, “mourns-Annual
“"‘mu Davie- ave-g
' prob-rins- 1
.m M enter-
the-InhalatthsWeus's
tmwyum
- “MM”MIISL
“anemia-um
madman“: to then-
m'm .
when] u Hewett residents
‘nslolnurmmuww
. “M“houthsChrm-
mummnmm
, j .Ahnourceolsuoltho
VM'oMVou nut Nor
‘ snort-.shonmmyotmm
dominlllplextyeu‘s
,. , . to:
.“umww‘oton
.w Duane-rumours“.
» -m echo. pie and
thokhlthstnotherused
anonymous». by the
who satiety-tin: s ready solo
ythoiruoeudledbolnrleo.
.._._.
meeting or the members of ill!
”’Nor'flbflboooo Fund has been
m for tomorrow evening at M. P.
'M‘s hsdwuo store on Es‘td Waslic
”on street when many utters 01
Wt sud mmm will claim
“I attention of the members. The re
on the int dance held in Com-
mty Hull will be given and the
will wind up its business (or the
not you and alert the coming year
out I clean slate.
At the various East Side churches
”as am being made tor special
minus services which will exool
held in previous yours. A ope-
.. dilution at these sot-vices will
It the Inuit: lot which weekly re-
m one being held. Entertain-
” will be held for the children by
mmunoonotoou the East
lysine I. tr. end the 0mm church.
lit! the children sro eagerly awaiting
a“. time. which to them, is the hop-
”not or the you. .
In Introduce with their custom oi
WWI yours the East Norwsik im-
W Association will provide
"child!“ of tho third district \vnn’
immunity Christmas tree. This.
Inn’s proven popular and t. .1
. m owe to be well remembered,‘
' .I It)” In forgotten. in order in
W wormed: to erect this ‘too
» party will be held at the home
fin. hotly!) G. Brown. 47 See-1
.. avenue. 0:)» Thnmday afternoon.
_ mum. the shtr will be well
. .. ‘IAI’ tsbles taken. so;
‘ M contributed will make
mum hum. l
J minutiae! New York
, m mt yesterday attu-
lt'tlltnnting of the White“)-
Clxflfl M‘ the Will's “emitters at.
mm m 1". Smith. fl
Winn“. and gave ayohor talk
m; work in New York.
him very» interesting and was
ow to the ladies. Ar-
- were also nude tor the
. of the Christmas season
. mm olmwere mono.
mine those peovlooonflaed-vt
their homes through illness with
. Inuit and good thingsto est.
Visit to attend the oyster sup-
Mnyton Hose house. Frldiu'
(”titers in every form. Dam:-
folio-ooh H, Provost. in
this naming. caused gener-
limiter). where she was l
mm~wv m.- imp
' popular with's. large cir-
to Stamford, was the tire‘
(unite with the younasorsl.
d the death of Line H. Ste-
”9:” ltnd until her marriage» , i
" ”motel setin Rendition.
m m.m.wsm at Nor—
/.
Noi'tield Grange 111le in regular
semi-monthly session Friday Honing.
contributors to the lecture program
being Mrs. lverson C. Futon, Mrs
James A Smith. Mrs. Harold Burritt.
William “‘skeman. William R. Lot-k-
Irood, George Waterbury. The mus
icxl program will be in charge at Mrs
Frank t‘. l-‘itch.
..____- l
Mrs, George N. Philco: has return-l
about. I. \‘t’ell to New York.
COUNT CZERNIN TELLS
OF HIS EFFORTS TO
END WAR AND SOME
PEACE PROBLEMS
(Continued From First Page)
i
In. William llet'erill has been dig
bl” flew days, list is now grrstly iu'i“
W
Th. mum” Society of tin: t‘on ‘
um“ Church will hold a walls ‘ ,
colt Friday afternoon a, prnm‘llitllll tln- military party and tin-
m ‘ ‘ l’uu-(irruians.
"At this Jlflit'llll‘t‘, however. the
Mn. Devin Sillimw wag patted m'lil-rinmi armies began to win \‘it-r
Bridgeport, a. few days ago, by m. 5.41.; torn».- nilt‘t’ more and the Reivlistug
ms films or hendaughtm‘. Mrs th~ I did nothing. Hm». \w “on budl}
son.
ifillllall'll.
.. .- ibod and the Eon-mo nations worl-
'Mrs. Stephen Torok hm, ”mu.“ gaining. tln‘y would not talk potter.
word M her 80" Stephen. .lr., m When we wore Winning. linden-
,“ ‘ W, i“ the German m (lorfi‘ would noteonsent to permit
at M for six months, is not! in 9““? ““W'l‘l‘lmlls- l “1W3!“
Franco. an mull for homc'. and that wanted l” ”W “MW." “h an "i"
he will probobiyboin litrirn hetero ll“"l“"ll." to Mint: about ovum
. 'xitlltl sworul than had imprrssion
(“Ellw- l l ' ll'l ... l
:Hill on, ll Minuet.
Fl!!! Samoan Walter b. Mcilulo 0"“ ”"l xtI-nt I(‘ollnt (let'ltstlt;i'li; (‘
. ‘ .\\'l Zt‘l'llllt lo we u-m'ro .. .
gigrohxnboznommu “mtgfigtsl‘lll; Sll‘lll“ (who was in Switzerland
b! the votmnnmoiumb‘is comrades lost ‘Mam-h in tho interests of the
5111:1155! Duty Serum George A"‘llrlttsli gowrnunmt). llr sorrel-d-
Weston has we" promoted m hm t'll. but l was tumble to tell Jim
I u'lnil tu-rnis lim‘muny would mnkt‘.
Sergeant. 1] do not l‘t't‘ttll that Mr. Lloyd
l . . . .
p i . ' . :(worgr. tlm lli'lllhll proton-r. mm
H“ l” “d” ‘”‘ “’“l-‘llllulmm‘.’lionml an) ooudnuor; lu~t Febrtt
Axiom l3. Nordin, Jr., of this town, upf ur). ”WWW“. assured ”N. ”H”
(in hm ”lament t0 the. imporumjllo llt‘llllllt’ ltlll'l's Wt‘l'l' I‘t‘l‘l‘l\t‘(
Work or the hood of the l‘ S. Employ. l'rum Enulnod. and 1 “run“. 1].}.
mom Service in Standard. which in-z mu trur.
clutlos substantially all the wmwrn “Elttgluml itl’l"'i”"‘ll N “n...“ M
rod ot’ h‘sit‘i'ield t‘ounly. the Brion?" t't'lloll llormni._\‘. and Fromm \lmu
Wt" ot‘liw taking CW" “l 1h” "ll? and Ni :1 similul' attitude. l'l‘t'hltlt'ill
““9 portion ot ll!“ 00W“! further “31:5 Wilson nus lln- onl)’ brad of on
Mr. Nordin liikl‘fi ll]? plflffldl! Edwin; A”ip(l .,q’\\"-‘ \‘ht. \ll'l ”I" “plit‘ul‘
>’. ll‘ ”get. who row-ml)" naism'd. and 1 in how llil‘ in‘ mind. 'Hnmurur
to whom the local young man littri bet-n William t'ttllltl not bring llllnm-lf
win out for several months \lr. Nor- to 3 lt'lll .\l~;uw utul l.lll‘l':tlllt‘
din [More antenna: tliii» work for tho '
‘4‘ it‘llllllt’lll. was vinnloyod in lllv ‘mihv‘ t‘tHilJiXd. Sun-do). llvr. h -l'o_'~
01' tho Yale siTowne Min. t‘u. , 'l‘ln- .\Mt|t‘llllt‘tl l’t'r» b."‘(‘Ull‘
.... .._.._,... ‘lt'lll is umirr tln‘ uomplrtu militant
‘ um
lit
..... .. ..._.4
muniu-iynd :t'ullml‘iln'x morn-ruling.
l'AltlS, llomlu}. llvr. ”.m'l‘llr
l'll_\' t‘ouncil at Hun box document
tar) ‘twidvnu- proving that it
. Ilntt-h L't‘llt‘l'nl I'lllllt' to Spit l"
,t
Dr. 3nd Mrs. J. M. Nolan or “'05!
lwi'oro lll\ Iligltt into Holland. in"
port were in town yesterday.
.ording to tho )luth. It would
tumour than his i'rm'nliou null tliut
ul' tlm t‘i‘ulVll print-o illltl sultt‘ ill
the llllll'll burdvr was "at moro-
Jt‘oint'd) . "
llt‘si
Miss Mary (toodsvli rc-nmtu.» ‘zlt
oust ill.
A horse and buggy has llt't‘l'l pm-
Lhzinod’ by Thomas Malone oi‘ tln- l'p-
per perish.
.\.\l.\'l‘l‘:llll\.\l. lbw. ll. liw
it'llfislflil owr tln- nrolonlrution of
”m Nelson Cmssmn m“ returned tln- :tt’niistit-t- botwr-n otlto Allios
'0 town and it! will“)! her “up".omllit-rnmm \‘llll lwgin ill Trcws
or. Mm. Artmnrfid
1. ‘2
~ Ll"! ‘" "Nl’mt‘t’d on llrvvnihvr l2. uroording to tln‘
r lNorth tit‘rmnn (liizotto. All ship-
"“ but on tln- libim- now N lllltll‘l‘ tllr
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Andrew ot '
the West‘Sido were Sunday visitors ”in"
with Mr. and MRS. Walter P. mowlant‘l l’AlilS. 'l‘lh'n‘tlatt. n"... 1” ill“-
mneddins. ltus). lbw-odour Point-urt- and
' l’rvmit-r l'lt'lllt'llt't‘tlll l‘t‘\'lt‘\\'t‘tl tlw
Fri-null ll‘tmpu unrrisoninu Mul-
house. toduv. (trout rntlmsiu. m
gulf,” I?” ":1ng the winter ml was slionn .ll_\' tho pt‘onlr of tile
' 0:: "’3' or “‘ reporting a"! rity during the visit of the Ft‘t‘noh
”gm" temperature 0‘ ’0 dummloffiuiuls. 'l‘ho splendid Moroet'nn
"" ’ Poloniul Infantry won honored b '
Frank Humor °‘ ““3 Upper Parish llilV'lllfl its mini-s drooroti-d hi'
and Guard “mull!“ 0‘ the West President l‘oinvuro. Tho demobi-
Side have Joined "W- working torce 3‘ lization of the military classes for
"18 “’5‘!“le Rubber and Tl“ tltt- yours from ”92 to 189-7, omi-
. an: .2 .. , . .
trio's... would. u...) 1‘ .
.Yorr Won’t Need Cascarets
Poetcsi‘ds are being renewed by
friends 0! Hr. and Mrs. JeromoA. God-
Greut medicinr.—titc Saw hock.
Two hours .1 day sawing wmd will its-or ony-
. one’s Bowels regular.
' - No nerd of pills. Cathart'irs, Castor ()El nor
”Physic.
regula‘rly.
if you’ll only work the Snzvhuck
i
' net-else in; m
Mean: new t
. gin on l'lu blunts Day.
When our chances \t'rl‘o .
l"(out the outbreak oi
" t'ullll‘nl oi tlw Autumn-nus, with tho”
him-t the former livrnmn emperor
tlo- llt‘\\h|lillil‘l' oontin»
l'tlllll‘iil of 2m llllol'»:lllit‘d t-ommis-l
stunting th'e :Wtorisl‘arniy re-
serve. has been ordrrml. it “ill in»
I’AlUS. Dev. l“. 'l'urulat.» l..--g
gal zit-lion agains‘t tlm forum-r tirr» ,
run t‘liipt‘l’t'l‘ has llt‘r‘il t omnwnt-rd 5
by an organiultion ot' ”Lille Mon,
t tors." ‘ .
'l‘lio domund for lli’ttfil’t‘lllitii’t é
states that lln‘ rolnmdlnlt‘l‘s of llit' l
,Uernmn army in April. llilo', .‘ll‘?
‘reeted that minor girls hr cart-mi i
tawny from their families. that. they .
were submitted to odious tn-at-:
men! aridioreed in tzlost‘ contort!
:with notorious women. ‘
l The statement of complaint sans ‘
'titut, whereas said t-ommandt-rs
were tints guilty of the crime of
:tlltllit‘llult and that they were uu-’
'dor l-ommnnd of their former ciu~
lwi‘ul'. promrution is demanded.
t‘Ul’l‘INllAliEN, Dec. ll.—-.\ll
but one of tln‘ suspecu‘tl planners
\tlio \wrt‘ iti‘l'rstrd all lllt‘ llotol
ll‘lrislol on Monday, have bot-n ro-
leum-d. The exception was llerr
Suck. a lawyer. who is rlmrgzed
with having l'ornn-d a student
fguard and furnishing iiw hund-
Qrt-d rifles for the im-u involved in,
:tln- disorders of lihl Friday.
M I
AMSTERDAM. llet‘. ll.- ’l‘lto'
.dirot-tors ol' the Krupp Munition
l'\\'ol'l\.s bow announced their in—
Million to triumform the plunt in
‘to u l‘urlory devoted to arts of
”wow. and lmw l‘l'tlllt‘élt‘tl tlw
\Vui‘krrx thorn to [unite proposals
for tho nnunilnetnrmg ol' potion
‘mulI-t‘inla. ut-vortlinu .. thr (‘olouno
Hulrlltt
l
.. l
--.—.~<~ l
LilNllth. ”or. ll.«~vWilliunr1
llolientollorn will lml untko any,
astutt‘mont a» to his t-t‘t'urts to pro-1
war it’ll!
according to tho Amt-rmtn rot-res.» ‘
pullilt'lll of tho l‘:\[-l""~. 'l'lo- ror-l
.respotnlont finally has sllt't‘t‘t‘tll‘tll
in having wbnlitimd in How llult-«
t'llltillt‘l‘il qtlrullolis in to his purl»
l'iv zlltitudc lwt'orr llir our :tmlt
llin‘ stops to pi’ot‘rnl innitlillt'xl
l'utllil \oll lit‘llllllt'lt, llw lloil till
lllt' l‘ul'nu‘l' l-lulu't‘ur. nwrn‘t‘d llil':
l'llrl't‘hlltltllll‘lll alllw‘ lln‘ rgtlttxllollxi
ltzul boon luid lwt‘urv llt-rr Ilolu-ltg
Litllt‘l‘lt .tliIl is l‘n'inn‘t'tl i
\ltllll l
"The ltsiiwr Wm. upprmmlm
.HIlll‘ lilt‘a‘lltlt‘ ltllll thanks you. ll".
fill) \. ltll him. il‘ lll"l'l‘ in nili)‘ lam-l
«Elvilitt oi“ my lwmnnnn'; u tll‘fl‘lld‘
‘nnt. l nrvl'm- postponing anything
-I Imus to my until that tinny In
addition, I do not tit-sire in tiny
»\\tl_\‘ to oompromiw any nwmln-r of
lo lun-
;tlu- unmi’nmvut us it exuded at
Illlll 'lillit’ Ml. ll)" Itllllll“'.lk ill. llll‘
tour." "
l
w-“ .-
? ommx. tuna“). llcr. so lily
'l‘ln- .\\'.wt-iulcul l'l‘wmt. -'l‘lw tirr
.umn l'obinot lldN Hunt il window
lllt‘~,\.iflt' to tln' llllsnlztu gowrll-
fnwm :trltini: it ”in to send u dole
vuattiuu to lh-rlin for n t'ont‘ort-m-t
ltt‘nouwl l‘or lion-tuber ll‘i. TM
'1 umn min-n \\:l\ the "present :«il-
ltmtion in tlornmirv.”
E 'l‘lw lint-omit lltil-‘lll'Vl-‘l tlt‘lt‘~
mum's worn iot'itrtl ll.\ tln- Excali-
'lth' Committee of tho Soldiern’
and \Vorl. o's tlounril against
Lille wiuln-s oi" the Cabinet. The on.
Intuition of the- (‘ubmrt lnts been
lNll‘f‘llglllt'llt‘tl. beyond doubt. by
gurcuxntious umdr liy Adolph .loil’t‘.
Ellie llolslwvist ambassador to
gtlcrnnmy. who lms nnulo ll .xtnto-
Emout .x‘uy‘itlt: Ministers lintist‘,
lliurtlt and others Wt'l‘t‘ friendly
.towurd him undortivrly spoonded
,liis plt'ti to introdut-o Russian
inn-llmds into Germany. in spite
iot‘ tlmir denials. -lofi’t"s iif‘t‘lh‘ll-
itions rt‘t-ul'ed it painful impression
'in mun): quarters. ‘
l M
. LthllllN. lion. ll.~«.\s u rnsult
‘ot’ iul‘ornml conversations 1"‘ix’ll‘tl-
gin; l'l‘a‘~ltl('lll Wilson‘s {random
;ot‘ lll" sous“ ni-otnmtl. tho govern-
,mont in llttW iu llltht'thllll of Hill!-
lt‘roto ltiudostious unit-Item more
.undorstnndultlo than the “fr-e
loves.“ vlnuw in Mr. Wilson’s iout'Al
liven uoinlx‘. according to the Ex-I
tort-so. l
President Wilson, the nowopunrrl
lxuys, bus inl'ornnitiou showing €17“-
lllrout lrituin cannot
surn‘ndnr
the right of search, the contraband
, low and the right. to enforce block-
I rule. It is understood that Mr.
? Wilson's proposals do not include
iillt‘ ulmntlmnncn? of any of theatx.
; rights and that: they on- griiornlo
l) in no wise antagonistic to But
Iital: intorests.
I W
.“ l).\liltl."l‘.\l')'l‘, llos‘sn, Tuesday.
‘ ,lli’tr. Ill (liy 'l‘llt: Austmitlzt‘l ,i’fl‘ 4'5"}.
l- Tho llossiun Workineu'n. Potts-
;mits‘ :utd Soldiers” (‘outml hats
lbw-n dimdved. and Will be re-
' , placed by the People’s Council in" \
itlie Republic of Iivase. ‘
' This (fennel will‘inolude repre-
lsrntntivrs of all claims of- the
Wieldicurog {mausoleum and,-’I‘cn-l.liic_walk willwlo; ii people. not Sou'lulistwlom
lugs how. but,
. Mm new.
e _.
l
“Mintho
POPULAR
Gills '
(lift of Instill!
Beauty and Value
FOR HER—
nnro. sum or uv.
some
PM!” 380003. EABDRO!’
or “A0313! WATCH
WATCH
NECKLACE. BOSABIIB or
DRESSER CLOCK
is l.
(fills 0i:
wiring]
.\t it lllllt‘ when ill“ .1
fl
rlrnwn tln- t'ltm‘sl. rifts
Lin- n tlt‘l‘lk‘l' l‘it'illlllle
FOR HIM- ‘
o
STONE orSlGNIT RING
10 or 20 Year WATOB
Better VEST cm or ran
urn-mum mm or cross
CUTTER
curr BUTTONS or sorter
rut ' .
Tm CLASP. ~ 016mm
.5A3E or STRAP WANH-
M-
The joys and honor
ness of this Christi
mas will be cherish- -
ed in' the memories
of those who vortici-
pate.
w roe THEM—‘—
ALARM CLOCK
one: CLOCK
sum: or WALL cnoox
suromosiu: cLocx
—_—-—
Note :-—Our stock con-
sists of. patterns thatare
attractivelv designed and
\that will give long wearing
service.
BR AN D ’5
m Jewelry 3“" mm '
cm In Higher m“ ”“5
WashintrtOl' Sim”-
“Mo
Xmas .
1.003313 08088 or STRAP I
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notations; A "3
“no. ..
/
New clothes and
clear conscience!
Isn‘t it fine, fellows, to g
wear a good-fitting gomt'
looking new suit of 'eloiiws l
and overcoat «and not inn ,
ashamed to moot your ‘
friends! '
i'
D0t“h‘ll’t it (seem good to i
know that you can be‘ Will i
dressed and be a genuine.
American too! .
We, none of us grumbled I
when we were asked to saw !
word. .
Those of us within the one .
limits, were ready for active.
service for the Nation.
But it does seem might)
good, now that war is pram»
cally over, to know that M
can go back lo our old “Hill
of living in a degree.
Good clolln‘s Wt: haw all
missed.
' We
lllul‘t’.
For tin-re are plenty lion
When some folks wow
predicting u famine of got-rt
clothes for men-4w km»
better!
liven then. we had now?
-d tho vlotln-s were being made up for us.
r.
«.4.
llL‘Cll miss them
litl
av. <~ ~ ‘. ..
1.321 (a "3:,
”it ”
ConsultJIlB
VII Inns. 0! Kuionlm
And now we have tln-m » «more than other «in:
.rrs horrid"tilts—~ltettor than you can easily find t’l,“
“bore —-ond at. sycriul prior.
Overcoats from Kuppenheimer. ‘ Overcoats
from Hart Sch‘affner 85 Marx.
()Wrt-outs in sltt‘t'ltll styles for young men. (in
coats in Chesterfield and other models for (onset-tn
olVO mm. l’lstors and snappy Raglans and Billlilu
‘W- ' l ‘
Suits from Kuppenheimer. Suits from, Ham .
achafhier 8; Marx.
Quit-t or bright patterns. twcotls :nid othvr‘ 2t' ,
tractive mixtures, pleasing and sousmmblt- onlol's.
Sizes and proportions and appropriate stilt-s to
both for men of every build from large to small
3 And these are savings men may
make;--- - ‘
These fine suits
models for young men audio fact for all men; oi
. very seasonabls col-
or and every good pat- :
termhave been $4250 -
Selfiand $50—— -
These 200d suits
v.1 styles and fabrics thstgive '
equal choice to men of everytaste
.uid every, age; have been $32.50 ’ .
$35 $37.50 and W- *
These $25 and $30
suits and overcoats; a great big fine lot of them.
at least one of each . :
for every man’s taste . '
and hours; have ‘ .
been $25 and $30—— '.
These splendid overcoats
in styles from the form~fitting~ double-breasted.
models to the quiet and handsome Chesterfield;
and. big ulsters; ._
have been. $42.50 ,.
$45 and to $250—~ , -
A group of'overeoatzs
with every good st 1e and every.
attractive-worm is ‘o holding
place in it; worth $32.50 $35
$3'Iibo‘and.$40- . ‘ ,
These special suits ‘
in a therin all by themselves. Snappy tasto
an)??? an, 1113(1le to ., . .
to.guresnancy
(ispscisnyilursble; have I 6. ‘ i. '
Becwnd doom: . I
.,t
Norwalk Chronicler