FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1918
(tithb‘tllhs‘iblt‘tlltx PEAIJE illlll'tlils
llilllli ill PARIS
VV orking Personnel of Allied
"ations at Conference
Will Number Between 3,
tltltl and 5.0%
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ESTABLISHED av
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I. L. b—Z L. GOLDEN. Prop.
FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1918
Idnwfiruan'lmmc ‘ron
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tttt fau— ot‘ opposition
TRUSTEES OF STATE
$250000 to
loo-s oi the t‘onnecttt-ut (other
Women. at a cpet‘lul meeting held lieu;
ytraterdal‘.
quert of $330,000 was boon t'orthcotn
in: through the will of the late Mo;-
m I00!!! IOR'ALK. mo W
women's COLLEGE "3 "than“
TOLD OF BEQUE ST
Institution Under Plant
Witt—To Build Home For
' President
NEW LONDON, Dec. 12 . The two
lot
pt- nnant contender
were notitled that a be.
”writing V\ .414
' High "deg: fl), 3 It11 2482?) pm. t'.\t.‘i.<, tar 12-. their ltfil’t .irt.‘ “”1 F- "'“m- r‘ “'“5‘” M iii“ (”hilt-tit "1““
“J MS 59 3 - lit; 1", Paris then» daysbrings m tmép lieemutmns on hi.» death were .tlao
"—" ” " lltllhbt-‘la oi omt'tah attached to Ho ‘dlliliflt‘d Ell llli' llltr‘lllllL The NATU-
Member of the Ass octated Preu
The Associ: .tt i I'tlS: is excl tat-tel}
entitled to the its“ f.=t publication of
at news dispzt'chc: t‘lt‘tll'fkl it)» it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
no local near Dilblleltt’tl herein.
Al rights of repuhlttation of :pe~
(cl dlrlkttl‘ht‘: hilt‘lfl are also re
various delegations to the peace con
t'trtent-e. All thulatgct allied nation:~
ttit‘ t'tluiillduuhl} sending putt.» oi
lllPil‘ working pel‘rlllllici and h) tht
time the delegate» gathtr the number
ot othciais of all llullun‘ntllllea will
number betwun ILUW and Lotto. tin-J!
(Hit will ltmt Mllllt spetinl work to
pervert]. do Mall) ULlhctn attend) ate. bun) Gene!“ (““950 at'tll'lttcs “HP illa-'
""‘ The French delegates will lta._ all cussed and the reports at lli t.‘\t‘t'u-§
EVENING BEWNEL TILE- their arsi-tnnts neat at hand, lot the ‘th coluttuttee as to the tin-anus oi _
PRO“ aw largt Matt: oi tht adtn t'alt) and for llll‘ ('Olll‘gv VVH‘I‘e accepted. A commit
worm EM etgtt flliula‘teh will be tonstantly arail- Wt“ 0005““ng Of ”1" lite-“id“!!! attri'
- ' am: '1 he l‘nited States office fott-e [11196 members of th benim clash “up
plume" GEN—Ia. will be large. Great Britain mu have named to make arrangements for the
'mu‘ Bunch Quin—1388. tt.latge number of e\Dt‘ll> and assis- “'Dk’l‘l'd‘ that lattet to be giten for'
hints in Patio and. in addition, stalls
in the London gowtntnentu otitcr- n will
be available fot work which ia.ttot
pat-'iiculatl3 urgent Mot-'eoiet, theta
undoubtedly will be lit Paula ttptestn
tatites oi Gteat Britain': dotuiniottr
and coloniea, with respective staffs.
Great Britain also will hate in Pans
expetts of vatioua sorts. dncludinx
men who have made a life atud3 of
such subjects as the Naty, colonies,
the Far. East and the Near East.
The United States, because of its
t-cntott-nentr, will be obliged to have
pitlhttDl) lllt‘ largest and most com-
phrtc st 4,rt’t and for this reason the
American authorities hate been com
pelted to take met- larger accommo-
dations tltttnlant other delegation. lt
aly also will have a consideration
working force here. but the delegates,
as. in the case of Great {fit-.ltuln will
be able to depend on unit it of their
work being done ltt thelrr‘own countt-3.
Each European nation's delegates
'will have at their disposal thelt own
private telegraph and telep‘amltwtrea
with which the3 may communicato
with their respective governments So
mam hotels have been taken (H 91 by
the peace delegates and the remainder
of tilt hootolrlea are no overcrowded '
th t. is impossible tor soldlets to
lditoz' I Residence—218 2.
City Editor'u Residence-14924
Muggnlutager' I Residence—
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THE SHERMAN LAW.
't‘tm Chamber of Commerce of the
Mir tt Stalin-r, rcpt-caeutittn the “it
i Mi] 4 llllSlnPbs HIP". llltS 20110 on FCC‘
. ll as opposed to tlte'Sltet-mttn anti-
ttiSl law and dealt-ions of rentoi'ing
:t from the. statute hooks,
\ f’ w veats ago this would be re
glti‘t'wl us a reactionary move, Now
likely that the majority of
anon htful people agree with the
r tutti "tkefl.
Tito .‘ar has opened peoples ‘minds
to the tntpreme value of cooperation
and cooetlination in industry. It was
through organilation and centralized
ventral of the nation's industries as a
'vitole, and of each essential induatr3
no particular, that the United States so
nmlckly made its resources effective
and won the war. War is the supreme
'0,“ of lath-ma] emciency' but ‘thp fltl‘ trcot'nntodations in “10 Cll)’.
lame ptinclples apply in pcttt‘t‘ ' “m". """l'r' 0' "'0 omclals “of,
44.4 Sherman 1......“ rurrnr$393111:1.i’4"3‘;:.‘.i4l4‘21‘J’ih‘fillfié‘lo’ti
men" penalized size in businesu, with
or groups ot nationalities who haunt
nut exception. regardless of the rm interests which lllPV intend to. bring:
that must, bun'jnp‘gses (‘an operate mm.“ before the o'w-ronlettutt. Some or tin-ad 1
l'fl'- mnlv wh 4 l d 1 . represent trovet'nntnta which haw not 3
. I ' "n urge, an "3' some men been retoanizetl. "fulfill a iew‘
.m. sir-rug lllllel. front their. to”. m, dayh there are l\\o pump, at tepte- .
"“"r h" lllitll'rwlitstic telegraph and bi‘llllllllt’a of the same nationality
(cit-phone business, now under iempor- film"10"“f'll'l‘fI'zx‘i“:;"‘“l‘"‘W'I“““:l‘"":i‘:_‘d t
Z. 4 V par) till 'l 0 ~ o
.t \ 20V ‘
.., "m" "' control, its claims and statements l
lac shcrmztn law was intended to §
“"9"“ great "buses in the use of omn- UNIVERSAL MEMBERSHIP
4.: is
l‘lll't' power. it. served its purpose '3 NORWALK'S 60“- t'
"= . t3 ll. . . .. - -»
II t we Put it was a .crutle (it No Quota is Assigned '0'. Rod Crou .
1.. it prescribed competition as a ChristmaI Roll Call‘
er of panacea for lildllbllltll tolls. Fixing quotas has been such a lit-'-
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'ltn-
tttiiinr feature of pl‘uvloub campaigns,
whether to sell Liberty Bonds or to
praietr Welfare and relief lands, that
the failure to assign a 'quotn to Not“
walk in tho Ri‘d Cross Ulll‘lSlelS Roll-
(all is arousing tllSCllR‘lon.
"llttr rcaaottlnivcn hv iltt loc tl Red
('ttlss ch tpttt is in; ital. Th1 ’ ltco
'Ctost-r now is so which known and so
strongly approved that the goal of the
Christmas Roll Call is nothing short
ol "l'nlvt-t‘snl Membership." in (llllv
cc words. tltc census figures .will be
Norwttlk'.~ quota llS tlttry will be for
lllt‘ whole nation. ,
'l‘horweck of ltcco-utbt-t- 16-2.“.
rec this apparettth tWtrttttitltthle
ztccptttplishttl,’ llt't‘llth thetc twill be
an trautrr apitiFT’ cooperation. Mate
than -‘Jtmttttlttt pt-ewttt nttrntbct-s‘ lit
the l' llllt'tl States trill unsw-m "'Heto,"
and it is the “GDP of llll‘ “(‘tl Cross"
VV'at~ Council that it't‘bit- 0| quadruple
that number will join and so pf‘t'ltt'tt
'rlcnrc has shown that compctt
whitt- a good titittl: in getter-til.
\-t- not cure anything, and in many
torus of industry and commerce la
an {chi and costly.
l l is generally admitted now that
no main remedy for big htHincss evils
its rttftllc regulation. The use of this
are: My has been growing: during‘ the
line: few years. Its full development
38 hampered. however. by the old law.
‘rlclt i: still‘ in force. though modi-
'» :l by judicial interpretation. The mt-
‘tlun plainly enough needs a new my
1am, which will allow any business to
L‘t‘lIW to its natural tiitttcnaiona, which
will clintinate enforced competition
win-re such competition is tasteful and
crippling. and which will provide for
government] supervision or control gut
tic-lent to protect. the. public front poor
tservice. and excessive charges,
«0
THOSE BELGIAN OPPRESSORS.
We road a dispatch front Alli-lit-
t hipclle. the famous old citv of ltltcn
4-4-9, Prussia now occupied by the Hot
szitln army:
“Populare was sh
tore when the BPlL
the city and pror- :tg it‘d the :ronclttd
rules that cit titan: should have aid»
walks and uncover when Belgian otit-
n-t-tr approached. and that hostages
should be given for tho good behavior
ot‘ the community."
it was an intolerable. outrage, to ht-
asked to submit to such lttiDoFfiiiona
by tho'contentptlble Belgians: Tho
German burgber'n dignity was so hurt
that they protested to the interaction
armistice commission, Whereupon
" r-t' were politely informed that these.
7:,ttlntlons were precisely thé “file as Morrison ,asslstant secretary, will be
those imposed by the Germans during adtanced to the position likely to be
their four years' occupation of Brits ‘lefi Vacant by Mr Hiue.
t It is said that the. change, fl their:
is to be one, will take place soon after
the beginning of the new year. it has
been recognized in educational circles
that Mr. Blue would soon be forced to
lay down his duties because of advanc-
will
tank
the American people are solidly
bind the Red Cross spirit.
in not an effort to ”line money, and-
no (the itt Not-walk will be asked fot
c'onltibutions. The mutual member
ship titles amount to putt one dol-
m.
Notwnlk undoubtedly has as many
dollara for the Red Cross as thete ttte
.tdults in its population.
is HINE TO RETIRE?
3th beyond melts
ts first entered
may of State Board at ECU
cation .
l.~. Charles D. Nine, secretfidt‘ “-
State BOl‘lld of Education, to resign at
be retired?
Rumors to that effect have been ill
evidence. at the Capitol for the past
month. and while all the. parties con-
cerned are maintaining a strict si-
lence,, it is known that there are
events in coutse of prepatation which
wiith n the neat fuiute twill probably
result in a change in the administra
tion of the board, whereby Henl'y C.
59L".
The! submitted with what grace they
could. Most. of them had never héartl
at the Brussels outrage, or else had
thought it no natural a thing that they
had quite forgotten it.
Verlly, the education of the German
people in making progress. They may
yet get into tllbir heads the/strange
notion; fostered in countries devoid of
Kulhtr that no nation can claim» for
tunmmu lt dilutes other an
bars ‘of the board admitted there had
developed a popular demand for the
change.
Mr. Him, in addition to bin dutiu
as secretary of the Board. is a locum
or at Yale University. He
«m of the State Bond of m
cation you! an Ila ha been a
lecturer at we or more than n
ing years. In fact. one of the mam-,1
tire (‘Ulliflllilc‘t' at the when ‘ubltlll‘t-
ed plans for the t-tectiott ot a wallet-e
tltillilllul} _
'i'lte plattz. \thl't .tdoptt-d settlnl )I‘bls
ago.
5|”le and hill hi‘t‘tlllllllOtlllit' llii)
dents and \till he t'ottttiett-d tilt lllk'
opening of the college yt-dt next tall.
the that time nt the (:Ofllnlellit‘lutlll
tXelClSPF in June to the members
lllt' (lass oi 1919
in tin uittnt>. John McGtaw nae quot
ed as
not plat anothtt atone
1'!" stay with the Broklyn team. \V'heth j
ltlttl llilltli’ lot l‘tt press-ti. '
The building will
Li: 0! may“
sttt ‘
of
ZIM, MAY SIGN DAUBERT
lleliultts all Buyers
'l‘httt wart some talk at
:raylnz: that Walter lit-lite could
fot the
We always
mu morning.
Diamond rtngI, 32W
WrtIt Watch", “50—085
Rlan (Stone and Giant $2430
'IttllL' ti [Hubert trait] he would lath
e1 liolke l'tiiillllut‘a with Giants or 1101'; will“. 01-50-03.
there is littl4r chance that lluttbert will‘
come to New York. it in a queotlon it'l
he could be of much use to McGt-aw i
In the first place the (llama already,
have a first class first
lletnie Zimmerman. What they (told!
lelllioru. “50—426
Cut GIIII 32—020
Richard F. Mack
26 North Main Street,
South Norwallc
baseman tn
Are your valuableI, paper-I and securities to r
tected'l Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If no: 3oz; g:
ride you with one for the mall Ittm of $4.00 per year, in on:
modern Safe DepOIit Vault. We will also act as custodian of
your Liberty BondI without Chara-ch you desire.
Our Saving-I Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Op 'll a checking account and pay your mm by check.
The City National Bank
loath nor-walk. Donn.
Zimmerman said at the close of last' l,
' 59350}: that lie would netcr again Nari,
third base lie declared that he apple-i
dated that ltt' had stored up a great
deal an thtt he no longer was cannula
to the task of p111): it" thtrd berm fol “ii
My Christmas Jewelry i
Christmas is too near and H‘t-t'} t
the \\ to body too buy for much talk. Berltlen'
don oi Jake Utlllbt‘llh' twin.- [tailed nol Jewelry Insulin tut itself and mi
policy or uniting quality and saving
is too‘ itell known to need comment.
keep on him: any
Mw Christmas gifts in our nfu They
York club and hots-trips had a ll‘ltdv be- are all reldy to give dolitht on IChriIt-
in ct n the Giants and the Superbtts all
retire Mr. lime. and it wax: named in is 3 third baseman and an) club which
icould otter . serviceable ma't tor the
_ that corner \cn likely could git ilolltt
Bowton Store
l“ Christmas Gift Sale
Especially Planned for Saturday
i, Suitable for Christmas Gifts
l
Great Sale oi Dresses
VALUES THAT DEFY COMPARISON
This sale of Dream eclipIeI in style, value and user-intent
any sale this store ever otered.
$15. 00 SERGE DRESSES r...~.-..w...~.~...m.. . . .. . $10 .95
$14.50 SILK DRESSES .. $8.95
$16.00 VELVETEEN DRESSES . . . . . . . . . .. $12.95
$14.00POPLIN DRESSES . . .. . .. $10.95
i _
i . FANCY CHINA
At Very Special Prices
Delightfully pretty and practical
for gifts
Li Piece Chocolate Set
Nippon China
so $2. 75 ‘° 57. 98
Decorated Berry and Cake
Sets
Pieces
$2.49 ‘° $4.49
Sugar and Cream Sets
$1.98 ‘° $2.93.
Mahogany Serving Trays
$1.75
(h Mayonnaise Sets
;'-. . 490 4.. $3.00
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a Christmas live cable to Europe that ,
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The Red Cross Christmas Roll Call '
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Report That MorrlIon is to Be Secret '1
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Christmas Savings Club
Ofl‘crs yattan opportunity to accumulate a fund for Christmas
or to save a certain amount out of your earnings during the
year. It is open to everybody. There is no memberhsip fee, or
any other cost to join.
All that is necessary is to call at our Trust Company, make your
fit st C4 uh deposit: nti secure a depositor' 3 card Deposits may
be made weekly t 01 '.n advance) in person or by mail.
Classes are offered to suit all purposes. You may join one or
more classes as you desire.
Clttl. is now open to receive members. Join today.
THE CENTRAL TRUST CO.
NORWALK, CONNECTICUT.
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O. B. JACKSON
“Wall Intern. ~
KRYPTOK LlNIlS-Joldin; ‘0th in Gold I!
Shit lhur-On Ind Othlr Moundnxn.
Magi Initialization 01 mt cyan. MCI WP-
don "may Iliad. Inert Repairing.
OPTOMETRIS‘I
Furniture, LinOleums,
~ Rugs, Draperies
You'll find here a. line of
ammo ROOM, BED ROOM
and LIVING ROOM FURNI-
TORI,iuov
style and it
Also a very fine selection of
3.008, momma, OAR-
Pl‘l'fl, titan-mos and um.
IRES.
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dub-able wood, -
Decoratedfillaby Plates
t 49c
it Year
All sizes and shades.
9 Worth up to $36. 00
t‘
GLOVES
Low in Price——
Great tn Variety
Glace French
Kid Gloves
llluck with whito embroidered
backs. stitched lingers: all sizes.
front 6 Li to T i‘_‘. lltgnlar price
$23.50 Now $1.95
pttit
Women‘s Chamoisette
Gloves
4: ’I‘ttupe, gray and white, embroider-
ed backs, all sizes.
950
.- Extra special
; at, pair ..............
Women’s Cane Gloves
One clasp, stitched back. all sizes.
Special.
$1.85
pair ................
Womenrs—Silk Lined
Mocha Gloves
l: ' All sizes in a rich dressy gray.
Special, 2 75
I
- ‘41,: pair ................
" Men’a KhakTErench Wool
' Lined Gloves
Embroidered backs, tutenod— with
Iotf 0010M strap; real value 32. 00.
W ......... $1.50
' C‘E’.‘ ’.
Women‘s
«as - '3" - as.
he
1/
if“.
El. TomorrowWe Present the
iBest Values of the Entire
tiltl Winter Coats
'4 4 A remarkable " ".play of Bargains in Women s and Misses
Coats. In the collection are many with fur and plush collars and
trimming, others with self material collars.
picture of style, quality and Winter comfort
NECKWEAR
A most varied and beautiful as-
sortment.
A wonderful array of Dainty .‘gt-w
Novelties,
Georgette Crepe Collars
Hematitcbod and lace trimmed,
round and sailor ahapes.
496 ‘° $2.98
Stocks-abd— Jabots
Satin or net and dainty laces.
980 ‘° $2.00
Collar add—Cuff Sets
Of orxuutlitr and net and Georgette
' 49c“’$2.49
Marabout Neckpieces
$6.98 $10.00
lint-about is a wry pleasing sub-
stitutc for fur, and i< very much in
vogttc.
Every coat is the
$22.50
JEWELRY
Rolled Gold Plate and
Sterling Silver Hat Pins
25c "#50::
Rolled cunt... and
Sterling Silver Stone- Set
Bar Pins
25c 49c
Rolled Gold Plate and
Stone-Set Brooch es
HAN DKERCHIEFS
.ltztinty and charming. To add to
3our stock or to send as Christ!!!”
rentetnbrauc es to your iriendu You
are alum to get Kerc -hiefa here that
are. just right.
Women’s Emitterchiefs‘
Hemstitched with colored W‘-
and centers; over a down my
pretty styles. 1 56
Aheach............
Women’s Fine Madeira
Linen Handkerchiefs
llemstitched and MM Bull.
in all while; also dainty colored
Corners.
Each
Women’ s Pure “Irish Linen
Handkerchiefs
llcmstltc bed infill
width heme. Each .. .
Women’s LEE Handler?
chiefs
All ahiu- hemstitc bed and‘ on;
oted tot-tiers.
Each .............
Men's Hemstitehcd" Initial
Handkerchiefs
15¢ ‘
Each . . . ..'..
Men’s All Linen Initial '
Handkerchiefs ~
S lt‘ '
pgict- .......‘. 39°
0 or ~ .
a snug»
Men’s [flair-Linen Hand;
kcrchiefs
Extra quality hematitchod.
Special at
Pu. each ........ 45c
Men s Fine Cotton Hand-
kerchiefs ' 4
Full trill hotnt-ititched.
tat-rt 100,12%CI 15G \,
As a Suggestion For
Christmas'
HAND BAGS t
Chilton Velvet Hand Bm“
Bettutt’ully lined colors are tango. ‘
black. brown. navy, Burgundy“.
$2.98‘°$598
Women’s Vachette until!r
Morocco Pocketbooks antl-
Hand Baits .
A lntgt asaortmcnt math and col:
or H
98c $5
.
CHRISTMAS L
STATIONERY
A most beautiful display. The god.
attractive designs'and colors. Sui: -
wetlknown makes as
llurd’s and international.
shapes and all size boxes.
1.000 gilt edge boxes at;
1.000 novelty boxes at $1 3
1.000 deluxe boxes at $1. .
n
5c ‘° 98::
1.000 Yds. of Best
OutintzPlanne
' it v d.
"P'o'ltiio'l‘rgwfnyat-d ........ 40
Yard Wide Outintz
Flannel
.36c
Extra heavy. was 49c.
Tomorrow, yard ......
596,216! 51-49
500 Doubliems Beacon
Full alum-m
price “Moo At.
600 CW Blankets
Ill
Important Special Offerings
uality .
500 Beacon9 Crib Blankets
.-$449
.lbtl *'
Others up to.
25c Toilet Crash '1‘
Heavy and (taut-dbl
brown
Tomorrow yard .. '39
200.PlaidS'i.r.
Suitable2 for waists or 1»
Tomorrow.
yard ................
Best ququPygasWtide dye and
pattern-.1 - , '
Tomorrow, yard \ ....... ‘
Norwalk Chronicler