... had proviously visited Mrs Tyrrell in the apartments, ‘and had warned her about not having a fire guard, L S p et 41 offered to buy Mrs Tyrrell a fire. guard about three weeks ago,’” withess said. ‘' She did not accept my offer, but made no excuses, There ...

... aydd 'p, Jeamon juice. and egg well’beaten. - m‘;g;- ador by the b g’gd« ol 'fis_po(m; neat]r .yl'm Folding Fire Guard. require for the guard is ala box 'ng, six hinges, a.bot-tleofnggg ; ls 6d). Take the moe~——- ~ e outside of your kerb, side, top, bottom ...

... 2/-, half \mists. UR-RU Yren's | ishing G VAR ACKETS Pictures show—The house in Sidney Street just after calching fire. A Scots Guard firing. Three police officers were fatally shot in Houndsditch. That started one of the most thrilling man-hunts in the ...

... ’ FIRED ON BY GUARDS. I was just about to dive into the brush-! wood when I heard a shout, and the next! moment a bullet whizzed past me. 1 did not, however, look back to see if the guards were following me. This would have meant a loss of time, and as ...

... HOW JEWS GUARD THE DEAD. A littloknown Jewish custorn was revealed at an inquest on a Jew named Rubbinovitch ab. Bethnal Green, when the jury visited the mortuary, , On guard outside the building patrolled an elderly man in mourning attire, and weariln% ...

... “SPOOK ” VISITS BARRACKS, AND SCARES THE GUARD. An extraordmary story is published of niysterious bappenings in the barracks of the 94tth Regiment at Novi, Italy. A, ot Au.;ew nights ago, it is stated, mfihe sen on duty was walking up a own i the moonlight ...

... Camps. Hun Guards’ Brutal Idea of Sport. The Germans use savage dogs, which seem to have a strain of the wolf in their breed, to keep guard at night in prisoners’ camps. Several instances of the dogs being set on the men are recorded in the evidence of ...

... “ FIRING” THE SWORDS. At geven o’clock this morning all was stir and bustle. The spot chosen for the fight was an . ideal one. Villa Rohozinski is perched high on fhe western extremity of the Boulevard des Anglais; below the terraced gardens fall to ...

... FIRE CHIEF'S FUNERAL. The late Sir Eyre Massey Shaw, known to the wide world as” ‘ Captain Shaw,” was buried at Highgate Cemetery. It was a fireman's funeral. Firemen from all parts of the country assembled at the church and the graveside. Firemen acted ...

... POLICEMAN SHOT BY GUNMEN While Guarding House in Belfast Shot down by gunmen while on duty in the heart of the Falls district of Belfast, a constable died later in hospital. ~He was Charles Anderson (32), Cullingtree Road, Belfast. Constables Anderson ...

... FIRED AT FROM THE CLOUDS. ! British flying men did noble work during | the advance, some even flying low enough to ‘.engage the enemy as he retreated. S i near patrol fought twelve successive engagements near Douai. On its return two aeroplanes missed ...

... woodwork. The Dunfermline Burgh Fire Brigade were summoned, but before they arrived the fire had been got completely under control. Practically no damage was done to the shaft, and work at the pit will not be interfered with. The fire is supposed to have been ...