i
. . The vies-Im- Ania will not our.
‘ W ”nanometre-Mthh he,
, W' bond. with W rat-mph:- 01'
herowlntionnl .s‘uicetisin.
‘ tile ‘11: $.11” w‘dy internal. Comp-minty small
m-n ‘- muflmwerhondsm‘
- owned outside dentistry. and perhaps:
{in It the Associated Preu. e‘the largest sums are held by citizens:
Associated Press is exclusively at the United States former German
to tho use (or publication“ subjects. OGcinls here who have'
A I." “Stitch”. credited to it or known internal conditions in Germany
' other-be in this paper and ciao in the pest do not believe the Govern-
bccl non published Mireill- inept will repudiate the internal in-
mbu 0! republication of see- debtednesl, but rather think that tax-
duvaicles herein are also re es will be made so heavy as to tom
. ' lcitiaens to turn in their hands in set;
.w mum tlement. in this way the debt would
t. l. 0 WI. nu. {bigncunoelled without actual lepudia‘i
rm” am i There is some discussion in official
. “WW-93- circles here of the advisability or the
' 9‘ ‘ ' 0 - Allies requiring payment of an indefin-
' M Dice—1388. ite amount for reparation. this sum to,
'. anmsgl be determined in the future by com-
.7 ' - missions, as the physical reconstruc‘
use; W. Remewlwz" tion progresses in Belgium Ind.
" We!“ ' Emu” France, and the actual cost of the.
, 113-12. work becomes more clearly determin—l‘
M ed than now. It is pointed out that
future prices cannot be measured ric-i
.T ENTALITY AND TRICKERY curately at present. interest on thej
his mpossible to look upon the ap- part of American oificiais in the sub-‘
of German «women to American jeot is somewhat indirect, however,.
voiced in their message to inasmuch as the Government expects,
, Woodrow Wilson, as unwilling none of the payments to go to its,
m then an insoleni piece of German credit. .
ry. ‘ Whatever may be the weight or the‘
.w , signs point to the fact that our final burden of reliamuon and refill"
. grant German propaganda cumgtution to be placed on Germany, the;
. is on. The Hulls ,bcatcn on cnonnlty of the task ahead of her mayt
field and ,.compelled to agree to be illustrated by comparison of hen
. but righteous terms of armis- national debt with that or the Unitedf
' . are going to move heaven and States. Germany has 66,000,000 popu-,
\ to avoid the. reckoning to which lotion and 380000000000 of estimated
.. are committed. wealth. to pay 335.000.000.000 of war:
the prompt, theatrical setting up debt already created. The United;
,_ republics all over Germany is to 0' States has 110,000,000 population and?
,_ extent a part of such a scheme. an estimated national wealth of 1250,-
fi'lip whipped and scared limits are 000,000,000 to pay nearly 318.000.000.-
:Wnfi their government in order to 000 war debt already created, or ap-'
.mhen their cry of “kumertul.” proximately 523.000.000.000 within an-
MW 31309“. no doubt; hilt it is pcr capita burden will be at lettst
Oh I play {01‘ sympathy and fl politi‘ three greater in Germany than in ihel
disguise to deceive the Allies. United States.
e cannot help suspecting that the
Alt “Soviet” government ili llm- ‘
is directed, whether it knows it. THANKSGIVING
not. by the same l’rtlseiun luastcr- VICTORY SERVICE
Mod the. Bolshevik regime in Rus-
Oennsn revolutionary government
ml rare it these in the trickch of p . i
, Mibrmerpmastors, The woman‘s Auxiliary to the Board
. _ The Women who gem the "mm.“ to of Missions members of the Church
Mr “American slsters" to help illit' 5911001 and the Men’s Club marched
his the armistice. terms were "11- into. the ”midi 81381113 "Onward
mtlombiy put up to it by the pl'o- Christian Soldiers. Special prayers
' ”German government or the secret Of thanksgiving were said while the
my. back of that governmfnt procession halted in the center aisle
The Allies will feed the Germans. it after whicb the choir sans a team!
_. m Germans need feeding and make "Te Drum." Before the sermon,
"it possible to get food to them. The “The Star Spangled Banner" was
Mans in authority know that. They sung and "America” after it. The
“trying to use their women (is cuts- very appropriate anthem. "The liter
, is to save Germany from her do- nal God is thy Refuge" was the offer-
med lid necessary punishment. by iory. immediately after- the Benedic-
’ ng them to play upon the heml- tion the "Gloria in Excelsis" was
“use of the women of allied coun- slim: by choir and people and for the
“the and thus influence the allied recessionai the beautiful hymn,
Wernments. The trick is so trztns- ”America the Beautiful" was sung.
. i nt that it will not succeed, even For the singing of the hymns Mr.
. Hike women of America. England, Sanbyc accompanied the organ with a
j ' e and Belgium were likely to cot-net. it is to be doubted it there
”at the horrors that the Germans has ever been such an inspiring ser-l
' inflicted on the women and chii- vice held in Trinity Church.
0! other races—horrors which in the sermon, Mr. Coleman spoke
' a very German women him? 210‘ of the great reasons America had to
oiled. . ‘ be thankful but he also pointed out
his is a time not for traitorous stem the grave responsibility that rested
: .. - WU. but 10?, SUM justice. We upon the nation and people to see that
801118 ‘0 filed the Germans—Kind absolute justice was done to, all. “Jung
M them it!!! 10 the hm 00““ tlce tempered with mercy must be
" for the food and for all their 01" {the aim or the tribunal oi Notions be-l
lto be judged.” “No mercy at all [01‘
MD. GONFtRMED “the instigators and those responsible;
' A8 RECEIVER FOR ‘tor the war, the heaviest puiiishmenti
ENGINEERING FIRM possible tor them, but for the wretchq
Stockholder. He Had Made Peti- Food to feed the hungry and clothes
Alert for Naming of Officer. to cover the naked." Mr. Cole-
‘Qiiuton lE. Woods of Fairi‘teld is man also said in closing that
-e permanent receiver of the today was the day of great opportuni-
m .. :3 industrial Engineering com-|ty for the Church of God. There nev-
Woods is a stockholder in the Men were awakened to religion as
- puny and asked the court a short 'never before. The boys over there
like to appoint a receiver. had felt and‘seen the realities of life
The company did business as a pub-,tmd death and were coming back dit-
tlllled at 0,000. At the time Those back home must prepare to
' receiver was appointed it was lmeet and measure up to the standard
«fillet the assets were in dan- they had reached. A strong appeal to
tit wists by litigation anti that support the United War Work Drive
. us not enough cash on hand was incorporated in the remarks.
set the weekly payroll of $532.l The service was most beautiful and
and the liabilities to bered in the history of Trinity Church.
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ii" YORK, Nov. 18.—~Dorangedi . .
, e death of a sister, ‘a man believ- R 1 ~
lie he Joseph Eugen. owner of 3. ea lze
lip halibut-y, ‘comitted suicide by“ . ' ,
gas in a lodging house here,‘how much you depend on your
‘ He left a note explaining the.
or his act, and saying he had 9308 3| 3‘0“ crow older? Eyes
to to end his life. . my are abused in nodule age are
. noonsv csse’. . . - -
"979.“ Rev. 189.1.“ J“ strain new, unless mooted, ulsy
~ 7 J. Mooney. labor lud-
.' ‘ngmg; myouofthetrueoonditiouod
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business
VERY “business” must show
its service flag these days; it
must make its resources serve
the nation and the boys that are
In our business we’re trying
to show men how labor and ma-
terial can be released for the na-0
tion’s uses; here’s the way: avoid
all wasteful and unnecessary
clothes buying; insist on good,
long wearing clothes when you
do buy-on such clothes. as
Hart Schaffner 8: Marx
allweol materials.
. illtc tailoring. need styles.
ROGERS O‘STEVENS
The home of Hart: Schafiner & Marx Clothes
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0F _PlLLAGERS
SURROUND METZ'
(Continued trout First Pm).
Charles bored: and Mrs, Ethel Stoots
Found in One of the Room:
Bridgeport House. at t’il Water street.
by Ohio! at Police, William it.
The gowrnor then or- nlngton and Detective Sergeant Tilonl- .
as iiunt on Ssitmlay night, resulted
in the arrest of Charles Baroda.
Water street, and Mrs. Hillel Stools.
of Haviland street. on the charge of
lascivlous calriage.
Tile officers quietly _ ‘
place through the bar room itt abouti
10 o’clock in the evening and pertain!
through to the buck rootn they‘ascend-
ed the stairs to the second and then
on to the third floor.
in a nearby room Sergeant Hunt open-
tlnd flashing his light
tound Dennis and Mrs.
compromising position.
arrested anti furnished bonds of 375 program; of the drive and to plan tor
for appearance in court this morning- the remaining few days. This city ,5
Al the trial this mornings signed Still shy of its mints and in order lo'.
'rdducedl reach it and send our community
'away over the top, the efforts of the
”Initials who for their own ends the mutincers.
7 AT TRINITY CHURCH;(lt‘l‘€d all authorities to place
r s to “"W : , “ y .e‘. .
“I. if not, the titular head of ti (Continued From First Page) :ltlll‘ififizlt‘sfs lit the ser ice otIIhe i o
' All went well at first, but the in-
fluence oi’ the council proved evanes-
cent and the council lost all popular.
lty. When it was seen that the troops
would not be able to get away at once.
the soldiers got out of hand and pillag-
ed the military stores.
was formed, but on Saturday one of
the last German regiments to leave
broke into a champagne tnctory at
There was trouble and the
civic guards had to retreat when the
drunken soidlers‘begsn to use me-
liiiiiiiiiiili ”
, iiiwiiiiiiiilili
The United War Work campaign
coilimltiee assembled at the Mahaclie- "he” he attended, as delegate from
meeting of the
State Aerie, Fraternal Order of Ee-
A civic guard
Bearing voices
The situation at Mctz, M. Forest re.l
The city is cur-l
rounded by armed bands and the pop coniession by Duroda
ulation is anxious for the arrival 01 whereby he stated that he had met the
,Stoots woman on the streets and bad
tgoneoto the Bridgeport House for a
lie was inVllod upstairs
FOR PRISONERS by her and had been in the room but
NANCY. Nov. 18 (Hevasi.-Reieas- a few moments before the cities:- 03-“
’cd French. British and Beltlln pris» tend. The accused was fined
oners by thousands are coming into and costs. Mrs. Stools failed input In close or the drum and the committee
France in the region of Nancy. Many her appearance and her bond of 075. has made arrangements tor one sim-
ot them show plainly how long they was forlelted tint! on Prosecuting At-s tic one" which will crown all their
Dmceedinu labors and, it is earnestly ‘
hoped and desired. will enable. Nor— ton uvenue, phoned lnt‘o
ports, is diflicnlt.
French troops.
v. M. E. A. chemo
The Ameri- iorney Harman's suzsestionh the
can Y. M. C. A. Is clothing and feed- olllcers weio instructed to order her
his the prisoners.
have been in captivity.
out oi the. oily.
fl , This Castor Oil
Is What You Natl-«Don’t Cry!
W of destruction. lfore whom Germany must now standl M
ed and ignorant people of Germany:‘l
if you. mother, had to swallow the awful dose»?
Think back to your childhood days-e-Ughl
Give year-children Cascatetsiosteed. Cheaters
Every child loves to take a
Cascaret. besides Cascarets act better on the
little liver and bowels whenthe child is billous.
constipated. feverish and sick. I
. deiigltti'ul-«harmless-ncheapi
,by an order just blinded down er was a time when personal avenge.
udge Battles of the Superior lism had such an opportunity as n0W4 taste like candy
mutant in Bridgeport. It was forent than when they went away. _ Cascarets are
’ ‘ company’s assets amounted to impressive and one long to be remem~,
- vouswsw apt to fail in old age. .A slight" ’
, . mod to review the domopimomore serious trouble . _
to die moor Admhstionuowbyuswillw.
your «worthwhile:
Iowton Store
ECONOMY SALE
Specials in Sheets and
Table Damask
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TABLE DAMASK
Full lilt‘dl‘llt‘tl’, ricli satin finish, real service
plying quality. (“Kt'i‘llt‘lll designs:—
CH lllt‘llt“. \l'ltlt‘; \‘illtlt‘ 53c.
Salt). yard ................. . 69C
HARVARD SHEETS
Made from specially Good Reliable
. Sheeting
Stzn 34x00 lliifht‘S .Sule l’= we. ...... $1.49 each
Slél‘ 72x00 int-lies. Stile l’i‘ii-c ...... $1.59 each
Sign 'a‘leltl int-hes. Sale Price ...... $1.79 each
Size l'illiilo inches. Stile Price ...... $1.98 each
m
7'.‘ llll‘llt'h \t‘itlt': valur $1.00. \
~idle, yard ........ , ......... 75c
WHITETHORN SHEETS
Heavy Linen Finish, firmly Woven. The
Dependable and Desirable Sheets
TABLE DAMASK
. Damask, made from purcq
ltiicii._ substantial quality; excel.
lclit for ll'rtl'tl \vcur; $125 value.
Sole Price, yttrti ........ - ..... . 980 i
TABLE DAMASK
Scott-ll .lllltl ll‘lhll 'l‘tiblc Damask, 7:2 lllt'llt’fi
\vidc, sturdy \‘tiliic; \‘Xift‘llt‘lll l‘illlgt‘ of pot-
icrils; value $.29. '
Sale Price. yard ..............
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98ci
qualities, cxiril good vuluc.
.Sltlt’ l‘l'lct‘ .................
llll‘ \vitltlls. Worth 50c.
Sale Price. )ttl‘ll ...........
Size 34x90 inches. Stile. Pl’lt‘t‘ .......... $1.69
Size rilxilii int-lies. Stile Price .......... $1.98
Size. lilltllf) inches. Sale Price . . .. ...... $3.25
Size 90x9!) inches. Sale Price .......... $2.76
PILLOW CASES
Silu- 45x36. Stile l’l'ive .............. 396 each
Size 40x36. Sale Price .............. 49¢ each
Hematnchedz—
Size 45x39 1-2, Stilt» prit‘c ........ 49c ch
Sizc 45x36. Stilt- l’riuc ............ . {590 :6}!
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BLEACHED SHEETS
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I'll]! [tell slzc, grout] \\‘t‘lll'lll:£ and laundering
' 999
TABLE DAMASCK
l’t‘l‘i'ct't l~lt‘tltft!, lustrous liltisli.
floral tit-signs. chclleilt for wear -
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TABLE NAPKINS
Sittrtly quality. all excellent Table Napkin, is
licltliiletl really for use; value
Stile, dozen ........ o4
LINEN N APKINS
lit-utiliir .tlliillcr .sizc, .gciitiiltc .Steotcll .illltl ’l
llllillllltlt‘llll‘t‘, t‘lict‘llilliillll Villllt‘. “l
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\‘ultlc $4.50 and $5.00. t
Stile dozcil ............... . $3098 9
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nlo Hotel this noon to discuss the
workers will be redoubled us there
are but a few short days lett in
which to raise a considerable sum by
v‘oluntary contributions and subscrip-
tons. '
Wednesday evening “will 95 The
walk to oversubscribe‘lt‘s quote.
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visitor
the local eerie,
glee.
At both the Catholic churches
thi city. St. Joseph's and St. Marys;
a solemn votive mass of Thanksgiving
were celebrated at 10:30 o'clock yes- Eat Len Meat If you p".
terdey morning. This was in accordv
ence with a request made by Bishop;
W~H
City News
"inland J. room. president or the quoting advices from Berlin.
lNorwnlIi Aerie, 588 F, O. E" was
In New Haven
ELECTIONS ' IN GERMANJ»
PARlS. Nov. 18.—-The electoral lists
for voting for members of the Consih
tuent Assembly in Germany will be
completed on January 2, according to
a dispatch from Basie to the Journal
Tlici'
a elections will be held Feb. 2.
yesterdarv'g —-‘-'
Elli llill iiiiis
Illll 810W IilllllllS
Bach
achy or Have Bladder Trouble
No man or woman who eats meal:
30"“ 3- Nilltn. 0‘ “"301“. asking that regularly can make a mistake by "Uslld
such action be taken in every pariah ing the kidneys occasionally. say, at
in the diocese.
Special music and well-known authority. Mestlorms llr--
fine sermons were provided at each or k. acid which excites “,9 “an).“
these services and special prayers of they become overworked from ‘3“,
Thanksgiving for our victory 0"31‘ strain, get Sluggisb and fail to filter.
Germany. were offered up.
Mrs. William Montgomery,
, the waste and poisons from the bloom
0‘ \Vil. then we get sick. Nearly all rheumit-t
- ”0"“ head- lism. headaches. liver trouble, ncrv4
.quarters Saturdoy evening, that ""9“ oneness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
On that evening at both the Regent boys had come to her house all“ told
e mm from at him
and Palace theatres an entertainment her that burglars were breaking into :{égigidmom rs e us
will be given in place of the regular the home of Miss Anne '1‘. Pardee, on
The moment you feel a dull ache in‘
moi/in! Dieture show. The progrom Chestnut street. The uptown police . . . back hurts or it
for the entertainment h" not been an» ““9 notified and Oiflcers “may and lll: 31%;:in (Selig?- offensive. full oil
pounced but it is sure to be one of Chine wentto the place to investigate. sediment. irregular of passage 0,. m,
the finest and greatest ever seen or They found it jolly party in progress
and not a sign of any kind of trouble.
heard on a local stage.
’The people of the city are baked to
purchase the tickets for this as soon
as they are put on sale. for only two.
days are left and every little bit taken
in at the theatres means it further
step towards the fulfillment of our
quote. >
FRED mosnsou. wow-BED
Former South Nam. lk Contractor
Aids to War Work Campaign
in New Vorlt
Alfred Goldsclmidt; of this cityt
was very moment-prised on $0.0m!”
afternoon when beast modem In-
gersoll, tormerly’ot this city. in New
York. Mr. ingersoll has a wide .uc-
quaintunce here and was it former
partner with Peter Let-rend in the
contracting business.
Since leaving this city some time,
am. Mr. legend! has passed throws)
a number. of. humming 0mm“.-
He enlisted tn.thezmnfierlits:£flm
and wu..m-ibo Indianapollsr where
. he entered scourge of training, ind
mired. in- “once shortly sites-game
'2 run}
ended by a sensation of scalding, story
eating meat and get about four ounm
NO! I “I reported missing and no es of Jad Salts from any pharmacy :l
3.12;“:33‘2mhgiigggf midnight: take a tablespoontul in a glass of. wa~
.ter before breakfast. and in it few days
had been made.
mutt-iv CAR
RA; Mitt. ED AUTOMOBILE
mulfll tron mt M!
s...—
Homelands.
minute. thereby avoiding serious
W complications—Adv.
{your kidneys will act fine. This fem:
ions salts is ma
5 grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithla. and has been used for generu- '
,tions 1
neYB. R
unknown. urine so it it
.John Quinn of issue street. tirst the time ending bladder weakness.
trict. was it passenger in the mm“: and Salts is inexpensive and council
Neither vehicle was damaged toilnlure; in
any extent. the trolley getting a. bent iithie-wster, drink
tender, while the motor car had “should take now. an
twisted mud-guard in the rear. Patroi- kidneys clean and no
men Glune investigated, but found
cause for arrests.
do. from the acid oil,
to flush and stimulate the hidt
so to neutralize the acids in
0 longer causes Irritation;
shes a delightful eifervescenu
which eVeryona
it then to keep the”
live and the blood
kidneyl
. 11‘ m :Mahaokemo Hotel.
WANTED! >
. A check that out make itself.
‘ walk’squota in the United
LY at headquarters,
' army, useful towards Nor-
53:1: Oompaign. WE NEED
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AB GOOD AS NEW ~
' That's the way we make that
worn-old tire of yours. Our
vulvanisere do wonders with
wornehoes and inner tubes.
Doubles. oiten trebles. the lite
ofyéur'ttrso. isn‘t it more
ecouo‘ mice] to my on for good.
vulcanizing‘than to buy new
Well“! new when the
acclaim tires we can!
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