe l'ost. nevertheltws. asatlltlt's
' rsday, in Red Men's ”all. N3,“ "it i had all the world and its gold." that such. lllllllill‘) unl no I'll" be!
Lunchwn will Mrs. Ethel llovd recited in her usual given Without weakening the
o'clock. (‘hz‘l‘nling manner. “The Bachelor" tirt'nslll't' on the Wt'nlt‘lll front also
_ ' .-~ Other items on the program pleasedmll be furnished. and urges the
: fl! for supplies at the Nnramake an'. dancing was enjoyed until a laid ltztlinnw to holtl on until sut't'ur
hr the coming year will be op- hour. ””3".”- '
. ‘ by the Charities Commissioner ...._ _\\htle some commentnlovtoday
.1 am‘mmn m 3 “Hock A “mi“. and damp will be held m’take P mitten-hut gloom}: we“. of
night in theot‘atholic club house inlhe h'lllllllmll, others believe that
3‘91" "Mb, mun": m Wel- “'ettt avenue. under the auspices or the ltttlitinn will. recover and that V
,stmnrer lmge'xo' 364‘ 50“., o, the (‘hildren of Mary Society, 0! St. the (tenuous Will not [lam on}
' A “my.” Church. ' permanent advantage.
M“ Tugpibel? "Thrill“ m4 --~ The ('hromele infers that lien—'
MS n a n S ree . mem-
, cral (‘atlornu has decided to tthun-'
. are requested to be present.
Third Company of Not-hath, t;
"will drill tonight in the armory.
~ William I. ('(llllfittmk will he in
he served at
lire. E. C. Belts, 0! Union Park
and New York cltv. is visiting tor altlon l'tline and withdraw to the;
. few days at the home of Mr. and Mra.lline of the Tagliatuento River. It'
than.“ forget that yo“ "a“ ““t “"3" William ll. tiyinzton. in ‘Belden ave'snys: "It is u decision of bold pro-
' 7,,Ykl'ola 0“ "l" 9395' payment nue. deuce, which ought to have its re—
- Come 1"th "mills if you I . ‘ward. The enemy's advance will
_t time during the day. Open Nzw BREWSTER ROAD be handicapped in n nmnncr
' . evening. Donnelly's. to} South 1-1... "9wa opened Dnnbury road which will be felt before long. 0n,
7mm 1“: was thronged with motorists lostithe other hnntl, it ill to be t'ent'etlI
“ , Sunday, who were trying out the newthe (it'l'lllull claim that the whole
”when of the Gleanors' (‘ircle ot nurture. All were delighted with‘lsonzo front has ('ollupsetl is to it
man Daughters, met last nicht. mp smooth rolling, which contratt also grout extent well-fotmtletl.
the home of Miss Eloise Bvintrton. strongly with the rough, rocky antl' PARIS, th-t. Jill—A Hermon ati
Baden avenue, and packed Christ- rutty condition of the past, Thprp is,lfll‘k on the Aisne front nettr
~ packages tor American soldiersin not 5,, much aware”... hO“Vprrl injl‘erny wus repulsed lust night by '
.. . . The packages were sent to ,hfgmdm, and turns, as m. had bepn'the French- the War ”Rice on-
armory ”lit“ mornlnz. “h"? "1“" led to believe from the announce-yll‘mlli’t's-
- be made ready for shipment this tnenh of the survey: which were git-i WITH THE AMERH'AN ARMY
en out before the highway was start-l IN FRANCE; .anltty, (let. 29-—
.. ”1‘ Only in one 3pm, near the rpai_:Tlll' first Amertcnn wounded in the
‘tlobert Wilson of 10 Union avenue, dence of John J. Wilkln, has a curve trenches arrived today til it base
returnim: home from the ('cn‘ 1m." really ‘mdmmd. There are hospital. He is a lieutenant of the
"th Yemfldn-V afternoon. was hall a dozen spots in the road, where Signal ('orps. ll" “’"N h" l“ ”I“
d through a "’"li‘lm‘ With a it SPf'lnS to the traveler that the routed"?! '2" a “ll?” SplllllPl'..
n; automobile anti narrowly es— mum have been materially straigiw' ' BERLIN, llet. till. vm London:—
. nerlous injuries. The boy was on“, at very little PM" and expense. lrlllllt‘. the former ltnlmtr lll'iltl-
, .» to the office at Dr. S. H. Hunt- HUMM.’ that may be. m “a be. quarters, has been. occupied byl
‘ .. tor medical attention and tam- thankful that the road ,5 open. We Atmtro-(lermnn forces army head-
" ed to ll” home. “i“ bruises understand. that one Brewster mot/lqi'?:{.'};:)a\im8mlm:ihwalla?" B ' 2}
not ””mufl- nrist, who, we can readily belleve,‘. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' 0" ~';_ ‘ rm“
attacked on the l'lttntlers front
has ambitions to become a racing . . ‘ ,
early this morning. (mod pro-
'~° COMPANY, HOME GUARD driver. has made the journey from . .
” DANCE m press to reported by the “or (W
flee.
j AMSTERDARI. “til. :ill.—Tllt‘i
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til;
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the business section of Brewster
Lake avenue. Danbury, in thirteen
the auspice-t oi the Second
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Howto got: value
in stylish clot-hes
THE Hart schatrner 8: Marx stile Book.
tells you. ' ,
-—:~.YA’__* v 43__
You need it more than
only for the authentic style:
information it will give you
ever this fall, not
news but” for the
:3 to the way to
be sure of getting full value for your clothes.
money}. That’s the impoi‘tont thing now in
. buying clothes; the Style Book is a‘safe guide.
If you dont receive a copy in an early
ma'
V
A
1, tell us; we’ll sec that you get one.
- Rogers & Stevens _ ,
Norwalk . . , ' So. Norwalk
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Women—Brewster Standard. . .
- lAItstro-(lcrtnan offensive ughtnst
y at Norwalk, C. H. 6.. a most
'tuI dance was civcn last nirht lltaly. aeeortlitttz' to the \'or.
MAN'S BODY 0N RAILROAD l
. nrmory, by Ferdinando Broth—
eight-piece orchestra.
om large crowd was in attend-
.and it is thought that a very
_ TRACK
- MERIDEN’, Oct. 30.——’l'he body of a
man. unidentified as yet. was lound
today beside the tracks of the New
“its“xg'fuxgga‘: .3: York, New Haven and Hurtiord Rall-
._ road at the south end of the. city. It
was that of a man apparently betWecn
fordlmndo Brothers' Orches- tittv and filtvulive years .old and
it and the musiciana‘weu'dmswd' It was removed to I
this c ” h , r crowd local morgue. The medical examiner
”5 h“ with l e a ge 'rbelieves the man was struck by
train early today.
night was the first appcarancc
COUGHS and COLDSI
A Our Compound Syrup l
- White Pine and Tar '
' g 25 Cents ,
Powell Corporation
NEW H VEN'S LIBERTY LOAN
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. sit—Liberty
Loan subscriptions in New Haven no
tar as tabulated show a total of ”2.-
185.450. it was announced today.
. Closed to the Curious
WNW £11,th gull-glut mute ‘
« rmmmumucmm
J forthctridlugmolonlcdmitboxbm. 1m»,
tmm
common“
.waerttt of lierlin, was not under-
taken in an aggressive spirit with
the object of conquest, but solely
to bring.r peace nearer.
to force SHOthRI‘d from the Car- {come much greater than the Allicslto bear upon her weak and decima—-
'tctl battalions.
sive
a
' t" 'ed by the Italian forces on the
MRI." LEAD
l’lllllall resistance to the Austroi
:(lermau omluught along the [won-
an apparently is stifiening as Gen-
eral l'adortm prepares to re-form
his. forces along the strong defen-
,.
they; Trentino. ..
lsottrcest, it is rcportcd'that the
Austro-Qtviss frontier has been
leloseti and that German reinforce-
lines. of the Tagliamcntot
ments are being hurried to the
River. The entire lsonzo line has'
Italian front. . This may mean
'th r .u rt f the invaders
been turned and the (‘arso posi- m o ‘5 ppo or
tion has been given up to the vic-
west of the [ammo or material, for
- . a new drive from the mountains
tortous Teutou soltltery. who are
now before l'dine. the former Ital-
tian General Headquarters.
Despite the crushing blow suf-
nttltu; . .\ _.
Meanwhile/{here are no reports'
of any activity in the Trentinov
and Great Britain and France
{have taken steps to reinlorce the
'ltalians. What form this help in
linking has not yet been disclosed.
Raids and small operations are
occupying the troops on the front
in France. The nrtillcriefi are very
active along the Aime Root and
thorthem lsonzo and the conse-
quent retirement all along the
river, General (Yadorna has the
Tagliamento line from which to
beat hack the invader: from the
Venetian Plains. Berlin does not
treport any great additional num.
bet- 0! prisoners. and this, coupled .
with ('adorna's official statement """he‘" °f Yprcs. m Flatten,
that his troops are checking the P33100349. Monday. Oct- 29.
Arturo-Germain, may mean that 75'0"!!!“ ”mm" Tcrutchcnko
the force 0! the first blow has "1 BMW the Flam”! Por—
becnopcnt. - tliament today, and I lop-rote
W” .. W .. .,....,. omitted 22:.
rc' oPloeckcnP not: Sumo, mu 0'7 t
at?“ 4"" ° " tome fundmtolnecds.
In the Comic Alpl, north of LONDON, Oct. 30.-Gomcut-
Tot-up, when the 1M0 in; on the Id"!!! of Am
MW,Amfi«-oldbnhthtm&cm
‘ dfitnbth‘hom: ' _
.t. M occur :9on the: in
.t, . . L .
too, the possibility of a blow fromflthe fresh, eager, stern forces of
From .the SWlsSlAmc-rica. It would seem that Gen
southward behind the Taglia-l
‘nie and Dolomite Alps. The ltal-gconsider probible, the Germans
18“ high command "“151 00nSIdflvi“'0llld still have to reckon with! LONDON, Oct. 30,—The Gcr- daelc andin the region of pm]-
imans have been driven back in cappelle. The British are report-
many is putting forth h" utmost {yards in today’s British drive on several important spurs of the
efl'orts during the interval which great system of ridges. The Cu-
, , ,the Ypres front, Renter's corres-
must elapse before the weight. 0f,pondent at British Headquarters adiuns quickly gained 3 mt
the United States can be b ' .
“will" ’reports. part of their objective.
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MoslSenSalionalSuitSale oi liteSeason
. Annurmsoummrmmmm
' non ummmnv—uw moo and $5.90 Vat-p
m w rug-dramatic ‘
tuooti $19.98
- Chan M
Opal! Opal
‘ w
l LENDCN', ”(55. till—The prin.
cipal fighting is taking place too
wards the outskirts of Passachen—
$913903 t0 8 depth 0f nearly 11000 cd to have. fought their way along‘
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