look good and give a whole lot
more «or than you «posted.
Try than. .
GOOD FURNISHINGS A'l'
EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE
’.\
.44
FRED H. PONTY
Victor Records, Complete Stock
Player Rolls, Standard and New
Sheet Music, All Latest and
Popular
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in till a single victory . The VH‘I'I'IIIIII
li‘nrccs hobbit-.- the Serra-Mi.» from
of being: turned.
l’t‘l"~l>lt‘lll attacks by Ileiilicu-
it‘\'.N iiidct'atigaltlc infantry has
1broken Ilit‘ river line. which in tlic
lldst water line coiiiiuititdetl by the
,t'tiliM‘qllt‘llt't‘ ol' the reorganization
lot the government of the king-
ltltllll oi" ‘iaxoziy all tltc ministers
illiu't' t‘csigitctl, Illt.‘ Saxon Stale
Hiitxettn announces. according to
PAW-"s ”'1 ‘lbrrrticrtniiiri's
_J . ‘
liii'iiitcs have begun it new retreat.
this tint-c lit‘l‘lrt‘t'll the (lisc and tlic
:Aistic. (icncrai l)ebitnc_v‘s First
‘ Army. in the tt-‘tth of sttibboru rc-
lsistctitn- rtllfl repeated counter-at-
,tiiclts, has sticc-ctlctl iii swinging
5 __--
MINE BAIIAGB IN
NORTH SEA MAINLY
ite way (t2 combating the :ubllliil'lllt‘l
would be the placing oi a Sublllaiifn.’
barrier around the North Sea. and. af-
ter a caietul study, they concludedl
that mine: altered the only practical
iitense number required for the project.
and the operation of mining in sucii‘
great depths presented new and ditfir'
cult problems. '
Tentative plans for a North Sea hav-
aiid plans 101 [British-American jointt
offensive operation were submitted on
July 30, 1917. After being approved
by Secretary Daniels, they twere >uh-'
united to tiit ilritish Admiralty by Ari
iiiiral lieniy T. Mayo, on his visit to‘
Europe duiing August and September,l
1917. were accepted in modified tormt
by the lliitish authorities, and the do
i ltt)l‘lll!lii) tor >t‘lyltt
The im- l
naviomv summon
warms PARISIIION ERS
i know the Sun
day .‘t'lit oi Will prosper tilldt'l' .‘.li.
Tilly's management it the men and
women of the congregation look upon
it as a chance to "carry on” the great
work now naticnally recognized. of
moi-ale or the boyg iii the army worth
so much little and money. IltP>v who
at home are aiding the children in get.
ting the right >llll‘illl'dl start are doing
the patriotic as Well its. the I't'llKlUUx‘
classes for men and
maintained. l‘iidcr Mr.
leadership they ought this Hunt to
reach high t atel‘ mark. 1 wish here
to express my own obligation to the
inspiraticn of these classe‘t, and much
of the work I have lit-en able it) do in
the camp with the tut-rt in their ap:
proach to the Book of Books is due to
Jacobs" able
.p...
--.. ._ V
native. a'o- citen tom the MM .f
the Y. M. t‘. A. to teach. This is b:-
an only. lioni the War Iiepartme'i',
camp .tlone vc have 1.70" illi:t-i;'t.-
and hate t teaiiized a school tor illt‘lll.,
They are under our oi tiers eight linill!'>
iii the lay and tilt largest budding iii
the camp has been given to us tor the
work. Each secretary has to teach lot
the prol'essoi of history and economics
in Princeton University, while llit“
principal ot the echool l: the head ot"
the psychology department of the-l‘m-l
vet-sity of Alabama. A jndge ot the.
mention them to show the type oil
men that are in this Work. it is at
long task ahead of us, for the Govern-l
ment has made a ruling that no man is'
to be demobilized while illiterate. l
have a class: of twenty-five. internu-
tionalsl call them. for they come from
every country in southern Europe.
ev en Persian and Austrian representa-
PAOI m
Howrah-t.
- m ”5-” . | ' y», .l , . and is significant in that it 15 the first ‘
$233?“ AfigoOVERCOATS :at‘t‘ iii i‘t‘lt‘t‘ul. and lllt‘ “l“ ll l" '_ l LAID BY AMERILA58 m. P“. 0“) time the ' X" has been recognized in ‘ , .
' ‘ thatwinntwell, iiiau llll“ between t It'a't‘it“ l""y *“ ' (Go-gnu“ an) army tidcz. It man.- the great- lautrances ttit Matti El. l-‘uiriield Ave. Cannon Ste
“the" m ”vi?” and the Argonne is ut tlttllfll A". (t‘ontiuuto‘ Fiom First Pare; M cst work evet taken up by us in tin.- ’
-_==_::_. '
PR!UBS t'lit”ll\ lit'th‘t‘ll tht‘ lll‘t‘i‘l‘lll hm” solution. N0 mine ”‘9" existing “D‘l “Willing l"':‘"_"‘.nd villi-flirt?” ioiitd. it lsa school as large as Princeton L'lll' ‘
WW, {“6 mel lM—‘Rleti to be satisfactory for the pup! ('iiiZ' llnlllp .“l‘l‘ :i Sailrcflit'tiid’l'tiiiltl'd tveraity and they are there t‘VPI') 021).,
l E It \“yontv,” \‘I ”fl "8 _ is ,, pose. and charts Wt-l‘t‘ concentrate-don arse iii the coming .' . A!“ 1““ i us the sergeants aw to that. The head
: ‘ - " "‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " ' ‘ the evolution of a. new type. butcs ““113 "‘"Nd‘!" "9 l “U ' of our educational work is in. Hallo
Why?
. . ~ . . . - ‘ ' ' s‘hool , .
. . . . . Page Men submitted to Admiral Ben- ”Hill: ("4 ha“ “I H” humid“ (. ' (.‘ircuit court of Jersey. the heatlot the' ’ . . . . . . .l . y' . i -'
Joseph DEVIS whim». :mm llt't‘stlt‘ll. King l‘l'lt'tl- so“, mm 0, Nam] (,WHHUM ()nl mmds; ,. is an oppo:lunity llor yo: “New “MUM" m Nebraska my} \\ h} should anybody .iti t.i m in; (hitstinas
. 'ticli Atitittst has accepted the rc- June 21. 1917, the development of a. 10 d” “'“rk 0' inwrml‘ ona m u.“ if." versity, two lawyers and thret tiiiiiis-I ii 15 how?
i 85 Washington Street sigiiatiou of th:- l’reniier and Min- “it“? llet'uliat‘lr adapted for use, eternal vaiuein the-tktnfiggnlg‘fl‘ 11:13:}: tors are among ”1,. leach?” “H.393 - f: .
South Norwalk lslt'l‘til' Finance. it is said. “all“ “mam“ “'35 “““WNW-i ‘ “mm" “Uh women will be are a“ l “1“” “"9 i“ “amt “"0 ‘l bot iiicrcly' lit-course i“ 4 \\til‘llllit‘ and the has
:ionnl govcriniicnt asks us to.
But becausc it is to our own personal advantage.
If we choose now, \vc choose from all the stock
if cut-h stot'c.
Developing Done in“ its right flank so tlitit it {act's tails of tilt joipt operation worked ”I“ limits“ “Vivid“: "Oizieii‘iiirnfiixdhiiii: tives being there. It is mp month... ‘ Ii \\'t_‘ choose “0“" “'0 {li‘t' \Hl‘: “f finding- the lilUSt'
Printing of the Belt least. it h.” wan...“ “mg,- mp] lilo out. tpon Adlull-al Mayo‘s ietum the the (ms-pol of Jet on , g ‘cinatlng work, for they a” all M _
Kodaks. Batman's
‘ Fred H. Ponty
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk. Conn.
GERMANY ASKS THE
ALLIES T0 NAME AR-
MISTICE TERMS SOON ;
- HIGH ENEMY OFFIC-
IAIS RESIGN
(Continued From First Page)
"r—‘A- .
hectos in Italy. It would appear
that the. Allictl forces tltct'c llith‘
not liccti iiblc to move illlt‘ittl cx-
ltitiisc-Mztrlc road. driving thc til"
1iiiy'bcl'oit'ii. . _ .
f (it'llt'l'iil llelti-itty‘ now l\ in pow-
illtlll to push t‘a'ttit'ly tilting lll.‘ till—
'pt-r tlisc Valley toward IIiI‘attll
littitl Vervius through it lcvcl coliti—
’tt'v devoid of streams, 'l‘lit' firnt
i‘t'istill til. his progress is to ltil't't'
'llic ciictity' oppming' the Tenth tttitl
ll-‘ilth It‘rcnch armies, exhausted l-y'
l
,:i backward movement which is
eventually bottttd to extend to ill”
‘l'roht before ltcthcl. This will open
’to the l“til|l‘lli Army it. (loitb‘c pas-
‘.;’_.,. ot‘ the .\isnt- and .\l‘tit‘il‘.i".\
. titttil.
'l'lit- li|l|ltll'lilllt‘t‘ thc encniv 'tl
tat-lied to stopping this prourcv. tip
the tlisc may be gathered from the
ti'rultlcss cottiitct'»;itlticks, to beam,
Bureau of Ordnance was directed by
Secretary Daniels to proceed with the
procurciiieul of necessary mines.
To obtain the new mine in large
quantities and to preserve due seeiccy
regarding its characteristics required
a radical departure from usual manu-
facturing methods. The expedient was
adopted or dividing the "fine into its
many elements anti having these t‘lt-
iitcuts iiiaiiut‘actured iii ditt'crt-ut com-
mercial plants and then assembled in
finished mines in a great minc depot.
The. method of manufacture was a
rather hazardous undertaking. but
Rear Admiral l-Iarlc, t‘hlef of the tin:
ieau oi Ordnancc, accepted the risk
and pushed the work to the utmost.
The result has fully justified the
means adoptttl. as fully a year‘s time
was saved and the Illlllt‘s whcu asseup
bled and listed under scrvict- toiidi
ttoiis llillt'itttllt'tl ii‘» designed.
Rear Admiral Strauss was selected
't-ieiitly‘ that
,
there an approach to the human bro
tlicrly side of the lli\ine Man. 'I‘lioso
arudie: will always remain its :in in
spit-lug memory in my own spiritual
life.
The \‘\‘otunn's tisstit'lailOIL i do not
doubt. will take up the opportunity the
days (tilt-r. it has always been trut-
iillli now especially that Illt' women
meet the it"r’l of trying days in com-
munity and national life. until cannot
impress upon you no: on myself sutll»
tlh- muse oi the natiiit
and tho cutie ot in if.» ltingdoiii, in llll‘
world were itcvcr so nearly thn- same
as :it this [it'l‘rt‘lll tiiuc. What is dom-
ltir one is tittii- for the other. Oili
('t’l's \\'ill lti|\t’ lit >:It‘l‘ll'lt‘|- llfllt‘ :tlltl
conycniciice tt accomplish. btit 1 know
that will be tlttilt- 'I‘ht' wtiiltcli ol‘ the
South .\‘orw:ilk t‘nncrcgutionul church
have llt'\t'l litilt d and they will not
now.
To the yttine purple l .‘l‘llll glow!
‘from a t‘hristmas festival.
eager to learn as they understand that
their chances of going across depend
on their ability to say "i can read, etc "
in good L'npiie‘li. The other day I ilfill'
ed them, tacit one. to tell me one ob-
ject in tiit rooin~ this, of course. to
help them in conversational English.
The last one in the class. a little ltalt
ian. was puzzled. tor till the Ub\l(ili.~
things were used up beiorc his time
came. Finally he cspicd a little liestic
paper bell, hanging up near the rain-rm
liis eye~
lit up and in the explosive fashion of
his people, when excited. lie laii'ly
shouted out "Libcity Bond." He had
evidently hf‘t'II tiic emblem iii connec-
tion with the pending drive and said
what he had learned. I laughed, bttt
said to myself, “You spcttk better
than you ltnovv. my black-cycd frictii.
It is at liberty bond or it can never be
a liberty bcll." We are iciti'ninc tit.»
There can b':
tcccpttiblc thing.
If we choose now. we shop in comfort and avoid
.llC “lust-minute burr" and tliscoiiil'ort”. a
ti
'l'licrc will be reduced facilities for both selling
ind delivering Christmas gifts this season. Men are
Scarce. l
'Mlid \vc liclpoursclvcs and everybody clsc.
There will be shorter litlsiiicss-ltotii‘s.‘ 'l‘hc gov—
3rmncnt is determined to save coal and light. i
You know Christmas was almost wiped off the
:‘ttlcudur this _v ‘ill'. If we don't all do our share to
ziop it from interfering with the carrying,r on of the
war. ’tis quite likely to be :tlmlislicd next ycor!
' - ‘ - - . , .. . . . - .' .‘ . . - lesson here in America. . . _ .
cepl. by dint oi terrific ctiot‘t and ,3“, ”I“, the th-rurnts Wctpmm us coiiiiii.it.dci ot the mine intro and ”'3‘ I‘ll“ 'l“-‘ “l,“ llll:1lxl1filll[lllt:‘(l':ii\ no music unless there first is inou.-v Beginning 110W, ChOUSC at least one glft each
a I . ‘ . . . . . . )\.| 1. tt't . z r _ i ~ .‘
. . , - . .. ».. - . . . ~ - . sa‘led m .\ uti. I918. fillmved iv the “" " ‘ ‘ . '~ . . ~ " s2 - '.~ ' ' ' '
”law” “1"“ 1"“; l.‘ "‘"'?',‘,l",“ lltl'c\\ m ihrcc trash tlt‘N'm‘ uii‘tic piano-It. ttnttti cotton litiikn‘tii “t"t'tit ”tr “ltw 1 “W'- Witch ,‘,“"‘+;,‘,”, "23“,: *;§L”‘§m“,',‘,’,‘(“r‘;‘,. ”‘5‘“, tveek~tt Will make all your holiday shopping doubly
‘ A I ‘ I |_ t ' ' I . ‘I V . \ . 1.‘ .i \ n J .
M l e that ”H l’ ”N.“ “I l.‘ \\ll|"lt. ltoucvt't'. \t’t'l't‘ ltlI‘WkHl in Mav, 'vc‘sskéls 0f the l'orcc reaching “H "w“ "M" hmin' "ml mu" “A“ m.” wiltbout l'tiit’ rt libt-rtv bond first ‘ ‘n.O able
'vclop into it t'ecotiiittlsstint-c Ill out the bat-scs on “m "6 last 9mm, ”m, no furlough granted. ’iltc church must n illion ii iii ‘m and ‘thcn ., libcrt‘ ' J y '
, .. . ‘U ,_ -.- ,‘ . ~ -‘ :.- r‘ t .‘ _‘,£ V, -, i an t" t ..
ion c, iiisttiitl oi ti ital ollt mitt. lti\'lltl\' (M 3,...tptmqml mm. many m”... (,1 “In“... In,” bw” llmlliitiili. run a. tit. tlll-llll-llllllly and bell and mm ”w mm“ of which
(lcltcriil Allciilit 's fort-cs itt ‘ A - .i 1.“ .. planted and the .tiiicrican miuc iay- ”‘9 "”“mrl' or "l5“ ““ “w “Skim" 0‘” .ii‘ . to ten it»: of the poor anti
, ' - ' . l.litll‘lltlttl'll resigned 11‘ ' "‘l . , ’. . , - , i litl\‘> to sacrifice ttit-tiiselvcs tor sonic ‘ll ‘0 l ' l n ’ .
J alcsttnc have occupied Aleppo ltt‘ctttlst‘ era, working in tonjuncticn and tltlrt‘ - mp silver and gold or the l'lt‘ll it bell
and appear to httvc virtually coni-
plctctl the tlcstrtictiou of Turkish
power in Syria. The \\;t_\' now is
open for it junction between the
army of Allciiby iilltl Illt' ont- mov—
ing tip the Tigris.
Ii()Nl)(li\ Ht'l. L’t‘ip—lil'llldl
tt'oips Sunday repulsed it deter-
lllL'lt'tl ticrnmn effort to drive them
Qlilll‘lt‘l'lllitsll'l'<(it‘llt'l'ill
ilic military titttlioritics wcrc plaic-
‘t-tl ttutlcr civilian control. 'l‘hc l't‘lll‘-
iii-,1 g‘cucl'itl. an Exchange 'l‘t'lc
griips dispatch from t‘opctilittgt‘tt
adds. has returned to tit-cut llctid-l
ltpiurtcrs to take leave of lllt‘.Al‘lIl_\"
voii IIllltlt‘lh:
and Field Marshal
burg. who remains il\ ('litcl oi the
lAl'iIl)’.
cooperation \\ 1th the British, Ilit\t'
llliltlt‘ it last arott iiiipractlcithlc lot cti~
t'lll)’ stibiiittiincs.
FROM ROADIIOL'SE, .
FIRE ON SOLDIERS
(Continued from First Patrol
.Tllt,‘ law provides for a
maximum
thing which we \H‘lll to hold of little
ol the t‘ongrc
South Norwailt
tlu-iiiscltcs good
value. t‘etuptiny i
(rational rt-gtiiit-nt ct
ritrl' going to provo
l soldiers.
, I confess: to n :t‘ciit longing to step
i into tlit» ‘t‘l‘tlt't‘s Milli“ Sunday morn
ing and bear out or Mr, .lucohs' iii~
spii‘itig sermons and iron Willi you in
icai worship. The cv-iituinnplnt-c priv
”9ch become of tilit'l till Valli“ when
you can no longer enjoy them. May
with [Will so wheat and strong that lib
erty In very fact shall be proclaimed
thioughout the world and to all the
inhabitants thereof. The old libcrty',
hell is voiceless because of it flaw inl
the casting; the world is at war be
cause of a fault in the reasoning »
the time has come to remedy both. A
liberty hell that is a bond of liberty ,-
a liberty bond that is it sweet-sound
in: hell. The Italian was right.
More pretty -
needlework.
“'"u l”“”“”'”- "'“H' ”l. \illl‘m', w~»--~~——~‘ -~—-—~ - penalty of 20 ycitrs' iitiprlsoiimcnt ior‘ “ml-5 hm...“ M. ,m Wu ttll m. w,“ Our religious deitat‘tltttt‘nt lll‘Psl‘ll' Rt-citlp llmsp lm'plv' lift'lttllit‘tfi of silk err-pp in (mm
5' '- t ‘i‘ b a t‘. lt '« rL t-r. n.- -ont' 1x] * t 1 r' .5, . R, ' . ' . conntit thest things titit ate a 'ini! ' , . ,
t it)! its It tl(l 1t \lll llill,_' l “‘I)EAI) MAN" PROVES It so a ( it t( of hose l in Lu maintain ills Mimi and lll work at place for the “Mm anti enlightenment and llllit‘. {t “,1 (if “mm. (lflllily itl‘llt‘lt‘o‘ 1” b0 t‘lllln‘OI-
ports totlziy'.
killed itt slrcct lighting.r iii the vil-
lure.
(in the borders of tire Mot‘inttl
Matty tict'tuatis ucrct
TO BE LIV ELY CORPSE
.————-_——
! (Continued from First Page.)
l I.it"lll.
Among the prisoners
men in unilorni.
Fire at Soldiers.
IItimlill urrivcd with his tlt“
tut-hincnt whilu the inmates were fir~
were several,
the home liiliit‘.
There is so tntich to tell about the
work here that i do not know where.
to Ih'L'lll and I am afraid i won't know
“ht-rt- to stop. I will have tlu- iltl\'iilll~
or the boys as part of the work wc
are here to do, but that we are not
neglecting the regular work may be
made nuinifcst by the fact that fillif‘l‘
:lcrcrl.
And what a plcnsiu;r bit of rcmcinbrauce comes
Ifiorest, south ol- \vhlcticicuucs. and Mr. Gregor Denies Being Dead. “1,, upon ”w ”dorm "mm"... and “2,. m- “m “(,me how many an to August 1 “‘0 have had 52.678 men in Willi llif‘ trill “'lllt'll has l)t‘t‘ll t‘llllil'ttltlt‘l't‘d l)}' the lilt-
north of thc Raisin-s li‘orcst. iiortlil The “ct-idem looks like ,. tony «.tt Watch and Ward tlgcnis, who had slid-p while 1 gm. my must”... and our relilgous meetings Mild I‘lhil‘ltlhil: {r ,Q ”9 lllt‘ "it‘t‘l"
of Vtilciit-ictiiies, the British hm ous one. its both tut-n worn l't'lltlt".‘tl taken covti behind tlllltillliilllltm and tltn-l'o will be no embarrassment to addition to that '“9 have "N 1. .. .,(‘l.. ( ' L 4'
uncousciona and were bleeding pro» trees. I’It' demanded, in-tiic name of tho,” .4;th h ls by m, "mum a. classes aggregating 7-00“ 1“ “m’mtlm‘
improved their positions slightly.
The statement reads:
“A dcicrttiiiicd cotiiitt-t-».-itt.-it-k'
was made yesterday on l“illlli‘ll’.\'
and was rcpulsctl after strcct
fighting in which muny' ol' the cue-
my were killed.
”th' have improved our posi-
tions sli'htvl on the borders of the Smith, while still unconsoltiiis, VMH The inmates, who had gone upstairs, lzing human“. mm,“ "Wm um“ You people have always been so
' ' ' ' i < a ntlln to needs hcrc
Mormal Forest and north of the breathing. and when the two were refused ‘0 Come out. .pmner military MPalel‘rt mind to: Kent‘t‘ous n mm 8
ltaismcs Forest."
ftiscly from utittict'ou: cuts. lititry
4 call \\'il\’ :‘cnt i'rcttt lZl-.‘ I'I‘bllit‘ll‘ c of ii
‘ rived in record time.
' During all this tini . Mctlrcgor .-l.t-w
t-d no signs of life, illll believing him
dead some t‘llltl'llitlllt' person covered
ltl'.~ face with ti handkc chief.
' placed in the dominance first aid was
the President of the l'nitcd
that all In the house surrender.
Slitlt'i,
'i‘ht-
ll. hum, who lives near by to the Not ,rcsponsc was another volley from the
walk hospital and the anibuiante ni- roadlttutec Windows.
I Ordering his nit-it to surround the
house, Liout. Hamlin went to a win-
dow, sumslied the blinds off and
hi‘Okl.‘ the glass. Pushing his revolver
into the room he rcpcatcd his demand.
The soldiers then rushed the house,
lccpy message at least to "W. Front
I‘ltl‘llt‘.~l morning until late at night h
l.\ the same stcry .J helping the boy's
tliitl tiieiiisclvce. Since I last sziw you
the work has called its all into etl‘ilttgc
lines of activity. For a titnc here we
were remit-attuned its n stuff to help
take (‘lllirKP'Ol 2.500 nelzmcs who had
been recruited and needed it harmon-
tukcn to enroll them. Those were the
and averaging live classes a day for
the entire pcriod. We have given away
11.387 Tostamcnte, besides otherilter
attire: have had 563 (‘hristian (leci-
alons. and have made 8,358 \‘lsils on
the sick and prisoners. i realize that
statistics are dead and I quote them
only to Indicate somewhat of the Hope
of our activltlee.
that I Minot-t hesitate to mention any
Little dresses for girls. \vliitc or unique and
quaint. affairs with white waist and colored skirt.
For liomckccpcrs, stamped centers and scat‘l’s
and pillows. 0f good durable texture. pure white,
to be done iti 'crofis-stitcli and lazy daisy patterns
—5tlc l
Turkish towels of good size and absorbent quali-
' _ . . . , . . ' ' ‘k - . ‘t -)' i
, t t a {t . . v , naturally gltcn him tin-ll emphatic tie. sttmslnniz in the trout door. l‘licy plantation negrocs of southern Ala-.1111d Hi» i" 3 “PM? ”“3 13 our “0' lt’. 'illl'flt'llfi‘ll' Sl'llll it‘d d] tilltl up“)
“ l'lIl 11”” A ”I‘ll“ AX I‘Oli‘i mantis from ”H. _.um....~...l do,” roan went through the rooms. covering barns and were as primnl' and ignorant together. One ”‘an “'3 “9"“ for "l" ' ' l ' ‘ t 1 q l ‘
CES NOR'I‘IHVICS'I‘ ()lt‘ YERDUN.
Oct. 28, 3 p. m. tl’-_v 'l‘litfiAasocititctl
I’resa).—Amcricttu long
rungc
3 for some share of the attention con-
vinced the attendant that he was a
long Wil)‘.‘- from a dead one.
inch and women with t‘t-Ytihors. l-Ivi-
dently frightened by this quick 'uciitin.l
the inmates made no further resist!
ance.
as they could well be. We had to go
down to them and stay on their cout-
patty streets front a rcveille until taps,
educational work especially for my
“internationals" is picture books. We
need a lot of discarded children's pic-
I-Iut-k towels of attractive Sltllllp’WI designs,
sizes for guest room and for family acrylic—39c
Soldiers Regulate Traffic. listening to their stories and cheer-Ina
' ‘ ‘ ' bookie. tht morc‘ hi hly colored _
guns this :itlt-riioon lit-gnu itriiigj thre L R [U 700 - '
on Iimigttyoti.
The town of lattigtiy't’ui is ttvcli-
ty-thrcc miles northeast of Verdun.
‘I‘hc Atiicrican long range lire also
is bcitig dircctetl against the vital
Vole dc liocndc. on the railway
line paralleling the front. The
Germans are tit‘iit'litllllfl on this
road to shift their troops and sup-
Mics front one point to another.
LONDON, tit-t. 28. 1:15 p. tii.——-
The British advancing in Mesopo-
tamia ltavc cut thc road from
Sliccrghct to Mosul. one of the
principal Turkish lines of commu-
nication. This probably will forcc
the Turks to fall back on Mosul.
PARIS, Oct. 28.~-tlravc troubles
have broken out at Budapest tisthc
result of the appointment of (‘outtt
Juliua Andrassy, who is suspected
of (lcrmanopliilc tendencies. to be'
t
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l by.
l
t
In the meantime it long string of
cars began to asctnblc on bollt sidcs of
the wrecked car. which was tlllt't'lly
across the roadway on the broad Hate
rotidtluit is the trunk line between
.\'orwak and ”tummy. and soon l)\’--t'
one hundred cars were waithii'. to get
and uho crowding up as near (131
possible to nee what had happened.
William Reed and Albert llarncv,
two soldier boys who ".vcrw honit‘ "rt -n
(‘aiup Devens for n ttlrluuu‘v. and whoI
live very neiir the scene of the ttt't‘lw.
d'ent. assumed cmii'iictri cf the allow,l
lion and 'soon had ‘i‘iflic. regulated in‘
splendid style, which ups ti credit to
their military trainin'z. The men were.
discharged front the Noi‘waht hospital}
this morning. and while stiff and tore.
are able to get about. but the Ford is
a wreck.
HONOR MEDAL FOR ROOSEVELT
TOKIO, Oct. 28.—-Vt'itli the approv-
al of the emperor, the Japanebe 'Bcd
Cross has awarded Colonel Theodore
AustroHungarian Foreign minis-l“0059"”t '4 medal of honor. '
tar, says a Zurich dispatch to the
Matin.Acommittee of workmen
and soldiers has been formed to
Tcpi'cscttt the extremist party in
pending events. ’
‘ lVi'l‘H THE FRENCH 'ARMIES
.llt FRANCE, Oct. 28 (Renter’s)
.‘--~(lcneral Debency‘s army has
___. l
PARIS, Oct. 28.—Members of the
Belgian Cabinet whose presence is
necessary in the monauered terriv
tory of Belgium will leave Havre
this week. according .to a dispatch to
the Petit Journal. l
Try a Sentinel Wait Au.
Rev. J. Frank Chase,
president of the Watch and Ward So-
ciety, who furnlslwd the information
upon which the 1iltl was made. said
last night that it was the first of a se-
ries to he conducted until every house
of the sort in New England was closed.
llllll
“Mitt If tout "
units in Mill
Take Tablespoonful of Salt: It Back
Hurt: or .Bladder Bothers
We are a nation of meat cater-c and
out-blood it»: filled with uric acid. says
a well'knovvn authority.
kidney tmuhle.
'l‘hc kidneys do their utmost in free.
the blood of this irritatinz acid. but
become weak from the overwork:
they get sluzziah: the ellmlnativc tis-
sues clog and thus the waste is
tained in the blood to poison the en
tire system. ‘
When your kidneys ache and feel
like lumps of lead. and you have
slinging pains in the back or. the ur-
ine is cloudy. full of Sediment, or the
bladder is irritable, obllnlmz you to
seek relief during the night: when
you have severe headaches. nervous
and dizzv spells, sleeplessnens. th
stomach or rheumatism in bad ire:-
nl' Ilnatnn,‘
who \varnu'
.us to bc conatantly on guard against.
rc- =
them up. l’oor fellows. they were u
dlsconsolatc lot. They knew nothing
about tltc cause of their being there
:and never expected to get back to
ithelr folks again. We were requisit'
lioncd to do some iiiiracuious tliings,l
. for their faith in the white boss Wasi
l prodigiotrt. One came to me to “Thai
. it lettcr to his "maniy." Said he didn't
know where she lived save. that it was 9111}. woman Rmnd'
”down in Alabamf" said ltc did nntl Lydia E. Pinkh‘ufs V830-
hble Compound-Her
l know her name: "Seem like she done;
i change her name ‘ev'ry time 'she'
: Personal Experience.
I ._.._._.__
write." but he was sure he wanted lllt‘i
to write to her. I asked him what i
should tell her. “Boss, you jc‘s‘ tell:
, l'tti don got berth." he said and ambled McLean. Neb.-—“I want tit-recom-
off with perfect faith that i would domend Lydi- E Pinkhfln‘s Vent-table
it. These black fellows matte splendid Comvotmd to 8“
soldiers and when they have their uni-i llllllmllwllm women Who “If"
V. Aft
forms make the best appearance in it“ any functional
the camp, We have 8,000 of them novvl disturbance, 88 It
and have two “Y" buildings for them.1 buddohne mellmoge
manned by" colored secretaries. it is‘ ocwr'smmgdiclitioe
one of the inspirations of my life to! . '
talk at one of their religious services.
They are always held outdoors for my l
have a fine ealthy
babyflfirl and have
: building would hm them. Twenty-live‘ gain in health and
I hundred at one service iii not at all on « strength. My bus-
' common. and the singong of that many ‘ ind I both
. incntled by one of their number iii al . praise your med-
thing never to be forgotten. There lal ' tcinetonllsnfl‘ering
. something infinitely pathetic to me in; women"—-Mn. JOHN Item, R-
. the idea of their going to tight for thisl N0- 1. ”CLO“. Nlbl'llkl
:country which has done so little (or! Thll famous rootand herb remedy,
tthem. but they are willsnr. to go and Lydia E. Pluklmn'l Vegetable Corn-
'moreover._tiavo the rooted idea thntlpmahu bout restoring men of
5 when they get orer there In strength,A tobealth («more than forty
A lilllt‘ liil) lttt‘ Iiillyy. Pink til“ ””0. 1“?”in
{lillllllt‘tlrfijip .
Tllll‘tI lit-Hr,
Homey rugs
for bedroom.
Old-fashioned and serviceable and a real com‘
:'« rt in bcdrooni:——chintz rugs.
Wovcu from bright clear clcan cotton rags.
Bluc and purple and green and gray iii thcii' gent.
Bl‘tlI effect—and with little guy cliiutz cifect too! i
"* Fine to have spread bCSlth bed and avert nccd of
stepping upon the polished (but cold) floor!
5 24 by 48 iii—$2 27 by 54 in—$2.25
30 by 60 iii-$3 36 by 72 iii—$3.75
EXTRA—A few hit-(W—lt‘liss rag rugs. heavy
eight, 30 by 60 inches—-
lb wilinoed the he! i b l infill”! mm
or loo 1‘ on ring-m I In
llh
, or. not from your pharmacint aboutl in; l.“ war to an end. 1‘" SUN” “'5. as“. tn. in-
;four ounces of, Jud Salts: take a tr'
by Third floov
ThelligliCostottilm
WWII-tedtoymtum
Ruthenium
«mummmm
km
in
m
,bleapoonl’nt in it glass of water baton
,breaktaitt each morning and in a few
idly-s your kidneys will not me. 11!!!
,hmm cult: to unite from the acid at
tithe-lulu“ is: mlalmullm nah:
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you. non-tuned "m “H its I“
:domd Haley-Jo
g:hut:a1&unhonom
Hall-I'm
an» i
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gumbo-«union
tdontolohttnto
lea-butt." tut
l'
lburdueottbeb‘kndennytn‘ou
1! their meeting; “I tell you. tron.
when we amen get over there four!n
lhwhfioflu-nd:
“it.
Norwalk Chronicler