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London Cablegrams Report
That the Turkish Armis-
tice Took Effect This Noon
PRISIIIENIWIISIIN
tannins not
Austro—Hungarian and Ger-
Rillllliili Clll
AAA AEAMAA '
this new
Agrain, Flume. Budapest
and Vienna Trafic Has
Been Completely Inter-
rupted . ‘ .
{transition
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Crotian Parliament Takes
Action and City of Agram
Celebrates I
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en Attention Now
LONDON. Oct. Ill.——-Reuter's
~PARIS, Oct. 3i.~Contntunica- Agency ltas been informed that
‘tion between Agram aiid Finmetlrcat Britain has officially receiv-
imd Budapest and Vienna has been 3 ed definite peace proposals from
totally interrupted. The t‘zeelio» Turkey which are regarded its
.filovakslitalvc cut. (tihtg'railroad litmtiiiitaitiotiiit to unconditional sur-
ween tr Ill an ieniia near? render. '
Bodeitbach, and German trains ’I‘ui'kish armistice took
can go. only as far as Schnitdau. . at noon today.
according to a Zurich dispatch tott WASHINGTON, Oct. 2il.—An-
the‘.louriial.. 'nouncenwnt of the decision of
. Th continental lmllt‘y 0f tlie.l’rcsidciit Wilson ontite renewed
German Empire has collapsed".plea of Aiistria~llungary for an
:34: till; IV'Ul'Vt'II‘t‘l'ts‘l iifr Bei'Iin. I immediate armistice and pea‘ce ne
ie tninrg- a tilt me ias gotiatious was x iectcd tinny to
been reduced to tlitigllamlmriz-BOJ I
denbaeh road." I I
lt‘iuine is the principal seaportv
of Hungary. Atll'itlll is file capi-I
tai of Croatia and Sliivonia illltll
is situated near the‘ Save River I
'
seveiity~fivc miles inland. Boden-I
effect
(Continued on Page ,Eleven)
iillEENWIiH
. man Notes Are Being Giv- I
r
IMAAEAAEAAIAEA IN
BUlliI’lil tints
Troops Fire on People Mak-
ing Demonstration
All Italian Armies Are in Action
And the Entire Front Is Ablaze
“Allied Troops Make Big Advance
IINlllIl vii litillll points Anni
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I BEItNE, Oct. l.—Numerous persons
. were killed and wounded in street conv
It‘iicts between demonstrators and,
I troops at Budapest Sunday, according'
to a dispatch received her} from the
. Hungarian cpital.
, The manifestants insisted on pass-
ing over the great chain bridge toward
the old castle. Troops occupied the
Ibiridge and the banks of the Danube
r i'er.
_ The crowd forced the cordon of
Atroops and the soldiers fired their rl»
ties and machine guns and attacked
the rloters with bayonets. The strug-
gle continued almost all night.
EAST N ORWALK MAN
. GIVEN PROMOTION
William H. Sniffen. of East Nor-
desire-Hungarian Forces on Eastern Wing in
Serbia Are Withdrawing Across the Danube.
General Russell Frost in Milli“ “RIVEI
. . American Forces open Artillery V
522$...“ the 1).... .. I » Fire on hnportanl Town
Edward J. Quinlan Repre-I
walk, who has been employed as a“ HARTFORD. Oct. 3l.—r.loseph T.
of Stenay.
‘ . sents.NorwaIk at Import-.-
i?§$.'.‘.‘i‘.’hf.°.ln'g"e 03:31:39” areas; Sill?“223;;.i“ti.l“itiil“irf3‘e“§li§? “I Meeting “‘ “arm“ I
Nearly; 33,000 Prisoners Taken by the Allies
During the Past Week.
time. has been advanced to the posl~‘ ing on November it, today announced, The Speakers’ Bureau for the united
PARIS, Oct. 31.——The French
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tion of assistant superintendent, and ”‘9 WHOM“ “1’9““than ‘5 district; war work campaign held a conferencd
Ins many friendg here are pleased to and industrial chairman for the cam; in the room of the House in the State
earn of his deserved advancement paign: . I . I rtford 'esterd fter-
The plant is one of the largest and Alt-"01““. F- 1‘- “Sf"mz' dmmtl Edgritiit tflo‘d'i-lock. ’llhc weedingwas
most successful in Bridgeport, having‘ chairman; Cilill'lt‘B E. Van Ripl‘l‘ andI largely attended and was highly en.
large contracts from the government.‘ Jt‘h“ 3- Hines. Ind“5“'l“l chairman. . ' thusiastic. Excellent addresses were
and turning out enormous quantitiesI lirldst‘POI't. WWW“ T- liincks. d‘S'I made by representatives of the 50V-
“ munitions. tools and hardware “I‘ll“ chairman: 8‘ R V0“ “'ettberg.; eral organizations represented in the
all descriptions. I coming drive. which is to be held the
Vt llllallli I). I-‘lillllpson. of East Non:
I
.————
(By The AssOciated l’ressl.
Continued on Plan Twelve) . . , , . ‘ .
walk. Arthur Tollos “mi John w. ( ,.-.__..._“ lifeliie (123373338;tiltisicqii‘imhli: “Because ot our desire for troops late yesterday repulsed at
I-‘inch. of Ely avenue. South Norwalk. chairman of the town bureaus of the peace. our troops ill Italy will strong German counter attack
northwest of L‘liateau-Porcien, no-
I __.m_
are among the Norwalk men now em-I LE
ployed at the plant. I “
May Have Paper Track
For Six Day GrindI
|
NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.—Thls year'
Ilnternational six day bicycle race at!
I
llIlESSIlllEilillilNIi
'Robert lloulens of Spring street has
received the following Interesting let-
8]
Madison Square Garden the 'week 0ft ter from his brother. sergeant Homer
December l-A may be held over a pa-l F “mum“ Battery F "d Artillery
Ipcr track. A well known mauufacturd “ " ' " '
the method in which the publicity end:
is to be conducted.
Harrison B. Freeman, state chair
man of the Speakci‘s'liureau. presided
and introduced George B. Chandler.
who has done such efficient work as
Publicity chairman for'the state of
Connecticut in all of the war activi-
ties. ‘ 1‘
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(Continued On Page Eleven)
evacuate occupied regions." says
an official statement at Vienna
late last night.
- As regards the front of more
titan sixty miles trim the Adriatic
to the mountain front west of the
l’iave river, it would appear thiit
this statement seeks to make a
virtue of a necessity, so far as the
withdrawal of Austrian forces is
cording to the official statement to—
day from the War Office.
0n the Oise front there has been-
only artillery fighting activity. In;
the last two days the French Fifth
Army‘has taken nearly 1,500 prils
onero.
LONDON, Oct. 31.——A note
Aft-om Turkey asking for peace in
bath is a town in Bohemia near,
BlllllIIIIIES UNITE
II' L' A‘ C" A‘ P" 1" ”mum Dome“ concerned. Italian, British aiid‘expccted momentarily by the Al-
the. Saxon frontier and is situatcdt
.on the Elbe River. I
The Croatian Parliament at;
Agram‘has voted for a total scp-'I
amtion of‘ Croatia. Slavonia audI
Palm“ ”m“ “WISH-"v ““"ttrd‘l llussell. l'nited Slates Fuel Adminis-
mil I” a ”film“ dispatch I“ tlte' trailer for Connecticut has received
Matin. The dispatch asys Agrain, word that the four Protestant church-
is dec‘ked iii national colors and es of Greenwich have unanimously
that. the people are celebrating, agreed to hold union service during
[Administration and thereby to assist
I elergymen:
tlihooaevelt and William H. Taft issued? pal:
capital while it was being typed. TheI pal, Presbyterian. and Congregational
the end, without regard to anything, vision which Induced such action.
‘ _ . Ithe months from December to March
the lmw‘agewof the lesOluIlOll. Iinclu‘sive to assist in the conserva-
I in winning the war," said Mr. Russell.
I “the members of the Greenwich
ills—Theodorel Itev. M. George Thompson. Episco
. _ Rev. Oliver P. lluckel. Congre-
here today a Joint appeal for election: gational: Rev. Frank M. Carson, I’res-
of a Betiublican majority in Congress.| byterian: Rev. II. C. Whitney, Method-
8Dg$; igllowsz" l" . Ichurches in Greenwich in arranging
, pproaii tits subject as Amy to .hold union services during the
except national consideration. In-I "THOMAS W. RUSSELL."
stead of tllI'S. partisan lines have been
' to SAVE FUEL
HARTFORD. Oct. {Hr—Thomas w.
lion of coal. and has written to the
I pastors of these churches expressing
-; his appreciation of the patriotic
I motives which have resulted in setting
i an example for the entire state.
TA” ISSUE APPEAti “In their desire to assist the Fuel
' ' - - Ichurclies have laid aside all other con-
will“: Republican MRJOTItYA siderations, and have effected a reduc-
In Congress and Say Demr tion of about seventy-five jer cent. In
ocrats Must Account For' their combined fuel. requirements,
. . I Mr. Russell has written letters of ap-
the BllllOflS Spent t pricialiou to the following Greenwich
NEW YORK. Oct.
The statement was said to be the first; ist.
ever composed and signed by two for-’ One of the letters is as follows:
mer presidents of the United States. "Roger S. Baldwin, our Greenwich
Seated at a table in the Union Administrator has informed Jlle of the
variant: Club. they preparedlhe state very patriotic and broad minded ac.-
merit and discussed Old times at the; tioii taken by the Methodist. Episcd
.ericans and only as Americans. Wh‘in months of December to March in or-
‘ithis war broke out, We would have, der to assist in the conservation of
afielcomed action by the president! coal.
”which would have eliminated all quesi "Will you kindly accept mv verv sin-
tions of party politics. It would have cere thanks for your helpful action
enabled us all to stand behind him to and my admiration for the breadth of
Icr has made a proposition to lay
track such as has been In use in Par-
is for several years. It is said a pa-
per track has more durability than a
wooden course and insures speed. The
cost, too. is tnuch less. Indeed. a pa-
pler mache track would revoltli'fe'nize
six day racing. The inventors pro~
I has been in France for some time and
lwas in the last ,hig engagement in
Iwhich the troops from this country
participated. From the letter It at)
; pears that he rs now behind the lines
ienioying a well deserved rest. It is
Iinteresting to note that the letter ls
written on paper
supplied by "Le
lied governments, the Daily Ex-
press says it understands. The
Allies, the newspaper adds, will.
demand complete and uncondition-
la surrender.
In order to insure compliance.
American forces are sweeping
eastward from the Plate and the
ripe}; of the wedge driven into the
enemy‘s lilies has reached Vit-
torio. Farther south the advance
beyond the Monticano river has
AlllllANll ilfiHl
. PIIIE Williltill'.
I
misc a demonstration before No\‘em-' . . p . . . ‘ .
. \' ' ‘d 3 dat. Unlon-France-Ameri- - . driven the Austrians far to the-with their demands the hxpress'
llbhlgf pilohcxiiirtililtinlhifritilatoenrilil.“AmtcetliI "Ill: 3mg“ '5 ”‘9 “9““ Y- 1“- Joi; RIOS: Rugs DlSfit§Ously east“ of (,‘oiiegliaoo. The line-continues, the Allies will insist.
lap track will require about 40,000' 0- ‘ . ' . 01‘ ll orwa Olmtt crosses the Moiiticano rivcr at that Turkey permit the fleet to
square feet of material. it can be Th“ “"0" “Wagoner o 1.,” Men Early Today Fontancllc, bends to the west pass the Dardanellcs and an tides
built in sections and can be put toge-'
ther in about five hours. It takes D
about forty'elght hours to lay a board;
track. which becomes worthless after.‘
a race. Oscar Eng. the Swiss 'st day It
rider. together with the French and “IN-"v
Italians who are coming to ride iii‘tlie “I” that I ROI
car Brother Bob:
is this is the first chance, that l have
ad to write home as I have been very
I am sending you some souve-
from some German
Just a few lines to you and mother,
quate force to he landed on Tur-
kish soil.
slightly and then turns south un-
til it reaches the Piavc below San
Dona. Turkey must also deliver up
The capture of Vittorio appears certain persons accused of disre-
to be a heavy blow to the whole garding the rules of civilized war-
Austrian position in the BellunoItarc. These individuals will be
The cast-iron pole on the corner of
South Main street and Hanford Place.
was snapped off at the base this morn-
ing when a 7-paseenger Buick touring
car crashed into It. The pole was one
, .. . ._ prisoners. Be sure and let me know of the special poles for fire‘ alarm box _ . . ' .. . .
31.3.“Y,mi!-J;:;§.:t‘“°g.‘".t‘.::"3. if you get them allriglit. They are a 96 and when the 90k? “'83 bmken the sector. The city was a principal I tried and, it found guilty, will be
make the trip ,helmet. a canteen. a belt and a cigar 9‘90"“? fire “1““ ”mm bW‘melsnpply point. It seems that tlie,punished.
I i 5"” “‘3“ 1 “""nd ’0“ ”me “1°”. aggrtocirfiutted and the fire alarm be. advance will be continued east-I AT ITALIAN HEADQUAR-
I later on. I have received quite a few, 8 l‘ l- ‘ ITERS ON THE PIAVE, Wedn08~
BROWN PAPER‘BAGS
NET RED CROSS $50
Iletters from the folks at home. ano
this is the first chance I have bad to
I
Those brown paper bags ornamentedI
with a brightly colored picture. usual-
ly of some patl‘lollc subject. and fitted, 3‘
with strong (0rd handles which soj ”"95“!“ 0rd"-
many women and a few men carry! Hum all t
about the local streets. to hold all; cop a bone
sorts of packages. are the work 0p the they did look all In.
Mrs. Frank Presby. who originated; ‘I has been a long
the idea, and has made them a Very I had a square meal.
important source of Ideome for
local chapter of the Red Cross.
‘Mrs. Presby. who is an ardent work-
er for patriotic societies. began to
make them early in the summer. and
sold quite a few among her friends; .
but was anxious to have them placed Government Chloride
on sale in some store and mentioned
the matter to Charles F. Tristram, of
Tristram &. Hyatt, who promptlv or-I
fered to place them on sale without.
charge. _
Since that time over 200 have been
sold and as Mrs. Presby donates the
materials. and does all the work. the
swer them all.
I (’l‘.
‘ to mother and all. Good luck.
Your brother.
SERII EANT HOMER DOULENS.
I minor character destroyed the Chlor
.000 government cliemic
i answar them but tell them I will an-
I don't think that you
folks will be able to send me anything
Christmas unless they change the
We sure are giving the
hey want.’ We certainly did
htof prisonersand believe
I guess that
while since they‘.
They are a dirty
the looking pack of anlmals. Well, broth-
tlils Is all for now. Give my love
Plant Destroyed By Fire
BRISTOL. \'a.-’I‘enn.—-0ct. tit—Fire, ing in the world. During 1917 the 154
i followed by a few minor eprOSions oil presses printed no les thanr 34,000,000
ide Distilling building at the $3.000,-
al plant at! present tim
ward. forcing the Austrians near-
er the Adriatic to retreat and iii-
creasing the path of the enemy
forces to the northward.
Nearly 33,000 prisoners have
This occurred shortly after 3 o'clock
‘ this morning. but was not discovered
Iuntll later. Patrolman Wallace Sam
mls. while on his way to his home.
' found the demolished pole and notified
ltc head uarters, but nothln fur- . ,
t3?" ecoum :9 learned. 8- been captured by the Allies durg
‘ Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt, ml: the past week. .
and-Ralph W Bray 0f the South “WI American divistons engaged in
walk Elecmc‘“ w‘m‘s- “"93““‘9'3 the terrific struggle between the
the ease’and found the man responsh “I .. , - , (1 ti A For-
bl ' Th , t t th . ht h' . (use l'l‘CI‘ an to rgonne .
e a) learned ha e car w c Iest have advanced and taken Airi-
. 'day, Oct. 30 (By The Associated
l’ress).——Allied troops have taken
Monte Cison, thereby opening the
roads to Faltre and Vitorio.
Both these cities were Austrian.
bases. The capture of Monte
Cison a1so divides the Austrian
army, forcing the troops to the
north to follow a long, slow line
of retreat through the mountains
A— . . ‘
(Continued On Page Eleven) Icrt‘i'illt‘. fI‘OHI “lite“ they can dljof 'l‘rcntmo. The general line of
Ireet' their artillery fire on the im- 1rcli‘eat, where the largest number
- .portant town of Stenay and‘ Illt‘Iof troops would be moved, would.
IU' 8' Prints 14 Tons Of I railroad running from Meta to- I be along the roadsand railways to- -
POStal Cards Every D3?" “'tit'd Lille. Iward Belluno and over the plains.
Nearer the Argonne Forest. lllt‘Itowm-d Udine.
Americans have captured tlieI Venice now is safe Since the
Bellejoyensc 1 Farm. St‘t‘mnlllb'I'l‘Iiird Army has driven back the»
making imperative a slight Ger-,Austriaiis in the lower plain. Ital-
innit retirement to the cast where tilt“ cavalry is advancing rapidly
the enemy appears to be in a pock- I at many points. The number 0f
9t Iprisoners is growing hourly and
The French between the Oiselpossihiy may total 40,000. ‘
wasnmc'ron. D. C.. Oct. 31.—Thev
United States Printing flioec is the
largest establishment devoted to print-
-Ip0unds of paper, or from nine to ten
:car loads a working day. At the
e fourteen tons of postal
strictly drawn from the first, and now very satisfactory sum of over fifty Kingg t. T n .. last night; but sol cards are turned out every day. There. ‘ _ .
’the president announces that oniylAg‘sggglfiED AUTO ' dollars has been realized, Willi-ill? de-A far “"32. ”2,03.“ there was no iosslare 5,700 persons employed in the‘and the Aisue rivers, slowly are Opposite the Tenth Army, in
immm‘rats can be entrusted with N DRIVEWAY mead as good an ever. Icf life. The damage “a estimatedImammoth establishment, the averageIencir-eling Guise, Farther south which American troops are brigad'
full"? power. and only those Demo'. '—“'—" I tat more than $100,000. daily payroll A of ““011 amounts 10 they have cut another notch into ed it is estimated that four and
crate who do his will. BecatiSe of thial. Patrolman Frank Strltton this mom. MR. OVERTON I The origin of the blaze has not been about 817,500. The fact that evoryi fl“; German front OllP-llulf Austrian divisions have
‘ __ Immudu.m¢on.¢ Dodge touring rdetemilned, according to the rather process necessary to the production, I h h ' ‘ t . fa tl ' ' u . d - d
((onttnned on Page Twelve) gear. No. 76-439 Mm.. in a drivewaybo BRINGS SUIT meagre reports received here. Find ofa piece of printed matter is used oni " I e "9” 9.” ”9° 0“ 9 '9 been partia .‘ 93”")? -
. . .. .___-,___ _ AM...“ W m”; Accord. __ 23.00““... ”m . numb...- of penong' the premises makes it one of the beatift‘ttltl the “matte" “Fem! t" In”? The Third Army, under 0031‘
"IDRINE 0A9 A“ to the story or the neighbor- in A “a for-.soo‘wnfl m, c", 0" had been inland by the exoloslona.l equipped printina offices in the world! reached a stage of deadlock tem- mand of the Duke of Aosta. baa
' C ‘ .tht vicinity two man were soon to “on.“ hm. hm, brousht w I; but the latcr was denied. Ila well as the lamest :poarilv. . succeeded in establishing bridge-
ARS WRECKED'M» on imam II is. alloy. at 7 s o. “'5' l ’ '- . ‘
I“ “I. Iii-ht. m bath and. fl. moo. throna‘b William A. Ortf- 00’ , ' _ - I Serbian troops have reached the heads across the “Nor have at
EEPBII. N. Y.. Oct. It,--'a m an. 0.. or than u. cfifi'}h:rm:;°"wmz '2'. m Now LIKELY TO '8. 0- S. CALL FROM ' ,Danube at Semandria twenty-four RomauanI.‘ Salgareda god
00" m. It": clitoris. "5'... b‘ nails: in: o. I". a: lie hrldae tender or the Want-l»: m [N MION ”DOMINION STEAMEBI mile-a cant of Belgrade. They also Dona di Prove, under Violent ar-
C the he. York (antral If. “If ton on... m In an" the lift! I .....- tan reported to be thirty-seven tiliery I".
h the a ”a u a”. d at the kiln an be was III-III in 'AW. Oct at ~Plau tor' Vic-roan. 3. ‘3w Od- 31-N“""miles south of the former Serbian ROME. Wednesday Oct. 31—-
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