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big chorales of Bach and
“LY, JANUARY 18, 1918
two illustrious names,
ms AWAG FOR
TOHORROW
' . risos3i§6o.m.'4:l7 .m.
ass rises 7:15; sets'dzba.p
posers who sympathized with militar
lumber or the Associated Press
fie Associated Press is exclusively
”fled to the use {or publication of
news dispatches credited to it or
otherwise in this paper and also ”VFW"-
locoi news published herein.
All rights of republication or one.
despotcheo herein sre also re-1
lution. The ideas of all the big mu-
century group were cast in revolution
first the blood-tingling Racokzy march
‘01 the Hungarians, a song oi freedom.
7" 'By fall means take the enemy's muv
”on 0AM istrains sing the Knitter and ~nil he
W92 islands for into the last long sleep!
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magic! 1388 5 TOBACCO LANDS FOR WHEAT
Woo—218.2, . The National Mamie or American
“I W? Residence—1492.4, f Housewives has addressed a memorial
m Niger’s Residence—
1113-12.
:to the national legislature asking some
. ’One oi the absurd one: is a demand
.- REAL PROGRESS
President Wilson's penCe terms aid-l
liens but been answered with a burst
of rage from Germsnv, That is pref
duly who! might have been expect:
rod. Its spirit snd contents are admirv
yobiy cslctilsted to arouse the bitter
[mm o! the. mllitsriutic gore-ruin:
this, snd thereiore the wrath of the5
newspapers whom that
trots.
But angry/German retortn need not
greatly concern us at this time. ‘ For
It is quite evident that our president
lies not primarily addressing Ger!
3It!!! at oil. lie was really addresuy
jving non-German countries. ”is main
purpose was to clarify and unity the
In purposes of the various allied
T'untionsvt Anti coming on the heels or.
the Lloyd-George «pooch. his‘contri-
butlon'lseems to have admirably 81‘-
; .,Ilil'obly nccompllnhed this purpose,
" America. Great Britain, Pram-W
wiltoly sre now tor the first time in‘
‘yoontpiete agreement as to their til:
,wsr aims. The smaller ullics urn
' g heartened by definite pledges or tht
Mr big brothern in the
to obtain for them. Russia's recent
"humility to he! tormcr ttlllcs hml been
"modified s little by the president's ut-
'iitlde, end lit likelv to change into
more friendly understundlnu and some
degree at cooperation nit the [cumin
links home.
Thou it is clear that the pronounce.
3' Item has been a notable sum-cits. The
Allin are now a unit t-lipitiliiiliit'ullv.
It romaine only touring about com"
pinto unity economically and mllltur-
Hit]. The allied governtncntu im- cork}
ping hard to”that purpose. When It in
Clocted, the victorious end will be in.
tight.
any newspaper of more than
pages, any Sunday paper of more than
ing more than tour ounces.
League wants the advertising elimin-
ated. The tact that no womsn would
which did_ not
class con-
in: agent, has not occurred to them.
muncnt conversion, but simply no
measure.
two years” rcoerve
clent {or nil nt‘l'llfl. Their)
serve at all of wheat. And when
prefer
cigarct. hut liecnuecthc slice of bread
Not because he wouldn‘t
light "10““ power to enjoy {llllll't' cinurels.
co Would make a success of wheat.
n sudden chimgc of crop no radical in
problem.
wives League does not
[lot the {not
with tobacco in reserve-notch a poor
crop of whe'u'ltt better titan none. it)“
on small amount of uhcitt oi inicriur
quitllty would nusttt'in life
it» mum-e. are the House-
attempt to
wire. remains llllli—‘
be accomplished by thi- largest and
ilnt-nt crop of tobacco, .
Every little hit of food helps at «I
.timc liltr thin, and before the'tobacro
' 1‘“ meanwhile "l ”t‘l'muni' l'w'lt reservr1 wns exhnuuted the lupdn could
too my be sure that the lemon or our he turned back to their iornter pur'
democratic principleu and purposes It pone. '
working. Prevent nurturing and [“34“ ' -—~~ ~~~O~———-—
mummm "ms"... um pm...“ ,, ‘vwcg stoma couslnvmo rusz.
~ W in. it... .1... mm Mm...“ 0, "M; xvzw unvux. .lnn. lil.--l'nlo llnl~
will b” found permeating the vernlly yesterday announced that dor-
1 mltorlcn partly occuplcd by students
. am It nation ‘
1 by "'9‘ time the Amulwould be closed. clouseu consolidated.
mdy for their most ci'ioctivo oi"
w ,- And when conditionn are thusocrslty compelled to uhui oil bent and
without. and within (Mrmany' llttht in roomit whenever ponlblc in
‘wlll soon be ‘ conclusion M the order to connervc incl. Details at the
"Wind the world definitely tritium" ’W bum. worked out ma” by'
of any repetition oi the , "m"- Ittlte university authorities under direc-
- . ilon or n univernlty tut-l connorvntlon.
. !commlttt-o appointed by President
W0 are now moving toward that liudloy.
concltmion. . ‘ '
._.__.____ 'l‘ho donpoot sud ltcencst point of
GINO Ti-il “M." To 0L"! muttering for the poor has not yet
W
hfiosic used to ho condoned so nr'
‘ y no one on in which Gor-
. «added that it won sltnost felt
the M s monopoly upon it._Amil
on the sliios propsrtng to down
price of sntomoblicu becomes prohlbl
tivo.-~Boltimoro Amoriosn.
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iv m NORWALK There is . wonder!!! unitving toroc' , ' _‘
{about mass singing. Music and may:
There are plenty of Americsn tunes.
VBritish tunes and French tunes. but
‘there is no reason why German ones
, should not be used as well. There are
songs at
“'_ ""““ ‘“‘ '—"’*‘ lSchumann which can be readily titted!
with English words, to mention only
And when com
comes to think of it, there wasn't n'
single one of Germany’s famous com-
‘ism. Beethoien's work was tremend-
‘ously influenced by the French revo-
siclans of that. great early nineteenth.
in thinking of Austria one remembers
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isle,,bovs. And With its familiar
sensible mtr‘. . ' "v.1. aburd ones.
that the use of the mails he denied to
{our
eight pages and any magazine wish-
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The! . “
read 1th periodical or newspaper
contain advertlninx.
hot advertising of goods is the most;
important newts to the home porches-l
A more scriuible demand lethal for
a your or in» tobacco lands he turned
into the. growing of grains. opt-chilly
wheat. ’i‘lii‘t is not intended as a per-
‘l
it happens thut there is n‘
of tobacco mun.
is no net
it
come to- the Mnrvinu point. even .t
ptun who would usuuily "rather untoltci,
than out" would probably vote {or a"
slice of hrend rather than u it‘lguret.’
the:
in his insides would uii'c ltiut instlnttl
Whether habitual growerit oi tobac-
whcihcr their lands ure uduptnltle to
for ninth.
women and children This could not!
and students in every part of the unI-'
,hoon vouched. but will be when the ,
m scorn scum rustic
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WAR GAVIN“ ITAMPI DIWI.
. Mort Now Plan.
The O. .l. Mints Co oi it“ Main
c. J. Mints Compony. or lrldoiim't. strut. are the originators oi a plan
Among tho Active Iolostnon. liar distributing the 'l‘hrltt Stamps to
BRIDGEPOM‘. Jon. iii-Splendid their customers which is novel and at-
rolos tosturod tho. Wor stlngs'trnctivo.
lion-cs counts-n in Bridgeport yes-
terdsy, and tho, locsi committee os- m. one ,5 a... Thrift “m, .0 u",
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UsedCerhowdSsle
QONTlNUID '0! TWO WIIK. l
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vnss or spoons coronal
mug with their own tunes,
' «In trout Comp Sheridan:
M ot the comp have
. W tho oloors and
m the sum booms“ oi
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m scoot. onto. “1'! :- 3; mearclusum to
N ‘ .orrong
”WWW multiculdssiortocrodi:
”mummmn Mwnrswmms/m
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or mm worth is s shots in.
MN" If.“ " “mum” with “‘0 customer who out» o when at tho
manor in which tlu people or this ml... This is entirely ”flat".
““1 I" "m“ P0 "I” ”9 drive ‘ of tho mount 'oi ourcltsu. and ion
mm!- “an it It"! ,h'Pl'W/pliol no outs-titan to not. o pom.
up its record of ti.” worth oi dolly! up to u, «my. “cunt. u... 3mg,
I'M- !“ 3 WWW 03°" ll W" tits proprietor or the mossy. is die
tosttor now sold: “I
loam onsicostosid is giving!
fins committee is now endocusglbmdor distribution to tho Wot lov-
- ‘wsrttotooioosim‘issslto-ssistitlsoity.1w
, 1"" suitors oi tho oiso Isdsr which
vz—o—ovm—q—vp—
! All do; autumn the Mini: Co. will!
“Whyshouldlbuy clothes now?”
Maybe you have asked yourself ‘
that question--Here are the reasons:
1 . At this clearance sale of ours you can buy clothes at
less than regular prices. '
Clothes are costing more every day as wool becomes
scarcer. Our fall and winter goods are worth much
more than We paid for them.
Our clearanc'e sale prices are based on What We paid
for the goods months ago.
Hart Schaffner 8: Marx made these
suits and overcoats; that means all-
wool, long wear, emart style, master
tailoring-um
values to be‘
pricec.
You’ll not have another chance like
this to buy such clothes for so little
money.
Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
Rogers ,& StcVens
Norw alk .
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to contribute to the expenses oi the
war; to motto the war theirs Just on
much an it they wore in the trenches:
ond at the some tune to procure for
themselves through the medium of tho
'l‘hrm Stampn and the War novlngs
Stanton the bout ood solost investment
ii” the world. in oddltion to all oi thin
line habit oi ssvlnl which will ho in-
cuiostod in our room through tho mo
ditun at them stomps will be oi incul-
oulsbis voice out! will tend to bring
thorn boot to north, so it were. sod to
toho theta owsy from tho srtiloisi
ion! on which they limo living. .
"Grout so the use will be for tho
mtqublchwitibcrsisodbytbo
solo oi those nrm lion’s tho coco
in over. I so ovos m w
fact, the best clothes
found even at regular
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South Norwalk
'ortt to and stockholders to thin govern-i
mom of unit. I .——
"For thin'vcottoul have worked outl iddXiSt‘i'l'ON. Ky. Jun. lit." \ .ti-
l Dill! '0? IN“ 10 “Ch Nel'illli'l' ill I mint. n stallion by (.30mmondo.’brought
our tttore tomorrow one Tin-it; Stump cannot), when the wiottlitr» Mild oi J.
with hit: or her purcbnsc. in older to w. Corrigsn wss dillpmmd of at our:-
livo due publicity to'thln idea. i am . tlon. lie wmt brotlitht by w. B. Miller,
advertising it lbcrttlly. and i hope tho‘ot New Yorlt. t‘olin. b! CWIMWW
pubic will initn ndvontttgo at my ol-i‘pnstornlln. wan bought in by (“WWI '
tor. lobsli tool the! i shall hove motio' P. M. Walker. oi Virginia. 103' 8M0“-
. real contribution to tho cause of po- Colin watt never but?” "i "l", coun-
triotlstn and ot thrlit by distributing try. and his «wings wort- "Mm.
s gust number oi limo Itgmps botoro' limit Hm or New Yorit, succeeded
the end at tho dsy on Saturday." , tin obtaining the brood. more Motion
The Wor lovings lump committee Hood (imported) by WWW”
"0 W"! olooud oi this movement Motion. for ”7.000. 311 friend by
by Ir. Mints. epd ore toning up with Mlle-Plomflifi- " yooritfig..bro\tsht
otlm rosrcbsots the matter at at!» '08.!” MW 50”" WM 1"“ N"
out visas oi distribution tho mus-York. bought owns Sons It $8.50"-
"..000 F0! ULTIMUI
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