'dSter
that want.
ttractlous
time we all want to hove semantics new. and we are really
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it
' May lady wants a new pair of
7 rif'l'i
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Better Grades ”-31.25 to 03.40
CORSET DEPARTMENT
"llilit
llIIliiloivoI-itsr
mi
cit-um Isl
son will deny these broad iacte. and
85:}! bonditloin. it
trial so one can dlipute, and it this
’WI to' physical mantel and moral
The American colony at Panama is
they boats to leIrn how philanthropic
All one. end.
I!" Tlllwfllllflb
South Nemslk IIIdIrI Are burning
the WIy.
it's the little Indoor ills—-
The isms. weak 6r soiling back-
Th. “noticed urinary disorders-
Doan'I have been curing kidney
ney Pills has been so satisfactory that
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Elie B. lib. Eran multiparty
NECKWIAR t wallvbdelnl why should the‘factts the in)“ lead to dropsy “a mint
. . * dents l is not. this exper men on disease
'. MR 00"." “d Coll" ‘nd WQ hIVQ rmim our ”Dru. F"“9m_ From wwo"! valuable dufln‘ the ”fuel". 0" of m, WMI the kidney! 3T0 lick, ‘
3‘0“ 8"“ W “ 'refitmmnd' "m “M .1.“ the latest ‘t "l” " i ' 9' dustrlal distress and social upheaval Help them It tll Dean-Kidney Pill-.1 ' .
“w? W" ‘ 9"“ “”"m'm ”W!” "m" to he Iubioctod to the slightest mir A rained, cislly for' sick itld LONG COATS it
' EASTER GLOVE. IIMIIMVIIBOI I! ........1.W . . .1 . representation? “on
Everyone will admit that success in
WEAR.
(HM/es for Easter LOOK at ”3W9 HONIRY “5“” ”’9 Panama Canal 3““ '3 composed largely of men in the prime troubles for 76 years. EXCLUSIVE IN DESIGN, PRACTICAL FOR USE.
on? line. 0“" Wm” -------- 2“ H“. attributed “new to the human “c' of life who have been eubiected to Endorsed by 50,000 people—endors-
“um" Kids at ........ 750 Black. White. Tana. W- 0"" “V"“m’m 1‘" “““d “m” the most rigid physical examination III at home. ' A small group of handsome Utility Coats attract be-
Bloelr,Whlt1e. Tans. NLK ”095 .......50c '"d 81 clout men to d." 1° ‘M‘wmk' “d h” before acceptance. Having passed Proof in a South Norwslk citizen's cause of their exeltlsivcllcss. No duplicates m- Um“ are
West Ind" Krdl It ......$1.00 BM" White. Tans. . ire . H in maintaining their eiti- "‘1' “““hlm” and received 9"“ statement. . obtainable and all are illiporicd models.
Black. White Colors. special IrandH‘Csdet,’ “True (encl- min lies the superiqutl' lions which in most cases assure I Gustavo Pitur. barber. 32 North A Cat fro ghbrown an d“ black mixture is. lar re
Lon am 0'0". at ‘1 00 “IN." "luster ”Wit" 148' °f 0‘" ”“1"”, "if" that or m" l-‘rench salary much greater than the reclpi Main Itreet, South Norwulk, Conn. I o u _ ' i” '
. Black, White 0010;"? ' dies' and Children's. administration. .\0 well-informed per. onto could earn in the United gm“, says: "My experience with Don“ Kid- enough to envelop the ordinary \volllan completely. The
cloth' is very pleasing ill color. the sleeves roomy. collar
in.” rinkmmw” “ “American “flu“ "'1 “d 32 :1 it remains only to give "ed“ to whom an ”mph?“ Uncle 3“” “NI-V "- i “8’“? recommend in”"‘- “5' kidneys and rovers generous and with black corded silk facings.
' Bloc . ito."rsns. Are deservedly popular credit in due. ' TM ‘new employee a” "mayor!“ we") disordered and caused my back Hurt! buttons of warm ailliler enamel Hire a distinctive
IASTER RIBBONB .......25¢ R a o Corsets in the Leading Beam the American public has had free of charge to the scene of their to ache. The kidney secretions were L ' ‘ ,
Styles.
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TELEPHONE 446
The N. E.
“suggestions
RYAN. CO. , .‘.
.F'o'llette has had reason to
some at his faith in human
nly guesswork. Bur certain-
I as it some of his hacking
"gtsrt was rather tentutho than
,, Was it n test flight in the
' live" wind, and when there
. ditto be a breeze was the real
fl Liloay'n? At all events the Wiscon.
editor takes him/sell very ser-
.. "Hi1 some of his original “boom-
,dld not. lie is ill the fight to
, he says. and will discuss the
on as he did in North Dakota. and
lfv’iiil look for like results. "You will
in all progressive terri: ory,” con
msslve movement into the hands of
loft-shell progressives and reaction-
tries. The people are not following
the politicians in their noisy jumps
to what they believe 'to be a band
wagon." Well, the band is not play-
ing as lively airs at it was. it is ex-
tol: gins rag-time for the dead march.
'tammrd Adoveate.
Abvsamso Lsrrsaa.
w
. diminishing long enough
THE ONE BOOM NEEDED.
A number of ambitious persons. sod-
fililil')‘ or perlpatetle. are moving
heaven and earth and Tartarua iii
their eagerness to get Mr. Tuft'il place.
it strikes a good many of us that
Mr. Tait is quite equal to his duties:
but whether he is or not. what seems
to be the main purpose and stock in
tfildc of most of the patriots who
pine for his shoes? What do they ot~
for to the man of thrill and substance,
the man who Works and doesn't spout
or live -by spouting?
Do they otter better times. more so-
curity and better profits for business
and industry and labor? What are
Will the initiative and referendum.
the recall, help anybody but the pro-
fessional politician to make a better
living? How many an these bidders
will otter anything to business but
more hampering laws, more noxious
interference. more palsyins restric
tions? We are to vote for these aus-
tere altruistll so that they may injure
the seneral prosperity. delayed and
lb, their
time or opportunity to acquaint it-
selt withdetslis. however, the verdict
has been presumptuously torutalied
by the medical profession. and wide.
ly and vociferously proclaimed. it
may come somewhat as a shock to
you who have retained the traditional
ideal of the physician as the poretmi»
ficatlon of modesty and self-abnega-
tion to learn that these gentlemen
have awarded to themselves the en
tire credit of the work. But this only
goes to show that you are behind the
times and “have not yet made the ne-
quaintance of that product at the
Twentieth (lenturil. tie political doc-
tor. , .~
That the lathmian Cans1.the latter
sumo and» imrstqgls soon «to be
”icomt I material mill! is due wholly
to the auditorium While in l} sense
an engineering; t. the couflpieted
task, to primer-ii .; I; tribute it'd lino
terioiogy. lt attests the tact‘that
medicine has at last becomelan exact
Let us investigate this aslenishlns
found a climate to their lilting from
the first day. and wages and food bot-
tor than most of them had ever be-
and proverbially healthy in h-‘tlleir
home country where poverty and
filth is the rule rather than the ex-
ceptlunwshould have prospered might-
ily under cleaner and happier sur~
roundings. indeed would it not have
been surprising had results been 0th-
erwiso‘t So while it may be «hard to
say Just what part the doctors have
contributed to the well-being of the
colored class. the tact can hardly be
denied that they have played a minor
role.
The Isms applies. perhaps with
slight modifications, to the 5.900 Span-
lsll and liallsn laborers. To the
southern European the Tropics have
never presented any terrors and the,
Latin people have always been. pion-
iildustrlaily by coming to Panama is
sell-evident. so that their case is
practically ide‘uticsl with that at their
colored CMSDNQP‘M tribute to good
my, considerate treatment and decent
surroundings Here again the doctor
has no logical claim to the limedllbt.
but the cllse oi the American one
their families. who' are countered at
over 10. 000 requires. pgrliaao, Igor!
carelul analysis. though the
labor On their arrival they iiild
themselves in a modern loan or
canlp, every building of which is ten-
sfrueted of the best materials and
contains every modern improveillent.
’i‘lle newcomer in most cases rec-elves
free Quarters. and though he must
pay for his meals. these are of the
best quality and are provided abrio
lllteiy at coat. The householder who
must pay rent finds that Uncle Sam
has again anticipated his needs and
provided the maximum of comfort It
the minimum of expense. Food.
clattlillz and all the necessaries at
life. that is, those not already pro»
vided free at cost, are sold at such
reduced rates that the high cost of
living in lithe Canal Zone is but a
northern echo. it anyone doubts tlllll.l
let him consult the New York Even-
ing Post for January 22nd last. in
which conlparIIlye tables or the coat
oi food in New Yarlt and Panama
are presented. wholly to the advan-
ia his paternalism and provides free
the lllheu.‘ond Ill care and attend»
once absolutely free. “This removes
that condition f Ipwideopread in
{or Uncle Sam in- this new tropical
outpost We have not mentioned the
liberal leave at absence that is grant
ed the short hours oi w,0rll the man
devices to relieve monotony and foil ;
ter contentment. And last but not
least. the destruction and elimination
of pests. in which lItter their the med-
ical corps have undoubtedly rendered
ciilciellt service. _
Here we hove the situation in its
rightful proportions. The Canal Zone
shows a death rate lower than that
of most at our American cities and
the doctors claim the credit lanai»
till; the fact thal ills population is
made up at the finest phyIlcal types
mostly young men of athletic habits
or men in the prime oi ilte~ nevel‘ old
and the most modern appliances can
malts it. to medicine iorstloth belongs
the glory.
The preliosterousness of such a
claim stands almoat without I parai
lei. Health in the Canal Zone is both
logical and inevitable. but if pills or
vaoolnes are . to be included in the
problem. the must be looked tor,
elsewhere than among the“ assets. "
also unnaturalsnd bothered me great-
ly. Dean's Kidney Pills restored the
to good health."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-hillburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York, sols agents for the United
States.
Remember the namo~DoIn‘s-and
take no other.
“" olal. ANIW'ifiETE‘ADH‘IBT”
Farmer's Daughter Tells Garfield and
(tempers They Are Wrong.
(Philadelphia Dispatch to Xew York
Tribune.)
it took a twonty-t‘oar-year-old
daughter of a xebraelra farmer Just
ten minutes this morning partly to
convince some of the best known men
from all parts of the United States
that they know very little about eco-
nomic questions and the remedy for
economic abuses.
The awakening came like u ihlin
derclI-p at the and o! the morning
Science. Some of the best known
health. attired in homespun, arose.
Chairman Miles M. Dawson. or New
York. had announced that the morning
inventive yet heard ‘by the meeting.
She didn’t rail and rant against com.
binatloos and trusts. She began at
the bottom. .
"What do you know about ecoonmlc
conditions?" she demanded. “You rant
end 'rall about the combinations of
capital and the condition of the work-
lngmen, but i have not heard one of
you mention the farmers. You don't
appear to know that everything he
Inn with the soil, not only political
and social science, but everything else.
Only I Farmer's Daughter.
'1 am only the daughter of a No-
breaks tanner. i am here as a dele-
gate to represent the farmers of No
breaks. and i tell Mr. Garfield and
Mr. Pitch that they are starting at
the wrong plaee to study economic
set down to actual work and elimi-
nate theorizing. Let them rub shoul-
ders with the farmers and the work
era. and they will know more about,
real copditions than it they discuss and
Mimosa the questions with college
men."
at this point Miss Buddy—one
gave her hotness Fay hi. Hartley~
was interrupted. with cheers. The
staid audience aovlolly'npplaudod to
touch.
“boticlcs
traveling. $42.50.
$39-50.
Scotch Mixture of soft cleanly tzlli,
$40.00.
with a hairline
of glal'kertull. deep collar like (i illollk's cowl, \vitle re-
a“
‘vers. etc.
Elegant Coat of French Serge, dark navy blue, collar,
$40.00.
Fancy Scotch Mixture, a very
'l
mllgll
rovers and cuffs laced with black and white striped serge.
The entire coat is lined throughout with luxurious p08“ (‘10
cygne.
weave \\ itll
on the surface; a perfect will for motoring or
We have, mentioned these. few selections but there
are others equally desirable llt similar or less prices.
Coal and Suit Rooms,
second floor.
MEN’S EASTER NECKWEAR.
A very large display. showing the leading fashion-
able colors“, and the newest shapes. 25, 50 and $1.00.
Neglige Shirts of Imported French Soisette, new De-
An Important Clearance.
FINE LEATHER SHOPPING
Second floor,
signs which we control exclusively, $1.50 and $2.00.
science. The rightful parent oi the “g. at the latter: session of the meeting of the Ameri- ' .
ram” is not Delis-seeps, but Pas- lint Uncle a”; has gone farther can “men“ 0! Political and Social INFANTS' LONG COATS.
our.
Full, bm‘mm” “a beautiful showing '0' every- h: claim. instruction at all kinds. tree will” men in the mum-L web men as Long (oats of {only style ill cahlllllcl‘t‘ silk poplin
[7' thing “"19“ new and “mam" 1“ male" lnclud- ‘9 There are about 40 .006 picked. men EILiingiiimme‘lithirflnrlismz James A. GHMM’ S‘muel Gomm" and silk. yerv exceptional \ alli'e “llltll were originally
,' in; Easter Gloves, Easter Waist-l. Easter Hosiery. H and women at work in the Canal of “my, assures every worker that sxtiztfi‘; 6:12;: 2;: Email“: :1; from $lo.oo to $ltl.,oo but have become slightly lllllbsed.
. {mater veilings, Easter Nockwesr, Easter Jewelry, to Zone; 25, 900 at these are negro la- if he becomes ill, there will be the planned. ~ 0 from handling We otter them at
Easter Hand flags and many other offerings that ii 50“" “‘6‘” "“9 “11°an “gill“! host accommodstton provided forhim ,me the b.“ of the hall . little 35-00 CECh- _ "
are sure to stir unusual interest. ll °°““"I‘°," mm“‘”“”" "m“ the B” M .u" government hospitals with More with rosy cheeks.almrkiinx clie- .-\ second and smaller lot at $2.00. $2.50. $3.00 and
. “ “3h \‘efil lndies.. ‘ he“ l‘borerl "use. finnunm'rao mt“? how |°ngannd M "M the Very ”ACLU” of $3.50. Second floor. front.
BAGS.
aswssl-linorow In. eourn NORWALK ” framiflggéu man‘mszm"? our Willem MM?!“ conic“?- ‘0 seasion us. over. The little woman , A Line 0* Sample!!-
‘9 mentflwhich means obzdl‘ence to “1:"- “MC" ”“3 “mm" M" attribute! pleaded i" 3““ n“ “”1“" “a We were so fortunate as to secure the entire line of
'i and ' cousion sense resolutions :1 ""1" peloentau °‘ disease with its they were granted samples used by a large lilatlllfatttirer and importer of
u Hence it "I not inform“! that these “33mm” miamutim affehmolfid t‘ottllohpfitiorln ”d Shopping Bags. \ll are this Springs designs and have _
.2. ' :1": : : : .2 :1" :11: ' ’3‘ ' colored employee—oil "silected men only of m. “may.“ or working ’ “M n o ‘ '“ “mm” only been before the public for tuo weeks—elegant speci:
menu of the highest grade leather ullicli will be appreciat~
ed by all who understand qualities We bought them one-
third below value and have marked them to sell at one-
third less than regular.
front.
A few Canary Birds left from Fair Week. Bird and
cage. $4.00.
(the E. ill. ideal! anmpuug.
. .. in tropical development.x . That i . lid _.. a u, t :3. re . »
unites the Wisconsin statesman, pm we...“ dear people to set in consld- 9“" 13°11 0" ma 3 an t “G 3 conditions. Let them start at the
' ‘ . ' these laborers most of whom are l - ' l -
titan a stunt th surr i h . . ll lined in an environment u c m tam. not. at the cello e. Let them .
g o coder 0 l a mo 9mm" °' °‘” ‘0‘“? Spaniards. have battered themselves and invltlnx as unlimited resources 2 SPECIALS FOR EASTER
Fresh Laid Eggs per dozen,
Magnolia or Clover Milk, per can,
17 lb. Granulated Sugar
8% lb Granulated Sugar
2 Calls tall Salmon ‘
ROYAL GROCERY CO.
1..
25c.
10c .
Inch an extent. that voices were made
hoarse (rem cheering and gloves were
fractured from clapping. For ten mile
lite-I the audience cheered. allowing
beyond all doubt that the straight tIl-ll
train the young woman had aroused
I sentiment which had" .not‘ been
Iroused by any or the speakers whose '
names are known troln ooI‘st telecast
and train Gull! to (tuned!- 7 . ‘ .
After Miss Hartley finished her ad- , .
breed.
Those heroic, patriotic souls are all
goosetiesll over ‘the people's" lost or
imperilled riahts. The right to make
It living without the fear of peatlierous
legislation by demaxoauea is the right
that suitors most Anybody would
think that the United States existed
merely as I stumping ground 0! poll-t
tlcisns lwntiu a Job.
Peerless Flour, per bag,
A large supply of Fresh Vegetables .2-
PHONE 1264-3. 22 SOUTH MAIN ST. 9' i
l illill » '
when elucidated ore no less dImIklnt M. Mormon“ Woodhull“ 8%.. Hart.
to the pretensione oi the medical prov ford. Goon. “.311" "For some time i
lingundists. - have been midrib: with kidney trou-
Here. say the doctors. is a need bio. i had severe pains across is?
sited army or white Americans trans» bacil‘stld’ 'feit altosether miserable. i
ported into In unsuitable climate lilo tool: Foley Kidney PillI sad in I short
rounded by deadly perils and Iubi‘ecb time my pains left me and my kid.
on to more planes than harassed hays honoree normal. I cannot call
the land or linemen and tell they re too much in pulse or Riley Kidney
inaln healthy; “Medicine did the trloh Pills and the good they did lee.” W.
Below is a list of letters remaining
heated for at the following post our
‘ Jot the current ween.
Vaovnn'rissn LETTERS-
‘ South Norwslk.
M 0.. South Nolwulk P. 0.
Philip Condillon.
Ralph Hale. '
'Mrs. William Hamilton.
Mro. Nellie Hood.
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W.
'"M Mrs. Thomas C. Jenkins. “1: £31121?" Bagbath °" mm“; and *6 amnion“)? ll. WW ‘ 0° ” " dress she left the plauolun and was EUTTER AT COST
. 9"- W0 “”0 “'00 ' ' ' ‘ ........‘.
Mia: $3,232: Page. word for the one imperative. salutary. , “th Aug MUQIGAL “1-3.. } 2m“mg.:yfl:f$sgéofiargz FANCY POTATOES. I peek ...... .... . SE:
in“ G. Parker (2). “l“ WW“ ”Willi I Will for bill-iv a ......... otovsll on MAGNOLIA MILK. I can .....
Ind she answered. Quietly she told
them to chanoe their methods and
and.” “ the Meli- mate the country-wide movement a
NEW H‘VNN’ AN“ “emu”; movement whleh‘would lteep workers
” from leaving the farms and would
solid lines that bad strayed away
"tumult "WA" WV" WVWWMW'" DIITFLOUR.IbIg.......,......................
The Great A81? Tea Company
its “ “Amulet-on II. more nonwstlt
filial“ blob I. In. more a. Ill. ‘ ,. Free Delivery.
u....-..-~-...
‘, Samuel B. Williamson.
. E. E. CROWE, P. M
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tiWill y0u'tell your wife as soon as
‘ I done talking that I would like
speak to her? i will wait out here
, "tin nllery." i
will wait out on the gallery?
1 halo seen it prophesied that .
_ .9 winter is going to be more than
' arily severe."-—Houston Post.
.9
Tel. lilo. 1th..
re suction . moon. ‘ i .
Conneotlsst bullion ‘
I‘lltIilie’ division of the
is an m on: on ‘
. , O-giéilo Quinlne Tablets.
0W ritual! motley it it isn- to.
Dill-ill. m by”? 9qu- I. "Wig Grave‘s simian is on
‘ such but
' washrooms; Mil madden ,
‘ ' 30.000 ballots will lie recounted ~ I Insoles worn. . . .
I "house electionil" committee News Brien—nod Devil, llrly miles L.
twilight tilt! contest for the mint hour, two joy riders, two shores ,
tiv mills oi (loaned balm, two bottles or ohsulpioue. t w
III elected W
the eco-
II vital
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