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'BRANDEGEE SEEKS
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Ithe President at .the White House.
Among other things I asked him how
many plans had been offered to the
PeaCe Conference. He stated that
there had been {our plans. a British.
8. French, an Italian and an Ameri-
can plan. I asked him what had be-
come at the others, and he said that
fley had been ‘set. aside' or ‘laid
aside.’ I inquired whether they had
ever been printed.ahd made public.
~ He said they had not. I said: is
there any objection to having that
done? He said he knew of no ob-
Ijection.
' " I then stated that I would like
very much to have this done so that
I could compare the American plan
With the plan which he had favorably
reported to the plenary conference,
and I stated that. i thought the pub-
lic would be interested to see what
plan the American Commissioners
had rf‘t'ommended to the Peace Con«
ferent-e.
"Fire Weeks have elapsed since
Fishing
Tackle
That is Fit for
Fishing
New Line Just Received.
It Is Better Than Ever.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
51 W'ashinvton Qt.
“Isn’t He a Dear?"
0‘ course your trienda admin him.
Ho'olo cute. cunning and Madonna.
But thug-ill admire him much more
ginnyouhhohimoutho
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New Wonderful fl,
Lloyd “Loom Woven”
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the .\lll"l'l('ttl1 plain has yet. been
llllltlt- pu'olitz. inasmuch as the Pros-
lllt'lll .".t)'>‘ that there is no objection
Ito lt'llln! tlit' people know what plan
it.» had urge-d upon the l‘t-zico (‘on-
llt‘l'lnt‘t' l respt-tlt'ull) tequvst that
your t'fll'lit't-‘i ('tIth‘lllI‘nt't‘ you will
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that time. but i have not heard that.
:«i-ud tui- :I copy (it Ihis American plun'
so that i may l\|“|\" what our rcpt-n
st ntzttirt-s all ”US contort-tire had ruc-
tvt'tllttlttlt'il and mu} make it public.
FRANK ll. illi.\.\'lll2tiEl‘I."
t'nltlitlt‘lllill: on the situation liar-
'. -_\"s “Wu-lily will say:
"l'his lt‘llt'l \\':l\ tlt-liu-tt‘d by hand
on .\!Illl i. liut thus for hn< brought
no stiltstttt'tory response; illilt‘t‘ll at
this “tiling ill-'l‘t‘ receipt of lllt' rom-
ltlllnltitlitlll is )"i-t to [W :it'knowlcdg
ted.
"So i‘ transpires that despite the
Il‘rt-sidt'ut's virtual pledge to the l“0l‘~
Hun Relations t'omtnittve oi‘ the co.
uzdtnoto- hrunt-h ot the treaty making
livm‘ii urilhvr thul ('Ullllllllll‘t' not‘ the
\utuitiun pt'ulilt‘ mic or apparently
.‘H't‘ lilo-1); to ho tit-ttntllitdto t'Mtllilllt'
tlit- lv‘.ill:¢ upous “huh llyi'il' nun tip
to tw'orpotrtv
I'lfililll/ul
l‘t'fit'll'nint'x ut'lvtvtl
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WE BUY
nECOND-HAND CLOTHING
AND SHOES
We Pay High Prices.
Write or Call
8. LEVY
58 Water St., South Norwalk.
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! David W. Raymonc
UNDERTAKER
Tel. Ofl'lcc, 1060-3: Houu 5|!
:7 WASHtNGTON or.
i NEW RED MEN'e nuthmo
" MERRiLl, BUSINESS:
COLLEGE
Thorough preparation for
Business, Civil Service and
Teaching Positions.
i SHORTHAND~Gregg or Pit-
' man.
f BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNT-
ING, FILING, COMMERCIAL
LAW, BUSINESS PRACTICE
AND PROCEDURE.
Day and Evening Sessions.
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., Come to
Chm ~_
t §tore and SaveMoney.
Public Notice—Men of Connecticut-32M The Greater
Men’s and Young Men’s
$6.50 \Valking Boots, $3.89, of
Tun, Black, K0 K0 Brown and
Mahogany Tan. Made on the
new Engislt last; also tthull
Dog: 'i‘oc; Button, Bittolter or
Luce. Colored 'l‘ops included.
. EVER HELD IN .
4 1200 Fair: Dr. Foster’s Prescr'mtion $7
1000 Fair: $6.50 U. S.
850 Pairs Men’s $7.00
RIDAY AND SATURDA
Cushion Sole
$6.50 Manson but 11. 8.
Army Shoes are scientifically
constructed to give“ greater
comfort and wear than any
other shoe. in the world. Blade
of brown chrome calf; Good-
your stitched. waterproof.
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BRIDGEPORT
Last” Shoes,
Comfort Shoat,
$7.00 Dr. Foster Miracle
Shoe works wonders with the,
feet. It raises the weak or
broken-down arch to its nor~
mal position. It makes walk—
ing easier, as well as prevents
the ultimate breaking down of
the arch so commonly, export-
cnccd by persons who .‘ll‘c mn-
stantly on their feet. Sttlc
SALE]
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$3.89
$3.89
$3.89
Y, AT 9 O’CLOCK
$6.50 Elkskin Waterproof
Boots arc nlfltlt‘ i’nr
noisily
'l'Tlt
stt'uCtod on Nature last,
which gives U0“lf')'.'tL Uppcrs
of soft elkskin, Suit-s full dou-
blc, bellows tongue. water,-
outdoor wear. are non-
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Sale price, $3.89.
Sale. price, $3..89 A
proof. Sale price, $3.89.
Just Arrived
For Men
With Tender
price, $3.89.
A7 Friend In Need '
is a Friend Indeed
Do not forget to patronize
WM. EFFRON
3 Rowan St., East Norwalk.
3 We sold coal to all, barringi
gno one, during the shortage. Soi
one good turn deserves another?
Special For Friday and Saturday
$5.00 Big Boys’ and Little Gents’
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Sterling furniture C
".3, WASHINGTON STREET.
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FISK ANtt')Ӥfi'iEs'i'0NE
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And NORWALK TUBES
, Seconds
.- Also some standard makes in
, firsts. “him we offer at reduced
i prices.
Awmnz. Auto Tons
Auto Sunohes and
Accessories
AAR
65 Railroadglvqegogge 489.
Almost everyone knows that! Saar
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed. bt'incs back the natural color and
Ol‘ gray.
and
Nowadti) s. by asking
home. which is mussy
some. at ' an:
phur Compound." you will get a large
bottle of this famous old recipe. int
proved by the addition of other ingre
‘dicnts at a stnall. cost.
rouse MEN'S
"> SPRING sm'rs
' ' Y ran YOUR
éINSPBCTION.
“$le
,u‘l -
on)“ CARS
3611 your old can to the Bridge.
port Auto Wrecking 00., come:
George and center Btu, Bridge-
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Don‘t stav erayt Try it! No one can
apossibly tell that you darkened your
;hair. as it does it so naturally and ev-
::‘:!:.'. You dmnpt-n a sponge or soft
lzbrush with it and draw this through
iyou'r hair. taking one small strand at
In time; by n nrntnz the gray hair dill-
,appefis, and after another notification
'or two, your hair become- beautifully
dark» 8W m! emu , .
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lustre to the hair when taded. streaked ’ Ekaterinburg.
‘08”. 820 ,he only “a... m; the affair are still current at 0m3k-‘
get this mixture was' to make it a! i where “t present "aide
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‘1 “‘ ' ' ”_""” "" _"‘ " """““""—"- in"; Grandmother's Recipe to ROS‘OI‘C': __ l
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We Just Received Anoth- . ‘" A“"°"""‘°" l “MM. sun-m Mm: 9. (COWS' t
. S pantie-n00 of The Associated l’l‘P$§l. '1
Serious effort will be made to de-
termine the exact details of 1h" 3"!
sasstnntion of the Russian Imperial
family which occurred in a house nté
Various accounts or:
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‘ ' two tutors}
0““ ”HUSH. tho other French. who,
were attached to the family of Czar.
5101101318. and who were with the un-7
drug store ['or "“‘yeth‘s Sage and sin-11mm! monarchs until they were re- t
moved from Tobolsk to the house at.
Ekaterinburg where they were subse'
quentiy murdered. '
Official hersonaxes who visited this
house and who had some opportunity{
of gleamng details accept the story
that. the former Emperor Nicholas.
ms wife and their children were'
thrown into a pit or cellar and, men-e;
hall-euflocated. wounded hid finally:
killed under a hail of missiles. in-i‘
eluding bombs. They believe that
theuhodflee were secretly transferred
0 e orest and bullet-Specialise;
that one or?!» Jew ' :31“.th
We M‘ the
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read»
that gets in on this sale is gel to be a living,
ozel
lng advertisement for it. ere are 0
different varieties to choose fro
dark brown and black-—cnlf- ,
skin or Vic! kld. broad and Eng—
lish lasts.
IV: mu fit all feet and mtixfy (very
tam.
All $5.00 and $0.00 shoes.
SALE PRICE
{ed for by any historical data or a in: to provincial otiicials. gun to returned otlivvts. 'l‘tn \ -~.\
serious nature. ; _ . _ ' ‘ . _ ‘thnt ti‘ali-tnizinu with .\llt«"‘4."t
. \lm. oi luv hl)l(l‘.t‘l‘.\' nan upproxr- l‘iccrs pi‘OVt‘d rather Mb,“ I“ \l H
‘mately 53"" ‘0 ”1“" "W1“ when icnnu moon-mt highw- in. :.-~:i m
they left England. only a portion of‘
the amount being given to them be—:
fore embarkation. The privates spent
.most or their leisure at recreation . <' - t ..
\R‘IXNIPEG. Man..‘i\pz‘il lo.~~(‘an- camps Where little money is needed. mfulfilfifflig “1"“ 'l S ’
dinn privates are returning from 1211- omcers, on the other hand. follow- _ l ‘
row with considerable money. while ed their inclination to "live" and'
many OmCPl‘S are reaching their Vim British and American Oman“? Sentinel Want Ads. \Vol‘k “funded
homes practically penniienn aocord- helped fill the London hotels. accord- “N
it freely.
“Thousands of t‘nttm: . x A»
will return with fur mun
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Norwalk Chronicler