‘ To Knock
scribe for Liberty Bonds w:- leanedl
"onto lii’,” utntt ‘
today by Thomas W. Lamont. of J. P. i
‘ Morgan 6. Co.
Mr. Lamont said: “This bond that
two are offering is the promise to pay
|of the Government of the United.
Stall-Lt Do you realize what thin i
moann? Some of you may have thu-
tdea that the Government is a thing ,
apart from the people. Nothing of
ElilN‘S NEWSEWN
Frank Realization That the
tinned-For liver-subscription i
‘ ,the kind. The Government is the .
Goal Will Not Be Attained 19°09” ‘
~ {'When you are buying a Liberty
Without "I'll" WNW” l Bond you are buyingyour own prom-
”‘0 to pay and that of your neighbors.
There. one one hundred million pro-
‘pie pledged to pay this bond that you
are going to buy There is no nation
no noivént :to pronperous and no qure
0 iii dobtn an the United Staten.‘
Enthusiasm intensified by Ceremonial Thrtffore ”w", can be m pm-ible
fill-inti- of “Service File-"40¢“ heeitation as to the mundnm of the
era at Each Event Made; Stirring security."
Appeals go People at "5“,,“ try. in an appeal to national pride .\ir.
. Lamont aim m'ltd attention to th:
cornea For Subset t on a .
. up ' ' With fact that t; that l) ritain. l-‘rnnr-e. itaiy
Amazing 1aneceae. t
and Ruuuia, w ith a combined income
ifar less than that of the United
- . V Staten. lane mired no 000. 000. 000!
how lork. Oct 18.-—The frank in the form of government ioanot
announretm-nt by the Liberty Loan store the ”mum”; of u... war
Committe! that subscriptions are “0hr t19k2h0uid in romparlaon,
‘way behind and that [be pmpe hf! simple one,’ .‘li‘. Lamont MM!“
murt ink” off their roots lillll buckle :3“ it M" h" 'f “WWW, “k"l
CAMPAIGNS FRESH IWETUS
down to hard work has: put tho right MS - 3“
quality of ginger into the big‘drlvo. L » .. . ,
This in apparent today along the IHE sn‘u. “"31““ i.
wboit- line 0! organized and ind‘nld-E
uai tailort that in lit-innr met-ted to it in a truth world-old that thel
bring the Second Federal Rmrve' ntrengtlt of a nation lien in its eitI-l
DlfilrWI subscription 10l|| nil in ltsl nennbip. if that «itirenebip in liar-l
lull maximum apportionment of 81.4 moniou‘: and actuated by right mo-
MBWWM
By lending what money you can
nparer through Having and self de-
niai. by doing: without mntething
you would like to have you can help
the Government to meet the enor- .
moux burden of expense placed upon }
it by the our and el>o make an in~;
vestment which veiil give you a good ;
yearly ruin." it. and about the nafety‘E
of ubirh you will never have to wot—g
, ry The. l per rant band now odered
to all by the Sort-etar‘y ot the Trees-3
ury in pmitiveiy the best security obg.‘
tainahlu in the world today. Nothing ,
tun ttuperil itn value but the coll-i
plrte dt‘iill'ill tion of thin republic;
l-‘ ire or flood', bad crop- or prolonged
commercial depression cannot affect
its safety. The new hood» are nub— ..
,iect only to the nupenaa on lncomea. l_
The man or woman with an average"
income will retain all the interent
and may have it apply to the‘pay- ,‘
ment of the ordinary war taxes that
nearly all of us must bear while the
war lento. But to buy these bonds
in the surest way to end the war
“quickly
armed and in the held the lant of:
the ntruggir for demoera'ey‘n nake
will he in nixht. .
There in no doubt nhatever that;
all the bondn ollered will be abeorbed_
and within the spec-tiled time. But it
is moot desirable that they ahould be
distributed as far as possible in email
tlotn to all the people The M;
uton of a Government bond given to
a man or woman a new sense of the.
importance of citizenship. Lend to'
the (llttvrnmflll. to your eountry ,
When America in when!»
‘ Buy a 5.30 bond or. if you can do no.
600 000 000. ' 1
In thin city the Allied Trades tiro
redottbling their effottxt to swell titéirt
total of rulmrriptionn: the organiza-
tionu a)! patriotin mutton are nil
working with intensified entltuslnum; i
the chuniius are putting the lull?
power of their. influence into the;
fight, and the Metropolitan Canvass
. Committee in literally covering the
city with its reprenentatmee.
All lino—wand a thousand “men
more» -—li\ being done under the direc-
tion of the-Liberty Loan Committee
to awaken the nmil inventor. to his
duty and his o.pportunlty The way
in nbivit «ubncriptionu have been
eorning in up to (lute nhown that con-
ditions tbroiighout the entire district
tuily .iuetity all the herd wot-it.
Freak impetun watt given to the
campaign here today by big hit-ines-
home» throughout the city. where
“nervice linen" were rained Thane
beautitui banneru carry on their
white content a blue oter for each
man among the employee» of the
helm who hill 1- ileted in the Na-
ttoa'e active war rviee.
leerydegraieingtodaywanape-
i and Liberty Loan.
tires in public mnduct and is ani‘
united by patriniinm. a great ntale'
in inevitable But. if laetionti devel-
op and unity lailu. dinruptlon will
not lag behind.
The strength of our l'nion, there- i
fore. hangs on the patriotiam and the
will of our people to niacrllice A
mngniilt-ent tent in indeed being ap-
plied now In the flotation of the Bee.
needs at thin time at least 83. 000. -
'000.000 with which to pay for wnrl
materials and with which to create
a great Army and Navy. These are
indeed eeeentiei. if we would aucceee- .
in the. defenne of cum
rights against the predatory pone";
fully arm
oi Central Europe, if we are to take
hour place in the rnnlu of the natione,
whit-h are fighting to uphold the'
honor it mankind. wherever mani
may be. >91.
Therefore. at-h of n hip own
way. must sit ul hin burden. in
the ototm that biom- about an thorn
in no time nnrplu-r iorthn "slacker."
Your punt may not, hr in the trench".
but you have duties: at home. loon-
mine. out down all wane in'orderi
Our Government ['
in‘imt Slim 8500 or S), 000. The
bonds may be paid for in install.
ments. Any banker will help .you to
have. and while saving by the winent in
and bent method to lender material
aid to your cotmtry in it: hour of'
peril.
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name: were ruined bv abbreviation.
‘ltboee nom- were lbortent'd
,bv ourii’riende. I ehali more nor chit
I
that you may devott: melt navinge to ,
the purpotm ot the corrnment. You
may not be able. to purrhaae more;
than one bond, but your duty to' buy i
that one in but an nmt an in tbe'
trietle ceremony at which been updat-
er tool: on bio text this form at ap-t
' for no at the treat.
ebpnnw W. The
very leeet that we one do to to ma
thorn win! our action."
. There wee the right kind of
moon" to the appeal. Theater our;
Modded flag: vleaeliaed every stay-
el-hotne‘o duty an in other thine-
Atollldmodtoeaofelaalllnoowmmho.
had been heettetild More. crowded
forward with their nub-mutual. ‘
hove-dye m te mail ta:
who who. ob out“ to ‘-
duty of the millionaire in buy bin ten
thounand. Time in no diflerenee in
the moral obligation. (in tile huh
plane at eivie virtue no men wel.lie
mere than another.
Thlnit oi theee thine: and no to
the bank and anti nope allele! there
to «how you how nimble a matter it
to to buy a Liberty Bond. and."
”moody nae dill. sin your name to
a new Declaration of independence-
.eadeleefertbewerll.
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tlm time to a Declaration o! idler.
MW ‘ ' 'a'” l ‘. '
A Pretty good Tm ' " -‘
Whe- '
The City
Or the State ‘
" Or the cult!
Wanted 8019-
71» People
Have Belted
. About
A Thousand
When the Oceaeiod
Required.“ ,
Just how
The U. s. A.
la We:
Every Town
in the Country
To Bet'At
‘Lenet
A Thousand.
And
it Pouibie
M o... : ' -. i .
For a Little . g
Mm.’ , '
Undieflam
Baa Always.
Packed
\A Knockout Punch
And the-Reason
ls , ’ 2'
'l‘hni He Known
He Has
The Men Behind.
Just Now ,
Your l'ncie.
ls Planning
To i’unte
Knitter llili
A Good 0111»
dligbt in“
The Solar Plexus.
lie WantiTo
Count iliil '
With A
Three Billion
Dollar
‘Wallop.
John Bull
And Palm 2
:10!er
Haw Handed
Bill a
ileum or Two
0! Lille
And Now.
L’ncie
And the Other
Sammie»
Atu- out
To Illlrlop
cross"; mtt
For the Count.
You .
Can lirip . » ‘
The Way l
To ilelp
iii
By Buying
Liberty .
Bond».
iiny
A Baby Ilonl'. .-
For the
liaby
And Don't
Forget ;’.I '
l’oumll.
Whatever - You
Do
Romemher
That-There in
So Tlma
Like the Present
So
(in to Any Bank
nnd’Buy
And Buy
Today.
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.rntto‘io AVOID mcunntaea
William Willianii h'ated nicknames,
lie need to any that mom fine given
wh it wen a lip and shame "‘i my-
. "the. eaid. ”out me of 4b; broth-
m We wm all given good. oil 1...
nhionrd' l‘hrlulian‘ namer. but till
’ intr
meoh'indieee or feeble mononyiiabie‘.
dun no that it will be imprutlcablt
to derail their names.” '
The William- taniilv. in the mom
nl limp. w” binned with five rhib
dren. nil born. The eldest was nanr
ed after the lather—William. 01
tonne. that could be nhoflelled to
"Will" or enabled to "Willie"—-hut
wait! it necotut eon came. and wal
christened Willard. "lie," chuckled
lit. Whitetail. "now e'verybody will
have openlt the lull name of each of
them hove; in order to diatlngtrlnb
them."
in‘purananee ol title rolled". the
hurt three none were named Wilbert.
Wilfred and Williet.
They are all big bore now,
they ore Wink known to their
intimate- on Bill. litlnnv, Dutch.
Kid—Cleveland Plain
”Auto-w: moo-M..—
('lel'ltf-v! would like to have more
. dl I all going to I" W
.I-r ‘i
,. . .
P“ 31.7 W cm. who Is earning money has an o rintnit
“whom, andthereby help himself, by buying a Glitlmmenl “
M. Itimay be paid to!" in small savings, week by week, month by "
with. It is not like other debts contracted, one is belpingtddie family '.
{5
we.
.and assuming a fair share of the burden,
, At any Bank in Bridgeport.‘
w
Winter Apparel for Womet
Coats, exclusive styles
Plain initiated and fur trimmed, one ,
mOdei only
, ’l‘bese materials are Pom .Pon'v
t‘i -tb Bolivia and Siliertt;;t1.'l‘ht-y
mide’nee all the latest styles as to 1
high rmersible collars, girdles and
belted effects, pockets and buttons,
$37.50 to $125.00
All Wool Bower and Remy coats
. $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00
.—...“
For Stout Women
Special showing of plain Tailored
Suits, especially designed for stum
a neuron,
$27.50 to $65.00
‘“ Dresses Serge, Taffeta, Satin
Fvatlld Silk Poplin, made ivr stout
women, \ .T
$20 00, $25. 00 to $65. 00
Tailored Suits
V ~ Serge or Gabardine in tva and
blank oitlv. \erv satisfactot} bust:
ness suits.
:3 Special at $25 00
Suite of Bureila or velour Cloth,
veil handsomely tailored.
. special W7 50 and $30 00
Serge Dresses i
Attractive models in Botany,
Serge, and other matettals, plain, (‘lll-t
broidet'ed and headed effects,
$20. 00, $25. 00, $27. 50 to
$3500 , .
Special! Serge Dresses, .1 small
lot of broken sizes at “0 00'
'.'
_ Evening Gowns
. A very special altering. About
twenty -fiv_e beautiful dresses which '
have been used for displat and film ‘
are slightly mttssed. Tin-st- (bosses
are of heavy tailota an satin and
some hatetiusel and t'l‘l- - 'lllli'tild-
orv. Formerly these (ll ‘ n‘l-il's were
up to $693. 00. .
$25.00“
0
\0w offered- at
Petticoats .
All fiw tail modele.
Heatherbioonie, black and all
wanted eolm,regu or and cairn sizes,
. “ 01.50
Hamlet-bloom Petticoat made
“with silk flbtmeeen‘erys Special in 1593-. .,
tile: and extra sizes, :tifl. $2 95
t W},
fife?" ‘ '
and Wendel, the father, and Mary thc- liter and to iliii the lnmiiy.
mother: charged with rt‘liltillni‘l the of state» Dietriet Attorney prilacr
hem. All um 1101!
88mm, heavy quality with plnlt-
ed flounces, " $| 00
fl French 83mph) green,- bt'owfi'l, '
taupe, Wisteria and black, ' $2 00 '
Petition“, Silk Jersey tops, with
tafieta ilounces, -. $4 95
m :jflfifi Second door. kill
Hill
is form in that he thought the woman wile
rotated and recommended it tint
And '
ep—Ievn but In have to
todaeeit. launiegtentt-nrfled
i
i
i Protocol.
, Tho mother Irat minim! the Vail-i; ”0"" WWW“ 0M 0' 0200 With
ed litaten inpnly Manhole with a to mother "Id father "”1 Mum H
trolvet and the mood time with a com The eon hold that being -
.iurge carving Mill. The Vuinnki on the farm hr did not know' at
tlarm in in parody mum mm M ilrlt notice to‘ regientor. On the
DI’IRWGGWIOIE YC.I'Hm-'. lowti Tit nrreutn we... made. and he wan too lll‘t'tl to go lug/:1, H
ll. PWM' M Pm Are“ Mill! in member. village. Queriionu brought
..m MN The details of the can wort We :3”‘; g; $331.3.”
, --... . -mned to Judy Tito-ea by connect mm, of on. year and a
The toolbar to a German and the ta- tame w" 1mm
NW dVlN, Oct l3.-0ae elaolt- titer a Slovak. The tter urea
ueebetmlltd'ge I. I. Thetaaoin with tin opinion-a! , ’ wile. Conn“
the llaltedltateeceert yeeterdey. eel WM“ . * it evi-
"' 3.:
«no Norwelk, (to-mt
thou. their“. lay a t
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