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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 20, 1917 · page 12

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Thanksgiving rectal

MEN’S AND YOUNG
MEN'S OVERCOATS
All the New Models
$11.95
Value to 816.50

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E Thanksgiving Sale -Cosls,Suits&llresses“

Youereqnitefamfliarwiththegoodvdusweoluatonr
regularprtoeesoitwillbeancssymsttertoryoutonnreout
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GOAT! some
I ‘ 31.90 ms $11.93
as.” 31m 31m was $1550 new

cwsxs m PARIS tourney

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SPECIALS

l Butter.theilnestereantcry,pcrlb... .7 ..... .'...48c

l PureLsrd,perlb .................. .20c

[ n.o.om.............. .................... 2”
Purecoeoetnqsmjsrsclttom. .......... 27c

t Jena ...... ......... 3pkgs.25c

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; IMPORTANT 'Nlll‘lCE !

1 1‘0 but: CU’s'ronita‘s Atvp' rut: PUBLIC.

. Existinz conditions. all or which are too well

‘ unde as to make detailed explanation here
'1 necessary. compel us. Merchants and Customers

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alike. to do our utmost to conserv th food
our country. and distribute it in tIte rhosteeillt‘t’innltlc‘t’tl

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25c

9 BUTTER
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SPECIALS. FOR ,

way. Accordingly we have d ed th '
planlflhtch becomes efl'ective Satu‘ted‘ay.e folloggg

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. . On and after December lst. 1917 our 'ness

2 Will be conducted on a strictly weekly c'ash b3? All

. accounts mustbesettledtnt‘ullbytheM ay‘of

. t the followlntrv week. or no further credit will ex-

ed. A in no new accounts will be opened

QWIII reduce al prices to rock “cash and carry”

basis. but will continue to deliveras heretofore. We

$285.31”: will.” eh??? lief“; an? “M" f“
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l a hberal s are of your patronage. avored m".

A. F. BeckmannSz 00.

R3 & 85 Washington St. . Phone 1405

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Schnitte’e unitary Markets

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‘flffl I. W. Day. 65 Campbell are.

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or REDUCING nus
HAZARDS IN stars:

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There are between thirty and thir-l
trite Ines enraged in the sm-rey.t
they are experts in their line. and;
letters have breo slut by the State;
Louncil to the mayors and tire and5
police chiels oi the two cities which.‘
it is hoped, will help to make the;
task of the iupecors easier. The‘
Council also asks tite- general public
to Wrote '85 Null as III-ailrlh
lllli like duper-Jets so as I’l help.
malt? their p‘ttrlotic t'fiorlfi fib’l’ii’tirlrl
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Certain classes Lt property will nail
to inspected. notably buildings that|
rtre regularly ineptcted by iusu.‘ance
mmpanles. tutorsratively isolatul.
pieces of property that are nl iti-
Ilgnlilcant vain: and certain build—
logs that are cltssed as non hazard
bus.

The inspcttors will visit the tar;-
onu pieces oi property all relirPst-ntm
lives of the State Council and incl
”State government They will be!
equipped with autitori'latiou cards .6»
sued by (hart-nor Marcus ll. ilol-
tomb and comm-aimed by the SW.»
Fire Marshal and Richard M, install“
"1 Hartford. c‘tsl'tnan oi the lietcntw.
llouncil. Willi tncuc arrangcmt-ntsj
made for crm‘endnls, it is expcttt-d;
that llto- inspecmrs will be Wt-Iltotttvd
by the property owners to whom the-y.
apply and that tl.e latter will “Hm:
crate in making cinciont tho nt'n-‘nnv
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movements set on foot illilt'f‘ the Mari!
at the war. 1

wide campaign to prevent the “hr-dill
ol the country's resources by tire at,
a time oi grave cmergency win-n - ‘i'-,
cry Waist». of property, howcwr tri-
vial it may at first scent. is likely!
to be the indirect cause ot thc‘wute
at many lives. in addition to hoist":
a movement alontt the general lint-4
oi conservation, the elimination m' lo-
‘dnct'on or fire rinks. ltspeclally in
thc larger cities. is a step intended
to prottct plants engaged in the pro
.ductlon oi war materials, tor anr
l small on may lead to s conilagratlon
and there are few cities in Cornet-ti
cut oi any sine in which a conduct.
tion would not likely cripple .1 "Will’
order" factory.

The Work has becn taken up at.
‘ready in New York State. I't'lvlinhlv;
.vanla. bellman. Maine and nevi-rill;
western stain-s, wherc valuable rv-x
units have been a'talmd through thct
cooperation .ol merchants and other,
owners oi property.

ICOUNTY‘ CORN. .
t snow COMINGi

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l The show ll ill be tor one day and;
Evveninz. as now planan. but many}
l details on: yet to be workul out by:
’ the committee. and iurthcr announce
l ucnts \till he made through the man ;
'y paw-rs from time to time.
Objects,

1 To increase lhc‘ production of;
more and better f‘OlD.

2—To glt'c local growers of hood
Lt-Ptl an opportunity to advt-rtist- their2
jiroduct more cflcctivt-ly. I
All—v'l'o promotctlhc mutual stcouain-_
mute and better understanding'
among the corn growers and attri-I
culturnl :tg-‘neicit oi the stat».

i—To stimulate inn-rest
demonstrate methods oi
out using corn.

’Prcrniurns and Rules.

Premiums. to be decided upon by;
the committee. will be awarded. and!
-l lot of rules and regulations will be;
« sin-pared in ample 'timc to distribute}
‘9 those who wish to make entries.

Classes will be arranged to include
com on the er land on the stalk.
«mull grain and home made product."
from corn.

Alt‘r being judged exhibitors may
be nllovml to put placards on their
exhibits giving their names and ad
dresses and whether they have seed
tor sale.

Educat‘nnal exhibi’s by the Farm
'Bureau. the Experiirfint Stations and:
the Agricultural Chilese will bel
shown. and will aid greatly to the:
Interest ot the ahow.

Selection and Preparation of Com

For Exhibit.

A pamphlet will be prepared for
distribution showing how (301? is‘
scored in judeing and giving bulptul.
hints upon preparing the corn tor ex-L
bibition. Competent judges will be;
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For the Women. t
An exhibit oi the various ways in;
wb'ch corn can be used nn-lood in
f the home will provide an attractioni
tor the women. ,
1 This ‘ethibit will he prepared by
:the Farm Bureau [and demonstration
resents. and will be made turther in-
; structive [In a demonstration to be
given by Miss Green. and many at-
ttractive "corn" dishes will be featur-
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ed. l
1‘ in tact. the Fairileld County Corn
:show wit me well worth while set-
tling aside a day tor unseen as the
hoped that the
attendance will be so large and the
value received so great that it will
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Arab'an literature. had it not set-
temd mutilation. would have unsta-
ed a treasure house tor the. scholars
of all lands. The disastrous Ire at

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a .... ...... mm comervavmntLABoa UNIONS

This movement to part. ot a Nation: -

‘m such a position that we will be

‘ it our ranks I am tzady to elimin-

‘nnvc lict'll lighting during the last

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Tristram & "Hyatt

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VOTE TO BACK
WAR T0 FINISH

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report train the Committee of lieso
lutiona. The committee reportel. lav-
ornbly a resolution indorntnit the "pn-
triotic work" oi tbc Alliance tor La-
bor. and Democracy. which Mr. Gom'
on: took an active part in organ-
ising as an onset to the People's
Council. a pacifist organisation.
Speakers Denounce Pacifists.

The opposition discussed, the nigh
.. or twin". the Arisona's miner's
strike, the Pacino coast ahinbuildcrs'
light. the (root rall'wnjf Vike {in
Springfield. ill. and the suppreas'on
or iorclgn language newspapers. but
.\l.'. (lolnllt‘rs Eli't: them lull rein.

.Thc support-era oi the resolution
did not mince words in condemning
the attitude oi the bacillus.

"Labor has a iris duty to pertorm."
will lieut‘gt' Berry. oi the Pressman.
"“'0 cannot attortl to place ourselves

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mlsuhdcrs'tmd.‘lt we have traitors

alo them. “5- cannot make half way
WNWIIH‘S. We must «.0 Where we
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'hirtyw-vr-n years." . ‘

Mr. Gompcrs cloud thc. debate in :t
tinuina Slit'el'h in defence oi the al-
:iumc and his own posl'ion.

"lly those who have opposed the re-
port and the recommendation? 0! this
e was. -
not always mcntion-rd. but ty poni-

$1.00

2' Outing Flannel Pajamas
$1.25

Outing Flannel Nightshirts

Lion Brand Negligee Shirts

Madras Pajamas

$1.25 $1.50

$1.50 $1.65,

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K R I EG E R
. 6 CO.
, Woolen 'Aulomos
bile Robes

Size sound 80 in.

This Robe is Especially
Constructed tor Auto use.
Guaranteed by the Menu-
iacturer ,} to Give Satisiae
tory .Service tor Automo-
bile use. . ,,

6. 75

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t-lon was, and there is no illiterencv
between tho two. For instance. '
may: recall that insinuations wort
made of my hobnobbinu with the illi‘
rules oi labor. Now I have alwnv
said this: i will go anywhere it
bring the nu-snage 0! bone to labor -
oven into the camp of the enemy. .
Mr. Gompers Pledpoe His All.

"It thori- is any one who can brinr
me utterance of mine. mind" an“
-.hcrc. that was not in the (lolenc'
)I the rluhts of tho labor'ng people
act him do so. i dare you, i chal-
.ensc you. .

“I am not ntutral in this war. Paci-
fist as l have bran all my life. who"
i tlnd there is a band of murderers
about abroad and l tail to do"
my children I am not a pacifist but r
coward

*President Wilson and tho mem-
bers of ll'tt cabinet were pence lor-
mg men. 1 know of no militarlttt "it
their number. but now they are tight}
ins men. And I publicly declarc
now that i am a fighting man and
will continue to tight: for the coun-'
try to which l cure all. the country
which i love and in which my hope
and admirations are bound up.

‘l propose to do a man's duty in
ticlp‘ng to make this war the last
war of this world. All my energies
shall be laid at the ice! at Americat
and of our allies to do '31“! i can tot
ward the establishment oi democracy'

 

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Clearance Sale oi Waisls _

GETTING READY FOR SANTA
. We must make room for holiday merchandise which is
art-lying daily. lnordertoredsoe stock we are presenting a
vutfgdnesrful lot of Blouses a» Ex't'RAORDINABY REDUC-

. Models of Georgette. Crepe De Chine, Satin and Messa-
lline; in suit colors, flesh and white.
A large variety of different and desirable styles.
Regular 5.1.5.9, $5.00 and $5.98 values.
‘ Special $3.98.
We advise buying now in anticipation of the holidays, as
any one of the Waists offered would tasks a very charming gilt.

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oven in Germany."

The that vote was taken on an
amendment altered by the opposition
to table the report. It was altered
by Mr. Cannon. who said the alliance
was no concern oi the tederation. it
was defeated, The roll was then
called on the adoption 0! the com:
mittee’s recommendation. resulting. -
Yes, 21,579: noes, 402.

 

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Round emu .. ........ ..Mn
”hopped Round steak . ........... 34c
Chopped Meat, Lean . . 24c
Lean Pot Roast, no bone ......... 24c

All Best Quality. lest.
line" Prob Hams 30o

 

Fresh 8hbulders...... ....... ....29o
Corned S'on'r'ore ......... . ..... 21c;
Corned Ipsroribe no
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LEAKING RADIATORS '
Repaired While You Wait

lenders. lltofs, lamps and Bodies
stra ghtenetl
WELDING GUARANTEED

MIREGKS' A SPECIALTY
VAAsr BROS.GARAGE

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