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“nineteen
’ armistice actually is in the hands of‘
op rhesus-m vim misses;
w W and Gina and other
The! hosed he
been long Ines of arises and sail:
ls standing at attention and test he-
tII to the Admiral’s‘ cabin.
W visit tasted half an hour, during
this. Miles were abandoned.
King Barge voiced the
feeling of thltwo narles, with a sag-g
patios that arrangements might weilf
be I“. for joint manoeuvres every: .
year by the American and British
leets. The proposal whs heartily r r.
ended by the American ulcers.
As the. king entered the royal barge
lg,- order came from the oillcers on;
e bridge to lhe sailors and Inst-ines-i
“three cheers for the king old-Inlet
litnd." Cheers webs given with suchi
a will that they brought an aaswel'lnt E
cheer from the men on the distant:
ships of tn.- American squadron.
Admit‘pl's Bestty's histdric signal af‘
fer the German fleet had been mowed
at the appointed place was: E
"The German flag is to be hauled;
down at 3:57 and is not to be hoisted"
again without permission.“ g
WASHINGTON. Nov. ?.2.---Uniill
every German warship covered by the
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Norwnlk’leending Dry Goods Store
Hosiery-Handkerchiefs-Necliwear
Are standard Christmas presents that help to fill the majority of stockinlzs.
and following our usual custom we have ready at stock of each that Will be both a
surprise and a satisfaction.
Handsome Holiday Boxes are orovidedfor many of the items in each
class. . . \
._ Ribbons ! Ribbons! Ribbons!
WlDE RIBBONS and NARROW RIBBONS and all sizes in between.
There isnota purpose to which ribbons are out that cannot be filled at our
litany other Christmas Slocks Are Now Ready
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you tire in a hurry. Just phone us,
we will take care of your express
on. We have seven of the best
thin the state. Also_ Hydraulic
Twain ' Contractors’ Work.
,llli’ Trucks m c daily trips to New
city. Lot: hem handle your
hi. and express. and thus‘ keep it
from the congested terminals.
We Haul Anything
. Anywhere
0 Job Too Large or'Too
Sm ll
. a
_ivur shipments are entrusted t
patent employes only. -
receipt is given and obtained to
nods bandied.
fie or write for our rates, we can
on time and money.
_HT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
» OED VANS for Long Distanca
' E Furniture Moving.
plain Hershfiel has.
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EFFIEglit Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
JUNK!
: nlnltlgpys get the highest
I'll-£8. paper, métal and
Just csll up.
TWrites in Du
:lt‘ranli id. llomiin, of this city. writes
lss follows from France. where he
with the Medical Corral;
Eone and is like being under
'ty picr. It. is wet, but it is some pm. gun if the signal was 'givan by Rear
:potiliding outside.
imighty nnrrow escapes. but 1 am still’
i on
.t‘ront since September 9. We were in
.h‘eo. That drive was a wolksfiuy. but
{when shells
isitlcs of the mail.
when we got out and crawl to n side.
from lllt. had his skull crushed from
every cnudle out in,tlte‘ dugout.
We, were til. it kitchen trying to get
something to cut and 20 minutes later
the same kitcltén
number lulled and utility wounded."
PRESIDENT WILSON
ing ttpon President Wilson’s recent
address as concerning the objects of
the war and the kind of peace which
should emerge from
Mainichi says: “it is no wonder that
the allied peoples
President Wilson ‘the spirit of de-
mocrncy.‘
ideal position
146 American passenger and merchant
Vessels of 864,449 tons. and 775 lives
through acts of the enemy during the
period from the beginning of the.
world war to the cessation‘of hostili-
ties November 11 is shown by figures
made public today by the Department
of Commerce‘s bureau of navigation.
The report does not include several
vessels, the loss of which
been established it‘s due to’acts of tho
._ enemy.
Highest on r.
gout I
With Shells Overhead
1
Sergeant P. B. Hamlin. nephew of
T0 SECOND POSITION
AMONG WORLD’S NA-
VAL POWERS
ICostInnoo mun First Page).
is'
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anglerinnn
me dir- Florida, were prepared to tire every
"The. dugout I am in is
action. While 1 not writing, guns are
l have had several Admiral Rodmtin.
The main Allied fleet extending over
a line fourteen miles long in the. Firth
of Forth begsn‘to weigh anchor at one
u‘t'lm'k this morning. «It was moon-
light. The ships quit-lily toolt their
stations In the long double line they
held throughout the day. llriiisli bat-
tle cruisers led the way. followed by
dreudnouglits. Admiral Beatty's flag-
ship. the Queen Elisabeth. led the
squadron in one column. The Ameri-
can Wilmlllllfl fell into line behind Adi
miral lieatty's croft. balancing it Bill-
isli squndmn similar in power in the
impositi- line.
The rendemous was approximately
fifty miles distant and the ships
caused their speed to arrive ut the
appointed plncc ill 8 o'clock At 2'
o’clock. n signal summoned the melt
in to battle station's and. except for
the officers on the bridges, the ships'
companies were hidden behind bul-
works of steel.
Close behind the Cardiff f'IIliltt the.
first of the German ships, the great
.Imttle cruiser Seydlits. flying the flag
of Commodore 'Togert.‘ After her
come four others of the some type.
the Derfmngcr, von der Titnll. llin-
denburg and Moltko. _
Immediately following them were
nine dreadnoughts. the Friedrich det‘
Grease. flagship of Rear Admiral von
Renter: the Koonig Albert. Kaiser,
Kroilprint Wilhelm, Kali-term, llayern
Mnrgrsf, Prinzrogent Luitpold.
the Gi'bsser Kurlucrst.
'l‘hrec miles RHIPm of the brittle-
sliips come sevenligbt cruisers, the
Kitrlsi‘uhc. bearing the. ensign of Com-
tho map. We have been on the
he 'l‘oul drive when they took Mi.
his drh e has been something terrible.
lode ill the ambulance to this place
were pouring on both
We had to lie flat
till. where we dug holes in the ground
0 keep the siiiapnel from hitting us.
"One poor chap. only three feel
i crawled
tandage on him.
“i have been here for live. llllyb‘ and
he. place has been shelled every day
Illti night. A shell burst close by here
and the concussldn blew
l piece. over and put it
p
we night.
“Tonight it is it little quiet because
he. dirty liuns have been driven back.
was shelled and a
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SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY;
OSAKA, Japan, Nov. 22.——~C0llllllt‘llt-
It, the Osaka
in Europe call
He is in it most free and
in which to dictate
peace terms in this great world war."
775 DEAD, WAR TOLL on sea ““1
‘WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—Losit
ot‘
den. Burnberg, Drummer, i‘oln, Eantl
fireman. " I .
Then came another gap of three
miles and Germitn destroyers came
steaming in five columns abreast, with
ten destroyers to a column.
Nineteen vessels and sixty~seven MK miles separated the Allied col;
lives were lost through use. of toi'pc- umns. andsquarely between them the
does. mines and gunfire prior to the Cardiff brought her “ha-”3%!“ nll steam;
entrance of the United States into the int: at the stipulated speed of ten
3 knots. As ordered, their guns were in
has ”not
paidfthec'ondhaiid Auto."
‘ n. F‘ELDMAN
Sb, 3.. Nor. Tel. 1176-2.
summons"—
581‘- !REIGHT SERVICE
Between
' Shelton, Derby,-Ansoiiia
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, New York '
stalk, 6:30 p. in; for dell: .
. ark at 1' a. m.. the follow
V . 1. Freight received from
In 30 p. m. ,
wa \‘oricst 8 p. is:
have
on. 13093 South ton .
_ “You. Orchard mt. g
= .- Md 3
ms.“ 1
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Don’t _
.Cough '
laxcd their alert which.
i. When the leading German ship-had
another hour. Kerr's, Flax-Seed Emnl.
: slon, liinonlnenls the standard remedy .the he“ no“, reached May'lsiand at shipping-bill than“ . . .> New,“ will then not line. This famous salts . I!" ORDER. . _ .
{for coukhs and colds,'.evon stubborn 1 o’clock. The captive Germans were and “‘“d “”4 “‘9‘ . I . "0“” be i“ ““5““ “1““ “‘9 “cm of “we” “us You cannot “Mi health .
bronchitis yielding to ltsflsre‘st healing piloted to anchorage wished tomato» “m to 7°” 1“ “‘9 . set. "‘ appro,.lem9n 1nico.-cdnbined with lithissndg without (0011 m madm-
properties. \ ‘ ,. " = land British ships from osmium. p ““"c ‘ i , it“ best Wimfifisflm‘mcltflnptogdstrdanfist can thyotn'
‘ influenza and drip _ victims are column closed in a was. ‘ ‘ “'3'“- “W i N y y . Wm kidneys "75' WW”. w‘m’imfllh . ,. ,. _ alga ,
quickly restored tom's-gulps“ vise" sortberhcoluinn steain “on "to“tiia making 1“? “MW in“ G.“ t" W'Mum" ”a”. “TM-gum mints-5°“. .’ “
by Llaonliie. on most was; GEM ”filer nome- hither to the “Lam's 5° l'ifll‘mmof'fllfie “P. acidsin We -‘° It, m ““3" ‘00“- = « ‘1 .
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UNITED STATES RAE”:
.Dnniels said he would issue all order
iromoving many. if not all. restrictions
i
' German possession on Monday; itc-
modore Harder: the Frankfort. Em]
flco-Amcrlcan war matters. answered nears. ther-hrcome overworked; get
> i regular fore and all positions, and, as ment is carelcsn nor the charge at ego-
; I” as powerful glasses could dcter tlsm onthc part of the United States.
‘mine, there was no sign to provoke we are behind one hundred thousand
rsusnicion. Until all the major ships tons of “will“! promised by Ameri-
bad been swallowed up in the envelop- .
ing Allied columns, the latter never rc‘ mm“ signatures ‘0 the agreement
reached the western end of the flank~ ,
; in columns. the, Allied «ships but we“ promise “in“ .America. has ‘
. i about. in squadrons. Quickiy‘re-form-
, _ . Another day, it isn't necessary—5 lngdhelr lines, they proceeded'to en- 1,, .
W ‘Jleave‘ Norwalk, 4 p. m.:,nor is it advisable to let that cold run cort the enemy into the Firth it! Fernand Bouisson, Undor‘gecretary 9’
E Forth, fielding steadily 'to ita‘course, SW” for Merchant Wit”. outlined a
. . . . ;,.’IhIl*ot~lrloco,'Pr&Iu_ '
day, the Navy Department will con!
tinue to operate tinder wsr regula-
lie has cabled Admiral Benson
and Vice-Admiral Sims, however. di-
recting that they advise him omcially
the moment that the nsval terms of
the armistice have been accomplished.
When this message is received. Mr.
.is expected to arrive in Paris about BRITAIN To REDUCE
December 12, according to inlet-mo: .
1 lion here today. Plans are being:
made for the entertainment of the: tone to General Russell Frost
American president as well as the AM In this recognition Is publicly duo
lied rulers who will visit Paris in No— pendant upon the needs of the ‘cm- to him I trust. that you will kindly
vember and December. hire, iii DI’OSMIVB requirements aldlgivo spade to this communication.
The visits will begin at the end or.:2333332‘303‘m‘fga'9‘5“ '0’ ”“3; Yours my tmlv. ‘
this month with the arrival of King, in um b0 the duty 01 the new gov- Prank Good: nth].
George and Queen Mary of Great Brlt- emulfiiitat Ignition" bes'll existing it; . 1
sin. Kin Albert n ueen ll . “1 °' "' u '”3 men "I
beth of Be‘lgium wt: fort: on Brie:- woman. “a crests ‘ second chamber
4- based upon direct contact with the
.ber 5 to be followed by President. Wil- people, There can be no litlcal ’
son. peace in the kingdom or crop: while,
Popular demonstration will mark the irish ““93““ remains unsettled}
the visit of the President and the rul- Thornton, all practical paths toWardi "
to the opinion that the German gov. a settlement must be explored. There .. . n
etnment will not be able to deliver 9"“ ””3““ Britain “d Belgium. who are t" D‘thl. however. WNCII are. Papes Cot'd Colmpou‘pd 5"“ had
more than one hundred of mm“, boats.' also will be entertained at a series of closed. namely. 030 leading *0 “WE or “f pm at . cw ours
. AMSTERDAM, NOV . 22r-A“ "‘0 [RIP-l5 and otllcial functions, which will comple‘e severance of Ireland {mm‘
. . the empire and the Other to forcible‘ Relief comes instantly.
"mullet?! 0f the "Ghent-0"?” dynasty "k" 9"" form "f "”mfm’ “9 av” c9" subiectlon of the six Ulster countiesi A dose taken every two hours until
will in“. mil-mm,- m the m.” “Hum. ebrulions of Hit! Allied success in the
. - to " Home Rule Parliament against three doses are taken will end grippo
according to ti Frankfort dispatch to “W 1
their will."
tl , m , . > _ It is understood that President Wil- "" *‘“""*“‘
It, ll ll‘l'dllill Courunt. Thtil thlIll . ,~“ . ‘ . ‘. ' I 1 _ SAYS CRED'T Is DUE
n o n (R ~ w . -
nti n, it ill ’ h, not ' , “‘0‘“ son in til‘lupt .ivpma e mam-on tn_ GENERAL FR 1
S“ for N is known the mm. numb the residentiul section of the capital.’ ~ OST
bers of the. llolienzollern tl\‘niislv who No plans for lllh‘ entertainment ltnd
llll‘lallti)‘ have left Gerutnn)‘ rin- \\'il- ”9"“ announced, ”WI" ”‘m'h" will
limit llohensollern, the former otuper- h“ 5"?“ “ ”WWW on hi“ “”1"“ by
m.‘ and his eldest son, Frederick Wii- the Municipal Council. A commetuorr
Hunt. the former crown llrlltce. Both "m." medal M" b" ”Hem“! to the
are in Holland. J, ' president at the reception.
ting the sentiment of every man and
ontsn that worked under him that
BIG WAR DEBT“
'orwaik’s glory in this campfls'n is
-,_-
(Continued min rm 0»)
,
*which have been placed on the Navy
‘ personel.
With two fioilllss of. submarines
now Inlerned in British ports. naval
authorities here estimto that nearly
jhalf the German undersea fleet has
‘ been turned over. Latest advices lend
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misery and break up a severe com eia
1titer in the head chest. body or limbs
ll promptly opens clogged-up nos-
, -...- trlls and air passages in the. head.
To Editor or the Evening Sentinel Estops nastyd'scliarge or nose rumour.
Dear Sir: ‘relleves sick headache. dullness, fw-
l notice in the paper ‘lh'fi ewnint: erishness, sore. throat. sheeting, Hurt"
H signed statement by General [omen ness and stiffness.
b‘roet respecting- the work done bv a: Don't stay stuffed up? Quit blonintr
. ‘ . few of the workers on the United War and shuffling? Host your throhblnt.’
There have been thiianu report!‘ The mm“! ot the president “i 9" Work Campaign. 1 want to say that "ad! Nothing ““9 i“ ”‘8 “m“ gm);
regarding the. former German "m. [MIME ‘0 be coincident “E“ the N there is one mime among the unity nflr‘lll'll prompt. pellet mt "Ilupet'tt mm
press. who has~ been In poor health for ““"W'"? M ”"' “"““"‘h’"‘ ‘1 ”W ““3"“ workers that 5mm!“ out more promin- ‘ (Ionimundf' which costs only it. tt-w
some time. bill the probabilities point Allied Ionference. “‘0 ”no" (on entlv than any. The. chairman of the . cents at any drug store. it acts with-
tn her not having left German terii- “"3" then will b‘lgm in mm definite Executive (‘ommittoe was the. most ,out assistance, tastes nice, and causes
tot-y. ’I‘he l1x»l‘lllltt‘l'0I' has the ohm. l'm‘iu.~ ' ' .. vigorous. ”mm“; tenacious clialrinun'Eno inconvenience. ' lie. sure. you sat-r.
Ills one daughter. \‘iclorln I‘OM)()‘\‘ 3”“ 1"“— The ”my Mnil i ever Worked under and if it had not.I the genuine.
Louise. nuu'ried the Duke of llruns- attributes 10"” high official "(the lirit- been for his spirit of artist detcnninau ,. _
trick, in lillti. A recent dispatch rc- “h government the statement "u" tion (the likes that phrase better!
ll. lirieger Co.
ported ”w abdication of the (lttli‘c. "\\iiliuut lluhcnmllcrn is still (.erttmn mm optimism and it fits the General
' We will dress the Whole
sons.
. . Rm )ertu- ml Kin of Pr ssl- isf r as
The lump-r emperors only brother. I ‘ E it u 'H a tool we should have. failed in what eta
the British government is informed."
Prince Henrv or l'rusii . ed fl'l . * ow : Will"
' a n “m BASEL. Nm’. . 'Elllt'lllt' troops for” “9 pill mm" I kn I “11
Kiel hurriedly ill the time of the oval
. . n ut‘y‘lunrching on Kiev. according to ud-
; mutiny. but is not Inform to have quit .
Al‘evntan soil 'l‘lute are“ o‘er l l vices to newspapers in bwitzcrlnnd.
s . . " ‘ ‘ ‘ . .
children n n f h a mac (loenrni hkoropadskl, Ukrainian Ilic~
a l on . -
z ' H otmer .lllllll‘ but: surrendered and General llilil’
myzfghgmtm'. m) 'iktne. lender ofauil-llolshtwist forces.
‘ ‘- 0)" Am" -...-—'l‘wenly WW“ has been named his successor, with the
mine Sui-upping Vessels passed otil of consent “1 ”u, l'luteiite nations, it is
said. -
a.)
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A w..."
Elnveslmeni
is in an extra. pair of glosses. Much E
discomfort and trouble is caused‘
by the breaking of one‘s glasses ~
while away from home. ‘ . .
We can make up an extra. pair‘ Capable Wig'efiers are
net, _
for you from the ones you are!
NOW
wearing. No prescription is neces-
is time to prepare
ruler's
family from head to foot on the
easy payment plan.
i
, cording to a i‘entrni News dispatch
front Amsterdam. They lll'rlI’Pd in
Dutch waters from lielglutu itud Were
. interned. . ‘ t
PARIS. Thursday. Nov. 2i.— Follow;
DRINK MORE WATER 1
ing an attack upon the Ministry of If KIDNHS 80"“
Marine by Deputy Bergeon, who criti-,I ' ‘
cised the requisitioniilg of merchant Eat less meat and take Salts for Back
vessels, Captain Andre Tordieu. bead ache o'r Bladder trouble.
of the General Commission for.l-‘rnn-' Urlc acid in meat excites the kid»
._. _. ._._.____ . c. .._. __v
z
for the government. He‘sald: ' islitznisli, ache, and feel like lumps
“Wears charged with having cuin- of lead. The urine becomes cloudy;
menced construction of wooden ships. the bladder is irritated,.and youmay
we. need the'tonnage. l accept neith- be obliged loEseek relief two or three.
or the charge that the French ”govern- times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them
flush off the body‘s urinous waste or
THAMEm
Optometrists and Opticians E
m' house of seed timer"
Miriam. BUSINESS .
you’ll be a real sick person shortly. . . i
At first you feel it dull misery in the 87 Aflagucfilf'; daffalgltfggg I ‘
ca. M. Bergeon criticises us for not kidney region, you suffer from back- Open 3"} "‘ ' ' . °, -. (:0th
ache, sick headache. dizziness, sto— # ’ ’_____ i .
(with America. i will .atfliwer him.
There is no need of signatures in or-
der to secure the execution of Am.
ranch gets sour, tongue coated and
ymrieel rheumatic twinses when the
weather is bad.
Est leasineat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces of m Salts; take a tablespoon .
tut in a glass of water‘before break-ism, when
last for a few da'its and your kidneys TO HAVE
THE REALTROUBLE—
Kan lo have been treated
for‘mziapgltirouble, intestinal dis-
rd consti tion, nervousness,
m macaroni! other disord-
wbst they needed was
THEIR TEETH PUT
Day and Eilem'ng
“ Classes
sent two mlllon men to France."
« Gmatspniause greeted this remark.
tattoo. third "and“: ,
“sanctum “in tho ‘-
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