12513111412209!!-
3:033utlii24-
oi the Assocuten Freon.
: latcu Pit-’55 lb oxdnslvely
a the usc tor publmallon or ‘
dispdlClleb muons-d to It 0|
me in lllll paper and act
an on bu W n’ all“ ‘ y
m m luvs W troll '
their may and omin- to edn~
«Mill Mutual employment.
Most magnidcnnt of the clause in
this nnciént, win-entered people. in
the worm that Chins contribuui 31,»
20,000 to the Unitrd War Work had
for its work abroad, going over the top
with lWell'e times the quota acslgw‘d
ENEMY AGENTS .
DESCRIBED.
tConlinuod On Page Eleven
Rein-ring to enforcement of the e5».
jpiunugc act, Ml. Gregory said:
“This dcpartmrllt
war has proceeded upon llll‘ general
principle that the oonmituilonal right‘
of flee speech. flee assembly. and lie-Z
tition wrist in par iilnc ah.lll peace“
lllth. and ”Hi ltn- l'irhl o“ dizwu».sion‘
0f governmental policy and the right
or wilrh-‘al agitation
fundamental lights in u (lt‘lllIX'l'di')'."
At ”It" Salllt' tilnc. lilo Allili'llt‘y Gon-
erttl explained. tile~
tried to tll"ll town-1y with propagun»
(in having for n dciihclsto purpose tho
disorientation of illl‘ country‘s
Studying Y M. C. A ult'lithlh in
are several youllr ill-parlsnvnl had
New York city
Chinamon who are to go to France
t-ngaged there. um... “f u... (“bum-l arliH-enwllls
news pubii:hvd herein.
to of lC‘Dubllcatlon of :-pe-;
onion-13. l
Bunch omen—1383.
”identity—218%.
‘ . I Residence—1
yo
horn discriminated unalllfil.
the German and Austrian ill-Ms
.,. of all offcnsivt- powcr
the ourrcndor of thcir best
lps, cruisers and destroyers,
“fill their submarines, there is
flity anywhere of resistance
the allied sell power.
y be decades, too. and possibly
n .1, before our late enemies
. in position to build up their
filament again. even it such
t is permitted ilcrenftcr by
of nations.
aural construction will soon
for good. If the peace con»
93069 its work thoroughly.
‘ be no need of warships bore-
t for policing the; zone un-
ntlonnl authority.
approval of mankind.
.. 4—
.llnsrtoto cHlNA.
' time, is China.
motionln the world.
. W 0... ”mmm.y
0f lllt‘ Autistic-nu
"ban born the liltlilllfill‘illl‘l‘ of tll‘dt‘f‘.
the colnpnrntlvc failure of cnvnl) il('-
tivities and. slwalillll:
general scll‘conllcl and soil-restraint
exhibited throughout lhl‘ lolllltl‘y ‘
(‘flllcal situations," 1
The Attorney (:cnclal disclosed that
only 6.000 cllv-lny sit-n:
South America is must fquuently
when ln‘l‘t'in are also le-llltlliloncd as
,___.....—-———- limited Sililt‘o’ mnnulacturt-s alter the
' ‘ TRISH . -
3 {I “m1.- plat. but flu nwnln‘ned China, bt‘glll'
.j ”ONE CALI-5 [lung to build and to buy. is worth the
l
mm“. ”careful t‘ollnillcl‘nlloll of the Alllrl'l-
‘csn business man.
,. - .«MQM..- .
A WELCOME FOR WILHELM.
Rumors persist that lllt' ilohenzol-
to Germany.
awaiting only the moment which to
and exnlllinl-d with a rivw to intern
ntclli and that "a consult-rabid nuln-
bcr" of these hall- horn plat-rd in in.
tcrnltlcnt camps iltlmllllMQl'l'tl by tho
Wen-‘- parollod
Most enemies l'lltornod um'o “0‘l'ulilllj
men. and there worn
{cw Gl-rlnan \“(lllli‘il ‘
About lbllilou (lerltlalts hill-cI
in tho nation-wind
‘Jt‘lllililll null and 220.000 wov;
,Wr’n Backhand.»-I
“ms plan l" return The balance
* l ('tlllllllialh‘vl)“
rm; GERMAN WARSHIPS. 1
1 reported from Hindi)“ ‘1‘“ all 5 it triumphant rc~cntry.
lured (lel'lnaln uni-ships, hilt“:
them shall seem moat pl‘opltlouo for
been reclaimed
it lino hot-ll rumored, too, that iilcse
.-‘ 5m: whethcr the“ . . . . . . , . . . _
.mpullon lo unnoltiu solarium, would be oel 17p to “N July
Justico investigators had rounded up
23.439 youm.r int-n \silo sought to es—
ctlnc the draft. llnll lltlll caused their
1. lilrpnl‘tmcllt R. N. V. C.,
- -.~‘i;:ll *l'h‘ cull lcal'il all.“ . l 1 ~ “thy - . .
punt dt 2 (timid lull pro H u by lllt bcuithcd ship Vindictivo across “w Zt-orbrugge
tom tlloln. .m. to in» tnkcll “ul‘pcop‘Q they linzzlt-d Hi long with
ispurions glory.
“But by and by the people
Get open their stupid eyes."
First they saw great bags 01‘ tier-:“C‘” “an“
disposition of liltlil is intclldcdl
wile llll' tlllllllll! question 01 ‘
l ..'p. Doublh-ss’nny of tho Al»;
would bc glad to got thcln, but‘
“umbl‘l‘ "f rt-comnlendntlons for
discon-rod new one (can in ourselves
at‘llll'le'flt‘nlfi by red 'on of the lhdo
llfll‘ll‘dnelii with which we u n m.
.p‘o lwlie act attraction above the .
ill-i =‘vw' and «tovntcd ourselves to the
vindication of great idealll."
‘ 0n llw cnlnblishment of tho Anteri-
' can nxpwditionttry {tr-cc and the trunn-
llol‘liml of turn to Europe. the secre-
lfl‘“ hm mt ~ livurI-n. prl-viously made
lulu m hum-wunt. “The growth of the
'Autcriluu force was twice as rapid as
but» of fact the noon Days to the
American army orguliution.
. (if tlll- coating of any army by
tombs of olden-live scrl'ice. the re.-
port states. "it is a notable tri-
rbupport of the war program that,
in spite of previous opponition to
tho principle of conscription, within a
low lnonthll afh-‘r the selective service
law was passed the status of the draft-
t'd soldirr was fully as honorable in
try at large a that of the enlisted
man. it is pertinent to note in this
from tho army shows that the total
number Was much lower than in any
cut-rod among drafted men Jllilli
other sources."
says. "the country possesses a stock
dlttonnry force on the original scale.
This is the first photograph taken "The” guns when issued m troops ,
to peace condi- nbonrd I ship since the United States met with immediate success and up. '
man Nd £0138 0ul 0‘ ”"4" debt-laden tions. the Atiolnl-y General makes a “.9,“ the war. pmvnl from foreign officers on Well all
. d be a ticklia'll mall” 1" “ml" :oountry to the kaiser, hiding in Ilol- 0"" 0W“ A "0”“ “NE ”W”
. form of judiciul processes.
Ill! did not mean it) iccl the lie “‘le m uh. difficulty of vufih.‘
lh'g‘antitrust}p‘tlfcclttlons. durl‘un ‘thl' be” of tho 1‘ W. w" "pneutto’socinl- follow: 'Experlenco 0‘ Will division
““ Em“ ”“' “““‘“‘”“‘.“‘ ""‘ t ‘8“ into." and llinlllur bodies. tho Attorney in offensive nmxnuons September 25
been .n the biwlnt‘fis of suppressing General “m. to October 2!. Browning mnchlno.
Next. whcn his Berlin palace was competition. he made no nuggcullmsi
» . . _ for new anti-trust lc lslntlon wllich'
'fily MW “0 “0"“ “I “‘05" b“ ‘sonrcbcd, vast. Wilitottlod rooms were Congress is pwmwdg in “Men“...
- cruisors and submarines. “t" . found piled high with canned goods. 1500“-
ply surrender the allied MVil’ixsmla and meats. all sorts of pro-
»;neir distribution. Some of llw land.
I ~ would he SUI“ l“ 5”“ ””‘l ””‘y sting and discomfort of the pol'criy to
which he has condemned his nation.
h jullt as wolf, anyway. The All
partment that? no person should be.
,prosecutcd or interned solely by res-
. son of his anp in any such one innunce where the guns failed to
- War activititxgclalnled tlw pl‘lflclpnl emulation. that guilt is always per- ”cute due to muddy Ind wet. belts.
portions of lllt': roport. and after rc- on I, and that under no cln‘ulnstllno
overwhelmingly stronger ”1““ visions and delicacies in quantities gun-5mg m um grow”. or the Depart. :5 :llould any organization 0,. body at porter-lance of the Browning whine
other mull-s ”ill tn“ world-[sufficient to last for years, while stnr~
ration stalks the German streets. The
kaiser did not mean to starve.
ii is this sort of thing which turns
lilo hungry into the raving, which
swervm n pcoplc to riot and ‘ blood-
lnl-nt‘n macrct sortico to six times its men he muted In such.”
sin- in 1916. and the «molt-nt’orznlllz-
Proloctlm rny “m“ arrested on auspicion and to create an insistent «mold for
Ll-n'uo of 250.000 citizen voiuntcerswlam paroled have again “men under }
“it is safe to any that never in its
history has till: country boon to titer»
oughly policed u at tile pro-alt little.
“When it becomes possible. through
-The blind nre beginning to see. the
bet‘ruye’d to realize. lost a little more.
and Wilhelm returning to his “faithful ’
péople," will' find their was out-
smtchodnot as he dreams, in wel-
mme. but to tear him to pieces. if the
Allies wait. the Common will do it
Hints of an American «plunge
cystem were should the “utmost
that till- llccrct service- "llnvo xivenl
protection not only to the clvlllanl
population but to the med forcu.
Md come of their activities have al-
so resulted in direct damage to the
enemy forcca .nbrond."
Grout. ntrou was laid on the no.
clcncy of normal civil proceuoa “and
U19 noodlailnnesc of nttempilllg'to in-
voice the use of military tribunals in
this country.”
“it his been the view of this Do-
pllrtlncnt.” the Attorney General Mid.
“that every act of arbitrary and unno-
consnry interference with tllcdlfc._lltt~
bits. and occupation. of the citizen.
would launch efllci
demand woollen .
the Alum-lean «mantra of iultlcc."
He added that he had emphnalxed
tllll'l View on other gommmont de-
pllrtlllcnts. resulting “on ll. number or
preventing encroach-l
merits upon the jurisdiction of the clot
ll tribunals of the country.”
This was considnred significant
view of the United Stntcs’ Ability to
maintain tho normal functioning of or-
‘dinary government
much greater extent than othcr bellig-
cnllghtoned men and womcn‘
re are boring is than cour' My...__~_
FINANCING FARMERS.
in 1917 our government organized
twhlvc farm loan banks. the object
being to furnish farmers with capital
to equip and run choir farm on a
basis broad enough to ltlePl the need
ofgincrcascd production.
llorctofom tho tanner its a rule has
been hampered by a lack ol’rendy
morally in Hlllllll inrge Pilougll to free
him from immediate financial worry
and permit him to think of dollars as
something to be spent rather than as
curtailing to be boarded.
The farmers tlln'u‘glloui the coun-
try were quick to take advantage of
those form loan banks.
of production lit the last year- is clo
qut-nt testimony to the wisdom of
etery more made to old the food-
produccr‘ln his tnskof fuelling hungry
cy. disturb or-
confldcnco in
It reform is accomplished.
of the enemy warships
us a useful cxnmple. It
ty to sink ships that have
Itch money and labor. And
cod expect that any nlliod
n be scuttled deliberately for
yet. But if the pence of tho
re once definitely guttrnlr
It were evident that, tho
and been permanently remov-
fourths of the warships in
It could be, sunk. with tho
mnclllnrry to a
Tito governnwnt'a
' cy lllso has been more lenient
those of England and France. the ‘At-
tomcy General stated, and the VP
cncy of the methods and principles
are evidenced by the good order gell-
erznlly maintained.
"Systematic disloyal pnopngnnda be-
came a failure during the first your.
of the war," he said.
our entry into the war this pmpngnn‘
(in. supported chiefly by those infill»
ences. and organizations which
internment poll-
tli- more: legislation to make it all of-
the countries .in which the
his to‘be most interested.
V‘Rt‘l’OM “Ol‘el‘lns the time since the "Shortly after
hanks were inaugurated show loans
amounting to $137,378,000, with only
crest Oflhe world has been 386.000 in accounts outstanding and
god in the conduct of the
China has _been in the
'volutlon and civil war iter-
baa' strept from monarchy
The north has fought
.tlon hat: waned on fac-
«g-w she in at peace, all
is being at least tom-
fested' itself in distinct. opposition to
The delinquency oncurs al-’ the adoption. and operation of the ac-
loctlve service act. but this type all icontlnucd rrom Pane 000) ment. labor and thelconlmunlty~was
outlined by John D. Rockefeller. Jr.
preservation of the ideals which havb .It included advanc‘ement, by industry.
which we of social all well as material well-being
l
without exception in regions
where crops have failed.
Some of the banks report n surplus
Two are about to begin payments on'
uténtock subscribed by the govern-
ment 'to flnancethebanka originally.
Tilcn'e is every prospect of great
‘lir-owth in llll“ mm. of the banking
bugincns nextvyear. _ V -
W
Hungarians above ”appointod
tram Roam Schwllmmr as am-
b’ilmm.té‘-swllrerlmal From what.
isr-rknownlll this country of Roflhfi
récbrd all". member of Hurr- M
mull my. amt-an m
tool «no “guy on Mimi“
:‘u‘nulr l? ant-mm M was: Hist
"nerpbutynmlfirx f _- ‘
propaganda was almost immediately
suppressed and destroyed. ,lt. was fol
llowed by manifestations of premium made us a free people and
lda of an economic and social cilarac'lwero called upon to vindicate in the of employer; opportunity by qmploy.
as to earn n'living undertondltlons
i
l
.ter. clearly supported in the main. bl'ilnterest both of our own _ continued
sympathize“! With the enemy mflfilfreedom and freedom for others. . lot fair wares. mble’houra cud
This general type of propaganda
tons other cm of Wanna» have secretary notes. on .mllitmfiefllfi
«appeared Wally but nona‘ *djof tho-United Since!» cannot-berm-
.thcm have mined any snbutnnttnl‘dently assessed until the pence coir
footing. all it my in fairly» multichannel: 1m deternnned um mini-e tn-
prlorito July ‘1. 1918. the snort .of '
L: in governmental form
most significant. of the
the‘world: tor that secret,
hill; country ‘-invented
cy, mum rennin
ma comet-votive ba-
-Ge'rn1ati ”announcers in the Italic!
disloynl practicum.
rplntclytnlt' .'
«but utmost cutoff
[madame
‘ lit ill“ than...
poop. m with opium
i WW '6'“: at
saw—— from the American expeditionary
Referring to difficulties with main. force disco-us their use in action as
"it has been the policy of this De- Kunl- Thlrlean machine run compan-
Oll the 111018 it may be aid that the
Less tbnn one per cent. of the ene- OPONUOB I!“ been so satisfactory as
lieu of tho Moment of . Ice-thud MW).
g cite internment of cntl- __
ml? h“. Mum“ and 01'8er German ambition and denounced 00!“
In :
. r - man methods. it would be 0. cut-pull
“When “bani ll“ 0' lmfl ”any“, of preventing» “I“? min! , 'y
down.” they have done during the committing am... to. the M
m in mybnncbea of true. amt mice of Germ princlpter. Only on
”WWW“ “u“ "u‘ MM“ “ the theory that 0mm. of Proc-
PW “d W‘ “ “mum“lclnn nulltnrilm must survive can
my “99"“ essential 1“ "i” “’ pro : there be any reason found for looking
vent prime control of—mlll‘ tort“, the (bum security of tie world in
whonnmlnl in“ of trade con no tho-waging of spam MOI!
““3" ”0 WM"! “1”“ ‘° “‘“m'l‘mr, inspired by the some enmity.
mnrlrets. ”‘9 “I" “mm“ in ”mmunplclona and tears thnt but. lately
artificial control imposed by private dividod the ”dd.
intonutcnntl artificial control “3906" “Nor‘clln “M tact be ignored that
ed by public nonem- 1“ ""5" “h“. in n crude wur, u in this club. of mil-
“mflmt "MMW- f”? “"3“ .ituy tom. the bohnce 01 mm-
governmental action. so or m ,run- will. 1»de with since me call-
nlng counter to “l“ purposomf the’ nltles cannot all be on the other side.
Sher-mun not. is dirtictly in line with u" is certain 111M if Germany in to
“3' led us she lit. to be. to
The Attorney General cold. the “g“"xpnmwsnton “‘3‘?“ 830M
in; of pending anti-trust am in “”9le in , Belgium. orthorn
Supreme CM“ Md been postponod‘ li‘rnnce. Poland and Serbia. che' must
on motion of the government because have access to the raw materials of
. the dissolution 0' these comb‘lfinntibns tunnnulncture by conversion of which
would mulre financial opal: on: 3“ into finished products Ibo nlly earn
“ 1”” ““1" which it won] no ”i the money noccacnry to pity nor deh'ths.
, " l . , , c
the present condition of tho money.“.a:: £35329 3:, $3:ng the
l
, ; lPl'lllB of peace Which will be dictated
Hr. Gregor" recommendation “FORD-v un- Allies. them canbe no reason
,pose legislation to make a federal!” separating her economic wnntn
warrant run to any part of the United from those of the re at” of Europe.
States. '0 that indicted individuals These will be sufficiently imperative
in the public interest to nndortnllc in
market. brought about by the war."
cannot escnpcirinl so anally; retire:
- to use up all the surplus foodstuffs
merit 0' federal judges at the “a of: and raw materinla that out be spared
70 if they have act-M ten y 9‘” or for’mtlny months to come."
fence to solid through the milliliters _
threatening llfo orproperty: tighten- M" “m" 3“”-
lng up ot bankkrnptcy laws; and log-
talntlon making it possiblo 'to sue a
corporation in any district in which it.
transncta business. - I‘
......-——~.__ m_ ..._...
or those countries engage in antar-
lCONNEngCUT 0F '" prison with tllcmhlind 'creute out of
' ~tllelr resources t 2 new wealth troln
unwed the dechmuon 0! war, manhé ' G‘ VEEfigl‘llskE ARMY‘Wthh Will Come our Day."
‘ An industrial creed for "the four
Specific recommendations, for faith proper industrial environment; rowan!
reached its height in the autumn qficr legislation gamma: tho military
1917, but gained no great headway and - plans of the. United SW08 are ignor- ~cry for ‘l’lnoocring. at}. math kw".
was declining bnynnuary 1.1918. Vsr- ed by Secretary Baker. because. u the dusting grievances: .It Mumm-
non of all thcindttstrlal portion with . '
musljnlnbé‘npnfmce, in film. in:
ductrlttl harmonyn'nd mmw in ~
_ each plant.=wli.ll«tillc ”Monte-lied.
“"3“. “tom Quinta-n.5,: film world.” :’to include all plants mammals in-
l ruling m lion ll. cling-however. fdu‘ctry, maximum in luau-nanny;
' ‘ . ’ ' . ‘Wfln a nation. and in tho vvu'loull‘ gm-
ofrtilc'i nood
*1 ._t Minolta." fl .
Emlfl‘yl‘n'. ‘ 3W .1
. WNW “faction Mao'- AT mm”
mm " "mounts-lingo of
"E W 'b’ ,,;‘,llow-‘
a...“ a“: 5...“... ~
tut-“war. lawn-Minute.
In baptised with A new spirit. have .
and look a higher tie-tiny ind that»;
thought of self and competition for ‘
1‘
‘Every Department “Offers.
.public, which illuminate the renlulkn- "
j!
:‘l'it' 0f llw llrltlsh fill’t‘t‘." is the ”L i
1.. vim country's enthusiastic-.1
the “it" of his associate and the coun- ,3
connection that a record of desert-lions .
of our ll“0\'lOll< wars, and of these a .’
conaldcrnbly smaller percentage oc- -*
l tlmvo w w A w ‘- ‘ >
an unit ho lit lccruitcd from]; HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR. BATHROBES.
1 Bridgeport will bu particularly int:
. my: 0-P.B.CARPENTER» torcsted in Secretary Baker's state-l
Intuit conccl'ning tho production and.
This is Captain 0. F. ii. Carpenter. worth of the limwnlng mat-Mm gun’.
who sank tin- old ilsltle- “At 0‘“ len‘n" of the :lrlnilltlrrc.” hel
‘ 0' heavv llv-nwnlmru unfilplnn‘ l0 equdo ..
German naval base, bottling up the the Amcrlcan expeditionary force -
induction into tlw service. More than harbor. lie was granted leave of ab- twice over, with a comma-“mg ma...
‘2201300 cases of mm who for some notice to rest up and has 5“... arrived gin. and a stock of light Brownintts .
reason or other had fallmi to file 1 . . . sunlcioni to equip the American expo-
(qucstlonnnircs or to nppeur for pity in this W‘ He will ‘Ml (nnndn.
nation were investigated.
ics ensued. wotltllcr conditions com:
tlnuous rain and mud. There was not;
sun with. automatic rifle .in Icuvoi
‘ ‘ J ACO BY’S
l ‘ », .
those moons from machine gun]
{Won 0! the 75.000 enemy at. units and from division commander-ll)l
lens applying for permission to com-l
plate thail- altar-mum. rfwch m tSHOULD NOT .4wa
stopped by a filtration 0 war. reri
ports on more than 10.000 have bani TRADE BOYCOTTS
the lapse of time. to dlsclou fully tbe‘mww the mu
activities of those "lion: amour
vice. tint: uni-Will. and M II M
of the substantial achievement“ of
a..-
fi
Special Values in
Holiday Merchandise
it is comparatively easy to fill the Christmas list ..
:fllere. The question of “What to give” this year is
l quickly answered by an inspection of these stocks now
in splendid holiday readiness.
é HANDKERCHIEFS. NECKWEAR. JEWELRY,
GLOVES. HANDBAGS.
g - FANCY CHINA. IVORY TOILET ARTICLES.
‘ SWEATERS. SILK PET'I‘lCOATS.
WRITING PAPER. SLIPPERS. UMBRELLAS.
LOVELY SILK’UNDERWEAR
EXQUlSlTE HAND EMBROIDERED PHILIPPINE
LINGERIE
l RICH FURS on A HANDSOME-COAT
' And in each and every one of these gift connection; ,
you'll! find aterlinlr duality “(1‘le prices.
Special. Showing of
LADIES’ COATS
, 11915.00 to $19.30
flon‘vhcl mam antler and 301- novanr CALL vo PRAYER.
cber Boning-opt Hartford. Conn, were. , ._._._..
callcd before the board. It wu tes- Service '11! ' be hill in Trinity
amt they dyed Illn- l.. in order to chum might a ms, prayer. Inm-
dluuuloe horndwln n nee. The more “5M0“ '“h .3 m on "Prayer."
mule in record of 2:091—4 in me 2:15 Tomomw than will in Holy Com-
clnu nt Windsor. Conn” ,on October “m ““1 Jillmll. 9:30 n6
:2. so rotatable was her perform, “l the attention.” and intone!»
. on that u Investigation was ordar- Mon at 4 o’m Artur , thll norm
«Lad it mulled Inn-«ling ole mare: than Wm M mill-adorn mum»
a. "ringer.” Both Squires were con-l "'9 work Of the Wm’clnunlinry to
vlctt-d nd “all“. ,‘the Board of MW in the Parish.
Wm
Referring to foreign trade generally.
”There can be no great revival of
trade in the countries where we hope
.Ior lr-moat, unless we are ready to
provide capital for their development.
‘ We must enter into the industrial life
parties to indusm‘twnpltal; minusc-
for initiative and efficiency; mochlllp
,- To noxious “A muons .53
' cued. of Valli/ll“ Watchman”: ~
Prince Murat and American WiféWho have
Turned Over Paris Residence to President
Norwalk Chronicler