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lThe Imperial War Cabinet. Renter's
fl _. Q -~ III Interior snd'flllitoryf limited learns. shortly will resume
m '00....“ PM II to sittings in rider to deliberate 05
l ”— l w W ”‘9 “9“"! 01' brace. There also will
. um omit—«rum»: N 0 ~91th
be important conferences and dis-
cubs one in London, between the lm.
e l . . .
I“ ”tom: :0 “Mavis D ”Hm. Transport, Justice' penal and Dominion statesmen,
mm Board has workod out with N "W'W‘W'g‘m HosnLE‘fi’w “
shoe mucuum old-soul's and WW’ Art M tenure—Herr] PARIS NIT? GERMAN SOLD'ERS'
retailers, . Nil 'm" M ore to Lgndsberx. . . - ‘ ..'0\. 14.. ‘llinvastn The tier-
" mu” in {our 1 a. “a m m Social l’oltcy~Rlcbs.rd Barth. : “1",“ ”Wm“ “j“? “W ”19 meh
be tit-tailed st prices I'hid havebeen ' H , V l'gmel-mmm‘by “guess to “mum“ me
assigned to each class with the 811910 QOCIALISTB COUNGII.‘ a poiftt dLiUil at ..AlsaCe-].t‘-i‘l'aiile It) re.
"a. 0' the War Industries Bosrd. The‘ ‘ lN HOLLA .intttn Cillm during the (term-an moire.
Inna)” Council bu lutmctedeachof: AMSTERDAM, WednesdsykNov. 13 illt‘lll. _The .messagc adds that 1118
the 168 war Pursuit: of Connecticut w.~Pieter J_ Troelstt‘a, the Dutch 502’ population Is hostile towards the
furnish data in this cmnection essen- .cialtst leader, declared at Rotterdam“ (’e'm‘m "0W"-
tial to the War industries Board. yesterday, that a meeting of/tbe 80-:
All war bureaus have been directed .elsltsts, next Saturday, would decide
to send to the otfice of the‘ Defense ‘ghether a SOMM‘S' and “orkmen's:
Council not later than November 13 _ ounctl would be established in Hob
- ' land ,at-cordtng to advices received
t m [I HIE inflow-summons”
“slut-soon. 7
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Volume-duets
mindset Tbs-ass- numb!” tho
Stricken annuity
mastic habits. Jr. ll,
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celebs-stirs at the uni-lice.
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pits to the t.-
l.“ Thrill Stamps, as one this
Room 33 has to its credit the
sale. 8121, room 27 was second
with $60, and room :6 third 1
with; 8”. ‘
The pupils and teachers are elsted m (”um-y “01m ‘
oven the Splendid record at the day an In. mm I.“ been ".7 friend. PM Now Hsvsn Road Ilsa Found
and hrs determined to do other stunts 1y '1th t'o co-regpondwu and a Ginny}! Most Chock Fund.
of the some klnd. hot! 5... m with them on 5“. . “Dolph. Nov. it. Vi tiliant T. Had-
The ”"08 SIM? rooms in them oocaslms. The recommendation 1“" "‘ 5" “”1“ "a“ “Md $4.000.
Franklin school also made a this show-- of a“, committee was announced last and tour Boston timing car waiters,
ing . They have a credit 0! “lo. 01' week. 8300 tat‘li. In the Federal court, yester-,
over 8400, this week’s sales being __._____a.._ day. for deltauding the Government by
mes—room 1 loading with s sole or FIVE U-‘BOATS ASK . “'th bows meal Woks. Madison
$8.75; room 2 having second i To IE iNTEaNEu had the tum-ks primed. Thirty-two
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nuptial tor the losses stunts.
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stricken humanity in war-tom
- by helping to pmVide suste-
Illll, the next harvest will tie-
_ Ins-titer sacrifices of the Ameri‘
”a, Food Administrator floor-
med today in an address at a
1 here or State Food Admin-
CONNECTLCUT ASKS .
EXTRADITION
.tluvel'ttot' M. H. Holcomb has issued
u requisition on the govurnol‘ of Now
'.,,a, M
W as famine em: ‘in Eu-
Kr. [louver said, that will be "be-
our powers to remedy," even
to carrying out of the plan to
{all America twenty million tons
-' was during the next year.
{ 2 . Russll alone, be declared,
an (arty million people who
but little chance of obtaining food
‘ i winter. Millions of others
. . . Europe. he said, who can
couched must be fed.
, 3m hoinx the new world situation,
' W or the collapse betore lite
‘ f .' Ir. Hoover continued. '"tbe
7 (hangers in our policies on to-t
~ s outlook on be summarised: 1
‘ we may now advantageously
the use of substitutes in our
hull} that we will still to-
oooiouy and elimination or
= h it) mumption; that for the
to used conservation in_ but;
mods-sod milk: that ultimate-
mood this to all the tats.
contemplate, at the most,
fully three pounds per'~
. I sugar per person or lion-ne-
“of sod on the present outlook
i. ass by the svsilsbllity or Java
. to lumps begin at once to rc-
, m restraints on sugar pending
, W in European policies.
. is on policy which cannot
‘ g -- and that Is the vital necessity
M living. We must realize that
_ spectra of tsmine abroad now
gm the abundance of our table. at
1‘0 have now to consider a. new
situation in food. We have to
you“! Moe. A Europe 0!
eh I. ism out In either in ruins
m in social condsgrstion,’ a Europe
“it degenerated soils and depleted
; s Europe with the whole of its
. lotion on rstions or varying de-
« . .. or storvstion and large numbers
hive been under the German be i
uslly starving.
. "The group of gamblers in human
‘Jlte, who have done this thing are now
' in cowardly flight, leaving anarchy and
Mn to millions of helpless p.ople.
”no war has been brought to an
and in," small measure by starvation
and it cannot be our business to
flotilla!!! slandtidn after peace."
.3 Mr. Hoover told the State Adminis-
Wom that the Food Administration
will is (“motioned under law when
”we is proclaimed. and added: "I do
Moment to see its rottcwult" .
"l lookidow." be said, "for a turn vti‘
Amerlcan food trades toward mum-yr-
atlvs and safe business);
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GIFT FOR UNITED WAR WORK ‘
~' .HABTFURD. NOV. l3.—-~Thc first lo.
fol contribution of any sizc to the
”tilted War Work Fund is $2,300. an-
wmced this afternoon by the Fun!“ v-
. Y.
to: -~~-
J ‘ ' l,
.*‘WHEN YOU WAKE l
~. ' . . k
. “UP DRINK GLASS
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
flight trust. and Stile Deposit (‘mu-
0F HOT WATER
food Into stomach.
Boys lauds-bathing mskss any.
one look and feel clean.
swsst and rsirsshed.
Wash yourself on the inside before I
breakfast. like you do on the outside. l
his is tustly mat-ts important lJPt‘llllSP. l
ibe skin port's do ttot absorb impuri-
“ cs into the blood, causing illness.
bile. the .M‘srl purer. do. I
For every ounce 'of food and drink l
{liken into the Eltlillacll, nearly anl
nee ol‘ \l'ilblt‘ material must be i
led out at the body. If this waste
mwrlai in not olluilttatcd day by day .
quickly itrxttenls and generates
”missus 55.3569. and toxins which are l
- orbed or sucked into the bloodl
warrant .tlzmtmh the lymph ducts]
blob {should suck only nourishment.
sustain the body.
LA splendid health measures is. to
‘ k, before hrealttast each day. s‘
' of real hot water with a tea- -
11ml of limestone phosphate in it,
1' it is , a harmless tvzty to wash
so poisons, gases and toxins from I
stomach, llvtzr. kidneys and
«his; thus (lounging. sweetening
'mntbening the «entire alimentary
'bolore putting more food tntot
N' l
, . cl; , - I
” pound of llmestons phos- ;
”but very little at them
hot is sulcisut “Julio’s!”
«- on int-ids-Iotbiu. If;
gy'w'itit s dull. «his; hood or
in '
in: in operation [or appendix. He was
_71 Hears of age, a director of the Bit-
. onic wars.
l guards.
56.75, and noon: 3. third rank, with
$4.75.
NOTED PUTNKI FACTOR
' DIES UNDER OPERATION:
PliTNAM, NOV. 14.-Rev. Frank D.
Sargent. pastor of the Second Congre-
gational Church for 28 yesrs. died yes.
terdiiy st Dav-Kimball hospital follow-
lem bitusinaty society; member or the
Congreeationsl Missionary Supply.
. . 1
Boston and trustee of the Connecticut:
Bible Society. lie leaves a widdw.
son and two daughters.
:1
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WHEN SEDAN FELL l
Significnncs of Capturs by Gc'mofls in}
1.70 ' 1
Forty-eight years ago this fall a
German army wasltighting at Bellamy
It wits than a Victorious army, . win.
his lnnecesr'trr Maseru-- r train arbor!
der "apoleon ill t.i:Z.-lt lULIIHl vim
Franco-Prussian war into a German;
triumph. causedths downfall of the:
French empite apd resulted in the
formation of the French republic. The;
German army at Sedan today. all-g
ready ousted from the western pot-l
tion of the city, is s beaten army—- I
part of a rapidly disintegrating force;
melting away under the tremendmtsi
pressure of the French. Belgian, Brit-i
lab and American armies. l
u ;was on September 1, 1870. thatl
the her-mans won the battle of Sew
dun, which has since, associated the,
name of the city withttbe bt‘ealtluaf
up or the French empire and the rise
of the German modern military pow-.
or. That year, howewr. was not the:
first in which Sedan llatl rtgun-tt in;
notable cvettt< in hi>lory. it was lllll‘
birthplace in 1611 of the Vll‘ollllt‘ tie
Tureltne. the famous Front-it tttttrshul.
and with the principality ‘of Sedan
win: ‘ long in the possettslon of the
house of 'I'urenne. In 1642 King Hen.
t-y IV capturt-tl the city in a three
days? battle with‘ the revolting forces
of this house, and Sedan became a
part of the rovsl domain. The city
also witnessed lighting in the Napole-
'l‘hv town lion prinripitlly upon the:
rust hunk of the ,\lt‘ll.~'(‘. It had a
population before lllt‘ war of sumo;
what more than 10.000. lutlustrlnliy it‘
was l'llll‘lly noted for the tnzttturnctut-ey
nt' tilutt lilitl'k clotlt.’ ulilt-It (‘lll‘lllflfll‘
Mazuriu t‘hlll."llrJlt‘tl thorn in the 17th;
century. “my other “ooh-n lulu-lost
nro protittcdd by its looms. i
t
AIRPLANES AND TRUCKS 3
FOR POSTAL SERVICE:
_..__..- . l
\VASllini'I‘tlx, Nov. 13. -»- Alr~ .
plant's and motor trucks no‘ llt‘t‘lml
by tho 2illll_\' alter the conclusion of
pmct‘ may llt' Illlllt'tl tn‘t-r to lllt.‘ Poet-
olfice Depuruut-ut by tlw St‘L‘l't‘ltlry of
War llntll‘l‘ a prtnl>iutt ot’ the Push;
oifice Appt‘npriutintt bill for llll‘ prov»:
cm {Soul )‘I-iil‘. s l
Tilt" attt'sllit .~'. |m-'Ittl‘it-v omciulfi
said. t‘til’l In uwtl in llit‘ pt‘tposed (av-l
tension of the flt‘i‘lltl survive while,
motor lltlt'lh' can be pltit‘i‘tl in sort‘lt-of
on ll'll“ nt’ \v parcel post with»; which it .
is planned to wtnbiish. ;
, ~00. --__ t i
NJE HAS- BEEN LIBERATED.l
CETTI
LONDON. .\'t)\' ll.—~--(‘(‘lLlll]I‘, the
capital of Home-negro, has been lib-
erated. says a Serbian official state-
ment issued Tut-ditty. «(in Sunday.
Serbian troops entered the tot’vn of
\‘ersecr in llulltzarr, tummy-live miles
north or rift: Danube. dispersing and;
capturing Elt‘lllmllg of German fear-
‘ A number of guns and our
material were. captured. The. Sex--
bians also entered Novbnad.
RADIATOR CO. SUESxFOR
: DAMAGES T0 AUTOMOBILES
,A suit for “.200 damages was filed
in the Court of Common Pleas yC’D'leT'
day morning by the American Radia-
tor company against Albert J. Hay-
man of Bridgeport. and George Waltz
of Bethe]. The plaintiff claims that:
on November 10, 1917, an automobile
driven by Frederick. New, an agent
of the American Radiator company
was damaged when the. automobiles
driven by the two defendants collidtv. .
Thelplttlntit‘l further alleges that be
expo tied more than 8400 tor repairs
to b‘ car. '
CONNECTICUT WONAN . '
WRITER Oil. IUMNLY‘
SEYMOUR, Nov. it._Wsrd wss'rr
oslvsdtodnr olthe dostlt inPttto-
harsh. Po, yesterday trots pneumonia.
st In. Gert
i s
——
turn to Gsmsny.
LONDON, Nov. ti.—-rive' German
I
submarines arrived at
southern Swaden, Wednesday. and re-
quested the navai authorities to intern
them, according to a dispatch to the
Exchange 'Telegrapb from
1188611- The submarine cumumndt-Irs Connecticut Oyster Glowera' Associa-
ssid they did not dare return to Ger- lion reelected
nany. '
tt“
i!
Laudsltroua.
Copen-
c1 fart.- ‘ '
iother detendauts will be tried in De-
Commander. Say Thsy Dons Not R¢_-t-ember. All were tlnployed on trains
Vol the New York, Nt-w Hawn and
Hartford railroad. _
OYSTER GREWERS ELECT.
State Association Its-cleats Its Board.
j of 0mm. .
j At its annual session, recently. the
its old board of olficers
as follow»: President, G. tltitlord
v
the total number of persons who sell
shoes itt their respective communities.
This must include not only all shoe
stores, but all persons who sell any
shoes at all. War bureaus were also
Itoid to make a list of shoe dealer-sh
twithin their l'l‘hllelfllVf‘ communities,
ahd to live]: this on tile with a view to
*l’ulure distribution or renal]! pledge
forms and window rurds.
Try, a St‘nl'llt‘l Want Adtertlse
\ . . . and at the Medical Oiliccrs’
: Tra‘iningCampIort Rilcy.Kans.
Among tho thousands of. physicians
and surgeons, .lmm all sections of the
United States, in training at Fort Riley,
Kansas, for service here and overseas, it
turns out that Fatimas fat" and away
outsell every other cigarette—day in and
day out. That fact spc
s
—_....
s
aks for itsclf.
WMG:
; FATIMA
.11 Sensible Cigarette
l'mttnm pltzw‘ llit‘ l.":'.l nl ttt'th". But
ul‘r) tltrt' lt:.\'t‘ t III :1 as lit z.» z. t dtllv,
mt; it in- should tutu... Itzttlt t...:. wool
(
here. Dutch Souialists would act
calmly, but drastically, be is reported
to lltHE said.
CROWN PRINCE WITH HIS
TROOPS.
BASILL, Wednesday, Nov. lit—Re
ports that the former German Crown
Prince is with his father in Holland
are denied by a dispatch from Berlin
bearing Tuesday’s date. The dispatch
states that be is with his troops at the
front.
York [or the txll'adlllOll of Lawrence
Tlnrtnos, who is wanted on a setwouzs
. charge in Bridgeport, theldaie ot‘ the
‘ alleged offense being July 28. A t'rqui
shit”! on the government of New
York has also been issued for Sidney
\l’aliish, who is wanted for the theft:
of an automobile in Stamford, March.
37. James Hel’fernan was designated
its the (Illlt‘t‘l‘ to receive Walfislt and
mtn'oy hint to this state. i
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