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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 8, 1917 · page 8

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the Maximaliau, sends the ioliowmg
-mpulch from Peirograd, dated 9:50
o'clock last evening. '

The duv brought certain changes in
the general situation in the copit l.
The Minimalist movement undo fresh
and fairly appreciable progress. bu'
no disorders have taken place. ‘

"Towards 5 o'clock in the afternoon
the milivnr-R' revolutionary committee
N." the scldicrx' and workmcn's delt-
gates hated a proclamation static:
|”lat Pettograd was in its handa

flii‘iil to tho assistance of the our
tiwn. ultr-lt cuablcd the coup d'ctat

The new belted overcoau,
with wide, turn-up collars are
the practical coats.
8km: are just the right ir .; gt;
—-so as to permit hurtling.
Warm, roomy, comfortable
and rtylirb.
Fur coats, rain coats, dren
coat: and long doubieobreut-
ed overcoat: for the car.

they/would not Oboj.’

ROGERS é’t STEVEHS
‘gmcrnmlllt and would

allied.

“The proclama‘ion declare-s
the new government will propose an
immedia’v and just pcacc, will hand
the land to thc peasants. and will
summon the Fonstitucnt Assrmhly.

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t‘te Provisional
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Attorncy Bdwmil J Quinlan was. in
Bridgepor lt' lag“, on proir axional bib
inns.

Min Odcil's' dancing school Harts
tomorrow afternoon .nd owning lli He
Town Auscmbl) ilall.

Pledge cards for the L' tilled State's
Rtood admin'i: trait-m may he signed at
tie South Nottt'alk publit library

. Emma .lanvicr. in privatc liic Ill".
flortimer Smith

, War in llosaton this week it! her.

new play, The Grass Widow "

A new pct of scale” is bcing placcd

h position at the vard oi the Ferris

Cool Companv Contractor Thomas

labial ls building the foundation.

A regular scmi'monthly {porting ct.
Courthcilc V0.10?» Daughters
Callie, will be held tonight, in the
('ntholic club house, in West avenu'3.

Rev. A 0. Coburn, rector. of St.
Jamel! Episcopal Church. [)anbury.
has returned from Camp Devcns.
Ayn, Mass, and Boston. where he at-
tended conferences on thé army worl

. d the Y. III. C. A

.. A rcguiar snail-monthly mcctlng ol‘

. Court 'Narruk. so, 5x. r. 0! 3., will be
hold this evening. Refreshments will

. be lorvcd alter the regular business
meeting has adjourned. All members
on requested to be pmrent.

Iiontinc bll‘iinPt-lil was transacted at
lat night's mccting of Norwalk
Aerie, No, 553. i". 0. B. At the next
main; of the local acrle. there will

of \‘cwtown, is all-1

(at:

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RNOI'WEIIK 50. N01" ilk”; :tlnst thr- Hilldlt’l‘n'

 

. _ , , t.l In maintain lubiic cider.
An official board mccting (E inc Nor- I

{Milk M. E. church will lw twill this
( .c- ning at 8 o'clock.

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Rand» \i'nrhmcn's Delcgatcs llf‘lll n'
rive-tint: till. afternoon, at which M.
’l mtrzkv lilitll" hi5 dcclaralion. ill‘ll tllc
L'ot‘ct'ntlletl: no long»? t‘xfslf‘d: that.
with» of the ministers hmt han or!
-———-—-- Rrr-stcd and that the l‘rPlimlnarv Par-i
Mcmbcr.U of Troop No. 4, of Nor-iiiamvnt lutd been dissolved, ‘
",ualk Boy Scouts of America, Willi An l-lrt'ltarlzc Tclcgruplt dispatch
: l'illllilllfllf' in a corn bushing bee to. . from Pctrugtnd sure a strong dctuch-'
lnight, imam oi‘troopa of the soldiers' anli
.___._.... fuming-en's delegates ot‘t’llpif'd the
5. tcgulur meeting of Kalloasa Efl' Rilztitit: railway station and that lll"
ltumpmcnt .\'o 9, l 0. 0 R. will bclgoutnmltu commandcercd all motor'
lhcld in tiwlodgo roomsin Walli'rct" it :«rs, confining tlu- troops to tilt bar
tonight. . racks
\'iko' ul l/lninc, who rcccltcd pro
Edwa" 0 WW" 0' C0 A1301“ F" 'lonr'cd chm-m. outlincd tile thrcr- pro-
ngnltrb (amp "9‘9““- A)?" Mass" grunt non llciorc the Russian dc-moc
:Pnlol’t‘d a ”‘0" "MW“ Sunday at racv. i‘ir.'.t, ltnmcdiatc conclusion ofR
his home 00 Stuart “9'1““ illlP war. for which purpose the ncw
‘” lzot'crnmcnc must propose an armi- '
A social 9' nticc to tho belligerent: second the
101"” LOG": ‘0 6, F “”d A' “" wmllmntllnl: war of the land to the pct»
be held tonight 3' 7 “do“ The 3”" Mauls thitd, scttlcmcnt oi the ccono
l9? ”BF-Oil ”95"?" will be 'Ol’ked. lmic rrlpiu,

. At the closc of titanium: that dcc

lit and ’lll'li "9m” 67““ 0' Arum'llnrntiou was road from the represen-
V. Y.. and ”19“" 50“: Clurcncc. 0' A” l tntivcn of the llcmocratlc Mlnimniln'
soulu. SIM“ the "m“! with M" Party of tin Soldiers and Workmcn's
P. l‘. llolly of New Canunia't‘nue- nl-t'ermer. rtatlnlr‘ that the party dis-
—-‘ t‘pprovcd of the coup d'ctat and with-

Thc Knlxhlfi 0' Kl"! Arthur. 0‘ urcw from the (‘ouucil of Soldier
3
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Gm“ "h“rCh' I“ id their. opening and \‘l’ orkn’tt-u's Delegates."

in: of the year in the parish house last
night. Work for the wintcr was plaun- A prmlbmatlon sent out through tho
ml. The Knights will place a built»:| nirclcru utationa of "IF Russian gov
ballroom on the court. this neuron. an rrnmcnt today and picked u

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Raymond Brady and Clarence (Trio: “m,” that mp garrison and prolctnr

will act as macho: to the mound; cru. l
__ Rlnt oi Patron rad have dcpoacd the

AGED MERIDEN PHYSICIAN mes. Kermuky sovmmem :
I it has bct-n indicated for sonic time
part that an nttcmpt was to be marlc
bv tho minimalism in Pctrozrad to
seize control of the capital. Nol'cm'

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city in the gucst of .\lr- and Mrs. I»
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MERIDEX Nov. 8.—-Dr Chttrlc'n'll,
S. Davis the oldcfit physician of \lcli-

 

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declarcd

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Bake, Cook and Heat. Ranges
from $18. 00 to $90.00.

low Median Oil M $3.95 to $1.50

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“BIRTH" FILM OF MOTHERHOOD
TO BE SHOWN AT
LOCKWOOD'S HALL

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Special Performance: for Women On.
ly Fri, Matinee and Evening,
and Sat. Matinee, Women
KOnly Will Be Adv

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\‘o children under it: years nilowcli,

"Birth" in a picture to which the
epithet "education" may be applied
without any restriction whatsoever.
The Eugrnlc Film Company is to be
highly commended to:- entering a path
that\ lay open to oil producers and to
have achieved success and to what
many wlncacrcs appeared a most but.
nrdoun direction. .

For the enterprisc was no doubt
some what risky, Educational film:
had been attempted before-attempt
ed by pcopie. not altogether unquali-
iicd for 5 ch undertaking. and yct

whencve rnuch a film was put up iorR

public exhibition, it must be confess-
cd that it hardly evér met with more
than a scant transient interest.

That it shouldhave been no I» not
greatly surprising. "Puppies at play"
or "the making oi rattles" or "a wed-
ding at Timbunctoo" may be all yen

:to ilnd n rclponsivc chord

'rgrcnt minaion and no one in so wcll

lnew fact or lesson or inspiration. .

lour boblcc?

Oak Table 42 inch top, wild and .well constructed at $7.95
/ Other Tobin for $7.05 to $45.00
Special‘slip Seat lather Chair for $2.98

dom. What ht nrceumrv ii to sclcct
'uublcctlt that are sure to ntrikc home,
that round an appeal which in bound
in your
lulpcd for uudlcncca heart :zoul
‘mlnd.

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A Large and Complete Stock

BLANKEI'S, contaminants AND BEBillNG

We Specialize in Furnishing Home: Complete

lSterling Furniture U0.
RR R. R R R.... R........ it PM“? “5 127-129-131 Wasllillttttln St.

the illiteracy ll l0 great. To our . w__ , W ‘ ‘
shamebclt sold. America is iourtlIR v: wmwmwm ‘"

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Take Notice

Beginning Monday
Nov. iZih

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"There in an aulhcnllc list of thr.
mortality oi infants per thousand ini
every country. The lowest deuth|
rate is in New Zeniuud ”(no doubt be.
cause it in no up-todute and ncicntli-

“For many yearn, the government
RDcpnrtmcnt of Agriculture has sent
out hundreds of thounnda of dollars‘,
worth of needa, information, and even
free nmhllstn to_ inform the farmers
about crops, pests and has cholera:
but no knowledge has been dissemin-
ated broadcast to thc mothers at the
nation. as to how to rear their bnblcr, ‘
Rtltc. future citizens: th rurclv bnv’
hlcs are more important than plos'

"The grand finale of our movlnl:

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be a roll call 0‘ mcrnbcra and nominn ldl. n former mr tuber oi the Gcnc -ral Au
lion oi ofliccrs. Ro-frr>:.hmr-nts will be-

lacmbly and tllicc mayor of the city.
served.

amt today 'at the state hospital in lita-
dictown, aged 77 roars. lie was a
ilumocrat in politics, and re presented
will be hf". (l in thc lthc town in the General Assembly from
Assrmblv 187. .. to little. was. elected Mayor oi
llictivlcn in 1387 and served two terms
A“ mommy's are requccléd to br- pro. Rdrclining nomination for \ third term i
sent. in 1911 he was again a candidate for
anyor, and while on tho iacc oi thc rc
Henepturna ho was believed to be (Ectod, a
recount gave the election to Daniel J

 

nit-Ming oi .th \‘R'o-
oi licKiulcy Camp.

An important
men’s Auxiliari-
Ru. 9, U. S. W. \‘..
headquarters in the Town

Hall bul‘dinz. in Wall strr-ot, tonic! ‘

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Douglas Fowler Woman' .4
Corps held a meeting at its rooms last.
Friday afternoon. A course dinner was i "m“ '1“ Ropubllcan,

' ”Wed at 5 no o’clock. 3er Grace D . Dr. ilmis was a writcr oi nolc on

her 2 was tho date originally act for
an cxlrctniszt demonstration which
was t'xpnct’d by its promoters to re-
snlt in thc taking over of powcr
this clcmPnl. A postponement to
tinnnnottrn'd date was afterward
cidccl upon. llowcvor.

bv
an
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Tito \larimalist, or Bolsitcvikl clc1

mont, comprises the most cxtrcmc
rim of th- Russian Reliolutlonary So-
clalisls. it firm aprons into promi-
ncncc in tire early days of the revolu-

.tion undcr the leadership of Nikolai
Lcninc. the Radical agitator, who la- '

tor was put undcr the ban oi thc Pro

well but one would hardly expect such picture is the resuscitation of an ap-
snbiccls to (nthuse. an audience. The parcntly dead baby, to life. in thc su-
truth—at least such it appears in the promo moment, we reverence the
llzllt of the success achieved by skill of the physicians. who seems to
"Birth" -—tltat there was some tblnflR breathe the breath of llie into the un-
wron" in the conception of what an lltlng When at last, after thrilling
educational picture should be. Rsttapcnne tho inanimate body writhesR
' The success of "Birth" goes to, with its first heart pulsations, we are
prove that it is not nulllclcnt to call a' awed by the miracle and cannot rcni
plcturc cdu: nation for it to become in-l lze that the little heart has has mar-
vested with such a character. Nor velounly begun to beat, will go on an-
Mon of thoroughly educational sub-R tomatlcally, never pausing u accoud
tooth will it do to theatre them at ran' for perhaps ninety years!

it appcuied for a. time after the

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We will discontinue our
wholesale Bread and cake,
products until further no-

”5‘82? mm” 3.22““:

tun-d months ago to aésumc respon-'

Home, the inspecting oiliccr, accom, ‘mcdical historical and scientific sub
pooled by her assistant Mrs Grace '
wedge, wcrc present It win-i decidcd
to have the sewing circlc meet at the
rooms In “'3' hington stroct, Friday of
(gum, November " at. oclocli

NOTICE
1mm Sunilav, Sm. It. on mm ai'cr
this date the shoe shinc will be it)
deals on Sundays and wc wl .l rim-m at
Sundays. Cali mpion Slim

“lfflnls a mile and one way passenger

FOB COUGIlS and COLDS

'l‘rv Our Compound Syrup
. White _Pine and Tar

visional Government bccnusc of bid
“Rm compileda history 0R ultra—radical pr'cachmcnts and bio sut-
“e is pcctcd piniicrman loaning: He is
the lat- known to have been in Pctrozrud for
iaome into, past, however, but a gov-
......__._____ . ' (fitment trdcr for his arrest failed to
:RAILROADS WANT HIGHER 378.81!” in ill.“ apprehension.'Mcanwhflc
I u PASSENGER RATES: 1hr Mzzt triuit’sts were under the lead-
V \SHl-VGTON NOV 8,—The New crsi: in if its chief llctttcnanr, Loon
53:33.23: “his; Elimilifilifié'; R... m
‘ y 'cd States ubcn the revolution broke

‘ti: fur passcngcr fares in .\cw Eng-:
and by asking tho Interstate Com— ott., but \tito sailed for Russia shortly
He was one of the lead:

tor-rec Commission for pcrmiaaton to afterwards.
at- e milcago mics from ll 4 lo 21-” .. ers in the 1905 revolution

.arm from 21- 9 to 21-! cents. The The ctrcnzth of the )laximallm
i\'ew Haven also sought authority to ”“5 lain in the ””0" which they 0”
‘increase a number of class freight, tallied from the military. chiefly in the
rates by varying 81110111113 fanning from Petrograd garrison. They had failed.
ten to twenty Der €91“- bowevcr. tojmprcns their pollcin up-

' on Russia. on a whole. as has been
shown b": the manner in which they
. were out-voted in all the Russian Con-
tracts and the minority part they

‘jif! a, and in addition to his technical
'wrltings he

l lit-ridcn and of Wallinginrd.
eisttrtitcd by his wife and a son,

‘mr in \\ allingford.

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sentinel Want Ads. are Winner;

 

HOUSEHOBDERS

Into a mental inventory of the things in your home that nhould
love the protection of our Salt L‘r posit Vaults.
Have you fire or lit» pa item or Important paper- of my kind

put away in dnwcrl or were!
In my prey for m?

The time to ”Mad M10" is ltci‘. R~
slur. The coat or complete pmtcct

of this but is but $4 1 yum

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‘ 1 sun Norwallt subplot

played in the organization of the Prev.
llmlmry Parlilment, in which they
refused to portlcipatc'nttcr they were
shown to be momma. Neverthe-
lm, their influence upon 8min

icy, both internal cud external,

been marked been-c oi their predator
notice in Petrogna. the out of :ov

crane-t. it was this duster bili-
ence that in out My!“ the "cunt
ml by the Koren-by government-

torctnovo the, esplul‘ tor llmw

wimp it we believed the mar-bunt

would it. Mar to mu! bacon-tor

1! its will a! the wbolc MI W

DIG Tb! M to" m

plum Have you 12me

Vinita"!!! of!!! or bur-

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pilllll 3'. although claiming the powcr
to dictntr. the iovernment's policy.
Lai‘tcrly, however, they apparently
have liver. preparing to assert their
authority, This was evidenced rc-
ccntly when they appointed a military
cotnmitlcu :0 take charge oi the do:
tense of l’ctrograd and ordered the
garrison to accept gnly its orders and
'igmrc the government's authorlt)‘.
Premier Korenslty'K
cgttizcd that the growing menace to
his govcrtunent was one that he could
cope with by drastic measures, sur-
rounded as be was by military power
in the hands of his opponents. it was
only within the last day or two that
be :(fused to declare the Bolabevikt
virtual outlaws at the request of tho
Cossacks, although asserting the gov:-
crnnvcnt was taking all men-urea to
deal with the threatened uprillnl.

Kcr'cncky'n tut at the bead oi tbeR

ProvMonul Government since his or
nunipalou oi the promienhlpr on Jul!
20 in! has been o iomidnblc one.
Hailed as the uvlor oi Rush in her,
hour of med, its lull!“ with ability
and pa 'lcuce to keep the divem ele-
mcnu comprising the Revolution?!

Wiley together. build in"; n" is Wk bonus. it purifies

tm hr an early mm“ tho odor-i

Imam m

one ride by the clamor! of the ma

lion oi the marl natal internal voll-
clcs, ho was lnpcllcd iron the 0!“!
to endeavor to mohair R
of «bum 0mm tor ‘ It
lino, save M m into a”

seemingly rcc-’

Ml it's Mmdmmfl' ,

iailurc oi the Kornlloti rebellion that
he might succeed in tidlnu Russia ov-
or this dangerous shoals upon which
she lt.td drifted an the result of her
divided councils. That he was be-
coming discouraged overthc situation
however, was indicated by a recent in-
teriicw‘witb‘blm in which although
he declared Rug‘dn was still cmphatvl
lcally in thew air, he asserted alto had .
been worn out bv the struggle andsv‘
felt she Imd a right, to claim that her.“
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tice. We Will have on sale
at our store, 27 Main
Street, for retail only, V
bread, rolls,,,»vcake, pies,
pastries, etc. . i I

we will cantinuex to
serve our w holesale and
retail ice~cream customers i
as usual.

,0. Datum 8: Son

allies lieutefortll assume the heavier
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“Nsutrono Pnecrlptlon 09’”. Wander "

At hut, I ml does-what it says K
rheumatic remedy, nothing like it'
won over before known and that is no l ’3
Hoke. ' i ,
Every man and women who hash
rheumatism. sum or neuralgia;
mitt to try "neutron Prescription
99" at once and no how musically 5‘.
it works.

Cut out those fiery llulmeuts and
dirty calves, m a good clan inm- 9‘
tut may. “Num- Prescription

tllc blood. uni-u in nature'- way,
slm you'wbutyolludtoilcbtol .
n and clan .-

Icmby um.

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