I ’- . DIRECTORS
pH "newton J. Wallace MIWIn
H. Knapp John H. high I
chrlotlan awuriz Fred. H. Rowan
lam muol Grumm‘un Lewis R. Hhflbtflt
Henry a. Lockwood I .
Renown/es
_ ' Read About ‘
3W4“ ALUMINUM WARE.
t 15‘ an eetnblished tact thaI
8w no Aluminum Cooking Uten-
la are superior to those made,
0‘ any other metal Thin has
been proven by scientific re-
search, as the to is show that
no verdlgris, ru .nlckelvoxideo
‘or injurious zines can Iorm, no
otter how It is used. Neither
there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel ware.
, It is an excellent heat conduc~
. tor, which means quick boiling
and saving. of fuel. Its light
. weight. makes it easy to handle,
and the silvery-while color .of
_I‘"the woe is pleasing dud always
clean looking ~
Every piece is spun (hot
pressed or stamped) out of pure
sheet material, and is absolutely
. seamless and snnIIaIII,
Soles Aluminum Ware has
come to slay. which,eventnnliy
means the passing of all lines
Iof tin, steel and enameled cook-
ing ware of everII description.
HORACE R. NASH.
North Main and Want Strain.
‘ THE FABRICS we SHOW ‘;
fore the
summer sly-files Come and choose;
your cloth and let us Inilor Ion :1 pet-
iect fitting suit One that will give:
you a distinguished appearance among i
mall dies-sod men. OIII workmen II'rel
artists and turn out perfect work
I
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John KubovIc I
"213 WASHINGTON s1. .
scum NORWALK.
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We Make
No Charge
‘ Gas Bungee
To insure prompt attention or»
tiers must be placed early. Don't
and hot. Order your gas range
today. An order placed now
pot promise out prompt serving:
if you delay in ordering. Order-
now. A phone call amt portal
will bring our representative.
failed Electric,
WWIIGICO
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I nessmdiiestmnuutndw? I
‘I 0' mm Morphine norMiIml;
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w Isa
Further
Thirty liars
Apetlenhemnly forthwith.
- ; lion . Sour Stomach Dilution
‘1‘ WormsL'onmlsions feverish 1
I II IleSSRIIIlLOSSOFSLEERI
INS—rude Signotumof' ~
- VIII cmuun cam-Atty. «our 1'an 6111
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
verylnlateet- creation! iorl .
flier Connecting ~ l.
Wait until the weather get: good , -
Br pienm prompt attention. We can-
: fIIIulah the principal putt of the men
of melt mosquitoes. those of the salt I “mm“ are correspondingly more"
‘ null no they ale large and WW ahuflticomee IIIIilioleutly congested
I tents and keep away many Others who breeds millions of nlosduitos.
IWOIIW otherwise oumtnohon ”W COll‘lnatea will not remedy the; uni] unless
in preventing the proper development dttcheg kept open and tree hum oh-
'1“? It large extent. the dltohoe have he
come clogged and mommies are In.
loreaoing at an alarming rate. .
The experts of the Experiment eta-
tlon any: “In many cases the marshes-
Iiuito plague of the southern portion areIln worse condition todny than that ,
of the Shite. Contrary to tho huhitnlwero thirty or ioriy yearo ago and the
iIH1II soon to
Theron marshals along the court.
marsh shades iiy lnlon‘dlong distanced numerous. Wherever the marsh be-
water
dent, and m \oraclmis feeders. they ; stands. the turf rote and II depression
make life a burden to many luhnhi gin formed whioh increases in nine and
Title
neotieut coast. This condition mottltsi the hind is propetly drained and the
of it legitimate business and the new situations. ‘
hie oi the smile are 150 much Ihei “Some communities hnIe recently
poorer ohlpccount dill That the 16'“ Ilmode a start tIIII‘MIIIl imnloving the -
edy ie not imuofssible n01 Imprnctl goonditlons of the marshes Nemly sev
cable, nor so exhonhlve 113 most people on miles of coast marsh land In
suppose, and that for aancultuml In" gamineu In 1911."
130883 thE‘land 55 great”! imploved by ‘ Ennertn also find that Ihe‘drninuge
the .Iraulnlent the details Ellen 0“ _ or marshes results in II great. increase
the fIIHOWIIIli ll 1385 “'1“ 51‘0“" ‘" ‘ in the nail boy crop. III many instan-
Rmtto of braiding Silt Marlh (fez-I this; increase ulone is sunlcielit to
Wherever Ball ““115“ is T’FUPE‘FIV Ihuy in one eeu‘oon for the cost of the
drained “to land “Hi-‘3 I’llmwfiml' he draining. The work also renults in
cornea much hinder than before and making life more comfortable Iorthose
there is “0 etnynuut “'3‘“ “11°“ “I- who own homes hear such marshes it.
mosquitoes I'ammI bleed them" and is suggested that this class join hands
coneeuuentlI 51“ land in ”19 viclnlts with the owners of :the Innrehen, and
of the marshes hotomes more Iii-Ideali- help Ilnnnoe the draining
ahle for Iesldenre purposes. if depree Experts hold that marshes can be
310118 odour and fl” ulth “we“ at chained at a cast of live to ten dollars
flood tide it IIlll soon 8099 “Why be- pet acre If some of the lug contract
{0’9 mosquitoes 0““ doIelop ‘n it. are wow called in with their ditching
AS the land WWII“ “me“ ll ‘5 ”“8““ machinexy the 22 264 acres could he
to Set 9"“ iF ”5 1’30““) With a wam'firulned at a cost not to exceed $178-
F“? "“F‘mg 1m“ ‘i'ln‘l‘mh the 5““ h") 112. Thin would wipe out the Inoequi
Children s Dresses
and Middy Blouses
We have a large assortment of these Seasonablc and
Popular Garmente for Children and Young People.
I
PrICes 500m $1.25
A Dickerman SI Son
I South Norwalk
l I
Si Washington Street, ’Phone 44o .
We give 88d! Green Trading Stamps ‘-
Dotti stand and wnleh the world go .hy. Join the ' -I "
procession. Anyone can "Ford it" IoduI who yeu- ' ‘
terdny could word a horse and equipment. A?" ‘I
third of the motoring world truvoln In Ford throw
Ibecuusq they are light. right and economical 8.
IL. Benedict, agent. 913 South Main Street.
THE AUGUST REBORTEH IS OUT.
After the ten-enorewthe mountable!
This in the ceiitmlwldeu of the Annual
number or "The New England ”Re
sorter. just out. And the present. num~
her tully Imam up the high standard ‘
not in the mini- number: 6! Into ,
bright, new inflame about the halo _
tier of Neg Emmott I - . F
“The firearm m:
lour fold by slilliilc thinning, and land
'g most monq IIIOII,
The “GM {3 often increased tlnee or Ito plague in Connecticut in one or two
seasons. The (out OI ditching varies,
has been mm“) m produce Iwenti octordiug to the conditions, and in
times no nuieh alter the Uni-““110“. lsome placed the walk can he done
iI 'Snchian 11mm”? f1“ ““31” mfg: thoroughly With lasting Ieoulte for less
gm” “ l t ‘9 ”(in 0-0:; 1“; firmlal ‘ than too dollnra per nele. ‘
more than llfli “0 “ 0 ion on. ‘ "l‘hé mosquito: can be eliminated
illut thin ””9““ keeps up an em; as Ifrom the Connecticut count," sax: the
the drains walk and the total the reuse experts A‘nd when theI are ”MT “m
is
m Ileld and (“mm or the (hop be no nt-ttnollve place in the IounIrI
leuormous.
than the Connecticut coast.
c ’ i‘ l '
Oillng 'It its III at II; but a tempo 3 y rand and ll'llllSpOl‘lallI‘JIi
:oxpedient and should he practiced on
lthe suit InnIsII onII until the marsh
goon be drained,
1 in the abeohre or State legislation,
ithis can he done only through com
gilllllllly em)“ as [he Separate proper. 3 ‘II is adIlecd that steps be token to
I I on
t‘ owners “m not he a rule 0 waleniist the old of the. legiulattllme which
ate effeqtlvely to such an extent on
many Qt? llfllm%li.h0t expend a dollar in him should adopt such regulations
for on'ch Improminenl worn on than
own land. if money is raised by snow
sol‘lption and enough IIroculed then
largo axons, beginning unit the II-ornt'
one can he Hunted and toilet obtained J
..._..... “Mp—w-..»
l companies
gsummer troflie. The merchant along
the shore will find his business
lorenslng rapidly, and cottage owners
and ehore hotelu will also benefit.
drainage to hep heal the :osY. The
railroad (omnnny la a large ouner or
marsh lancln horeuhonts and is now
considering plans for attacking the
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9!
The Connecticut Agricultural Exper-
intent Islntion has issued II leaflet on
:Iho so. neat. lmoII II no Bulletl u No.1?3
Moeqnitoa continue to mine run‘ and IIhloh can he obtained free or
all along the Connortirut share If charge and should the in the bands oi
Governor Woodmw Wilson heiieIes every intedeuted person
ithin he will esmue ”'9 notonons Ni“ Icinitalno a mass oi highiI valuable hr
, l’IIereoI InosIIuHoe by. coming, to Con- l formation 0“ lho subject
lg neutlout'n nhorIChe will Mike 0. hing
mistake I JOKE 0N PRESS AGENT.
The Connecticut Agricultural Either-g Inv editor will mm; a press agent
iiment Station experts lune invoetl Int l at“), it he thinks it contnire the 6an
3 ed and IIII the blame of this—condition . of new that the nubile wants, but he
0' “mm“ (“W ”3’ m ”1" mosquito: :tahes grim satisfaction in seeing how
I The mosquito plague is growing eI-
“'5 I'm g orange. Such excuse hue just come to
The enlt marches along the coast all. Ilizht Early this your the editors ot
[tarnish the principal llill‘l oi Ihé’ mos- mun) newsrooms received Iinformn
MOSQUITOS DEMORALIZING THEI;
' COAST OF CONNECTICUT.
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F“? *‘We- Coniran F" the habits “fie: unusual cuoaollty, vhuiit for the Ford
> mnreh species ureiarge and vein noun limg,” had proved too 1”“ m pass
all!“ mak “‘9 3 Wm“ to mm" in. through the Io-Ilroad tunnels between
in): hints. or] keep away moo) othersi ”1me N . J” and that city ’i‘ho. ma.
Connecticut count. Thlo' condition to
units in preventing the owner doll-elon-
‘ ment or a legitimate huntneuu and the
III-ohm (if flirtation are III) much poor-
er on account- out it That the remedy
in not imposeible. nor impruoItI-ptbie.
' nor It) expensive III moot maple Imp-
Gomonny'n plant at Ampere. Ihut
mature at Detroit. .
For no loot ten years it hits been
necessary for till largo nmnuinotnrora
nonerniors would not beginiilt too large
validation mode. .I'
I There are too s in or diminution.
, Inn; liroed whim ly on the "It
“mom and which lire Imoim It: the
brown salt marsh Incognito and the
» blinded unit Inn-uh mosquito. The iirui‘
ed timed. eel-III In the ydnr, end
pet-II mouthed this item eagerlymond
SO did the Ford Minor Company.
won all the story was IpIIbIlIIiIed in Do,
gremlins the Iliad mistake of which
'l‘he rnih '
will reap a harvest from the increased :_ '.
in- E
In: IIlli compell those benefited by the ‘
The" bulletin .-
l‘lhese storied occasionnllI not as huom- 1;
131° ”19'3“" or FM “Wham portion of, Ilon that a. gigantic electric nonertttor'
“‘0“? 0f the suit. Victor Company‘s factory. at Detroit, ,
VFW WW“ otherwise “mm" on “10.01““ woo built at the CrooherAVhoeIe-r I
ll:
was touud noeemry to wind the fir:
of electrical morbinery to keep dial
. i’gramo atrial] railroad tunnele in the ;
glove and that for ogrlmnturnl purpose-mm“ Stolen to that hurts oi the big I
‘ on the land Is‘igrehtly improved by the
" treatment. altered. in uhmvn by tho iu~ tor “1"”me Theroioreithe hemp» I;
An
trek the Fold Motor (Sammy Wrote
to the CrockonWhoeler Contour lid-I 3
they had ”heard Indirectly." and “Yr .
stripes--
Orange and Black
‘White and Black .‘
Crimson and White ’
Yale; Blue’ and IWhitc
’ Light Blue and White _
{$35 7!
WThe favoriteinaterial for
suit. [It looks like “001 and
for the water.
“A
out,
all sizes,
and $2.00.
79¢.
$1. 75.
f,
«
en! -1
G lass lI‘L‘ l‘.uhs 50 ct".
Ictd Tea
_ 3’ llan
You have noticed the chic .
Coats, how very attractive some of tlIeII'rIorIé, mul' COll-I
vcnient too just the right weight for summer
or culinary silent weer over II doll fiooku.
At the Wash (3de Section for 15¢ a yard
I. (If. cotton with a wool finish. almost iIIIIIIIssililII' lIl
tell it from all wool lllench ilumlcl.
IBMZER' STRIPEfiIFOR COATS.”
:III
[II III es
Long Kimonos of neat patterned
Long Colored Kimonos at $1 00
UIIIlcrIIInsliII Section,
You will than here II
variety of new module. Including
Nmtolk. “tuner and plain mennlsh
styles in Int} .IIoIlIIIIIr “Quaker" and
“jumbo" or “wetter" stitch, with!
g or without high; patented collar
, 'olora are gray, white, oin'dlnul, .
' Havana block and IIII mrmient
ot the bent cohilhinhtlons. _
III-Icon range {mm or.» to who; ‘
E RYAN C0.
looking
little Blazer
evenings
All the preicrIcIl
27 inches Wide;
15¢.
cannot shrink.
Wash Goods Section.
SALT WATER rL‘hNNEL
inexpensive bathing
IIeI y satisfactory
In. navy blur and hltuk 10¢ a ynld
\Vmsh Goods Section
LAWN SACQUES, Kimonos, CLEARANCE; ‘
Colored Lawn Dressing Sacques, all sizes to close
50. 69; 75I'$1.00 and $1.25.
., White Sacques, dainlily trimmed
$1100 «rm-I $1.39.
Sacgues, trimmed with lace and.embroidery. $1,75
with. mnhroidery,
lawn all D‘ sizes,
STORMCSERGE EXTRA VALUE.
OIIlI six pieces or this good \avy l’luc Seigcw
Autumn suits. OI Ior separate skirts. Ii has a double
warp, Ivl hich aIlI‘ls greatly to its durability.
42 inches wide 75¢ a yard"
Diess Goods Section
nun-04M
Colonial Glassware a fine tollociion shown at pres-
Gl lass lugs. 25, 30, 45, so and 60 cts.
PIIIIClIhOIIls with Slfllltl> 98 cts., $1 75, $2. 50, $3 50.
tumblers. 75. 85, $1. 50.
Tumbler Coasters, to cts.
" LI‘IIIII‘III Extractors. IO cts.
China Store.
M
who E III. lllrttll I Company.
$1.50 no
second floor.
fill I
\
Sweaters
Just in time {or thooe prennring
tor a. vacnlknrnt the mountains or
shore. and also tor. the student who .
lei, getting her wardrobe ruddy lor
the coming nehool term.
' These gormému nre Imsurpnesed
in style. Modality and value, he-
lm; hand knit from high guide
planning
'. SOUTH NORWALK L.
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