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' 85 WASHINGTON STREET,
Allied and American Troops
in a 'l‘ mphal March
Through t e Streets of
Paris Today“ . '
Continued rrmn First Pate. .
dent ‘s stand and moved‘down the
brilliant avenue. ‘ ‘ ’
l General John J. Pershing. with!
ionumbe’r of American genel‘a'ls,‘
came next in line. and was receiv-
ed with equal enthusiasm.
\Vhile the crowds on the boule-
vards were as dense as on armis-
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siasni of November 11 was missing.. ;
l sourii NORWALK.
} tice night, the spontaneous enthu-
i singing andl ._
Groups were dancing, . l
painfully, .
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Li striving hard- almost
to enjoy themselves. blit the ma-
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Vommodore William H.
echooner Ear-ht Mystery returned ”collapsed.
yr anchorage in local waters last‘ injured.
2M after a cruise to the eastward.
jority of the people were merely ; - ., . f .
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1’ ‘ha is the presence everywhere , ~ . _ V . ‘ , t .. . , ‘
ofmlegless. armless and blinded l . ‘ " _ ' SUMMER HOURS. . '- ,. ,t
enthusiasm of the throngs. i " I I . I I ' . i . . i . V '
During the parade the roof of a . Star? CIOSCS Dally at 5, Saturdays at 9, W115 at 8.30 AM}
Eighteen persons were. _ I -_~‘7 1 fj'?ih'Y-”'f-lfi1§f3“ .
looking on from more curiosity. l . ’ : f _
soldiers. proved a deterrent to the
Farrell's; house on the Boulevard Sthartin 1 » ' ‘
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General Pershing rode, at the 2. "- . V ' '
head of 'the American no s ‘ ' ‘ .
”in- munthly "WNW.“ “l. Old W9" which were separated frortn ) £18, . . . ,. ‘
‘s and Ladder (‘OIHPMLV “"H be held Fl‘oneli by at spat-t- of three hun-‘l ere l
. owning at S rl'f‘ltwk. at the Corr dl't‘tl yards. General Pel‘Shing’g' .. _
personal flag. a scarlet. field with , - .
,a row of white stars, Was displayed .
tfltltltli'inl W355 "eC‘ilVE‘d 3' head- for the first time. it was borne by . ‘ . » . '
wax §o~5tPfd2lY that a quantity Of a mounted sergeant riding directlyv . .~ ‘ » ' ‘. .
,n 21.1»- was scattered on Soutnihehind the American eommander- " ' 0r M111 Endln , f” :‘7 r
,mm in front of the Music hall.‘ ill-chief. ' . ' , l . y . - . ‘, f ,- ’ ;,
Behind General l’ershing'rodc, , I ' - - *1? g j : r 3: Aw
.Mnjor»(it~llel'nl ll. (l. lliirllmirtl,l » - , , .,
tx-st quarterly conference ofltflllt‘f of staff, followed by threeI ‘ '
M, vi. Norwalk Methodist Episco- aides. ('ol. George ('. Marshall. Jr.,
4 .ml, win he conducted in the' ('ol. John G. Quekmeyer, and Maj-
or J. Thurston Hughes. Behind.
these rode two army corps coin—l
mandt-rs. Major-General lletlry.'l‘.:
Allen and Major-(leneral John L.’
Hines. '
Next came four mum of Ameri-
can officers. In the first row rode
.;.-;;.1.mn was received in police Major-Generals Brewster. Lang—~
...mrs this morning from 34 fitt, McGlar-hlin. lie Jeune, Ilowze,
a t» on t‘e-tlar avenue that’s. groupl Hersey alid Lafitte. ln the second
it? hoys were, continually annoy- row were Brig-Generals Poore,
TM mmtm. Wm be “mean. Russell, Betliel, Harts, Marshall,’
,m. guardians of the law. Rice. and Sladcn, in the third row’
.. were Brig.~Generals McIntyre-
.\'orthrop of Newtown ave-. M'alker, Cruikshank, (‘onnor. Mal-
x;:lml the police that he left his lll ('l‘al‘rlv DflVlS 311d B‘mlh. I". ”1‘3
m ”w alleyway between thelfourth‘ and last row rode Brig-
Dad to newest Baby! ’ ‘ , . ,.
”Mn”, and the postomcelGenerals Mosley, Neville- Barker,
i Firs; Station.
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”any.
‘.-.\l~'v could not be learned.
mnwrrov evening at 8 Every man and woman who comes Mill Ending, saves money. ., i
, 1.7. hr. McCormick, District ' . . . . . . . . . . . r
“'"‘“'- {T‘S'ammd- It makes no ditleience what is sought, if it’s in the Mill End sale it is in it at a price lower we»
..mr tickets early for the ex- ~ ‘ . , .
.. llt‘nl‘ Moutain next Sunday.
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than regular. .. ,
Ten chances to one, the Mill End offers the very thing you seek. ' i V . 1* ‘
Hundreds, yes thousands, of articles. ‘ » » ' ~ ‘
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Everything for men and women to wear—--everything for every member 'of family from
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.5;Q1..Tlijfyiiihiiiniiiififoififight-’03:]931653;“?! ii'niiigii' . g , Just about everything for» the Home too—~about only exceptions‘are furniture and stoves;
.: the prettiest sights from a'gft‘t‘cilnfienf (if American ”0”?“
.i 1. n 1:3: 03:0“: e323 2:6 :13: ‘ l$he 1122132811 military band was ’ ‘ _
. _ mm battalion gem,“ from an . . Each Mill End price much below usual price! 7 ._ _ 3 i , -
.1“, Norwalk light in a whole the regiments of the American , ~ 3‘
~40. Saturday afternoon- army of occupation, formed in l . . . um ,_
titiifin with a poor spell at the second by two by a detach- Talk about ec0n0m th . l , h h
m» and Belden avenue aboutdncnt of men carrying 40 rcgimen- , ‘ y nu- ere 18 no p ace W ere sue ‘
~.. to the office of Dr. Dexter. 200.
~ 7‘1"" Wk?“ ‘0 his home where Last in the American section of
‘ “Wing CGmfonablY- :the procession came a company of
:n'entlc and West Washing- line a foxv lPSS than 1,500 Annex-i- abSOIutely no place. . i.- i
If that sounds boastful, come and see them yourself. f,
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yesterday afternoon, Wll-‘ {-uns_
. and Collins. a ., _
; Wu when he same out and the store doesn tsell them at any time. ' .
:“iiv km of the Norwalk Yacht composed Of 126 men.
four companies. The first tw0 com-
?”‘Ik Sinm'day‘ evening, and tal flags. The eolor-bearears and .
a..- , . 94,.
3 .150 marines eoiniininded by Lieut.
Colonel Baheork commanded the
Each of these things at a Mill End price!
:1 :1 close reach from the East- The American troops in line con- i
’ ”e 5m?“ “f Riverside ave panics in line were separated from
‘t'i'n‘l'hy was notified- “m" "3’ guards, numbered altogether about . o g ‘ .
economies as the Mill End economies are to be found;
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rantlin: on the corner 0’ Meyer. Altogether there Were in i h "
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Lockwood of Rowayton ave-' Them archers used the so-ciilled -
wmk by the running board “triumph marching step." by
~.. the ground and suflered a The parade was viewed from ad-
q his forehead over his right vantageous points by about 3,000 ~ . , i " ',..
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47.4mm, and went home, .\'0 President Isoincare will give a
) “.9 made. banquet. at. the Palace of the
, 0“,,”an at headquarters France and the heads of the Allied
:1.ing that about 11 o’clock missions. At the table also will be
Mm who asked for the loan of tain and all wearing the deeora-f _ _ . ' _ . , . . y
(”in re sto pad for a moment. tion of the Legion or Honor. have been rePox'esl. Tyree Amen- thing Pf value, meludlpg forty 10‘ ed another otter from Nikolai Lc‘- “med 8'5 30°31 88 Pmldent Wilsonlwaik, are giving valuable cash ‘brllel‘ ‘
. . p . can relief officers are in the city. comotives, 1,500 rain-cad cars, nine, the Bolshevik premier of had approved the recommendation {for the “best display in the Unito‘
’ F'rapl’led With the "0““ - - that the French were meddl' in rean states that the ulation f R ' . ,
. . St to Lansm sailed for New . , , {118 ‘ . . P0P. . 0 , ussia. WELL DISPLAYED
in so doing the watch afoark this afar-noon their affairs, declaring that if. the the "city is making an indignant: PARIS, Sunday. July 18.—— l A ”hm" “n be “he” 0‘ the W
. ' ' _ and sent in with the hope- of
W“ “W ”1in P9119111" would have been looked upon as‘ The Romanian government, ac-‘iafn peace delegation, returned to we” is gum“! g
- - . - . - . , , _, . n thawest window‘ .
. Iggylifitlliaztgdibsgzzgnhgim fife presumption by the French. cording to the Buraeu. has declm- Paris today after having Been in '0: Joseph Duly Clothing wwnsbidhphy is certainlya handsome one
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275. in charge of Motor- direction of Marshal“ Foch. This
“so complained of a pain in American army officers and el-
THE HOWI’.AND DRY
Elysee tonight in honor of the mar- . . . .
L“, while walking through ten French soldiers picked from
‘1 that “Other ochre“ m BREST. July l4.-—.Tlle Steam- The Italians, the reports add,tmachinery from factories, animals Russia_ for the arrangement of 311' —~»—- ,— “States, and Mr. Rose is competing for
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i z nd broken The c o Italians had meddled in Alsace protest against the action of the Tomasso Tumm, the 1mm"; for- An unusually .uncuve display a, one a the Mt mites. ‘ £3 3":
- Rome fcgeonferences with his gov. mt “ 85 Wanna”, 3mm} My
‘ . um James. Lockwood was calls for 128 steps to the minute.
l 7:. and shoulder, He refused listed men.
' "lay of 82 Water‘ street, shals, generals and admirals of
,wet’ he was accosted by a the French army by Marshal Pe- -9“ ”-_~~_- _-- ~-
nearby, snatched (3133's ship Rotterdam, with Secretary of have been claiming for months and household articles. The 1311- alliance between Rumania and NORWALK PRODUCT one or the'prllcs.
“i" was Term“ w the NEW YORK, July 14,—French'8nd “mine 0" em'hm’ i' ein minister and head of the 1m- the well-known Rockingcnair under»! Hem mum m am. u, £3
emment. He was accompanied by m The display is the—wait)! m“ B. G. m“ h" notched
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ASAGOOD FRIEND-— At another meeting in “Mount‘ Councmori “1.8“ “1dr?“ Wfom . _. V'mn" sehl‘lom- ‘ ,ulmanad Waffles-er. inn: um ror John Mills' m
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: VIENNA Saturday, July 12_T_§331f,,expressly in favor of our ell-i,
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