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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 1, 1917 · page 5

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mmmmmra Mthenbytheaflmio
. 3"" WW 10" “'0’“ "’9 “1‘ rollinent of Belgian refugeeamnd
Cd We! in thc Superior Court I“ the enlistment of volunteers who
in I!!! M the w“ Ml” VIII lh‘ have braved the live wire barriers
Md up” thh the 00h“ 1' “3 Von the Holland frontier, it has been
on to run! a decree Time “I” brought up to ten divisions of
were: iwell- trained troops.

i Jennie Wfluleflfoflh 0' 3114“” PETROGRAD, Tuesday, Nov.
’port, against Fred J. Wrilslefloflh 27 -—'l'he diplomatic representa—
also at Briueport. They were nur- Itiveii of the neutral eoturtries, af
ried on Aunt 18, I996 and the de

September 3,1910 ition respecting an armiiitiee as It
, James W Bumham 0! Bridgeport,’ matter of courtesy, as the) tlould
iagalnet Samantha BumbatnolBridle- reply to the representatives of a
[port The marriage tool Place I"Birdirivate individual They affirm.
nary 22. 1898. and I)“ elk-£86 duel" however. that their action must
gIion, April 11.1908 griot be Iiiken as recognition

i 1970'” E Starr 0' ““5990" The Allied t'lflllil'sts'li'i are main
attains! Hattie B. 3“" ot'llartford raining II waiting attitude. pend
They V918 Vedded Ill“? 14.1901 ”d ing the meeting of the l ‘IIIIIItitueIIt
Mrs. Staff to 81108“ 10 hate '9" her‘ AIIIII‘IIIlIII'.

home III-Incl 19°“ AMSTERDAM.

 

“Regent Theatre
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NIII’. 28.“

/ COMING ’ Pm" ““5“"! summm' ‘gnrggt‘ oiiut ('zernin, the :‘llliil'tl-‘llllll
" ”"9" ““3““ °‘ ”"3 unknown. to]: gariau Foreign MiIIiIItI-r. in a dis-
"Th; Ema-Man," George Lorine ICON”? '9'“ married Am“ 2' IIuIsIIiIIiI II Ith the delegate» of flu

and the dale 0‘ ll" “”9"“ " given ‘I pper lltlilnt‘ said. according to a
as June l 15’H . \" IeIIIIa dispatch todiiv. that An»-
Anna Munro 0! 3““?le mm“ Aria was ready to enter into nego-
Antbony )tunaao. The date 01 the
marriage in "We” it” .lanual’v 2' 1910' able and acceptable Peace.
and the desertlon iii aaid to have but} ] i).\'ll(l.\. {\III'.‘ 28. ”Half

Tucker's Wonderful screen inter-
pretation of Hall Calne'a best
known novel, just commented to
recordvbreaking audiences for a
lotid month at the Criterion thea-
tre, New York, is to be the excep

tional attraction here at the a

1 TH ‘ pened JulV 17' 1'”: ' Inillion members of the Kirghiz
REGENT EATRE In one out" I!!!“ El’zal’flh Stephen“ tribes were massacred III agents
On Monday and Tuesday of Bridgeport 83”“ '°' “ “"29 .ot' the ltnvsiari emperor in l'llti.

 

.Irom Mervin .l Stephens of Trummln ai'eorditlg to it IIIirreWIIIIlIR of
-- - ,on the around 0‘ i““"“"‘"” ”“9", the Manchester Guardian who has
‘ ' {The couple were married Belch" 2'7 Vbeen traveling in t'entral lluwia
f 0 19m. f'l’his uas ptiIIiIthIIIIIIt for a rebel-
5 -—--- lion against military Ht'l’Vlt‘i’VlH
. ews SOUTH NORWALK POSTOFF'CEI the i 'eutral Asian Modem»
‘ ‘ ‘ Lint of unclaimed 19"?" “"m‘ed "l'IIo million nomads. II ho hate
‘for the week ending Defl'n'ht‘r ‘- gradually been forced eaIIIIIaIrd
1917. ‘by the acquisition of the grazing
C F Dickinson, Gen. Del.
mame Green. 17 Raymond ””99'I
writtam Hickey. Gen Del

binds hi the emperor II ministere-
V’illltl others. IIlIo tilled the lands
;II'itb likanioti peasants. took part

. Mm Florence Kings, Winfield Hi.

i tire. Wm. Meredith. refused.

——Bauncr Battery will have cake oni Richard Rowlinx. I ,

Viin the rebellion. t'ivil war is atill
‘Prmzccditlg bist'een nomads and
sum", II I. Raymond'- '
’ Mrs. Wm. o. recomm-

ltlie Russian Marita, at‘mlrtllllg
I’rI aton Wine.

10 the correspondent.
A'Niirtnw anoint; Panlma‘nler

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The war atamp tax’vwhich became

operative today doeii not call for a

9 also» on checks unleaii same iii dated!
ahead

 

 

‘ 'The Ferris ({le Company has rod
ceired a large load ofIliitmItitIou: coali

 

 
 

ter a conference today, decided to:
nertlon is said to have taken vhcev reply to Leon Trotzlrv' It notifica-

tiations uith Russia for an honor-

. . .< m , .
mionegotia‘t'I ’ for an armistice At a meeting of south Nountk
and a general pence treaty. lCouncil It. or C. held tut evening in
LONDON, Dee. l.-Thc Rusaianitheir ball a most encouraging report
envoys sent to treat with the (IIIr-Ior the progress or the K or 0 War
mans, according to a Renter (“5- Fund campaign has made by the cam-
plitll from Pctrogmd, have tc19-month committee The captain: of
graphed the Bolsheviki leaders'the various teams reported on the
that the Russo ”9mm" I’lmnlmti'n'nesult of their work thus far, the re
tiaries will meet Sunday noon at mm; were ,9, “my“, and [be we.
the crossing on the Dvinsk- V ilua a.“ of the cnn‘pajsn 539mg “sum
Railroad WWI! 0’ ”'I‘ “"329 0‘ but me Knights intend there shall be
KUkllal’l’ith bemoan ”'9 “l’l’m‘” no let up in the work until closing
“13 military “"91 Th"”"" ”"3 time for do reports on Monday me-
will traiel in special Iain lo tier-.nmg

man headquarters at Bree-it;
Littn’a’k. V ‘

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PAW KNOWS EVERYTHING.

Willie Paw. what is economy?

Paw—~EIIonomy is a word that is,
worked to death during a political'
campaign and forgotten until tho next
campaign open. my son.

The holidni rather upset the work
VthlsV‘H'k A joint campaign by Catb
.olie tfhion and South Norwalk Coun-
gcil will bl‘ made in Westport and Bau-
gatuck, commencing Dec. 2nd. Both
I-ounI-ils have members in theme plac-
es. and an appeal will be made there
for funds.

 

DRINK HOT WATER AND RID §
JOINTS OF RHEUMATIC RUST

V . .1 'i . 9.
Why rheumatism and'lumbago sufferers should drink phosphaied "
hot water each morning before breakfast

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RUST. or
RH EUMATISH

 

 

9mm *~e—ee®eee®c

i Just all cool. when it burns, lem- 5 rich. livr-r, lit’dm‘ys and hmvela ill!“
brhind is II-Italn amount of inconi- "IIIII IlouII din .II artutnulatlon th toxins
. iIIIiItihlII material in the form of ash”. :zond poi-ons- thus, (it Inning, .IIII eeten-

by the Red Mr barge, No.19 which?

 

 

"HUS. ht't'. l.-—'l‘ltt- delegates
'to the luter- Allied t onlerenee
IlH'l't' IIIIgiigId )iIaterIlay with the
l l d d oda
inherit; unoae t y. iBYNG’STROO mvEN
. ”I; Wellfi of 4: Spring istrIIer. Vre-I BACK FOR MILES
port tote pace that alert-yo, Bf»
your old child had strayed away troml iNENg'LAggMAW‘Ygg.
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home. The child wa‘ii later found and;I
the police were notified. TACKS

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«—l.oo|r “net'- IItoek of Xmu
giro! before‘maltlng Ii Iturehlae else,
where. Inns I-ntitoy his IIIIIL lie declines
Ito discuss its opportunities, Inning

Complaints {mm a... "‘11.”. "1,001th has nothing to add or retract

 

l.
zitmui boys handing pm 39..- the and that the subject is too eon.1

Fairileld County aDlry building were “M‘ ""‘l Th" Immm“ PM.”

rII-i'IrrIIi to the tire chief for lnvestl- l"" ""“lmmml 1h" INN"-
potion Lii-Iitiniis in I’I-ttograd oi Il- le-

 

«$3an ban: and caps. O'Brien.
IhI Iilii, ‘I\ lIrI ngiIII-il IIIIIrI- MIIItIi'

s...—

The 2m will be the firm day 0‘ than ill" t' lill‘illlllllillli tl lletIIIIIIrats, ll [03d George and iii-nonil \‘. ilsou morning. drink II starts of real hot wa—
tililii- ring: reported to to firm" toifnr Great Britain. Premier He --m for with a teaspoonful of limestont‘

uvlnter or the. ahorteat day of the year.’
'The 25th will be Christmas, coming onV
'l'neirday.

‘ it~ indi- -I-.pI-IIIlIiIeI Minn
I‘I- illt't‘illlL.’ rit iliII-Ik and II
t ' iiiti ting lI.Is lII-.- 'll l'filrtt'ti.
ROME, \m
iIIrI: ltl‘fit‘.‘ Iliii III sulnnarine at-
lt' II kn IlIIIiII; ., the “"t‘t h t'lltlt'll
Nov. 271 no r:- tllll‘ steamer IIt' mori
It we; reported to the 10531 ”my than “300 itills one lllltli‘l tliiit
wanton-day. that a number of ho“. haditonnuge and one small soiling IIIR-

III-VlV

-—DAthNG SATURDAY NIW’L
‘fown Aucmbly Hall Grace
'piece orchestra—Cathedral Cb

 

l‘mty Dairy: buildings. in Prospect 'Ilafw “

started a hon ",9 m.” the "My 'sel. it one ofliciallt iIIIIIIIIuIIIIIl III-{ml that its resolution». will lit’lll’l‘ . i ' ~
I

avenue. OflcerJarvlas. Mnrmv, andi YtlliK. NWI 2” X"

V m chief Bogardus, Impnined megliveu “i'l't' lost II llt'll the Ameriean' in ”II" unit; ”I . unfrql mm b m m:

mnxsterr pawn", and warned ",an sailing ship lIrInnie l'resr-ott “as
1,, keep ”,9". boys on, of 9m.” mig_iattaIIkIIIl by it IIiibmiirine In Burr»
billet.
» learned upon the return here to-
——DANCING “TUMAY NIGHT lIIigIIt oi taptaiVu Holland and his
1-0". Mammy Hall. at“, Bros. 8 'IIIItirI- crI-II of six men.
We orchestra—Cathedral Chimeli. E Alte r they had abandoned lllt'll“
l\t’5.~rt'l. the last they sun of her
A fe‘ulu '99”, mam“ of Cooke-l II ”N IIlIIIII she was being toIIeIl
mTribe,No. 33 f o R. M was held IIIIIII by the submarine The
not “I‘m in Red Man, Hall, in Mann crew was rescued after drifting
uni-eat. An invitation to visit the Dau- about in a small Vhoat. The
“.7451”, on December my, "9 m. schooner, of 404 tons' groin. was
“Wed “a amtedV and-.tlie km] dc, on her way from a Morrocan port
.399 team will initiate a ”a” 01 pale for an unnamed destination. She
he“ in the “mum, citv. The com-,“M built at Stonington (' onn.. In
inter; which in Working on the WI, 1908, for the Atlantic Shipping
'Iic Installation arrangements. report- Company "f ”‘3‘ place.
cod meal: This . big alatr will he HAVRE. Nov. 15 (By Mail). -—
1"“ on Jun!!! 8th. Teri divisions strong, the Belgian
‘ army is ready to take its part in
the offensive

 

 

Eirw Horton
leathers of Norwalk Image. No.-
30, are reheated to meet at the homo gian Minister ofl War today told
a z I; Outlay attemoon. Dec. 2. to The Asuociated Press that the Bel-
Ieu III a body to memorial aervtces atltrian army was 80mm. or 117.

 

 

 

 

 

 

,V P. F. BROPHY. {teeth In V,AIIgIIVIIt 1914. and reduced
W°W’l cur rms our—Ir in wear»

-___ -_ , - .-- _. "'i ,MONEV
. . V ‘V Don't nil-II this. Cut out this slip.
M..W "1(3le withScandtnanittoFoley
u i .- k Cm. 2835 Shefleld avenue, (Shinto.
YR“ ”bu” lll. writing your name and addrnu
V)" n“. “I “a?“ clearly. You gill receive in return-a
“d - ‘ i "“1 word. :trial package containing Foley’s non;

ironnnittI-I- meetings at the \ilrltlllolfill the mod and drink taken day “or VIIIIz. amt III-shening the entire. alimen-
lp‘rmwh "Hui,”ipm there lit-mg noftla) lean-II In the alimentary canal iinarv Ianal tiltll morninc before put.

”.5 Italian ellip-I

peanuatern litte III tlI-.tobI-r it IIIIII'

in Flanders. when-.-
ever the word is given. The Bel-l

., 000 men at tlrc begiiming of the: “France. Great Britain and

iuar. increased by ’0.000 volun-ermila take upon themselves to
support ltnlv' in her disallowing .
. representatiien of the Holy See to ‘

 

general session. The impression
iii that Iheimportttiit work of the
'IIIIIIfI-rI-III-II uill llt' transacted III
ithesc eonniiittI-IIII. the proIIIIeIlingII
lol' IIhIIItI hrire entirely secret
i The American rncrnliI-rii are ex-
lpI-rIteil to exercise great influence
in bringing about closer unity.
lThev are [llt'nht'il IIith the cordial
and receptive ltiflllllt'l‘ in IIhiIIlI
their fiUL"!lillilll‘i tlIIIII for but» llt’t' 'il
receiIIId. The committee moot-a»
ings probably u Ill be continued
for three dIIIII more.

It IIIIII IIIIIIoIiIIIII-Il IifiiI-iiilli .H'S-
IIII'IIIII that the \‘Ilpl'tllllt.’ war coun-

 

 

.L'.It- . to the t'omtitm- Int Assent-led IIIIIIld III-gin itvI sitting~ Iit \IIr-
Lit I'Iu-illtIIl ‘iIIIIrIIbly to the lhtl- lVSIIlllt'a‘ at 10 o'IIIImlI this morning. vent more ill’lt‘ acld forming In the and freah at: day.

It uill llt‘ attended by l’rI-IIIiIIVr

loner-an and General For n for
France, l’roniio-r tlrIaIIIlo nIIIl tlon.‘
'vl’lll t':idornri for Italy. Midi.—r
tolonel Home, and lit‘lll’ral liliss
It'or the l' llllt'll Stator. \\ liilc tlii~
iII'IIIIIIIil Milli IIIiIisorI body for the
formulation of strntIIgiIIril plain;
t'rIiI IIpIIrIIIiIIII~ on tho “I‘ll‘lll
front. including ltIIII. ii i~ I- xpi-III

' great “0' Iiglit II itlt tlII- ( ttltllllfliltlt‘l"

:'ol the allied ethnic or and II ill I‘IIIIIII

much do irI-d
l LIIXIIIIN. II.-.-,
IIIIIIltii-s l't'ptll'lc'tl
mouth of November
1' 20089 diIideIl as follouws
tlfiiI-ers killed or died of “Mind
1. lI'-..’; men 24. 292.
”filt'w'h‘ It’IilllltlI-Il
3.537: lllt'll. lllJilfl.
lIllNllth. ”or. l. A trII I_'i\ lie-I
IIII-IIII Great llritnin l' I‘illlt‘t'.
Ritssiii :IIIIl IIIIII lI.I~ llt‘t II giIen
out hi the lioMIIIIiki government.
according to l’etrogriid dispatches
under date of Wrdneadai III the
DuilI Mail. It (IoIIIprises thew
terms on IIliich Italy entered the
Iv.ar Great Britain. France and
xBussia, according to the published
text, agrec to ltaly annexing the
Trentino. the Southern Tyrob ls-
tria, Dalmatia. certain islands in
the Grecian Archipelago and ter-
ritory in Atria Minor and Africa.
Article XV. of the truth iii report-
ed to read as follou Iifl'

i.~ llrill‘li
IlIiring thr-
lIIlItllI'Il__

to-

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or llti~~lllt.'.

take auv dipldtnatie steps for the
conclusion oPJIVI-ace or regarding

war '

AN" ARTLANTK' PORT. Dec.
l—An American patrol boat which

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matters pertaining to the present "

oinaogoveanirhrd III II etaoin II ‘

manhononaledgc ofl “he: “

'IIorIiIln amount of lmllgeirtlble ninter- tint.- more food into the stomach.
int. which if not completely eliminated \ quarter pound of limestone phos-
enr-li din. incomes lood for the mll- V’iiliatv (”Fifi Ir-ry little at the drug
llomr or bacteria whlrh infest the. bow store but is IIIIhclent to make any
Mag From this man of left-over wautc'rheiimatlc or lumbtllm sun's-rat an en-
nIaterliIl. toxins and ptomaine-llke llOl-llhllrilfltil on the morning inside hath.
5011a. called uric acid, III formed and; .Iilllionii of people keep their joint»
then stir-lied Into the blood where it free from these t‘lltllmallf‘ acids by
continue» to emulate collecting xrnanprat-tieing this daily internal aanlta-
by grain in the joints of the bod)I tlon. \ glnaa of hot water with a tea-
mueh like r'urt colleetII on the hlnae‘apoonful of limestone phonphme,
”shown above. drank before. breakfannis wonderful-
Mon and women who suffer II-omily invigorating besides, it in an supp,
lnmbago. rheumatism 01‘ 80W. filWIjlentVdienltli measure because it cleans-
.acbinz joint: should begin IlrinkinglesV/he alimentary organs of all the
phosphated hot water, not an a meanfiwnute 2min and sorir I’ze mentattons.
to magic relief from pain, but to pre- makinn one look ltnd feel leoan sweet

 

system. Before eating breakfast each try this for one week
may find themselves tree from rick
headaches. constipation. liilious ai-
IIIIIlIs. ralloixnrws, HUSH. L-rrn‘h and
stomach avidity.

Thoee who

,phoaphate in it. This Itill first nen
trallze and then push out of the atom

 
 

 

Practice Patriotic
Economy

An economical patriot buys merchandise Vt'reely but
does not waste one penny. She watches {oi opportuni-
ties to make a dollar do extra duty. She realizes that her
money must keep all industry running at full speed.
she doesn’t hoard her money but spends it wisely-

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4'”

No miner in a dood 'citizea.

No person who heard: It a patriot.

Beapotriot. Buythethingoyouneed. Buythingo
will make children happy. Dan't hoard either molt

sugar or any other thing. But don't waste your m
Makeitdofullduty. Dailythereueeoonomieaapreadhet.
fore you. Profit by them. This nation is just lire a bIgV
family and it will be ocontented family to long as each:
memberdoeaafair abate. We must have nobody finding
fault with everybody else. We must have no Vohit'ltert. Each

of us must do our part.
Our money is of no value to us, until we spend it.

Then we malte it possible for the “other man” to have
something and we get something ourselves.

All the dollars the government has borrowed are being
spent.

A; we get them to} our worlt, we must spend them
again.

There it just this one thing for us all to remember:I
Spend unely and sensibly. Get full value always. lmprovq
every Economy Opportunity you see.

 

Charmidg hats
for children-"$2. 75

\ lot ot'I good millincrs dI it 't

tor children.

it's evident that some of Ii‘ur

 

 

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The best stocked Grdcery ithhc city.

We carry a complete stock of both staple aiid

fancy groceries. It“ you “ant the l‘Standard Brands’ ' i

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come to Beckniann’ s. i
Very BestMaine Potatoes. Der pk. .............. 50c '
Baker’s or Huyler’ 3 Cocoa. rer can ............ 21c
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality).
Pound . ............ . ..... . ......... 50c .

. H. 0. Oatmeal oer package ........ ‘ ....... ' ..... 14c “
”No.31 Royal Plantation Cotl'ce formerly 35c lb. . 30c J.
Challenge Blend Cofiee. fortnerb/ 30c lb. .22c '
Gold Rock Brand Peaches 25c can cut to ......... 20c i
Strictly Freali Exits per dozen .............. ' . . . 63c 9
Fast Mail Matcher (Strike anywhere) pkg. ...... 10c. i

Note—Ali mi... of Pink mi... Stamps must
be redeemed on or before Dee. 15th;V1917. ‘

 

 

North Atlantic coast two Vweeh

folks Ito—for here are :1 great
many pretty hats for children;
' every hot at It special price.
Poke lirits nmsluooiu ii; 115. srmrt little tailored hziis.

 

Velvet and tell in rich colors and in colors that
than like and enjoy and look nicely in!
Some of them have satin combined with velvet. ,

Some but: two diaries oi one Color, some are iicauii’o
tied by rich contrasts.

But eIery one is ~\outhtul I11.11 very, \erv pretty.
\ true economy tow—in their rec Iilzirprices have but}
' $2o75o h

-i. in to $5.50; now they :Irctoofnirt

hI-Ivoiid l'lont'.

ILet us VVV
buytoys ' i

_ The very idea! You preach economy and then you
sVay:--Buy toys. ~\
Well, a moment’s thought II Ill show the two things are

in harmony. .

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The children deserve to be shielded from every ill effect .

of war. It must not be allowed to touch and to spoil their "
lives as it has spoiled the lives of those sad- faced little girls
and boys of France and Belgium- .

Christmas, to little children, is the time of toys.
3y Maybe it’s a toy that goes, maybe a brave new si..d,

, maybe a doll, maybe a new piece of furniture for Dolly’s
home ,—-but some toy' 15 sure bringcr of happiness.

I: 4 .To keep home cheerful, to keep litth: hearts light, to

drive away the shadows that lower ;—huy toys Vtor tlIb
children.

 

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