”Saunas in 5" pound
. box . ............. 1... $1.25
gm of Candy, 1/. 1b., I 1b., 21b.
Imus Candy, Pop Corn in ball
ad loose, all kinds of Nuts;
Cranberries and all kinds of
Vegetables.
Spatial: on Cigars—50c, $1.00,
$2.00, $4.00.
‘fl'obacco in jar and can.
Dont’ miss this chance.
A. HASSAN
_ fl! Van Zant St. East Norwalk
Tel. Your Order to 1522.
EAST
NORWALK
Frank Rllt‘lllllill‘l has :ltlt't‘plf‘d a po-
l-lltion with the Crescent Laundry.
Barge 26 has finished living unload.
ed of a loud of crush stone for the
telly.
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A Red Star barge loaded with an-
lhracile coul wus docked lu Raymond
dimmers, this morning.
Liter. :S. P. Fairbanks has returned
home from Vermont, where he has
been visiting his brother who is ill.
Howard Roberts, of Hawkins ave-
nue, has accepted ti temporary posi-
tion over the holidays with .loSeph lit»
yis, Washington Street.
I
"a, \--.« ~3A.--.'.~ 9,.v . -...
stubbornly for restitution. and
reparation when it is highly im-
probable that Alsace Can' ever 1;:
. conquered by France, Constanti-
nople by Russia, and that it is
l - , Ieven improbable if ermany can
l 0R0 [ON lbe driven out of the conquered
‘ ‘ gtcrrttory. The VOSSische con-_
i . ltends'that it is a fortunate thing’.
i tz-hat Germany possesses militar—l
l
l
l
l
; DARIEN
A
W lism to withstand the Entente'si
There were two SillPS of propertylélmbltlon in reach its world goal:
here last Week. \‘l‘. ll. Arthur trans-l The moqt Fiqnificant sentEnce
fen-ed land in Broollside uu-nue twin the Deutsche Tastes Zeitung
Angelo But-um and Harriet A. Stevensils Count von Reventlow’s corn‘l
sold her property in the Old King‘s 3 ment on Lloyd George's reference:
Highway to A. ll. Raymond. George to Napoleon. He says: “Condi-t _
{Hague Cltadderton has made. an agrce- tions were different a century
lmont with 1w. Prm-ostto sell limpet- ago and above all there were no
lty on the Boston Post Road. submarines." The Kreuz Zeb"
* tung 5:. flatly pessimistic. “We
have now learned." it says, “that .
our enemies do not want peace,
but war to the knife, so we must
abandon all consideration: and
grasp all the means of war at
(Continued from Flrst Fage.) Our disposal.”
i #1111» __.--.. ,
..PRESIDENT WILSON
I VITES EUROPEAN BEL-
! LIGERENTS TO "A COM-
! PARISON OF VIEWS.”
IN-
‘the preparation of the notes andifAS‘l' IRMN PASSENGERS
.their dispatch were surroundtd. ‘
fwas complete and nothing was;
known about them until they;
twere well on their way to the,
belligerent capitals. ;
l The definite proposal of the‘ (‘Ollllllllt'il ll'tllll First Page.
‘ U . ...-.."
tice throughout the world" is ln‘i AS it was the Knirlierbot-ker was
.terpreted as a step which, if car-l brought. to n standstill within about 25
tried through, would mean the l yrrdsiof tho igmplyl null it is doubtful
iabandonment of the theory 0f it.t‘il‘i}ltll('if\vmill'pt‘hhtfi‘i‘ufitift' Drillrt’tsj'iiilp;
“splendid iSOIatlon” WhiCh waSh'i to dt nth or serious injury. A
p mirqv
. hm soot-H mama x ovum gunman;
m
r '3‘
mitt
Specials for this
Evening
$3.00 KIMONOS ..... . ..... ...... $1.99
$1.00 DOLLS ................................. 75¢
75¢ PARCHEESI .............................. 50¢
$1.00 PAINT SETS ........................... 75¢
$1.25 TALKING ANIMALS .................. 75¢
$1.00 CUT UP SET GAMES ................ 75¢
75¢ TALKING DOLLS ......................... 50¢
$1.25 DOLL CARRIAGES ..... a ............. 98¢
$1.00 ERECTOR SETS ......................... 75¢
$2.00 ERECTOR SETS ......... .. ............ $1.50
$3.00 EREcTOR SETS ....................... $1.99
$1.00 SILK BAGS ..................... ,‘ ....... 79¢
25é-PIN CUSHIONS A\lD NOVELTIES ....... 10¢
$2.50 SILK PET’I‘ICOATS .................. $1.99
$1.75 FOWNES GLOVES ................... $1.50
SPECIAL WAISTS .. ............ $1.00
10¢ POINSETTAS ............................... 5e
5 pccial Sale of Coats 1-3 olf Regular Price
ington bequeathed to the coun-; Only Engine Off Rails.
try. ’ i The Knickerbocker /.e.; norsmp
l , . ,
l Significance is attached to the m lillllgtlltll‘l. but mm; to tilt ton-
Charge Accounts Opened
. rtrslttl (lliltllliulln‘ nl‘ llt- held at this
{an thfl thenprcStdent usesuthe litnt’t of the your. lltt- train was llul.
word ‘msure rdther than 011‘. 'slttlxtnu‘ :ti ll‘ll Hit‘ttl ‘t< tlfilllll. ’l‘ltr‘
force" as indicating that he haStfllttlill wns lunntllg‘ between truln
‘ Hm- DA!
, 1:5] 3? ‘7‘”j .73 ;. (/é/ 1
. >\\~5UGGESTIONS
/7//='>-/ \ _
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Christmas Gift
Seekers
Will find here Gifts that art sensible as well as lasting)
Gifts that play a part in the daily life oi the people you
give to, always serving, always in sight, always becoming
more useful and always rc:alling the giver. Our 510”! ollctt
hundreds of gift selections for all members of be family
Our four entire floors are teeming with articles; that!
will make your selection easy, and make a lasting tr rte-«.3-
brance, and all at prices that will attract your attttttlorr
Our line of Fancy Chairs and Rockers offer a large {ti-l-
sortment to choose from in all finishes and plain or llphol.
stored, from ....................... $2.75 I” $35fl€l
Cut Glass
An ideal Xmas gift of a practical character (up up
sortment is large and you can select any number oi pieces
from ......... . ................... $1_00 to $15110
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not committed himself to any. .\'n. .31}, which l9. (llll‘ hi this oily ill
- , llrttl. and the 1(ttlt-kot-lmt-ker whit-ll 1:)
one program "J ,apcomphSh lhatjuue to puns livrt- ttt 4255. Roth trains
end, but that he is open to What’owre on lllt‘ sump truck, and the EDP-
'ever suggestions may seem Misfit-lat “‘3‘ to he S\\‘ll(‘llt‘(l to track No. l,
vu'lrilt» lllt‘ l\'nitllvrlmcl;~t would llt'lH‘
port
more than an hour, wltilu thorn wattage was done,
lwas on the scene soon after the lit-
time below
lit untt
minutes. The cast bound trucks wore»;cldent
but no other serious tint
The wrecking (ire
und New York “WW ttt-luyvtl l'nr l‘tllltlbt‘d,
were delayed from 30 to :30
but it was some
ll‘
\\'
China
to the other world nations.
A barge loaded with spilt-S and own.
ed by the Hlibbell Contmcttug Cmn-‘madc m enlist the American gov-t
day by ”'9 Addie v, 2'” :tional agreement involving re»
The Ladivs' Aid Society of the must/sponsibllity. but always We
avenue M. E. Church. hold A move answer haq been that the UmtEd
ing yesterday afternoon in the t-huroltfitates would stand alone. Sev—
parlors. Routine business was dispos- eral months ago PNStdcnt Vth~l
ed of. lson spoke most earnestly befo
. 'the League to Enforce Peace of‘
Interesting programs how been pre- . . S .
. tCS
parpd tor the Christmas holidays ' his hope that. th' United ta .
Ill
the East Side schools. ley air-3 giv-
el e t ‘ . . .
.. -. Q“: Where i" hm paper {til now has he made the proposa
Hill? R. WHO" is in NW "0"“ officially to the nations of the
, l
1
city today and is investigttiinu ‘ttltd world.
clauslfying the ancient Skeleton \\'lll(‘lll
l‘ruln was
ills proximity
"(l the totwr lltlllm‘ on the brldgfi.
'l‘ltd derailed Unit; was
lllilllillll' lltn it till villi-“SS stops.
runnlm: slowly
thing had happened.
ol‘ the wheels of the outline
the trucks,
As soon as the conductor
0119 or the crew back to flag
Repeated eHortS have beent‘m‘llm‘l' "" ‘rl‘l'k ‘0 fl ml llwr tin-«"3-
runnin:
WY- “"13 ‘O‘Wd ‘0 n"'dgfil‘“"' WW“ ernmcnt in some sort of interna-l .twt'llll it till Spt-ituttloltt to New York
Tllt‘
owing to
to the station and only
llln' engine jumped lllt‘ truck, few "lipasuengero were obliged to cross my
.-lltt§ puttwngors helm: llWill‘t‘ that nay
None of the
re, ton coaches left the rails. but up; onstmen slipped, and but for the station;
' st '
leurnt'tl
would join in some new interna’;t“~‘ tlm tlt-mllmenl no thought at the
Itional arrangements, but not ungKnickm-bncker expregs which he knew
liwua following close bolllnd. and sent
it. As
fsoon as the engineer of the express
f my the flugmnn {mm the train alto:-
cloar, however, but it was a muttcr'lhc engine was again placed on ll)"
of caution on the pun of tilt» ()lllt‘lfllfl‘ rails. The. passengers were trnust‘ort'txt
to hold the trains up until the extant to one of the other trains and tttkon to
of llll‘ blockade was learned. it wusltlloir destinations.
lll'lt‘l‘ G o'clock before the first train‘
was run through on the west boundi.
1trucks. and these were switched out
to the second track. The walling:
O
ltlto ties of (be first track to get to the MeIChants Prat“:
|which covered the ties. Several WO-t l
Sharing Coupons}
°°to::2::..l=ull;tuzll:. “1th 8" Cash Sales
i’l‘bero is a fence separating the trucksd .t
and while the passengers were passed: t.
through tho only gate in the (cued; ;
the express employee were obliged tot .
life packages and other express mat-t
attendants Would have fallen.
The employee of the Adams Express;
Makes one of the finest of Gifts, as every \K‘oil’tiln likes:
nice China. We Show a large variety of designs and you
can select any number of pieces at prices ranging from ..
25¢ 10 $25.00
Pictures
‘A large and varied assortment, artisticaly trained, l'1
prices ranging from ........ 50¢ to $7.
I
Toyland . "i
he found on. the lllgtnns farm. llltlzc-
field, a. short time ago.
It won l'k‘l‘nl'H‘tl nlmut town this
morning that Leo J. (lunch “us rttlr~
bed of considerable money. ll is Silld
that a check and money order to
11m amount of $150 were taken. lt
. memo that the party Who committed
the robbery met the mail intended for
' Mr. Gonch and opened it and abstract-
ed everything of value. No report of
the robbery has been reported to po-
lice headquarters however.
oRlNK HOT WATER
«BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you; really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
‘ l'.’ you are accustomed to wake up
with a coated tongue, foul breath or
t dull, dizzy headache, or, if'your
meals sour and turn into gas and
acids, you have a real surprise await-
ing you.
upon aiming, drink a glass of hot
Tomorrow morning, immediately
upon arising, dring a glass of ltot
y‘ 1- ’water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it. This is intended to
first neutralize and then wash out of
-_your- "stomach, liver, kidneys and
dhh‘t‘y‘feet of intestines all the indi-
“gamble. waste, poisons, sour bile and
toxins, thus cleansing, swaetveuing and
.” . ~.purlfying.the entire alimentary canal.
‘_ ‘ Those subject to sick headaches,
“backache. bllious attacko, ~curtstipation
= orliny form of stomach trouble, are
Itrgé'dto get a quarter pound of lime-
v‘ stone phosphate from the drug store
audib'egin enjoying this morning in-
‘ Isidoibath. It is said that men and
‘ ,women' who try this became e thu-
tslu‘etic and keep it up daily. It is a
plehdldhenlth measure for it is more
; portant to keep clean and pure on
Humane than on the outside, because
‘lri‘n poreé do not absorb impuri—
ttttp‘ the blood, causing disease,
ltbo bowel pores do.
principle of bathing inside is
‘ ,w, as millions 0! people practice
mt a! hot water and soap cleanse,
Md hesitant the skin. up hot
tIanpoontul at limestone
We:
to the stomach, liver; '
The sinking of an Italian steam- ; frantically wayl-ng in» red lantern.
ship in a collision with thcllw throw on the power. whistlnd 13hr
i ' Thrulu‘s and threw in the reverse. he
,French armored crutser Ernest
‘ . . . . iqulck stoppage of the train gave the
jRCl’lanM“ "3131”th m a dispatLll,pllSHGllKEl‘8 in the Pullumns quite a
lt'rom arsel eS.
The SteamShipt’b‘llilklllg up but lorunalcly no one
which was. taking Italian soldiers: wlm. injured. ()no \V'fllll‘lln in said 1:0
home on leavc' was cut in tw°.é:l::il;iw{1\llllpd lllll ”"5 could nol 0
Several persons, most of thom‘t ‘ Paucnue" Delayed
passengers, were drowned. The; ”Md“... ..f..,.m,m,,,.,.5 and par»
number of survivors is given assongers for points between Bridge.
r20. ......
the
than
ninx
lug
tor over the {once . while Standing on”
the‘lce coated ties.
heavier than at others, and this much'
mutter worse for the men.
All wet-ll bound trains were mort-i
til 8 late hour that
mlled engine tore up some—or tlt
Cliffordil’harmacy,
80. Main and Ellzabetn Ste.
At this time oi!
your express mutter is mucht
l
L am e Done ‘
me D an Phone: 8334532
on hour late and it was not un-j ‘
they were run;
on scheduled time. When leuvt
the rolls .the wh‘ecls of the do!-
it I
Certificate and Coupon Free
————.
The Berlin press, which com-1w
mented only fragmentarily on;
Premier Lloyd George’s speech‘t
yesterday morning, because only‘
excerpts were available, now has‘
the entire text and devotes its
full attention to the subject. The;
papers on a whole express little;
surprise at the British Premier's’t
attitude. although most wonder}
why he believes that entering into!
a conference would involve the‘
Entente as placing, its head in 215
CITY MA
69 N0. Main St.
Hayés
Meats; & Groceries
It; a bewildering display of Toys, Dolls, Games, Sleds,
Drums, Automobiles, Kiddy Cars. Velocipedes, Doll Carts,
Wagons, Electric and Mechanical Trains, mid a host of
others too numerdus to mention are to bc‘focnd here for the
boys and girls. .
A. J. COLLINS CO;
Stenogratpher
(male) Wanted }
RKET- '
flayes’ Block
Also Bookkeepers and Stenog-
raphers, male and female.
_...__...._. -..«4.-...._._. ...... _
CALL and let us tell you
noose.
Lloyd George's references to
restitution and rep’aration areI
unicersally interpreted as an En-l Hen and Tom Turkeys ever displayed in Norwalk. I guar-
tente demand that Germany sur-j ‘ antee all my poultry fresh killed.
I
i
"render all Occupied territory and
probably pay an indemnity. The‘
Tageblatt says: ' 1
9' "Lloyd George ic- not willing toi
negotiate or willing onlv in case!
that Germany will submit_ to-
England’s demands as summariz-i
ed in his utterances regal-dim. rcs-,
titution. reparation and guaran-l
tee. This makes the chasm hm;
tween the English and German;
standpoints so broad that not; .>
even the mostcheerful optimistl
can 'find a wav to bridge it. Llovd
George. in stipulating the acceot~$
ance of his conditions before thef
opening of negotiations, shows .
that he does not wish to nego—l
tiate." .. , z ,
The Tageblatt continues bvg;
asking whether all passibilitles
of peaCe have now vanished and
answers- its own (location with o.
faintly hopeful reference to var-
ious French Socialist. English
and Italian voices as showing that
the peace overtures are not
judged by the public exactly as,
by the Parliaments. t
In the view of the Vossischel
Zeitung, the reference to the _
noose i5 {tithing more than a
recognition by England of Gcr~
' menu’s strength. and the failure .
-‘of the Eaten}? military. enterpria ._
"'Vat ’ " “
over.
Your'Cltoicc Turkeys
Choice Young Fouls
long island Bucks.
Faocv bullied More.
Small Lean Fresh Hams.
_ loin otYou‘ttg; Pig Pork.
Lean Fresh Shoulders, _
Good Chi-Roan;- Steak
Good Cut Sirloin Steak
All [data rot tttt’agt .-
....nnn ...:-
Celery Hearts .. p
‘ Alll-I‘ ask is, lookimy
...anfl qua! tr:
e u
I - Without exception the choicest assortment of Young
Large Selected Roasting. Chickens.
Hayes lltillle Made Sausage '
llterlootharmantlSpe‘rry-dbarucs Sausage
Gpod‘t’ut Portcrhous‘c Steaks 7 , 240. lb :'
Oranges .............. ...... . 20:, use, 300 and 55c dozi-
goodbgolleréand" compo”
of the Splendid Chances
now open.
\
”....
Come in and look them . .
Merrill Business
‘- 7- College
South Norwalk
Port Chester.
38c lb
30c lb
25ch
306 lb ,.
30c ll)
22c lb
20c lb ‘
22c. lll .
‘tamfnrd
went) rumi;
...» t—ure Repairing
__
' 18c lb ~
.270. lb
226 lb “1.. ._ Send a cardOr phone
for mall. to call and,
. g f 164189920t§lb9 give. estimate
a for use
thepriceetj ,
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ll. Jiiiugevinc & Son”
antlUpttolstering '
Beaulilul and Lasting out
A Gift Fromlhe Jewelers
, _-,
\
Colebum 8t Lauder
are showing superb
lstocks'at both at?
their stares
- t
~.96 sthington St. So. Norwialk
22:.wa11 St. Norwalkf'
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The will at theglete Dr. Jean Dumoo.
tier was filed in tho Norwathprobate
tycourt, today. and leaves the‘entlre‘ es-
]tate to the widow. ‘ "
m ‘
l J Edward Eel-rte has purchased ‘a‘ l“
Ford touring car or the 1917 pattern-
' vtntlt dull to'ihl work {it
A
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'I'IIE ”RAMON ID BRA?
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it‘ll. deli?! ... .
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