Average Daily Circulation For the Month of Soptember, lt4] The Weather 6,880 Forecnet of V. 8. WeoUwr .Member of the Andit Ifialr, niuch colder tonight, lowoot temperature nenr freezing; Wed- Bnreaa of Circulation* neoday fair and colder. Manchenter-:—A City of Villnfce Charm VOL. I.XL, NO. 24 (ClaaRlfled Advrrttsing On Page 10) MANCIIE.STER, CONN., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28, 1911 (TWELVE PAGE.S) PRICE THREE CENTS Fifteen Die in Flamea of Biia Red Army Makes FD R Orders Full Headway in Part Speed for Defeat Of Moscow Front Cerman. Throw Fr,,li German IJllUs Keserves (.onliniially Of Nazi Conquests Into Raltle; Uoneen- Enter Soviet Irate Main Forees on Shf>«>iiiif£ Has .Started, . Right and l,eft Wings; Tank Center Hr Says, in Stirring ' Berlin Makes Denials; Get Nearer lo Rostov. -\fIdrrf»M; "‘N ation Had .irlillery Pounds Lenin-' Bulletin! Brrii .Vllarkrd"; Gives Japanese Are Silent, Ixindon. Oct. 28.— iiT*)— grad .Steadily AfQiar- eirtigr That Foett o f The Ru.ssinn armies defend­ enlly to .Soften Up H itler W ill Be .Supplied ing .Moscow have been, Defense for Assail ll. FDR Speech Reactions strengthened by fresh re­ ^ itii .•\riiiH, Despite serves from Siberia and in a Berlin, f)ct. 28 ;P. The Ger- , Kaiderb and U’-Boals. B> The .\ss«>cia(ed I'ress • by th«- ./RpHiu-.-sf- series of tierce counter-at­ man high command announced to- | BiItHr denunciations and merit Neither hf- nor thp Japanfhe tacks hate thrown hack the day Itvfi troops had entered Krama- I Wa.shington, Oct. 28.— (A*) press hffzardefi an immediate denial.*; in the AXi.s capitals, guenn as to hfi'A- the new Cabinet tlermnns as much as ten torak, Soviet tank manufacturing * Filti'cn persf«n.« lnfJiidi]npidling theth( driver ere fatallv hurned when this Pre.sident Roosevelt damn- n t g»I m e ry - B i r n g h a m 8ati.-'faciion in Britain and of ffeneral Hideki Tojo would take od th e torpedoes miles on some sectors, in­ city 100 milea noutheasl of Khar­ paa.i#*rigt‘r Ims '^•laNh'd' a hiri'li;f railing near <’l'inN»n. Ala . and i> ir«» Marne«. The driver, and called W, P. A Mon, .'<u.«it>tinftl his I ■n« attemjMIng to rescue pa.saengers. caiitiou,'; official .^ileme in the assault on Hitler. Japan's - ' formed sources here said to­ kov. while military ^quartera aaid ; treaty-bound ali\ in the west fur full speed ahead today in night. j German artillery for the paat 24 I Tokyo wore, the major re- The first British newspapers ap- fh*’ natifin’s efforts tO hasten houra steadily had pounded I.*enin- I !>)X)nse.s today to President pe.yring after the spee<h greeted it "the destruction of Hitler- Loiulon, Oct. 28.-^/P)— ' grao apparently to aoften up that Roosevelt'.'; “ .■shocrting has with enthusiastic headlines, hut i.sm." In a Navy Da.v address clly’a defease.^ preliminary tf» an I .•;larted■' sjreech last night. authontati\e ci.-rles, while smiling ,, • I The Red Army launched’ Would Bring Strikes Ducal ( ioiiple with satisfaction, left official, ^^at went to the four corners infantry and tank a.saault. J Informed German.* .said the Icoiinter-attack.s in all .section.^ The ahelling of Lt*ningrad waa British refirtion to Prime Minm- nf the earth hy radio, the of the Moscow front toflay speer h wo'ild ha\ e been funnv ler Churchill. directed at factoriea &a well aa ^ isil (iapital "eX-epl fur the fa d that the C’hief F.xpcuiive declared last ■‘Still Hlowly fierhapH. bi4l in­ night that "the .shooting has start­ land made headway in a niim-, !k<;y .Soviet defenses, and military , F’resident s poliritvs roiii'd have the Into Sabotage Class eXorably. the i'nitefl State#i mo^es ed . America has been at­ her of place.s, according to a : reported thick columns of anioke over the city. direst conseQuences ’ Italian Fas­ toward war. ” the Evening Star tacked"' W iii(l>or« .\re Uiineheon cists interpreted the speer h to corres))f)ndenl of Red Star The high command made no commented, declaring the apeech Then he used for hi* keynote moan convoys ancl another step Quoted in a Moscow dispatch specific mention of the great bat- .S n ia lo r B ailey l*ro|»os>es> (iiiesis of Previilenl al amounted lo “a tremendous offen- the fighting words which Admiral tow'ard I’-pited State.* belligerent \ to Reuter.s. The German.s ties around Moarow Delay Sliootiiiij H[ve against Hitler ” Farragut gave to history in th«' Keinedy lo .Slop De­ • * Japan’s Reaction There was no immediate re- I were said to be throwing fresh re- The entry of German troops into i Vi liile House Todav. Battle of Mobile B.ay. Gramatorsk occurred yesterday. ' A,.Iapanes» ■jpokesrhan said the Iserves rontlniially into the battle, fe n s e D elays a6 a speech would be "studied With in- Supplies M ill Be Shipped the high command said. Of I reiielimen tVa.'hin.orin, Ort. 28 A (Continuefi On Page Heven) land concentrate their main foreea He pledged that military sup­ 80,000 Mark In Big Flant I .S h o M (I o M n .Near s. zi'n people were on the guest list I on the right and left wings. plies of all kinds would reach Hit­ A military commentator said ' at a White House lunrtieon today ler'* foes, despite all Nazi sea- Move Clnaer to Rostov Washington. Ort 2« V .«rn- EXcriiiioii of .ScriHifl that of the 100,000 inhabitants of : hononng the traveling Duke and war threat.*, and he added with Kramatorsk some 30,000 were On the southern front, an au- ator Bailpv iD , N C ■ prn[Hi<io.| IfM) lIoMlagf* firm-a.*.*urance: Ithonlative source In I>)n<lon said. working in the big Stalin indua- .Merely Dti( hc.ss of Wir.ilsor. hut Mrs -4ddress Spurs Drive in thr Senate toilay an anu'nl- "In the light of a good many I the Germans had advanced to tnal plant. Not only tank*, but Put O ff .SaX (scriiiaiiM. 9'ranklin D Koo.Heveli a traveler year* of personal eXperience. I say ment. to the pemling arnneil .ship I within 10 or 1.6 milea of Rostov, cannon, guns and munitions were in her own right, couldn t be there that It can never be doubted that manufartured in that busy city, he bill which would bring labf'r I the hig port on the I>on ri ver. Vichy, I ’norcupied France. Oct. a* hostess. I To Repeal Neutrality the goods will be delivered by this The lark of movement, he aaid, aald. strike.* (sithin the category of Mrs. Hoosei'clt. it was eXplained nation, who.se navy believes in the I is "a verj- good sign " "Thus the Soviet lost one nf its •sabotage when their intent wa* 28 lA’. French ami German au­ tradition of 'damn the torpedoes; biggeat tank fartories. a com ­ had to latch an 11:40 a. m. plane It was conceded here, however, to retard defen.se prixluctlon. thorities worked closely together full speed ahead" munique said. Bailey's action came aa Presi­ for a trip to Chicago to fill a Senator Pepper Deelaren Itbat Adolf Hitler's Armies already today to hunt doixn si)c a.<;sn.*sins long-standing engagement He told the world that "the for­ Other important imliistnal dent lioosevelt confronted Johfi L Suspect Takes Ihsve succeerled In eliminating moat Ilf two German unice.rs at .Nantes Before going to the White .\meriean8 ,\re ShoMti ward march of Hitlensm can be towns were taken by Hungarian I I.ewi.* with a virltial iiltimatuni lo f the rich Donets basin's Indus- and BordeauX for which 100 host­ House, the Duchess visited the stopped and it will be stopped." units. On the rest of the front, op­ for a .speedy eiel to the captive Itries from the Soviet economy ages already havc died. office of civilian defense to see Neeessity of .\riiiing Must I»e*troy Hitleriam erations are progressing. " <nnl mine .strike. His Own Life Iwlth occupation of the area only The hunt was Spurred by the in­ how-Mr.*. Roosevelt is doing a* its The high command derlared that Heavy fines, and impn.-imment , Our .Merehant Shipk. ’•Very simply and very bluntly," Ipartly completed. definite reprieve granted last night assistant director. he said. " we are-pledQad to pull ‘ pursuit of the reireating enemy would be impose;! on le.sder* and Today's Soviet Information Bu- is being continued." in the Donets for another )00 ho.*tage». the first The Duke, the Dm he*.* aaid. was ' ii- ,, , our own oar in the destruction of Ireau communique.' broadcast by , participant.* in ■ stnkes, under .60 of whont'were scheduled to.die off playing "a couple of holes of " *»hington. Oct. 28 ,;p, The Vi Being Uhaned hy Hitlerism " basin. I Bailey's proposal. Ithe Moscow radioi mentioned tlghl- (Ity on ISonrts Rl\er at today s ' dawn for the unsolved golf.” Senate drive for revision of the He called attention to his order ' At the .same time. Senator Byrd Deleetive; Hotel Giietil |ing In the directions of Mozhaisk Kramator.ak is on the Done'.s kiliings of Ueut. Col. Paul Freid- Arriving by train from New GNeutrality Act which would give commanding the Navy to "shoot iD., Va I. told the .Senate that the and MaloyaroslavFts on the .Mos­ river, long the goal of southern rmh Holz, .Nazi commandant at lork. the dill al pair had breakfast .American ship* full freedom "of Is .Siruek by Bidlel8.