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”PHONE 1860 nnd'2011. 12 CHESTNUT 81', ‘0. NORWALK,
ot the death of George 1". Band. the
Buffalo banker, killed in an accident
while in an airplane flight from Paris
to London.
fore leaving 'Paris-wal to call upon
Premier Clemenceau with Ambassa-
dor Wallace and alter 580,000 francs
for a monument to commemorate the
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CLEMENCEAU REPLIES T0 HUS-
ZAR'S NOTE;
PARIS, Thursday, Dec. 11,—Premier
burial of a battalion of French sol.
Clemenceau, as president of the Peace
» WONDERFUL BARGAINS
. n HIGH-GLASS COATS, SUITS, DRESSES AND SKIRTS,
for women and misses. W
Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE UNDERGARMENTS
which will make very acceptable Xmas gifts. -
SHOP EARLY.
.TheParis Cloak and Salt House
23 South Main St. Established 1901. South ,Norwalk.‘
Conference, has replied briefly to the
tWO notes in which Premier Huszal',
of Hungary, explained why he could
not send Hungarian delegates to Neu-
dieds who were overwhelmed in a
trench at Verdun during the heroic
defense of that fortress. The pre-
illy to negotiate 9, peace, mier was deply touched by the otter
The reply takes note of the an-iand accepted it in the name of‘the
nouncement in the Hungarian communprench Army
nication that the three persons it pro-' The trench in question “93 in the
posed to select as delegates were un-
derinternment by the Romanians. The outer defenses 01’ Verdun between
reply then adds the following: iThlaurnont Farm and the village of
“The Supreme Council is not called «Fleury. The men overwhelmed were
“1’” 1° ““1““ “1 a ““65““ °‘ ””5 the remains of a battalion of the 146th
infantry. between 80 and 90 men. The
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pendl upon good. inn-1th. rood stitutions 1-: Western New York. He
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by good luck brings us back yém old.
t? our Ming M 00011 . PARIS, Dec. 12.——The American col-
lngh.” . it“ any here was shocked to learn today,
One of his last ”acts be- .
Norwalksl-eadmgflryfloods Store
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the trench as they‘ were about to
charge.
TEACHERS' CASE TO
BE ARGUED BEFORE
ENGINEERS CLUB HAS A FIRE
I————d
NEW YORK, Dec. 12. “Three hun-
dred and fifty guests 01' the Engineers’
Club on West Fortieth street wore
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School teachers of Norwalk, who are by a fire, which caused smog» dam-
seeking salary increases, are expected age to the building. The ti which
to meet with Mayor Jeremiah Dono- started in a kitchen on the twelfth
van. tomorrow morning in the City floor was confined to the upper st01-
Hall, to request him to call a specialiies. but several valuable paintings on
meeting 0! ille- Board of Estimate and the eleventh floor were destroy ed. ,
to discuss any phase of the situation sidered one of the finest in the Coun- l
kind, and it renews to the Hungarian
Government its invitation to send del-
:gates to Neuilly as quickly as possi- explosion of a shell buried them in
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Fascinating Ribbons
Ribbons offer unlimited possibilities for real individuality
in dress. The camisole, the boudoir cap, the girdle or the bag,
may have beauty of design and perfection in texturb, if made
from ribbons purchased here.
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From the first garment one dons to the last, there is fash-
ioned an appropriate ribbon Fashion cannot express a whim
but that ribb n is called upon to assist her.
Visit our ribbon departmenc and ask for instructions on
how to make ribbon novelties for Christmas gifts.
so WASHINGTON. s'r.
_ ERSTAND GERMAN ATTITUDE ‘
XMAS Glfl SUGGESHONS
TO BE mm Al
OUR. SlORE
Perfumes and Toilet “’aters:
1" HIS, Dec. 1,: «HAVASLWl’1en1i
{VClemen cenu and l 105d (low; ( f
a. clear unde1siz1nding as to the:
ion resultin” .g. the p' esent‘
_- e of Germany accouline to!
h and English newspapers v. 111011:
with satisfiction of tl1 npen- i.
.. fiat confeiences in London by ihef‘j
2': statesmen. ‘ 5
1y French newspapers: express!
V’ desire that the London conferencraj
d end in the conclusion if not of
lliance, at least of an cntente or-
went 9(111\al€‘lll to :1 19211 alli- i
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Dior Kiss, Mary Garden, Miro.
Mina, ilmlunts and Colg'aies. Dain-
,' between England, Italy, France:
11 Belgium. '1‘ 1e, ECLAIR deems? 1;: (2.3.51. Boxes and Fancy Bottles.
' _ alliance newssmy to Belgium, '
.xce: and ltalx, and indispensable
England.
Manicure Sets, Military Brushes.
Shaving Brushes and Comb and
Brush Sets.
STS OF DANSEY SUSPECTS. l
c ; MONTON, J Dec. 17—- .m— i
new arrests w ll be made 111 (:011-
. 1 with the do .1ih of' Bill)" D2111-
wording to Edmund C. C ash-ill,
tor of Atlantic countx. ’1he
tor today (11: clined to 521V '.'\\IlO
viber suspects are but stalell at
are, others Vmuld be taken into
before the cas 2 is given in the
Jury. Charles S. “bite and
th Jones, his father's nouse
,weer ariested seveml days‘
.~ are locked up in the com: 3; ,
- g the action of the Grand:
White is charged with lxllllD-g"
ulld Mrs. Jone sas in acces- .
Safety (Razors, all kinds.
The “W’rite’ Giff . Box Station-
ery and Fountain Pens.
A camera" is a Christmas gift
that will- make lifetime records.
Pipes, Cigars, and Cigarettes.
Candy: Apollo, Whitmans, Flih
denied statements attributed ‘ The candies.
county authorities that Billy ,
.- , dog figured in the investiga-
led‘to the arrest of the two . t
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and Farm House.
you like.
luckier, a well-known and p
, ‘ wt of Cranbury is nurs— .
' soregeft' hand, which was
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V2 Price Sale
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the thunib was nipped off,
air. of the hand had!
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H. KRlEGER 81 C0...
Our Scull Annual Hali- Price Sale oi Miliiuery Will Take Place
‘ TOMORROW, mu BE THE LAST DA v.
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for publication.
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Filisit the Christmas Gift, Table
u. Buy the Christmas Stockings Now
Christmas Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes
Christmas Neckwear for all the family
. Christm‘lé‘ableflamask, Napkins to match
Towels, Bath Mats, Sheets, Pillow Cases,
Blankets, C omforiables
CARTER'S HEARING DEC. CTTH.
MERIDEN,
Deec.12.-——Jc~-l‘? no
ter, who shot and th1ice 11.1me
Hazel Elliott, yesterday. will b .
lll .‘~ 1‘]
THE MAYOR TOMORROW. driven from their rooms early today that by that date Bliss 1331,01: ,. ‘. 1..
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a hearing on Dec. 2711:.
out of the hospital and able 2.
as the complainant.
against Caiter in court 11-. 1a ::
assault with intent to (1
$3. 000.
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Taxation. The tumor has declinedl'l'he famous engineering libraxy con-i 50:. .rattod f1 am like 1W0“ .. I“ _
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NO TWITHS TANDING THE PRICE
of Velvets and. Fancy Feathers fOr next Fall will be 50% higher,
over a'single hat. .
-- IHE WINTER SEASON
i so ’t half over and a great many of you have refrained from buy—
ng on account of the prevailing high prices. Surely there will be
no excuse for any woman to be Without a new hat fOr Xmas. BeaV —
ers and Velours will be included in this sale ‘
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Our entire stockof velvet shapes, velvet trimmed hats will
be sold for half the former price. " . ' :
How is This Range of Prices? - -
351014150 36. for $3. $10. lor’ $5, etc.
Norwalk Chronicler