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Llod George Delivers
(Continued from page one.)
than (In hour.
wince was the ex- prvmler's
.. at the late goxrrnment
minister. M2 the
.Qhe new prime
said Mr.
:.-mtchm Coalilion L‘ahlml."
Lloyd George. "th-v British
would buy m lllt’ l'nilml Smiles only
thirteen shidimt‘s tnppvnrr \I’orlh of
mon‘hanlliso; \‘I‘hrn lln ..Ir LAW IIIIIII-
L‘ariiozz (this to over-
thy-o“ that C. lemlt I‘m- British sov-
‘ erelgzi Won :2 lw :y 1 2.1122th shillings
‘ fln‘ pvnu‘ “0th o: lll"l‘l‘llallillst‘."
V Speaking or the Ilangm's from (‘.\-
from like Con-
aervntism Lloyl (horn lull aside his
,Jlotes. lennmi his lwavl backward with
filo characteristic lushimI. (lll'l
a; (”8er
*"tlonarlcs. turn to thI1 letter '11,“ read
- gown to tho word ‘rr-uction.‘ and
fwlhen read :I \(Iry little further and you
.‘I'Iéometo the word ‘revolution.’ 1'th
"N‘Enme very (-10in lognther. almost in
the same column. but rI-mumber re-
action comes first."
Thu six-prI-mlvr'warnml his hearers
to 'renu-mh-nat the coming: elections
that they “mild choose a Parliament
for fivv yrm‘a, and he asked if they
wanted a Parliament which would
sleep politically and r"n'lilll1 quiescent.
unriiinvlrul ol' the many
yhloh ‘V’G‘rf' bound to lie ahead.
"Tranquility." ht“ added. 'lloos not
lea A standstill
policy, it's a yawn."
, A little further on, the speaker de-
flared: “
pohcy
Suzanne Koch.” 1.3 warn M1.
'5. me first An: (”all”) girl 'II on: (r
a motorcycle rate of his land.
It W3:- 8 l.‘l(ll' kilnmnter race
from Berlm to [.rrelp I3. lresiau
and return- Ml“?! hm 'rners father
is manager of the Amcru zm Steel
5 [m d Engineering Association of
5 Berlin and was also 'In the race.
. is: Koerner was the last of her
' party to admit defeat. out with
rain and mud choking her engme
she was unable to go on. An idea
> of the difficulties combated by
. Miss Koerner may be secured
"' from the fact that only five of her
twenty competitors finished.
‘1
I‘fryanE
,M . 3.14Iuainuy a packet of
and see if it is not them
delicious Too you ever t
131-19?» Ten-Drinkers thin]; It In";
"You don't slow down the ship by rankd today. For“ the moment the
sitting on the accelerator."
Tho uchlexements or the late Inn-Run!“ ”mm “the Liberal 870m
ornment in the industrial
mt 'Poplflar Adress clal realms we‘re not the results of a, and Independent Liberals decided last .
They werré‘lffi: ”319;“; night to abandon their mutual opposi-
'lnitintlve and hard work. Thelformer of the
premier declared that a. (33.x on cap- eraln agalna_ the candidates
rilal mast be
he dill not anticipate any great
rexolutionary ele-
and finan-
“mere negnthe policy.
Particularly acceptable to the audi— adding
summary
of the economic and financial policies ““"g" ”0‘“ the
m. nls in the coming elections.
“hold the extreme of
“but do let us also avoid the-
or standstilllsm.
_\ gr. «I nation like ours can not:
I!
"When my friend. Mr. llonar Law. . SOCialism,
soVL‘r‘elgn ”
s': ml: Irrmm of indopenduit men free1
mm pat-{y iMflong enough to in-
sleadv middle
all oxtrc-mos."
lle said that
l~ntwm=n tho"
course free
was a.
and
he
by it
Conservatives
constituency,
- rotors would
In districts where no such
ImItI. Il arrangements and agreements
de- lulu» iwrn l”.l(‘ll(‘tl.
candidini‘s should
3: 4 "Whom you gut homo Int sour «lira quesllonoil M to “hr‘thm
he suggested that
carefully ,
were
any
At hrpakmg, morning labor speakers have been instructed
monone was still wondering if Lloyd to make R clear that "’9 capital lcr)
lo'lrzv‘ was really going to release his was merel: a suggosllon. and not a
host of reserves and by eleventh hour formal proposal by the porn“. The
nominations llnnlly fulfill his throat to laborite secretary informed the Times
difficulties spread the war against the Conservn- may no such instruction liad' boon
”“3 “ho overthrew him So far 1. _ given. and that the capital levy ill
37" candidates haw: been nominated stands "5 the party's official policy.
iiepend upon the ship. but upon the and of these only 176 are listed as Th“ ”WWW“ "3"? ‘5 a ""3”“ topic 0’
1511:, a National Liberals under the banner of "“mlflu ma’mem‘w" which ‘5 ‘W 2
Lloyd George. while the Conscrvatlves. “w" “’9‘“ ”‘6'?" throughou'i ”‘9
generally called l'nionlsts.
The Lnboriles are next
DARING AMERICAN GIRL IN BERLIN RACE.
4 6 5 country.
“a ‘10 "I; ‘fie mundane; mer- '
th.
«I all!“
" navea‘xgibILuIm oi: may axe.
Pointed angina hi “It mm“?
WmMunHmmbw~
getting thalt leyd George resolved last
night to turn loose hi; reserves amid
put ’ up additional candidate's th 3
morning, notwithstandlnl' earlier mil-v
cations that such a project had beofi
abandoned. Unless these political
[writers are all on the track. the little
Welshman will put up about thirty
new men. Mating. Jhi- total or candl-
dates around the two Sundred man
In this musermpydqQorge Ig'add‘bv
the gossips to have reluctantly yielded
to strong pressure {rom his follower-II.
and he had 3ugt abéut determined not.
to sowed ale war...
What new 6W 1.5pr or
an all-engrossing. topic in political
ltoplg or neon-t- consideration lg the
’of Ha‘nchemr. where the National
w and sfand togethor u unit-d Lib-
other parties. .
AI similar union between :iiverzent
lLibeIal groups in many other Lan-
lcashire constituencies was
'overnlght, according to the leading or-
gan of the Independent Liberals. the
Daily News, which predicts that a
lgreater part of the country will surely
Ifollow Manchester's lead.
In the past Manchester's Liberalism
has often had an important influence
on British politics. the Manchester
lschooi being the standard name to:
lfamlllar Wand of a somewhat ad-
vanced liberalism. The joining of the
Liberal elements there yesterday was
on the basis of n Ima’nlfpsto issued by
athe 1\lnnchestei- Liberal Federation on
-Oct. 24 the Daily News reported.
'l‘huf H'eclarution set forth ‘a program
which included wholefh'earted support
a
med and uncompromising endorse-
The Labor party has 1031 no time in
denying the report in the Times that
m If :9 mm“
Almost ex on one or the Labor enn-
dirlates has an opponent to contend
fwith. In 190 constituencies Liberals
mud Lahorites are fighting one another
lvia’oruusl) “with the. l nlonlsts stand-
h}; m to take advantage of this split
in l‘Iv moglv‘eislxe vote. III a similar
gun} the Conaerxativos and Coalition}
iljlwrnls :Irr lighting one another in:
\Ilulisale fashion At present It ls‘
;fll«ll' indltd that only nixty- one candl-
M! It» s “in be returned uuoppooed.
Li‘ 3-. Us Eng. .‘xov. 4 (Associated
:I'e-x»s.1).~-f‘rlIIIe Minister Bonnr Law
:lil'lr'SSan' :In :Iuilionce of 3.000 per»
Sons l'v‘ii' tmiuy. said tho. ‘10“! of the
“‘l‘nh- l‘niqninl Party was that tho.
‘ “‘élo—lz‘lsh trouty be given a fair
trial. 'r' if: 3
; views-v- \I'lm :Iro ('an1;an on the
gou-IIIIIII-nt in lrrlnml may think." he
not going to do é'annot be said to be ‘
efiected .
of the League of Nations an the pivot» -
prepa‘rod to place the interests of the .11 partx's international policy. unqual-
nntion before the
meat of free trade. reduéxlon of taxa- .
(Associated tion. reform of the electoral sxstem,
l‘ Iv as) _..__\n no ulna-[inns for seals in 'and abolition of the heredllan princi‘
(he llrltiah I‘wllnment must be in the pie 0‘: “cogs-“m to the “0““ (‘U‘ords
hands or responsible officials by noon
.II'lnted soaritllroe tablespohntuls of:
TH: FLA-r owners 'FA-rz «1
Amofimanbuiuarowotnats.
Allmodernandcompleki: '
mg the new street.
And then he tacked a sign pr :hlgli
Above the passing crowd '3
:‘These handsome,
And riches high 11 plied.
”The while the echow‘gegerranz
Mai-nwhfit or glam.
No chum feet wen play-pat
Adown the marble hallsr
The :gloomy con-Idors ne‘er rang
With children's happy calls.»
me rich man died as all 11):!) must.
And neared St. Peter’s gate,
And o'er the golden arch he saw
The words that sealed his fate.
The words he so»; were Writ ln flame,
And seared his hard heart well:
"This place is full of little ones-—
You’ll have to go bélow.” , ‘
, (Capri-Int.) '
inn: our than) weapons we lhfll the my.
And take the cutlll that thou lyth in; '
We shall theé flay out of thy foule skin.
And a. dish with anyone and pepper
We shall thee dress with strong “mam
——Spenser.
WHAT To EAT
A: VERY nourishing dish is onion
chowder. Cook two cupfuls- of
"minced onion in three-elghths ctr-.3
am of butter for thmy minutes or Im-
til the onion is soft. Add eight potn~
toes, pared and weed. one tefspmn-
mined herbs (such as sage, mnrjonlm.
sweet bnalql and one quart of “liter.
Cook until the potatoes are tender
one cupfu‘l of cream. Let come to the,
boiling point and serve with pilot
crackers.
Corn Flake Macy-eons.
Take the whites of two eggs, heal
until sun: adding a pinch of salt and
one cupful or sugar very mummy,
then told in one cupfnl of corn flakes
and one cnpful 0: ground nutmeats. or
.1 mixture of romnut and ground nut—
IIIeats. two table-spoonfuls of flour and
a. teaspoonful of vanilla.
Plain Salad Dressing.
Mix with onmhnlf rupl'ul of gmn‘
flour. one-half teakpmmi‘ul of minimal.
one-halt tens-poonful of salt. one-half
mm! of milk and one-half onme of
vlngmr. Ml: the dry inmdlouts..then
mm; the milk and vinegar; cook in a
4l'I'JblP holler,,nnii.l mick. \me ready
in use thin with (Tc-am.
said. “that (ho:- new government and
thI-- Pill'h’ that supports the" now gov-
“““‘v‘.: 2; hwaliiw- in it; h. :II't. .H.
Isn’t. ' “ ‘ 1‘ E “it
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iMISS Mac SWINEY ?
IS UNDER ARREST
5 l’ll'lfl .l.\‘. No 4 (Arsooiuliiil Pics»).
;—-:\ll§.-l Blur; MorS-wlnoy \l‘nH among.
‘si'wz 1i lu-n- IIS :II’IT-stw! in the llOmGl
(or Mis. llIImplIriC in Aylesburyroud'
.IY'H‘. (Ifl- r a pitrhud lIJillt' lIL-twfl’en
tlie occupants and \‘ational Aunv
:troops “ho “no i“ Tsumnhl} Faking
1h 'Itlt =1 Enlllon do Vulm IIported
tn In hill: III; in I‘Iis cit}. 'l‘lIe search
'fullt‘el to Iuen‘: the IchIIblican loail‘
:(r. llv- is 1-(“r\{ul to lump escaped
i from the house last night.
. “mmu: mil: .IIt- (lcnvral Ernest O'Mnl-
. lax one or the most artive of the RC-
pulllicun fr ”2an mns dangerously
wounded and arrested.
1‘ Mada. .19 0 Hanna) widow of the
Ollaliii \ who was k ‘led in the 1916
insurrecIIOn. was wounded.
; Sheila Humphrlrs. datum}:- of the
- O\'IllC-l‘ of the house and niece of (mm.
lhi llI'. nae eliwhflv M“ Inded. ' Mrs
Humphries was arrested. "
“TBEBAT’” AT THE REGENT NEXT WEEK.—
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Ceturlghl. 2:2 "2 Western Newspaper Union
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Ina Clltlifilil. Chino
It doesn’t do to work ,
too herd—-
.10 soon we Ream the
Flhtl
\m I emaxdex that
I think
It doesn‘t do to work
2d: all
mt‘fi"
Spanish Potatoes.
Cook potatoes In boiling salted wa-
(or “bill tender, drgln and Fluke over
the heat- until ant: Into A not «rage
table rush place two: to three table-
Ilpoonftlls of butter and two table-
sponnfuls of minced onion: this
amount will be sufilclent for: slx pota-
toes. they and stlr the hot Woes.
covering with tueflbouer and onion.
then twinkle W. Kid: mm"
mm serve very list. Wham
dish to serve with cold meats.
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Avalve‘t lam jtretchefi potion-out“
fol of pepper. one tablespoonful of,
then add three cupfuls of milk and
.to bake until the (mg is flat.. Serve on
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one cupful of milk to which one beaten .'
egg has been added and beat thmugh- 3
ly. Steam In buttered molds two hours. ’
nians .
Total to Il'ate . . . .
SUBSCRIPTIONS T0 ARMISIICE
DAY FUND.
Already reported . .
AFrlend... ...... .... . $5
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leave to the fool his folly. ' Old Well Cigar Co.. ...... . 10 , I
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cupfuls o! brown bread cunnbs W. R
with two cupfuls of chopped apple. H \v Gregg,“
Edd two-thirds 01' 3 cupful 01’ 3391! Mary \IaghalLBrooks. . 10
chopped suet, onelialf aunt!“ of brown ,“anona Council D or 1’. .
sugar. one cupml of seeded raisins Progress l‘orum. \‘o.1 5
mixed with two tablesnoonfnls of flour A Friend
and one-half teusmonful of salt; add Ancient 0rd"
Bishop .; .......... 15
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m“ ct life. 3° Jolly” §Cfirisfian Swartz ....... . . 10 ’—"’—“
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Joseph F. 3{{'(‘kri_ E .
u'l'al display of In» ~
ors and varieties.
sight to see they»:
Ihmiims growing in
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Serve with lemon or vanilla sauce. l
Sponge cum.
, Take {our eggs, one and onehnlt
comma at sugar. (he some of flour.
fine-half cupl‘ul of cold water and l
flavoring to taste. Beat the roll-Is un-
zll thick and cold waler and heat again 5!
mm thick ' sift the vulgar several times.
Safestane. $8535., I
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add it to the yolks. then the flour ul-
Nut Leaf. ‘
Take one wilful of chopped nuts.
'wo cupfuls ofbrend crumbs. one-Ila)!
' Ilpt'ul of hot Water. onolmlf cupful of
molten butter. one egg well beaten.
me imIIonful of mushroom catsup.
one tenspooni’m of onion juice and
n...
-move and invert. to drain: Sprinkle
ouch pepper with: a‘ layer of humeral
crumbs and. minced. Thain moistened
with cream. Brenk an egg In each.
nelson ' ' hr and place In the own
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monks of tumor! l'ghfly browned in
butter, ‘
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rimes lifter lr is measured. Bake very .
slowly "at first. Use a tube pan. The ’.
111w should. When properly made and 00
,gnked. be the size of an clonal-egg :..
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Pull The Second Loafer-3‘3
and vote for the following;
(Election Tuesday, November 7.)
V For U. S. Senator.
THOMAS J. SPELLACY, of Hartford.
For Governor,
DAVID E. FITZGERALD, of New Haven.
me and one-half teaspoonfuls of salt 3 ..
a few dashes of pepper. Mix the ing; 3
:redienls Sn a loaf and bake in a mod- 10:0
erate men anemlf hour. Basie cc» ‘4...
vrasionnllv with but: er. Serve hot with l .3.
brcmn sauce. - l :
_ $039
Eggs in Pepper... '00..
Use large green [miners of regular :3,
shan wash themfimd with a sharp o '
knife“ cut in halves. Remove the white $3 ’ '
membrane and needs one place in boil. ‘0?
in; water to cook. «flan-Inmates. Re A:
For Iieutaxant-Governor,
rFRANK M. CHAPIN, of New Hartfovz.
For Secretary of State,
ANGELO PAONESSA; of New Britain.
For Treasurer,
EOBERT D. GODDARD, of Bridgepor‘é.
BE
For Comptroller,
FREE P. HOLT, “Emma.
- For Attainey-Generai,
NJAMIK SLABE, of New Hai en.
For Congressman,
' 'ARCHIBALB M’NEIL; 5;. of Bridgeport-
, For State'Senator,
i KJ. 31333311., of Wine. .
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