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herein are also Ni
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Isaagc's lends-e01
tr '
mmuv.
consumable“
*mufathrougbtbewlr
'm bees-0 they had come
‘ sauna hardships Ind '0"
M of success, because
their unit dearer-i0
wilderneesof the
M troubles were
. there were days oi.
"mm, of ceaseless an
' " g. m disappointment
' . out were were Ibo Wired
‘ ”a. M for their peat
traits of their terrible labor.
ave promise of better days to
are not over today.
. of reconstruction may
. ,4 my ”guise more patient
‘ " more earnest thought. m0"
‘ ‘vsss’seas ever tile dark am hi
but the actual lighting is preo-
udeti. Miles have ceas-
.‘ past victory has been won.
slut has triumphed. We have
‘ My for ourselves. enough for
hay allies. enough to keep our
~ wins from the horrors of
We have the Wealth, the
. the energy and the will
out our problems if we keep
'eyaalsad on the goal of right
m
_ Moe.
ldost us think over these things on
Thanksgiving Day; and as we
i thank! for the blessings that
come to us. let us dedtate our-
1
[iso- roa svsav scabies. I
agencies. public welfare or~
and foresighted citizens
. . . plans, and taking steps to
Winning soldiers and sail-
rightful opportunity to a self-
" position in life.
,amployers are making definite
. to take back into their former
,, soldiers who left them to
AM country. Still others are
~'_~ " themselves to gIVe crippled
‘ . soldiers whatever jobs
mi. Iii-end wish to undertake.
' “"A’ not reconstruction work in-1
“ {to rehabilitate disabled sol-1
will (it many of them for per-1
. iota requiring real skill until
i
Penmylvania department of
" .aas Industry has issued a bulle-
F" . , and classifying the open-
that lists for wounded or crip-
i'ens. There are numerous
lbr mes disabled in specified
These are grouped so that
rifles can know at once
., ,, his positions are available
' with the fingers of one hand
j'snaon of both hands. with’
cousin the wrist, with both
... end so on.
Lumpietely overcome by mod-
‘ ens that will enable these
natiodojust as good week,
with sound and uninjuredl
' -» fathel'e is work for“
W soldier. The fact‘
’ rum-ibis people and
in. Oo-snunity‘s any
. yI-tea and m
\
tone... and banners ”in. making a. Wolfe, mu
'agree these men. but that is a smal-
cf these seeming handicaps ‘
\"fifllout this physical rests: '
glutamaasoldiar to.“ .'
-r
”I
District Ne. l.—-Mra. M live. It
humidity. Mrs. cm Wills,th
and fire. Bobs, Mrs. Harry Williams.
Insult-ambush“.
its-m. Dorothy Buckley. lion
mury.Mr.anera.J.H.Coates.Mie.
II. (lager. Mrs. John Tyler. Mrs. A.
rhea. Mrs. Marshall Bauer. George
gar mob, ‘ltowayton school.
District No. 2.—Mra. John Al-
This is a remarkable and dramatic bright, Mrs. Robert Hennessy, Mrs. L.
episode. Who could m. m‘ Persehino. William Dibble, In.
in Germany. that the war would and “nude 8. Dibble. Manda Anderson.
it is a pleasant. riots»
00.
with an Alums- may. ls Island- 1°“ “Wm. "r- “1". “L m" The Connecticut stole Council of
span uniforms m win plum My. lino. Mr. Prince. Min. Cianci. Fred
K. Mandy. Mrs. Wuesti-
Imsn. Mike Valintih. Mrs. Monteith.
-—-—-—O————— .' Mrs. Selmo. Angela Koguslry, M. E.
. cumss ‘rooo LATER. 1
Members of the American Manufac- Mandel. Mrs. Frank Mather. Mrs.
tum-s Association, attending the alt- li‘red Tobey, Josephine Oldfield, Mrs.
suai convntion. declare that prices of E. Olsen, Mr. Jacob Boys. I". Ind
food will drop. Among those who Mrs. Jacob Popp.‘ Mrs. .1. Link, nu.
make this prophecy are some of the 'Dooker. Anna seam-in, Ella C. I in te-
biggoat pfodumra of food In the‘cousi- berg. Mrs. John .1. Harry, Mrs. J. Pei-
try. Baking powder men, soap men. erson. Lareita Rooney, Antonio Nev-
canners and the like agree upon this erski. William M. liorion. Jack J.
cheerful belief. Silk, Jn ,
But the drop is not to come immedi- District No. 3.—~Mrs. John Gand-
ately. The raw materials which have rupp. Mrs. George Lamb. Mrs. B.
gone into soap. baking powder. landrupp. Mrs . Robert Alter, Frank
canned food and each products which Louden. Lillian Louden. Mrs. Wil-
are being sold rod-u... and which an .ltanl 'Ricc. James Wood, Mrs. Hours
in stock for monthstbcome, were pur- Kern. Mrs. F. Relay. Mrs. Gardner
Chaired in a high market. There will Ailingiou. Mrs. Mary Ryder, Mrs.
be no drop until these stocks are ex- Arthur Jmph, in... Frank Joseph.
hausted, and new stocks. made from Mr. and Min. Aurelius lieath. Arthur
raw materials whose prices are lower. J. Joseph. Mrs. Marguerite Hamilton.
begin to come in. l Ada Lakewood. Mrs. l. lielfant. W.
The cost of labor is also very high. Goldsieln. F. Bennett. Mrs. Charles
Kellogg. rMs. Guerney, Mrs. Pelt.
Mrs. John Can. Mrs. Jones, ll. Gilbert.
Kellogg. Mrs. Guerney. Mrs. Pett.
Mr. Hall, Mrs. ilarry Vail. Mrs. R. M.
Kellogg. Mr. lrelsnd. Mr. Norman.
Mrs. John Mills. Mrs. Fred Bedell. L.
W. Guiles. Mrs. L. W. Guiles. Ches-
tar Guiles, Mrs. W. Phleger. Mrs.
Rose. am. Parks, Mrs. Busbak. Mr.
Rinsewski. Mr. L. Stein. Mrs. L.
Stein, ‘Mrs. L. Bedell, Mrs. Katie Mo;
dist. Mrs. M. W. Masher. Mr. M. W.
Masher, William Stiles. J. Marshall.
Mr. R. (‘urruihers. Mrs liarry Benton.
Master Horace Benton. Doris Bouion.
Mrs. Giles st. John. a. B. Walkley.
Mrs. Irving Jclliif. Miss [Ida Waikley.
Mr. E. R. St. John, Mrs. John Finer.
Mrs. Walter Ireland. Mrs. fled Field-
er. Mrs. E. Coggswcll. Mrs. Manelr.
Mrs. S. B. Walllley. Arthur Bishop. A.
Cambreince. George Bishop. Mrs.
lGeorge Bishop. Elisa llydcr. Mrs. Wil-
liam Riley. Mrs. E. Olmsted. Mrs. Mar-
garet London. David C. London, Mr.
holiday parade to the Rhine.
lar factor than that of the cost of
raw material. An apple man. for ex-
ample. states that barrels which used
to cost twenty cents apiece were a
dollar apiece this year. and not so
good as the old iweniyceniers. The
topics men were particularly hard hit
by the lack of transportation facili-
ties. These. with the surrender of
the. submarine. are now released.
That wages will drop much more
slowly than raw materials seems to
he the general belief of producers.
At any rate, there is‘not much hope
for a swift lowering of prices. it will
be mote than a year. say the soap
men. before the price of soap can be
materially minced. For a time. as
the new stocks made up in late war
time come in. they may even cost
more than at present.
But. the main point is that the end
of the high prices for food seems to
he in sight. And if wages will move Frank Joseph (‘lara Kat: Geor‘u w,‘
downward more slowly than necessa- ' ' '
Mills. Robert Carruillers, Richard Car-
ries. this will he even more cheerful rutllers Stephen Godeski Haney Go-
for ”‘0 w"""°"“""‘ family. ‘deski, Herbert Howard. Julia's Cable.
.. ‘ . ' -.\frs. E. Forbcll. Denlnan Marshall.
“" “"0 “0‘ ”mm“ “’0‘“ 6"" George Cable, Anson Forbell. lsaac
many." says Herbert Hoover. "She Forbell Maude Evens A E. Emmer-
ctin take care of herself." And on son, M"... Mary B 0‘le Joseph H.
solur second thought. the public ivr ' . .' ' ’ '
worming em,“ liable. liditll Godeukl. Frederick H.
- Ferris. William H. Mosher. Elsie
...-._Q...___
. . Hal-ashore, M. W. Denny. Mrs. M. W.
how the poor kaiser is “in Dutcll'fl ileuuy Mrs D. James Mrs Jennie
with Holland. ' ' ' '
.Crozier. J. Mclnerney. Roy Miller.
——-———-e—————-—
. ~ . . Mrs. J. Miller. Mrs. C. Mayer, T. Crav-
Bohemia g Envoy Until jcnberg. Fanny Crozier. Mrs. R. R.
Minister Is Appointed . Massey, J. Miller. Mrs. Adeslto. Mrs.
.t‘liuk, lrcne B. Grinrod. David Robin-
IElton, Florence London. 0. G. Baden"
lilart, Charles Rollie]. P. Cichenney.
iAli‘red Sindhong. Miss Alfrieda Bind-
!hong, Edward Soudcr. Mrs. Edward
. 3Loudon. J. C. London. Andrew Gus.
izagneki. George nvlson. Guilof Au-
.derson. John Guantigneki. Ernest Lon-
don. Mrs. Mary P. Lockhart. firs.
Frank F. liutchens. Frank J. Hutchens
o. F. Sellout, Robert v. Wanton. Ill.
Holly. Bernard Meyer. Mitt. Alfred
Lindberg. Frederick St. John. Fred
.Flshermau: William Grinrod. Steve
lGragoaovich. Frank Mullanish, Henry
W. Kermayer. Andrew .Radavensky,
Mrs; K. 8. GuineaArihur Water-
i buly. Miss Mills James, Mrs. Wiliiuu
MoodyLMrs. Joe Guthrie. Mrs. Wii~
liam Gunmen, Mrs. \.Oharles ' Years
auce. Mrs. N. 'l‘rréll. Mrs. M. Niger.
Mrs. s. Dickens, Mrs. E. Guthrie.
’Mrs. F. Riley. Mrs. E. alley. Bly-
. carfe. Segnkis. Philip Mackenaa, Jean
l Mackenna.’ Jean Modulator. Jy-éaseo,
9 Mr. J. Reynolds. Salvador Routine. Al-
_ ib'ert Meserendi‘no. G. Before. Willim
ll Godfrey. "0‘. Vowteras. Rita Ross. Mrs.
Sisurna‘nath McAllister. Ruth dan-
field. Mr. and Mrs. C. Canneld. Edna
‘Loudee. Mrs. slat-y loosen. George
Stevens. Mrs. P. start. Mrs. Bailey, lid )0
ifedersl government ' to act as
Oldfield. Joseph Goldike, Mrs. Mary .
.the broad federal program of safety,'
~
without further expense:
Committee.
In dealing with on. sub it seems; . Commercial Relations.
to uaproper to embody I this report Department of State Protection.
consumption: and conditions of the‘ Transportation.
problem which in our opinion have a “be”? Chorus.
direct bearing upon the advisability or- Military and Naval.
continuing the work of the summit , ‘ Group III
e Committees of War activities whose
the nodules and the probability of W- Ni
nutrient peace.
MM is not. ll its name might continua.’ Under this bending. as
lleY. an organisation to deal only
Willi state policy and affairs. It came
into existence at the request of the
its
agency in carrying out in this eisief
not-lion with iu-h committee our rea-
sons for so doing:
Executive Department
This Depenineni is. of course. the
education. and conservation made no ‘Mi me!" 5" Which "19 ludvl‘al
m m most cases, and desirable agency gets, in touch with the stale;
in all by the declaration of war with organisation.
Gem’any. it consists not only of the Wm". ”WM."
tw it ~ .
.mogg:fu.°.;fi 3:3:3tyftufo; meat of the Council in its various ac-
uwmd. of volunteer committee tivitiea. and as an aid in carrying out
'03-“,- with u ancient organisation the, work of other activities necessary .
1 v th t 3 ‘to continue, such as, Americanisation,
”fimfmyflfflfi .335... Child Welfare. and liealth and Recre-
ly lacking in machinery adequate to ation.
undertake the work made necessary| Federal H“ A‘N'mhmi’"
by war conditions. The fact that a
successful carrying on of
0' the work was organised and plau- in this State and must be
nod by volunteers and executed with
Federal Government.
“nicer workers all over Connecticut "d Conservation
Iiii to the everlasting credit of the
state. Mistakea have been made, off 0m to the continued .
course, Which could not my, my shortage of anthracite, “asinngton
wholly “on even had the workers plans the continuance of conserva-
been trained for the emergency so im- lion education. particularly in conneo
mouse was the task. But the fact tion ""h.h°m° ”0'1““- “RUM“!
that under the ‘1“, able and mm". all of the expense is borne by Wash-
leadership 0i Governor Holcomb. thiaim‘mn' 5‘" "m" "‘9 likely it: be
Council. and the multitude of loyalt'mn "w" 'hich the Council Hi bu
men and women constituting its oricalled “9°“ t° NY-
aaliisaiion throughout the. state, have "“m‘ '0‘ "WI“ 0
been so “may the was employed There is probably even
whereby Connecticut 1...... with a min. for the rwcrii of this committee at the
boom of “"5“, been plum and present time than heretofore. and
kept in the vary from rank of the your committee is wholly in to mouth;
stain. of the nation in m. .m. work .with the continuance of this .‘ork .m
speaks wall for the efficiency of "18.“. present. We feel. howmcr. that
organisation, [a portion of the work this I‘Omlulilt‘i',
' We all regent u... (a... that Gerda now doing can gradually be turned
many in forcing us illio war made it\ °"“' '° volunteer °'““‘"””'.“f' ““1
necessary for this state to .pend to another portion with Umisbtilte on
November let a total of $195,000 to
cmv on our war work, bilt this sum
seems small in comparison ‘mh the " It is nonzw‘tzudbn'i‘ihbc for the
9xI’endiiuroti of other states for simi-
lar work; for example, Nassachusetta present the work of this committee
has spent over “94.000. gum“. in connection with the federal plans
$550,000 and Michlnn 33.5001,” mcerning these speakers. There in
We must consider that there is pub- but little “99““ “untid-
iio sentiment timt ilie Council has F°°¢ 3099'! committee and all of
done its work. in." u... War is 0...... Allied Committees Untiarthiefieadiitg
and the object for which the louncll “0 shown, in the fork“ nulls v
"M crented has been accomplished, 0‘ 100d Will eientually adjust itself.
and that. therefore, its “mm... ,but there is still a necessity for tens-
shonld cease. We unlsi take. intocou- porary work in this state until Milli]
sidelntlon .1... Amprlmn trait of n time as it can be turned othr to oiht r
“all!!! Of ‘l‘r‘fii‘llllllt’llt against what is agencies.
considered illtcrirrolice with personal .
or business activities. This feeling! Your committee is of the opinion
llilr: Iii-ail largely lliltl aside during the that there ill great need of. the con»
war, hilt i5 wry properly returning tlnuanco of energetic publicity work.
perhaps stronger than over “not I“... not on the extensive scale that has
Int! been Iii-iii ill niatraint. We must been “9‘39““? in "‘9 P33“. bill Will
-‘ at r
all: figgggfr(]::tem Imflfifgymeg ““3: ,needs of the future. Tile insidious
women of [his (‘nullt‘ilnnd its organ. 'IGcrman propaganda recently {Willi
isation to return to their long neglect. ; P!“ out. i! I_ case in point. «In} l;-
ed business affairs, which they Imiteluuirss energetic and forceful lulu -
unst-lfisilly laid Aside. often at con~ ling. hour committee suggests tia‘t
siderable real sacrifice. to undertake such work as remains for this r-uu
this work.
it would be truly deplorable. how-
ever, f0r the American people to fall
back into old ways of selfishness and '
waste. to lose any of the benefits to , ' inc Reserve . H
the nation and the individual taughii This Is imply a federal alumni
by sacrifice and labor for oihers and twillh WIS properly clonel) a 9i
by war conservation methods and he. and “"8““ With 3W? CONN“ “"0
bits of thrift. requiring siltip funds. VUl‘lill federal
Not less than the problems of the .30ch 1' decided, ll Will be in"’03“
war pvrioti. an.» the problems of the :ble to know what will be the fuiulc
reconstruction period for our best of this department. Meanwtlile. no
thought and cfi‘orls. The lessons ireoomniend ceig'iuuanlc‘t; of state aid.
- - '- ouldnotbe‘. ~ up .
llsgltgzl‘tzirisoz)bi‘lfinrb?r zilliould we pro- Committees whose activities should
fit by them to the future benefit .oi he continued giving special attention
the state and nation.. .u -/ to the perfecting of a program which
The Council came into existence for milling” ‘hinlteglftaiSiGOegn making
1116 bar se of service. The signing man -
of the p:rmltltice has removed the WI 11ml comes the writ 0! cota-
need of some of its activities. and fur- mitteea whose activities while .“Qi
ther effort and expense along such strictly war 'V'Ol‘k are much too with
lines should ceage_ But there an 01h, fible to 1056, and We recommend [he
or activities made necessary by the 00'1““an 0! those activities unt‘il
war. which it is of the utmost im. such time as. in a proper and orderly
parlance to continue under the M001“ manner. 010! can be bmullli 10 i e
~tainties of readjustment, until such attention of the legislature:
time as the need has been removed. Americans-lion - _
or until they can be taken over by du- The future safety of our institu-
ly authorised agencies. Meanwhile lions roots “1301! upon 1th educn~
the Connecticut State Co of De- tiers of our people. to the and that the
tense organisation constitu es the' people of all races and naflongll'tllos
only means to carry on the work. and within thastats shall be unite in
the National Council of 1"Etikfeniiemlnts moniously. child Welfare
asked the State Council eep e r » _
organisation in full working eflelency I ‘Stsrtingjn the face of much pleju-
to carry out the federal plank. dice. this work has gained the respect
The-successful carry!“ on of the and confidence of all classes. _ .
«work needed will require the seals Committee on Historical RecordaH
tance of local organisations through- Thar work of this committee very
out‘the state. Thissfeed has been properly should -be included in the
filled by the War Bureaus. and iht BtatsHbraryv-plans, but until appro-
members of those Bureaus should un- will!“ “IMO it is n . m b
shlfishiy stand by until their work it this Council to provide the ‘ _ itd
finished. or until it can be taken ov- that the work of, the community so
61' under properly rkea out plans Its wok will be of grest'importanee
lookfngtothecon “
meat.
Publicity
no Executive Department.
United States Employment
Which Includes the Boys' Work.
serious .
Under
ry for
”To-
Miami
wishes “in '
(Wins-MM) Wrists-innuendo...
, . ‘ ‘__ “have divided than he.
» shew; howevor.'that this amount is 1°" m - .
. .fll - - Committees whose activities it is
efthePi-udentfai GOI- uncommon:- oommitieesheuu
~ “I“! null-s conditions. be discon-
if?” ttee tinned: G i t V
WI. (Jenni hero ‘- reap
you-Wand Coordinationorsoqiettoo.‘
‘ “I “7““. W
usual activities and_ Fiance.
rat-rs. at ths various Manson and Training.
of a. Council. by Minion and Mediehe.
is nine tasti- future War Exhibits.
Ind usefulasu under the candr Group Ii
ticnsbl'oughtaboutbythasigningof CMimeeufis-
f
i
i
i
work it “necessary to temporarily _
i
committee advises the aintinusnce uf‘ ‘
thi- activities. we giu— briefly iri con-'
l'
§
0
As an aid to the Executive Depart- 7*
i
i
it is. I. federal activity. but requires '7
v . some funds from the Council for the
cry lslge percentage. practically all. its work
continued ’
uniform success by mound. of ”L until such time as discontinued by iiiit _
l
ore nPI‘t‘ '
proval. to the State Police Delum- '
ample provisions to take care of tile .
Ilitu'v should be merged in that of
.
I
i:
SerVicc
i .
"t
Baskets That Are Reliable
ou'flaooaaswmmmminmiay and
My W ”BMW J F
got-{ea We'vaspreadpsontsthm'l'hesavingssho interest
all ousehsaperswho appreciatareliabls Blankets.
' Full Size Blankets
With thickwcolly nap, soft sndmwhiteorgray,withhor—
den in contrasting colors; also fancy ‘
$298.E$3.98, $4.95 Pair
Beautiful Plaid Blankets
Very high rude m “Woolwoomblnntlons; warm
“d dmhh- “ .5
$9.98 Pair
Blankets—All Wool
‘ America‘s finest production. white with pink or blue borders. and
M0“ hm Wino... -
$14.95, $19.95 Pair
Sale of 200 DRESSES
sun. sum no: men
At $10.95
REGULAR $10.00 AND $18.00 VALUES.
This is really a wondeful lot of Dresses to offer at this:
price. ltwouldba practically in his to describe the many.
models. They are well made perfect fitting and all good,
"i’ serviceable colon. in”... _
A Wonderful Array of
Dainty Underwear
Cl dainty. beautifully made garments. We have not
the apmere to describe the many lovely things or quote pn095.d
We want you to come and see the great values. We promise _
you the best in quality, variety and values. » .
»- ~. wamzmmpoo.
a
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(6 a. a.
i‘ cu...
4
gm
1 .
Are valuables, papers and securities properly pro
tected‘l ygzrm you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro
ride you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on:
modern "Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian of.
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,ii you desire.
O-u' Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by cheek.
The City National Bank-
louth, lorwnlk. Conn.
.1
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o. B. JACKS
ON
II wm amt Hill Flair“ ~= ‘- “M‘
’ ‘ garner annals—raiding onus- is Geld I~
sisal liar-0n and Other Monaural- .
'Mgh underlies or the not Deal!“ M
a... pimps, sited. lapel-t Repairing. _
OPTOMETRIS'I
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Ftrrniture, Linolcums,
Rugs. Drapéries
‘ fl and here a line of
figuration. m noon
' and uvntc 3001! NB!!-
'- ~ mmmdsshablswood.
wet
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