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m here so: smart wnrnows no mass nooas
n W Y“ than"! out down cool hills, increase the oomfortandhulthlnlnéu of
panic m in am It. Yowhmbrdimmouoom door III-Ito, III-Ian possible
ml“. Into. toksepthehounwar-inthe severest winter weather and
mflwoonnt. ”thoctventilation. “i
um) I FUEL ADMINISTRATION
Pulse ret-IIIIII that Germany had at f
levied the term: or the Iflitih‘lll’e aIIdI
that fighting had «M threw the:
country into 0 dIIllrlu-I yesterday and!
towed out to he the greatest boats of!
recent years
ofllcial assurruIII-et- that the “"le
Vial false tailed to check the almost
rimloua demonstrations which swept
over many American cities. and Inn-
llons of Americans will not know how
they were tooled until they mud tlIII
morning papers.
A dispatch cabled from France to
the United Press and circulated also
through the country by another news
agency declared the armistice signed
at eleven o’clock )I-sici'tlay morning
PREPARE P08. WINTER—ORDER NOW.
The Hatch If: Bailey Co.
and lighting ended at two o'clock yes-
terday afternoon.
OiIlcialI dispatches tI'IIIII l"rulll‘t‘ to
the State DepatItmIInt III Washington
WINTER TOPS
Tristram & Hyatt
Norwnlk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Many Changes on Eastern Front
There he; been a battle for supremacy between the Gloves, Buttons, Belts against the allied
forces of the Hosiery, Underwear and Neckwear Departments near the easterly entrance of our
store, and the latter stock made a sudden advance late Wednesday evening as far as the front
window, while the Notions beat a strategic retreat to the other side of the aisle, meaning in
peace parlance that our business stock of w
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR 3 Y}!
for men, women and children has increased with the demand, and that more space was needed
to display it properly, so we have doubled the counter and shelf space devoted to these ims
by moving the Kid Gloves and Nations to practically the same sized space on the opposite side.
That the improvement is appreciated by our patrons is already proven by many favorable
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Vaasl Bros. Garage
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nte AND manner
KEEPING IN STEP
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PROOF CEMENT With peace rumors and election returns is easy enough if we
FURNISH YOUR SHOES. Old customers come back bring-
NONE BE! IEII. ing new ones for a new pair often saying~‘ ‘That last pair tit-
IOST CONVENIENT ted fine. Do it again!" all“
I _ A big and varied stock combined with plenty of exper-
ience enables us to meet the requirements of the captions cus-
tomers.
RELIABLE STOCKINGS TO MATCH.
"-Uro EXPRESS. CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Daily Trips Between
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PREMATURE PEACE
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South Norwnlk, Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW VORK CITY OFFICE.
434 Sixth avonuo, NEW llA\ EN, Nov, - All till-
PHONE FARRAGUT 793 IIIIIIIIchIIcItt made In Anson Photos
“I! you are In H thIy lust phone us IIStokes. Secrets!) of Yale Unlvetsltt.
we will take I- are of your express today, lntludul a list ot YalII men who
you. “'9 lIIIIII seven of the best) have attained waI honors. 0ch loo
.. s in the Halo. Also liydrauliclnamcs IIIII git en (If those who have
top Truck~ tor t tillililNOl'b Vi ork. l. ccn Stl\|('t'. r24 \‘IIlII Int-II me know ll‘
hr Truths III: IIIII daily tl ips to New to have died and 9.3 wounded, or ttIkIIII‘
YALE MEN GET .WAR HONORS.
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‘0 Chalmers OHSIIIOblle testify that the. (:III'IIItIn t‘oIIIIIIissiotIi
('heVTOIet handler Maxwell were not even to meet Marshal Foch
Overland udson 19 until live o'clock yesterday afternoon,
0 k] d . and dispatches received last night
a an Buick ,
tom the AuIIIIiIIIn «no! on the sedan'
“In"?gfiv DISTRIBUTORS I gout show that lit hullpust six p III. '
. , e troops still won adt ant-ins. |
. __ Anchor Wmter Tons. Sharrer Winter Tops .'| Int-I cabling to I‘IIIIII-II and receivI
"’ 1360 Telephones 2011 in: an official rII ply Sectetary Musing
from the State Department in \\ ash-1
Ington irNucd this statement: I
"The report that the armistice. with
Germany had been signed is not true. ‘
When it reached the Department or
State, an inquiry was It! onl'o leI,
patched to Paris. At four minutes
past two o'clock yesterday afternoon I
telegram. in reply to that of the do
partment. was received from Paris. it
'statI-d that the urination had not yet
been signed and that tho GIII'IIIan rcp .
seniaivca would not lilt‘t‘l Marshal
lI‘oI-h until live p. 1“,, Paris time, or
thIlve noon, Washington limo."
None of incl-III unfounded reports, or
course, was received or distributed
by the Associated Press which. on the
contrary. was able by intosligallon
conducted through ofllciul channels to
establish that tho >Iitl‘y was a hoax,
llcrc followa a copy or the whim
III-am received by the Ullllt‘d i'l’f'sfi at
New York office:
"liniprcml, New York: ,
“l‘AlllS.I—-Armistice Allios signI-II
t‘lOVI‘n morning. lloslilltiI-s council
two IIltIImoon. Sudan taken morning
by .\IIIIIrlN|nl.
"HOWARD.
“Sinus."
("l'ulprcrs ls with code IIIlIiI-I-ss for
. nitcd l'roaai llowmd is Roy \l'. Ilow
an]. president of tbt- l‘nllcd Press, and
: Slmms is William Philip Simms. Paris
comments.
COME IN AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF ~' ' f 3‘ i
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coIrespondI-nt oi the lnited l’lt‘h‘h.) lthat an hour and a halt uttct the nu n.5,» mum] their ,liIIaIurII Ill all
To grasp the situation it should be man (‘quIIIimonoIs bad bIIIII IprII-It- iatrmtstice. .
borne. In mind that Paris being to the, ed the troops were Mill lighting their, Mortimer, it newr has 1.9..“ expo-I.
east of the l' nited States, in about six
hours ahead of New York time. Al-
though it had been announced that the"
ul'lllifilli’t‘ was signed at IIIIIIen o'cloclt'
and that lighting had ceased at two;
o'clock, it was a fart that the German-
l‘ommisaloncrs were not to bc receiv-
I,Id by Marshal Foch until the o'clock
‘ three hours litter the hour rIIportIIIl :Is‘
the end of the. fighting.
The rlttIIlII Department‘s (‘Iiilll’ of in-
quiry to France was not dispatched
until after the report bad ht‘Pn called
to the department's .IltIIIIion, and
uhIn a rcplt IIIIIIII saying the until»
tit-II Illltl not been >igIIIId and the light I
in: had not cons-Id. IIIIIrI- tint-I had-
elapsed.
.\I lIIir'IIIII'II IIIiIIIIlIIs past llII‘III~
o'clock in l‘tIrls it “as announced
Isflll‘iillly that four l‘Ict'IIIIIII IIfiltIIII‘s‘
III-mint: a IvIbitI list.- pIolIthlI would
ttIlitII :Il Ytlltl‘sllnl F'III II"'~ llt'iiiillllfll'lt‘l\I
sIIIIIII IlIIIII Thursday night The an
‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-Itl was IIIIII hour and thirty I
the minutes IIllIIr lit-I
hon l‘ reported
III~ tlIII I'Illtl III lllII lighting. and Assn
'ciatIIIl l‘l't‘éis tllrl‘ilil‘llt’s filed wlIlI the
AIIIIII‘icnn III-my III ”III Sedan front at,
llllll past six o'clock llIr‘l night about-Ii
way forward. This dispatIIh said‘
‘IiIIIIrLt that IlII Ameiltan army was
consolidating its positions and pic par- i
log tot a further adtance
When it was half Daxi six o‘I-lIIIk
l‘hursday night in London the Polo Iztt
(lithe pronounII-d ulliOi‘lniild the
IuIIIoI that the annistice had IMP“
signed, and III that hour no wind had,
lIIIIIn received in the British capital
that the GIIrman delegation had cross-
ed the French line-I: it should be
horm- in mind that it was then foul"
hours and It half alter the hour report,- 3
«d as set for the cessation of hostiliIl
ties, and more titan sown hours after
the hour reported for the signing or
the armistice. Govcrnmcttt IIIlIIgraplI'
lilIt’d connect London and thI British
liond quartet-s, not far front the place‘
llxcd for the meeting of the German
(‘IIIIIIIIiaIIloIIIII‘s with .‘liilhll'dl lI‘IIrlI,
and london lilt‘l‘l‘nltil't is cottaln to
It‘It‘l\P lIIoIIIpt Ieporis “Iron a Ill'lit’
is arranged.
Int-l night as lllt‘ I‘ltNKr III l'I'IIIIcII
wIII'o turning toward midnight thIII-II
still was no word that the German
CoIIIIIIissioncI's bad uppcarvd at .\li|l'-
shat Pooh's llcadtttlarlcrs and much
IId that the terms of armistice on tho
western front might be accepted at
one brief meeting. Many questions
are intolmd now which WIJI'I‘ not. In—
\olved when armisticcs were grained
to Austria. Bulgaria and Turkey, Una
lot the principal points t'uucf'rllr the
disposition of the German flow, to;
vital to Eitxland. Now that the Port
is in Ibo bands of the l‘t‘\'(llull0nlr'7§- it.
is not improbable that the Ilcrnrnn
plenipotIIntiat-ies may not at um” 71»!
enabled to give the. assurances lllI Al-
lies will dcmand. it should III 3'!“
called in connection with this point ,
that Great Britain insisted on having
onII of her atlmirala present with “Jan
shal Foch at the meeting will. ‘lIII
(YontmiSsioncrs and that llIIrmIIny ~I—nI,
Admiral Von lllnlz.
So far as is. known last night 'lIII
erroneous report was IIIIbli<lIIIY ‘II.
only two cities of Enrol-II in Lor-EIIII
and in Brest, France. The lmocn
newspaper later withdrew III II’ “Inn
and printed a I‘t‘ll‘at‘lll‘n.
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Safe deposit boxos are IIl.Il.I:I.II_ .. III:
the» South Noroalk Trust (‘0.
I; H KRIEGER (‘5 C0.
rk city. in them bundle yout prisoner.
, . t and express and thus keep
(tom the congested tumiuuls.
, We Haul Anything
Anywhere
t‘ shipments are entrusted
ent employes only.
.. I Is handled.
you time and money.
ONT AND HEAVV TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
Furniture Moving.
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Job Tog Llill'it'e or Too
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roceipt is given and obtained it
no or write [or our rates, we car
‘ IIED VANS for Long Distance
min Hershfield “*0! i
a only one. ,
- a bushel and you'll buy
EFFRON
441.
Tel. 441.
JUNK!
H. FELDMAN1
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tlistic dentistry
quire
‘01" SKILL. The
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East Nor-walk.
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on can always get the highest
- for rags, paper, metal and
iron Just call up. Highest
paid for Second hand Auto
making of bridge work and
work, the regulation and!
impair oi teeth, are matters
THE HIGHEI 3'1"
need
as well as intal igence.
rt of thing is OUR
1,to which we have de
Ilife’ s energies. We can
of the BEST work pos.
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"' . Early Afternoon Excitement.
CapableQworkers are
Dies Down When Sentinel}
Prints Particulars -— In:
Time of War Prepare For
Peace Our Motto as Neigh- ‘
boringr Cities Waste Ener»
gies
needed
NOW
time to prepare
EXHLILV at- :19 \IIsthdtI) afternoon1
the tcgulat routine 0‘ business all
‘ti\(‘l the chi was broken by II blustl
'lroIn It tttctory whistle, in South NorII
‘ null: and. within three minutcs' mom I
I \III-t whistle, siren and hell that was,
in working order. butked up by auto'
“horns and lIollcy whistles, Iwcrc wak-
ing up the town in line fashion but,
IInl'ottunIItcly. in the midst oi the ItIck- ‘
III, The Sentinel sent ottt bulletins that-
tho ruIIIoru of II German surrender, to3
tIIIIIisLice conditionII that bad st'ttllod
the IttIIIpuII, W'Olt' a bit prematutc. IIIIdf
1that they had bccn ofliclall) denied in
a dispatch tIom “'tlsliinglon
'llItn onc bv one, the noiseI-produc‘
I-Is ceased tlIelI clamor, and, at 2' ‘5:
jquict reigned twain, but the excite-i
nIcnt did not die down and the streets, I
in all the business‘ sections, were
.III‘IIoudIIl with excited gloups, \leilII'
llle telephones of this paper \vcrc kept
Is
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE we
Day and Evening
Classes
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“Automobile
mikepairing
Official Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and Graham Bros.
iTruclts
Ford Repairing and Parts.
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busy “lill ltitntic demands for details. i
Rumors of big demonstrations in
Bridgeport, Stamford, New York, East
.(ltunge and even Washington. D. (‘.,
begun to pour in by telephone and tale-i
graph. but the natives of Nontaik:
\VlllLJl'lli’. \‘ankcc shrewdness. keptI
'lIIIlr heads, and waited for sotttetltingi
I-eztlly dcfinilcdn the way of details bII- I
tore letting the lid pop off.
Shortly after four o‘clIck a man
went through Washington and North
dinin streets, giving away American
llags. as a sort of stitch in time, it"
real news came, and it, Was interesting
to note that. even the smaller children
that received one, handled it carefully
and. in most instances, carried it home
to keep for a real chance to wave it.
The Sentinel office temnined open
until 10 o‘,clock last night, ready to
give such telephone reports as were
asked for, and prepared to issue an ex»,
Ira, it lcht'l-Iillll‘yhblll the excitement
died down about that time, only to
films up again about ll. When an ex-
cess of steam or other generators of
enthusiasm, started every bell and
whistle golnlx again, but the majority
_ot people were tired enough to sleep
soundly thouxh it all and wait for the
morning papers, which sold like the
pl‘OH‘l‘blfli hot out".
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higher and
High Grade Work a
Specialty
for all year
The public is hmd.l::lleld II
Intrusions-rat la the W In»
“his min st I; detest.
SPECIAL SALE OF
AILOR MADE SUITS
Suit in our store at a
At these times when cloth is getting
hesitate to take advantage of this offer. You have
no idea what such a saving will mean to you.
Our’ stock consists of ' the latest fall models, no
freak ~ Styles.
Serges, black, blue, ‘bro'wn,green and taupe, suitable
‘30 we are ready to take off all profit.
If you haven’ I got all the cash we will extend easy
Tomorrow For One Day Only
will place on sale every Tailor-made
Discount of 20 Per Cent.
scarcer every day, no woman should
Broadcloth, Poplins, Men’s Wear
round wear. We must close. them out' -
Norwalk Chronicler