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PHONE CALLS
aIlilm'ial Rooms—~92.
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MEMORIALS TO OUR SOLDIERS
An editorial in a term! #5111 ('l ll"?-
American (‘ily nuggests that incmor-‘
Illa to our Soldirrs tttkc Mime r(il'm
other than tlzatis and tablets 'l‘liw
particular Mllls‘llllllt‘s mentioned rue
community homes for soldiers and in‘
dustrlal workers,
The hmhex‘t triliutc to the dead. the
‘ertel; lllHlll‘t’lll’il'd. is greater seriite
to the livinz. Community lltlll‘l‘h are
already filling a great nccd mar th<
army il‘dillrll: (’irlllpn, in ltrllllillQ {L
comfortable, tl‘llM‘lllt'lll
come eonnccting link 1hr
military and the civil litn Such build-
Inge are needed in other plat-PF.
They will ‘still ho needed when ti:
In: is over and the. period or \o. i.”
and industrial readjustttlt’nt i< on it
I: even t rnccivable that then» will lm
genuine llelllllt'FS It'll to: .~utli rw-
ration centers and riveciinu liliil't‘.\ in
the community at'tcr all otuwrgtnt-w
now considered haw ansed.
This ;.~ but one of a numbn-
plans for l:ot.oiiur our Killlllt‘l‘.‘
1lantinu ct lll‘t‘l-i has serlmcd to
one of thc Illlt‘hl and lonlim:
MIPS that t'nllltl he offered.
The general hclicf that only try.
constructive measures can “'c filling-
ly honor the dead in lllln war is in
‘ltself a great tribute. 'l‘llM' lllnl"
given llll'll‘ liver: to uphold (llll‘_tlt‘.‘l"§
eat national ideals. it is lit» do; “I;
iillll “hole--
lrciwt on
inn.
of
The
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those who ;t~main at home to her
those ltlt’dlr‘ tangible cxprmsion in
the daily life of the nation.
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"CONDlTIONS PRECEDENT”
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That is it tine. urorrill-flllinc plirnw‘l
»"conditions prwt‘etlt‘nl to an :ll'nllr“!
tlce."~ it has a pleasant savor as weI
roll it under our tongues.
lame token. it tastes bitter tn Ger“
may. For as explained in Washing-1
ton dicpatt-hcs, the “t'nndllimia' prece-
dent“ will probably include the fol-
lly the}
lowing:
Germany will have to withdraw!
Irom all invaded territory every".
there,
She will also have to withdraw;
from Alsacelmrraine.
She will have to let the Allies oc-:
copy certain strong. >tmtccic post-i
Lions on German territory. sot-h as the,
unified cities of Strasrbtrrz. (‘ob-l
Jen: and Metz. l
She will have to surrender all the;
Barman war material now on Allied;
not). i
She. will have to the‘;
Krupp run works.
She will have to agree to the surv’
render of her fleet. 1
After that, the Allies will consentl
to stop fighting and talk pcacc it‘l‘lll5.i
dismantle
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LIES
If the Devil is the Father of Lies.»
on Holy Writ says. Devilworship is?
terrainly the religion of Berlin. Mach-
‘iavelli himself could hardly havej
backed more lies into one short docu-
ment than the Gcrmnn government,
out in its last peace note. j
Blanket denials of "illegal
humane actions" on the part of the
German land and sea forces which all
the world iron to hove been a part:
d German policy and pumice for
h yours: dental: or the opening of
”been carrying patronize” Mn
mood whim. when the ubrleh! of
m.» on tho lat antic-mu at-
and hue "and! died out“: um'
“firs-outta m
a
Street Car Patrons Have Had the Following
Displayed for Their Perusal for Several Weeks:
“Washingtonand Lincoln were hampered by critics.
Don’t hamper Wilson. Elect men who will aid ,lrinr
win the war."
Schuyler Merritt, Republican candidate for Con-
gress, has kept his pledge to support every meas-
ure for the prosecution of the war. He has again
reaffirmed his allegiance to that support.
After the war is over a man of broad business
experience will be essential in Congress. Such
a man is the present efficient Congressman,
Schuyler Merritt.
Nov. 5th.
ery boon-hold arritlc of valuw stolen.
irurnedorouruslied by the baffled.
lluu.~. ;
Professions of German derrrocruliza':
lion when Germany is not at all dc ‘
professions of (le'r'Tuau
unitv when Germany is not united;
profession: or litmfe “URI 11 gourm-
rnn ”85> will“ enamored of war; pro-
tmsiour or adrriiration for President
Wilson, whom that norerning tin»
lltllt‘h'I lHUlt’x‘ltlllr‘ or an liontmt pun
[W‘t’ lll Illntlf‘ ntcotlirtiorrs wllTn un
tltlllt‘ullr is the transpartul'fiimu
(‘llt'llL And all thew lies spread
broadcast through the world in it
\‘lrhl. new propaganda crturpaiunf
illut‘l‘lllth‘tl;
Germany has the lit-ttcr of us in
'lrrx sort of llrinll. As llll‘ 'larndorr
l‘mt reruarks, she "enjoy all the
Advantage.» possemed by an unst‘l‘llltll‘
lous liar our an honest man." l'rc
t'rsely became she lies so i'lutntl.‘
and persistently. and sorrretimcs so
plausibly. any intercourse with her is
perilous.
Our only safety lies in “thc drum-
ming guns" which neither lie not
brook lies. “
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AUTOMOBILE
JOY RIDE ENDS
IN WESTPORT
(Continued Irom First Page)
John Eirand of ill (‘urmine >ll’t‘t'l,
New York. who hit» both legs broken.
and otlu-r injuries. The mixers lc"
:tl‘tt-r rot-wiring first aid without rc-
Healing their identity.
“Stretch" Kent Some Doctor.
A humorotr-r twirl is given to what
wa: really it most serious situation on
the rcturn_jnumey at” rlrt- :tnrhulunrc,
it seems that the driw s )f the nor-
hulnncv stopped at a wall known hutch
wagon. und’nskcd for volunlt-era to go
with him to the scene of tho i ct-ltlcnt
and one of tho.~e who went was
“Stretch" Rent.
it is said that one of the girls mis~
took the Kcnial “Stretch" for a physi-
cian. and throwing her arm..- mound
his neck implored him to save her
from the publicity that she cvldcntly
feared.
lx'ent soothed llre young lady at; DH“?
he could. at modestly disclulmlnr:
eiiltt‘l‘ medical knowledge or power to
hush up the story.
Schnell's garage on River street
was notified of the accident. and
made an attempt to remove the car
this morning but it was so badly
.rmashod that it will take some time
to remove it.
In the meantime all effort“ to local-3
the owners have proveu unuvaillrrsv.
and there is an evident desire to cover
up their identity.
0NLYIL03T mold l
“SI NKLESS” LUCIA
(Continued From Page One)
ported that he had received a mes-
sage. from on American naval vessel.
saying it had eighty-six survivors
from the Lucia aboard. it was un-
vesttol except the crew. which cvident~
ly numbered ninety men.
ancv bum defined to make her on “0
nlnkable. First new: that she had
been went down was received in mar- "l" V0“ Hindcnhuru h“ Ml fulfilled-
tine circle: in New. York. and lust
uiuhr'» announcement in the first by
m» Navy lien-fluent.
and had made
our man “but In“.
HOHENZOLLERNw
DYNASTY LIKELY
TO DISAPPEAR
(t‘orlrinurd From Fir>t l‘al’r'l
the Berlin illlll l-‘r.rtrklort Stock Ex
changers rhowrd on improved tendency
as it rc>ult oi l’inrdtut \l'ilhou‘h noti-
Furl it not C(lllt‘l‘ull'tl lllill lllt’
tcntc coirltreuct- at l’uris will put for
Marti ticuiurim "incompatible with Her-
Illitll honor," but the anxiety to know
the l‘.\.'i('l turn: or tlrc associated gor-
t‘lillllt‘llh put> everything else in the
but kgrouud.
“All..‘t‘l' and simmc are bad couri-
Sellors,” any» the Loiml Anzelner. of
Berlin, which is corrupt to leare the
dN'lhlull to tile urmy lcltdt-rs. it is at
eiuuiflcaut High or the limo that Print-t-
(‘llfll‘lea‘ flirty lnchuowr-‘ky‘s pamphlet.
blaming lllt German Government for
planing tiw world “lli‘ and saying
that Great llritaiti did everything to
arert it. bu: bet-n permitted to reap-
pear in Germany.
LONDON, Oct. Elli—v Emperor William
has no inttrrrion or abdicnrintt. but is
willing. if it is for the good of thc peo-
ple. t0 ordain that hi5 rights shall be
rt-frtrurt-d. attordiug to a statement all
tributed to German court circles. The
emperor in said to have remarked:
" i will not abandon my sorely tried
people. but. if trecctsaury, l am ready
to become something like hereditary
president or a German republic. like
the kings of England. Belgium and
ltaly."
WASHINGTON. Oct. 28.—-- lcruruny's
rejoinder to l'l'efildt‘ni Wilson's Inst
note war- rtrllrcr unexpected here and.
pending receipt of the official text.
through the Swiss Lenntion. comment
was withhold. Gerrernlly_ however. lhc
note Was not regarded as one requir-
ing an answer.
The diplomatic situation is just
where it was when l’rcaldent Wilson
informed the Gcrmnn Government that
Its request for an armistice and pence
had been transmitted to the Allied
Governments. The nt'..l step expected
was the submission of terms of an
armistice to Gcrmnny.
Announcement from London that
Premier Lloyd George and Foreign
Secretary llnlI'our had left for France
with naval and military advisers fore.
shadowr-d an early meeting of the Sir-
preme War “Council at Versailles.
While the military and naval member-a
ml the (‘ouncil are drawing lcrms of
.an armistice, which will be tanta-
mount to surrender by Germany. the
political reprcsorrlutivea of the Eu-
tente l’owcrs tire expected to discuss
the individual peace views of their
Governments with it view to formulat-
ing a complete program to be present-
ed lf Germany acceptthe terms of
the armistice.
, LONDON. Oct. 2S.——A Copenhagen
dispatch to Exchange Telegraph Com-
pany quotes Maximilian Harden. the
editor of the Die Zukunl’t. of Berlin. as
saying. in an intcrview with the Ber:
lintzske Tidende. of Copenhagen:
“We started the war with a dirty
trick and all our subsequent victorics
have been the results of dishonesty.
at in o
Germany a vulgar
show. We all today on the ruins of
thirty years of llohouzollern politics.”
ZURICH, Oct. 28.—~Reports that
Field Marshal yon Hindenburg has re-
and “1‘ derstood that there was none on the signed 3"“ printed in German "EWSW‘
para. The Neueste Nachrichten. of
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Vote for his rte-election» on
reply to l‘rt~.~.rtitrit \‘l'ileon, Q‘thullhr‘
“The sign.» portcutl urouglr, pointing
to a sptetly end or the nighttime and
indicating .tu ill'tt'lllilllit‘ oi the terms
soon to be dictated.“ '
The Chronicle um: "The German
reply is. in effect. illl unqualiflrd Ht"
ct—plancc. Nothru: Miriam.~ but for
the. associated powcrs to illllltlllllt‘t'.
without delay. llil‘ program or naval
and military iiit‘drtilts which the arm-
isritc Ilt‘t't'>§llall>. it i.\ unl.kcly that
Germany » .ii uth-tt ttt tht «it-lailwaltc;
"KIN-in: to the IHllll‘lplt. it her sil-
unlion wrir not ileum-into, slrc trcrcr
would have nont- ll: tar as rllt‘ hits. it
any continuation “trr needed as to
the significance of lH'. Sun‘s "“l’lll 1'
would he found .tr General Ludetr
dorl‘s resignation.“
The [only .\luil hopes and bciitycs
the Allies "will not do anything so
foolish" a> lilltllttlialely to disclose lllt
terms upon “'lllt'll tilt-y are willing to
xrant .rn annuatiw 'l‘hc paper ray:
the German rcpt) (low not rucct l‘rrsi
llt‘nl \\'l|r~or.‘s queutrous and. utter sum-
marizing llle mc-t icccut happening}
in Germany. tlul;m.~. in effect. that
nothing is ultt‘terl lllt’i‘t‘.
“The sword .-r.!l is in the hand of
numeracy." the papcr says. “it will
be time enorr.-.lr for Marshal Foch to
state. the lt'llllrl when lhut wwortl hm
been bmkcn or surrendered."
"Tho promptitudc of the reply may
be accepted tor convincing cvldcucc at
lcusl (it to rtrrtltly's tlrwirc and need of
In armirticc,” says the Post. "in:
Soil? .tivurarrccs regarding: tar-reach
lug changes are not very satisfying."
limymcr. Nothing hurt happened as:
yet to sucncst that anything funda-
mental has been changed in Germany.
except thc expectation of victory. Thc
flrat condrllon of any armistice is that
Germany slztrll be unable to break it or
refuse the (ondlllons the Allin-dictate,
lt‘ lllt‘ German Government means bus-
iness. it will send plenipotenlinr-ics to
Marahul Foch. but from present indi-
cations, Germany's rulers are “item
only on gaining lime.”
The Times says:
"’l‘hert~ is no new vlcwpoint in the
German reply exccpt that it seeks rathv
er crudely to impose upon President
Wilson and the Allies the initiation of
proposnls for an armistice. it is for
the Gcrtmms to approach the naval
and military commanders with their-i 'Odu-V 0" “ll?" W“ told “‘5‘ d‘“! 3““
formal pctition for a cessation of war.“
\V.-\r~lHl.\‘::'rt)N, Oct. 2S.~'i‘he Ger-
tltrctcd by a pcoplc‘u government with
-:lt'llltll and (.“nmmfionnr lrowt-‘r umpl have grown turd changed (.rlil‘llltl“
that the terms of the American and| ably hill 1 (”in “MPH." l‘t'alm‘ "-
Allied governments for an armistice
are awaited. rcuchcd the Sirius Lega-
tlorr today by cable.
This communication is
lhcrc mv‘rt‘l) as an acknowledgment or: many dugoure-r in this vicinity.
l room itself is rile feet high. The floor
‘epacc is about 7le feet.
those in power at l-lcrlln to hasten tlref floor and ceiling: six feet of prolectec ,
lcmuinp of n dclinltv statement of lhel ticn. First. there in a layer of logs two‘
will‘
the president's conuuunication with an
indication of the tinnitus tit-sire or
terms upon which their enemies
permit hostililics to cease.
Tlli‘ president is expected to rrrnltel fect deep and next there is a covering
. nccticur boys huw taken.
2 picture that I sent some time ago. It;
man mncrnltlt’nl'.‘ reply '0 I’ll nident‘ he was surprised then to learn that IiTODAY
[Wilst‘n's last note. asserting that the] was shining he will be more surprised
= negotiations for pt-trce :rre bcing conw when he knows that l have been trout:
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Berton Store
THE GREAT
HARVEST SALE
Second Week Starts Today. Six Days
of Wonderful Selling. Immense Quan-
titles, Away Below Regular Prices.
—EXTRA SPECIALS m4
00A TS AND SUITS
Quality, Style and Low Prices
Women’s Suits
150 High Grade Suits. A wonderful showing in materials. such ‘ l 3-
LOURS. OXFORDS. BROADCLOTHS. SILVERTONES. MIXTURESasA‘NPD
POPLINS. The styles include Strictly Tailored Suits. High-Waisted and Pleated ‘
Models. Stunning Braided Suits Also many handsome models with shawl col-
lars. Rich Velvets and Fancy Furs. COLORS REINDEER. GREEN. PLUM.
BROWN. TAUPE. BURGUNDY, BELGIAN AND BLACK. Priced in groups as
follows. which are at least 25 per cent. under value:
$12.98-$20.00-$25.00-$29.50
HUNDREDS. or COATS
BEAUTIFUL WINTER
WONDERFUL COPIES OF SEASON'S MOST EXPENSIVE MODELS
LAVISHLY FUR TRIMMED 0R PLAIN TAILORING
CHOICEST COLORIN GS »
THE STYLES—A so ecial group. exhibiting every new idea of large "snuggle-
in" collars. slit and patch pockets. double buckle. trimmed belts. Stunning Panel
Models. Plaited and Shirrcd effects.
THE MATERIALS---Silvertones. Broadcloths. Suede and Chamois Velour.
Bolivins. Pom Poms. Velour Kersey. trimmed with Seal. Beaver. Kit and Taupe
Conev. Skunk Opossum. richly silk lined. , “A. __ M
Priced as follows. which prices are 25 per cent. under value: .-. it.
$12.98 - $19.50 - $23.50 - $29.50 - $31.50
an N”. 3.51.1 .m’.3.flt. ’ nu °7 24.1.5.1 I.“ \«m. A... ‘ 4;, “4% .497}.
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such own With food and ammunition.
The dog crawls from one shell-hole to
another. until he finds the man for
whom he. is looking and delivers his
hot coffee and soup and n belt of car?
lridres. Groups of dogs are also Used
for heavy hauling. Two men can sit
on the seat of the wagonette. and the
team may serye to rush forward trui-
munition during a battle or to haul a.
nauciilne gun wherever it may be need-
e .
over of almost 300,0t‘0 shares. Mm.
can Petroleum lost virtually all ils
pain, Royal Dutch 6 1‘2 and sonrt ol'
the active war equipments 2 to 1:
points. U. S. Slecl reacted 1 1-2 do.
.spitc favorable lorecasts of lllt quay
tt-rly statement to be issued tomorrow .
rails yielded 1 to 2 points. and motor .
1 to 2 points. Trading sinckt'nrd tow
ard midday, firmness among urlitut
issues being offset by furtlror heari-
ness elsewhere.
‘HOIIIP hero in Glrruttny. Anti llll‘ll
bulk to good old 1‘. S. A. and Unricn.
You hau- l‘t'iltl i suppose of some of
the Kl‘efll ut'thiticx ovt-r llt‘lr- not
knowing. or corn-st». the part that Con-
‘ Your letters of August 13 and ‘Jfl
reached me about September 20. I-
would likc l-‘Itrrcnt-c to writt- a letter
T of her- own. i just happened to think
when he saw the shoving outfit in tho
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m WALL STREET} DAD HAD MARRIED AGAIN.
i when Private J. Smith at l'am;V
NE\V YORK, Oct. 28, Wall Shem.‘ Mctttle r'et‘tir‘t‘tl a letter from in»:
10.30 a. m.—-Oiltt, shippings. rails home town‘ in l’lttntsyillt. Conn,
motors and calipers featured the ”’"Wd ""0“? “‘4‘,” mother." “M “(i‘
strong opening of today‘s Stock Mnr- ' dr‘g‘l’?‘ [0.11.111] “5 "My "‘3‘.” "m". h"
ket further cxtenslvo buying being made inquiries and found that his in}-
the rotor for some months. 1 suppose
in reply to your inquiry 1 will say i
not sleeping: in an old dugout built by stimulated by the tenor. of foreign [ht-r. n widower for two years. had
[Frenchmen three years art). it Is mm“... Mexican Petroleum again:“""1'”ml again. and that his ‘0th
ronurded: I‘llihl lmntly ‘0 my gun. There "ewns the lender, jumping it pointQ in' ““l‘ll‘jl' Wits l“'t‘IIlY-lrvo years old,
Th" the first half hour. Advances among John ’5 twentythrcc.
Shipping-‘1. representative rails and' -—
metnls ranged from i to 2 1-2 .ldllts.i .. . THE WRONG SLOGAN.
The war group was slightly hoary: _ \our money or your life.“ said tho
,with the exception of Baldwin Locouhllthwaynran. ‘
lcct (lt‘tlll. _0n top of the logos there'mome. U. S. Steel mode a fraction, V"Mlster." said the fttcetious victim,
is a 11‘?” "l bill-'5 "I sand about ""H'ial advance. but immediately reacted. i '3 ou'l'e got. the wronl: slogan. What
WALL STREET,. Noon—Many se~' .V‘Ou ought to ‘say is ‘Work or tight.’ "i
The walls.
lno rejoinder. “is personal exchanges: of six inch iron rails. On top of the. were reactions resulted from the heavy _ Detroit. Free PM.”
proflt~tnkingdn the first hour’s turn«
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mention. says that be but tafleretl his.
The Lucia was equipped with buOthron. but that the emperor has
not. The Frankfort (lamtte mint-Ina
but "pom to that elect. it can. are
Mink circulated by the Putter-unit.
decltled whether to accept or
“NOON. Oct. Raw-“Th brevity of
The armor III | cam candor “0 Guru. reply to President Wit»
carom my: in the cat‘s not. in a mm of its ninth
with the Gemini) autlrriritie.~. officials} rails is the camouflage~ a luycr of dirt’
:ald today. ended whm he tmnmritt =th and grass growing on it. _
"h“ mTl“‘>lrondencc to thr- Alilm. The: three of us sleeping here. We have
Willinur ll. is a film hem and. rrcxt Mop must he «in the par! wt“
“Mmfilofll‘flph co hclligcrenla. acting: in concert.
the
GEORGE GEIST TELLS OF
LlFE m A DUGOUT
Darien Boys of a Year Ago Will Ro-
turn from France. Men, Broad
Shouldered and Clean.
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Win-n thcdroys return from France‘
many of them will be xrown up and
will have taken on the habits and cow
toms as Well II? the stature of men.
llmttd ahoultiered follow will return
‘somc of whom it will be mighty turd
to recount” in the slim cheated lodo
thru went on). All IMO and more
. , . be
com.“ an the hull New. “Pmt- mu) t»- noted in letters that reach I
«at wan-r. lot. ”’1 u all to tin-l nitration of people at home or which
(m
‘thw m. It to “0 to Dr. “(p the following in I sample. It m wrlt~
J m loom-:7. to 0‘1"!“ by Private rim mu
mm. w . m. a. . mot and prowl-tn ham
”'1'. M “W h 'm “in. Mt” no written to DWI“.
(loom: W
than» t
There‘ are
' the plitcc clean and dry and it is very
. comfortable.
. « Love to all.
GEORGE
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Lieut. Goldschmidt has been in this
ally and called upon Dog Warden
Walsh. our local warden. in person.I
Ind it V» through instructions, fuel
platted by Mr. Walsh. that plan were
motto and perfected that this wonder-
ful work on start-d and result: oc-
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“hand-«5w lCnmwmflnHM~ 3
lobed lbot will surprise the 4 tb- IMO-4 .
mummmrmmmm- mum-1"...“ M...“
out. old this h added mmflmntrl . fl 1“ a w
t ‘0 ' ‘ MW Ml“ .' 0 action! or
. ‘ and-lb; chow-=1”, firmw: .lue and :hod»
at... . Ira-lull to . . M for--
hull-u w'v'ottn sunflofw. I. roam: ”minus.
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