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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 20, 1917 · page 5

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RACING 4r "HAVE

i AND BRENTA RIVERS

: FIRE missiosumo wrrn GERMANS AD-

I Wig—Mano) IVANCING
‘ Imrmrmofii

side. they crept in between the wells.
and the entire front or the church was The government of Premier
shine. The Ire-es mode heroic et- Lloyd George apparently llso
torts to keep tilcblase lion theehureh been successful in facing the first i
m. but the III-res mm serious attack upon its adminis—'
headway as to niche this bpouible. trction. The Premier in the House
a"... W,“ of Commons has answered his
The new tgbmomm organ critics and declared that the new
I'm” “I“ I. m. ”we“ 9; MM AIIied War t 'otnleil would eooor—I
lion 1. me church was destroyed by diuate the" “ark of the variousi
m, “on.“ and vicinity: ”be water cut me, The dredghters staffs and “as not an attempt to
tonight “d W l l ”rm“ desperately to keep the blue place military power in the hands
anthem disturlnnce is centre] from the delicate instrument. but were or politicians.

. i ,' near AI ’ Gs. it is am“ back to“ by foot. until in in lreniier lIoId George (letlill'f'tli
Igcloudy and in“!!! wenther aide of the church w” a lamina fur :hathtttolohstacles to be returned i
the m Gait ”a Missile n“, V t e A lies IIere lack of llnitI I
Another disturbanceflme central Crowd Work“ Nobly and the submarine menace. The!
new council would bring war 00- I

W" n and" “mud “n i The lame crowd of people “0 “re tiI ities under one bod ' II I III
with light snow or rain in the attracted totlle blaze worked heroical. I remit-r had "0 {9" a)! 3 : Q I)“
” ' m” of the we region I, "be" "my saw that the flames liturillcs live German underl(ll'al:t’rl
.; gamer prevails in other were getting beyond control, lien and. lxIIats “gun" been sunk last Sm l
enstot the ”fly llcnntninl. boys entered the church proper and “M“ I
, temperature is rising slowly in the parish house. and carried out. " ' V I
. wet-tern and central districts. IprtItIIicaIlly oI'Iery movable piece of '11.“ IA" HEADQUARTERS:
__...._.__. furniture III the building. mule the ‘3 NORTHERN i'l‘AlX. Mondab'o.

Nov. 10 7- :lflp. In. (By The Asso-
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DAY Iiurniture organ pipes, and other I'll al- , , .

. concentrating his attack on the
I , , , _: - 40; I w iuable property, the flames roared In . . . ' , , ,1
I‘metmtufi Ruth. 0 “be "m at mm m“ and cm the“. north, and Iery heavy tightmg lh

- Fair. in progress south of Quero, IIhere
Ilarge Inemy mums are attacking:
th. the Italian positions on Monte
'I'IIIIera and Monte Tomba.

PETRIXI'IRA 1), Monday, Nov.

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Nearby Building. Ablnu
While the fire In: at it belch
burning embers were carried on the

strong southwest wind which was 19 l :30 'l' .
blowing. and were dropped on I I ;' ml). 6'"— 'l‘to gm’huglrfi
roots of nearby houses. The roof of 0-” 0 9 am. no 0” e n

jl I'm Pu“ Church and“ tire but vution of the Revolution, Iltation- l

Gnome Ii. Gilbert. of West Rocks was put out without cincuuy. The film“ :‘“"“I {filli’lh "'3‘ gm":
. . reported to the police that he residence of Dr. Sherwood on Park m: Cfll:lll:lill:lllilll. em. "l 1‘
. d '0“ NB Yellow foshound. street also became ignited, but Ihisl f j ,
lm x was M“ drowned out Other A to r lhtI defeat of lli’i forces at
' —"" ' .ha 9 '3'” hi d ”ma" no.“ bu m rtl.ltc,IIinII l’remier Kerelndll was
. ”We have a nice lot of Thwkssiv- } oases "9'" fIIIItId II till the proposed desertion'
3 post cards at o tor .Ic. come in and 9“ "I ”‘9" m“ “d we ‘00:" "f of the bulk of his arm) The lire
. Ik them user. Dotinelly'.1I 16 Smith m‘mlmdhk 30:5 2?: infill. “M 'llllv'l' nus coerced into prolnisillgz‘
cirl street. :“ll‘h‘y urne ’ a y p to surrender tothe Bolsheilkl got l
' i “'0‘ Crowd Y'm‘r'2: 3:?” 'I rIIIIItIIII, lint II lIlIe the guard nus;
Clinton Selleck of Scarlett avinui' I lman'IIW" "‘ "r' " ' Ibo-int; formed he disappeared dis I
"ed to the lilolce the! some one ”mm“ 0' ”mm” "and '0 m guiscd us It sailor. The Committee
- stolen his Ranger bicycle which scene. and in II worllliriitlliesag:f:'F f”, the SuIIutioll of the Rcwlutioll;
0 left in front of MI home last night I :3 33'" "WW" “"‘ “ ' in unpoml to lllf' linliillt‘i'lltl rI-.I
. ors. ,'.'lll|t' ill l’etrograd and has pro-
-l\ "we!!! mating of the City Conn-i 3“”9 Wind 5"" a" ”17”‘ tested against the order of ilrrt'I‘ol
all has been culled for this evening. A “In“ wind, blowing "e“ y m of ll’l'clllier KtIrt-nskv. I
Ien money It?" the running *3le "0'“ the “Names" spread the ilsmrn Luau is on the Pctrourad- l’skofl'
ill be nor-rowed upon. the rosponsibjl ”midli- and 09"“ “0"" I“ "'9 chm“

h m build Iruilwuv. about nilloItI miles soI‘Iltll'
:y or the Fifth 'l'sxisx District made drafts through I 9 en 9 Inf l’etrogrml :Illd sixti miles south

in: 1"" “I“:P‘ebl it:°|:hlls‘liegc:;e; of (latchilla
MI... mum qu IIIIIIIIII me chm“ '0' ' “ “z I l'l‘Alrl AV .lIlI‘IAI)Ql .IIITITI'I’s
' at the club dance to be held on

fiercely lip spire. l\' .\ ‘ .
.. North Wall Fell in at One O’Clock I ORTHI'I“ ITALY. Suudm.
. Inhsniiinx no the ...8th at the l II he entire north wall oi XIII. lrl (RI The Aminted;
' orwnlli ”mm" (“all for “he“ 3““ M 1 3);“: ”1mm in with a mm“ Pro-cw, —-lIIforIIIIItioII is trickling;
0" ll" "pccial Thrivmnfl dinn" :?“rub‘:' ‘ m‘ ‘ across the More from the llflllilllv
hlcll will be served "our Ii: 30 until I‘

I I. , - '- - - -.
Rmflation“ must be: in, not later Insurance Covers Some of the Dam- H I N. r" \mel' 'm“ "“rrm'

age by Ill" I-IIo-llly. According: to them-l
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m" V "min" me “am A" on ' To. In... ,xllt‘l' IIno-d by tho him- i1 r Wm" "ml" “'r l ”H" "r "m
chaining time is expected. IriII- Illlllgnl'l Ilus Ii~IIttIol ”Uri/.lll

f I'Iormi by insurance, car-
lirrtII will 0 III III I oIiiIoI. iIIltl King 1 ‘t'rtlllllllltl "I'

' . ried .mI loull insulation agents. :I I”
l l'lll‘lol hm lIIwIII tllrnnol.
Members of Company \ oi the on: I «xau amount 0, ' l ,.
the DWI?“ .ime "" Itirnoliwzl :Illll l’ulIIlIIIIoIII.

“0' police force met lal'll nl‘h'. la the “Ollld llt ”1”! '0 will?!" no II t ,
wn Assembly Hall. in Wall street. 12:18::ob4bl, amount .0 75mm at‘m'lrlnhflirn‘im "II “3:? H" ("II
9 ”“19“" “I“ not disband but it least ‘ to ll Ili‘IIIlmIl 'lml illmkul‘ lll‘?“
I voted to discontinue drills for the MGrand Raymond this noon sent “Imam. ”ii“ l "j, "r I“ w‘ n I“
I in' (' lIIlrI II of NIIIIIII
‘- The members ‘1" meet “on no "I'm" fi'lll‘m” 0' “0‘ mm" {or ”‘9 illulin Its one of Illf' ll' IIIIl'rIII- ks. till
all “093“” John Brougham firemen 'I: III ritmloIl of I ("IN the iIII'IuloIn
Why A WI“ remain an ”mam?“ There “I!” Ii ‘0'“ 0' 841.000 mam” lIIII 'II ruined five tings \IIotri'IlI.
My 0' WWW police. and “I“ b"‘: Incl: on the Wilding 5““! ”menu" (It-rump llulwuriun Turkish rind
ready at the call of Chief ”MIMI”: and the loss cal-Iv this afternoon was tlrcok. The last flaw represents
at any hour of the day or nlfiht- placed at 565.000- . thr- flree Ik Ilitision EiI'hilIlI IchIt.
. iover to the Bulgarians at Knvulu"
and Fort Rllpcl and which somII'
reports put among the menu di- ]
visions operating on the. Italian
front. I
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POU LTRY SHOW PLANS.

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—81’EP TO THE PHONE
and arrange to have your dinner
served at the. Country Club Thursday
night.

The Norwalli Poultry Breeders M
sociation held a special meeting I: 3'
mum to nert‘ct. plans for thrzr rm-
nual Poultry Show which will be held
Cooking» utensils that last twenty in the Town Assembly hall on it all

years in daily service. that won't chip. 'Itreet on January 17. 18 and 19 of the

headquarters tit Kurnlu surren-
coming year. , _' .
Iver-l crack flm 0" com"19- are "‘0 It ”H mm, to on". a cm, cu, dered to thtI Bulgarians. lls

kind 0! cooking utensils that "9‘7 m- every variety exhibited. and to In strength II .III rnportml to he "7 I000
home should possess Every M”- crease the first prize in every clans men. and tlplo “('l’l' llicr tram
keeper should visit the store of A. J. from 3,1. .50 to, 15:0 00 and second "WK" fferrcd to f ll rmnny.
.. from So to . ,
“mm: Maid" wing; and ’3“: In addition will be the Inn hand-; “Tl,” Kllfll M. -\”"- 3” Illl' ”l"
intercotinx em "I 0“ u some clips oflered by the Connecticut Associated Press). ~ The Arno-ri-
nim cook!“ “infill 5! 1m a State Poultry Breede'rrr Association can, French and British l'I‘lll'l'H‘ll-t
Int-rt of the mini: Alnnllml Wantinpwsiiozi 111.99%??? :32 ”5:242; tnlit‘es .ut the border station of
s in issue. ‘ c . a ” ' . ’ ‘
re adv. ,_ tours for,“ “mam” Tommi. uppmintp
. These 2 tied attractions should
Harley Williams "I“ 3"" Robert make the Norwallt show- this season

Williams of the Upper Parish. ham bigger and better than ever
Inert visitor! in Wield.

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WE INVITE
YOU

to up- on account with this '
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have III-ell stripped of all netnnl
potter lII Finnish ro-I'ollltionislt».
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By inducing, the
practiceb “payee
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4W" Green Stamps are
opponents of extrava-
gance and exptments
of economy and thrift.

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fused to recognize any diplomaticl

attitude, but they are bringing all.I pctcnt source that Petrogrcd was
conceivsblc obstructionict tactics quiet
' éto hour to compel the Enlcntc rep- 'tlto pol cc were guarding the ver-
ircscntatiws to recognise thorn. ions legutions and calm-ice.
i'il‘lec'otpiition hue been
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Pick books Willi

leisurely care

Among alldlle gifts one makes :It holidays books are
deserving of greatest care,

They should be chosen early picked with care, chosen
with knowledge of likes 1nd dislikes of III.1II or woman to
whom they are going.

No one would think of sending Les
soldier, of course, but—I

To give plenty of lime to choose. to glue .1“ the ex-
cellent new books room to show themselves,—Ihc Holiday
Bookshop' IS ready.

Bigger than the IISunl, with many different sorts of
books, cheery and inviting.

lots of stories that will interest lots of fine bioks for
children lots of every sort of 'boo.k

These days when the choosingc can be llnlillrried, are
best of .111 book buying days.

Miserables to I

Send some laughs
to your coldier. .
if you want to bring smiles and lztuII'hs to the boy

who has "one away to “do his hit" send him this clever
little book z—llow to Be .1 Slidicr.

busy to imagine him readin" some of its .1dI Ice :Il rod to
the “bunch” :Iftcr Iiiess—zmd to hear their shouts!

Costs just :1 quarter; sure to produce laughe worth
fite dollars to the b Iys ill imiuny or in senile

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, "All In ll; .
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. pus It on. ,1
There are Some books to be read before being. given

tn anyone. . m i g. . a.
.. y. . . I I Kain-VI: ’l“
. lhal s the Mill of Book All In It Is. " 5'...

Retliember the First Hundred Thousand and their story
«by Izlll llzly. :Ictllzllly Capt. Izlu llzly‘ Bfitli?

\lI lll It is the further story of Ki. Read it and see
how those llielztlid lzlddics carried on. Ilicll you '0 “not to
giIc it to many :I friend for a Christmas rclnclnbmnx.

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A story by the shy pilot ,
of No Man’s Lnntl—Rn'plr Connor. '

It: Ilpli ( .IIIIIIIII llilS been to the Inuit iozzl ri1ih into the
trenches. As liimseli P I (.zhtrlts \V’. (Ilrdon, he chI his
Canadian home chaplain of the -..lld( :Imaron lll’llliIlllleSi
of Canada. welIi strziiIIhl tothc IIIIlIl-——:IIII time in the:
trenches he looked back III-er the year: to discoicr what;
were the great forces which produced the Canadian soldiclg
fighting on that Western front: the finest example of.
patriotic manhood then fixed ill the battle line. 1

Now he' IS Major Gordon and his latest story is oddlI
enough, The Major. .,., ..I .,

Can you imaI'iue Ihe Sill of story it must III: .1;
romance of .1 young nation Iising to defend its own—:Iud’
written by him who ga we "5 Corporal Cameron and the
Sky Pilot and the Patrol of the Still Dance Trail?

Jot this book, too, down on your list of those to be
read and to be given :—The Major—Si. 40. -

'lllesesrebtltnirio; Thol'lolitlcyBookehoplicscloz-
ene~anditis¢oodtirnenow tochoosc.

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THE HOWLAND, DRY AGOODS COMPANY.

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tho ontolot the revolutiolliita rc-i ltill flag from the consttltitc and de-g

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accredited couriers. They were ‘
‘lllllllccd finally to desist from this Ican minister learns from It coin-

parted, declaring that they need-

privileges and detained properly led on foreign commie in Tomes.

Ira Nelson Morris, the Ameri-
to Friday night, and that

”WWI lI'lalIting in Moscow. has ceased.
. if in rammed to have been very
The revolutiotiiutit visited the mtnmtilltir1. thimttteil of the
lplccc 4,000.

l A mail exodus of Americans

Eamon mince III Ton'tcu on; number or dead mach III high an
idcmonllcd

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.HowaANn‘eé

Why not burn

orl. gas or wood?
Until it gets very much colder, none of us need wbrry
over the stortage of coal; though there Is a real shortage.

We can kee comfortably warm without coal; proba.
bly be healthier ecause of not having our homes over-

heated. ‘ . 4
' An oil heater will keep a room comfortable, eyen 'iiI
real-cold weather. One costs $4.40 to $7.75. .1

A gas heater' Is efficient and requires practically no

attention. it may be located in any room iii any part oi that
room. Several styles at $5 25 to $8. 50 .

And wood burncd' "I the fireplace will prove boili.
warm and cheery.

, Andirons are ready at $3. 75 to $8. 25, 4-piece fire sets
1133 5.4 25 to Sit, fenders 11 52.5010 $5. 8m spark guards at
S to 88.

Fourth floor.

Try this liner

coflec for less!
'l'licrc’ s :I Howco coffee sold here or uhrly :It 35'
cents .1 pound which, we think; is quite the best to be had
:Illiwhere at that price. w I‘ll

It' IS carefully selected coffee, to begin wiIlI. None butI
prime quality is admitted.

Dfifcrcnt growths from different planters are skillfully
blended to get, true strength and flavor and aroma.

Each day it is freshly roasted right here under our own
roof. Each “batch" must be roasted to proper point: ncv-
cr is it allowed to p155 muster unless JUST RIGH’ZI

And when it is g,rouud and made and Ionics steaming
in its cup to your breakfast .able—then it is delirrhtfull ‘

We fell a lot of it. We want to sell more.

To get more coffee jIIdIb 'es vauaillied with it W—IHIS
WEEK .1 limited quantity .1! this special price: -—

4lbs 51

Only :I certain total quantity :II this price; not more

than 8 pounds to any one customer.

When the fixed amount has been sold no more at
this special price—and we hope there will be enough to

last through most of the week.
l'mnt h'lW'lt'll~ .

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Have complete set
line table glassware

licilllllllll lig IlII blmm glassware decorated with attract-
iic etched needle pzitlcrII—in 12 different sizes from fin-
oer-bowls to tiny- cordinlI gillSSr‘S makinII complete equip-
ment for table sclvicc.

And the t’llllrc :IssIIrImclIl, (I of each, at spcs'lle price
it)“,

There are 72pic :cs in III]; their re; ul Ir price would be
347.07; and Completes ct is $11..50

\fics II. 6 Shall sell some of the sizes sépamtely at spc- ,

ci: Il price I It)

lIllIIblcrs. and dial :IIc glziceful sh1pe as well .15
handsome and of crystal clmrncss, instead of SI. Sodozen—

95c.

Quzm pitchers to match the tumblers, insieadgof
suso— ‘ $1.

Champagne and nine Ind cordial glasses and beautiful
goblcis, inste1ii of Si and $3. 25 :I d02en-—, 52 2.35

Fourth flair,

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The Euro of the DEAF M‘BeStiJrred To Activity '
Lot Uo Sons! You lor The Acoustictm For
so Dnyc' Free Trip! my)“

. I! oowlllwritooo that you tlrc clinrymnrcpuid. tholutrwwr' .' r .
hrd’of MIMI wiI I try tho \ Mthrl' fro ! trial without (4 Ion s I
Acoustic-n we will lend you. . animator":

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