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Makes a very
pleasing gill.
We Have a Com-
plete Assortment.
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DON NELLY S
16 So. loin 83.
com noun“.
“-14.
James Adams. son 11! ”Officer Loren-
Io Adams. and Michael Murphy, two
Norwalk boys who are attending lllt‘
lloly Ghost Apostolic College at
(buttons, 121.. arrived home his!
light 101‘ 4 two wevks' holiday \at'a-
on.
~-Redut-r1d prt1111s on .‘ill ll'lllllll'd
mm and no‘1eities i.1nox Millinery
'29 So Main St, 80 Norwalk Conn.
New: \vnn‘ received usierdny that
the (anions to replaiu’e the broken
built 1l‘ the. inhospitablo‘ ":11th in
the uptown police elation. were thin-
ped from. the manufacturers, and
”iihtfivbeexpectod at any time.
it is hoped 111.1 111111 1111 of mini-minor:
will not have a tendency to increase
hie number or boarders at this tree
lodgin: Iiullrt' t)\t‘r the t‘hristmnr 1111a
son.
- IiIlihl" Ila»
ind i‘nnes. O‘Brien
t'hrisimus night. (tom
.«tugc- t1ire of their now far
mono inasout-mdt- balls, A large stile
oi tickets innurt-it 11 record hreohlnz
attendance of mt‘f‘l‘Hllitkefli. The com-
mittee In olurrge tire roaerVIniz all
lights and are dott-riirined to run a
clean affair so typical of the organiza-
lion.
T'illltirl 11w.
Mliy l I III
’ senor. JACKSON 1
WRITES 1'0 DADi
‘At ten thi- train pulled
.. brick to the (‘0.
Martini can be purchased at the 1
Continued tron: First Pose.
'Ue demchnient is located at a small
two street town culled Mubache. We
are, only a short distance from it big.
city called Nancy. i guess nou-
wberes around the house you an find‘
a map showing about where i am. I
landed at life“ on the morning of the
15th and stayed there three dlys. We
hurt to rnzmh to a place where they
had soun- barmeks which was about
four mile-r from where We lulled. But
when we got there all the barracks
want tull so the 3671b had to stay out.
in their pup tent: It was
to be a rest camp. but I!
work camp i thought.
LOWhllf six miles to ratio a bath and
plenty of cold water at that. The third
supposed
night about ton-thirty we went darn.
to the town to take. a train for Home»
when-1s in France.
We worked trntrl nine.
o'clock Iln-
=merit morning getting the train loath-ti
Horned willie,"
out and we
Slu'fiI on it (or three days rind illglllr.
Eight oius in a compartment. abut
the sire of half the hull upstairs in our
house We ate turd slept in there or
rather vre hung up in there. After
making a tour of hall 01‘ the northern
part of Pram-11 we started south and
woke up one morning to find me hard
nearly rent-lied where wr- were to go.
After sitting around half it tiny we
started to hike. or rather I did. but
they didn't. to where we were to stay
It was 1.1 small dirty town called Pretz-
iny and hardly anyone lived th1-r1. At-
tt-r our i'oiiipririv stayed Illl‘l‘t‘ about
to days we left for mother place
when t'ot'iv. (’1ll)’ 21: t1titirtl1titi.i1.< weir
tilt-to Supply (in, l .tnd K. It was
quito a plat-(1 and the people weru
first-(flush. They took I» right
their lit-ati‘ts. Nearly all the people
spoke English and eager to know
more ldl worse we rill had to have. a
zirl. aunt of corn m- yours truly had one
too.
\Vllllv there i horned (who a bit of
French. but air I didn't have to use it
till the while, l have tor-gotten nearly
all of it~ After being there quite it
while. i wont awry to be a. gnu non-
bn. I went up to one of the fronts
and now ironic real hot battles.
r-ti there iibout three 111' teks and came
lifU‘I‘ about it Week.
I went to another town called Vanni»
wart to be in rhnrge of the I. fit
Stayed there tl week rind unnu- tint-l1
to the. (‘0. and stayed for a while.
t-loon otir division moved l‘Wlt)’ to
unolllet‘ place. whore we were to go
under fire {or the first time. We
went to a plow when» we were all
mun-red over the mirntry. Our (‘0.
was at Champ Ln line, just outside (II
it om orrllod lirtiyoi‘n We stayed
theft‘ It) dayii. when we hit Illt‘ lmitltt
{or three days on our tiny tu Illl‘
tmnt. It Wits soun- irip and it islands
out very \‘Ivldly in my mind l..-it1i'
on I will tell you :r few mar.- things.
and M Illl' pllti't'\ l have seen. Hope
to be home noon so'r I can tell tit
where l liavo. boon and just what I
did. Well and smiling.
Bye bye. Merry Noun to it”.
up with hard tat-k and
\V i [ll
was some'
We only had‘
IDIO'
Stay- 1
run general ol'fit't-r
Headquarters lor
F—U-R-S
CHARGE ACCOUNTS ”SHED
KING NICHOLAS OF
MONTENEGRO T0 VIS-
IT PRESIDENT WII»
SON AS QUICKLY AS
POSSIBLE
Continued tioni First Parr
I'til'i- ”“1 I‘t'm't' I'ttllli‘l‘t'llt‘i‘. King
.‘\i11l111lns said.
‘I hope that I can live Ioug
enough to 511 stir It n plan r11.ili/.1- d.
As to the fl‘t'tlfllll of the sorts, Mon
t11iit1izr1i is interested only tittliri-t-t
l)‘. I think Illt‘ right of \‘r‘lftlt'
it-riiiiiiiiiion should be grunti-d to
11.111li llilIlUlitllII}. It In it print-111111
from “'Iilt‘ll the t'lllll‘t‘ World lll‘d)‘
expert prune and happiness. if on
iilird without l't‘\Il'iitlittii\ .iii1l i111
'~l‘l'\“.
l'.\I1'l.\'. Her. ‘14 illiit'nsi. 'I‘Iir
A'IilldIIltln of .‘IllJiiI'v(it‘Ili‘I‘Ill I‘IiiirIm
I). RII‘NII", \ilm w “5' injiirvd Ill the
full of ill! airplane tit lmuvrus.
litil‘tlioitel of I’urin. Monday lifter
noon. showed grt-rit Impl‘ilvt'tllt‘lll
during the night. The pilot of the
maritime. it liritisli rifliori‘. was kill.
HI.
IIlllllllt‘l't'tI l1_\ t|111 tlt'llM‘ foil-m1
pilot lost his bearings and \i‘lln
trying to Hold landing Ill lllt‘
heart of the eity when his nitrrliiiii-
was hurled down lit-iivily
.‘lajor-(ii-iiernl Illiotll'x‘ is lit-ml
of the Aiiirririin Armistice i‘orii-
mission. irirtl was the lil'hl .\int1ri.
to 111111 r lllt‘
Illt' Iit'l‘lllllll
l'tit'iin‘l'ly 11111111
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(Ii-rinun lines
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lnriutli‘tl tli11 42ml. or Riiiiiliow Ill. 1
1vi~i1irr
I’AIIIS. ”11‘. ill. 'I‘III‘
itVlilItil' who was noting us
for Major-(Ii-neriil
llhmlv's’ and who was killed in Illl'
i'iill ot‘ lllt‘ll‘ machine. was Lit-uteri-
illll titliiiti. The) \\'t‘l‘(' Ilyiiri.t l'roiii
’l‘ritves. Germany, to i‘irhrix. The
machine fell I900 feet.
PARIS \Ioiidny Der. 2'3 --‘I~l11
III'IIlhll
pilot
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Armory and judging “0"! W3 0‘ “W“ ‘0“ fl,“ 1nuiiiistt'ntor.rind Edward N. IIur-
preparations there will be shirt-p conr- -.-.._. _ "___-: ‘ ‘ .ley. duh-man “f ““1 Amorit'iui
petitionior prizes offend i T11»- . "4,111,... w“: Ad. ‘Shippiug Board nailed on Presi-
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Both have been about the 11hr l11-
‘ ;.slroppiug district together.
i
dent Wilson by apponitnent late
1111111131 Mr Iloover’ a visit was in
connection with provisioning aet-
iioirs oi Europe 1.1 here great food
tiliortage11.\;i~ts‘11ristlireahiiul as '.
the result of the overruiuiiiig iii‘
the country by (ii‘l‘llihll trumps. 111' .
lllllillillfllilN ti-
finil labor to till the still
Although11112;:111t11111xilmt 11111111.
Will'k lit Illt‘hl‘ m't‘litilh llt' itlnt'l'tl iii
the hands olaii iiit1-iimtiunal con.
itiili1-1- l1.111- l'i‘uiii “111:1 I‘lti
Ielitt' I'UUIIII'lt‘h, lire. util'k oi" mp
Niiilt‘
- plying t'ood probably will l11- r11
tiiiiied iriidi-i‘ 111111 llt’iltl 'I‘Iiix
head. it warns certain. \i'ill I11- .\I :-
Il1111i11i‘. \1 i111 l1.i~ tintini‘r-il t1-iilu
li\1- {lldllx tor the 11xii1ii>i1iii 11l' lli11
iiini‘lriiwt‘i I111 linil .‘1lt‘1;t1l_\ 11i'1'ul111l
I'm‘ the ."PIN‘I- “i. 1Iv\d~liilml llii"
Illill\ 11t' lit‘lglllllll :iii1l I"i‘;iii1-1-
I Mr lliit‘lri ltilh1-1litlllthlr.\\'il
mir lill ~‘Iiiyiii rig rattliJm-ts, (lit
It‘uliirr of tlii‘ 'll'ttllll‘lll ix Illt‘ .‘iii
[ilit-iitroimit'tlii-I1"‘-i11111li 1111\1 i11ir11iit
Iiii l' ’I'liil\~lttll to i1-.lirl1ilitat1 itx
lllt r1 Inuit mar-1m lliiriiiuli tli1 in
of great Ann-rim“ shipbuilding
plums “lilt'li were developed to
1111 hi uni-11111115, 'I"Iie Fl‘t‘llt‘li gov?
i‘I'IllllI'llI liiih rilrt'iitl) i'I'iriIiiilt‘tl .\Il‘
\Vllxtlll lli.1l l“I"iLlli'i' \\il\' 111ml
iii-ll1-1l. ill H111 1-1iiiiiii1-11 iiit1-i'11st til
the I‘liiiviitt‘. to suspend the 111111
~ii‘1ii1ii11ii11l'iii1rt1lmiil ~lll|l~1
llto- t'|tll\llli‘l'1‘llltill i~ lit-3111; :11
1-11 IlIl\ i‘létllll. ltlll it in iitrtli-i'~tti111l
Hull ”11- t'llilll'llliill 11l'tl111h'liiliiiiiig:
limit-1i |\ lll\||<l\t‘ll t1i \iillilltil1l
Anno'irnu \‘Illllllllllillll‘; l'ixuilitim
from all l’11r11i1gri rustoiiic-i‘s lllilll
the lion! 1111.1111- trenti is \iglli‘tl
.‘lli'. Ilurlvi iiiii'irtI1-tl i1: l'i'llil'il iui
JIN‘tllilIt‘lt to .Iirreria. but its tli11~11
Ntilijet'ts probably will soon he
111111111 it liliiilt‘l‘ oi' ii1'g1itiutttiii. llii‘
1l1111i1l111l in l‘l‘llliilll iii I-‘riiiit111 in
tlt'llllllt‘l_\'.
ll l\ |i1iil1~r~l1ni1l tlrr- I-‘t‘t-tivli
lillllillIlL' lll'itL’l‘lillI i'élllh‘ for six lllll .
‘lioii t1111~ within the llt‘.\I tlir1111
_\11ni‘~. 'I'Iir I'"rt1ut:lt L'HH'l'lililcllI al
ready litrs plured orders for500.(ll(l
tons in lil'llhh yards and had liop-
ml to Illilt't' 300,000 tons Ill .\iut‘i‘l-
t-uii )"ill'il\. 'l‘lii- noun-gutt- llfli'l'
llirrr yorii‘x‘ would li11 illiitlll llir111-
iiiiru-s tl11- ii111i'11liiiiil tonnage of
I‘rtiirt-i- llt'l'l'llilh to “MT. The in
erotmr in Mill to I111 tlllt' largely to
changes Iii “Illt'll Illi' Ilt'tlitri'tfittlr
1-ttti port’s will inn-1111111 the t'i'lili‘rs
iil' Illi' I'itllllllt‘l'i'lill pt1ii1'li‘:ilitiii of
Europe instead of the Norlli $1111
tint‘lh.
PARIS. .‘Itiiitliu‘. “IT. 3;
President. Wilson '1 plans for \ihil-
int: .-\titi1r1‘ltttn Army Ilontliiuitrten
1'u ('Ilnititititi' lll‘tI IIII‘Il 'll‘"t't“‘illl“'
In England, .11r1‘ I'ltllllili‘l“ II11tt‘ill
'lt1ut't1 I’.iri\1 loti- tomorrow iiiylii.‘
and will not return until \‘1-\.
‘ht‘ill‘s Ila} '
I "is lilil\'i'lni‘ll‘h “It I11 he i. \tit;.
lthe tiriiii, w‘1Iii1li “1111-111 Ill‘l 1111
tirt-ly Ill Illt liiiirds o1 (i‘t'lil'l‘ 11I1
iii '
Wilson insisted;
l
min respert ., M t‘.
‘ upon inking I'lll‘l<llliil\ diniit-i \titlii
tho troop-1 and Pttinit front tr mess
IIit- will 30.fo formal dinner with
Gummy . Tug .Iiis othern-
Ilium": ’ nfiéfihfiflre troop»,I
the ‘ .tifl idoliwr itu rid.
”dammit: - him on I
firm: the president will
III'RVI'I‘I” inilitary train in ( lilltl\‘ 1
More he w ill arrive the next
homing; ‘1. I19. will t‘l‘iwx‘ the I“ Iran
he] by the shortest route ItlIltlIIIfl
at Dover imd going (lIrI‘t'Ih to
London to begin it round «it 1111-
moms and onnforvneon which!
i
wil ooeupv his time. until the tol t
, lowing Tuesday, when he leaves
511011 Paris-
If I’ARIS,‘ Dec. 24.— President and
Mrs. Wilson went (‘ hrisimrts shot»;
ping toiln'i, visiting many of the.
principal «hops during a tour of t
two hours in the court r of l‘ till\
1
fore. but this was the first i. nit-l
“that thry: have. ventured into the
They lkod from the Mrtprtrt’
residencdfiown one ol" the princi-
pal bunletirtrds going first to II
widely khoivn Amerimut book
More, where Mr. Wilson was at
om 1- recognized. After making
several purchases there, they went.
to mime flop: that Mrs. Wilsonde-
sired to Visit.\ Thrv made remark-
illllt‘ progress witli French clerks
who did not always reeognizc
them. Few Parisiirirn did know Mr
turd Mrs. Wilson, but all Ameri-
cups. with whom the center of
Paris now looms. grave greetings
which the president 11nd his wife
stemmed with smiles and IIOWS.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson had n1-11iinrn
lamd many packages. an nuitimo- 1
bile driven by one of the Ameri-
cam Motor Come drivers took
II) III
Read C0
ford/Mod 16:]
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To Belgium,.~1.~11111ll iiitlioiiliui “
of all tlirse.'f11r standing llt‘l\\t‘t1li tI11; 111m 31:
Ille war. 1 ‘
armies. ‘11- 9-11
tinnitus aiitl l‘"l‘itlli't‘. llllIll l111li1ni1i1ii1-1L
( I I'W/ Mini.
‘ final,"
limvmt
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To France, for aiding sll'ii'ki'li Belgium 1.
and for holding the tori-Ii 11f frordtiiii shining
bright and 1-I11nr through the dark years: of
RV???
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'3“; " ‘ ”i- ll?” 1‘1" {E
To Great Britainpur mother. for hasten—
Ing to the relief of 'l’rant‘b and Bl‘lgllllll. for
Wittehing the seats and keeping the path;
blear through four years. thus enabling us to
send men. munitions and food to the allied
. 1.1 r it
To Italy, wIiOse brave soldiers defended
her liberty and otirii. against the treachery,
greed and 11i-1ielty of Austria, and for ex.
Imding her itid to the civilized countries of
Europe through the sinniiy four years. ‘l
=5 To our on American soldiers and sail-
or: whose work can never he told, but whose
glory will carry through the youth to mow,
from generation to generation.
mouth 11
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NATIONAL GLIARD
TO BE WIPED OUT
OF EXISTENCE Mrs. Max. H. —Schumaiin of hunch;
(Con-zitint‘d me i1lt‘st Mae)
zest of an opinion oi the Judge nun»
cate General dated January. 1918. in
which it won said that when the
Gun-minivan were "'ruuat‘eiod out" or
.Lho lodenil setilce. the) would r1L.
vguit to their militia atoms and .ilso
:m their status in the National Gourd.
General Ansell in his (lot ision politi-
It! not: that this opinion was based on
muster out and not upon discharge,
dzndded 1.
ll“M it matter of fact. the opinion in
the digest in which this seno- rice oc—
curs holds without analiiit :iiion IlliiI'
the dratt 01' a member of the National
Glut tl Into tilt! lederul senice abso-
lu y (IIHQIIIL 06' lilrn from the militia.
'w‘hj h in (kind.
i1‘u emo ofllce has held that.
n. NW 'Tllflthe temporary Moon
is lmmtmtthie with a commission in
the tonal Guard and operates to
1 ' hominmlnnhn in the National
Guard. ‘ ‘1
“It is. therefore. the opinion of thin
omco that iormcr nienrbt r11 or the Na
itionai uuiud both onions and outlet-
1111mm. who entered the ‘1!an ice by
draft under the I’resldent‘ s. [uncommi-
Lion or July 3.1917.will.when dis-
charged from the federal service. to-
vert. to a civilian status turd will not
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Pervert to their former status as men»
m of the Nat-loud) Gunid. '
street, is ill with Spanish influenza.
There will be no meeting of tbr
kit WM. ‘1]... SOIdit‘rs about him meuwrandum called attention to :1 di Duhtr Chapter at the Masonic Chapter
on account at the holidays
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