“mm“ ‘ ' (8' Porter Emerson Browne.) old they are in elven my doing lhrll
‘mg that. after I“! m “? \t’ha’t Iould you think of a nun that put as Americans and as patriots.
me territory that is not hers by right. begged another man to defend him To the people of Norwdk there's
Germany should still be obliged “3 from a murderer, and then refused to nothing for anybody to my except.
return 9‘") H‘lumwl" Pl?" 05 5‘0" .aan hint a gun or a cartridge? I "Good work! We‘re proud of you?"
en goods, and to pay, in compensation You‘d think Le was crazy. of course-.f But to die few sellcenterod citizens
[or it... my. the most Stupendous in And yet it is no more amatnz than of Nowhere, who happen to have pick-
tor any American to refuse to sub ed out this community as a nice to
l
M
“M" ~ -« : ‘n-ever . .. __
"Y, 00’ 15» 1’18 . demnlty m“ statesman h . scribe for Liberty Bonds to the limit. coagulate, it to die that somebody re-
,. “m ‘ ’ ' "ww’onldrw‘m‘i of imposing. On the Western Front our boys- marked. gently but firmly. “You've en-
' . ~ - - -—— ' ted the trivile est (it this citv and
“Duo l good. (lean, tine American boys. are )0. i g .. . .
- he“? Y8.“ ml TEACH‘NG ENGLISH LANGUAOE 1lightingtoward victory. They are giv- this cod‘ntry for quite a while now.
"14 " llL, ' P- .i “0‘9““ “Olwmb'i P’lm'mauou’ ing their bodies, their brains. their Don't you think it‘s about time nub?-
fin. 7:05; let! :12.
gun to pay a little attention to some of
is dulics‘.’ Or do you apart the rest
of us to carry you as a dead weight all
blood. their lives it need be.’to make
the world safe. for us who live here.
far behind. in soft peace and teathcrtd
,ldeclarlng that elementary subjects
_. “of tho Assoc‘latea Prat. ltaught in the public schools of the
1- Muted M is exclusivelyl‘mv. be taught only in the English
I - to the use for publication ol‘i' . b . ‘ “ “Pd bv me “mm” , a, you, “W”.
W" dispatches. “Edited to “.orimwmga‘ 1“ em” 0 U _ ', And they give willingly: nay. eager. That’s what we've got to say. And
53 m ””5 WW and “'5°,State t‘oultctl of Defense in indlana. 1),, wzfve got to say it now. if we want
'4‘ “Iowa published herein.
rlxhta oi republication of epe:
Wicket; herein are also re- i, ““5 decreed Um no emu”, alien
;lll Governor llulcotub's proclamation,1 And all ”W’- ark of us. 10]. whom
they are fighting. is that tve shall give
lllt'lll the. food. tht- clothes, the guns,
the ammunition, the equipment, and
the supplies that willcnable lllt—lll to
keep on fighting, not for lheutselves,
l remember. but mil rs:
310st of us understand.
l'thc way, for Governor llolcomb’s proc- proud and glad to cite to
' 'willingly. as eagerly. as they are to
‘givt- to us. For we reallze, humbly,
that wllilc illcy are giving blood. all we
,arc asked to do is lt'lld that lltllc thing
that is callcd lutlncy.
liut, unfortunately, tand it in a RF?!“
big ltl‘Tl tltcrc arc those among us
who do not scout to understand. They‘
in Englishxnw few perhaps. lhlt they are int-
‘ lportant. They are important in that
““illr"“'”‘" ‘l‘y‘ldmg', for the most part. they have. money
linglirh krilllilllill‘i which they could give. and do not give
metlgraplly and l‘. G. The; it.
(lovcrnor said furlllcr that the proc-l
Norwalk to go Over tllt' Top one hun‘
died per ccnt light. A
GREAT NUMBER
OF FOREIGi 'ERS
(Continued trout Page One)
J _______,_._._-. -.,.. n..- lshould teach in Connecticut, and ltts‘,
‘f t lira “WI: flu-.tlitllta is now taking the same steps‘
’30.“ CALLS {to prevent this. it is a sound tiot'~‘
011100—93.
' Branch 0&00—1388.
‘ - WWW—2183.
. ‘ AW!" Residence-4492‘ illtlllttlltlll was issued in the spring.
W WI”! Maidens—-
113-12.
M. a 0 'llle state
‘IERMANv's LOOT , ' ‘ .
tillc llovcrnor said that in order to liver
Al Gel‘mauv roars louder for peace,=
“2 ll accessar). for tllc
. all Mules oi the Allied countries toimmmrv “MN“
“3‘ more than ever on their gutttd lest} . ‘
the enemy, burden in tltt- field. est‘;tpoETh_|S_ .
twithout paying his dltc penalty. lmmng‘ kumg'
it is undclsltlotl Vt‘t’ll enough Afilat
Danny has made a business: of war.
If It not realized. however, to what
went she nu:1 profiled, lit a rcceltt
hok written by Andre
Efilflldlrilllant French critic maintained
fl!!! it the nor \vcl'e to end as luttt~
.. ' t .» . v - ) . _
,,m‘::l::;;‘::::;:;‘i1:22:11‘;1:1‘:gd“;:‘ltttt prohibit the ft‘at'lllnt: of a forcinlttl
and profit 1mm“, of‘ 10”- tlttlli’lllllll’ us a language. nor dms it
( ,TO bell!) w_l_tll, the Germans. he ex‘
phlned. havt- watccd war much more ‘
“heady lltatt Filth“! and (lrcat lit-it~;”"‘ ”“hl'” ”1‘0”!"
liar > ‘lrine ill ’llttlialla and other ethics of ,
We are
them as
bureaus arc to receivt it'llt’l' circulars
oi similar nature. 'l‘ht llt‘lt'llM‘ l‘oun
t'll l'ccenlly asked lh‘d' cttnllniltecs (in
Alucrtclttlizatioll bu t-luullized by the
few mar buleaua ultith have not ill
ready dine so. All lutrcaus have rc
wind from the Attlcz'l’canizatioll de-
partment a schedule for their auto.
allce ill organizing such coltlmittec and
in the execution ol :1 program consist
cut with the stale and national cam
paigns. -pthcr st-httltlTes cut erlng
special fields and giving cxtlcl details
of procedure wlll follott.
According to the \luet'icanizution
dcpurtlncllt's circulal, t‘oltnccticut has
upprmtilltatcly Mutton gtlictl nlalcs who
,. are of military age, Is m 4?. years. but
“ ”h ‘1") person “h" can lcnd and‘ tlllllilltll‘lllth-il. Otll oi 100,03? milieu of
dm‘" l"“d- ”‘9 “Willi." has 110 “Harrell! all classes rcgistelt-d for lllt‘ dutt on
whr-tltcr tllc amount bc fifty dollars or 3'1““ 7'. WIT. llll‘l‘t‘ Wt‘lt' 30.396 aliens.
fifty lllillitllln,provlded that person Th9“ ’nrlunm,‘ """"" ".“M ““1“; Z"
. «32 neutral aliens. Tl‘ German aliens
lends not to the limit of his savings, "M 925,, "he“ whosc luunma‘ are “L
0' "is ready cash, but to the limit of' tics of Germany. Alittls called in the
MI credit. if H” you have. and all first draft nullthcred 3; Hit. of whom
you can lcgiliutatcly borrow. is flfty 2.620 did not claim exelltptlon on
dollars. tllctl .\'otl huvc tlont- .Vout‘ partl “l“’“““"."‘ ““0""? and “M“ ”kw-“NM
lf ‘lll you have and all volt can borrow I my WNW“ .
‘ ‘ ' ' 't Approxnltatt-ly 200W” ltil'i‘lKn born
l i" lil‘t)’ lililliul’ls; ”W“; 100. 3")“ hull“, [it‘ri‘tluh‘ ill (‘tlilllllt‘llt‘ttt :ilt‘ I‘HQKNKVG ill
dunc your part. And the one is no but-i gainful occupations. I' it) put ct-nt nl
li-r than the other. All anybody canl 1’0””“5 in tho state ““1"'“-‘““‘ in mu"
gltc is all llc luts. . ful occupations are forclgn born. Fifty,
_, pcr cent of thc Milli . lol‘cttzll llol'u
\\ till the person who cannot give Mummy“- of workingtlge.
the. l'uiou. t‘onuecticut. as usual, led;
l The procl'tluution, however. has
i
ibeclt misconstrued in some parts or
in referring to his ofcly
up to the spill of the statutes of the
gut et’u mom a I
state, it was necessary to Teach cic-~
onlv
includes
lllsltil’)‘.
‘llllllltllOH was- issued for the purposa
'of mailing good. intelllgcnt and use:
ftll citizens- tvho can read tllc cons-tr?
ttlliolt and statutes in the English lan-,
Ill spite of pcl'sistcnl rumors,
t‘heradalue,
guttgc.
‘to the colonic}; the lll‘tlt‘lillllillltlll docs.
‘illtcri‘t-re tvit'l tllc usi- of u forciplt
1:llll.'tla,l’,t‘ for devotional purposes ill
It lllcrcly rcqllitcs
Ill! and shout much how her t"l—lill‘i ”u" clclllcllltll‘y subjects. "OWN“,-
’ i,‘ . t.
I;
On this basis alone. he argucd, a no
domain" settlcttlcltt would be l'tllntlllS—‘
to the making of u citizctl, bt- lilllttlll
t
4
ill lillclisll. ‘
} taxes. bill be admitted .lrc llnnllllll‘llllzt ll ltttlullcr ‘.'.‘.‘t7i.
People who arc fort-lull by bulb and
parentage llllllllil'l' tili,ti?l, those of
iorclun birth llt’lltk 325,750.
has l.’.:l,tlix lIIlI‘lL'll born mulcs ‘.’l
illltl docs not illH‘, the country has no, 'l‘hct'c arc in t‘ollnt tl‘t‘lll :-il.l;’7 pcr
tlll.llrt‘l Nu lllilll, no woman, is asked, sons of German birth, and 23,042‘ of
. » -‘ ’- - . :lu - »
lo slarvc hilllst-lt. ltcl‘aclf. or their child "mum“ hm!" Tun" .13?) "9 ‘ m r
. ._.___...... l _ l l 1.. Ti . ‘ mun born mules and ._._.. Austrian
y unjust it) the Allit‘fl. SECT|ONALISM IN PRACTICE ‘ H ll, m m" mm 5' ‘P mun”) “Nd”, lltlt‘ll malt-s. Foreign burn in t‘tlnnpc-
‘ tl‘ .r -m\~'< MM.- pro. . . ‘ lhv Ilmltty of its cilizcltx llut it ltccds‘ tlcllt, whose Illtllllt‘l' ““th ls- tit-man
[the account it .t ul. . - - 1 g “Hmopnmtivc t‘luud Kitcltlu tltilllf‘ll’ in (“new ”on more. . number 30,957. Tht‘lt arc 75,252 per-
._«','. wow "'- .._ ‘. t-. . _
1113' I“ “HUM“ hmms'm‘ “u 'H \ .tltat he made the tlsiclllon dull the: not with H!“ pct-sun that can buy.‘ ”m" M ('mma“ T" l" bilth andear
. h ‘ritorv oct'uchd bv ”9,.“ L d d ‘ ‘ . ‘ , ‘ village, There lilo lfilpruxlluatcly 71¢
W l 9 l“ . ‘ ‘revcltue lllll had been so drawn all “H t‘“ "l" W" “'3 l“ ll“ “m” 0‘ m" 0‘ 000 pct-stilts who ttcre. born ill coua~
W“! “3 “l““e worth ”lowmm'ow': make the noltll buy the bulk of the h”. “Mlle“ ”l“ WWW)" has 1‘ ‘l‘ml’l‘l’li. ll'it‘fi t'filill'l‘lfiilll: 1“" (‘Gflll'fll POW?“-
,oat as much as the total war up that each" and a wry dcflnltc quarrel. .
- ’ c -. l . ’l‘llut pcrsull is either ti wilful or a
titres of thc ('entrul inlllpltcfi. . ,, _ , . , _, , , .
Mill ‘ H 1 m mummy would be its tflt‘(l. Mitt Sctlctary of, dmhtmm, slacker, and should m,
- i - v . ,
To that ““N " ‘" (H e ‘ \l lllt‘ Trt'dnlll')‘ lecAdoo comes lorwul'l known as such. A dcscrtcr front the
. . ' Otltll‘ltl . - ‘
mtetlal.‘ corlsistlug of to.
‘ M Inhiccts from whom tltc (:crluults
blamed flu-c labtll‘. 'l‘llclc utllsl bo,
(
\\'llll the ittforuuttlon that the South! milks l-‘i shot. A dceerter from ”W.
‘tlruil is imprisoned. For a ticsertcr
\\.ls' (ll‘rl‘llt‘l in subscriptions to the .
l llotlt tltc financial ranks of the country : cit!" born “MIN WWW,“ h and N.
. . . , . W _
'W'QM July it (at. ammo or mum jam-u a- cum mm.
ticrtllun born "Li I: of voting dip» who
Slmr
llll’ \tlstrlall lltl'll lttulcs uutnbcr mm
The catnip
i yt-ul't of agt- lllltl ll\t'l‘. tlnd llT-AH‘J 101‘-
D. A I. AND 00““.
but; M Wei». Up Icahn in
final Cw.
30?!”an chm-pier. llau‘hte-l'e ti the
American Revolution and all tin other
chapter. in the state are being urged
to put every eflort fol-til in suppon "
of the Fourth Liberty loan. {’al'mliélflb
is the foundation stone of the organizer}, .
lion, and Mrs. John 1.. Buel oi Lit-.vhv
field, the slate regent. sets forth in
pungent phrases the responsibility oils.
each and every one. She also asks for 'm Dresses up—to.the-minute in
information on what the Dauglll't'l'c‘ are 2,
nuts: {“343 0‘ Splendid fabrics“ beam"
Tu t‘ouuectit-ut Regents and Members. fu11y made, at prices that are 1888.
[than the market cost.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
SATIN DRESSES .WOMEN’S TAILORED
lion.
Again it is obligatory upon up to re - 3'.
mind you, ill compliance uilll lllSll'uC‘_‘
The woman who wants a drc s '
~ ~ surrs
Olltr of the must complete collec-
l
i
‘ lions rev-t ittd from hallonril and state
Liberty loan colllulitiees. ll.’dl u l-e-‘V lht‘ latesl Fill? Bl a “105i I‘t‘asnua
blc price should see these at
port of the amount of individual and
51 6.50 To $22.00
U
chapter investments by l-‘lmm‘v'i‘ludn
TAFFfiX SILK
DRESSES
5 Daughters of the American Revolution
,in thc Fourth Liberty loan will be re?
Arc here in a splendid array of
styles and are striking. new and
quired of us as heretofore. To be pre- ;
pared to respond to this call in ll ulln~ '
modish: all the wanted and staple
l .. shades.
ner worthy of out more than il\‘t‘
Amount invested by chapter. amount l TO
$8.95 $16.95
thousand members l must ask for their
invested by individual lltelltbcrs}
WOMEN'S SERGE
following illl’orllltllioll from each chap 3
amount sold‘by individual xueutbcre.
DRESSES
‘ lions we have ever shown
Materials of the best. comprilev
wool serge. silk poplin, broadcloth,
silvertouc cheviot and oxford mix-
tures and values are in evct'y in-
stance the very best.
$12.98 To $35.00
COATS r765 MISSES.
JUNIORS AND GIRLS
Fur plush trimmed in every no
ceptcd fabric and color.
vlcc giving qualities at
prices.
DRESg—S—KIRTS
Excellent values in a
Good sen .
economy
.t
l
l
extra fashionable“
fabric, all wool serge. silk poplins,’
t-otllpl‘c-
heusive assortment of the seison’s
best models lit
ter.
number of subscribing lucmbers. Each
‘ regent is asked to canvass her chapter
the above four r‘
items of information and report to me Six new 111011915 1“ It“! and black
as soon as possible after the close of Sfil‘gt‘. The best values offered this
the campaign on October 19. ““011 at
this request as a patriotic duty. 1t .
does not seen: ltct't»:~tll',\' lo lt-llearsc:
the reasons which lluvc th'n so free l
wantcd by our government and that ' \' I COATS
should be sufficient for Daughters of. ‘ cw ant fetching models. Coats - .
of the most wanted types at nlut-lt' handsome plaids and “Ch law‘s»
wanted out of idle curiosity: No one,
has time for idle curiosity llll'N' days, $12.98 TO $45 00 $4 95 TO 512 50
so ploulle ist‘lld luv it rcpttrl its nearly" ‘ . ' '
l00 per ccnt. perfect an it is possible mm- was: .. — .
. .‘: _ tam-uh; 3"” 3". -. - .
to make it. and more nearly approacll- ‘ ' i A 3‘ "‘
systeluatically for
hipllllll‘rfi are urged to respond to $12 98 TO 22
' I50
9“
WOMEN b SMA
quently explained. The inforlllutlou is ‘ L RT
ihc American Retolmion. it is ltuti" .
‘ less than their actual value. ranging in Prices from *
‘
y
TROLLEY COMPANY
AFTER ANOTHER CENT
-__.n___
(Continued from Pull Ono)
”
With it increase of one cent a year
5ago, it has bcclt thought advisable In
the face of the jltltey'cotnpelition lo
incl-case iltc ~lite directly to all pas-sen
acts and tho Ztltiltu aydclll hall been
t-tutsidcrcd wilt-rob) the distance tl‘llt‘~
t-llcd will lnlllt'alt' the cost of ridlnlz.
lly this system. it is thought by sonic
that the cost of operation of some of
the cottlpttny‘s hill 5 will be llllltlc luorc
pl't illilbil'. -
'I‘o atcttralt-ly tlclel‘lniltc tltc tlircc- CONFERENCE TO ARRANGE FOR
liuuu taken by tlltflic ilt Norwlllk a, FARMERS’ MEETINGS
ing the real total of subscriptions then
hit! rcttchcd me in previous loans. in
every loan. the reports, creditable
though they have bl'f‘ll, wcrc admit;
tedly incomplete.
lluy to your utlimsi, and report to
' your regent, anonymously. it you wish.
‘but above. all things buy —-Hl'\'
B-U—Y. At this moment of writing,
Sunday. (lt‘ltlllcr ii. the loan is at its
lagging stage. This must not llt’.‘
.‘l‘hcre must be no slackening in this
lotln iltc FIL‘llllng Fourth Are you
doing all you can as u «humor to help
boost the loan and got back of those
boys tlt lllt‘ from? It is
thought of that this country should fail.
tcrs was that. in the hurried coaliu:
and supplying of the ship during the
nltzht. om or tumc of thc colll'lalrls
had been left open accidentally, allow.
lug water in great volume to outer as
the ship gradually settled under the
weight i the added stores.
The s nkinn of the America ltlakes
the second transport thus put out of
colnmlasion ill New York harbor einco
the war. On April 3.3 last, the liner
St. Paul sunk while being wanted into
her pict. Water pourcd into an open
coal port and sltc turtted over. The
' 1. Paul was not raised untilabout ttto
weeks ago.
I
not to bt‘
'l‘llit'i Liberty Loan. On all fl\'l‘i‘l.l 'c.' , . . . cl wk ststcln notv is in force. stl llc~ . , , .
dot! the captured war ‘nn“,l.~m" cou- t . b there is unfortunately. no legal pcnl ______ “Will—"lhf’mé‘n who are not only gtvrng milmmg- ”m wmiuu‘lv mkm “tum, l 0min”: of the tonnetm-ui rum...
~ l'f. .~ ~- . le dc t‘thI . ‘ .,. i. .. . . ‘ . oic - - . . ... ..
m. at "u. .m... t "' "“ ““‘ ”‘ ”‘F ' "l . " . ‘ to But were i- a mom pen-W- lQUESTlONNAlRE FOR ““” “‘” "“‘ mm“ W“ “' ""- "“W" "‘ "“"“" W5 a“ "l ism“ ‘°““""’“ “W"
\ K ,, s , . h nut country Worn SllllSCI-n-t-l's to tllc Third And thinking members of the cont, MANUFACTURER“ tho tilt-gauge that if “-0 do “m an,” llli‘, WW“, mm, “mm was taken some aaoc a ion. Hartford , Comm. Partu
.Ht . -. ~ '-~:: ‘;l‘.~l it ' ', , . . . _ , i .H .... ) ,
.Gl- lowmm‘W’" m" t ( ‘ l ppm-it- Loon. pm ”w 1..“ states that ltltlnlty should not tail to llnprcas upon' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ loan. they trill out of their pay. [‘0 “(\(Vllhldrl ‘ ‘ H ”H v. ” Burt an. and other agricultural men
1-. - . ., ~ s 2, ‘ , , . .- svg . . ,;_~tl. , . . . , ,
-aands of ntllcs of l.tll\\ll). Tho, these slackers the NBt‘nP‘dS of such, pity and fight and tilt»- all llll't‘t' that H "' m“ - ‘ l cintions hnte stxnlfled their Wining-
lctllut- ill at thc tail of lltc list Were all (Continued from First Pun).
on railway system alone he esti-
mted its worth $000.000,000.
Then there “'0“ the foodstuffs 8101': ll ‘ 'l
. H‘. ill .
on everywhere. the crutiF Till-“Pd 0“:
fig“ ' forced labor. the ”1“"
.13“ land b) , .,t in lllc ltlttn.
mterlala such its coal. petroleum. ll ,
;._copller. ti
es and “‘01“ lnlll"i‘l““l"" 1“ m‘r.vt't‘tllltllliy and cfllcieltcv,“ la the slogan
Wm Franco tilllm‘ the (terltluns SmmLof the war industries board. Now it
- . ' - hero .
10,000,000 “0”“ "l “0"" T ,is the incandtscent lalttp men who:
.. ere 3“ the industrial plants seiz"’d'hmnounce that they are doing away
it the film“?S “mm“ by “‘9 (“'r'fiwltlt the old-style, incfllcient carbon
“3 and all “‘0 machinery and tool-4| lialtts and complicated sockets and.
d off into Germany. Mixtures retaining in some cases only!“ “was by taxes.
' ’ a
x " .' lotttnil~l , ‘ , . , , W
”5&0 here :enre t'lu llnl‘ll:(m;f‘::lrnn“rt"i2" pel Cent. tf former lines. A salins
' I“ 0‘ ° urs “'0“ of 50 per cent. in any business 6 at
‘len. “13 priceless WWW,“ art ”wilting sltlpoilt the right direcllon.
t , . - . . ltlddcn.‘
tit it“. to Gemanl and sold or _._____..—-..————.
531mm were the war levies imposed ('zau Ferdinand explained his abdi-
tmflduered populations, rising lntnt
rods of millions. There were the
. jewels and securities stolen by
invaders. including Stillbirtlymn
Junk depcrlts taken at one timetall unsatisfactory:
. Bettina bunks. All- this. Mrfllf- formula it. Kaiser Wilhelm.
W‘
. me maintained.
more than the war had cont Gt"
mean and contcutptlble conduct.
What would they think. if tlloy werol
drawn into the army. and sent to
France in fight. and found themselves,
in the face of a German charge with:
nothing to defend themselves with?
'Wottld they think they were gettingl
fair trenttttcn‘.’ , ‘l
They'll be tltc first to kick, and the!
loudest I
tltcut (which, praise
is precisely what
olltcrs.
Th; govcrunlcnt might just its well,
and could just its “'0". raise the money
lutllis case the
slackers would have to come across' of ”‘9 Failed
Will ”if” proper 811079: Thai-ill" 80‘“ lltcnt service. The superintendcni o
erttlttellt does not impose taxes, but the etuploytticut Service will
offers the Liberty Loans instead. prc- ”it‘s" W‘lrkt‘rs ‘l‘lif'i't‘ illt‘)‘ 1““ “it?“
supposes that the government hint,
faith in click and every citizen to do; of war Industries already on tile.
lli‘.\ or her share. l The present areal shortage of wa
\
i
i lll ltc South, and North Carolina,
’ Kitchln's tl\\'ll stutc, was at the tip of
Only 21.3 pcr cent of tltc pco<
ill their respccllvo district‘s.
do of North ("littlill \\' -rc s bs t: cra .
I ‘ fl ‘ u (vc'l' ’ lnallufttcttlror will recclvc three coplcs
m. _._._..__
in tllc illlcrcsts
n. “‘3“ etc. “‘an frolu, “Standardize oi
by lllt} manufacturer. ‘ "
Thu information thus- obtained wit
lod. it is not) ill
would happen to chairmen of the
l community
service.
employment service will
States Entploylucn
0“ I
l “ .
hezcatlon as due to “a succession of Cl!"
have occurred in
in
cltmstances which
my kingdom." Somewhat lacking
clcarttesa and detail. and yet not at
We recommend
the financial slacker alone to hide be
hind his fellows. clutching his rotten
ldolllra in his dishonored hands.
the community wants to cheat. let him “'“M‘m‘m
or her pay the price for cheating. If;
worth conjunction with the lucid «hector
l
t
Wilh'
Employ Inn! ind-rt ire.
..i ,
not "a basis [or peace Itloliifltinl. .lnouey than “Mr witmwt and that1
there lit question an
reader that; "RN 0‘ "Wit “MIN. let thet- Inp. ,
my. My we than»: don‘t;
They are terns of our :3 i
Germany mu t mop! all they stand. J‘
it thew I- to be a; m m: in
W '
of it Germany hm hm alum,
“but out Irittfll More ale tel
I. lone but «you when like
*my to vmh the pan. or '«Il been tab-Ir than“
may be Illtll't' nectlcd. Questionnaires
will be sent by the community labor
board chairman to all manufacturers
Each
Two of those will be returned to the
lttbor board chairman, fitc days tmct
their receipt. and one will he rctttincd
And .vct, ‘r h were M“ ‘0' he recorded at once. and the workers
tlussitictl its to the occupations by flit"
labor
boards, each of whom is also the or»
ualliler of the l'nitetl State: Public
The superintendent of the
place;
oVer to the respective dislrim olilcest
plat-c
llecdcd. Tllcrc trill be a particular cf—‘ lzetl work is 51mm”... than individual
fort to respond to'tltose requirement.
This honest citizens do. it is forf Wilrkt'rs lt’d In the organization (If “it“, win.
:conlmunity labor boards by the Fed—l
: cral War Labor Policies board, and to. _ .
”the appointment of the Sf'Vt'rfll organl» A‘ R‘ ”"0"? loan and {““d in slowly
’ . zm ot the ntml Sm... l‘llblit' aervlcetccm'nx lu-
lllYT. if any maul or any woman in: Rewrite in the fourtm-n districts of to min. A little more effort and we
'1‘"? ”WWW“? “5‘" 1h“ have it cont “(P-"our pledges
boards .ct In an advisory capacity in N partmenl olicluls.
The prosldml's Fourteen Terms- it": "uh at then could rather how their and silt? director of the tilted States!
In cum when"
to the prop"
aluminum or mum-r of m. the
utter l- est—Hand and W M.
their MW and the m i the «mm in» hunk man
out ”It". to. It QM! ltd-I M.” them“: “than Matti-M
at "new“ 01‘
gers lllculsclvcs llrt~ asked to llltllt‘ull‘ host to co . , ,
the information voluntarily that will operate in “Rmbmfil m'd‘
lcati to an accurate tlctcrmiualltln mm“? “199m“! in Hartford of allied
both of what proportions of curs will farmera' orzanlzaiions. The idea has
ltc run from one section of lllt‘ city to been endorsed by the Siam Board "r
the ccittcr and what number of cars Agriculture in reaponse to this
will bc required In carry passengers ’ ‘ '
from the center of tltc city to other dl- growing sentiment, the FM ““03""
l‘l‘(‘lltlll.~l l'rottt tllc tit-sl.lalten by the merit of the State Council of Defenst‘
[laifif‘ngl-l‘s. and also how a zoning today called 3. conference. to be held
system of fare collection may be es» at the Capitol. in the rooms of the
the loan: subscribe to the loan: tltink‘ tabllsllcd. - S ,
of nothing but the loan until it 20%; Notices to the following effect have late Board Of Agriculture, Tuesdal.
October 15th. at 2:30 p. m.
over the top—dike tltem~to victory. thwn placed ill all cars: "Please fill.
If meetings are pmtiibim¢ putt out traffic slips. The information fur. Representatives of twelve agrlml‘
your board “I. ,, “(mug workinu “my nished on thesc slips will advise. the lllral organizations and institutions
is what thcy are doing. What are we
doing? \‘l’c cannot full so low as to
let them do it all. We must not fail
”Will and we are not going to fail
them, but to let the great loan lag even
for a day is disheartening to those’
boys and causes them needless anxiety.
Then let us all get out and work for,
. . . f' it :tnl wl i fit this the .-
mlttec together to take part in your mmwfn" '0-1 ,( .to‘ ‘4‘ ms". , have been “fitted to participate in
l 1 l H D A R lll ldllfljtlllly of tilt patlons ride. hive. tht the conference Presidents and w
ocu cmnpa an. we . . . so its :x . ~ -., , t r) . , ' ‘ ’
t list plact at tvltltlt you ltavt the cat, retaries of the several associations
Don't let' include this information on transfer
This will allow the company have in all cases been urged to at-
tend. The plan contemplates a bit:
agricultural exhibit. prepared by {Tie
’different. organizations. each one'cov-
Prinz its particular phase of food pro-
:ductlon and the whole supplemented
by a conservation exhibit furnished
by the Food Administration and a war
:exhlblt supplled by the State. Council
‘ ‘of Defense.
The Food Department‘s interest In
booths in populous places. _
us tumble to the well-worn phrase.‘ points.
"We are doing all we mm" for we are‘ to make intelligent study of problemst
nnl~any of us. Other organizationsx mmmmmfifi:_fiq_fl__
, are working and we must. for organ"
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the undisputed hot that a large mu-
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kept.
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