,7 3 1.
m
. picture. or a model different in some
5respects from hers. She doesn‘t know
iwhat a gear is, or why the ’motor
'"2 makes the drum in her washing mach-
3. .
fine go around. How could she?
or A. L. GOLDEN, Prop
There may be danger in switching
Av, JULY 7,1919 ~
“ .9 .ed‘ucntion too far from the cultural to
1 m 1 ALMA“ iIon,the practical. But before it swings
. TOM‘QB’ROW . hock, let the seen to that every girl
fidé 9302." It. 3% 9' m‘, in school gets a little elementary know.
ms 5'27’ at, ' ledge of mecanics, electricity and the
1" use of tools.
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‘GERMANY'S FUTURE
Hindenbul‘g has said one true, wise
thing, anyway. He told the students
of Goettingen University: “Germany's
future lies in the young generation.
» They must work to build the nation up
: ro summer. ms:- agmy -
PHONE CALLS 1 "So they must, it Germany is to have
Rooms—92. ‘iany future worth speaking of. They
0 09—93- must build up what the older genera-
..chs m ...... .. “:3;
’. Manager‘s Residence {fellow-militarism, tore down.
,11033._3_ must be sancr, kinder, fairer, more
'1 ’3 Residence—218—2. ‘ honor-dble than their fathers and grand
1 - ”fathers. They must work constructive-
EMPLolecfms ’13. for the triumphs of peace. instead
4.4
-. r of The Associated Press.
Associated Press is acclushm‘ly
5: to the use "for publication at
town dispatches credited to it or
otherwise in this paper and also
local news published herein.
.1 rights of publication of spe-
ispatcbes herein are also re-
.3
has nine reasons .tor giving the‘ war.
' soldier a job, They 31-9; 4 . And the Allies are helping them to
i ”em, 13 an “fildiel‘. Lthat and, by the very severity of the
.. ,. use“ is phmlly a better peaceterms imposed. With an army
,. . 11nd navy forbidden. with baby-Hill!!!
.Mcnnse he i's 'a 100 per Cent albums ”'1 bombing W m"
. «m w my, 100..” cent elli‘ n his, with the German» general stat!
. .Mflhfl.nndwiibthecflminnlswho
.. ,- . "8.“me men who en~ wrecked Germany punished for their
the “my were skilled menwho‘efiorm to wreck other nations. that
. will . k atrial! nudes in ”against generation will the a chance
. ”fig; mm have devdoprd thtkit‘o writ out‘a fairer destiny and re-
' it»... a". the H l “i W" a; deem their’c'ountry.
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Congress, after making a great show
of its intention to adopt a budget sys-
, tern, has finally disposed of the matter
by arranging for a commission to in
vestlgnte and report on the subject.
W'hlch is probably as much as anybody
had a right to expect from any Con.
gross along any line olTluslnesslike in-
novation.
Bolshevist agencies in this country
_ are said to be spending $2,000,000 a
'e’aredm. good reasons and true. month to overthrow the United States
. is still another, and that. is tofgovernment. They'dbetter try some-
.—
”t’wo—listed, red-blooded. real Am-
2. . increasing the amount-of unm- L'where else. There’s no other country
,mt. lon earth where so little revolution can
usual- the Soldiers‘ part of it. if they ,1‘9 bonght for $2,000,000 as in the Unit
'
‘accept the job they can get in civil ( Pd Slates.
can simply as they did thexone that! l ,
assigned to the-min the army, and; Flower beds filled with poppies
gibflmtlo it all the qualities mentioned have, grown from seed imported from
We, the employer who has given Flanders fields form a part of the dec- ’
. r
9‘ work will benefit and be glad. oration in an Ohio Memorial park dedi-
'2
:
Cher Ami has gone to Washington. where he will be attached for life
to the once of the Clinic! the w Corps. with unlimited aliens. Cher
Ami, a scrawny, undersized bheiray and white carrier mu. deserves
all this and more, says Captain John J. Carney, in command at Pigeon Oom-
psnyNo. 1,1ustbacktrom'uneewlth this wu- m and nearly
1,100 other «trans. Goa. Pershing one: stroking the bird's had awarded
hmmemmusenmmmms-m from the
"boat notation" in the Argonne which enabled aviator: to hate the men
and drop them food and water and led to their rescue. When Cher Ami de-
livered the message his left leg was gone int ebove the ”com! joint and
he hears o dep creased scar herons his breast made by 3 Gem bullet.
W
CLERGYMAN BITTER hum-131mm 1.. but am or me
since he went into once on the slo-
IN OPPOSING LEAGUE tan ‘He kept us out. at war?’ My
opinion at President Wilson was
formed on the occasion of his recep-
tion 0! the Belgian delegates who
came to tell him in the first weeks or
the war about the immoral violation
of fundamental principles underlying
the very existence of the human race
and he proclaimed neutrality where a
man with the faintest voice of con-
science would hsve taken up arms.
“Ibave bod nothin but sincere es-
teem for my friend, Hun Howard
Taft, for whom 1 voted when he went
to victory and when hwwent to defeat
and for whom I would vote today in
everything excepthisLeagne of Na-
tions. But i would rather go to the
gallows as a public criminal than vote
for his League of Nations.
* Sees Danger hrLeague.
"Fm- me the League-of Nations is
several degrees more menacing. more
sinister and more fuel one than eith-
er mi Trenton or 7 h Empire
ever won in the dayi when each
threatened the destrufilon of Christ:
inn civilization.
(Continued from First Page)
tion of Mr. Taft and other members
of the League to Enforce Peace!
Chancellor Murray promptly wrote to
Senator Brandegee. enclosing the let-
ter from Col. Ullman and thanking
the senator for his "unflinching op-
position to the modern Moloch. the
proposed League of Nations.” He also
one] ed the {0m letters for; which
the c ancellor‘s signature was‘vsought
and his own reply to Col. Uilman,
which follows: ‘ ‘ r
"M‘y Dear Col. Ullman:
“Your letter of January 27 concom-
ing the support of the League of Na-
tions came to me in the mail this
morning. In order that you myop-
preciate my position as a humble citi-
zen of the United States. i want to
tell you that ever since the campaign
for such a league was originated some
live or six years ago i have done all in
my power to oppose it. An experience
gained by a residence or three years
in Europe from 1897 to 1900, makes it
psychologically and morally impossi-
ble for me to support such an organi-
zation.
“Since the matter came up for de-
bate in the United States Senate I
have given all the moral support in
to put forth their magnificent and ir-
resistible power in {beg-cause of just-
ice, freedom and righteousness. By
the League of Notionsfibll that power
is manacled and bound to a ring
wherein the predominnting influence
may be either Prussian or Turkish.
"Your‘letter asking me to support
i .
"the soldier himself will win in armed to the soldiers of the great war.
._ —-——._..__..__.
i Belgium is buying from the United:
{States army all the machine tools it!
They are to replace'
,‘to whatever industrial goal. is his ‘
..__.___........—_____
TOOLS FOR WOMEN
9 Good Housekeeping msmutp r!» I the tools stolen by the Germans. And
a complaint from a. woman who ‘Germany. properly enough. will pay the
had her vacuum cleaner five'bill-
It never worked very well, she; . MW
. Congress will soon have to decide
The Institute asked to have it h t l f l h l k
_ ' W {l . .
They g t . five percen age 0 ace 0 ma es a
drink intoxicating. What congressman
éflie cleanin tube'had been used
g 'is qualified by experience to pass on
m [with the nozzle attached »
n, -that question.
Elfin wing end. The mystery was; _’______+________
had work“! i“ all. Germhny now says that she was de-
. 'Wfim complained that i" tested by Wilson's Fourteen Point.
.Mndreas 5““ as 10115 to iron Made her bed herself, and now she lies
Mg electric ironer as by hand. !,,n it!
'd investigated, and found the.
I _ ironing one ton-’91 at a’timo,?
I has in "France.
__._.___.._____._._
A correspondent in Washington says
leflwithout stopping the roller, " bathtubs. ma somebody tell them whnt
dd finding ten folded mg‘tubs are tel-1' ‘ ‘
fut once. . ‘ “W
1 W hives formed There are some people so light-head-
‘. ' ' . ed they could develop a suspicious
, _mlfln t to the load nut-e: hill 1 .
..--.. used to open a can, This on still on on a glass at one-hefi per
1 . I , fly on q cent beer.
_ V ~ ’ . . V' WI“!
1* table with” protection ' Rental-rm unsound/[noun to ilk
addition to sharpening. dicate that John Barleycorn died very
there was the guaranteed re~ much as he had lived.
which opened at the rennin4 ‘ f . *
fine It 1nd ‘bgen inept on. “Beet remains high tMugh cattle
' batch. exposed to madrfi." mflyflthoonlything the
3- ‘ ipwrpubficcnndoiocodropbeet.
“were in no Minnelli. C. is.
, 4m- the two“ is "
«act-mm will!!!» *' “VI“
’. _,.. ‘ . . f" ‘WA
my do“ not rec-en's the fund-
317i.
' and I want no alliance between the
*x'wtohuinnnywayexm‘used him-
u‘lll’; '
such a measure has been the occasion
or greater sadness that any measnge
that l have rectived since the an-
nouncement of destruction of my aiina
mater, the University or Imvain. l
my pOWer to Senators Knox. ande-
gee and Bomb, begging them to pro;
serve for me and every citizen of the
United States the only country on the
face of the earth fit for me to live in
and die in. I want no super-country
the American spirit, especially since
our first meeting to o ‘ the first
campaign for the Red .
“I love the Republic“ party more
than i love my life and hence you can
appreciate 310w much gloved lam to
find such a. clpnble loede; headed in
the opposite direction ,1 am sure that
you apprecinte why. I should like to
know that every Republican, member
of Congress in both the House and the
Senate. every Republican official of
every State, city and town in the Unit‘
ed States and every citizen, whether
.msn. woman or child. in the United
States should be whole heartedly on
used to nny power other-Jinn the pair-
er of God that might more to tell
the American people whaltthey should
United States and any other country
in the world, be it France, England:
lreland. Germany, italy, Qreece, Rust
sia. Poland. Egypt, Palestine, Turkey,‘
China or Japan.
Would “Educate" Soldiers.
"You ask me to sign a letter to the
effect that the soldiers and sailors re-
turned from the World War support
your league. For every soldier and
sailor whom you can and in Connecti-
cut ready to subscribe to such a long-
ue I am willing to go out. and beg or
borrow a dollar for a fund to educate
them as to the agrcgious error that
would induce them to deliver them-
selves and their country to the slav-‘
cry of European intrigue. which is now
more insidious and more persistent in
its selfish designs to swallow the
United States than at any time in his-
tory.
“You are asking me to deprive my
country of the place of honor which
she has attained as model and arbiter
in the disputes 01 other nations and
muscle her to a vicious circle of po-
litical expediencies after she has ac-
quired glory and independence by her
unswerving adherence to principle.
"As, a clergyman of my church I am
not permitted publicly to voice *my
monal views on any topic primarily
political. This matter, however. has
assumed (or me the character of is
deeply ethical problem, concerning
110,000,000 of my fellow citinens, and
more it possible I should mu
want to the task of speaking on_
ova-y street corner from Pomona,
It, toVLos‘Angeies, Cat, to proclaim
my convictions as to the dangers of
such I lengue. . - -
“You are theilrst of my friends
oer-ling the destinies of'the American
nation and people.”
ITALIAN STRIKE
- DECLARE!) OFF
AT MIDNIGHT
(Continue-1 from Pug»: One).
~
of the entire population which for
over four years strained every nerve
in the face of the greatest struggle of
its history. With pitileus energy
however, as pitiless as it‘s leniency
heretoglre the Government now in-
land: repress any axle t
loun‘ 1 just protest in?! to trans-
fmtgxe seriong.”
j. orence as been aw i ~
tar-y forces and the mg: 2511??!
the troops were not taken there more-
.iy fol-show. The same that has hap~
pelted at other most rebellious cent-
ers. especially at Anconn and Breach.
white many pemns were w '
where the
natal the
. ‘ l '
self as tumble. to sucha league and
Inn gt n loss to know what
oos‘t urn. 1m
form, in.-. ~m
-mm,mwmmth¢m‘
Against those forces,
the American people wire always free.
looked upon you. as a force for genu-‘
i'
or should not do in any event com.
~ Uprising
day. 9} ._ *j .
she . % Pol "
called out too
ing. When they appeared they were re-
ceived with applause, the crowd about-
i totbeooldéen."noflrlng.boys,we
.aurgnt at the front. Here we are all
Economy Specials
EveryDepal'imcot Offers Items at 22 MWer J
‘ Pile! Than Ever Before, g
All unen' Weft‘l‘sble
Damask
Two yards wide: extra heavy satin
finish, assorted pntterns; value
(manned mom Page One)-
g 82.25 per yard.
. g . 51.49
' Engfisb Long
g; High grade, splendid for women's
and mines“ fine underwear. value
$3.50.
sale W13“
piles who hove smved- ll.”
Count owl, protect of Florence,
has been removed from lame. He
was transferred to that city from Mi-
lan: during the war, After he had been
unable to prevent a general strike in
Milan.
PRESIDENT’S 8H1? .
SLACKENS SPEEDi
Shantunc gi‘i‘fiptlzllt Bros: 3
Natural mlm .
‘12:»
I 7'J
44 Inch From?
All colors. Valluv
White Gaba
Extra finc Hui
W1
Yard ll'id
Choice “so?
slut end in n;
30¢ per yam
\Mtll ',
93c yard.
1 Voile '
Spin-ml
President Wilson rested a good part
of today, but spent some time on the
upper deck, and, with lira. Wilson,
visited wounded soldiers in the deck
hospital. He will devote tomorrow and
Tuesday morning to finishing his WS-
ssge to Congress.
This will probably be in shape to go
over with some of his Cubinet advis-
ers on Wednesday preparatory to its
presentation and the submission of: .
the Peace Treaty, the Treaty with i :3.
France and the protocols to 1 l 82.98
on Thursday. ,
All arrangements have been made“ W WM
f‘“ “"1”“ in New 2"" $1w€" 7 High wit); putt finish. woven
afternoon and :3 gm 1 ,
m, m,“ I, u mm M ; rmmmmmm, u
‘ .> hobo: wide; 08.00 voila.
$3.98
‘
Qll‘lllfu
930 yard ,
'halil'cs
W"- ”115, P." ,
Yalu
c(
.1
34C in
36 Inch Poplin
High quality. lam w on...“
rich, solid color: ; nmv
Value 85c. ; i
59ci'
White Wash Satin
86 inches widv iiwsuial $2.25.
Special
$1.79 3'
18 x 36 Crex Rugs
Variety of colors will hand bar
”I. Value 750. Special
59
leum Floor
verimr
Tm l yards wide, the mos: practi
flow covering mad» glitracti
patterns. Value 81.50 special
$1.19 yud
the outconnng fleet of film will
be met Tum nothing, when the
:l‘l
Slum
,
3m nearmnndtboloetwiil:
tin move slowly lamb the Nun-
mathematics.
Mule crane Minn cotton. soc-
nnd infants‘ dresses.
$3.59
Extra Heavy Satin Finifl
Table Damask
" i0 lnchel use. mu bleached.
ham. putter-no. Cory special.
49m
Ill-en win be then m
third‘atreet to m avenue. (mace
north to Fifty-seventh urea and then
to Carnegie Hall. where these will be
reception ceremonies. with a brief ad-
dress by Mr. Wilson.
ALLEGES BIG
RISINESS WAS _.
BEFRIENDED '
(Continued. from Page One).
1
1
protected ngalnst its activities and
Judge Gary, resident of the U. S.
Steel Carpal-a u.1ccused it of over--
sting in “flagrant violation ofjaw.”
Ir. Gabon declared the ‘ ,
created the “seem government” by‘
ignorhg and reversing the intent of.
Congress in authorizing the establish-
ment ct a Council oi Notional Defense?
in August. 1016. An authorised by:
Congress. he said. the council was tot
he composed of six members of the
Cabinet who were to be the real exec-
utives and seven civilians to bevelecb .
ed by the President, who were to act}:
Connecficul Bedding Store
stead of doing this, Mr. am “_i'
Tel. 968—4. 3? WASHINGTON STREET
sorted, the President made the mun-i
ory commission the real executives,
“clothing them wits;- unprecedented?
and almost inimitable powers. i
ev“Behind glos’cd doors. weeks and
en mom 5 clone war wa d .i -' - ' ' ’ " '
ed.“ he said. “these seven Email; Any ”11°13 you buy of file Connecticut Bedding Sf. 950“
Signed practicum, new W" measure - save 10 per cent. to 26 per cent. Any article bought of up Con.
winch Congress subsequently chimed. ' nooficut Mding more i! fay flamm-
Any Mattress bought o! the} Connecticut Beddim: {5150"
means 50 per cent. saved on the dollar. We manufactx‘vc our
own Mattresses, so there is no middle man's profit Earn ”5“
tress sold by us has our guarantee for what we sell it All"
new mattresses are made to order or old made over in .: short
while very reasonable.
Morrison & LeRoy
DEALERS m m A!!!) TUBES
’DWUTOR F03 JORDAN RED TULES
80L! Adm “03'“! “READ TIRE CO
91 13“]: St. A Phone 909. Norwalk Conn.
They devised the entire system of pur-
chasing war supplies, planned a press
. censorship, designed a system of food
‘control, and selected Herbert Hoover.
:{us its director. and even determined
on the daylight saving scheme.
, “Conceived within the law, but ,
brought into existence in absolute via.
. lation of law. it is not surprising to
find that this secret government or the —
_ United States melt persistently ignor-' __.__
cg anéldeven violated the law; that it part 0! the method or buying was
a‘ov interested parties to fix the changed on the slightest degree so far
i 33;: 05(11le supplies; that it put the ‘ at I can 0589””?
guineceésary 5:12:33 tanglcnlcultible. -uft!ng cases in which he said the «pix
i things with a high band , car Ed I council formulated legislation before i . . wit“ a"?
m. o h ‘ um was declared. which legislation: limit” ‘0 “mm“ W ‘ '~
3 Major Gite.” Gamma . that m inter was considered by Comm. Mr- " ”bemoame necessary M 1' mm
= .. t in mi Goethals was called Graham declnred that on Februnty 15, i m “1 “8mm them?
i a t e eleventh hour to rescue the 1917 b ‘ t '
War Department from the public oh- , t e council discussed .hc draft; . .MS
1“qu which won fast ”flint system and considered a report from: WORST 0‘ A”“‘ L“ i. ,. l.
:31 as a result of the methods grim Commissioners Samuel Gompers and: A certain was City "‘ imifylflv ‘3
3 capacity of the commission, net: ail:- Howard E. Con’in relative to the mold , never know just how new. ‘1‘ .‘ 1.. .1
,ated and practically defied it," pn ‘, 310“ of labor from military service; i was the other day when all.“ i
i “Our soldiers were actual! fly! :0: the some day recommended that ;5 “.91 examination of “tier 4
:Of pneumonia in the cam“ be; Eng: Herbert Hoover be employed by the; brightest. sweetest and nugget. ‘
lack of proper clothing“ bugs Cg. Government in connection with {nod PM“ nine'm°n‘ls”'id.”?d.ll"m‘
,Nr. Gm acid “and etc, doggy-0|. andion Mngch 3 originated the , g:“;%umt;g‘£t2aufistny'bah!" am:
still“: a ’ Genera Goo. lght, lav us so eme a rum-9 .. - ' "
imasterségmggltggiguéfsgédfi$§§2.pmend, a Federal censorship of the; 21;: “iii: fl‘itghétgfa a nominal baby.
should have free ' recs. § 2 . I
in” of his dutiemwu ‘3 the ”93,031: “About the first thing the commiei
Council of National Defense ' sion.mdid was m take up the mamttel‘!
“Immediately he took iron] the or «maxing an an" mama m "i
of M emeil that power mmunlnm betwee nine manufactm“; '
[to order purchases rind its prices and ' ”mu the mandibular; L
soon dispensed with the services I continued. “in “waned! meetingfl‘mfl
those members of the advice 0 before war "a dad , the ccmmifi’;
'7 cum- .5“; not with the representatives 0f?
the wmflng industries and’
mittee who had no @9910ny hill
819d t'l’le control or the sup 9““ for fit: mud on mutation of them for
ceiling supplies to the Government.
army.
“ate Guy advised the My? -
com ado]. _ - , “rails method consisted at having
at ’ a" m Magical: the Wtauwn of various bust.
producing good. which the
‘r‘J
:had not been discusmqi .mli ~29”
eupon by the council's athiSl‘Y. W5
9 mission before the actual limru‘ri"
‘ of war. At times, he said, M W"
‘ ties of the commission vx ..
“‘_
l
ifgw
l
.
4 .
:5: Operating in d none-
rm ' .
a... dim mm m. mm hm .. w. m...
:to rem“! business r: ~ Wm into committee so they
E business." When the attorney gener- mt ”3 ‘53” 3‘9 '9“ to the chm‘
I 3.1 In W upon ”a” mission meat dimct. When war wes declared,
* to m “Writ. m ini- nchlnery began to move.
laid. he mm. the motels ml '“Mthouth this scheme was surren-
jarred atoms We of law were ed to enable the industries to cal
mutter: at “national policy,” «other at the Government you one man, the
ithan siege! question. .Govnmment was ntrno time able to
5 “Ascerwards,” Mr. Graham declared, deel with the. industries through one
i "when there was evidently a discos- man, and, on the century. {bronchial
. Iioa lasagna also the lflqnlity or the war numerous Federal bureaus
We! the committees on the Vere bidding against each other-"ht
Wham; 1m 'fllempolvcs, ill. the some supplies, with may in.
Ice in I tall glass: a slice w!
juicy lemonmthen fill in Hz“
brim with chilled Van D} I.
Quill-Ten, sugared to ‘ahiv.
Oil-I'm 8 lbs. $1.55, 50c AU
Mucus. $1.00. 35c ill
Of‘jeeooo. ......
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