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Owing to the epidemic now
prevnlent in Norwalk. the man-
agement hes decided to close
the Regent Theatre until fur-
ther notice.
This theatre will be closed
until further notice.
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OUTING PW AND
ILANNBLI'ITES
A GOHPLETI‘fSORTIENT
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under We Hotel, Weetl
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Fair and slightly cooler tonight anvil
Tuesday; tresb northwest wmds trill
the coasr diminishing Tuesday. in».
turbances are central this morning?
over Montana. Florida and Maine line,
cal .(H’lel‘s have occurred during the.
last twenty-tour hours in nearly all the
eastern districts.
An area of high.
‘pressure central over lowa is produc-
ing pleasant weather this morning int
the central districts. Moderate tent-i
peratures iontinue in all the northerni
sections. \
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO :
TODAY. ;
lliuh.
'l‘ctupcrnture:
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William Shepherd. the well known‘
musician of 4 South street. is ill at
his home.
An important meeting of the Repub‘i
Iiclin town committee and conference
will be held in the Council Chamber
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“ and Personal
This nipping weather is fine
if you're prepared
An overcoat. is the mail. ‘.hirg.
not too heavy or too lone.
but just light enough and
short enough to make brisk
walking easy
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'lire suit and the over tut rre
waiting for vou tit Regina; do
r‘tevens.
You'll find your exact size and
the color and pattern you
fancy. Prices—
Fall Overcoais——»$25 00
$45.00.
Rogers & Stevens
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eouru uoswetai
NEWS
St. John-Olmsted
The lrrul‘ridye or Miss Nellie Lavinia
Glrristed. daughter oi Mr: 'and Mrs.
John \‘i'. Olmsted. of 2.3 Scal'iew :iyc
lime. to Spurnundhlthcl St John. was
lsolelnnizcil on Suturdav afternoon it?
ltiie lectorv of Grace Episcopal
ltfliurcli. iii-v. Jellies Benton Werner
()i‘llt'l.llutl The gloom is the assistant
iFlllll-il'lll‘c‘lltlt‘il' tit the plant of the Ill-.1.
‘lcv \lzinuiitcluling t‘oulpullv in this
'citv. and is the son of the late Cap.
ltuin .\umlstus it St. John oi \‘an
Ziot street. They were attended by
lthe bride‘s sister. Miss Elizabeth I.
lililnsted. its bridesmaid. and lairoy
IM. t‘hapman. oi the (‘oimccticul Az~
il'ltlllllll'fll (‘olleeia as best lllnn Mr
rand Mrs St John left at once on an
levtended tour through northern New
York. and on their return will make
their home in Seaview avenue. this
city.
According to marriage lit-esses re
itt-lrned lo lite town clerk s oilice, .\llss
JEWISH women no THEIR"
SHARE IN WARTIME WORK ‘9
Tire Jews have always made good RN.
soldiers in the world's wars of libera-_
tion. In the present war of anorectic.I 31‘1“”! n
cy. American Jews have I. brilliant “ ednesd
record, halving supplied a larger per-
centage of soldiers than is proportion
; Dorothy May Roberts and George Will.
F. A. l‘oletnan. iiev. Mr. Cole
man also united
nd Miss F
l Mrs. Harold Van Wagener of Bay-
' nue has returned from a visit
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ORWA LK .
“Anew v‘wW‘.
Rey. Franklyn H. Miller of Glen-
rook was the officiating clergyman
at the Sunday services at Christ
church yesterday.
('arlton L‘iioninredieu. a student at
Mount Herman seminary. Moun‘ ller-
ALLIES CONfiNUE THE Thai; Oct. zi.——'nie Allied tones.
strategic MARCH 213‘}: :mnsrmmmn
A‘N‘ROD ARE “some . artisans: “serum
MILES or GHENT
.troops had to tight the elemente Its
lwell as the Germans. lt drizzled cai—
(COItinued train Pegs One)
{tinuously and the soldiers were sock-
ied and blinded by the rain while air
‘ships were of little use .
Illl‘ougll ”u. formidable (ici'nlanl With spirits undampenzd. the Alina!
)ob‘ltiolls .1 U. t, _ - ,_ troops continued their 9 orts. an m
itol'tll )fl “(wt the NA!“ “1“" Flanders they got a little'nearer to the
l, ‘9 ‘ ‘.d‘L c‘ll’l'm'd “WW important city of Ghent. and are ap-
than 6.000 prrso:.crs. The Ger- pi‘OaClllllg very close to the west bank
mans were forced from positions of the Sclieldt. On the right of the:
of great natural strength on a front in Belgium, the British Filth
x '. -. . ‘ ,- -_ _ ~ _ Army has to all intents and purpose:
Wm h”!”‘ and ”H “(mm “duh taken 'l'ournai, an important railroad
\H‘l't‘ illnlnlitlnctl despite encllly'
counter attacks. The British llotv
rs were married on October 11 by has been conducting a number of daily
in marriage \viured church. has left the city . _
[(irence Moisel on days. She will hold no services this stained glass
a), at Trinity church rectory. week because of the order 0! Rev. Hflr‘ll‘hurcll of St. Peter have
tnan,‘.\lass.. is enjoying a short \aca-|
tion from his studies at his home on
liovvun street.
The lied t'ross Auxiliary oi the East
Avenue )1. l2. church will hold theirl
usuril Working session this evening tor:
the liUl']DU.‘t-’ or making the gauze in
ilucnzu masks tor which there is an
urgcnl need. l
'lhe Spanish influenza situation in
l‘illsl Nor-wall. remains with but little
change oi er the week-end, New can-s
are being reported each day but Fuel
lei-averies and convalscent patints ot‘t-.
set the number of additional cases. i
Rev. A. l’. Engstrom of lll'idgepol'l.l
and Rev It. Malm 0i 'l‘lloniaston wereI
in charge ol‘ the services at the Swedtl
isli Lutheran church y'cslerday in botlil
the afternoon and evening. The visit-'
in: clergytnen Wt‘fil‘llli‘l‘t‘ to Conduct}
special evangelical services and e:-tll
gate a fine address to the assemblage.
Miss. Mae lDI'd. the evangelist, whol
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for a tewi
services at the East
old E. Wilson in closing the church be;
cause of the Spanish influenza but villi
reopen them on next Sunday evening:
junction.
Farther south. the British Thirtf
hold the heights lrctuccrr tlri- Selle
and llnrples Rivers. and are it] n
Army has crossed the Selle, and is
headed towards Mirrs by way or Ques.
' ' . no' and north ot the Moi-uni Forest,
”Nun” lo Uttil’lttnk ”.1" Mum“! while General ltawhnsoil's Fourth
hm.“ and “I” ”W "Mimi“ It" Armi has reached the Rumble-Olsen
ltlccll \'nlclrcicnlii-s'atld .\\'t‘.\.llt‘3./('alliil. and is advancing around the
l‘Vle'llll'l‘ north the Allied form-\- southern end oi the Mornial h‘ol‘estup
continue their lll'tlgl't‘ss tllrouuh In” “”1“," m m“ Sambre Wald“ Mau-
lielllitlnr anti French l‘lilltlt‘l‘s fro-l ,. “1’2“ l‘hi n” result 0' in" efforts
li- . . . ‘ ‘ . L. ' ot' tirc Fourth and htth British Armies
"1-H“ 1“ lllt “tilt ll lrollli'l. ”it was that the pivot on winch the Ger—
1|“. ””“h' ”l“ “i'lfllilllh‘ ltt‘e up man retreat across Belgium swings
immi'llllltl li'llclli, while ill the cell. was badly shaken. The British also
[or the Brim], “I... lnt'clting U“ ”H, captured a dozen or more villages.
Scllclilt lli\-.. . . v. v ()n the British right. General Deb-
'l‘ l - . ‘ H- and mlmdl.”‘””‘ eney is outflunking Guise and is march—
“ ““dl- till llnporinlti railway ing towards llirson. tor the purpose at
Jlillt‘llllll. \t‘llicll has been l'clrdct'~,
ed useless to the Germans.
WITH THE BRITISH AHMIES
l.\' r‘ltAxt‘E. .\‘uudiiy', tit-t.
(llavasL—Douai. ill its \vustt-
desolation. is a sad sight.
taking the uunding line in the rear.
At the same time, General Mangin anti
(iulllaumzrt. between the. Serre and tha.
lAisni- and north of Sissonne. are his
2” l tacking the front ot‘ the liunding line.
rind: Finally General Goulaud and tho
iAmericans are fighting in mast dillv
The streets are filled with furni- ‘cult country againstndetcrmintga m
- '. .- - . ' . n etron resistance. ey are lung-
titre and mud” .91 d" kmilh‘ “'0 slow.gbut solid progress in the task or
“llldtlws m the Pushing the enemy towards the An-t
been
dennes and up both banks or the
smashed. and the great organ liars
Neuee.
been broken Up. Religious orna.‘ WITH THE 3}“le ARMY 1N
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work today examining. coanting and
ah.pplng bonds as test as they came
rebut the Bureau of Engraving and
hunting. They were received in huge
bundles. carefully wrapped and sealed.
and wont to the Federal Reserve bank
in much the “me tom.
Although the exact number or bonds
sold will not be known tor mam
weeks. othciale estimete. that it eli-1
coeds thirty million. in
Lonn. slightly less than
million were bought.
Repomi from all of the reserve dis-
tricts early in the day show the honor
roll of subscribers bear 22,000,000
name. a minimum. and probablv
will b.- iound to burn- St't't‘l‘itl millioil
more.
the Third
twentyvilv e
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Owing to influenza, peace talk and:
the tact that many participants in the.
Third Loan now are in the Army. the
number of subscribers in the Boston.
i'liihidclphln and possibly some other"
districts probably is no greater than
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in the preceding loan.
it is apparent. however, that at lenst:
twenty per cent. of the population o'l'
the l'nited States bought bonds. :1 rec '
0rd equalling and probably exceeding
the percentage record of the British
t'i- tory Loan of 1917. which had 9,000.
l 00 subscribers. The 35.000.000.000
. rib-scribed to thet loun is exceeded bv
“ION than a billion dollars. Thus till
records both for size and distribution
of war loans are broken by the Fourth
Diner” loan.
be First Liberty Loan blid ti o
4.500.000 subscribers. or four per (be:
or the population. The Second had
about 9.600.000. or nine per cent. The
Third had 18,300,000 or iibout 17.7 per
cent.
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TODA
1012),“, YORK, Oct. 2!.
:. a. m.——Truding on the Stock Ex-
change today opened with another sub
stantial demonstration of strength. the
list showing no indications of list Sat.
urdaye abrupt reaction. Mexican Pe-
troleum again was
feature. soon gainin
Wall Street,
Y m WALL s'rnnn'r.’
the spectacular‘
geant Harry Gibson on Saturday eve-‘
nine that one of a crowd of Bridgeport
voung men had stepped his face while.
ire was passing in front of the War:
wick Hotel. Sergeant Gibson took
into custody one of the young m'e'n.’
wl confronted the two. Geer then
Ilet'lured he had no wish to prosecute
the case.
Tire tramc dummv under the Wash-
ington street bridge was broken last
evening by .in Overland car. driven by
Lewis Green. of New York cltv, Green
puld for the damage and was held for
‘triiil this morning when it was found
he had no cur certificate with him.
He was relenscd tinder bonds of 82:}
for appearance this mornine when
.luduc Osburlrh nolh-d the. case upon
purulent of costs.
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SAYS INFLUENZA i
SHOWING DECLINE
IN THIS ClTY‘
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in this worl. becuuw of his wide ex-
perience und crtluihility. has arrived
here and is now quartered lit the new
. hospital from where he will direct his
work. The services of Dr. Hunter un-
til the disposal of ewa person in this
city who is in need oi him. .\ll that
is necessary is that sortie tnctms of
conveyance be supplied to him for
transportation to und tronl patient.
Dr. Hunter cattle to this city lifter :i
silty in Ncwburyport. Mass . where llt‘
hud charge of the influenza situation
and through his work very fine results
were obtained. l
Up to noon today no less than four.
teen deaths have Occurred trout the.
dread dl‘sense. Tlrls is the highest rule!
yet reached in this city and is ttppiil‘
ing in its size, The latest victims ol
the influenza are illnncbp (‘ccill
Northrop. ti Heldcn place: Mary Set .
vesino 5 Aiken street; Mrs, Mary Mun
lgllo. Strawberry Hill avenue: Mrs.‘
Marianna Rogonski. 10 York street}
Miss Margaret Dorney. H Berkeleyl
and stitching the varied assortment
of sul‘gicul dressings and hospital gar-
ments that are so badly needed “over
there." Go to any Exemption board;
you will flnd the Jewish women mak-
ing out questionnaires. flllng card's. ad-
dressing envelopes. and doing their
share of the. tedious routine work that
is so necessary to launching the second
draft. Ask the Food Administration
about the cooperation it has Iiiid from
the Jewish women; it will tell you not
only of the many thousands uho tire
obeying its dictates willingly and giant
1). hilt also of the many enthusiisttc.
ptitl'iotic women who climbed '.lt-i steps
of 'he tenements day In and day i ill in
order to explain to their sisli “a in The
tenements just wiry the food ptndws
must be signed rind obeyed.
The work lllill the Jewish women ol'
America llitlt‘ done for the Liberty
Lotin hits been intaluublc. Hundreds
of Jewish women have turned stiles
men {or the government. and very'
good workerstliey' hrivc made too
tine or the most iii-live members or thi-
l'o-utral Liberty" Lorin committee tor
the Metropolitan liivislon during the
lust loan was .\lrs litiniel Guggenheim
.\‘llc nllve her time unil energy to sel
ling bonds and “as suicesstui to the
amount or Stilthnu,
REPORT OF GAVLORD
SANATORIUM PUBLISHED
The t'ouitecllth unntutl ri-port ot the
New Haven (‘ounty' Anti ’l‘uiwri-uliists
Association. concerning the work oi
the t.:i,\'loril Form Srinuloriuiu :it Will
linltlord lllls been published. The ri-
poll of the treasurer. the l'nion and
New lliiyen 'l‘rust l‘ompuny. tor the
you ended April 20. till“, shows total
receipt» or “4'“
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t'lli' contributions ol “3,353.02 Total
di‘sbllrscnlcllts “cri- SHILtifiZtitL leat-
mg ti balance of Swill? Three llllli
tired putienls were treulcd durinl: lllt‘
your. .\ variety of occupations lli|\l'
.bccn reprcsntcd among the patients
since the opening of the t-‘nlliilttrllllll.
the largest number being 205 shop-
hunds. The report of thc sunritorinnl
Mrs. Peter J. Ward oi Arch street:
has returned to her home utter a
lwvck's visit with her daughter in Pas
3 sale. N. J.
CELEBRATION OF
NELSON DAY
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for our comrades of sister service.
‘ Thanks to their ll‘lllltllilldlil tit‘orts. \v
_ renruiu mistress or llli‘ mis. rind sup,
,plii-s (it till kinds. not merely of our
\rtst empire. but also oi allies. havel
nc\ er tor unloincnt ceased to flow.” '
Admiral Viscount Jellicoe wrote:l
“Thi- events or the present year b-nc'
emphasized to an exceptional degree i
the supreme value of seepower, not: ‘
only to the llritish Empire. but to the.
Allied cause us it whole. It is u sea-i
porter liloni- that has made it po¢i
sible to bring illlll tn.trlr‘itili in ”W main
theatre or the war or the wi-s't-rnl
Rownyton has returned to her duties
with Tristram 3: Hyatt, alter an en.
forced vacation of several months.
The many friends of Misses
ence and Lillian llatterson will be
pleased or learn that they are recover-
ing from their recent illness.
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Mrs. linsel McKendric Ethelrldge or;
”*1 . ' l l tion. llut what‘ "M" “V9 , . . . , FRANCE, Sunday, Oct. 30 (By The A3-
,“ . :this evening. :bguiiib‘e‘ggwi‘iellfzilolnen. How have . Wm] Mr mm m “ 9"“?m'. t on“ if": were found scattered about ‘ ”mm Pmse).—ROIIM'IX and Tom
259er S““"“" C- Marshall, 47”" ‘0'“: may answered the call of their country. where she wris seriously ill tor two' 9 00" 0f the church. The Oil." in; today celebrated their deliverance
. LIBERTY LOAN ‘Rundle's bakery. had trouble this A Wm“. in me American Wee“). Jew. weeks. i Hall, where the German coui- from the enemy. and it was like an
BOND BUYERS :"omihig “m“ Bee” ””0”“- whm“ ish News asks these questions and pro _ “—7, k. H II ' mandnnt had his quarters, was pil~ American Christmas. New Year 9 I"
.‘ m C armed “Wk some 0‘ the bakery. ceds to answer them as follower | Mr. '“d 5"“ Hm" Ban ” u 0 13 ed and sucked M01 of the'm Fourth of July ell rolled into one.
, __ \ [products which did not belong to him.| Open the door of any .3“, Cm”. New Haven are spending the week-et-d‘ g , . ~ ’3 TM of joy intermingled “a. shout.- .
.4 (Oceanus now an; M) .The police are investigating. l mm. you will find a goodly percent-”M Mrs. llull‘s sister. Mrs A. ll. licn~ paintings in the museum were of “um" while the population all
. ___ William L. (leer \omplw to Sec" up of Jewish women sewing. folding. nett of Franklin avenue. ‘ taken away, but fortunately the bud danced and waved flags.
beli'ry was undamaged. The mi» The two cities want. completely will
terial losses are inculculable. .with emotional JOY- There we" “-3"
PARIS. Oct. 2l.—-Diflercncesofl°9- bus and “mm“ '°' "9'”
_ ' . . _ ‘ indown
opinion on various poutts in theffgfizahfgdfird grantedhelmctiiree 0'
German reply to President ‘Vll':l.\rench and British military celebrities
son has arisen during a confer- .torn from megulnes.
ence of thc Reiclistag groups. As There was good N360! for now
Flu!“ 1
r803, including RIN‘.
l'rout tli:it grout
1‘ \“ii power lltttl 'i.i~ tuudc possirl‘n
lllt' ri-rclit \iciot’les in l’uli-sllni- rm
.\lui'edoniu.
BOSTON. (lcl. ‘Zl‘ Eighteen l'.i:ri.
lies vverc tliiien to the. street in '..i .
clothes early today. by it flrc \\'ll.l.l
llllt‘ Ilricliton district.
t'sllltlfllt'd tit $20,000.
The lloston Store will not lie
lonl‘izll‘l.
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AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT
l'niuo Slut-us .\t‘;i.\'
which hits turned th ‘ scale ot‘ battli- li‘
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James Morris of Barton is confined
to his home with ii light utttick till
- Spanish influenza B
i ricn
13 FAMILIES DRIVEN OUT 3y FIRE.‘ weekend with her [interns in .\ll Kis;
iipi-n' fore cold weather comes. bl‘l'tt" e
(‘Iosed art it o‘clock its usual. the overcrowding in the preiii .
Miss \‘iileutinc. teacher in the “21“
litth district school spent thej
co. .
'l‘lfl- ioundation has been completed}
for a two»rooln addition to the lllthl
Monday it is hrpcd that the new
rooms will be ready for occupimcy he-l
of
ilunt'l :
t‘l'li. '
Several llll‘fll tarmi-r have reported|
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SEEKS LOST RESCUE SHIP. that the late pniula crop here was brought libout by" the (icrmuns.
ii consequence. the dispatch of- the and T°““°°"‘5 ‘0. fidngemgflg
reply has been postponed for scv- :23; b$$§ei§ior:.0lTht :wulis'hPiiucklins
icrul (lays, says it Zurich dispatch Gelnians had gone. leaving in their
tto the Matin. i wake as much ruins as they could_dn.~
LONDON. Sunday. Oct. 20.~ Nearly every nome'inthe 0“" had ”9""
Allied forces ill Belgium arc with- “Ck?“ and things "3'“ corriddno‘t MT
in ten miles of Ghent. according ""de "way we” “we“, es r0.
. to an oliicial statement by the Wur
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'l‘hc Germans were piqued at being
s ‘w '
lump" “""i‘rl'l' l‘hc mm‘llli‘llt forced to leave the towns and they
IfMd” Went to extreme length to defile. de-
“'l‘lic admirer of [In- ;n-mv stroy and steal. Roubalx and Tourer»
”l‘tllllh itr [clnndpr‘ m l" ,u ‘ ltoubtiix suflerrng the most. in Ron-
” I V ' u ‘ I ( "I- is the Germans cut fine leather sent:
llllltllll of lung: Albert. continued from chairs. ripped pictures from their
; throughout the dtiy. After vainly . “mm... and iii-on took the clpth cover-
”."illll lo arrest our progress to. inns or llinllresst‘s. Apparently they
“f ”H. well! through the tine old homes oi the
city “'l'ill the idea of seeing how much:
they could wreck the interiors. llb'i
muny' plucts the Germans seemed to
lii‘t‘ll go into it house and deliberately brenk
lay their
.\vnrils the western
l._vs. tilting: the l)t‘_\'lllt‘-El‘(‘lit)(l
l'ntltil iilld incur the Dutch l'ronz
ticr. illc (icrriutus Illivc
forced to \\'lllltll‘it\\' over the whole up everything they could
mm" ‘.llnntls on. i d Roubriv and Tour
”'l'ltc liclgiull ttl‘ln_\ llih t'Nltlb» l“0'l' mile,“ uroun t i. -
lisllcd itscll' ulonlz illc t'illlill. lts :.‘.’,‘.§‘:.Y.',‘.‘...,‘.K.',‘"fi;.’:Lfthbéa‘lncfrms:
lcit think I\ on the Dutch l'ron- lhokc "cannon. rusted riflest. pieces or
bunk
butll) iliiiritigcd tin tipnrtment llnu.u- Ll, district school in the llaricn side. and’W'" lllltl lllt‘ ill‘lll_\' llil\ occupied shell. barbed wire and ”N1 WWII.“I
The ltles was the superstructure will be sturlcnilltc tilllilil‘llllll i‘i‘llli‘l'N "f Ai‘lll‘t‘.
and other equipment of soldiers are
- t . i . . ., scattered all iibout. There are m en
A‘rgmm‘ ”a." II,‘ Mid. I [NI of mangled tields where the shell cru-
(" ml.” “I" "”l” “”1 "' (.ihcut " let's artsso thick lhttt it is impossible
”1‘ l'(‘III'lI forces have thrown the in 11‘" where one begins and the other
cucuiy .t-eurgtuirds buck over the leaves no. More rind there are old inn-
llys and. not\vitlistundiuo flood, chine gun mounds of stone. concrete
P and dirt. Tire trees are leafless all
many have been chewed to pieces t... '
.\ll'll.li0l'tli.\li. Australia. (MN-'1- ' A lunch better than was at first i-xlicctcd.‘ have crossed the river and cstuh-
con-runrcnt trtiinlng boat but been Earlv in the season the drv spell and ‘. ' -
sent to seurch for the boat which still Insccts that live on potato {1mm begfinlllhhed br'dlll'hellds- ()llt‘ Ill llti‘st‘
oil. under command of (‘aptnin t‘huggs ravages that it was believed would deU '5 “WWW“ Gr"llllllt‘ltt‘ itilil l'j‘lt'g'
ti-uni :tliiliton lshilid bite in July to. stroy the crop, some of the fields areillt‘lll. and another is cost of (iy'g-
secure tissistace for the crews of the turnlnl.v out very good-looking tnbers.‘ llt‘iit.
nuic Larsen and John Murray. which‘ linil in good qunntiiy. itle Second British Al‘ntt'
\vcrc murooncd there. The uteri on. "'
”yin" shells and bullets.
. SALONIKI. Sundriy. Oct. 20.—-~
Greeks from Eastern Macedonia. who
were taken from their homes. by the
Bulgarians and sent to the neighbor
hood of Kitchevo. Serbia. during the
war, are arriving here following their
3103.4 points and. lspitc of strong rcsistullcc and the liberation by the Allies. They any
liliiiicultios arising: front dcstrtiy'cd they were forced to construct. trenches
comlmmicutions. bus crossed the (31100815 the Strfilmkf tifntfiand warn a;
.. ,. . -_ er remuco eme. om
liys along tllt “link of its front. and children also were under shellll
‘ _ . , . .: t'nt'ut shower receipts of slaroosv- x
street. (‘.eotge Totli. hnupp streets . .. '. " 9
George H. Hunter. Pleasant View avea "liltim' ‘2il'89"‘¥2; 8 “mm "f 38"
nue: William H. Hnugh. Glenwcod ave; (”'9‘ h '8 estimated that ”19"" '5 a
title; Harry W. Brown. ll Union Park. ““5 m the ntuintcnancc “N “l ""0"
.lolin J. Hartigan. Treadwell avenue.‘ “"m'm of “'8“ '
.\ilildcn Island have been rescued
since. .‘
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as suddenly losing all its rise 0
. en-
eral Motors ,advanced 71/5 in the first3
. few transactions. but the most lmpres-J‘
sive movement was in Southern Pn-'
NEW ENGLAND MEN KILLER
OTTAWA, Out. Oct. 2].» The I‘ol-
"“ glowing names or New include-s tip»
'pearing in last night's (‘unudinn cas
title. which opened with '
‘ an otterln or
0,000 shares at an extreme rise of lill-l
Saugatuclt; Stephen Flynn. (‘onnectiw
A resolution. adopted til the annual
meeting or the National Tuberculosis
lualty list_ are: Killed in action: .l.
iRyun, Sontryillc. Mass; J. l-‘. niac-
.Ililll Mill ultrs
uud udvauccd its right flank to
_ _ at times.
the. western outskirts of l’ccq. In!
points. [1.3. .i cut avenue: Tony Matters. Podmoref . _ - . . ‘ During the occupation of Greek
some or ”w wit] -gu§?‘llngl‘tsi§s1 (and 5mm. Mrs. Myrtle Cloud ltellelsiand.‘ ASSOOlal'lm: acid in Bordon. expresses; "AVE-Slow K'DNEYS $1319:niilimll‘lirrflc:lla\ilii it'll? : \lii ”‘9 Valley “f ”10 hscullt. Tlll".Mat‘edOniil, tons of thousands of WP
. . s 7 0'_ ' inpprova o' cappointnlent.ri‘. r .‘t " . . z ' i ' ' ' ‘i ' - ' ~ ~ ~ » i . . '. ‘e‘ de rted.and mnn'ofthern
”gist; .» . i “$313102::3:‘;:}qzfi’:rfiirj'mg".l dent of the national organizaiignebltl “lute. Lawrence. ‘3” Died: P- a"? no!“ 2"“ l\ (:51 'of IN”- ‘l-"d 3:]: this l'l'gtt'll their harrowing expe-
mark t 1 SI Shir, :30 p. m'_Tb" ted to the has ital Lon Saturd v d Sunerintendent Dr. David R. Lyman. l ICOHWW. Clinton. MR”. MisSian 3:— lmnl‘l ' t1. “"0" Dottlgntes. - riences.
ate pictfeitriht‘liedolin to a very mm”: Sunday" WillilJiJm lisugh Glgnwzi‘ul. m— i Eat Lees Meat it You Feel Backachy “7'- MHWI‘". Oldiown, Maine. Wound- R""l‘llht‘m- \ “'lmh llel'll't‘k 31"}: BASl-IL Sundav Oct. 20.—M. Malin-
aern -' - . n... . . i . t.. . . ~-
few changes of lnteregion'ssirtl‘ewrgjnrtfI avenue: Louis Frncroaseo. address un-i StlllSOfl'S Remedy for Or ”a“ Bladder Trouble 'ed “M bdh‘ed' 1' J" bolt. biontvllle. Drtcst h‘ 0". “I“ new Bulgarian FRINGE “1‘
No man or woman who 9115 mm“ Conn. Caused: “'. Maines. Manctes-
. . k w . ' \ ' ' ~‘ ' ' . “Sittcc October H the Seoul lined the rogram ot the new era»
2i“? ?:;raf;ksln first Dutch n.1,; pl‘atcelzl Tiahlialtlgte’i-‘gnlitciflfon‘fRitz]l Malaria. Chills and Fever regularly can make a mistake bygter. is. H.; E. B. Billing. lioulton. r‘rtnv has captured 6901) urisoiil- i ment betopre the Sobmnje noggin. ‘
Land industrial All“? nz. Distillers iJoseph Gelbo 6 Fort street- Suzannél Price 50C il'lll‘lrlnr: the kidneys occasionsllv. say-s Name: A. Bmdfilrt‘el. Lawrence, . c ‘ rd 1m 7 " i- i ' 1 Members at the new cabinet. were pre-
mium mill com“ "”9 2 '“ (”Mil l' 3 ' - ' Satisfe ti 0 teed It -a well-known authority. .\leat forms Mass Wounded: A. Barmanflolyoke. "‘ “' " ““h' lsentei to the nit-mom or the Schm-
é - s and Steels were Sllghtlv‘ - . 3 J. Oak nil-9,... —~ Filerao.l 0 on Mn or oney ”i ‘d 1 ’-l i ll k'l , . M a _ F llobbl H t d (‘ . i .
~ - ‘ “9mm” s l “and“! t c act Vi "(.l exc les re it new. as .. . ml. art or . .onl. fig”? during the meeting. M. [m
'lrre .
‘ “I" they become overworked from the F. Buckley. Dorcltester. Mm; M. C.
istruin. net sluggish and fall to filter Enter. Springfield. Mess: W. Thom-
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:0” announced that it was his pnrpone
yto parity the country. stabilize the n-
Horatlo S. Bymc of Brooklyn has
Dov tmuneo m COLLISION WW4 and 3014 3!
l _ l ' the waste nnl leans from the blood hill Putt ‘k t R l ' D S ‘ll - ' ' 'M '31
Railroad "an“, an . . been spendlnt: it lets day-ii with l i ni. Stillson-Powell Corp ‘ po ' ' u" e ' ' " r. . ‘ a .1", some “M create conditions eh
m“ the ne of . mllzrgoe TX; in Norwalk. re “ " then we get sick. Neerlv all rheume Bridgeport. (‘onn.: R. “. Sunni. lpermit the realization oi Bulzu'ln’l
Hum. treadscbes. lll‘fl' trouble. her-.t‘barleelown. Mass: 3. Honor. Mont-
di-ntocratlc uwirnlloml.
a bicycle and an Adams Express truck}
South Norwellt
vousnei-s. dizziness, steepleeeness iindmollo. Maine: 0. s. Humans. Boston.
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