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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 14, 1917 · page 5

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M11133” Hmm- IGOV. HOLCvmb BIDS
1 alt mt vicinity: no “I SOLDIERS GODSPEEDIEIIII
, 1' might and

may

1.- m 11.33., on: Q5 (Cumin-111.: 1' 1111 First Page)

, , the count i

1.11an which was central r1 :1 11. '; L. l . arted to boom out

yesterday morning mowed 'ThIercs a long. long trail awiud-

m4 and united on the ing' and the 201110 strong-lunged sol-

' 1 '1 coat with one from tthd-e1; JKAEku 311 oi the charm, thatl

a ”seed later this vicinity list Ithe poignanty and almost tragic signi-

~ was ctntrnl leer Bolton licence of the moment passed away in

fling. it 1! m hlshitle ti ”111141331116“; song

dong the Ne. Enginnd coast. r1111 .111t1z.1r and his rta‘f or-

or rain has fallen during lht-‘Imu- 1 :douartets unti-

lloarsIIin nearly all ”1}; north ~ly at 1:15.11 :1 mated by the two

trout trn tatrtcts. e tern 1'1. 1. the tonne ti- '

1 are low in all dintricts can party in Worcester last It ght ((331: the horth Sta from England.

'. Rocky Mountainl. “9““! Iain Anson T. 1tc(‘00k of the iii-irks. IIIIIDGN' I)“ 4—" generallv in-

. > es extend as tar south 3515,99,): (011111.111. and Calm“ Lel'lo) Cleaséd confidence. in Germany batted
l E _ .1 1 1 . . internal udjmant on the Russian armistice and other ob-

I11 the pat 111.11 i‘onncct.t'uz who vious factors is shown in extract!

.Ir-“In‘ I I11 ' '1 1".1.quar 1‘11" by A." from the latest German newspaperi

i lo; ‘ "‘ 'r" ' ”mm" “”5 4”” telegraphed from Holland. Tnvelers

 

BOISHEVIKI FORCES
Wm 1111 1-1881 Ugand-
Wuli tutti Cotton“-

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LONDON, Dec. 14,—1Several news
dispatches from Holland agree that
the aircraft‘wmeh descended in a
’lLutch village yesterday we: not an
airship but at British army balloon.
which in said to haVe drifted across-

1'1 favor for this \‘icinity'i
allies vvith :t dt-cidcd full in
rature.

 

' l William in cigcl, were: 11" 112:1 1'101'
“33 A YEAR AGO TO— .1 '. Gene“, “on,” arriving in Holland from Germany are
DAY. I» .- 1 {'5 ll. 1,141.”, (‘11- quoted as .mying the Gemnn people

hopes on a great
which in re

.‘nicn. L'Uiuilul Ft .111 are building great
“4W” “1 'v- (“"“Q‘V offensive in the went.

one] 511'1‘1
(is J Iltg'ultll

tperaturu: Iii-git. 152: in“ . , .
Mast it! l l'. " :1 . ' I .l' .
Snow. 12.11 Fir. 11:: J” m “.1111 'h” garded as certainly impendmg.
I ——————. .1111 1; '1 '. 1-l'ttilts' Smith]: I_ at The Koelnische Volknzeittlng hays

iiy News'

int? 111» 1,5"I111' 121-1 111110 and Cunard the only battlefield remaining in the
_\\'ei’t‘l 111.11 L.1,,lt:\h(d their .sattniuc- "95mm front “toward which [116
tion 1.it'11 11111.1..- from Connecticut
. 1111b had “WM hands of the clock of destiny rapidly
1rt- advancing."

111 hear the na1ne,I
"Our enemies also recognize this,"

 

 

nrmin gift. for c1er3bod1

h dd.“ '1) ll!" Champatzne, the War once atnnouncv
.t'1tl piuTGoit: :1111 l" 111' (‘8

I'II§II1I-.IIIuI1;1I1:I1I1<.I1iIIIIt'ZI1I1I11ILI. unnux, Dec. 14, 1111 Londonr-ThP
"H1111 111:1, 11.1,“.- 1119,15, 11M“ ,,,,. German Government received through
banil 11;." 11-11111”; them inn-1.1.11“ 11 neutral government latat September

' ‘I I ' '“V’ "l“ 9” “WW an inquiry in regard to its war aims
1.11111 ol' (1111-1111;.vel.
"1‘11 111; Mon,

Soldier's diary, Inglish Fl":ll](hI I“ "‘ ' “1"

1 ii . ”I, \ ii I brown «111 ll
10“,..(1 SKI‘ 1.:t.n(X(‘t in! Lii1paI.I‘,II uf 111.
the ooldlcr boy i (mm-lit .— 1131 u,

it Main stret»:

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mail carriers are having ilnc:
m in the sale of thrift stamps.
til carrier» on finding :1 tend) -:1 '( item. in

them on their route-1 the ttttrtha1.;«'I’I 1‘I"t .. ,' l'ttltlpnil)‘ I11:
being People who cannot conun I " I: ' ‘ "‘"fi'lhudirll; 111- mom. mm an official announcement

.5111 S. l t'rvlr'm. 1. ‘ t
tiy buy at the postofllce ‘ " i not] here foday. 'lhc announcement

t at 11.1111 Lin riu 11; t'l'L't‘iill 1111i .11;111l
.._ “as 1 r11 Iv to the statement of the
to “h. 11 (111111111 llolt 111111 hltlnti it. n [1

under Mich circumstances as to indi-
charho cate that the inquiry. was made with
1:11] the sanction of the British govern-

llutcs. A; the

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, 1111111 211111-111 “.1“, British l‘orclgn Set-'ntary. A. .l. liai—
1‘ ' n; ‘11 1111': tquin: 111 four in the llousc of Commons on
“"d Tllt‘t’ida‘ that Great Britain in Sop-

general wagt- intr-cavtr oi 25 (1111.1 1.1 .

1i11 .I,1 1

day to station 11111111139115 oi 1‘11'
.. 1‘1'1 11l011;'.ht'

,
w anen Railroad became cffccttvc _ .1 1 1 1 AI.“ , 111
11111 111.111 M.» 11 1111. 1. 1 -~ tentbcr‘ hut] tcccived through a neu-

t Friday. and the .111111111111». will re- I .'. , '- 1 1 1 1 1.
i 1' 11 ' 1'” " ‘ "‘“l V‘” ' m U" trnl diplomatic chunnel n communicu-

'10 the benefit of it on their Ill-X11111. .1. i, 111,. . 1..1 athurv. stopping
.lmtmttl 1.1'11 :h- color .‘f‘ll. cunt.
(‘ltztrli- ~' Jzttltstm also of Wa'erhuu, be glad to get into touch

11 attitludlii‘ia company liritnin in regard to ”(tam

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tied to the effect that Germany would"
with Great
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7 day.
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«Prices on jewelry are low tlus’“ mum.” U

or. Brand's Jewelry Store. Washing-I ”gm. 3.111011111111111
11.11treet South mill. 1. (yum-3

 

mcnt concludes:

“The clrcumatances under nIhlch
the inquiry was made nllow ed the con-I
clusion to be drawn with the greatest
probability that thc British cabinetl
lItntll hot on infotmcd of this step, nndI

it had 11cm sanctioned

umbrellas tor

Th'p'» '~

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A regular monthly meeting of thel
arses Alumni Annotintion was hold Iw l W'SE EXEBUTE“
I the. Nun y t .;

lerday nitt r1111”; 1t:

ome. in Woodlmry mtnuc. lloutirteII ‘1‘ . .I

nailing Watt tt‘zu111utzmti .11111 .1 ..-:‘.1: I ‘ PT 'ITE PRISHN
me “no t'-njo'.wl :11". ' ll '111 ',,11.-.i ll! UL“!

ting had in». 11 «11111111..

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t'lil'dill: to 1111:1nunt'11111‘nl nttttlc by

NOR WALK.

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It IIII, TIMI) IIIII HT)" According to ovatlable Hhtppiht.
1 II ‘ Hi 1t‘.1t:‘ . . ..
SOCIEII' I; i), I " ‘ ‘ of H111 11 1- ,..I 1.1 !'I‘l'.0rllrl tht-rcnt'cthrct-stemnctn 11.111
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5 ' ' 1i“! 111'1‘1'11' 11m cd KllfiHIl‘lll one llclciztn .111d 1110
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l

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‘1\’~-t1‘.1-1'.~lleld.

11‘” ’1
'1ct :tt .13.,“ Tht- nt-lulon Htcnmcr Kutland tir-

”I" 31"” med in an .‘lmcrican I10” 0“ ‘0"m'
dcnying to
hocw IggIIIIntInlt LONDON, I)ct'. li.~Blllt‘t‘ iightimz
“rumor 11: '711- ‘-‘-‘om- lzt-alt'tl almost the entire day Wctlncs-
1 1 111I‘ltti 11w 15-111 (”I 1.1:“ of lltt‘li‘tmll‘l whpn‘ tho lla-

'III I" mm“ ”'"m V'trlans attatketl British positiom 1w

I‘lll’POhHi l1t' 1.1;"
'l cortlinr' to :1 Router dimifllth front

Ilrltisl1hcnthtmrtcr~t in France. \11 :1
111191111. rc-

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’i'li‘nfi 1‘11 13' ' “-li 11-:ult of tho attack the
\\ i1‘“ 11‘ maint‘ti in powlitm (ll 1‘0“" HUN“! “’7'

t. _.. ,
III IIIIII‘.‘I:iI'1'I:.'I..I1IP dpflm had taken "IlllV 1n the 3111511111.

l-‘el’nsdille Farm was the scene
much pleasure on Thttnksciving, “hi 11111111111 1. 11 , “II”.
and Mrs. Francis Northrop. or Nor ‘crotwd ,1...
walk: Mentors Linus Notthwp, oi
Fort Wright; Robert C. French and
House 6. Bell of Amherst, Mass; and
the Misses Charlotte Lountics . 1.1 11.111111; ;_ ,

'Dnrien,nnd Mary Burpce, or South >111 i , ,,, :.1
‘tmk charge

\leI

o'c'tork

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P11111111 Physician [11' ’1; n, rm and AMSTERDAM. l‘ 1c li.—-Tht' Rht‘in
llrixun i1111-tn~,I,1-o. lurho \\'i‘5lfnli‘lf'll9 Zt‘itlmg of Esbt‘n.
ttl lli.~'l11.l1 1111. (“111111 111)“ “pm-11. that the president-1

IIIIIIIIlI'IOItItIIItIIIIII II I) of the War ttonrtl or German lntinttn.
l1 "
0f the

.1-1-1111’1 1‘

Hr. it. 1. Ryan.

. \
“$53.! the (‘t 111ml lnlon of )lnnufncturt-rfit

lem. N. Y., were the gut'strs of \lr .;'.12 1 t“..::1i'i1:; .
1 11 and the l.c.1-uc of Manufacturers how

 

 

Mrs. Arthur Nortillllp"'uill '1-11111'f 25'7' - ' [11' 'lI>~.nortly ttU
Tress :!:1 il'u r111 .11~.'1'1 it'ntctet‘y. bun minimum-ti to :1 t-oni't't'o-ntv at
_.H ......... {II“1'nI—I.vI1IIIIIIII, "0 “3:th "(.I.11-,. (“lnlitn (wit-1H “t'fldqufli‘l' ls.
. . . .’ 1111‘." :11. ' -"1 1:" W3 '0 into 1111- ,. .. . 1 . . ,. - .
Sergeant i'hilii!‘ S'lt'i'lifi” "1 'f' I 111;"1 1', .1 111;: ill“ face was III'TI‘IIIIIII II IIIIIIIII‘IIII'I'.I fl. I'lII
[fifty-fifth Long Island 911111111121: 1:111'21:’1y 1‘11. . 11,1 glanced at 1.111 Tho «Mu-N :1'14 11011111191111 011.111 23-
Pany.'1'ct111nctl to bin 11'11'1111 1-1 1131.1 1 ‘1"1“""1 - 1 his :lamn tutnt-tl lions in the 11-1-1'11111'1' mltn "Mi b" "l"
ff’errv S 1' this 111111111: . uttm' -= 1 "5""? "' ' 11' 111111.11 the trap 1111. Lem, :ttkinsr inttttl.1ntl\l'o1'ia..11tlotlt 1
" I I' , . ' , .1l11 l1l..»:. .. :1»; tit-'1'11n ov-ct hi» i I h ll lti l' m nccs. An
laying a thI-t1141l21;,-.-1 {111-111211111 :11 ht :IIHI. 111.1 11.1.11 diljltslod and ”I“ er regons n t t .1 c r i
' council has announct-tl thc formation

limp 115111111;
“up“: H..'~‘1'1" 1,1 Bttclson I), ”I,” of an autonomous gore-rttmtnt for the

l William J. lIturns of Orchard .uI11»r~1-1_IfmI'I<l 111111 llthhi ltlwInbtm. ot Ntw Lellil, Itaklg in Curland ivoin :mtl oth-
.1... .11.... 1.. 51:55.5. "12;; 1.211.121: 125521,". ‘1}: " '1 1.1.1.1. '1
’ortmcnt on last Tumdav, it‘fl H‘ster-‘ IIW 51111111,. 1111qu II". time {01 tIhv appeal has been made to the l- meme
'9’ 101' F0" 3190”“ 5"“ “Wk WWW ewt 1111011. and Rabbi Rosenberg was mm" to prevent “MSW“ 0' this ‘0"

Alan'yer nomt-tl anuer flan

.e will take up his new duties :1 witncw in the death chnmhor, witn ritorr
‘ ' ‘ fnewrpnper men, prison ollicinls and been chosen president. 1

' Privates Burr antl lohn: ”111 1 'ml t 111- thIIIIIIImII I 3:111?! 12;”: AllElil(-'A\'3AR:YTIYI\
.orat Fmior. 111 the Thin 111111 1,1111... F A\CE. hursday. Dent t y 1'
”m MM Commm “x 11 m dhmfiuccccds Late Glen. Maude Manama 21111111. .4111112113111911 m...
D fortye-ixht hour furlough at theirI1 tual aympoh let! arrangements have
Iona In Nona“: been perfected by which the British

Y M C. A. in France. is to send influ-

3““. Menu 1‘. Mitchell. 111 '15?1"i1' 01111111 and poll known British public
I Hill Rand. in the guest of .iir. 1111111 men such as Vie-count Brice to “Willi
Om. Henry beacon: Brooklyn. in the American 11' 11 C .1. 11111.11 'rtte'
' American Y.1\l. C. A. in turn. will!
Iprol'lde well- known American lectur-
m1- tn speak In the Bfltlrh huts TheI
'inter change of speaker: will hem
,probahiy about the first at the year. i
1 LONDON. Dec. li.— -"0nr troupe int-I
;proVed their position slightly out otI
Bullecourt as a result of the “1:!
Ittxhttng 111 11111 1mm: W111.
hm 11.11111 comm matte. 11m Mural
«1111131111 8131011101“. ‘
s i ThoenemynidcdmorwpomI
.’ hint nicht noutll of Milk. A f"

tome in Norwalk.

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Min Florence LIB-rm of llltltzv-I‘
Wield, in attending Merrill Businela'
grow. 111 South Kuwait

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Dmt'rnoI AND mutants,

 

Leopold Ltttuu.1

Impala ”Monti, of Nmil. ‘11‘i’ilton,I
died in "I. "Walk hospital t‘i'th
lltltt morning.‘ The remain: Wt‘lt' rat. I
1r. to Stamford thht afternoon and
burial will be In.“ in that pint-e I

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Wanner my» the 1111121111" old mm {of our nion m gluing. 0: tin re-
.11 or! trim meow 9 111111111 211111111” of 1115 11.111. tit-In m 11.9-

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Christmas

“:1" Checks Cashtgd
“Quality Shop”

 

 

 

‘ltthe party. 111.111 1111,- .uldition 0. 11111101"
‘ .l \l. 1,-'..'1i-.1jcr lit. rry L. it adds, "and are crying out (or Amer-
, - I; - . . .' IIIayIiI'IurIiI'II- I“I‘I IlIIlIt‘)II:II:*II;::l!ilil\\:‘yl‘“:; icon help. .N'o matter Jun'litt‘ is
Wild at lite N. E‘llgan ('11'1' store .4, I 1 II.II.'1.1 If, lit: quit: Sh; about ‘0 “ml "‘9 win"
1 (19,1le a'rlofln'wntI II” 113, Iii'il'. PARIWS D90 li.—ileavy artillery
I'iltl' c 111' 'thcn oi (ti'llC'llttl fighting occurred last 1116111 in the

" by at
least 1111- most important of its nlllert.
I ' ‘ 1" The Getnmn cow-roment was ready
I ' I in principle it) .wattr the inquiry. '
‘ ’ ’ " I and to do this 1110 (tlul'ilt‘s were open.
“ ”"7”“ ~M‘“’" ‘ ”AI D n I," "VId and Part}; :‘11 llltllllt' (11 :1 ”din” reply." . 1
l I " " ’ “I. F into Death UNDHN, 111-1 The steamer Kur-
lztntl 11:15. hct'n stIttItlt ltt :1 collision. M-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

HOLIDAY F

 

 

Thir- Waist $2.00.

" ”Headquarters for C1111...» ..

 

$22.50 to $25.09 1311.11.1- 2%:1'315
We will place on sale tomorrow. :1. big 13:11. .1? '1". Toots.

consisting of wool velours, mixtures, cheviots, and 11111111 e -
lnr price: $22.50, $25.00, very special I I I go

$15.95

New Children’s Coats. sir'c
$2.49 to $19.95

 

 

 

 

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Christmas Suit

50 to $25.00 Suits ........................
$30.00 to $35.00 Suits ......................

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Ready‘do-wcar ’cils, 111 7.-
50c, $1.00, $1.51}

 

 

 

 

 

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$18.00 Dresses 85. 251-1
Bilkandsatanreuee :1l1c 131's rcguhr pri '- 1 73.00
Special tit $12.95

 

 

This season we are specializing in Shirt “hi-ls.
You can expect to find :1 ion. ...,1.~11.-1':1:1111.' I :1;
Mintz store for this Christmas.

£310

 

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New. 8115211 1 1;» 7:5

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Silk Stripes . Sin: .1?!)
Pine Voila: S 00 37,, vI,.-.
. Grey Plan. ° mm I...
rtels LqurIis
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\_ . 1 This 3weater $5.00

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

SKIRTS

New showing of 31111111111 '

cloth Skim
$71.49 to $15.95

FINE Silk Viol": S , SHIRT. SWEATERS

$3.00 33.49, $398, $5. 00 New display of :11] Wool Sport
All colors at Sweaters. ”
quality, T31 eta 5 line Crcnc, tie C‘” 11.0 $5.00 to $8.00

thgettc Crepe wart, good

 

 

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man our so - nonfatz'r'frn runs
\ w. WIW' , .1
Mill's, Seaman" Sets 1 .12 2 Children’s Furs .
ms IIIIIIIIIII 'I‘ "I' .I I' .I .I .I.I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 51:23: :3 32% Children's and missoa' for acts, prices range from $2.49, 52:49;
am ..‘ .................. . ., ............... $9.95 to $75.00 S4.951°$12-95 I
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New Showing of Satin £1.23 1111111

Tomorrow we will show a new line of fine Satin Hats, smartly P3111005“
$2.00 to $6.95

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