Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 14, 1918 · page 7

 
 

 

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DON NELLY’S

16 So. Main St.
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The youngster says that he walked

all the way from the metropolis. I?

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Mrs. Elizabeth L‘udang of New York

is visiting at the home of hits. Htll‘l'f
Vairin Snead, Noroton.

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Frederick Moore, who Is one .of the?
guards at the Wilson Point yards, is}
reported to have fallen orerboard Sun-
day. He saved himself, but his rifle
was left‘untier water, i

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Relatives here have received a card
from Edward J. Kuch. 6 Grand street,
that he has arrived safely overseas. He
is a member of Battery D. 3l0th Field
Artilliery. 79m division. late of Camp
Meade, Md. "

“We're the black devils that are go-
ing to lick hell out of the‘ Kaiser!"
read the sign on the last coach of a
colored troop train that passed through
Danielson Tuesday. The men were:
from the South.

John Mueller. formerly of Cranbury.
but now of Walnut Beach, was a \‘Isl-
tor in Norwalk, yesterday. He says
business at his present location Is live.
.13.‘ even Including that of Ben Allen.
also of h‘orwalk. .

Mrs. C. O. Middlebrook, of Camp
street. who has been seriously ill at
the Stamford hospital, is out of danger
and is improving. She has many-
friends in Normal: who were anxious
' about her condition. ’

 

Mrs. Alexander Olson, of 27 Leonard
street. has receivedrword that her son.
Hildon Olson, of Company A. sillst
supply Train. A. E. E. has arrived sate-
ly overseas. Mrs. Olson has another
son in the service. Lieutenant William
Olson.

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St; Peter’s Council.-K or C.., met-last
night and‘accepted the final report or.
the Fourthcf July. committee. This,
Council and the St. Augustine Council
are, planning/tor ashore dinner at Dor-|
lon’s Point. in themear future.—rStam-:
ford Advocate. , .

High wages paid in munition plants

, has crippled the hotels at the various
shore resorts in_Miitord and elsewhere
by curtailing aVailable help, some oi,.
the holstelries cutting rates to those;

‘ who are willing to help care for their
own rooms and lend a hand when we
on! need requires.

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A party of friends toured to the home
of Miss Sophie Wolff, of Wilton, Satur-
day evening. and spent several Very
enjoyable hours. Among the guests
from South. Norwalk were Larry Bax-
ter, Stanley Baxter, Henry Koenig,
Joe Benedict, George Includes, Fred
Sullivan and Edward Kosmeolti.

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, Can you afford to keep f
valuable papers and 'se‘a .

entities in your home. :1.

where they can be stolen "

3for destroyed: by fire 7

when you can Secure a
.7 Safe Deposit Boirin

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ESoviet rep
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'Iiurban, the Czecho—Slovak ofllccr in

#‘Vforeveryth ng you do and. above all,

'parod‘to oinjoy yourself.

 

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[you will get along ofl'risht.
“Know what each pedal of an. auto-
mobile is tor—knew what each button

 

Circuit! . LOVAKS
RE «OGNIZED BY

 

' . > , , wig do—~but he sureabout it—and do
1 GREAT BRITAIN not lose your head. Then you will not

. get into any trouble.
wwu“ trom m“ Pm" “Early planting is the best time to
”w learn the first stages of driving. Go

The new
man emba

super describes the Ger-551°my 3:1“! keep ‘0 the fish}. Get in
”~35 flight from Moscow.me habit of watching for vehicles,
as "a 1.9“...“ from Russia," 3 both on the street you are driving and
and continues: "A nation torn‘“n the “055 streets.

asunder by a thousand conflicts and: “After a 5‘10” Den-Od- when 1'0“
weakened J) revolution and civil a'arifee3 53mm” do“ have mastered the
has yet fund the energy and enoughfdemwlary “111155. drive later in e
unanimity to tear up vthe Brestuidéy when (radio is heavier-but be
Litovsk peace treaty. This much “mareiul. This will accustom Y0“ tot
clear, the peace made at Bren-4119 crowds. During the learning pr’
Lilovsk no longer exists.” i

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dad. drive slowly. Do not speed-n
most of the flexible comes from driw
ing too fast. . i
"find out all about your car and;
treat it wtth consideration. Watch:
lubrication. You do not go without'
food for several days. nor should you?
allow your car to be without sutficientf
oil and water. Both are necessary for
proper performance. l
Q‘And, remember, your car is a
piece of machinery. it is not infalli-
ble. Do not expect the impossible of
it. Treat it with consideration, and it
will return uniform service to you."

 

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AMSTERDAM, August 14.—necause's
of the counter revolutionary move-i
merit in Rtssia. the “Second Soviet?
(‘(ln§l'e<s" Ias placed the execution oil
power in the hands of a triumvir-citeg
composed f Premier Nikolai Imuh'ef
Leon ’I‘rotzlt'y, minister of war. and
M. Zinovici’f. an associate of l.cnine,§
according to Moscow advices to the‘
Rlienish l “Westphalian Zcitung.": -
They haIe been given unlimitedf , .
power‘ to take all measures necessarf i“: -
to‘lgain victory in the fight or the; .
ublic against its enemies” . V ‘-

 

the Keieirsky party. who had~beenj
kept under strict Soviet observation.‘ , I'-
=nly disappeared. it is be-:
Moscow that they fled;
Th
It is rep
of Berlin
sentaiives
ed a mile
Trotzky, ti
an explant
threat tin
t‘ana
pt‘l‘ialism."
today.

at Note to Trotzky. ‘
med from Moscow by way}
that the diplomatic rcpre—g
oi the Entente have hand.
tire note to War Ministeri
amandlng within three days,
tion of Premier Lenine's.
t Russia would declare:
inst AngloFrench im-l
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It was reported on Monday that
Premier Lenine and War Minister
Trotzky, of. the Bolshevlk government
had fled from Moscow to the naval
stronghold of Kronstadt. and that the
Bolshevik ovornmcnt. as a whole,
would follow them there. Owing to
the diihcul ies of communication with
Russia it, jeems probable that the
above dispatch has been delayed in
transit and refers to an event 01‘ sev-
eral days ago. Lenine’s declaration
was made 'prior to August 9, when
Consul Poole, at Moscow,
he State Department at
Washingtfi that Lenlno had told a
gathering l‘ Soviets that a state of
war existed between the Russian gov-
crnment/ and the Entonte allies.

Refers to Event of August 1.

WASHINGTON. August 14.——Re-
uh Berlin that allied diplo-
dcmanded an explanation,
by Lenlne. the Bolshoviki

a declaration of war
allleshare assumed here to
9 action of American and
‘ls in calling in a body,
I) 'i‘hitcherin. the ,iorolgn‘
or at Moscow. ‘

The comuls, after being told by
Lenine that a state of war existed be-
tween. Russiatand the allies, demand-
ed an expanatlon from Thitchcrin.
They were told that the statement
wasnot no essarily to be interpreted:
as a wax“ declaration; that. it rather:
was a detlarabion of a state of do:
tense similar to the situation exist~
log at one time betwocn Russia and
‘L’leriminy. imcrican Consul Poole Is-
formed thc State Department of the
incident in, a message dated August
2 and recnivcd here six days later.
He has not been heard from since.

The ncx wgrd thatwas received
from Illusion was a press report
transmitted, to the State Department
stating that the British and French
consular oiliclals had been put under
arrest,,by the Bolshevik. The consuls

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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS

Suggest Chic, Style and Elegant Fit,

 

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'JAIKJBOFS
Sale of DreSSes and
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MID-SUMMER COMFORTS

COUCH HAMMOGKS—LWith or without stands and awnings.
PORCH SCREENS—A few more loft with a good range oi

LAWN SETTEES—Well made and reasonably priced.

REFRIGERATOBS—For big and little households. Tile, En.
amel or Galvanized Linings. .

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later were lreported released.

Since these events happened Len-
.Ine and T otzky have fled to Kron-
ding to reports from sever»
al sources. The State Department Is
awaiting iu titer word item Mr. Poole
with keen interest. . ’ ’

command. Teuton Prisoners.

German and Austrian former pris-
oners actini with; the Bolsheviki in
Siberia are commanded by the rene-
gade Russian general, von Taube. who
at the beginning of the war was re-
moved from the Russian command
on account of his pro German. procliv-
This information was made
public today by Captain Vladimir S.

They Were All Out of StepBut

 

Washingto .

ADVIO ’ TO NEW DRIVERS.

 

Care Shoul Be Taken During First
Mohthcf Ownership.

W. R. Austin, local dealer In Chev:
rolet automobiles, in discussing the
trials of new drivershhas thisto say:

“Take your time during the first
month—dice cool and have a reason

 

New Victor Records. for August ‘

 

Paul Revere, by Charles Hart; and Shannon Four.
Hello Central, Give Me No Man’s Land, by Edna Brown.
Smiles, by dos. 0. Smith’szmohestro.
Skeleton J angle, Original Rlxie Jazz Baud.
Granny ’s Loddy, by Harry Lauder. .
, The Song That Reached My Heart, by Evan Williams. ‘

Hear these new records, which we will gladly play for you.

Jim, by nillyMumy.

 

 

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00 You Want Anything in the Building

Material Linc?

It so. call on

RAYMOND BROTHERS
is! Washbtaion Si.

Phone 113-3

, Who Carry a Large Stock oi All Kinds
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“VHO! LENSES—Folding am. In Gold I!
M M01: and Other Mountings.

Mb examination at tho. eyes. Dcullm’. unedi-

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HOTEL

Pine roomlby the day or week. Steam heated, electric
light: and gas. Fine Oslo attached; also Restaurant. 'Italian

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should, upon due Inquiry. . .
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insurance. because of the lam
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her and nearly every other item
or expense entering into the cool
of making repairs, or rebuilding
utter a dire. .

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Now, that the Liberty Loon is over. BOY WAR SAVINGS
BEAMS, which call for W? this month and 10 addition]

and American style
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womeuond children.

time to get plenty of wear out of

White Stockings

81 Washington Street.

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another pair.

 

WheuWhite Shoes Wear Shabby

We are ready with new ones in all sizes and styles for men,
an El mafiaww
Remember, this is only. midzwmonand there in plenty of

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$1.25—‘-$1.50—$1.75——$2.00
$115—$235
Maids. hematitohed and embroidered . . . . . . . . . . . 500—750
NursesitlniformApron. Sinchhem '........ $2.00

‘ Dainty Work Aprons, lace,,embroidery and ribbon trim:
d5c-50c—750

Plain fitted, wide hem, mediumjend largo . . . .. .. . . 35c—59o ....
Black sateen, reversible, for shop'or store ... . . . . . . . . . . . $1.50-
'Princesg style, in plaid and striped percsle‘. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00

J. I. MALLETTE. ,

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Bungalow. in parcels, cambricpnd ‘ ham—cloutic belt
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These Blouses are absolutely newin style and would be
.. considered fine avlueot their originalprlces. They constitute .

the clean-up of. a famous maker, whose products are always in
- demandybydisoriminoting women, and whose designs evince
« .« Forcormnienoe in selecting, we have divid-

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A RUG FOR. THE

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for living or dining room

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a runner, or a handsome rug

can be

chosen from our collection with

perfect assurance that the selec-
tion will prove an udstoctory

in quality as It is in pattern and f.
color. Aniline price will timely ‘

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cause or the diseaseapd the.” ,
adjusting the some.,Dlse,use in ,. V
by a wrench. twist or spnain in
back. Even If done in childhood"
creates pinched nerves . and . pols
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Chiropractors remove them It
disease and pain. health is rem
through harmonizing the none I].
terns in your body. Femuloitrowlq
given lpeolll attention; element!-
ture ot the spine; You,“ ,, .nuuli I‘ 5
am giving. the Chiroprac no chance
to help you. ‘ ' '

Magnetic treatments lire-rm ’

T. FRANCIS. Ml

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