17445;: « The following points are of vital interest to the people of this nation, and will be discussed in greater detail in separate advertisements appearing in this paper at intervals until the start (if the Victory Liberty Loan: ‘0. ‘ 1. gt; ,4 _ :3?" .- - . g, . v . * 2. 15:: a. T1 j; .. 3,. / 4:7,}; mfg gawk; iiil‘fiiIMFZ-‘NMW fi@;§pnmi§.wt¥flmmw.m~w ' ' This nation—your country and mine—owes approximately $10,000,000.000 in unpaid war The nation must pay this debt—if it is to .i 4 .tbillsu-for a Victory that we are now enjoying. continue to exist as a nation among the nations of the world. ' 351 There are only two ways that the nation can . secure the money—by bonds and by taxes. 4. __ Tues are already high and yet insufficient tfo meét our outstanding War obligations. 4'Therefore. bonds must be sold. Again, there are only two TWays that several billions of dollars of bonds can be sold—to '- the banks or to the people. If they are placed with the banks, industry, commerce, your business firm suffer. The banks would be unable to purchase several billion dollars of Liberty Bonds and con- tinue to loan money in sufficient quantifies andatafairratetothe man. You cannot have your pudding and eat it, too. His, therefore, oLur____ business and Ill:___ busi- nose toprepareforthe thoryh'bertyLom. ' that we may then invest as largely as each of us individually can—for Ainerica’ s welfare . ‘z' . and for our own. Vicronv LIBERTY Low Comm'rru 3:5) ' .3 WT .r ”1:1, #1:; .- compumnti’ér , LOCKWOOD MEG 6.9. . may? 7 . Me locomotivrs rocohml by ;‘ MM! road to vex-«l with; Wall: sure. are tum 125 to‘ m can in m an have "on! modem devise known to nlminx 4.- .. .— 1 31—?“ a; period of prrfnet out. weather. one at (he wont. storm In none raged over the Bras-II blo- but. annual-1n; the country with (so. (on: to nlx inches at an. mph and severely and mutilation to at, l“ in my auction- fun- on. city. CONN BC‘HCUT WMY ' APPEAL DMIIDED Uthea Comb-lo- ban ill-heed; theappealorlhn 6m My: from tho damn at the Doha. of Stunted 13 m b a. m. of the company's froth cl Hope strong la that at; ‘ 4.110912%an the MK Company (or the approval or m plan to take land in New Him to occur. the rut o! m for a trim: . In the amt-noon a, 2 o’clock. the petition at Charles I' Noyes and other: for a train in the New Haven find leaving New I.“ (hily at 6 1' l for Westerly. B. 1., will: be heard. CHAIN” AND mum mm I‘lllaallvedlnvwousmo-ilcbnnue can. 01““ “3&0“! 1 cut State Cantu-no of m and Correction opened hen- Suthy even lug, over four hundred delegate- and suede bate registered new this use Inna: meeting em held. It ts m probable that monomer-em: will clause its more to the Connecticut Orunhntlon of Sean ~ Wont. loo m- elodic-m will be held mi alternoon — V’ SAID TO RAVI may. I HARTFORD. April 1‘.- Dnclnred ml ’be suflerinx from lm G905"; Thomlmon. nineteen your: old. In re- moved yesterday from a local Mary to the Isolation mm by an: on on Board at Health. Dr. Arthur J .5 Wolf. battedoloxbt of the loud. yeti» ' led the diagnosi- ot a physician who‘ had been attending the man. Thump? lo. cue to this country two you-II In from the Island of Ahlnldad He had been in Hanan-d seven months and l 6 chGM is i. the incipient-tags rowan House oav minivan. New Haven, April: 2!.-—Powder HomeboymoheerVedbytheSev , WW8 Foot GI“. tear run its ol‘th. bril- llnncy. For three your. the dru- andatreegpandqby MMVM Inhhunnd Manual-mania! dean. Gwen-r Holcomb and Me Mame formalities-11mm nylon, and later the dinner. The ac- c‘n- w the refusal of New mmmmeumdermo keys of the powder house to the local militia. in 1776 com. nan. co. Hindustan. NEW HAVEN. All?“ 29.——Re-organi: nation of the Connecticut has Cunt dem.m'auzapt- than. at W m to la a mm «3 proceed with the ac m W D! m '1'an of the United Stan. 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