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Tile AFTJL'i r-i :> iv t'xtiucit'ely
an Len 'U ; i l rubrcelion of
all new: a z. -. ht ~ ”mind to it or
'r' it orbit“: in 'l.;.~ paper and aiso
EL-s ioni mu.— p .b Juli if till.
Ln Tip}: Lil . pilblitai all of me-
ain] dir’puit"‘s or .- in are aim re-
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THE NEW YEAR
Sanctum the New Year new. Ly..-
- :WIO old that. it lostsx llr‘ l‘ilal'iii. \u:
dz“ ts eighty. and rill] liit‘ coming
5“!“ M (I Jm'iitl't’ brings llm
[:‘tbrttl l «wilful lw~>lbliitietk it is
the birthday of that blessed liotu‘
whim using; eternal in the bl'clhl
d J m.
“m year." I» hit) “I am will:
b “ mm. i am going to pill
half I! Geek in the blink eu-ry pay-
? “7: War New Year‘s tiltV shall
U find are tearing my hair over the
gotten of how last yEar's bills are to
not."
And no on about a thousand and one
. - attitudes. It thinks were all
".m- bere cornea the break which
‘3 Ital! malts them all right. if the go-
”I was good. here is the annivt-rllary.
“in: than which they shall be I‘VPH
better.
As the time approaches it is a habit
deeply in grained to take stock. and
while perhaps not actively making a.
not of new insolutions to dust up the
~.nld ones. tn‘m whiakers. give them a.
I . shine and take them along with us in-
. _ to the new year. our guarantee of re«
. anity to our own souls and our
it ‘ friends.
It is a great pity i’or any review pt
3 a mains year to be. devoted solely to
3‘ Its failures and sorrows. The reason
.4 that stands out in our minds is that
they are really the exception in human
' * tits. The rule is a pretty comfortable
' aisle of aflatra. just as most people
ff, are pretty decent folks.
.‘ the right way to remember a year is
‘ Q by the things which. it carried on into
i In neat no will fill it from first to
. last with "mod remembering.” Thole
" Is no «no in poisonlng the (nude with.
a continuous autointoalcallon by that:
. ‘ M (1 our dead litres which might bet-
.' tor be left dead.
9» The New Year is the gate. He who
.trayds through it light. wrylng in
.‘Ila past of resolutions only those
which be can basin “1 Will." and keep
Mitt. his own soul. will find him
‘ssllupolttcmadtobapptneus.
-' —-—-—-§-—-———-
11"th ctttLO PROFITEERS.
_ [at firing the federal child labor
.‘. law was revealed as unconditional.
, lines It repeat. and under the pressure
of the war upon industry. the employ-
intent of dlltl labor has increased
tly In those states where the mat-
. ls not under control.
’Ihoo. gm of the mica will not.
ditcaaamoralotooonomlcmeas-
- spa. psaaaet their cusses. it beams
u
Inflation. laudertomeettbisnsc-
«ally in some measure. the senate
”I just adopted an amendment to
.mwarmeoncbulcalungtorata:
' perentonprofitst‘ronchild
fill tan is far from. an ideal solu-
d as of Ansel-lots gaunt prob-
”. at least it has the merit of
3‘ _ thepnnishment fit the crime.
‘ fl 7 In WU) employs child labor does
7'4 forces reason—40 make money. The
‘ '5 soul and body. or the ultimate
.. ed: the immediate dollar. The
Myrlltoreadhlnlamhbll
' Hence the annulus“
A - tatulhoIl-aottcndounaway
salmdlosautsruttroos.
puma-taunt with m.»
pfific W world. as the
‘rlt‘anld be necessarr '
tantrum-ammonium
/
ammmtbe
nonparam-
llfiams Amman—'rda
lanaged‘s Residencc— .
. W fled aim; the waxy mud trolu‘
. ms scorn
ironic SENTINEL REPUBLICANS
WILL CAUCUS‘ '
i NEXT Tl' ESUA)
I __
(L‘l‘iil‘nll’d From i‘ I-! l’uth'i
it’l'i‘t‘I-i lli.i|l\r.~' wield iol lit l'iitltlirt
merit ui l'.lillilll.tll~~
and dtwi'iat‘l'iiiél .lltli, ll tlrsill‘d.
random” ilii' t'illt‘l‘ ttill-'5 u: iit‘
“Ulirt‘. itllti Iii" llliliiiita‘itili ll a mum
fi‘i llit'r‘t iii! :>
iii
bel oi liit ioliillmlcr oil pellli-iucnl
(ligauinallullllul t'rll‘ii i'tuilty agglo-
};.li_uil. mil be told beguiling ul 7:3o‘
o‘clock in illc room; iu the Capitol
ljt i . M ii iii in)“;
llfil'lv'ihl ‘.l’il‘l':\ ‘lliwifi 7.).
\‘l 2. li..\‘l-ll t‘mlili) Room 3]
\‘t .« Liiiiiiliii l'it‘-i:i} ituum GS.
i‘all ‘i ‘li i'Ulilll}. ll will 6]. I
i.\ Ll‘li'rilil l mini} li-om UR.
lx'n-illit-ld tolillli Room GS.
\ln‘ijltr \ I win}. [mom 2’1.‘
blunt! "l ulliy, iltmm 7’.
’l in: ;"‘1.«i.il t hut-us of it phll‘illlz:
llpll >t ililllitt‘yt‘n‘cl will be liiid iii
lilc liztii oi the House- of Ramon-ill."
iii“) beginning at 5 o't-lOl-h Today
.1 it ivzi iiw lll‘iiilliilllioll. ill addition
ii- -p- ‘!.I,‘i_ of ("iniliditlt‘S l'oi i'it‘li;.
1~ .riiii «i. ll;, four lil!\:‘:t-li‘.:t‘l‘§ drill
l‘-ll litt‘ilkt‘vilt'l‘s o! the lllfllrt .liid
li~~ .lppuinlllieut oi ii (Uilliilii‘lt' Uil
~.:.i.¢.u iii organization.
Walsh' tor Speaker
l'ii llilncill republitzsli Ilit‘liiit‘i'.‘ Mid
\twirlday ii'lzli i'lt‘ noiiilnulitill oi lit'lr
‘ll ~t-l’llafl\t»i'it'i'l Jaliies E‘. \\':ii.\il
,llltwllwitll for speaker oilihe Hourl-
was virtually insured. Tho-h“
inc-ills Were biinl‘d largt iy tip iiit‘ rim”
that he had the support. or lm-ln- om
iii- t-igillt‘ril H’Di‘t‘rt‘nlaihl‘K-t'lt‘l‘l of
l-‘llill'.clli t‘l-lillly who illli lml Sutur-
tiay. allliollgh no o-nllo.,.-ellll-lil »\\.ts
iii-
lilndc. iililli‘dlitlliw'iil'l' iiml lion» ol‘
the l't‘lllillnilli.‘ rt'\'t‘ll iolllllica of tilt-
stall» will oilcr it (“and date for ”i"
speakersiiip “nil-h \\';l~‘ lit‘ld lllll'l‘”
the iaslv ti... . . ill Frank
lie-lily oi' Wiiidmr Lotin. uilu l~ M lw
ill" il"\\' alliorney-generlil.
ll Ir” said illitl Senuiol‘t-int‘i .\Hlt'll
Hi’iiotll-zc of Windsor \yili rl-t‘ix‘ the
presidency ol‘ tllt- Senate. bill lliztt lli<
candidacy lr‘ not int-cling ullll “PH-
(14" support. .
(‘llairlillln iiolzlbilt-k in ii. - :-i:lii‘ t't'il
tl‘ai committee will will lilt' t'ilill‘llfi' hi‘
representatives—elect lo ortivl'. hut ii.
is not yet known who will call till-
Senator caucus.
Legislative Clerkahips
if the. custom of the past prevails
ill the pres'ent tacrtdon. lllc legisla-
tit-c clerksliipsi \l-ill bodott-rlilllil-d liy Fourth Libcriy Loan and $4.171.000;,
”I“ advancement by 0““ “mu“ oi “3"" l 000 from ihct'l‘llirti Liberty Loan. in ‘ L————
addition. 33.802.000.000 worth of cer-I
of the clerks “ho corn-d tuo years
ago. Thus W. Arthur i‘ouiliryiilan.
jr..< who 'Wlla assistant t‘it-l‘k of tho
House. il-l expected to succeed Ed-
ward J. Ki‘llt‘itiy its clerk of tho
House. while Mr. Kcncltly succeeds
John Buckley ad clerk
Both clcrkslipti in the House
elective. as is the pillce of clerk in
the Senate. but tlictScnlitc clerk has
the powm- to appoint liirl own ltrsirt-
ant. J. Frederick Baker of New [Ili-
ven. who woul’mlrisinlii lo the clerk
of the Senate lflfll nessioli. is the only
announced candidate for assistant
clerk or the House. in accordance
with the customary
Hion. John liuckloy should succeed
Sabin S. Russell of Kiliinxly as clerk
of bills and Russell should sucrced
“'illium li. lllodxettl of Winsted m1
engrossing clerk. However. Mr.
Buckley has nol clumped the decision
«'1 l‘i‘
“tilt",
of the St‘llitll" ‘
order of succee,
W
lPEltMANnNT RANKS ‘
i FOR GENERALS SETS
‘ WASHINGTON AGOGi
(continued from First Pass). 1
m“ i
: 'i‘il.‘ denim-rats zit-sell that Ht‘llli‘lil‘
‘(‘rou dei' has been building A l‘t-publL-
can machine through the draft boards.i
so lhi-y are opposed to ii’v
mutt‘lllt‘ill to miw ilzs. glint:
owilioll of lii.» dl‘alt M'olk.
1contrary. republiums itit‘
iii 1'. i‘"
illl Yi‘i‘
lilri‘l il.‘
lillal he ougill it) li'dii ti Muller L"«-‘It',|
General March's iiilii~‘- ..it-' imi’iill‘
thatillenerui Purina; \tiii it' in. *t-:‘
lgeut‘i‘ai ”filter to (‘Hilti‘ lliii oilii iii" ‘
r('rclllsml perilinllrlil i’hl‘k 'i‘l.:.~' Lily-iii
maintains lil‘rll Gilli ini “filth Lilli .. .
\ery ell'eciim link iii X't orchid/ill».- ”It
'yiil'ln)’ \liii‘Vl it \l;t~ lliiiit‘l‘ lirc it...“
Armin-ms; till—ti ho was lt‘hliullr'lbil‘ inl
'speedillg up lroop biiiplfliiiifi liliil lI-i .
illjt"t'liii‘p'.liilill llio- arm) an inliitliht'
t$ltl‘i'ii 'iid >in'lli til i lil'2iint »; “Iiii’il i‘
'lhl‘llo‘ti 'i]! ‘0 int in .l- lit iii; llpplilli
“J".t‘l
'i'ilv i‘lllullil \iillli'iilll uplwars lit
1} in (H'll‘ ll him“ Mr Poly-hill: Mul-
rliilsliion iiil .l ‘iilll‘ llwliel'ul t‘rlvllti
er 'iiili‘ :lli lilllu-lelll' y in so .,\~..»...-..
bl‘i itilm-ti ii till the L’liNlllii ti .l in;
m i’\li‘t‘.— in i" illiilt‘ \aillltlii. \ll'. iii
'llull \volk. .
it has lll't'il suupusted liter 1:. iii-
il'I-rriilll; may have lNIilii“.li ;tilliil‘itlil-
.l'wi illiii . ill r‘ili ‘llt'liw lil- \\'<i'i‘il rulin-
i:l|ili lilt‘ :tl‘lilY.
a
1B“; “WK (‘i'NTI'S
"“i 4,160,000.00”
i iContlnmd trout F‘H‘c‘l Y'azel
“Ht: HJfitLt-tlolunl t--{,itt..'t‘d i‘til' tilt-
cmcllilnciil'.~ lit-illnl expl-liiliturcs.
Tim the public hf!“ [Iiilii only about
one-third of iln- “ill-'s ithpi‘llht‘s. t'X'
i-lulliiii; foreign loans. ill taxi-s ill rush
and lull-thirds .15 ”Hill: Ill be repzlid in
‘tllllillt‘l‘ llt‘llt‘l'ililllil. lis indicated
’l‘lt-nsllry figures of collections from
various whirl-cs. \\'i'li lilt‘ iiila'i
i.~ >ili)“‘il iiilil rtl-c'lpls
t'urlOllls illitl llllSt‘t’nith'tllls l't‘\'t‘nll"
ililltilinlml tn $l.titi'.'.|ttili.iiml. of which
'Sflfilillith’iimi came from income and
PXi‘P—‘h plollls little: lilollc; 81.124.-
318.000 from oiliel‘ifedcrzll litres; oil-
ly $171,000,000 from customs dullcs on »
l“lpOl1N.iilltl the balance, or about
. Sill ,ilOtlititlt from
~uuo sotirccs. .‘
i During. the ,\'t’:ll'
come into the Treasury from the
tiilcales of indebtedness have been
sold and subsequently largely redcclii-|
cd from Liberty Loanileccipts. WarI
Savings Stamps and certificates have;
brought 89.83.000.000 into the Trcasury
uliicli. with tho exception of 810.000.-
oon tvortlliof those small securities
held ill ill-t‘cnibt-r. 1917. wort-rents the
entire hall-rest from war savings and
.thrifl slumps in the year they have
them Ion the market.
| War Fillings receipts this
iillllouili to about “0.000.000.
i
,wlLrorl WILL WELCOME
new YEAR AT umou
' warcu NIGHT ssnwcs.
i
month
Congregations of the Four Churches
| of the ’cwn Units in Most
Interesting Program.
It
rt i't"ii .
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“Enigma-z.» -. a.“ gram; ‘
by .
tolil ,
days of lili‘ your not yet tabulated. il .
front taxes
mitii‘t‘liilllt‘illlr‘t rt-vc :
i
Sti‘illllittltt‘lfitld has ;
Ionian mo mm 3
m~_ __. *.
TUESDAY. DEC. 31, 1918 1
Boston Sior
SALE OF DRESSES
This (il't"!§t“-‘i i’l'lt't‘ Ri‘dllt‘iimle' ol' the Entire Scason.
. :fim it-lgllltil‘ui “Garments in 883' c. ’i‘ui’ft-ta. Vei-
\ t-iccti. r 'ltm. tworz'i-ilt- and Rich \e \cts.
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TO LET
BLACKSNITH SHOP WITH LARGE BUSINESS.“
SURF-D- new 4....
GENTLEHAN'S RESIDENCE WITH 20 ACRES OF
LAND HOUSES AND FLATS.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: t37 Washington St.
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t‘ENi‘RAL HOTEL i
final-00ml by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas Fine C..fe attached; air-o Restorant. Italian
and American style
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Sit.
N. DISESA. Manager.
Tel. 1566.
J. DibESA, Proprietor.
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WOOL FRENCH SERHE DRESSES
Ll: . $16.00“$18.00 '
mi}; ANI) tilionliiz'r'rn DRESSES
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3'”. "’.-T “5“ ”E.
3’ 'I‘ I‘ rI'--~ \‘lpiii‘ .. will}. ‘ :i
‘ ‘ ’ $14.95
Special (tilt-rings in Women's and )lisscs‘ ii.
DRESS SKIRTS! i
l . . , . “90]. SERAQE SKIIETS
' ' $5.98, $6.98 $7.98
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Dress Shoes for Holiday
Festivities -
Up-io-dale' designs of Dress Shoes
and Dancing‘ Slippers for men and
women, boys and girls.
Dainty Dancing Slippers oifiillany Models
Stockings to Match ~
CONNEALLn BRACKEN
81 Washington Street. South Norwalh.
Hlludreds of Hirh-(irade
COA ‘ ,
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At about half of what they should sell for ordinarily.
p Don't miss these great bargains.
DANBURV BURNEO IN 1777. WATCH NIGHT MEETING AT THE,
. .—_.. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Date Given on 3“.“ Hollow Sm" "I Alllllc I-‘il‘ri )lclliodirt Episcopal
Incorrect. ‘
~t‘llurt'h tonight. beginning ‘dl it o'clock
there will bc ll “ititil llilthl inciting.
'i‘hc mt'illbt‘l‘r‘ ltnd lriends oi lilt“
t-hlu‘ch Willi pullit'i‘ lo Vt‘dlt'h lilt‘ old,
year out and the ma your in. lit-cin»
.\ lluuc .ldlo-llisilic siun board t-l'vt“
cd at the entrance to suitor liolloo i<
inscribed ‘ilil route historical till’Il
pcrtuining to Danhllry. for the inform..-
lion of ”I" “3“le ”Huh”; or “Hm" Hint; iii nint‘ o'clock lilcri- ulil bc
m‘ from the city. about one half llourloi song. it will
One of the otenls rot-ordt-d upon lizl- be followed by “ dm‘wm" m- ”up
board 1" the burning of hunbury" M “Now Nations of Europe and ”iv Fit»
the British army during the icy-nintloii- lure WM.“ “rm“. World." Then hm".
ary ‘ar' Th9 dale l" 21w“ m‘ In!” ten o'clock to eleven o'clock tilt-rt .
but is incorrect. or General 'rmiu's will be a soflul “mm “m “mumuum i
army “‘1‘th from Norwullt ‘" lion. foo everyone's enjoying frcest llnd
bury and burned. the. American stori-s mos! informal social inil‘li‘OllrSt‘. lliklll‘
therein AW“. ”77. ‘mfi't‘lthlllt'illfi will be rein-ti by ”It'l
Lion and Liberty Brand Yarn
"‘ .‘Church social t‘olnniillec to all about!
NEW YEAR'S sERVtCEs AT s‘r. Jelcren o'clock. From eleven to
Knitting Yarn in the correct shades for army and navy
use. '
Aline of Brtghtly Colored YarnS—old blue, old rose, Ameri-
can Btlllliv, cerisc, baby blue, pink, turquoise; also black and
white
New Knitting. Crocheting and Tattilig Books.
J. I. MALLET TE , .
scum IOIWLLL
ll WLIEIIGTOI I'l'.
- . t. . _ ,- l. . i
' HE AN HURCH incite othtk then will beat l‘tilillullll'
cupsxzfat-Etumsm $0..“ di- service, the thought of which will till-
1 A . . .o ,
t“ disappear.
he made at the adjournment of the , . .
laid flqaflgim'l not to neck ”1,. place “I The (rule horcled custom of lioltltli:
aim of bills, and H0 tht' protnlbllltv;a Watch NM" "will"! in “'“W‘ W‘“
is that Mr. "10“,,” will be rmurnpa ; take on‘elipccinl features this year and
to the office of t'lerkiof bills. beinulwm he in the form of “ union “Who
on expert in m," work. M... llucli- at. the Wilton Congregational church.
hay “1" have no one“) connect innl ‘Ith ‘hfi mc'mbers of “‘9 Bold “n! shd
with the incoming‘l‘pglalaturp. 1th., Zion's Hill ill. E. churches and of St.
usislltnt clerkshipa of the iioutw;M“"“‘“"-‘l N'h‘h particlpatlnc.
and Senate carry salaries of 81,500. Th9 t'xl‘l‘t‘iflt‘fl Will 09“" with it "t“
each. the clerkship of the House at celiuon in the (‘onsremtional chnlwl
billa'and of engrossing each $2,500, . from nine until ten o‘clock in the even-
and the clerkship of the Senate 83.500. ins when refreshments consisting of
The Legislature. will convene Wed- , sandwiches, cake, ten ad coffee will he
nesdsy morning. January it. and it! served. and an impromptu musical
limited by the: state constitution to program presented.
ilhe first Wednesday after the tirsii Prom ten to eleven-thirty there will
Monday in June. twhich is the fourth be a series of addresses in the church
day of the month. i by the various ministers on the general
As both houses of the incoming. topic of "A New World for the New
Legislature are largely republican.\’cnr." tier. Henry Studwell ot the
nominations made at the republican‘l Bald mu church will speak on indivi-
caucuselt will be virtually equivalent dual mg m the New wot-id, nev.
'0 Plei‘lfiln- i‘t‘harles A. Marks of St. ‘Hsthcw'a will
. ____, — ~—-—-—-o dwell on the phases of Church Life in
i PRE°|CTS OPEN WINTER lute New’Vt'orld.‘and Rev. Frederic M.
l .
. Harry Gibson, iiollister 0' "19 CWSNSIHOIII! Church
3 tor. Reads from the Book.
on Social Life in the New World.
An “open winter.. is in store fol-Emu" hog-Pm; will! 3:? “13:; 6::
western Matiaschusetts. Th"? W“! "“i munion service with the ministEra of
little snow on the ground this seaaon. ithe four churches M and as
unless old reliable weather signs oi"
_ ltlie New You dawns a short choral
the indium fall. So predicts liarrr goervice of we‘eome 'm beheld. borln‘
Ellison. 0‘ High street. the “'t‘sti'ield i nin‘ With m. m "8&8!!an It the
naturalist and woodsman. to whom na- Portal of the 030M118 Year."
““9 i‘ ”9"“ ‘0 be 0“ open book. Then will follow the dismissal. and
His belief is corroborated by the fact the. exchange of New Year's greetinss.
ithat the dlst'rictda experieancing the. _~__~________
mlldest December weather t ureaont. POSTAL AVIATOR
BURNED TO DEATH
whereas a year ago there was much
Continued from first Pm.
snow and ice at this time. Ir. Gibson
bases his prediction, which he frankly
declares is by no means infallable, on
an old Indian sign which he has tested
out time and again and found true. The
ice above the Stratbenlore dam at
Wororoco on one day was frozen solid, befol‘t‘
The plane caught Ire at once and,
Lieutenant
then it has tiesenoltd again. Mr. Gib-' could reach the spot. the machine In
son tawny-fly has been forced to. almoat consumed. A bank book pro-
give up m. m: of going barefoot be; tectcd from the flames by a heavy wal-
canso of a coldti'oln which he is con- let. bur: Mills‘ name. and an ambul-
valesolng. It has been his custom in lance summoned from Hnsclhurat laid
'paat mlntsrs to lo barefoot or at least ‘ brought a young brother or the dead
.Th'e‘ in main that in free without any bottoms in mg shoes. Odd aviator. also in the mail service. who:
though it w seem. the wuutela identified the body. After making the
now of theta-est has found. he .idéntiilcatton. the brother was over-
m... that the more he gets m. feet come and was taken to a hospital.
w‘gt, tho-caatsr his cold ”pears to _-Mllls waa married and lived at Ann-
° . char, Staten inland.
w...—
iaosrou wa'rcu moor sermons
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ttm vulva oav IENTlNIL.
vine servicela will bc held at St. l’t-it‘l"~‘
lcrmnn Lutheran church. Ccdnr street.
The pastor will delivcr no appropriate
address on lhe. words of Samuel: iiith-
erlo hath tllc lord helped us. A cor-
dial invitation is extended to all who
lher around two themes appropriate?
for the end of thoiold year and
will bowl no opportunity to. take per-t
sonnl part in this meeting. “mm: and;
old. as is fitting. are all most cordial-i ,5.
the i .
bctinn‘lnl: of the new. All who derircl
Na“"°" 0"" '0‘0'P'e-iwill close with appropriate remarks _
linger-land and'
it: torsou is slotting to rim; be and the next day broken up; glncelthl‘l‘f‘ hunters who saw the accident]
lv invited to Join (together in this,
bright. social and earnest way. for "3";
last time that it will be ponslbie. in i
:tbo year 1918.
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Sentinel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
are interested. especially to the Luth-
eran-l of of the City. There is no better
way to start the 'new year lhtln bv
coming to the house of God. Next Sun-
day both morning lllld n-veninc serv ~
vices will be bold.
«~19 For 1919——
Vlt,‘TORY RESOLUTIONS.
1. I will not. quit but will push my personal job in helping
d082,“: tangy wisely, save sanol and invest securely, and
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' ' 100 cents' for every dollar spent.
writ gloat"; $13331!" out or 1.1!! and make it build up
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11341.! 1 will have a personal share in my country a finance.
5. 1 will have’ enough sand to held on to the slippsry'dollsr.
6. I will increase my savings, not tomorrow, or next. day.
b t now! _
u 7. 1 will capitalise and! through sarong; I am my own
room. ~ . _ . f
8. I will not sell my government securities for a mass 0
p“?! will join the “Get Ahead’ ’ movement, such as one of
the vernmsnt savings moieties.
81:). I will not let the “Wardscver” idea-make mo ungrate-
ful to those who have fought and bled for I‘berty. . -
11.1 will be behind our and of the peace table With my
heart, brains, labor, enouragement and money. »
. 12. 1 will amploiywoll practical means of stoppinglthe fool-
ish drip from the pot: t-book, which undermines the Iowa” ‘
of Family Success and save through War Savings Stamps, 'l'iil'lft
Stamps and Government Bonds and other sets measures. -
13 I will make thrift a happy habit. and a solid business"
which secures continuous prollt from the spending of money
I - wisely. . _ ‘
14. I will remember that thrift {is one of the great lessons
taught the war.
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15. {will not set aside my newly-acquired habits of thrift
and sacrifice, but will “wry on” with greater seal and en-
thuaiaantthansverbeforc.
16. lellkeepawrittsnaooonntofwhatlbuy, studyit
weekly, and try tendons my foolish spending, and increase
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