. I is an established foot that
SW8 nminum Cooking Utou- ' ‘
s r superior to those made 1
1 other motel This has. '
W1.p1oven by scientific re—
Ihrch, no the tests show that
verdigris, rust, nickel-oxides
injnllous zinos can form, no
tto’r how it is used. Neither
there any danger It chipping,
n' with enamel ware.
‘ t is an excellent heat conduc~ 1
which means quick boiling
1 d saving of fuel. Its light
sleight makes it easy to handle,
and the silvery-white color or ,1
the wore is pleasing and always 1
clean looking. 1
. Every piece is spun (not
Tpressed or stamped) out 0! pure
heet material; and is absolutely ’ i
seamless and sanitary. ‘ »
Swiss Aluminum Ware has 1
come to stay which eventually
means the passing of all lines
”of tin, steel and enameled cook. 1
1 ing ‘wnre of every description. 3
HORACE R. NAel-l, 1
North Main and West streets.
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THE «FABRiCS we show
are the very latest creations tor
hummer sixles.1 Come and choose
1 your cloth and let us tailor you a per.
7V gieci: fitting suit. One that hill gi'e’V
V ' you a distinguished appearance among
. I "well dressed men. Our wmkmen ure'
' artists and turn out perfect work.
John Kubovic l
213 WASHINGTON 81".,
SOUTH NORWALK. '
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Gas Ranges
To insure prompt attention or-
I must be placed early. Don't
Vt until the westher gets good
and hot. Order your (so range
sy. An order placed now
limos prompt attention. We can-
.not promise this prompt Icrvicc
1 you "delayin ordering. “Order
now. 1A phone call or a postal
1i bring our representative.
Visited Electric
given twenty years to.
‘_ sized 1111th y thereon He is an elogV .
‘ quent soomiiisr ind held the audience
itidtii‘eafi woo practically. the some so
1 ' he delivered on the 15th or June before
_ ;‘ . ten thousand physicians of the Amer
‘ ' icun hiodicni Society com ention It At.
the land I degeneracy so appalling ln
1. magnitude that it staggers
‘1the spiced of. chronic disensoI. Presi‘ animus! omen per centun'i of drinkers’
Vthat within thirty years the mortality
1 lungs, kidneys,
‘1 guns are responsible for more than
1ha‘ll‘. the deaths.
'stract of the U. S. for 1911, and the U.
facts that demonstrate national de
lite min per million of two hundred
1and ninetyvonc per centunl.
V this means the loss oi I million babies
I year
1 1 Vi). normal holly, this isthe reason that
Nichoil, M o. small on “The Amara w” “a“ a "“3" “mm“ ”‘3 into
was CrisiI or The Relation of Alcohol
to Race Suicide“; or. Statement)“ has
the. scientific
Itudy :of the question and is I. recog-
children at diluting: parents. 1‘
in our studies among whom childre
per centum of these children or drink 1
1 in; parents suffer from some i1lnctionci
or organic lilIeIso. I . V
In one institution for the tieoihlent
ogphyslcsl detectives a recent study
shouts that every patient is the chll1d11
of drinking parents. ' - .11 -
A startling Comparison. V
A study Oi’iVWD groups ‘ oi families
the mind Will clearly“"'shuw thodlflemnce 11‘1“:
and tlueatens 110 destroy this republic; 11hcredlty between the ohildr ot‘ the -
numbering more victims than have thinker “.111“ the children 0 “16 3i"
been slain in all the Wine and in all stainer
the epidemics of acute diseases that
have swept the country within two 311°“. the following . '
hundred years ~ ‘1 Toial Vnuihher oi children, 65-930
The application of modern scientific Vd’ed in iniuncyfl 1 1313,3311? 1 epileptic
methods has reduced the mortality 4 anaemic, 3 very 9001‘ teeth V1 diné
from acute (“$03898 such as typhflld'i bath), 3 had heart dlSEKSC, 3 lmbeéile,
veilow few-r and the plague The 5,neunotic 3 adenoids 8 tubercular, it
sources and the carriers of these infect 1“” moi _.
“OBS have been discovered By 31301.5 V In their studies ”19510 chVildl e". StoodV
'ishing the sources and snrtorminntihi;1‘as T0110W3'~2 were assailants fill”. V
the ills the mosquito and the 1',at the and 17 deficient. '
Vinvincge length of life has been iu-V1 Ten families 0‘
(if eased 1 Sho‘W the following.
With whatxnnlked contrast do weV T0131 ““1an 0! children
deal with alcohol. that most potentidied in infancy, 1 anaemic, 1 tubercu-
source and carrier of chronic disensel 13". 1 neurotic, 1 rheumatic. 6? normal.
1 1 1 lln their studies these children stood
“"3 sum" °f fix)?” Disease My" as follows: ——.16 were excellent, _10' fair
I
Vund 2 deficient
chenerncy is shown in the melons-1
Of the nbstuiuers ninety per cranium.
his late of mortality resulting {mm were normal in mind and liody.,s
spellbound tot on host and a hell. The
tenth: City Here follows I port or the
lecture:
A wave of degeneracy is sWeepIngV
tou‘n abstainei‘ii
dent Ritienhouse, oi’ the Provident
Savings Life Assurance Society shows
children.
Posterity’a Legacy of Death and Do-
generation.
Woi'e the tlansnllttod marks of al-
cohol degeneracy limited to one gencr. 1
sites, could improved sanitation and
medication correct and remove dismu
(lewd nerve centers lied heledity
would icelve partial compensation
11 But the lawn of nature are fixed.
"Whatsocter n will] soweih that shall?
he also reap.”
A degenoiatite factor hecomes niole
potent with each tinnsinisslon and ren—
delsmosierlty mole and more suscep-
1ilhle to disease.
from clnonic diseases has doubled.1
V1r‘tnd today chronic disorders of the
heart. and other or-
The Stutlsilcal Ali—
8. Census Bureau in its Dccenninl Re
ports, present an shinning artsy oi!
geneicy:1
Within a period of fifty t-hree years
the country's population, oncoming to
these reports increased ilnee hundred
and thirty per centmu while the num-
in of insane and teehle- minded ln-1
messed nine hundred and fifty- iive per
centum. This shows 11 not increase In
!
through tinee genornlionI.1
11 Ton Families of Drinking Parents:
First generation 47 Children.
whomV 60 per centun) Buttered from on:
gut-no and functional diseases. 1
Senond generation, 90 children. otf
whom 60 her column suffered from or-1V
sonic Ind functional diseases. '
Third generation
During «the last twenty years there
has been an increase in the mortality
from hemorrhage in the brain of one
hundicd per conium; kidney disegses
one hundtcd 11nd seveuiucn pet cent
um diseases of the hoalt 11nd circu-
'lution three huudrlld illltl set‘enti-
cight per ceuiulu; concur, four hund-
jred and thiriy~six pol' contulu} diu-
Vlhotcs, seven hundred and thirty-tight,
Viper ccniuni. This slaughter ut the;
ruco is usronluuicd when we recall the
tart that one in every seven dcnihsls
itino to tuberculosis; und that one in
levcry tn‘oniy will die or cancer.
| A olmlntahlp‘g ems Rstol
Ausln, degeneracy is shown in u
lessened fertility of the race. Accord
iing to statistics presented by “1.13.1
a
gnnic and functional diseases.
Deficient SchOII Children.
flrient.
own the cutite com: [13; there are scv l1
. on millions of children of a schotil age
than sixty- ”scion thousand or these oral:
flee from hereditary ulcohol tnint.1
1N1) .. among the early settlers of this garlic (1131,1159, This percentage hos,
Country there was an overuse in or been Verified m Havana of the Newi
cess of eight children to I lumliv; at York Superintendent of Schools. 11511
the present um fifty—eight nnd seven-1mm percentage paid; 309‘! over the
ienthfi 1W cent 0‘ native American entire country, them are thirteen mil-
white women who have been married lions of children oi u school are that
over ten years and less than twcnty11m, flmlcmd with functional and or-
your: hats had 0 a or two children. “up; djnauqu and [egg “3‘" two and
will only nine and wienlha Per cent a mu! millions 01111111111 are free tram
has? more than five children One out «swampy alcohol mm
of own six or these women is child 1 A nation hsit diseased and half W“
liens. in an Milieu t0 the m? WW cinnot live, out here ire have three-
Ammbly last winter Dr J H Kai fifth: or the risinggenrstion montllli‘
1033 presented clowning statistics,‘ ma ”hyflcauy 4153”“ ..
covering the birth into in the United pm- every mm oi mm abntninorl
States. According to this authority:
During the past live years the Unit
ed States birth rate hub foil“, oft
‘ thirty-thrsevsnd one-third per contour;
ennui-an. or sunning mulls die. n
this percents” holds «can throllahout
the United flutes we no contraption
with the (not that since the win or
hot this degeneracy continue 111" Wilma!“ «his?! to mi. it
It the some rote tor one hundred
yours Inn there will not be I notivs- ,
born child nvé‘yesrs old in the (toiled; ‘
to
Ten families of regular drinkers 1 1
70.42 V1 V
that an: under two years It no, live _
84 WIshington Street,
’ We give SETH
drinkers’ childl-e11_und with an
creased per cupitu consumption of al-
coholic liquors, we must expect I
1 hugely increased number- ot insane
famous the children of the next genera-
tion.
The Grant
lost its power to destroy.
fins. 1
outs. '
.. I: 30 u. 1.~ oncet i ' B'l t .
(lancer otten‘hears a relation to al ham .11 n C r 1,. V) V8 01
cohol that is nut to be mistaken. Dav-1 ' V
. ii a. - i n i
;‘ltlsons “Geographical Pathology' 1 m oi,“ ”8 33“ see
All illustxntlou or this heredity law 6110“ that among the great total all”
may he noted in the children 0f ten staining races of Africa, Asia, and ice
families of drinking pare'hts tinned land, there is n rnriti 01‘ total absence
ot conce1; while Government Reports
show that in the great beer wine. dud
of spliit drinking countries of Europa
increasing
there has been a steadily
lmortaiitv from cancel.
80 Per Cent" Unfit For Army.
in Englund a few years ago, of
V’tualvo thousand men examined at
3° cl1ildien,V0f Winchester nine thousand were r-eioct
whom 95 per conium Inflated from 01‘- “:éd as physically unlit {m ntmi 9131-.
vice Dr. Boliinger estimates that hull .
lot the young men in Germany
My studios of st .1001 children show New right and twenty- one seals or
that one in overt three is mentally do use me incurable of hearing nrms.
it this psicouluge holds good Not long sun I call was issued for
young physicians to enter the
Arm; Eighty per (opium of
that are mentally deficient. uni loss examined were reio‘led as physically
unlit When tour- fifths ot the
representative men
next generation
What In The BomIdyi- ‘
more the gum or Eberth was dis-
savored we might with impunity
infected water Indmlik and hisme‘the
results to on inscrutable ”act 1of~Provl~
deuce; but since the bacillus or ti“-
phcid was discovered We recognized
infected water Ind milk at about: to
the community.
The time was when alcohol was r...
coined II I hsnentio the race; but the
invention of monuments ot examinov
than, has revolutionised our attitude to
Ilconol.
food but us I poison.
roam of Health armed one on pol-
ice potter or the Stan: ancients? the
1 ‘usrcnilnc the
hunters ol.’ typhoid I
' ut elliptic
1 stuctiso to public , out
we have received our Summer
Stock If V
Marked at Attractive Prices
See East Window
AV Dickerman 81 Son
While Plague has not
My studies
show 75 per cent or tuberculosis chil’
dron Ire the'children of drinking pup
in America me
Three out of live I hoot children are pronounced unlit to} wm, what shall
1“ Cruise Journal or melon-11. Vol. 33, niiiiotcd with some functional or orqwo all) or their illness t8 father the
We no longer look upon alcohol as I
“-sl
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‘mi :_V
South N'ortvalk . Those 44::
Green Trading Stumps
o. A. R. VVETERANS' on.“
*m
lt in to he Ohgorvcd at the Plalnvlllo
Camp Ground; on Thursday
of This Week.
G. A. R. \‘eternus day will be 0D-
senor! on Thursday of this week at
the Plulnville camp grounds. The
program will .be as follows:
in»
very
l:(l 20 n m «w elcome, thé} Rev. W.
W. Bowdlsh, DJ)” district superin-
tendeni.
10:301. his-«Recitation, hinsteri
Frederick Recliner.
Offeriory.
its. n1.--—Address, William H. Dou-
gal. depsrtmenl commander, (i. A. it.
11 flow-Music.
11:30 I, m.-hddress. Miss Bertha
M. Louncbury. department president,
\i’ R. C
11:45 I m.—-Rocitutlon, iii-s. l‘ler-
tiiu M. Bishop.
12 noon-Fsll in ‘for rations
l p.111wt‘oxucrt by Bristol band.
1:30 p. m.-R~oll call all; Secretary
1 W. W. Rciycn.
‘2 p. tux-Music.
0dertory.1
2:30 p. m.-~Recitaiion, ‘the Rev. J.
(i. lluyenport, '1D.D.
3:80 ipa him-War reminiscences, by
comrades.
4 p. m.-~~Alluslness meeting and
election of officers.
“C-
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ihhs :2
most
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THE summed ELECTION.
*r'rhe alarmist! Wmtord has
presented J. G Phelps. Stokes of that
city “it Candidate for minors He has
essential ,tho nomlnct oi the so»
to make rile run 1mm: In await
the outcome with considerable inter
«t . “.3 mil. .
in his address to the voters Mr
Btom Among other things. arc; "in
anus
cislists of Stamford. 1 Is their condi-
I‘lad to how it known It the outset
socialists me nothing tor election or:-
working people, and we all: their
Sunrise—flaking and saluting the .
by all the people qt this city thatwo 1‘ ‘
votes only in on. 1th 17 he misl- ‘
- see how extensive it is. ' l
V! .
11brown, russct, olive and black. 1
V squarcsxVii'hile you watch the operation one of those
' Nahum-‘11, turn it ovcl, roll one
~—
116
it
1!
is
it“
it
it
scouring the nomination .0, the our 1 .. '
cent by the votes of solturupoortlux 11
one could literally “live in it" when shiny from home.
low.
"perfectly.
1 The Stat-ecloscs at1’5‘1o1'1clom except Saturdsy.
' V111 1 1‘ 1 1 1 1 1 1 t‘. 1 ‘
TRU‘NKS,.BAGS, SUIT CASES.
Saturday wadso’ulctaik “oi ’l‘rt1nirs, wuh two
Steamer Specials mcuticned,‘ but-- iu larder lo icccivr
any idea oi the enormous lines of '11runks which we
carry in stock it is Necessary to visit the ricpmimcnt to
.1;
The Hartmann “Rite -Hitc’1' is Nitric either for open
or women, and is a combination wardrobe and bureau.
With the group oi unique 'ilunks are the “Debu-
tonic," the “Berth High," “Week End,” and i‘Bung‘a—
"all adaptable fol special needs. ,1
Suit Canes of walrus, grained lcatlici. and couhidc,
133V
ill
Fourth floor. ,
- 1 l .73. '.
CHENEYSILK111.BANDANNAS ”’ ’ "“fo
1 1 FOR NOTORBONNETS, s 13111
V ‘ *At the Handkerchief Section
Oriental-Bandunnas dark blue and;
Traveling Bags of 1ztll"_<ic scripiious.‘
there are
V‘ dark
some new
red, large
1deft~fmgctezi young women \\ill take a square fold it
edge. 'and quicker
than one can tell it, th'crc is a little riosc— —fitting motor—
bonnet, and uiihout a pin 01 stitch tci hold it. it fits
Aclevcr trick. V
Cheney Silks, 98c-and $1. 50. 1 1 ' , "’1
V ‘ I Handkerchief Section.
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WOMEN' S FANCY LI SLE STOCKINGS. Vi
Regular soc quality, 19:2, 3 pairs for 59c.
inn, Nax y, Copenhagen Blue rind Black, dotted
finely with white. \‘Vcry neat, very fine quality. 1
Special at too, 3 pairs for 50c. ' . ‘ l
'1 On sale} Tuesday limping.
NOVELTIES IN CUT GLASS.
Flower Vase Sets. i‘ivc slrndcr and graceful
Vases connected with glass tilflllls tucking" an extreme—
ly dainty table decoration.
$2.25, $3.00, 33 50 and $18..oo
Colonial Glass Salts Bottles, iiilul 1 15c
Cut Glare Jam and. Marmaia de Jars. Vsilvcr tops. 75c
Salts and Peppers, sterlings silver tops, 25c
11 hcsu tor bridge prizes.
m
‘Elhr E. iii. Eran Sampling.
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sit/U]-.- n". an O V‘]U,’-l-/-' - ”(I'M/J U ‘l"-
Unmatthuble
Values 1n summer
NEED$
It will pay you to come here and Jake advan-
tage of the REMARKABLE offeriingo which have
been arranged with particuair m t to meet the
needs of everyone at this time. in
All the merchandise is pcrf t and made for
present use. ,
No seconds or imperfect g
The N s RY N Co
8. WASHINGTON 8'11. 1 % UTH NCBWM—K
I in the lot. 1
auto for the myornlty, i should he ~ .. V
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