no in," ”Bill"
l0lii’8 in Si00lii
vtfranil Realization That the
tipped-For Ovmulisoription
'GoaiWiil ot Be Attained
Without Harder work.“
“felonious FRESH memos
Mhueiaem lotenelfled by Ceremonial
. «I et Each Event Made Stirring
Appeal: to Peopif of Moderate in-
» comes Fei- Sorbecriptlone -Witb
vi Amazing Buccele:
New York. On. lit—The frank
\‘hnounceluent. by the Liberty Loan
Larcommlttee that subscriptions are
"hway behind and that the people
7 jaunt take of! their roots and buckle
‘500.000.000.
with no representatives.
in being done under the dime
and his opportunity.
which
1 Justify all the hard work.
flags"
'e active war service. ,
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Meal-dollars"
j ell?
: leiainge of “service Hawk—Speak-
i‘ down to hard work has put the right
:quality of ginger into the big drive. ’
i JThlil in apparent today along the: ‘ “IE SM‘llJNVEsTnH
erholt: “or of organized and indlvld-fi
E , ‘Iadi ei‘lort that is being exerted toi
, bring ' the Second Federal Reserve? strength of a nation lies in its cltt- i‘ mm or woman . new ”an orally;
J .Dletrlct'n subscription total up to ital zenshlp. ‘
Hull maximum apportionment of 31,-1monioua and actuated by rightlmo-
- of the Liberty Loan Committee,
awaken the small invest or to his
be way
subecrlptlona have been
ing in up to date shown that con- ’
-ne throughout .the'entire ‘dietrict
.»h impetua was given to the
pain here today by big busineee
' 2 throughout the‘clty. where
were ralned.‘ These
tlfut, banners carry on their
Klee-center: a blue litar for each
among the employees of the
. who has enlisted/in the Na-
Ivery’ilag raining today was a pa-
. ‘ lo ceremony at which each apeak- ‘
took all his text this form of ap-
Jor' Liberty Bond iiubacriptlona:
men when patriotielit, to em
crated by tile etere iii our eerviee
wiiifigbtferueettbefrolit.
ie the W l‘eeeritiee. 'Ttie
. lent that live can do in to book
{here wae the right kind of
eh" to thin appeal. {the aura
, ,tlen vieualieed every stay-
j "a duty as few other thinge
' . and men of email incomes. who
beeaneitatiag before. crowded
rd with their eubeertptione. ( i
|ecribe for Liberty Bonde wr.e tuned
. today by Thomas W. Lamont, of J. P.
3 Morgan 8 Co. '
} Mr. Lamont said: “Thin bond that
l
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Lmeenei Some of you may have tho
idea that the Government in a thing
Iapart from the people. Nothing of
line kind. The Government is the
iPeopie. .-
‘ “Whenyou are buying a Liberty
l Bond you are buying your own prom-
'3 tee to pay and that of your neighbors.
,There are one hundi’ed million pro
iple pledged to pay this bond that you
'are golng to buy. There in no nation
_ao solvent, so prosperous and no sure
to pay ltil debts as the United Staten.
,Thereiore there can be no pouliiblo
ihcsitalion all to the soundness of the
’eecurlty." ,
3 in an appeal to national pride .\lr.
,j mont aieo called attention to the
i not that Great Britain. France. italy
3 and Russia. with a combined income
‘ ar less than that of they l'nited
States. have ruined 840.000.000.000
in the form of government loam
i
‘ since the beginning of the war.
' “Our tank should, in comperleon.
‘ bc a simple tine." .\ir. Lamont adds.
"and it will be it everybody taken
hold." '
it in a truth worhl-oldthat the
if that cititenl-ihip is har-
itlven in public Hindus! and leani-
In this city the Allied Trades are? mated by patriotism. a great litate
I' Milli“ ”it‘ll CHOW to swell their his inevitable. But, if factions devel-
”to! of subscriptions: the organize-s up and unity folio. disruption will
M 01' patriotic uo'men are all not lag behind.
‘ .1 g with intenriiled enthusiasm;
k). c unites are putting the mill fore. house on the patriotlern and tho
er 0! their influence into the, will of our people to sacrifice.
and the Metropolitan Convasal magnificent test in indeed being elf
mittoe is literally covering the plied now in the flotation of the See-
The strength of our Union. there:
A
. ond Liberty Loni‘i. Our Government
All tllieuvand‘a thousand 'iiiueeir‘needa at this time at least $3.000.- -
000,000 with which to pay for war
materials and with which to create
a great Army and Navy. These are
maybe.
way. must shoulder hili burden.
Your post may not be in the trenches
' but you have dutiee at home. Econ-
omiae. out down all waste. in order!
that you may devote euch saving! tor
the purpoeeli of the Government. You '
may not be able to purchaee more
than one bond. but your duty to bowl
that one in loot all great an in that
duty of the millionaire to buy hie ten
thou-end. There iii no dltl'erence in
~‘the moral obligation. ‘On the high
. piece of civic virtue noimaw «mi
“MOW.
to llhow you how elmple a matter l
Wtortheworld.
i .
.44.. . H 1;,
i loonoironoiin‘ioiii,
We are offering in the promise to in! . spare. through roving and
ot the Government of the United trial. by doing without nometlrinlri
iStatea. Do you realize Wh“ "“8 you‘would‘lllte“ to have. you can help:
i
“l in most
indeed essential. if we would eucceee-l
fully arm in the defence of our}
rights against the predatory powers:
of Central Europe—«if we are to take
our place in the rank: of thd nations
which are lighting to uphold the;
honor. of mankind. wherever meni
Therefore, each of urn/in his own‘
in
the storm that blow about us there
in no time nor placeforthe "elaclier."
0
Think of these things and ”to;
the bank and “divine Molar then:
is to buy a Liberty Bond. line. all
eoreebody hu eeld. elm“ your name to’
a new Declaration oi independence—z
wemwnw ll'j thie time to a Declaration ofjnde-i
who on mull. to eeb- ‘
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By lending what money you can?
ilelf det-v‘l
the Government to meet the enor-i
r mono burden of expense placed upon
it by the war and also make an in:
, veatment which will give you a good
‘ yea‘riy return. and about the safety
, of Whlt'h you will never have to wor-
' ry. The l per cent bond now offered
to-all by the Secretary of the TRM‘Q
5 ury is positively the bent security ob-
telnabie in the world today. Nothing
can import] its value but the cont-l
: plete dentructlon of this republic. i
1 Fire or flood, bed crop- or prolonxed i
‘commerciai depreeeion cannot affect?
its safety. The new bonds are nub-
; Jcct only to the nupertex on incomes. ,
The man or woman with anraveragol
u income will ret In all the”intc‘reot'g
.nnd may have i apply to the pay-i
’ nearly all of on muet bear while the .
war lute. But to buyithene bandit}
lie the enrol-it way ,to end the war r~
quickiy.‘ When America is wholly!
armed and in the iieid. the. last all
the struggle for democraey'a nakei
will be in eight.
There‘ie no doubt whatever that'-
ii the Mode offered will be absorbed .
nd within the ripe-clued time. But it i
desirable that they ahould‘be l
‘ distributed an In all possible in entail t
:lOiil to all the. people. The DOME-t
.slon of a Government bond given to.
ilmportanee of citizenship. Lend to!
«the Government, to your country.‘
lriiuy a 350 bond. or. if you can do no. 3
limo $100. 3500 ("41,000. The:
bonds may be paid for in install-l
inentli. Any banker will help you to‘;
save. and while saving by the mint;
and best method to render mate ai '
old to your country in its hour of
peril. -
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0 Hate dotted
' To Knock
i merit of the ordinary war tam that 1‘
‘ Today.
!
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no. You own‘ioner ,
a.“
"I
need Torre
“M m
The City
Or the State
01' the County
wanted Help.
The Pmle
About
{Thousand
When the 00mm
milked.
Juli Now
The U. 8. A. ..
'le. hhiig '
Evary Town
in the Country
To Eat At .
“Donut
A Thousand,
And
if Poaelble
Thorn Out
For a Little
More.
Uncle Sam
line Always
Pitched
A Knockout Punch
End the Reason
In
'l‘liutdle Known
lie Hail
The Men Behind.
Just Now
Your llncle
ill Planning
90 Photo
Kaiser Hill
A Good One
(Right in
The Solar Plexus.
‘ ile‘ Want» To
.Count Bill
With A
Three Billion
Dollar
\li'aliop.
John Bull
And .Pape
Joflrn ‘
llave Handed
Bill a
' Beam or Two
0! Late.
And Now
Uncle ‘ ' .
Add the Other
Bemmlee
Are Out
To Drop
Groggy ilill .
For the Count.
You
Can Help
The Way
To Help
la ,.
By Buylnlz
Liberty
fiends.
Buy
A Bully lion!
For the
Baby
And Don't
Forget
Youneif.
Whatever You
no .
Remember
That There ll
No Time
Lille the Present
So .
Go to Any Bank
And Buy
And Buy
mi
"or v. w’i'
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.Oleee lee-
TIIID TO AVOlD NIOKNAMEE
‘ William Williame hated nit-linemen.
IHe need to any that most fine given
home were ruined by abbreviation.
iwhich wall it eln and ehama. "I my-
ieelf." he said. “am one of iix broth-
I'ere. We were all given good. old for
finished Christian homer. but all
,thoee name: were ehortenod intt
hmenninltleae or feeble mobbeyilablge
.by our friende. I shall name my chll ,
drop so that it will be impracticable
to Mntiwtheir melee."
4, The Willieme family. in‘ the course
lot lime. wae hleeaed with five chil-
dren. all boys. The eldeet was new
ed after the father—William. Of
course. that could be ehortened to
f‘Wlli" or enabled to "Wiiiie"—-bot
wait! A second lion came. ' and wee
christened Willard." rite," chuckled
Mr. Williams. "now ‘ everybody will
have epeek the full name of each . or
there hove. in order to diatlngtdeh
tile-i." . -
in pnreneeee 0! title ache-e. the
next til-mom were named Wilbert.
worm and Without. .
. They are all Mate." new, And
they are reepertivety home to their
laiimetoei lie Bill. Shirl". Butch.
Check and Ema-Clown“ Plain
Dealer.
'Cigrii—l would like to have more
celery. eir, an i alluding to not let
a“ who. is earning money has an opportunity
therebyhell’ Wolf, by buying a Government
7
country .
may be . (“01' mm“ sayings, week by week, month by
other debte contracted, one is helping the family
i and morning a fair share of the burden.
' At any Bank in Bridgeport.
a ll
It
\
,Winter Apparel for Womel
Coats, exclusive styles
model only " .,
These materials are Pom Pun
(.‘ioth.'Bolivia'and Silvertm. They
evidence all the latest styles as to
high" reversible collars, girdles and
belted effects, pockets and buttons,
$37.50 to $125.00
All Wool Beaver and Kereey coats
$18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 .
a..- —. ~v
p-v‘
For Stout Women
'Bpocial allowing 0! plain Tailored
; Suite. especiallydesigned for stout
f, .Women,
‘ 027.50 to $65.00
.. Dresses. Serge” Tadeta, Satin
‘ and Silk Paplin, 'made for stout
women,
$20.00, $25.00 to $65.00
Tailored Suits
A Serge or Gabardine in. navy and
black only. ‘l'ery satisfactory buri- ’
ness' suits.
We $25.00 ‘
Suite of Burella or Velour Clbth,
very handsomely tailored. ‘
Montana and $30.00 '
1"» .>
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7-.
, Serge‘Dresses , .
Attractive models in Botany,
Serge, and other materials, plain, em?1
! broidered and’beaded effects, '
, . . i
’ $20.00, $25.00, “$27.50 to ,
- .- $35.00
Speciali Serge Dream, a small '
l Act of broken Sizes at 5 [000 ..
Evening Gowns
A very special oflernigi About .
twenty-five beautiful drcsées which ,
have been used for display andthey.
are slightly mussed. These dresses
are of heavy taffeta and satin and
some have tinsel and crystal embroid— .
cry. Formerly these dresses were '
‘up to $65.00. '
Nowoffered at $25 00
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h‘\
Petticoats
All new fall models
Heatherbtooml,‘ black and all Salmons, heavy quality with plalt- r
ranted cvolorsgegular, and extra sizes, ed ““995: , .. $1.00
. . . glue $1 50 French 8a ’ ‘, in een, brown, ‘;
”jig: taupe, Wisteria an blac , $200
W 'Wblm PM“, mad“ Petticoats, Silk~Jersey tops, with }
Withpilk flouucea,very special, in reg- .
. tafleta Bounces, $495 ‘
flu and extra m9” 1m $295 W‘flfit second floor. “,3
“VB
awe
and Model. the father. and "31’!”ng and to kill the family. Unite.
mother. charged with resisting the DH States District Attorney spellaey eaid
ilcern. Ali cones froll a farm in that he thought the women who no
fl’i‘onpotitw ' .ivtated and recommended a fine. The
i The mother first reamed lire Unlt- court lmvosod One of 0250 each on
ed States Deputy larvhale with a re- m." M “"19? '“h 5.3!?! 0'
noiver. and the accent! time with a 00"“ The '0“ “l“ "l“ “in ”'3'
Jun "mm mm, The Veluhl on the term he did not know'of the
farm is in a spemiy retried part or lret notice to regieeter. 0n the eco-
Wt MnGetaOneYur, a", town. 11.. “teats were made end he was too llrrd to go into the
in Prim.“ PM Are‘oariy in September. , :illee'ofi‘ finertlwedbrmbm t 0:! t
. t ' act I e name I 1 '0' ~
meme-a.
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SENllNEENEW W
The detalle oi the cane were but; ornird . ‘
.ecnted to Judge omen by counsel. {once or“: 'fifflfl' 3:: 2.7.: ‘
fled.
meow—m. . en 1.." have to‘
“" ‘ {The mother iii a German and the fa.
new HAVEN. om. llama eiach- titer a Slovak. The latter |Ktccl 1““ '“ W' .
er eeee more ledge I 8. Thence ll with the. opinion- at hie wife. Co... ' ~ ,-
m u at ‘ tad meal “till." Bt'wm m" x° "t' le E "I" I“ t
Y M V II I - ‘ , ‘ ,‘
. , km W m "'1" ”mg“ the U. I. . . along. Buy a mum
. , in ~
mm no out»
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