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in“ congls‘emly “d ”fave!" “1" Along the road running east and
named Mr. Harris. son, a is move uttrtiieast’t'rom the st. Quentin»
‘ny true, also. that Harris has beenll‘atnbrai line in Northeastern
{both mmmwu and active in supp, tpl France, .long trams ot transports
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1918 He has un— are moving back toward the Bel-
:' . m _-___. t (,‘Ilflll frontier. Allied aviators
. mm Alamo 1'01, doubtedly Chang“ his mind l’l'ompllythave reported this first indication
' '* WIORIOW ‘Hel‘l' time the president changed. tltat the defeated enemy has be»
filth tide 11211 I. m.; 11:33 1). m. and was active in keeping pong-cs gun to retreat before the thrusts
._ ghnrises 6:51;Iet806:33. adjourning, nommlstanding'oilitallilexllrittslt. l‘rent-h and Ain-
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flush" of the Aucuateo’Preu. J _ _ . p 9“ *‘ M “W“ W?-
, m Associated Press is encluaively'(o’u'nu‘smn' It has been ”Of“ ”ml Military Matervers expect. now
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mg 0.11 otito 1388 summki for: ’ Minutes and tlte fall of the latter
"@3313; 2182 ' l .w— ~~~O~~~ lprohahly will mean the abandon»
”to. ca. ' ' s ~ ' > xts tnent ol' lloltai by the cnemv La
,, . ‘4‘! Autna is rushing .eintortemtr 1 V ‘ _ . .-
9“, Editor's Residence—1492 lto the hard pressed Bulgarians. And‘l‘t‘i‘t‘. south at Nt- QWHHL W‘mh
Illineu Manager‘s Residence;-
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so. in logiual sequence, Austria wilt'ltl peril and it' that city is taken
tprobably be the next the feel the lit by the Allies. the tiermuus proba-
5‘11“!ka ,llly \\lll he form-d to l’t‘lll't' l‘l‘om
I 0 ,__ llllt‘ St. (lolinill Forest and lt‘rtttll.
l iWht-u this occurs, the backbone of
*INFLUENZA HAS
on Anu-rit‘nn“ BEEN CHEEKE“
lthc (levman line in .Nortlteastern
The epidemic ot‘ Spanish influenza iii
llVrnnee will be broken
l"ar to the north, the llelgiuns
are udvntn'itu.r apparently toward
. on the Belgian coast It liillc is
””5 "l" “u" ““9" "ilwkml' Th” “sputtlanked. the tlermans tntist re-
tht» :llilititl'ltt‘lllt'lll ol Health tilltreil . . . .
lir. William J, 'l‘l‘ut‘t’)’ this ittorttiiig"'l"' ”M" ”W” 'rl’llt‘llt‘fi lar lo the
.tntl very “'l'lt'tllllt' news it is, indeed. N'Iitli «it that city. t‘olifldlled
lies-ides- ll‘t' turns in and around the progress will cut the stllmutrint-
l’rtl" 8'1"!"th ”“1" N“ “"01“ ”'9'“ buses otf from rail t-otmnuniation.
' FACTS
ABOUT OUR ARMY IN.
FRANCE
ll. Odell.
report s
wose honest
Dr. Joseph
and act-urine
training camps rereired got’etnmeni,
lndoflement. has now returned from; -
of
.en the tiertnnn subnntrine bases
observing hundreds of thousands
American troops in France. In many
cases he moved along with the boys,
eating the some food and sharing the:
same litlna (tJltlllltlllF.
. . ”re '0 ndret s ot‘ g. \. .. .. , .- . . .
Dr. Otltll las it l\ d in) l ‘5 l;t.;'sl.t.t.pt .tamt-hito‘trt:ltitlulu‘thvt‘hit‘ytLily“. tit-nt-I'nl llt’rtht'lot 1‘, culling!
erie! front tel-dives and friends oi ll Hf t. sos . t t i .. . . . ‘ . _ _
“u ‘ ‘ oi n slluht nature. and none ttrc as IdI'll“) ltlto tilt (at i‘liiitii llllt'h
.
those men. Some of these qttertlotts' north and northwest of “bonus.
he answers in the Outlook, ‘
It ls cheering to llth‘ Dr. Odell tell,
on)"
serious as thase which were found
when thr- tlisense first broke out near
tho fnir grounds. The conditions on
s‘lovutn, lirond, Davis and Morris
~l!‘t't‘l:; are much illlpl'tnt-tl and many
oi" lhoso ttttlit-tetl have completely re
The condition] of the influ‘
peril to the Germans farther cast,
for an advance toward the .\isiw
to the northward ol' lllIt-ims
wottld compel ii retirement as far
us that the tensor gladly lets
- tiling puss “Ml! do” “0' W" “V? tttit‘l‘t‘d.
vital military seer-ts. in otherj on“ path-ms in tho Not-unlit Rusplial'east as the sector where General
' .- :-<' ‘llitilll the sonic. .ll‘, and t‘ - 1 ' , l' I t u.
, . _ . out 1 ml lulu I . touiaut ts sniasllitg in trtltau
words, we ‘8" “PM "‘0 titlth ab .\lrs JOseph Greene are “said to be on lines
our boys. llit- road to reeotery while the othrrs' ('I ll l l ' l l
. . , , , t. . tt-ttminabont the same. , 1 “l l‘l'illlts'" lit“ “‘t‘“ "it‘ll 1“"
It I“ “"9 ”haw hint M“ ””1 t..eh John Mulroy ni‘ lt‘. Spring Hill, was the l“l't‘||l‘ll have reached Mont-
food is "palatable nilll ““lrllmmu“ admitted to the hospital yesterday
abundance of “M", broad, Mpmok.‘ with a sort-re attack of the, tttiluenn
;ulltl l.- in n dungetous condition.
'I‘ht two nurses are still assigned to
the ttir grounds and nrv- doing ilnal
work among! the residents of that sec-
What. The disease is under such fine:
reml- tllllll't‘l in this set-lion that the Muller-
tlloilo Mills WPH‘ allowed to be re,
opened for work yesterday morning.
used to get back County Officials to Meet.
. Health ()"lt‘t‘l' Ilr Tracey was not!-
the. lad “1'“ m“'”-’““ lint this mnrnlm: that a mommar of the
dcsli’e for :t “holi- flock of rat's mmlt‘r hnnlth otlit-ers ot‘ Fairlield county
-- . .‘ ~ Id be held tomorrow afternoon in
.. rent American omr‘lt‘ttt‘ is to t “““ , .
into a the St t-attord Hotel in ltrldgapori for 8'
moving: toward \'ou7.iers. an lili-
portant railroad point, communi-
cating: with tout: stretches of the
front inthe t'ltainpagne.
5
ed fresh meat, baron. potatoes, beans.
sometimes slitt-
jam, pancakes, and
pic sweetened puddings." Of course
the boys lltl\l‘ mouthwatering I
lectlons of fluorite dishes that they:
home. But oven
to "an insant‘
"pence feelers." and it is expect-
t'tl that she soon will
example of llulgaria.
lllllitrai‘isl. too. seems to lit; on the
('\'l' of tnkinuat significant step.
tnnn Imperial Secretaries of State
calving plenty of wholesome and math disl‘llhhlllll of ttlt'ans to check the‘ have resigned. and that the whole;
'sin'ead of influenza in this country. li‘russiuu Ministry intends to quit
Dr. Tracey also received the follow i other
t in: communication this morning from. ‘
cans. are lion‘eslrk and Would give: '1‘. ill. lit-eke. state director of disease: l
., . . I llr. William J. Tracey. Norwnlk Conn.
everything: but their honor to be “H” Sir: Dr. J‘ H. Egbert, who is
back home aln he adds their own. :tssistint: us during this epidemic of
'_ . tgrippo, expects- to he at vour othce‘
, .u'. . -s lrtv , ~
wmds. “t i! sin} Um" "“11“ l d ,:.l “t'ilnt‘.~‘tlfl)'. October 2. at to‘elot~k,and
Hun is dead or cries ‘lxnmt-rad. zwould like to int-ct you and an mnnyi
Furthermore, they will not he
unhap-l lllt‘tllt‘lll men of Sorwnflt its you are
able to get together in order to center”
py in their ltomesleknese it we kfit‘i) with you'nntl them as to the best French have made further
the home lettt‘l‘.“ :30an across. Tht‘Y. tttt-thotls or controlling the epidemic
t which is spreading over our state.
' Respectfully.
"ever plOHSlll‘t- or amusement they can! 'p E. “HICKS.
liming food.
To the statement that the Ameri-
took
night.
plat-t-
nu
Ix
ntcnt.
have a gleeful way (if :t(‘("t‘llllmI what-
.lutntls.
The statement reads:
“in St. Quentin lively fighting
took place in the course ol‘ the
' night. The enemy who was thrown
matches and (~illt‘l‘ recreational oppotj WALIJNGFORI) (‘onn.. 0m. llilt'k' to the east bank of the .t'illllll
. tunities furnished bv the Y. ill. (~_ -'\-:l"i\'e “mm,“ “we iiijured, two serious-‘1 continues to resist with marked
Also Dr. Odell has seen them in LV- when “ "‘0‘" V8" and fl DHSSt‘nm‘I‘V energy,
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find, and a lnnlthymlntletl (‘ttjtlytnt‘lil‘ ‘_ 7 '
ot the movies, theatricals, mustral en-' [‘ We “ ?men Injured In :
(.rash at Walltngl‘ordi
tertainments, boxing: and wrestling'
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“N for.
Is Illicit to
3’
Lille. and at the same time threatg
. t
“is success there seems to carry
hots. The French apparently are
. .
_ _ tling. He announced that. the form-
'l‘urkcy is said to have put out."
follow the9
.\ttstt'ia-. lilt‘ill then was taken by the com
l
It is reporte‘tl that all the tletnltaken and the cornerstone of the
t
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PARIS. tit-t. 2.~-llenvy huhtttttr'
itt St. Quentin lttst‘ _
“Misting stubbornly. tlu-lfll‘OlIIHl ('nlnlnt'iu are successfully
Germans were driven back to thoI
cast bank ol’ the canal. says to-,
day's lt‘renclt War ”dice state-i
West and north of lilteints. the;
General tlonrtutd. has reached
im_,(‘ltttllt-t‘aiigt\. the important rail-
.portant gains. The entire inassil‘il'mttl t't‘lllt‘t‘ ill ”‘0 “‘"Slt‘l'" “l“"lllli!
jol' St. 'l'ltierry now is in French,
ar‘é'moving t. ; harry artillery
away from the Belgian coast, ac-
cording to reports here today.
Tlte Belgian army, cooperating:'
with the British army of General
Plumer anti the French army of
aGenerll Degouette. successfully
,l renewed today their heavy attacks
'on the Flanders front.”
l AMSTERDAM. on. 2.~'l‘he
iTurkish t'ahinet has. decided "in
all circumstances to adhere to the
alliance with the t'elitral l'ow »
era,” according to a telegram pub—
jltshetl by the (‘ologne Gazette.
It has reported late tonight that
the Americans on the front be-
tween the .‘llettse and the Argonne
again had moved hn‘ward
one of the niost hotly contested
gseetors of. lllt'li' advance. the
ground north and west of Mom-
tatlt'on.
SAlithlKl. 'l'ttcsday. t'tt-t. l.v
The following statement was is-
sued at the Greek Headquarters
here last night:
their advance in pursuit of the enc-
my. in the region to the north of
\‘t‘lt‘s. they have occupied the
heights north of Yenikoy and the‘
slopes don‘iinatin: l’alasli."
At the Allied headquarters the
- follmvittt: statement was issued: t
"lly virtue of the terms of the
convention sight-d at ltl o'clock
'p. in., Sept. 23!, hostilities against,
l
litiNllth. Oct. 3. French andl .
the Bulgarians t‘t‘ilfit‘tl at .noon to-
day."
Belgian troops made fresh pron»:
mass in the direction of llotlglt‘tlt“
and loaders and the llritkh seized ;
Lt-tlegln-tn on the Itoulcrs-Mt-ninl
railway, according to the Belgian‘
'ofllcial statement issued last nightl
».\ llriiish detachment, the stfltt‘-‘
' illt'll says, t't'os’st'tl the liys between l
Werv'tt-q nntl ('omntines. l
PARIS. Net. 2 tllavnsl. vt'ntn-l
‘brai has been llilltt'tl. but the Brit-l
ish fort-es have fought around tht-l
l
town and thus have foiled “h“,
plans of the enemy. The Germans-
decided itn Sept. 1 to burn t‘nm-
bull, and forced the civilian popu
lation to‘ leave.
AMSTERDAM. 'l'nes-day, Oct
].-—‘.‘\l a sitting ol‘ thc Main ‘t‘otuw
mittee ol‘ the tiertnnu lleicltsta't:
on Monday. Viet- t'hancellor von
Payer read a decree from the em~
peror announcing the resignation
of lmperia t‘hnneellor vott llert-
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er elmnccllor had called a meotiittz
of party leaders to discuss the sit:
nation. An ntdctinitc adjourn-
tnilicc.
l’ARlS. tart. 2.-——\‘l. Quentin is
l
llindenbnrc system has fallen.
Belgian fort-cs, strongly oppos.
ed. are making headway toward
lloulers and lit-nip. 'l'lte Hertnans
are preparing to evacuate the
Lille region. llritish armies
lighting one of the fiercest liat‘»
‘tl0s of the war. General Ilerthe-
lot is driving the enemy back be.
tween lilteitns and the Aisne. and
ot' Urundpre tlup.
St. Quentin‘s l'ttll shitkes
whole tlerntnn system.
The first logical result mllst be
the retreat of the enemy from tin-
liaonnois and t‘hautpttgnc sectors
to escape disaster. ,
l.o.\'nox. (let. 2.-» Wide gaps
have been torn in the tlermnn line
between St. Quentin aitd Le t'nte-
let . by Field Marshal llaig's
forces. The British cotntttander
reported today the breaking of the
tiernttttt line on the lt‘onsommes-
llcaurevoir front.
tllenurevoir is two-and one-half
miles east of he t‘atelct and Fun-
somtnt-s is nearly five miles north-
east oi" St. Quentin-.
Seqttchnrt. four and one-half
miles southeast of lh-llicourt, has
been captured. as has the hamlet
-ol' l'resclles. just to the nortlt.
South of t‘ttmbria British and
Scottish troops, together with Now
Zt'alantlt-l‘s. have occupied (‘I‘t‘W-
roar and litunilly
.Tllo' statement. reads:
“After maintaining strong pres-
the
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earlier part of the tin-y. in the utter-
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selves on the high ground east and
north of those villages.
“Several hundred prisoners
were taken by us in these opt-r .
lions."
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY
l.\' FRANCE, Tuesday, Octal (By~
the Associated Press ).—'l‘ltrec
French ttrnties won important suc.
cess today. While General Deben-
ey's forces were passing through
St. Quentinc to Ronvroy. across,
the Somme, (leiicrttl Bertllciot'sl'
army made a big gain on the St.!
'l‘hierry massif, northwest towardI
vital German positions.
tit-nerd Berthelot’s men virtual-
ly have traversed the bills between;
Kilt-inn and the Aime. (in that.
(11'0"0 ”1.0 enemy front l‘l‘t‘W‘UOIIl‘lGerman counter attacks south pf
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ARCIIANGEL, Monday. Sept.
30 (By The Associated l’ress).——
Atttcrican, British, Russian and
French troops today occupy vii-
logos on botlt banks of the l)vina
River to a point 125 miles north of
operations in Macedonia says:
“On Sept. 30 up to noon, the
hour fixed for the suspension of
hostilities according to the armis-
tice, the Allied armies continued
their progress under favorable
conditions. The Serbian army oc-
cupied the heights of. Gradishtt:
and Plavitse between Ilskub and
K‘Ollusrlli tlit‘ government of V01 the Bulgarian frontier, To the
logda. They have advanced 75 west, Allied troops entered
miles in the past two weeks, and Kiehevo. ‘
now are about 375 miles southeast “In the region of the lakes, we
of Archangel. ” ‘ reached Struga, Albania. To the
Americans are among the west of‘ Lake Ochritla, the Aus-
forccs occupying the important trian fort-cs continue to resist vig-
town of Shenkursk,
The Americans captured 'Selt~
sko.
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PARIS. Oct. 2 (llavus-.-—l’re-
orously. ’ ’
PARIS. Oct. 2.-—Tite Frendt
troops now have passed beyond
St. Quentin. Northeast, clot and
. . automobile collided here Just night." “lit-tween the Aisne and the
,’ French Villages and “mm ‘1“ “ml: l‘he injured persons were all of Meri- Yesle. the French troops gained
”5.. and trying to talk with adults 'nnd den. and were in n candrtven by Paul; new advances west of llheints The
J l ‘ l ' 'i l ti hill "n ’ harbour. of the same city. which was Fri-Itch Itol l P) 'll l 'l‘l l 1
playing l’ “-W.‘ “ ll '9 “ ‘” ' rammed by the truck driven by Ed- ( H” 0." aiit . N am
with whom the}. M“, an itendmrinpward Yudkln, of New Haven. With lh" southern pptsktrts oi \illel‘s~
. . , ,‘Yudkln was George Collier. of West. "I‘iIth'X- "H‘ massif 0" 5t-
. “Y Of “mm“ “'1 ‘m'm‘d'm‘ com tllnven, whohas been held.ns hasYudej'l‘hiel‘i'y is now in the hands of
mdeship." thin, in $200 ball for a court hearing‘ 1| . 19-. .1 w. |« , ' .
on Saturdaynext : it Hill I. t a so ganttd
, . They are in splendid health, the dl-i The crash came in South Colonyigrmmd Inorth oi La .\cuvtllcttc
mantle being negligible. Although street when theJruck was making arm“! """rml our ““0 .t 01"" south-
satherett in great numbers. these 1“?“ and “8 headlights blinded tite'ern outskirts of Bethe"!-
‘(lerPr oi the. automobile. All the in- “in (‘htunpatrne “tonight was
youthful Americans show an amnllnl jured persons were taken to the Meri~ without change
1,. . T . l.t’e arbiev- den hospital, where it was stated that U i t... ' 3‘ .
lack of NWtthl he) in r Miss Sadie Kilroy. of 91 North street.l ‘ i\orth\\tst of lflntms, the
.d a marvelous record or sexual pa 5 was seriously hurt about the body. and 'ltl'triit‘li.‘lltl\'l‘ taken I otulon and
try. no). “I," bravely and 'homugh- that Miss Viola Slater, 93 North stream! ””l Fan‘l “3"“ reached ”l" “““lh'
had nuatalned a broken leg and other crn outskirts of \‘illcrs-l-‘rant ties.
'enilnjurlos. The '95! badly but! were Ngrth "f thimg they ha"... “‘1.
“Alberto Faster. Mitts Ruby Morse and . ' ’ ' '. ' '
m“ Mi“ Kilroy The am r ‘ moved their hue to the outskirts
“in every detail there rt. ' ° " “n'lot‘ Hetlteny." '
m Means hold their It?!“ ‘ ”WINDS. "rt. 2r~nlmxltlh
” 'm. ”do no .tnr- out a.“ .0 "mac the t'lpllll o! Syria. was net-apical . .
” | v M m US “As BEENihy tlenerttl Allenby‘u fort-en .on noon tin-3hr! “mam attacked
mm. "tr-em , . PIEDANDBRlT-T . ' '7 it “ 4M '
, ol [8 and.) an", according to .u‘t e renter of toe ttenum "In
on m’ m II T“! . "new Mott-mt issued today by ‘ in- lhw which mm in!!! WWW"
, not». won. m IW GINJILENBYIAKE tho-netting “or“. 5m to the niobium-d Mus--
m l The Tutti-h «mutant at 7 vfir. The hit“ was
.
lunar-rm t... oat-it for mu. mine tillage. ta sumo-n and au-
“north-mu. Wm. Trial; and
first they hold the left bank on for m
“m “Following undilut- taken W” “film“ “id't‘tll'fll ltt‘t'ttmfltt' southeast of the town. according
Bulgarian Parliament on Monday to the Hun Agency, they hold a
, and rent the «work tum thc'line running along the 8mm
8'. Thurm- umm. «coating m atom from
, _ do: on ll 1.:
Simultflte. I mile N j m“: h “‘3. 31”].
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