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lent nine and well worth 3
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RUSSIAN REBELS
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sent shroud muet‘be mulled
oventber 16th.
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insert! mm
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BERLIN, Nov. l3.~—-Fonzuuo
and Mont Longuru have been cap-
tured by the Austro-German
troops invading Northern Italy,
says the official statement issued
today by the German War Otiiee.
PARIS, Nov. l3.~—“In the re.
gion north, west and east of
itheims last night the Germans,
after lively bombardments car-
;ried out several raids,” says to-
day ’s oiliciai announcement.
act 10’ Nome“ and vicinity: “Their efl'ortu brought them no
lght. and Wednesday. The success.
to disturbance incentral thiu “Elsewhere
. g over South Carolina. it is calm.”
cloudy and unsettled weather ___._.
50"”‘933‘9’3 dl‘mafl- Pleu: WASHINGTON. Nov. l3.~The
Gather prevails 8959““! in Navy Department announced yes-
districts ei’tfif the 30“" terday that a patrol boat had gone
“1* A "0‘15" 0‘ ‘0' 91'9““)? ashore in home waters, the name of
from 5001119111 California the boat and its location being
It'll"! 10 “’10"!le The tem' withheld. No one mus injured so,
“long "19 northern ”0“" far as reports received nhow and
autumn to‘Malne ‘5 31‘5“” ”9‘ efl’orts to retlout the vessel \verei
-'~' 1113. . [begun at .once.
' LONDON, Nov. l:i.- Turkish
troops which have been retrq‘iting
DAY. before, the British advance in
. peraturc: High, 41; low. Southern Palestine are organizing
air. , ‘ for defense. in the vicinity of lleb-
ron, about twenty miles southwest
ily News
of Jerusalem, unfit an ofliciul
iutn .1. Foster received word
.ttltcmcnt ‘ yesterday. British
nounted troops are continuing to
tile eon, Leonard J.. vegtcrdaY.
with the army somewhere
lush forward in some sectors.
V“
EATH E‘R FORECAST.
the night wax
THEE A YEAR AGO T0-
ROME, Nov. l3.-’l‘he ltaliansl
have resisted the enemy every-l
“ hero on the northern front nlonul
which tile Austrians are attempt-l
m ing to outfiank the ltnlian river’
line, the War ()tlice reports. (in the'
,plnin there in brisk tiring-hero»),
the Piave River. i
PETROGRAI), Nov. 12, 7 p. m1;
»--l.eon ’l‘rotzky‘, principal nid ofl
';-Nikolui Leuine, at the Stitolny ln-i
Jstitute today replied to a requextl
. Endeavor Circle of King's from The Associated Press for his
teru will meet with Mrs. Reed Views on the situutton as follow»:
‘ I may any that “1' are mnluntzl
all our ntatcmentu now by means
of cannon. l havi- nothin to any
otherwise. " j
. Premier KPl't'llhky is reported
living at the palace tit (latchino. I
ltnr feature, "Rasputin, the
Monk,"~the true story of the.
n revolution, Regent Theatre
l I
u
. .., 'of l Livingston street, to-
w afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mom--
ill please bring song nooks and
d Simeon Pena was a caller
City Hull yesterday afternoon.
onterred with {tunes A. Brown, the army
. Charities Department, regard WITH '
case at inn in w h, .No . .
my hemmed. ’ N5 . .i“ mow! m FRAME, Montfny,
_ , .Nov. 12 (By The Associated
Thwart-”American soldiers on"
rapidly becoming expert at patrol
work/mid their oflicers any they,
“carry on" in No Man's Land m:
if thev had been at it for yearn:
This is explained partly bv the.‘
fact that activity in No Man's.
Illund along the. sector held by the:
Americans virtually in open war-V
fore, which is' distinctly on Ameri-I
can game. ,
Already stories of the heroism:
joi' individual soildiers durinci
trench raid» are coming: to light.l
to be confident of the support of
run AMERICAN
ladies of Rownvton are to hold
- of aprons, hun kerchlele, and
dlupla‘y of nee wear on Friday
.. “donning at the Rowuy-
one Cotitpuny'u Hall. The pro-
will be‘ tor the benefit of the
t Campy-Devan.
I" -_ i...-
- Charlie Chaplin in his latest
-uu comedy, “,The Adventurer,”
-t Theatre, tonight. Also the,
. feature, “Sunshine Allev."
cf of Police Pennington received
LY DEFEATED BY THE '
The llolxhcviki lenders appear“ '
bit
choose.
Wind the clock—Adm the Pet-
fection Oil Heater out—and don’t
forget the cat! ‘
No matter how long the evening
or how cold the weather, the
Perfection keeps you warm and
comfortable right up to bedtime.
Then in the morning, light it again
to drive out chill from bedroom, bath
£22.?”‘ii...
A Perfection Heater is economical-
much cheaper to use than coal even
when coal is cheap. Gives clean,
odorless, portable heat.
Used in more than 3,000,000 homes.
Re-wicking is now
No. SWPcrfe-ction Heater Wick.
Comes trimmed and burned off, all
ready for use, '
So-CO-ny Kerosene gives best results. ‘
STANDARD OIL CO.
. PW (
mm. The Perfection is
can carry it where you
with the new
or new roux '
we.
Some men hcsjtnte to tell what;
they have done, but are anxious
and willing to tell what they have
seen others do. The latest inci-
dent discovered involved fivc pri—l
votes. who rushed from their dug—l
out as the Germans entered the}
trenches. Standing. kneeling and
lying in front of the entrances,
‘hcy fired on the enemy so success—Z
fully that they prevented the Ger-i
eat thin: morning to investigate
tomobiie accident which occured
mtord yesterday morning. it ap-
that a boy in one of the rural
u wasmtruch hy‘ the big truck
Jacohtjtuppert Brewing Corn-
whichihau its headquarters in
. Norwnlh. The boy we: not
hurt. and the chaudeur stopped
let him, ,but the tencheru in the
I desired a full account oi the
t, ‘
, . ; from trying.
one and hear the Havailun'DRAFT BOARDS ASKED z
a Donne] _ 'u nin Friday.
... J, 10 .. ..i' ”’9 ‘ To Pnnanrme AS i
- local bollce received word yet! SOON AS POSSIBLE
. “0Q. Countable Nichols, of Governor Marcus it. Hot I
’ fl to plop the driver ofu not”. sent a letter to the local on
man; No. ”1‘". Y. on” rd: ,requeuting )them to
, um: bills for e,
3. Murray caught themut the guanine. This. .333 ‘2; 2:1;
undliewuu turned overtotlou- pliance with a telegram face“
I ‘ Cd
Nichole u short time bier. The {Loni the war department, haying
other had eueuped trontheeon- at it ‘3 “"1"?” 0' dosh: out all
Recount: on th
. utter huvin; been arrested for as Willie .05 “1:: $3213" may
the mother open. ‘
' district
PM!
count. _
i. The letter follow”
“'1 hove received a
-2uo ANNUAL WW“ the war departme t. mm;
. . n
_ given luv the mm 11W I, deulnble that the .dueul udm
Wed. eveningflov. 14mm trution or the tint iced
Hull. Music by my orcha- ue nearly as mulueuzumrNZm
her account current. To accomplish
this. you Ihould have" all voucher:
for expense incurred; including com
tlou of hourd member- and
fro- hoth registration
Mum
vacuum/mum u roe-Me ao am all autmm
ammonium. o'clock “Um its-bemoan the November
-. uwu-uu utuudiuueu’ the ”water'-
I Hegel-unmade! ‘ Ml'iduul
q».
«the South Norwulh silk non
ll
acknowledg-
ment will he nude in
chew. deluxe-t at M the President, to euchme mm M
null-quire! like was any ”as contributed uncompensated urv.
unanimous
uranium
magnum:
mane, who made several attempts County Officials
Stamford Action in Send?
.‘l'hen the cott..nisnicner5 placed tie?
nutter in tin» hands of il‘lt'l" ("W'-
,linrruon. So for nothing hit rune
. of it.
the town in trying to dodge the
care or this unfortunate. Bu: Stam-
iord data not care about that. It is
rid of GPMITCh and in not disturbed
ova-r "w ooinion which the officinls
up here have lonned over what tl-"V
' “f believe is an imposition on the own-
ty.
ing Drops: Patient Up . BURGLARS TAKE
Many are the way-4 towns will reek -
to get r d of the care of undesirabl‘
filmy. enmlally .‘l
blit'i‘l rhizenu,’
promise to he a long theme on the”
b h" public purse.
One scheme is to nrrert a man and'
charge him with all the. miodemean- here tho the boreho- had zone
on known .md than get the mm'a'l! iron the house and stolen
tor to urge long Prison temwthey the automobile with the intention of
would mute it (or life it possible.
(WMMOI‘I-
Frightened Auuy.
It in the belief of the authorities
returning and curling away I his
Such a cue has been troubling the 'load of villus-Illa. from the house in
County comn'uloueru
fence
m.
in.
w It
fill;
mouth
u’ day or two. ‘ a"
Several weeks ago (luau-ch wu’lull
" to nil to serve our: urn-’he
390 dsyu. They and chars-'wu left uudluturhed t!
ed about everything pou'ble amine"
linbtbitmlqucflymn andmmh
'with on one to defend
given I My penalty. “
“on Fit for Tm Farm.
When” (hunch arrived at in't it
found that he sullen! rid
uni hurt am and
more for the town art than
ee-lltcd hi-
1“ MM NRMMdeI-nqflthm
fill .
the Ill!
hill he won tho
and the oIll» the automobile. but that they were
dale at the fill tor Acme nonths.'!rightened 0! and abandoned the
Stanford; 3 rich town, by the way, to 'intentiouu. The victim perfume-V
the utility putty.
’my lreuhluh stunts during their
'uuhie through the lower portion of
with“: Ganeueh in the notation-'11» houue.
ute involved. Toduy he was vein to'
Walter'-
i
hot
’1!!!
bed
i
:5
i
m, lb... NOV. 18,-?!”-
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l
s-el. State Senator Chutes E. Wll-'
The commissioner: have iuthna'ed,
ONLY GOOD MEAL'
'mvuomm MalinWiunl-chewlnx utoothplck I thought “choral?" .
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,. our rule our—Iv I: worm
um" *MW- ......
flDWLAN'S
l W“ -,- ,—"""”".W‘;"’,. ,
“deeper! Conn, '
' Hulda-y, not. 1:, 3911.
‘ .,\.
C
[be “canine: Inert-ulna windings;
tonight; 'Iucedu) promhly lhlfl. . _
if you are going to send’any Christmas gift to a boy
.1: khaki across the water, mail it' with no further delay. lt
t'nzty'weiglt up to 7 lbs., must be inspected at the Post
Liffice, will cost 12c a pound for mailing, MUST be mailed
:not later than Thursday. Dozens of things here that will
i {clight a.soldier when he opens his Christmas box.
i Malta way
1 t l for Santa
Here is the order to the rugs and other flooring: up in cheer-t
nl and light Carpet Hunt-c.-
Move out! You malt mire room for i ' ., . .
Old Santa Claus. Move Quick!
They are given just .1 week to move to a new base.
That wc‘ck they'll improve, every hour of it. .
First. the general will reduce his forces so he won’t have so many “men" to move,
m.
That is what he will do this week. That is the thing of interest in every home. 1,,
To reduce forces, he reduces prices. He will sell a lot of things at less. Thus he’ll ""
illiVfl ’cm out of the store entirely. ‘ ‘ f m.
Beginning right now, these special prices:-— , "’1
Seamless Wilton rugs-in the ideal carpet size of 0 by i: feel, not fully perfect in , .,
weaving, regular 535- ‘ .
Handsome Axminster rugs in :1 unique size that will fit excellently in many rooms, "
9 by it feet, regular $25—- , $22. a“
Qood solid lustrous Axminsier rugs in floral :‘ind'allover designs, 81’; by 10%» feet,
regular 52!- ‘ ‘ . $17.50. ‘ ‘ "‘3:
Tapestry Brussels seamless rugs in tasteful flowered and Oriental patterns, 83’; by _ _V
mu feet, regular Sl‘).50-- / - 917-50- 1;
Rag rugs of clean bright new cotton rags, Chintz effects, band border— It
ir.'(
4 by 7 ft.. reg.”$3-—$2.65; (l by 9ft, reg. $5 to 38—34 to $7; 8 by 10 ft.,
reg. $947.50. ' - ' - '
inlaid linoleum tile n’nd hardwood patterns and miycd reds :ind greéns, have been 1
S1,.i9to $1.35 square yard—per square yard . $1. ‘ ‘ ‘ " '
Congoletun rugs without a seam, slightly imperfect in printing, 9 ft. by tolé ft.,
$5.90; 9 ft. by 9 ft.—$5.50. . ’1:
Remnants of printed congoleum. several patterns- * ""5“ " ‘ ' 29c yard. ,, .2
I Kleurflux pure linen rugs, wonderful in texture and strength and durability, 27 by - ’ °’
, 5-3 inches, regular SLZS— , . . 5,
i ‘Fiher rug: in Stencilled pattern, reversible, good weight, 36 by 60 inches, regular .3:
i ‘9‘“ . .-49c.
i Amninslsr rugs in floral patterns mostly, 27 by 54 inches, regular $2.252— t titi‘
? $1.“). '1 .
i Wool Smyrna rugs, nice \z'eig‘ht, reversible, good pitterns and Colors, 26 by St a“)
' , u - ' 3.1341
. Micki}, .sla't- $1.35.,
i Third .rtwr. . w”!
. . - £91
or.
to?
. . . a:
Q 1')
Scrlm curtalns, ..
i u ' Mi
t ' 2 b l
l / argams.
‘ , i . o . -- 1d,”.
White scrim curtains with deep lace edge :th inserting, are m Chmy and inlet ,dc- . m:
signs— 31-50- I:
Arabian or white scrim curtains with Dutch valance. hemstiichcd—‘ 75c. "
Only limtcd quantity of each. ‘ . ,.
Third flom'. \ 4 ' ' _ ' .
t ‘ ii ,3",
THE HOWLAN
D DRY . GOODS . COMPANY
git-dine to hinder the progres- ' “l tuneup “APPEARANCE ' NOT MELootousw otrreo .~
the W. “Daft you love our sons, "the St. '
_ a- l “You can't always iudue by appear Spangled Banner 2" ,'
on. a. . Jheiuu eluted an. m"! ‘ ....t.. auo .- cm rhrdi 1
Inc-ecu thut he not giveu u lor- ‘ mi a costly demonstration it"! do,” replied Senator Soruhunr, '
P" """tttx in the use of vad Pol- of first (set. Becuuu I saw Huhdub “Then why don't you loin in M
Wyn-bahthemwofllhunletohflteflntoimh. “31y friend, the wuyJor the id
- n Mthc‘wuu mmmummmmmmnmmtauecuontor um 11
theuletraiu tro- Noruulu. howuupturuueupuuulve lototgruh."~gnottotrytouinglt."~nxchunue.
lulu-Citylournul.
mt.
l t
5 came: OVER HOUMTOMC Ill-
Percy Kn" wuu hout lust evening: ‘ VIN '1 .
'to g hm fiber of his friends who HARTFORD Nov. '11—'11): highway ,{ ' "
talent it: u Mount!” pur- commie-loner huu‘ given the conflict:
mull-holeiu‘fluributt meetvu- for an construction so! u concrete
le- n-eu were played, airman bridge over the lionntoulc river how
[were served. and u pour-l need the tween North Cum uud Salisbury to
You wIl naive h mu u - , ~
. wu- m The Michael our Mull). Sicilnu. of New York city, 1d.
nlul ”m." m [Ila ' “‘- 6‘ not heat up utll ulutu hour. 985.000. , ‘ ' .
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