The Sunday scllm'i .H .ild ('1 the-
East Ah‘uuoli if out .1 \tél‘l l.hili‘ll$
regular monthi) .xe—pi. ll .it h :iyurc‘.
file evening. , «‘-
T'hc Women's Auxhiai‘y ll t‘hris‘i
church Will have
noon with Mr. insult 1,. Flair: u: her
home on 0.:boin ave-nu -
/ Jim‘s Ethel i" Mtiirill. ot‘ Biddle-
horo. Muss. )4 visiting tor :4, ten: days
with her brother. ii B Aloii‘lll‘. ot
Van Zandt .~t cci. . .
Sunder}
. Il'r‘tlliid .i' the thug-t
r loin: «continued tor
Stall-iii; ll- \‘
htt~ \‘ll: .
chir- l. me
some iluit‘ ._
A llillilul')' lt'gisimfiwig«until-£3
mo'ii' \eliivlc inwrnioi'~ licensi'be
lingin: to Horn} hath-tin ol' Ville
Slim". Ville ioutrt by Atioriuy‘ . 0.
th.-.u;, uho 1- tinted ills-m t. their
(“Hit 1'
in
Private William t' 'i’hluupmmfi‘ll.
(3.. Rbcrtk l“u1d.‘.\tliitit<u>. who re»
cently tclovcicd tt‘oiil ll severe attack
“of piteiutiotui. i~ >1 ndim: :i l'» (l.‘.}\"
furlough “21h l‘ .~ “silt. .\il~' H. B.
“with. tITw‘i'uii Zziiidt ’r‘lt'l‘t
Bethe] {t'iltttiixg‘lio culled Szi'ul‘dav
at the lltllll"
E. Wilson. in liunt Ntll‘l\‘llll£;;fixllnti
that Mr Wilmn on so {or nullified
i from an ‘rtlldlli’ oi illllllt'lllti, that. he
not \tell cnounh to ori-tipi' his-pulpit
yesterday -~»lhiu“urt' News.
The tumult-h if \" Acne {lilillii’nl
Chit-l i‘uui‘c‘i “ill towel in the liltin-
day whol ll'lllllt‘ ol' inc court ti inure;
.._._ . -. t
i store. at wliith time trackuewntzl
. smokes. and gootlics were pac‘netigioi
."l. will he sent in the following.- men t l-
f'u dart
'°, ContpCuuter. Great Lakes Training
in. Fort Strong. liostcn Harbor. Mass-H
on East Washinciru sliee'. has been!
~ made the headquarters tor the than
for records of the *ni'lit‘w, which is,
Mng- held lllis‘wcck. i‘I'wr)‘ pornonI
’ it! suited to go over their list oi reoordc
and to give as many or then import l
Alibi? to‘the solicitors \‘.llt) will Will 31‘
7 their. house or ltt’lrat‘l- ll‘t‘ili aj .\fr.‘
Donne's store. . '
‘l o
l
—I—m~ .- m-fi' \:
0WAYTON .
III-I-N‘HI‘IIV II'IIIIIIl-IF"IIIII
\
Mun, ~r.‘--\V’y".‘
Dr. John Feller, of Brooklyn, .‘ew
York. spent the week-end here.
Mr. McGraw and family. who have
g been summcrine at Tokenelte. have“
gone to New York city. .
Illr. and .\ll‘l~‘. Albert Bloodtzood. and
Boll, Roy. have moved from Perth
Amboy. N. .l., to Rowayton. ' ’
James Stewart. one of file well-
' known residents of Belle island. has
. Mumed to New York for the Min-
‘ ier.
Frank H. Traondl)‘ and Charles
Schenck. of New i‘nrlf. have been
. visiting at the Rowayton green llou3-'
M
,
Charles’ Barker. superintendent of
the Tokeneke Corporation has enlisted
in the construction engineeringr corps.
d the Youn: Men's Christian Assoc!»
tlo. and experts shortly to be sent to
France. ‘ .
Before leavinz tor Fort Monroe.
last Wednesday, Russell A. Hall. of
Logan street, was presented with a
handsome comfort kit and a service
wrist Watch by his fellow employ'es 0t
Mia's Engineering Company.
GERMAN PRESS BUREAU DIS-'
' SOLVED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-——’l‘lte ‘4
- ~ it at German General Headq
' . bu been dissolved. accordin 10‘
olclal dispatch today trotn rarit-
- .. The dispatch any: cones of
Berlin newspapers declared ”the
m was responsible tor apt-em;
an. Ion regardiax the military bo'i
V. d the Central Empires.
"ovum mum TO auxin}?
moron
on 'l‘h ursda 3' do er—‘
e \ rillllfi» serv-
row itching and :ujoy a Hillt‘. ‘gn
social “ilil'll hm be 1:!) iil'I'lJi" l by in. , '
melllllt’l'5 l‘mi; ir't of i‘ii.~ a. it",
them will he no inviting n; .‘he 13w d
this week.
Earl \‘orwud; 21% aw". _
l'qult“.~lt>d lt- nit‘. t uuiit'tt. l“.
‘Chdl'ilt' t'i :iiv Ntllw. iii; llrtl. :‘l .l "
Ind subscribe a» aw. i .l‘ in i'.;; ‘
possible accotlliiic ’. til. ‘ ii .~
‘ list of contributor his lit'r-ll 1m. .t
ll. P. “unites woo iv! = all s;:‘..
Icripiions will‘lu 1m :1}... ut-tf- 'v
. Oct. 20.-—8eaator John“. .
M14.
9 g . v.
‘ and sunda, ’ .
I Mr». M ant JililnFt'ili and dough
= ic:. Hele . iisitcd “'llll l'ileiitlr in .\ur
\Aiilh. Sunday.
1
t -—-—*—""---
l
1 Lewis Blown ha.- bten seriously ill 1|“. ‘rx‘ihtx‘(),liullgariuns
._...__—.
Harry luuooi-c of New York
_ \‘iriled with triends in town saturdayi
"otters.
TUBE!) BY THE AL-
LIES 1N THEIR AD-
VANCE ACROSS THE
PIAVE RIVER TODAY
(Coulinlltd From first Pate)
The ilaliau. British and
French seriously threaten the till»
portaut railroad point of t‘oucg-
liiaiiu and ()di-rzo and two of the
‘illrcc railway illlt’N supporting
llll
llilw pist ace}; with pncuitltnia =al the Piano from.
ill-2mi- ol hi~ iiio'liei. Mr» Miller, Sum
. our street.
1 Mr. and Mrs Emory Terry of South
‘Litiilvltill. l.. l. are fishing wtih Mls
l .‘l 'i‘. Salllldl‘l’r.
Miss Veronica
no: home in lturtis avenue.
- m A , d I
won‘t; iii Brennan's grocery store to
do}. alter being oft duty for bt'VH‘a
weeks (‘1) account (it intlucmu.
\
t‘ook came home
ill to ill r work in standard. suflei‘ing
i ugh the Slip. and is now confined lo ( "”-
. Ull the \\c.~.tci'ii front iii Fraiicc.
ri'l'ulli the (lisc to east of tlic
. Mouse, Allin-d pressure continues
. \iitli gains for the French between
the liisc aiui the Serrc. Au iiiti-iisc
at'tilctw duel is ill progress on llic
Ailiericutl front northwest of \'cl'-
While the Allies ilanxtiirowii
ion-cs acrms the i’iave oil a from
('liarlcs .\l. tiriellel lt'llli‘nt‘d to his “f “pm” um.” um...“ the “mop.“
l lighting has been along a stretch
of M‘t‘t‘ll miles bctuceii t‘olicg»
ileum and lldcrzo. where the itali-
Mfi Willi: Cummings ot‘ ”Mimm'y inns and British have advanced
was the, guest ol' her niece. Mrs. G
Herbert Johnson
tit-cl tor several days.
The remains o Bertha Wolff. aged
2x. arrived at the Lawn-lice i‘uut-ra
. more than three llliit‘b. limitingr a
in SUN“ ' Main formidable wedge in the Austrian
llosilitills clot ot‘ illt‘ rivci‘ illltl be—
tween two of their main coiiiiuui—
l cutiou lilit‘x. The Allies lire pith»
l‘i'l’lt’ii's Sziiuidiiy itittl ill" but)“ was in- in lwo miles of both i‘oiiclliiuiio
li'lli’"l in the
S'iii is);
)l: and Mira. (‘ lC. lla1”i ltiotorei
Sunday to New Yuri. where they visit
ml with iii: and Mt.» ll. 1.. White.
,9 llti on Staten island.
Loni: itidhc cemt-Jery, illul llllcl'Zo,
Dr
oi llev. and Mt‘.\_ Hamill Willie is ('unh‘flll‘:Cllif4 at the base hos-
Ii'lle Aliil'll titli’iillei‘
ill lJll' north would tend to i'orcc
the Austrians to UVlll‘llHlt' tlu-
lowlands of tilt; Lower l'iatw.
.llllliil‘t‘llilfi‘ tlic Allied thrush
ill the mountain zone belwt-cil liil
i
l’iaii'c {Hill the “truth were i'ciilts'
for the purpose of ultras-lint: the
All» Edith ll. l‘iiflltlllrl'. Who “a“ llllt‘llliilll ol' the out-my from the
. was able to be -..tvoui the house. ‘hlll ’rw-u visiting with friends ullti rela-
pusl
. . .
‘quth. has returned to the home of
msui l'l-l‘l l‘hcsier torthe
.‘tila‘, Painter on South Avenue.
\I-—————-—d—-.
l
lil‘il‘
~ ‘nool; e‘ Ne“ i‘anztan have live"
on .ccouit' u: llit‘ itilluenxu
"- ~ the influenza l’llllillllii l~ on tin
\n ‘t .- an: lur as N. w tuition:
”nail. Health Dtiiu :-
is l‘Un
!' iiili~ it better for thrill to ho tiplll
W.“ the .riioiai.‘ t‘uil
'i 'lll day to do)
IlanLt’ ot’ the teachers.
-n--—._.‘....-
.l touring car drivcn by Thomas Tot“
iii-i in a stiiashup at the "l-‘latlroit"
building. corner 'Hltlllulltl avenue and
Seminary street. Sunday. The new
,warst of the collision. m. Sininiell
school. lll._ and Corporal Eugene Lex- “8 "WOW" Oul- Willing 0" h" hm"- lluisc and Mario and threaten to
but received no serious injuries. Mr.
[Simmell Was also thrown out, and e».
Michael P. Donne's hardware store} ““9““ injury His car was Sillu‘aitod.‘
and was carried along the roadway {or
about twenty feet.
Mrs. William llurlbutt r< convales-r
ring alter several days illness.
....
David S. (Kiley is
home on Blond street.
quite ill at his
Mrs. George Aibln and son. Ernest.
rf Elm street. Norwalk, haw visited
Upper Parish relatives.
Q
.——-—
Mi". and Mrs. Joli'n P. Fitch o! the
Upper Parish were Sundity visitors
with Redding friends.
Mrfand Mrs. (f. hinti‘ ey Corse en-
tertained several rclati at dinner.
Sunday.
Henry Rowland of Valley rum in
recovering from A severe attack 01
Home. vf— ,
The assessors are receiving the tax
lists of the various property owners in
town yesterday today anti Wednesday
of lhis week at the. town hall.
The Nor-field Thimble club holds its
meeting this week wi‘h Mrs. Freder-
ick Banks ot‘~.\'ortield street on Thurs
day afternoon.
James Chamberlain returned Sun-
day to Brooklyn, N. i'.. after spending
a week with Mr. and Mrs. Hawley
Williams of the Upper Parish. Mrs.
Philips and Mrs. Charles Rubey of Dr-
(liard’street. Nor'walk, have also been
guests at the Williams residence.
Friends here of Mrs. Allen Giflord
who is visiting relatives in California.
with tier aunt. Mrs. George F. Sher‘
wood, of this place, are glad when
that she is convalescing tromjhe ill
ness from which she has been stiller-
ing while more. i
-th--I--n ”
Mrs. Wallace Brown at Gobd~lillL
who has been very ill v'ith pneumonia
l'acnrliw Jamel". as to alto William
van , .m becrcritloally ill
wflh indium. Glance Smith ltho
has undead 1“!!le m
while Frank C. Fitch la covalent-u
from matte. -
till iii curs '
more i'oriiiidiilrle luovcmciit 'ilcrosa
llit‘ i’mvc. 'l‘i'onps and supplies
ill‘l‘ licilitr rushed to."
lrolit and it is cvidcullt' tpirposwl‘l
in current; rumor ”Lil tilt) in ltll'i'i' lllt‘ oli‘cusll‘t‘ to the Ill-
lllilhl.
iii iiilililioll to ”W British. itui-
1»? not w. nor is it liitr‘.) to bo so. pm and l‘il'lil'll ”Hum “In.“d“. talk
in; part ill the lighting. Aim-ril-iiii‘
“Hwy“ li.t.i il'l’iiilixill't'i‘t‘ lill‘lt‘tl l’l lll' ill i't'xi‘filt‘.
’t i‘Jll'VlelP situation, with um. till-‘l,
lill ;3~ ”ll' schools al‘l’ t‘llllt'i'llittl.
,‘l‘lic lightin;r cud lil' lllt‘ i'iuvc ilt‘t‘
ltl'l‘ll \cri horn}, llll' Alistl'iitiis
- strumzliii" bittel‘lv to .ll‘l:\"i t-
he watched N P ' l ‘ ll ”1
by the illt‘tiit‘iul ill-
:‘l‘tu‘lm'. llr. l\‘he»locli. with the its.
fillies i'l'oui ciliiirpiuir tiicil' gains
on ilit‘ t‘itsl littltii.
. Elhi of tho oi... IIlI lilt‘ l“l't‘li|‘ll
front. the army of licuerai ilebcti-
my l‘apltli)‘ is L‘llcll‘t'lillg lilllsc. (ill
Tllv Riot Norwail: 'i‘ohacro l‘umt lllii'. i‘lnlllvi’t’ll by willed Steven». and ”HI mull. ”my “pp in ”m suburbs
met. 13., mum“: at pun"..- liar; .l . u Ford car ilriwn by'itobcrt Slininell ”f
the town and have captured
German first lillt' ll'l'lil'llt‘\ ll?§'lll(‘.\
cut-my luirrzickx and .u hospital
Private Howard S. Anderson. prints of the Simmell car mcolved tlie'l‘hit'ther aoulli the ‘Frcucli are
.iiiarclthig iiorthcastward betwct-u
utttiiauit both poillts‘ by smashing
through the llutidiut: poaitiott.
Since the licgiluiiiu.r of this till-
‘\'itlll‘t‘ between the (line and thc
lh‘crre, chciicy has trained mol‘c
1| than five miles oil ii-frotll of about
isixleclt miles. Aloiu.r the Semi
the enemy cvidciiliv ('tllltlllllt‘R to
withdraw toward It itl‘lc as the.
ilt‘reuclt War tlflice toys Ffl‘llt‘ll pit.
'lrols are in coltlitct with the lit'l‘r
lllllliti on this sector. Eastwurd
tilting the Aisiie to llll' Argonne,
French pressure is maintained.
German gun‘s begun to bombard
the American lines in the Verdun
region early today. The Attu-ri~
can varlillcry responded.
; Field Marshal liaig report»
‘ouly at'tilli-ry‘und patrol activity
on the from of his armies in lil'l;
‘Jilllll operations are ttlll_\'_tlf a local
. character.
t'muu Michael liarolyi. lluugur’
izut iiidi-pcudcitl leader. has fortit-
ctl an independent tlYitl untidy-
tmstic state in Hungary, aet'ordiuu
to reports front Copenhagen. This
action was taken after Emperor
t'harlt-s had refused to sanction
it. . ' ' ‘
m
“ ‘lillllilli llliili lill088,
'ox-
the
the l’iavc.
'
. 1"” . ,,
THE WAVE. loudly. “ct. 2!.
lily The Amt-laud Pw.;i.-'—1:ht‘
lait lines ot‘tilc Alietrn-liuiuaariau
resistance on {hr central {tttlllltlta -
‘aiong the Plate fiver ticrc brain it
train-V by the llriiisii. French and
lialiali iorccx
Save F ru'd
. War Work For The Weakest Hands.
Pits and Save Lives.
. 0
"hour; hiduday.‘ on is. Jill.-
text of the official statement is
sued til the war ttfiicc loiiiglil
'rcads? . . O
”Tilt? halljlt" t'tllllillllt-‘tl tit‘l‘ct‘iy
during." last night and today. and
is ill the eout'w of full iiet‘clop
iticut. Hit the trout oi the 'i‘a‘l-il‘til
illlil Eighth Armin. ill apiTc oi' the
enemy‘s very lively oppmitiu... wc
maintained i’lill extruded ulll'
bridgehead, North of lllt' ilrtiii'
torrcul we giiiiicd admittance.
"East of lil'iH't' nli l’lippadopolo.
‘lilol circuit wax attacked with ca
treluc violent-L by the Fourteenth
lil’ilidl l‘tti‘pn illltl li)‘ lilt‘ 'l‘t‘illi.
lluliuii (pitta-nod has yielded.
"llur troolu have oroiici:
tiirouuii llll' cucurvs lllit‘s. lilwr.
lilcil scvcrui \illuucs titld I'lllt‘l't‘tl
Sail Lucia di Plate and ,\'u'/.‘/.olu.
They are at lllt' hitters of .‘llllillti
dllo. We hate captured prisoner"
~tutti guns, but llli' number has not '
yet llt‘t‘ll (li‘ti'l'lllilli'tl.
“ill Albania. our
FILLING W'MSK
CBNISTERS WITH—
CfiBBON MADE: F R914
trumps lit':
l'lti.\t‘i_\' pressing llli‘ tilli‘lil) s' l‘l-ill‘ m..plT§:m€§$‘:t‘
guards. (in llli‘ morning oi til-to m
lll‘l' ll, lilt‘)’ L‘lill'i'l‘tl g‘ll‘NNl‘l. 'i'llt‘y
arc iluircliiug oil Hull liioviulni di
- loos his duty!”
Mctiiiui. ’
UTNilUN, tlcl, 12H,»Arli|lir.\
Ilugls and pitll‘ui l'llt'ltlllllt‘l'\ iii-tr:
Illi‘ only ill,‘li\lil\' oll lllt‘ lii'lliblll
7i'roiit during: ilu- night, it'iclll Mur-
s'llztl Huh.r l't‘lltil‘lx ill illx’ (tlilt'iiti
jslitlelill-ilt todu)‘.
« t
i‘ilc hilllt‘lllt'lil l'cuds:
“.ipiit‘t l‘rolu' :ll'llilt‘l'_\' activity
lllllll pitlt'ol‘l-uc illltll‘l'N oil dili't'l'witl
Ellill'ts‘ oil the l'rvwil. lllt‘l'f' i\ nulililttz
Mil \[lt‘t'illl ill‘»'li'\l to report."
equally well supplied.
The Red Cross ta collecting
\li‘\.\..\ Hominy. (li'l. 25'. \‘ill.
Loud-ill. (let. I“. .\ unall liillllt‘ ixl
training on a Iru-u' ot' Horn-much?
imilcs cunt ol lim lll'culil. .‘ti'v'i'l‘lld
Jug: to the ol‘ti‘vid ~tiltc..u'ut today;
ii‘t‘otll Aux-lt'lriitiiidli‘iliii livitdlpuiiv I
ilt‘l‘h'. l
! iiclwcvii llu- lll't'ltlll and ille’
li’luvc, lllilitiii iill..ci\\ were rcptil»
work for the Weakest llanda.
of out abclla will >
mouth (or one manic.
oono tumondoual y lam
following will b! of use:
when. prunes.
i There has llt‘l'ii lighting: through-
ipul tlic dug. the l’iavc.
where it lll'ill\ll thrust as far as;
True and San i’olo iii l’iiivc was
stopped by tlu Austrians after a
break through on it from of from:
one and misc-hall to two ltilics.
illllliL'
buttornuto.
should be taken out if po-tblc.
q—...__ ._. .L ..._. .
i'orlmiituux.“on. 29.——'l‘hc. - =
winced? Not if every American
One million pounds of fruit pits and
nut sheila uo needed etery J2; to
ltoop buy the 7:30 iucn'empluyed at
tho [overnmant plant. at Astoria, New
York. where the Gas Defence Division
at the Army makes charcoal ot‘ n
We lino enough to tiller German
pollen slut and give our soldiers the
boat Ila-aka that can be made. A aeC- ,
and plum. at San li‘rancisco, must be
this
material in a national drive to save
the live: of our soldiers. Every man.
woman and child in the country can
contribute. in coma deuce. ll in war
‘ Two
hundred pooch pita or oven pounds
mks cbnrcoai
individual
uvin‘a may he amalt; when multi-
plled by mutton: of aavora they b»
Cboltlata have found that only the_
pm at
pluma. apricots.
onus. cherries and dutch; shells of
walnut; Bruil nuta. hickory nuts and
Dry the" maloriala be-
” you turn them in; do not mixllnuto can be used. Get the childrcntpnrtr and iurm~ in the allelic to the
0M thin“ with them. Not meatiliuto the Wood ., rimy one of the-mini:
the
Food Administration advlau. as ali'ood t‘flrl-Ht.
bod «innervation measure; but whole] Anyotlv w -
3, wire mo "
N 10 THE mm- :13;
A?” 9‘ .BL...A.Z"’§.2L%im
A ‘H GQS'W
" ‘32?“ \‘.A .. Lu. .
”is. .15.“.- ..: ~
‘ Hos- is ‘lltlplllfl to win the war
liven "pip" hlt‘iiul‘y nitls will make‘ua iiil‘€'- ll_\' iu‘ the women in wrote:
\ on are filling “Intuit
-v; «3 a. nut‘zm l’i,>.:tl.i'(il'yi‘\'.il. charcoal.
'3 lie in”:
n
a
(it‘l‘illllil li‘vdt-riii ("tuittcil has lip-Z -......-._..
proved the bill amending llic im- tors ma pcri'cct condition. which
pi-i'ial coilslilutiou ill the form its had been abandoned through lack can.» because it indicates that the
iltlliplt'ti by the ileiuhstag. uccoi‘tl- of fuel. '
but to at Berlin telegram. ‘
'i‘llc licicllstug on Saturday
unlciidcd t'iic l‘onslitutioii b_v phl- ““3 “\ lll‘lt‘llillltl“ “l “W Xi"
ciiuz llic military authorities till- “”1“" Pilll-‘ll l'ltlmtllllt't‘ lllilil)‘
dcr tllc control of the civil gov. lllllltlml 10 M- “Nlt‘fi. Minister "f
crllitit-ut. The measure was passed Fl'l‘l'll!“ Affairs 0f the l‘it-i'liil.slii-
by a large majority. The retire-
ment of ilclicral i..iulcniiorfl‘ has
been reported its imviuut bccll dut-
.ilholll‘llllu' ol' fraternal solidarity
oil the occasion of thc proclaimi-
to the passage of the measure by W" 'le llllll'lll‘ll‘ll'lll'l' h." 'l'”
the. "pirhsmg .(‘chlurshwakm M. 'i‘rutnblc,
Ipi‘csidciil of thc Jugo-Sinv (.‘om-
l'l‘.\l.i.\?\‘ HEADQFAil'l'EIlS illillt't' here. has sent M. lleucs
ox ’l‘lll‘l HAVE. Monday, (lct. ermine. reminding him of the
226 tliy 'l‘hc Asmmiateil Poison‘:i'tmlmllllili‘ 0f illli'l‘t‘sl between
‘tlul ('xo-clio-S‘lovuks and the Jill!”-
gSlHV-‘i. Iii. lit-tics. in his reply, Siiltl
.tudcpcmlcncc would be lllllltmsllllt‘
King Victor Bulitiiultil‘l saw the
Allied soldiers make the difficult
among ot’ the More. lie was
under the tire oi‘ the Austrian gum,
and has at various points \vhilrc
gas sliclls and shrupucl were full:
tug.
biuus. i‘rotttiaus and Slovctlos.
l'l‘ALIAN HEADQI‘AR'I‘ERS.
’ Monthly, (tel. 28 (By 'l‘iltt. AMI);
[’ARI‘S. Monday. “ill. ‘28 (“lb ciitlcd i‘i'cas).wi’cople living: in
van); — i'lt‘t‘lltt—Hitfi'flk Deputies g the war 7.0m: arc tonight surround-
luivc asked Emperor l‘llat'lci ol‘ging lilt‘ bulletin boards upon
Austria that 'Aiistrti~(lt-t'iiiaii which is placitrilcd the official
troops bc rciiiiivcd from their por- statement that the i‘iitvc River
has lli't'll crossed. and that the but
tions of the empire. and that
('zccliofilovuk regiments be rc-itic is still going on.
luriicd. says it Viciuui dispatch. manly iltipromplii addresses, which
were enthusiastically" ohccred.
ii is said they wanted the t‘illllt‘l‘- . .
it is cvrdctit that the offensive is
titular suit
Take ‘No Chancc‘al ‘ Mot/o Poisons.
From Ltv'ar and Botanical
‘ Onca
Mothers can rest easy after giving
"California Syrup 0! Figs.“ because in
a few hdurs gll the. clogged-up waste.
sour bile and fermenting tood gently
more: out or the bowels. and you have
a well, playful child again. Children
.alt‘ti'flly will“ not latte the time“ from
play to empty their bowels. and they
9 tightly packed. liver get sluts-
glob and stomach disordered.
When cross. feverish. rations. see it
tongue is coated. then give this delic
lotto “fruit aatNe." Children iovu
thence what ails your little Otto-ll
full of cold. or a core tit diam
hora. «cannot-he. lad . re-
;dcma—apaanulated ca,
z
i
maul it out not cane hum. No dlb‘
.» lice atltt‘ntfltl todax,
rbavc panned beyond the bury
or that an internal revolution
might ensue ii' tlu- I‘ctpicst was not 'popula r. especially by the thou.
granted. . . lsauds of refugees who were driven
"—‘r ' lfroni their homes last fall by the
, BERN ‘39 0L“?- 39 (llavasi_.- advancing Austrians.
:Burou (litcmeky. the Austrian w»
WITHTTHE AMERICAN FOR-
.("ES NORTHWEST OF VER-
'DUN, Oct. 29. 1:50 p. in. (By The
Associated Press).—-’l‘he artillery
bombardment and machine gun
fire reached a great intensity dur-
ing the night. The fire war es-
pecially intense in Belleu and Or-
mnat Woods:
‘Tllt‘. activity died down on the
trout weal of the river flew-ciao
there was no important action
any nature thi- morning.
WAfifllNG'KDN. (kt.
Atucneau' troop are out the "to!
publicist. has arrived in Switzer-
land. according to the Nelle Zei-
tung of Zurich. which says that
before he left Vicutul he llltll an
audience with Emperor t‘itarles.
PARTS. on. 2ll.-—(lcncru| De-
beney’s First Army continues to
closi- in on the (list: and has cap-
tured German first line trenches
and the barracks and hospital
south of the (‘batcati in the town
of liaise. according to the War; Of-
Sonti of the Ultimo the Flt-nth
1’ (it. ' Menuhin” tu‘e 0' “’1‘" ”“0"“ 9' W I‘-
m‘ Th3!” mvholkotfie “hit“. The was the
fire. Bin-r. ‘ Watt-ti hm tad”
(kl: ”he a!”
vuks in Paris. an address giving‘
\iilhoul the unification of the Set"?
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~ jthc great ofl'ciisivc that is rapidly;
PARIS. Monday, llct. 28 (lilt-
Tilc. news ix t'llii;i(lt’i't'tl st—giillifiAhffiRICAN NAVAL—A h ‘
BASE GUARDEI)
(Continued From First l‘uutfil
Italian drivc is it 4lt‘iillllt' part oil
bringing cotiipictc defeat to the; _
L'clilral Powers. lt hats iitltit‘tlzwhcn the crali is Under water may
meaning to ofiit-iuls here. aimqlack direction to lilitlit‘ tin-in durum.
since Austria now is pleading for 2311):.ds‘olFltll1\:li\'afil:rl(zillitt‘thl‘i li‘iiltimiiiiviii
ail itiiiiictliatc armistice. i _. W ‘.. -.~ 'H .. h .
So far its official uniiouuccutcim . :23: m:’;..“dm' “' m H d m d
show. there are but two rctziiucutsi On shore scores 01 lottlmirpl.iii-.-
of infantry and necessary tillxii»;|We‘l‘t* ranged in lVl‘o vast bullpen.» :u'd
iary tr'oops in the Amcnciiil force1‘l‘94‘ebr‘e‘;hj‘l::g:g£rgiggfmlfitlnimm
' . H ’ . . .' " i -
tll llui}. iiicsc Hints and till) nth—lLakes :3}. on m pm and .0 Harm”.
era that may have bt‘t‘ll sctit pro- ‘ “as a was“... freighter.
bably “PP-"W“ as it Wm 01-0119 "fl- "Thai is a strange ship." said ll.~
tlic ltuiian or British oi'iriliiizri—gescort. You will note she has no up
lions when the time comes 'tovller deck oi cabLns. 'l‘hdwliolc um.
throw them into line. - mils back. like the roof omit] opcu ..u
liltcaiter. and the deck becomes an in“!
‘ minus 0 you batch. it is it e at tutu
SUFFRAGISTS THINK .open 1x1)“. with no obstruction in lili
THEY HAVE GAINED line out the tieightfi'i’ Hm
‘ 1 ”File l'ivi‘hi in l 8 case was as . —
TWO NEEDED V OTESf 0.... as [lieérulllug deck. for it (tourist
cut of 33‘ enormous mogul locontotivvt.
all set up and really to move. and with
. their models, coupled. With the deck
amendment up in the December scs- rolled back. locomotives and tenders
sion, because it it goes over-until the were picked up by giant. cranes and
next congress it will have .to be. swung. around to the nearby quay.
brought up in the House of Represent— (Verv soon these same lpcomotives jurt,
atlves again. it passed the House 'out‘ot' the bowels of a ship, had steam
with not it. vote to spare. And since l‘ull and were putting. ott toward the
(Continued From First Page) ,
that limo woman snffraglsts have de. trout.
voted their campaign to the Senate. ‘- T ,____. __-_-.._
fl . 4 TO TRAIN OLDER MEN.
IUILDINGS AT STATE .
‘FM‘M F0" W°MEN-. WASHlNGTON, Oct. 29.-~Old9r
HARTFORD, Oct. 29.—-The Board of
Directors. of the Connecticut State
Form for Women today called for
plans for ,proposed buildings on the
state (arm. the request .being open to
all architects in the state. The farm
propertyeof between 700 and 800 acres
is ind-last Lyme. The three buildings
which‘ it is proposed to build are: A
cottage to accommodate twenty-five
inmates; at reception. building for forty
inmates; a schoolhouse for four hun-
dred which should include sewing
room. domestic science mom, three
c3. rooms. llibrary and reading room J Authorities here were: in-
: principa'a room. Draw ngs are . ‘, -wh ther the m...
to be submitted by Decomber l to Dr. M "a ”“33“,“; 3 mm. or
V. H. Parker. 42 High street. this city. z,“ in colts-loo in the heavy “3! on
accrual-y at the Board. ' the Atlantic 4“"
darned men are to be. put into shape.
(or service through modified phystcal
training exercises less arduous than
the course designed for uteri between
21 and 31. Camp commanders were
ordered today to train older men grad»
pally. esticcially in the early stages.
50 they will suffer no ill-effects from
too strenuous. exercise or overwork.
SHIPWRECK sunvwogs LAifoEn.
NEW YORK, Oct. 28.» More than a
score of survivors from a sunken
steamship were landed today at Barne-
J‘uac Layout-:33 annual. . . ”TREE? mono.
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Another anneal occurred at
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can» and to argue—NicJ-ao'm Mam. Ib- Jain and» in
out 'I-t Ian-Ii. the ‘u" "m‘ " "m u. out
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