CHRIST” GIFTS
ARE NOW
BEING DISPLAYED.
SHOP EARLY.
By doing this you avoid hasty
selection due to last day shop-
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Joseph Davis
.._. .u, ,4
FRED'HiPONT'YM
NOVEMBER imined ll} the (‘oinmttnderin-t‘htet ot
VICTOR RECORDS .tlle Allied tort-cs on each from of the «mil
- OUT TODAY. IAu>lro llllllcztliltll alum-s behind a line
H . .. lfixed as follows:
Hear Smiles, by Lambert. From l’ic l’ntlit‘ziil ill the Illlillt of!
urphy. lllit‘ Steltio. it will tollow the crest ol
Come in. It will be a pleasure
play them for you.
' red H. Penty
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Not-walk, Court.
City News]
Mrs. Mary insult-ins continues unit“
3 at hct honlt in >cvnioui' street.
Captain .loH’pl‘. Hoff. ot ('haptl
*eet on» o; fllr Spanish influenza
ictittis. is now able to be out.
John Sheehan. ol (lhcrrv street.
0 was injured at Wilson Point a
90k lit-'0. “(is able to resume his titt-
es last night.
‘ll‘lrs. hello;- Montgomery. of So vens
met, who has had Spanish influenza
lowed by pneumonia. is now slowly
vering at her home.
Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee, of l«‘;ttiti.>ld
euuc. is How able to be out acain
ftcr an attack of the grip.
Peter harm, of lndiaun and Maine.
his resumed oldtinie duties at the
t. Geot'te Paper and Pulp t‘otiip.ti‘t.\"t~'
ctory
Election returns will ltl‘ received at
e South Notwaik t‘luh this t‘\'t‘nllIL.
1‘ members and attests A situph
nch will be Kt‘l'H‘tl.
Lawrence Kennedy has resigned his
ultion with the Armour Beef Paclc
g to. in Stutiit‘ord. and is waiting
3 (all to the colors.
fleujamin li-itcliklss. who has had
severe attack of influenza at his
core in Seymour street. is now prac-
rally recovered
James Tierney. of the Norwulli
t Shop, \\ ho has been very ill for
e past few weeks. is able to be ottt
'SllOf‘l while each day.
The new state road from. New Pres
n to Bantam is now open"for trav-
l. making a continuous stretch of
into lllllllwuy between Danhun and
tohfield. ' ‘
Mrs.’l~‘rani; N. Ferris. of Flax llill
93d. has recovered from an attack
the grip. Mrs. Charlotte R. (‘or-
it. of the r~utne atldresa. who also
it been ill. is considerably improved.
William Perkins. who has been for
be post wet-k substituting as driver
1' the Hope Hose (‘0.. has now re-
tried to his station with the Phoe~
x Engine f‘o.. in Main street.
Capo-tin Thomas Hendricks. who has
an ill all the summer and 'who has
I attended to the harbor lights dut-
this period of time. is. able to be
t and around anti reports that he
is considerablv improved.
Thomas F llnran. of the second
letrict has resigned his position with
e Metropolitan Life Insurance com-
ny and has taken one with the
entintzton Arms Company. in bridge-
t1.
Kenneth Valentine has laid his
not italtottt in: ht tip for the winter of
laptain Edward ll. Miller‘s shipyard.
n Sntitluille. For the last month
:iptain Valentine has had his yacht
cored about the Norwalk Country
Job on the east side of the harbor.
The first Florida oranges of the
.ason have been received in ’-.\'or-
k. and are finding a ready sale 'at
m lift" to seventvfive coins a
y en. according to quality. Naval or-
, es are still brincing the high price
“f from $1.20 to $1.50 per dozen.
In a suit of William H. Waters.
no. against ‘ the Hatters'
hanee, to recover 5425.000 damages
or breach of six alleged contracts
deliver haiters' fur to the plaintifi.
urrciuc Court Justice McAvoy has
ante-d an application by the plain-
‘ur an enter to examine the de
cudant. ht fore trial. as to the mac
.l l'olttt‘ of the goods—Daily News
rd. New York.
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trauma THAMER
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momma ACCEPTS
wants or srtnumonu
(Continued l-‘ioiu l‘itst l'agm
Military Clauses.
One The immediate cessation of
:lioslttiltr-s by land. by pea and .ti;.‘
. 'l‘wor Total demobilization of the
iAustruiiung-Aiian Army and immedi
ate withdiaual at all Austrolluugar-
' .tn tortw t-jir‘l‘nllllf.‘ on tin trout itoui
thi- \"ov'h .\‘t"d to Su’ttzulatnd.
l Within ,\LI.‘ll'll-Hullflfll'li‘ill territory.
‘ii‘nltcd d.» ill t‘lziltse Three beluu,
tttitlv‘ snail ill“. be maintained as an
I .t.1.~.-ttiiL.~.t inilitaty mice a 1]?) reduced
.o pint. .1t' . t’tec'ti e<. (l‘:le‘ll\'€llE>:‘.‘)
, ital: tin titii~1unul. corps and arm}
.tllillt') and equtpno-nt shall be cut
.‘t't‘lv'tl .t‘ two's to in indicated by the
with” and l'uized states if Atomic-.1
[or tleilh‘l)’ to them. lit-‘rltlililile. “1thl
'ill >tlf ii material its exists in the t'ert'i
toi‘itw to in mat'ttateit by the Ausito
iiunaatittn lorccs
'l‘tit‘m lil’ucuation oi all let'iitot'tes
'.i1ivaded by Austtolilungary since the
beginning (it tio- \‘itl'. \\’;thtirawai
\iithin such period: as shall be deter»
the llltetiati Alps up to the source.- of
illit‘ .\tii_:c and lllt' “Hindi. passing
lthcnr-e hy Mounts llf’fif‘llt‘ll and their
iner ltilll_ilii tieigts of (Hz and Ztiullr.
:Tllt' line thence turns south crossing
, Mount .\lut.;.art. the ’l‘ricona (Terglou)
selll t‘iontict i‘atnic Alps. It follows
3t|its fictrw. up to Mount ’l‘arvis and
lath. .dottltt 'l‘nl'vis the watershed of
llilt' .lttliztn Alps by the (‘01 of l’redci.
Mount ii.\lll_‘;ill'l. the 'l‘ricouo (Tcrglou)
and lllt' watershed oi the t‘ois di Pod-
hcrdo. l‘odlauiscant and ldrizi. From
this point the line turns southeast.
cowards the Scltneeberg excludes the
whole basin of the Save and its tribu-
Hill“ l“itllll Schneelierg it goes down
towards tlit Scliliet-bei‘g excludes the
tntholo l astua. Mattuglta and l'oloscu
in the mutilated territories.
it {thI not tollou the odniinistramc
limit» or the present ptotiuct- of filth
matia. tutludinc the North Lisut'ica
flilll Thiitttln and. ill the south, lei-t".-
lftl‘_\ ltmttt ll by :t [the fulfil the (St’tni-
piaudt oi cape l‘lanca to the summit:
of thc uatetshetts eastward. so as to
include in the evacuated area all the
\itlll‘}> and water course flowing: tou-
aid Scot-pica. such as the t‘icola. Ker-
ka. littti~hiczt and their tributaries. II
also it ill include all the islands in the
notth and west of litilntnllu irotn l'te
muda. Seiie. l‘llio. Schema Maori.
than and l'untadura in the north. up
to Mt-lctla in the south. embracing San
tttndrca. littsl. Lisa. licsinu, Tcrcola.
t‘nt‘zohi. (‘azzu and Lugosla. as well as
the ncipltboting rocks and islets and
passages, only excepting the islands
of Great and Small Zironu. lluu. Sulfa
and llmzza. All territory thus evuc<
ua'ed (shall be occupied by the
li‘hlll)’ being waived.
Tut .. Surrender to Allies and
lam-d State: of fifteen Austmliun
1Lariat) sul marines. compleud between.
the years l510 and 1915. and of all‘
Girauu submarines 'Illlt‘h are m or:
may hereafter enter Austin-Hungarian:
the‘
turitcrial waters. All other Auetro»i
Hungarian submarines to be paid on
Iand completely disarmed and to re'
main undei the supervision of the Al .
lies and the United States.
Three—Surrender to Allies and l'nil .
ed States with their complete dilin‘ ‘
nit-m and equipment of three billllc-‘
ships, :liret light cruisers. nine dc
stroyers. twehe torpedo boats. one.
.tniue layer. six Danube monitors to be‘
idesignated by the Allies. and l’nlted
tStatts at America. All other sttriacel
twatshtpr'. including J‘lH‘l‘ cratL are‘io
1be concentrated in Austro-llttnattriau
litai'al basw. to bc designated by mot
Allics and the l'uited States ol .init i-l
llt'h. and art to be Dillll oil and I'l-IJ =
lplett-ly tiistttined and placed und- 1‘ "he.
fsupei \‘ts1on oi Allies and l'tiiteti States.
l. 0‘ Ann lit a t
' l‘ to l‘l‘tedolll of navicathin to all;
“iti‘rlilllf and merchant ships of Alli ~dl
load arrtfll‘nlt‘d pout-rs to be giv an ill1
t‘rtt- Adriatic and up the river Danube:
its tributaries in the territorial1
i‘l'dlkl.‘ and territory of Austria-Hum}
. “1....
t The Allies and associated powers:
i.sliail hayi- the right to sweep up allI
twine field: and obstructions and tho}
positions of these are to be indicull‘d-l
i In order to insure the freedom of!
navigation on the Danube. the Mile“
land the l'nited States of America shalt
, be empowered to occupy or to disman-
‘tle all t‘oitificutions or defense works.
Five -Tlie existing blockade coud.-.
lions set up by the Allied and associ-‘
ated powets are to remain unchanged.
and all Auntro-Hungariun inerchanl‘
ships found at see are to remain liable-
to captute save exceptions which may1
he made by a commission nonnna'cd
by the Allies and the l'uited SltllPs orl
America. ‘1
- Six All nuytil aitcraft are to be:
concentrated and impuctionizcd in .\:l.\-‘
tt'o-liungattan bases to be designated.
by the Allin-s and timou States oi Alli-V
et'icu. . 1
Sctelh Evacuation of all file lthlian.
coasts and of all ports occupied by.
Austrio-llungary outside their national
tcrritoi'y and the abandonment of all
floating (raft. naval materials. equip‘
ment and materials for inlnd lllil’lgtl".
tion of all kinds. l
9 Eight 0i(‘llll?llltlll by the Allies and.
the l'nitcd States of America of the;
land and sea fortifications and the is-t
lands which form the defcnses and of‘
the dockyatds antl' ut'eenttl at l‘oia. ;
Nlno~ All merchant vessels held hyl
Attstria-lluntzui') belou-‘cinn to the Al;
lies and assot_-':.ited powers to be it”
turned. 1
Ten No destruction of ships or ot
materials to be permitted before ovat-
nation. surrender or restoration.
.' ldlcvcnw All naval and mercantile
marine prisoners of the Allied and us-
'sooiatcd [towers in Austro-Hungariant
t .
—~‘
Lights On!
’Tis the season of long indoor
evenings.
There are games to play, hooks to read. enjoy-
ment in plenty.
Turn on the lights—and lct tin-tn be bright and
eye—resting! ‘
One good light is worth three poor ones. Oti‘c
good light sheds its cheer and radiance our entire
room.
if your old lamp is not. ltlll'lllllL’,‘ brightly, refit it
with new burner or new bulb. See. that it is: thor-
oughly cleaned in every part. What a difference
‘1 will make!
Butif you need new lamp, here,
is chance for saving.
Lights and lights and lights!
'l‘llectric lamps}. and gas lamps. ‘
lillllillh‘ for library and for dining.“ room and for
licdt'oont.
. Special electric fixtures for pat'lo' and sitting-‘
room and dining-room.
lilach sort itt many littllt'l‘llR---~(‘llt'll sort at saving.
Piano lamp stands. 1 Gas lamps.
llordwaod in mahogany tlnlshl lllc‘i lamps “ith innitotzanyflu-
-r in! Juliane? luc‘ttucll‘i Pitfall “In“ ish haw: and old rose shades. rcg-
u‘iret for so cty. lite Wl \ tc-' . ., ..
int-liable plot: and two liuhts and “‘1‘". $4 "’ 5"”0
9 a” of “mu, immi'ud wire wm't Art metal has lumps with ltc:i\.\'
’l‘hlt'tv-thrcc shapes and designs. WNW“ ”'“l “him“ ”Y Fillk‘ndld N'-
n‘ith' u'snvini: of from 3 to 8 on 100! mode by rlclt~hned gluon sot
inch ntund,—- iin metal frame. t‘oniplctely ready
‘ regular 811- 88 if“? hEhllllL’. regular “2 to Slijo
regular 81::— , 89 “~ #10 to $14
and from that to
33 to :6;
Fur Ex- ‘
forces?) of the Allies and the t'nio-tt InmdH m be mum?“ “1mm" "MW"
States of America: ll.“
All military and railway equipmeno
of all kinds. includint.r coal helonginu ALL REGISTRANTS CAN
llo or within those territories (to be?) ' BE INDUCTED IN NAVVt
it ii iii siltt and surrendered to the Al- (‘lass one registrants of SPplt’llllW'l
lies. accotdiug to special orders Riven l‘.‘ rcuir‘ll‘flliO“ “"d ”m5" “'h" are “'I'
.ll) lllt Commander-in—t‘liief of the forc-' a deferred clan: of any registration;
,cs of the associated powers on the dii‘l are now clillilllt‘ l0" ”1" l‘uiletl‘
ll‘l‘llll fronts. No new destruction.‘States mot“-
piilugt- or requisition to be done by. Those interested should appml' illl
tuenty troops in the territories to be person at the United Stutes‘Stib-vniohilvg
emulated by them and occupied by ization station. ltIH (‘hupcl slt'eel.l
the tom-s ot’ the associated powers. lXew Haven. A request for their in-'
Four ’l‘ht Allies shall have the dnction into the navy will be prl'HN‘d‘
ricttt of the movement over all road and forwarded to l’d'OVORl Marshal.
and rail waterways in Austro—liungarfl General. Altitlii‘flfl“ “'i” then "0mm:
tan teit iiul)‘ and or the use of the nee. to their homes and await further;
tuifiiil) Austttttn and Hungarian means information. 5
oi transportation. The armies of the: (lnly men qualified pi‘ofl'esiltllilui'¥
asrottatcd powers shall occupy such' and physically for “I? following “ll
strait-nip points in Austrittilungnry all inns will be accepted: l’ay ofllccrs'
times they may deem necessary to ena-i material school. one II to la: deck of i
hie them to conduct military opera-l tlcers material school. nuial nuxiliaryl
tions or to maintain order. treserve. age 21 to 40: cnglnt‘f‘l‘ 0‘“
.Thcy shall have the l‘lQlll of requii ccrs' material school. naval auxillnl‘yl
snion on payment for the troops of: rpuorre. ‘11 to 40: district otllccrs' mu»?
the associated powers (wherever-hi torial school. :11 to 1:6 tnachinists'
HIP." maybe. Tinatcs aviation. L’l to 35: qllul‘loltl
Fll'P'-(‘0nlplcio evacuation of all. masters. mates aviation. ‘21 to 33: cari
German troops wlihiu fifteen days not. p9nlet"8 mates aviation. '.‘1 to :13; cop,
only from the ltaliun and Balkanlpersmith, aviation. 2i to 3.3: cal‘llt‘ll'l
fronts. bill from all. Austin-Hungarian} ist's mates. general: ill to carpen-l
"‘1‘?"an {let's llllllt-‘S tzeueral, 2i to ml. copper-t
internment of all .lcrman troops. smiths. general. 21 to 33; bit-101+;
which have not left Austro-lluncary smiths. general. ‘31 to 35; instrumentl
within lhedate. ' _ _ repairmen. ill to 3.3: huspital corp:f
Sixth—rho administration of the men. 18‘ to ‘25.
eittcuntotl territories of Austro-llun-
nary will be entrusted to the local au-
thorities under the control of the Al-
lied and associated armies of occupa-
tlon.
Seventh»~’l‘he immediate repatria-
tioin( without reciprocity of all Allied . ~
pr a mere of war and internal sub ects -
of civil populations evacuated lrom I.“ "no" A.“ LUNGS \
their homes on conditions to be laid A Calcium compound that will bring rm
down by the (‘ommandenin-Chief of "f' '..,,';‘““.Y. “T“ “‘1" mm“ "m“
the forces of the associated powers in cdv hlwhlynrccnollr'ilmendtsi rill. Lilli": 23.1“:
the various fronts. Sick and wounded m“ “° “mm“ ”‘1‘" T” ”m“ ”“5"
who cannot be reinoied from evacuut- 50 cents a box, including war lax
ed territory will be cared for by Aus- ‘ For mic by all dl'll trim
W filled-“V
tria-Hungary personnel. who will be
left on the spot with the medical ma-
I
Don’t Abuse
91d -Frientls
“ l
terial required.
Naval Conditions.
pne—Jmmediate cessation of all hos-
tilities at see. and definite information
to be given as to the location and
movements of all ’Austro-Hungarian
Ships. ' ‘ l
' Nttifichtion to be made to neutrals
Your eyes are your best friends
and many times they are neglect-
ed. - If you Want to enjoy them in
later years, dont' abuse them now.
Our “Mon will diheloee
the true condition of the one old
the m of eye min or my
other we“. face.
Me“.
or.
on.
o-.
that freedom of navigation in all terri-
torial waters is given to the naval and
me rcrrtilc nzhrine of the Allied and art-
tociateo powers. all questions of neu-
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m nude U- the
ivy-(chant
regular $30 and 833—435
Piano lamp shades
Rich and cheerful shades in col-
virs that add warmth nod beauty
to decoration of room.
Among hilt"! are nmhcr rose and
illtlf' :lllfl pith und grunt notrie
paneled with cretotinc and with
bright lining of ceriuo.
Dozen different delightful com-
ttluatiomwand pagoda shapes too.
l3‘lni::hlti;: of silk braid and fiinzic
if sill: or chenille.
Regular 3*-— :6
regular sit-a $7.59
and from that to
regular $35—— $27
Electric portables.
Beautiful lamps with sill.- shade
on] His“ of mahogany llll‘i-ll.
A great many sizes, and colors
ind patterns.
Bases without shade. equipped
ll'llll two lightu, regular Sit—$65.0
Shades. 18 inches in diameter.
Desk lamps.
Atlptntablo electric desk lumps.
all clpt'.tped \vtilt metal reflector.
.plaee l‘.;lll exactly where one. wish
~.< ii for “Illng or renttiotx. regular
-s-.- to 82.12-— “.50 in $3.10
Art. Metal
electric lamps.
linpt'rt-«iro lamps with
int-tat husm in rich finish.
heavy
Emil; ptd with shades in match-
ing or harmonizing finish.
ivory. and old cold. and brushed
bras», and handsome eiittnielvnil
lend tht tr beauty to the collection.
"rim-omit different styles
l't‘:hl.tt' $7. 3H,“) ‘35-“
$6 to 828
Lighting fixtures.
Dome lights in tasteful colors
and attractive shapes. ms or elcc~
ll'lt‘, regular 7.5" to Mfr—$6 10813
rose blue. or amber with cerise
asscls and lining; regular :7 and
313.50-— 85.50 and 310;
Complete, lampi. silk shades and!
mahogany finish base, one or two'
fights. pretty in design and Color
”Tech-—
Boudoir lamps. regular 33 to $6
-- $2.25 to 31’
14-inch shades. regular 35” ‘
38.9: i
combination ill-inch shades. reg-l
liar $6.30.-
sclectcd lumps. on two allhc. reg.“
liar 37-— 35%|
Twelve different styles. regular
10——
lar $6.50 to $35——
Candlesticks.
ircgular $4.50 to 810——
Electric wall brackets. many pat-
.terits in four different finishes. reg-
ular $1.50 to ’10—- $1.35 to 87
Sincleqlrop lights. electric. heavy
canopy nnd chain pull. regular
Sl-Ti’) to $5— $1.35 to $4
Two-llcht cloctrlcohowcre. four
finishes. many attractive patterns.
$3.50 to 37.50
Swincind or ceiling showers,
flirt-e lights. him: by chains or fit-
$4.95“?! closely to ceiling. rec'ular'w to
l 12-—
$4.50 to $9.50
Four—ligitt-showcrs, several at-
tractive dcsitziis. tasteful finishes.
ss‘regular $0 to $22.50*“ .87 to $l8t
sample lamps, just a few. rezn-l Hall lights. single chain pendant
$4.85 to $28 fwith pretty shade, regular
$2.75 to
82.25 to $8.75
Indirect lighting bowls and hang-
$11——
\'er.v attractive candlesticks nf‘crs, pure. white or iridescent, tinted
mahogany finish. felt bottom
lit-ass Collar. eight sizes and sorts.
:cgnlnr 200 to $l.’t‘5~ .
15c to $1.50
Third
and,or frosted or in pretty floral cf-
'focts. complete except for canopy
switch. i‘cgulur $5 to $22.50—
“ to $18
floor.
0 Silk beaver .
' smart Sailors-«$3.50.
' .' To call them sailors, doesn’t give half an idea of
how charming and smart and tasteful these hats are.
it: .Varied in lines; with
‘ ; Sailors, yes; but such pretty sailors.
straight and with curled
brittle; marked by plain richness that is unusual.
Sill: beaver, slum and beautiful. .
Deep Madame block- (
ml luv.
nowumo‘s
Entrances on Main Street, F airfield Ave. Cannon Street
Fur coat
for mot .riitg.
No coat quite like that . t for to guarantee com-
tort as you under on chilly d-tys or evenings.
How it turns aside the (tlgc of even the sharpest
breeze!
How it keeps one mason: and comfy as can be!
'A'd what beauty it has in itself. ,
(‘oonskin is best motor coat «bet-misc it is of a
tough durability as, well as staunch and warm.
(itgtod weight, loose of Siylc. splendid quality.
lixaellent ol‘tportunity to choose is now.
. $76.50 to 8200
Second flcoi‘.
Manly and fine
new stationery.
Sort of stationery a man likes to have go to his
close t‘rit-ndsui'or it bears the impress of his person<
zility. .1
Who doesn't know at least one man who’ll app
1 t'eciaic ii .’ - -
Crane's Japanese linen. line texture, large single
sheets, good manly envelopes. Box of 125 each, legit-i
tiot witite,——$4.50 ‘ '
.‘u
s . ~.. .
Club letters of heavy bond paper, generous—sized
(ll ”‘~lc. sheets, impressive envelopes. Box of 48 0t
each—$2 2.. J
Club letters of Cranc’s kid finish paper, 96 enve-
lopes with "2 sheets paper and 24 fine plain cards—$4
Kid finish stationery for tncn. medium size. Box
of one tpiircmilOc.
Main floor, rear.
Stylish warm
coat to order
for $29. *
A special opportunity open to women for 3
limited time. . p _ . .5 ‘1
f .1
Coal in the one new style you most like, inst fag
of over $31l-—$29. .. 6%
Long graceful flab-fitting coats of allwool zibe?
line in splendid shades of scasonable colors. .3!
Lined to the. waist with guaranteed Skinnéll
l
satin. ._ . . l
Fasleucd with Smart bone buttons.
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'And in either black or navy or tan or Wisteria".
or dark green 01' burgundy or taupe or dark brown}
Of appealing luster and impressive beautxoafl
to fabric. . . .- -fii’fi'fi
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'Of correct. style—«there are 17. different model}
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Here is the regular éosli-of stitch d coals-a ';
4 yds slimline-— $16 ;
r54 yde‘ satin-- . 5.63 :
buttons- .76
tailoflng—' 11'. , _ l,
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ind during this limited time lit
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$21.
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