m m... nominal
, mums murmur.
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Hi‘t‘ tide 3:23; sets 3:40.
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WHEN PROGRESS t5 SLOW.
The American victory at St. Millit'i
probably gun- the American public an
“ exaggerated idea til the easy time out‘
8 boys have health: lllt' Germans. Not
L every battle is a ll'lillnpliitl pl‘tit'e‘S'sitill.
V I Consider what tlitm- lode have been tip
against in ill-lltlill‘.‘ their way forward
wort of the Metise. There the Gorilla"
I deterfi
army iiiiide pei'liap.~ its iiimt
. mined ett'oi‘t. iii a tlt;lll)lt‘ ileteriiiiuation
I I0 hold the Americans at till liazartia.
and to safeguard it‘s lilit' of retreat
. from the West. .
For several days llit' Aiiieriraii lino
remained almost stationary. Ii it was
I discouraging to the people at home.
I Wholnid come to evpci-t mile,~ of pro;-
res.» every day. what must it hate been
'10 the fellows who were tilllllil the light.
ing‘?
veteran mulls
water into a funnel
The German (‘tliiilillilltl potiiett
.
liltt-
lllltl that .‘i‘l‘ltii’
[iii isiott after iii-
vieion “to thrown in, day iit’i-i day. in
a.dc.~:perate eii'ort to “'l‘iil' down and
overwhelm the "iaw \‘niilhf' niaiiy’tit‘
whom litid never wen a bottle Ilt'itll‘l‘.
It 'tts coully. 'l'lie casualty li>t> will
it “be heavv. when they come in. itut we
.3 -
that our li‘oop> in every
know now
Case gave the t‘llt'ili)’ Willbl‘ lilllliHll-‘
meiit than they received. We lt‘ll‘fl‘i:
that finally they
down and pressed i'oiwnrti tt‘iiiliipliaitV
.; wore the Ut'l‘llll'ib
.5 .
st .
. ly, as they ill“'l|}'> have don-- and .tl»
i
Q
V Ways will do, amply igniting; lljt iiii
’w speed for ”to time lost in that titre-1‘
l
l
V :; tug of war.
h ‘ _'l‘here-wlll be many such incidents
III the bloody slt‘tlllule before the with
8‘ comes. There will be treiiiendoun till-2
‘ “holes to (itercotiie. Progress will‘
iatop. The battle tine will sway. it ist
”then that the real tt‘>l of America.
‘ a
incomes. rather than in the pursuit of 1‘
fleeing foe. That is the time foe the
poopte at home to be worthy of the
man ln'the tight. to keep a stiff upper.
lip and trust to them. confident that.
12 will justify every expectation, and
n unfailingly iii the end.
And then. too, the people at homo
Wt ‘keep a stiff upper lip when the
ltyiists coiiiein. Tliat'isour real
5 test.
We must nice: it as our lv-ya
l. Elli
THE REBUlLDERS.
The children of llll> generation art-
N9 the I‘PIMliIIIPlV oi the world. The.
for liai'i'tinseltietl so many iliing~ that
will take >(‘\'|‘I‘fll years after it to
I” out where Illtt world really stands.
“I have all the debri- to clear out
w rebinding can begin. And the
‘ I: not tnly that o! the ptiysicair
in the lunch
‘ it tho mental. spiritual. Mlll.l
Inchin- Mi in every mun :
w unit! be burned up and.l
in”. i
“all l» ”w omit n! W:
I“! immi- and INflW.:
MD and null-cl at that
fir corneal
i
fie moi-t tW'Ma»*lu<’uIt M thw
>w :3 . iii-v: no
out mm
H .m Wt... it. p. i.» M w'
_ 4. child labor law.»
l
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x
. atteiiipiiiic
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ohm mm;
v 35 AT new
their :mt work of the future?
The Federal (‘bild Labor law. passed
yet there are people M‘EMI‘t-Sighlt‘tl
a: still to oppose childweltare Work.
b.
l
i
NEW (‘ANAAN. Oct. 10. Something
like {in voters of the town decided that
The Fedora Child Labor in“. tinned they (amid not afford a road superin-
at'trr bu much hard Work. so runny
yfetrs of effort and l‘e’r'alt'h. was de-
gattm pair
held in the town hall.
brought out but a handful 01‘ the v0.1.
. _ , ‘1" - d e 9 did not reallv see-iii inter
ltiai‘wl niimndiiutional ‘ B an ill 5 ‘
. ,0-.. _, .. . w . ested in any of the business transact
mm: WOO :01 cuts and inillowncr:~ “l‘rl again leil ed. ‘ _
BR ' -. . I i the \ .IUlll. A new le Discuclton IOVer Taxation _
TOKO 0‘! fit? to input ‘t The question 0' a town lax was
imp now been lli'cll‘dl'wl 5-" 31 “'3” ““‘35‘ probably the most interesting bit of
busiiiens before the voters. and inas-
much a: tut-5 alwil); llil the picker
book. some little diN'llslell “as had
on the hubjrt-t. The chairman of Hie
Finance board stated that a tax of 11
l2 mills Would be necessary to cover
all expenses for the touting year. it
was brought out lit the chairman that
the reason tor adding a halt iiiiil to
the tax was on account of the increas-
ed expenses in running the schools.
The teaclicrs' salaries bad to IJl' in-
creased to keep them. and otlioi nits-
celiaiicous’itenis brought the total up
good and high. As the Finance bot-it'll
hail i‘t'taiuimended an increase of it
ball mill. the motion to lay a ll 1»‘.’
mill tax was soon carried.
Town Reports Not Errorless
There also was a little dispute tht‘l‘
the town report. due to an error in it.
To print llllb book in two days or so
and lidlt' pellet-t i; nearly an itiipmsi-
lile job. and ”it'll. when the selectiiit-ii
iorgct to put in rtllllt‘ bpt‘t‘tttl t-ipeiiscs
the citrus. I)I‘\'lllllt' \eiy pi'oittitmtii
(in motion of Ex Senator ll. 8. Word.
the l‘t‘itttt'lh ot’ the M‘lt‘t'lillt'll and treat
lli'I‘l' in lllt tiitiiili- ml) [”135 tliioiicii
the hands tit tlie l-‘iiiaiii-i- boat-d tor an
o. k. This slip will eliminate all or
tors and give the tutors some real
“dope" from Which they can argue pro
and con.
tire wiiitli will meet the ieqiiiignicnlr
of the t‘tilhl'ulit‘u
li
lion. our liltl>l sacred t-liartei'oblibei‘t).
‘ the t‘oiistitii
>e<-iii> turioti> that
‘t‘ttillll he >0 twi~teti as to pro-tent the
>a'eiy oi our children. That i5 not the
spirit of our iundaiiienial document.
intlei the new la“. when pasrttl
‘(‘llll|'(IL‘II. the llulldt‘le of our town-
in its
‘Wliilll. will also find shelter
.Ietier. ‘
. _ -._-_.......__._ .. I
lAmounts Paid To .
Soldiers’ Dependents
i'lblllll'st‘nil‘lllp reports i'ecciietl i'roiii
ft‘Vt-‘l‘itl towns. show the ltillU“ill¥.
‘i‘llliollllle paid out to liililllit‘h oi iiieii ill
the service for the quarter ending (Sepv
totnber 300 Bridgeport. $I:.i‘.’7.:3u: Tor—
riiipton. $479: llaiibiiry. $90; Esm-x.
$4.1; New Hartford. $6.3; Milford.
$5.0”: Waterbury. $57.3; Portland,
$11872: Newtuwn. m; WPllN'l‘e‘fieltl.
$zttl1‘Noi-waik. $787.27; Orange. $1.-
098.30.
The total it‘hiotinl for the quarter is
$7,561.
Finance Board Upheld
Moderator Lewis l‘iovost liatl (‘lci'lt
I‘ltIWill'tl itiiiit-ilce read the Finance
board's reroiiiiiictitlations its Hillllllilllfli
to the meeting. This board acts as
the brains tor the town and goes into
tlt’t‘jl‘ilt‘litll’ about all expenses of lll‘.
town for one year, and alter allowing
a certain amount for Thigh cost of
living." publish and read their recom-
iiietitiatioii to all \Ult‘l'h til the village!
The [mini bail tliotichttiillt gone into
the town business and not a change
iii the itemized account was made.
Four Voters It Meeting
luck of interest in town btihlntm‘h is
very easily seen. for when the annual
town meeting opened there were but
four voters in the audience. The niiitl-
t-rator littti to with some lllilllllt‘b be-
t‘oi'e n score of Voters arrived. This
lack of illlei‘t‘bl cannot in- ptit up
against the Will condition. tor it hits
been lllt' name tor some years. The
voters like to wait llnlil after the met t-
int: and then that fault and kick ovc:
the high taxes.
—._. ,_~__.,
NEW HOSPITAL
WILL BE OPENED
mentioned from tint me.)
o
LESSONS lN SAFETY FlRST.
'l‘lirttiicli the t-i’l’oi’ts of (‘li‘ci' ti i'o~
lit-i \"illiaiii lt. l’eiiiiiiitztoii, the pub
lie of Norwiilk. especially the ecliooi
children will noon be given a Dilliilwf
of practical lessons in “Hatch: lira.“
t'iiiei Pennington has: made nl‘l'.:I‘L‘P
lilt'lilh with the l'niversal l"illll com-
pany and has booked the feature
America" which will be
shown at both llt1'illl'l’.‘ in ilii~ v-it} on
Ut'lttllPI' 21 and fly moan-t of tit-“r
iilmk thi- piiblle will be shown \"ill‘ll"
the 2 mid
lllt‘ best iiiclitotl< to safe L'uii't! lll.‘ll'
li\ M rind the live» of other.»
"(‘ittttlo»
.\ .1
rent tl:tllL‘.--i‘ lies on the Hii‘t‘t'
The picture was secured by t‘nief
l‘-iiiiiiiulon alter lillit‘ll illitiiiilly i-ul
ii >l|0llltl prove a big factor in lit” at."
tinoiiiu ot the number oi dent!» and
writiiis injuries of people who are
inrelt 5.- while on the highway“.
COLLISION m NORTH
' MAIN srnaet
_._.-——
accident ‘55 Although it is expected that. for the
present, it will be suflicient to open up
two wards, there will be it limited
number tit private and M'lili-pl'it'ltlt‘
iooiiis available tor the art-oniiiioda-
tioii of such (‘iltws seeking admission.
Oii acwunt 01' this euiernoncy and.
in order iliiit ull t‘iisen which should
be treated iii the hospital. tiiiiy be ad»
iiiittctl for treatment. it “as iiioiid
that all physicians of Norwalk and sur-
rounding towns. may make application
[or admission of piiiieiits ol this eliitr-
actcr to the superintendent of the Nor—
walk Hospital. I
I The actual operation of the work in
connection with the treatment of these
eases will be in charm of a competent
graduate day and night nun-re. acting
under the orders of tlic nupcrinteud
cnt. Mary H. Bodine. These will be
iibly assisted, it is lllltIdl‘lilOtKI. by vol‘
unteer ot married graduate nurses". It
is understood that Mrs. Franklyn ti.
Drown, Ml‘fi. llr. Kellogg and Mrs.
George E. (‘urtis have already oli'eicd
their services. which have been thank-
fully accepted.
As this emergency may require it
great deal more assistance than can be
tendered, an invitation is extended to
UK‘ Graduate Names“ Association. iniir~
rietl graduate nurses. and volunteers
from the Red Cross Chapter. The
dearth ot‘ nurses all over the country
is acute. 4 '
'i‘lic superintendent. Miss Ilodine. is
busily engaged planning for tlie'oper-
titlon. and all volunteers are requested
y'to make application to her.
.\ slight occurred
lllHI‘llllll: in from oi the city hall N)
North Main >rIt-t-l at I’lt‘t'ltlt‘k. when
t‘ity l-Incinet-i' Henry R. Minor. while
to turn his iiinclilntt
around in the center of the street. was
‘l'it‘lx broadside by it Mitt-.lielttoiiriiig
tar. t)\\Ilt'tl by lll‘ livvti-r lliti-lirocu . l'
I". \\'e.~i .t\t‘lllll'.
No one was injured and neither (‘lii‘
was iiaiiiugt-ti to any extent except a.
blown out tilt- and bent running hour]
on Mr, .\iiiior‘.~’iiiat'liiiie. No arrests
“'t‘l't‘ made
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BEEKEEPERS.
'i‘lie gtivi-niiiiciit at Washington is
tubing beekeepers of the slillt' of Pop.
iieeticiit to do till they can to increase
the production of honey during the
coming year. To this end a meeting
wi‘i he held itt 2:00 punt. on Saturday.
()itcber 12. iii the home of the Agassiz
Arsociatiiin. Arcadia. Sound Beach. for
Ill“ pitipose of organizin: a Fiiirfieltl
t‘oiinty Ilt>t-kt-t-tt0i‘<' Association. livery
facility is furnished at Arcadia for a
silt‘t‘t‘SSi‘lll and profitable iiieetintr.
liver) facility is furniahed at Arcadia
for a >iit‘cesst‘iil and profitable meeting
Every person in the county who is in-
terested in bees or honey is urged to
attend, Ladies are eSpecially invited.
'it is hoped that \ond n. Watson. the.
head of the bee department at Storm
will be present.
1
NORWALK RIFLE cLUB.
The. necessary emergency equipment
is being installed today and tomorrow,
under the direction of Joseph P. Willi-
'Iltlll'ls, secretary to the executivo coni-
' inittee. and the hospital will be open
film emergency cases. Saturday morti-
iniz. at the latest.
l The executive committee of the Nor-
Tlie postponed 'retiirn niiitcii he-irrilks‘gggngusfif hmgioisagi P12:
tween the Norwalk Rifle Club and theiry \x'. "mails,
Remington Arias team will be held Application for admission to the hos-
Saturday afternoon. October )2. on thel Nu“ “‘“S‘ be made to M"? H- Bodlne.
Remington Range. Bridgeportr iii 2 3:323:32? “mm“ "mm“ To"
u'tlticl. The Nurwnlk Riite club willt .... ....-. .. ..
lenve utt- Muliiicltenio Hotel ttmmpiiygsTRANGER TOOK
.‘ll l:-l;'. and all members of the team.
are requested to net in touch with? "IS VALUABLES
'br pro-riflem. Frederick H. Gllflfll.l ICOIUIIM from “I"! M)
immediately tor turtle-r nut-chm: ....
"an to State tin-rd Tn— I’ork any tor Na. and. u the fellow up
thin about I'll maimed from in! With“ NI- Tl"i
Dummy to the mat duti- Irma-I‘m "" nu dm ' "N"
and it iii bop-d um Inter a skim a." 'M x" mm; "m"
tone-d an Mud on but m. a
twi- till he I. I“. m colt-Ma ”C. bin Isth-
- ltuhuadc’mmh
Ii up ” hull my ml: ”“w-l Lila. lull-.153.
tut IN WQm‘dh
CANAAN’S" MEETING
tendeat, at the recent town met-ting.
The call bad:
" . Atlvit-rx l'l't't'th'tl lli .\llii-tl eotiti-
r Stockholm. saying that
'namsn AND AMERI-
CAN FORCES WIN A
COMPLETE VICTORY
SOUTHEAST OF CAM-
BRA!
moan-non tram First run.
mmulugm ~
._ -.....i... -... .
l Bowton Store .
Blanket Headquarters 5
We have loniir been recognized as such and this year as heretofore blanket weather
fiinds up well stocked with plenty of good warm blankets. priced very low. ‘
FULL WE BLANKETS HANDSOME PLAID BLANKETS
(
l
porting that their columns have
lll‘t‘ll seen far toward the Belgian
. l'l'oiilit'i'. '
'i‘lirotitzli the break in the lien.
mutt lilit‘s beium-ii St. Quentin:
and t'iiiiilirni tlie Allit'x‘ seem to l. .l
pouring- like the M‘it tlii'oiiu’li a
hliiiilt‘l‘t‘tI tlilte. All reports l't-itii ii
the front H‘flt't'i a condition \iliil'll ;’
"l"
l
WE
may result in it general retreat of: h,” “M _
- , . i .i. t. i:iiiti . . . . . .
llil’ enemy. with his troops, neat-l: my a“ r I. l m $2 98 >ltt‘t‘llill} what-wt. Milit‘l'llif quality, recoup "
Latin rapidly lit-iiig,etivelopt‘tl. i ‘ L“ 1' ‘ 1d 1 " ' ‘ I ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' " . "5"i"“"l l“? tllll‘ill‘lll'.‘- U
Aliit‘l'lt‘alimiiglllill,‘_' hetwt-eii tile" L a y t v , . .7, Par ................. o
“my and ”H. Ammm “mm." .\‘ . EARLY PLAID BLANKETb- ,‘
iiflitiii have broken the tlct‘tiiuiimé . 'ill'm'g 11'?” “my“ \“h "I“! 3 98 HEAVY “V0014 BLANKETS
r .3." W . - f. m ‘1,” ”my _ terry. iiii' .................. . . v. ‘_ . . .
(‘ivllil\t’tfltfl'tll‘“‘lll‘:ttllll'l,l alil‘iitl I 'l‘lii~ l ' H‘ l"“"““ |’“""tl llull L'l‘zttli- ltlillllt't‘l on the
' ‘ ii ‘ - ‘. .5 y , . ltili'lit‘l
advance wt“ in; e iieiir Iloiiiafziie. D NOVELT‘ PLAN, BLANKETS ‘ Ill-I. $9 98
on the Kriciiiliilt line burst of llie‘:.- """""""""""""" .
lt'ttll kize. warm tiiitl tliii‘iible.
Special lietii' ..... . . ...
u
Meme. bust of the river. the Alll~
t'l‘It'HilN slowly itl‘.‘ tort-int: illt‘ t'll(‘~'
my back from ills positions from
' $4.98
. COM FORTA BLES
BEACON RLAL‘J K ETS
l.;ti‘1:t' \io'. l”ll"' v llill' i'olinii
lililliL'. silkolt-iie entering ......
l $2.98
\{hivh‘ lie Ililx lit-ayilivtflielletl t‘llie For “a”. ““1,” “mt “Wm-”L, “Um“. “im L'll“
. iiierienii troops i:_"| mg mm L ‘ .l1.- _. H l 1L. .1 ... Apt Q ' ' ‘ . ‘ “N
word against the It'riemliilil lillt‘. I ( l“ ”H L ‘ ll‘hOLEXE (ORIFORTABLES
Spit-iiil
$4.49
SUPERIOR BLOCK BLANKETS
‘-.\':.i'i‘iiiitt~tl l‘ant mini". $5 98
o
“ll‘i.fll‘t‘t‘.\ lliili
V Y Y
“\nlAN BLAI‘KETS I“l‘l"i't'll iiiiiil eoverrtl. iiiie satin ltoi'tlerx; tiltl .:
$5.98 _. $8.98!
it
.Spt‘t'iul ....................
I. 0- *3; 13.2.6“; \i...\-. a}; 1.x. .
Ill the l‘lialii|l£l,L"llt‘ M‘t'ltli’..llll‘
(it'l‘lililil\ are lighting \‘avuu'eli to
hold up iltc Freiieli [illi'nllll of the
enemy i'orev which are being with
til‘il\\ll towat‘il llll' llIIl‘lli. Alon}:
llit‘ Sitippe. iioi‘tliriN oi' Iillt'iliih.
llll‘ I“l't‘ltl'l| ll;i\’t‘ tritillt'tl llt‘\\' l‘oot-
litiltls on the North ~itle of the riv-
er. in xpite oi‘ llt'u\'_\ Herman t'tillll»
lt'l‘~iilliit‘li\
I‘ Ill" L'i‘mle t‘tilltlll lillitig. \i't‘oll \lllt'lit‘tl,
$3.98 “N“ $4.98
HEAVY WOOL FILLED COMFORT.
ABLES
I“iiit‘.
't'l: it _\ on can \\'il\ll ax often as you
r i‘ll \titliuiti itii'eeliii',r the colors.
tries ill't‘ belieyetl to indicate that
Turkey ,will withdraw from the
war very mutt. 'l't-wiik Y’usliti.
IIIIIIt‘l'Nitlllii to lie pt'o-.\l_\' iii Ills
sympathies .ib said to have been
t‘lltlnt‘li its the (Sword \'izit~i- iii hilt"
ci-saioii to 'l‘iiiiat l’aixlia.
machine guns. This fiut‘Ct'bs iiitide it
cash-r to Morin the Mauielle tieiicli of
the Kiieiiiiiild Sterling line.
“VAR Bags-{I‘RAINED 'IUUI in: lilo} i't \\‘;.it' ioi iiivllliiiil Merl
TO SHOW No FEAR es. no one but the master titty
the out: run a sciup of meat
'it‘~
Eih‘
LONDON, Wednesday, (IN. .0.— l't'en : A DOG 'l‘llAlRINtl
ltleiit Wilson's reply to Prince .‘liiixi- FR
ONLY SURRENDER
l
' (“AMP IN
AIMEE, Oct. 11' (t‘ori‘espondence oilI
Niot'ltllolttt .I'!“lltl'l\ that there ~ . . Th ,. ~. ). . .
. nitliaii ioiind fullest support ill 1‘“: yt‘ AthCulcd Item). A war doth
are Iit'l’xhit‘lll. l'llllit:l'\ there that “wings newspapers. The Westmin- dinner bt'lI is it bomb. When all is« CAN END THE “VAR
Emperor “illiniii oi tieriiiaiiy llilx -~—»~—-
ready for the meal. . z ‘ . '
ster Gazette says: . Illt n st iiidiiir. neat
litbtliciitt-tl. u ““801" ”liters, close to the kennels, V13“ YORK, Oct. 10.» Only unmet
...-.. 1 It fulfills the hopes and cxpecta- throw in fused hand grenades. and ‘3 “W” “New” by ““"IWL‘ '“l-l
1' \ltls (m m ._ [sump], “Um "l ”W Alliw in Europe." tutti ...i right :tllti It'll all «her the pluck. ”...... lzei ante.» can end the war. decline.»
A
finitemeut insued today to il.~ llil‘lubm‘:
ding that the immediate result is to “l“ terrific t'XI'er‘loils with ClOlltIn oi ll‘“ “WV-““5 “QM!” SUI'M')’ 'n
“'1”an the h“ smoke and (lost.
. y The dogs are hot l‘i'ixlitetiud. tor throughout the United State.» l'lldl‘lt‘w
line-rill!) at bay. they have been taught that t'XIlltI>ltlli.-‘ Sicuart llHUN)“. chairman ot' tin
l‘iie Pall Mall Calcite says the an are merely the prelude to it met-ii. 1h ”“11“ l‘l ' I'll‘t‘r‘ 0f the SUCH) Will"
3“,“. "will put to an ”filial“. 1.... it... I’lit‘ Ritlnades go off the “dot: iiien"i~un ‘ld “I" fibmbe's fan”! "traps m"
. . y ' ' .. ..itaiiv 'lll .. " - '
lleitltli'oin t SiHf‘l‘l'll)‘ oi the tieriiiaii ovei'tiirea" I‘M“ ".18 mm. “1°.an .‘Mh do“ " l~"- ‘ 5*”. ‘\ human.» "T In”
. .. ‘ l H ‘ _ . plate oi steaming food Within reach. the l nitetl plates and our allies into it
in lighting: litll'lll oi lllt' Aisiie.’ 1"“ “l‘lllllm‘l ill" ”lit-“”0“ no tlizitalliire served at the saiiietline. .5lluall0n ””‘ngl ““0“ a "WNW“
French lii‘ewtt‘e I'l‘~llilt‘ll iii wrest. asked by l’rmident \‘t‘iii‘on "go to the This llliillllll.‘ teaches the dogs. car. 1’93““ might be MOW-fl" “built." In
iltL’lllt‘ i’lateuti dt-t‘t-oiv SilllV»'I‘t‘lt‘*r“0l of matters and indivnle wry mm; "WWII“ Hi "I“ "on! to time ""-" "9’5"““9‘1 ”W“ ”“W "1““ ”9'
m _ _ . ~ ....-.. .- ,-o . “‘-
il‘tiiil the “..mm,“ “lup- furtlicr'cletirly the imineerlty. Wl’illt‘ni‘fib and mm““..‘” "(‘m‘” ”mm“ “mm” 2 11.09.81"? ”rely“ concession to
.. . .. ‘f l . A' ‘. l'liollow q. f i . . ‘l- _ fear. bettering that the only purpose Wlmdn}. it“ said, would be an In
(list a tltikslill',’ o t it .lllfit‘ .artii ' ll?- * '0 In motto-wt h but lot 1,! a” the racket 1,. to announce “:5 itistice to some other nation or none.
was (‘iIt'l'lt'tl llt lllt‘ region oi \ il‘ ward by Prince Maximilian.” dinner. Ariit‘in: with the lilt‘fifiagp m. lndlt'idual MW ht!e bt‘t'n inltlfl‘d by
It-qunn."1’“.\‘pfp,\_ l :Ifl‘adqual'lt’l‘l‘. the dot; at once finds his ”WWW-n
Altai-king, vigorously iii the LONDON, on. to
h is "pm...“ waiting master, who detaches the me.»
t‘liiiiiiquiie. tbe Freiicb t-aptiii‘ctl‘froni Vienna that the Austrolluiiga» fixings? ‘12:???”fifelnai‘l‘i Val"?
Liry. two Illilt'\ west of Moiitlitmn riaii Ministerial Council has decided to .00... "1' this Quip (.nm‘mufiri:2:;2.,,15\:.‘.:,:
. introduce nutioniil autonomy "in order bl‘_liiltilllililll‘li with advanced elements
in make President Wilson‘s mutant-'01 troop. “illiUlll the sacrifice of Illl ’ a
lion an accomplished inct.".~oy.~' an Ex- “‘1‘? m“ at the (enter school, Saturday. Oct.
fchance Telegraph div-patio. ‘ llH' minimum»: of a dot: messenger 12‘“: at 9 a. ma I" a “"0“” MW
‘ . . - . ..iit» minty, Tito dog, or course. runs Equipment: Two heavy blankets or
3(3tlllt’llllflllt’n "Mimi‘- 5tiiiii-li more quickly than a mm mm 90“"!!le poncho, shelter half. 530'"
i A iiiovenieni fii'yorinit ii iii-(icianiii-.H’ll'zrn. find ltrcrt'nls :i tar iiime difv “We: kn”? and signal ““3-
tioii separating llungarv and Austria ticult “”‘Wl “’1‘ t‘m'my snipers, Inlli" Mess K": Quart'snuce pan. frying
-. . . . . . ‘ ~ ‘ cat-ti- oi siiiall ctirrisons iii oiitlviip; Dim, cup, plate, RING. tork and MW!-
iiml ('ttiiibi'ai revultril yesterday "‘ "‘"k'm‘i "‘“f‘mf‘lv‘ rapid ”“3”” posts. llit- sending or sulJitlr mum... Grub: Two cups rice. 1'2 cup raisins.
t‘\'t‘ilill;." iii i'ttillillllt‘tl litl\'ill|t't‘\'. “““mi‘ 1““ mm” m ”I“ ““31 ntonnl- seriously \vezikens the lighting DOWN“ ”“3““ can evaporated milk (“MIL 3
ilt't'lll'tlilli! to Field Munch“ ”Hire cliy. according to an Exchange 'l‘ele-‘ot' the unit. textiles exposing the in?» (TOPS “0111‘, 2 cups cornmeal, 1'2 lb- NI;
t't‘liot'i tolliit. 'l'ltt' llt'itislt now are . graph dispatch ”0|“ Zurich. gfif‘ilfilw‘i to 9" H" perils M a “"0":pr con: 2 ‘potutoea. 2 teaspoons WK
‘ . . _ . ‘ ‘ ‘ _ ' . > . 20“... 13“,“... m... has tH‘OVNl that " powdei, salt, l-i lb. steak and 1—2 cup
within two tiiilik oi lie t'iiteiiit. “‘0 ("’9‘ W") mu “0' ”ll“ ”a” m,-~,t,m...i,~,, (r d . . . .
. . .. . op. and cumin pigeon 0039”-
Nitlliiiiiiiiiies iiiitl th}t‘llt'\ liil\‘l" “1 ”l“ d"“‘"'”"““"- ”‘9 “"41“” “M seitice is. it not more reliable than ll l“ Olden“ ”13' 93“! Scout Null)
in...“ ciiptttt'ctl. tit is holding an important meeting to Hint of no human runners, very much “"159” “'“ll containers l0!“ 58" “‘1
'l'lie t'll||llll't‘ oi' Hillllliilllllllit‘filday- ‘nl(;‘t""'mIlI'-‘l"l‘ ‘ . l :uiu'aggaczgzg muslin bags f0? rice.
., , . . .- -. . g; __ . < 0 tie ll most importance ital 0 r -
iilltl .\_\t-llim it‘tuewlits it llttttslt "ARI-"L. OCl.'l(l. IA“ nuthentic tent ,1". Cut: r.i “-1“ be safeguarded from Scouts unable tosiay out overnight
advance ut illl' eiist, oi Lens. 0‘ ““9““ “ll-‘9“ "pl-V ‘0 Prime all bltoittistmirntt: rind temptations in will provide for one merit only.
.‘ . , i. . . | . _M“‘lm““‘“~“ “0‘” has “0‘ -‘"“ ”9““ linker among tiew-fniind friends. for Every Scout will report whether able
(l)l'i-.t\ilAt.lu.\. Oct. 10.—"At'¢”“l”‘g, received, but. in tiny cutie. it is plain everything depends. when he is releaw l0 80 01‘ 110‘-
to a semioiiicial report fmni llerlin.: that it further declaration by ”u. Ger/("Iv upon his lmlilnL' straight back with ‘ EDWIN L AUSTIN.
tioop~ laxt night t-t-iitiiiiieil [tili'~
pllil of tlie lit‘l‘itlillh lll llit‘ region
cant of Hi. Quentin. the War illiiee’
:iitiioiiiieeil today. 'l'lie)~ Iiiivt-
[lilhst'll Footnote Nni'i‘e llitiili' ailitl
opportunity to the
says
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TROOP NO. 3, NORWALK.
N’l‘l ll 1”“ ll..\l. (it-l, Ill, ~ 'I‘lit't‘t‘
in. pt‘l'\i\it‘lil l‘ltmot' llt'l‘t‘ tliiit I‘ltir
peroi' Williztiii baa abdicated.
Special Order No. 4. .
Scouts of Troop N0. " will assemble
from
l.tl.\'lltl.\'. tint. ltl. rr'l‘lii‘ atlaelt
oi" the .\iigio.\iiierieaii l‘llI't‘t“ iii
the lli‘t‘i‘lt'll between St. Quentin
~ ~ ~ ‘ ~ .. i'. ... t. . t. . :I”-W _
the resignation of (-eneral voii Stein .is‘ man government will be necessary, this 1... 'll 1 it message to liii~ master. M .-. 9 Scoutmustet.
Prussian War Minister has been ii(".-_F...__. J ffi_._.-_...,-___..__._,.... ”...“...w..- --. . -. __ ._ __m. —-_
t-evteti, .\’lajor-(‘t-inirai Schencii. il isl .
l ' . .. ' How Women Voters in England Do Hard Work
said. Illi‘n‘ been appointed lliS sticceswr
General Sclieuch has been at the ' 3... ...-on. W
head of the Depui‘tiiient of Munitions
til Berlin since August. 15.
PARIS, Oct. .10.»- I-‘everisli im-
patience is shown by the people of
Vienna while awaiting President Wil-
son‘s reply to the peace proposals of
the Central Powers, according to it
tli‘spntrii front Zurich.
LONDON. Oct. lO.—~intlicailons that
Germany is becoming anxious in con-
sequence of the. threats of reprlsais
for the destinction ol' otwns in France
are afforded by a telegram from the
semi-omcinl Wolff Burt-nu. received in
Donal was i
burning an the result of the continuous -
British bombardment.
The report that the Germans had
an! tire to a town they still were 0c
0‘1!!!an was characterized by the
agency as ridiculous.
The Germany. according to a Router
dispatch from Stockholm. also deny
having tired Route". Theorem and
Llcbtc-rvclde. ~ .
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WITH Tl": AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST or VIIBUN. “'Nlm‘
017.0". 9 (If the mud PM”.
Norwalk Chronicler