’ Wis a haimless substitute to; Castoro oil.
poring” on». and soothin syrm. It is pleasant. It
goo «that Opium, orphlno not other Narcotic
substance Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nutty reverishnsss. For more than thirty years it ,W
has been in constant use tor the toilet or Constipation;
matolcnoy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and ' '
Diarrhoea; It regulates Stomaehand andBowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and naturals!
The Ohlldren s Panacea—The Mother’s Friends
he _ Kind You Have Alvays Bought
In use For Over 30 Years
WI 0m”. neuron." I‘ll"! WIT. III MI "I.
cnax nuos
rspzsrsv snusssts sues
ammo-res sues
cums wm‘mes
Japanese MAT‘FINGB
FIBRE MATTINds ‘
uneteusts. OlL cuorns
UPHOLerenmc eooos
SHADES TO ORDER
GO TO
A.Dickcrman& Son
Ii Washington silo-1,
South Norwallt. Conn.
Talaphona use.
We give 8. and H. Green
Trading Stamps.
2030mm STUDY OF LATIN.
, WWWN March 17 .«The
study- of lstln virtually has been abol-
lubed in the secondary schools or Intln
America. according to Dr. Edgar is.
modes. at the United states Bureau
,. of'Eduostinn, who today issued 9. bul-
letln on an extensive loves lieu of
the schools and colleges or the Latin-
. American Republics. it has been
dropped, says the bulletin from the
, unionism oi the educational'institu—
. lions, "netwlthsteudlng the hlnshlp of
speech. pride of race and scholastic
tradition."
031'. Brandon attributes the abandon-
ment at the language to the "modern-
ity” of the win-American. ills teats.
says the connectors. that lstin is out or
V place in modern life. and he has
i thrown it aside in favor of the live lan- .
The ounces at church. sso‘
2 state also is believed to have, some-
thing to do with the situation
, in some “undulations countrlcs
Dr Brandon adds laws have been
enacted ionlliddlng the teaching of the
.3 lonesome.
j.
. ANOTHER FIRE IN NAUGATUCK. .
_ N-AUGATUOK, Motel: 1‘ ;.-'l'he Hcp- I'm" I
’ son block. a lareer‘story brick building _ '
on church street. in the business soc-
tlon. was badly damaged by are early wU‘rH NORWALK CONTRACTING
today. Theruppcr liner is entirely! NOTES. ‘
burned out. while the lower lloorsl
were damaged and flooded with we-
L
(The Commercial Record.)
. TWsmlly House Enclosed.
“hitters someone: i‘hurcb Society. and Contractor .ll' '0. Johnson has the
was used tor stores. since: and lease morsmlly house which he is building
purpesoa. . for himself on Lincoln avenue enclo-
W‘W ed. Smithillm. have the mason wort
mos ”mm“ $3333? 31"" 33.1.2? '33
llilillil SWIM
‘palnting and electric wiring are not
M It! In Five months 0",!“
let. A description oi the house has
been given in a previous issue oi the
More and indigestion . l
is Clone.
W
“contracts Let.
Them Mus has the mason
work, the Healing a ‘Plumblng (in. ct
:NW‘m. tbs plumbing and hosting.
Hugues Mitchell the pointing auditors
ry Realist the electric wiring on s
not realism at m for is D.
Randall. The hoses is new m
lethal. The class [were drawn by
Architect A. N. sums.
may West Hm
Architect 4. ti. mm is draw»
A2._ms more. its didarssss log plans for s tumult! hoses
WVMMrmmisdmm on may street. bouts Naturals. tor
fliillimhswrruilsliu lira nuis- imwy Goodwin st lbs Wt
that use pleases you most is Wile. itwillhsstmuateuua,
,limsadmslstsuymr sass Isl hurls; In
stamens estrous lentils qulmsboutm
W
WW
Do some hoods yon'eat sit buouw
taste” but work badly; Wt
lute stubborn lumps and cause s. also
sour. my stomach? New, lir. crisis.
m lot this down: Papas Die
Totals disable everything. baring
suiting to sour ails spout you. Then
out Moles: so lately autos.
mosses-Tomlsm,
is with. atom“ and um
' means of organ
. into public opinion and prepare it so
Colonel Roosevelt sold in part: . 2
, I'The l’rogresslfye rum ashes ,bssn
2 flounder) rumour-2m render sects! and '
F'iudustrlsl service. il‘liiu means. \9! ,
. course, that there must be clean poll-
. * tics. diction politics lnthe and means
,, rotten business and rotten conditions ..
2, generally.
or movement for any species of better ii"
The llrst requisite in any
ment in thli country must be honesty.
“The party has divided its activities
into. several Ibranches, all oi course. in-
ter- dependent. The most ohsrscierls—
tie the most essential, and the most
original term of work we are underlain
lug is the work of the Progressive fier-
vlce. _We.‘lntend to realize the new
freedom for which this nation strlvsd,
by social research. in which informe-
tlon‘ is the helmets; and then by the
edge, thus acquired into action by a
political organization in which service
is the Watchword. The” Progressive
Service branch or our party activities
is devoted to social research. in organ-
ized. eillclent shape. and is endeavor-
ingto correlate it with the acts of law-
making bodies and the needs or the
public
‘We are endeavorlug to bring to the
work of social research the tour funds
menials or accuracy, impartiality. or-
der, and iluslly 1t spirit in which ter-
vent, cool-headed zeal. dispasslonate
ness and kindly good-will are all unit-
ed. 'Remember always that we altenet
engaged merely in investigation with-
out oction.‘ We insist that research
must precede intelligent action; but
we seek to apply our knowledge as rap-
idly as we gain it: the research and
the translation of the research into ac-
tlon go hand in hand.
"Our party is not in power; it is not
in ofllce; but it is our duty to formu-
that it shall insist on action along the
lines we indicate. We recognize the
urgent need of strengthening our psrty
by; means fl emulation, or extension
of the machinery; but we recognise
with equal emphasis that machines-yd?“
‘wuué incontinence-My is of use
only it treated as a practical means 0!
securing applied realism. The Pro-
gressive Service is organized because
our party, tor the first time “in the his-
tory of any great party in this country,
recognises that tlte’psrty organization
can best be strengthened by contin-
uous. organized party Work for delin-
lte aims and ideals. Our headquarters,
national and state. are to open all the
year round, so that men and women
[for men and women stand on on sub-
solute equality in our party l can meet
to discuss political issues and social
1 little further in advance the outposts
of progress. Our headquarters are to
be the meeting places for the scholar.
the former. the workingmun, the busi-
ness mam—sud the wives or all of them
«and the new type or politician, the
politician who Is a practical use oi
high ideals, who strives to reduce these
high ideals into actual practice.
"i wish to congratulate you man in
Pennsylvania upon the fight the Pro-
grsssivd‘i‘srty is melting in the legis-
lature to achieve its purpose use than
by lustliy its «Waco. All your pro-
posrdlsws are seed; the primary law
for instance. and the corrupt practice's
act The peculiar importance anchor
in the three sets proposed for toasts—
tieg child laser, to:- «auntie; the sus-
ploymst of tones, and tor creating
a minimum wags tor both woman and
it"lv‘ry,
l2
immediate translation 0! the Month
and economic issues. to talk openly or,
party policies. and to plan for putting‘
children. The underpayment of am
_misaiuoisiy mm
{or
e on can on .1111." We
“If many severe cases is which
is hove room thsnm
,matOurRllc
ll they do not abundantly drive
their moi-it with ousosl Lyon
2 are notes as
:19 will relu your money-jun we
that on your more
2....ruirrwm-w
lust .2 howelslaliln ro
doing thefil‘worll—fiust lgt $0: ‘
“ai
are name! "53‘3". WWWM
action be delayed and lncom
and the entire system and
e is;
other organ coders.
Wastes that
flgdUggfilN: Eli-ass bear' in mind the
can u
. m as buy mini
l
Gmugrtt'si: Retail Store in
for the particular in
earners 1s. one of the worst evils or
or present industrial system, audit is
not only an evil in ltselt. but it is at
the hottest of the sweatshop problem.
".Whht i have said applies no less to
the women's labor act. it is wicked
not to regulate the working hours and
factory conditious ol the women who
are compelled to earn their own liv-
ing. at present the employer who
cares lor the health and comfort of his
workers is at a material dissdvsntage
in competition with other employers,
who do for their workers no morethsn
is demanded by a bare compliance with
the law provisions of the present law.
The task of being both a women and
a wage corner is heavy enough a; best
and all that we can do to lighten it and
to make it sale and healthy should be
done.
"The Progressive Party was tound
ed primarily to meet the great swam-
ing or consclencs which w’é have seen
in the American people during the last
low years. Thoughtlul men and we—
men have grown to realise thstlt is
impossible that either our present po-
litical or our present industrial condi—
my“ “scum if ”N,
republic pkg; live and prhspsr.
Bell government is incompatible with
disltoaest'vgoverniuent; and a Milled
democracy and a business ollgsrcliy
mount permanently exist in the some
country, side by side.
To 0R0“ ATLANTic iN BAL-
LOON.
MILWAUKEE. Win. llsrch 14:-
Joseph Brucker. s tormer Milwaukee
man. who is planning to cross the
Atlantic in in balloon, will not use a
dlrigible. but an improved gas hag'
with no mechanical devices. accord—
ing to a letter today to his wile, who
is visiting berm,
iliruclter lea Wisconsin man who
now is so massive msnulactursr in
Kiel. Germany. ind has won some
tune as an aeronaut
Mrs. Blocker says her husband will
leave Munich soon lor Key Wilt.
where he will begin his air trip across
the Mean, He plans to start April ’1
and will make his only loading it the
Canary Islands.
tress NAVAL lublfl’flltfl‘l
Wdfifllflivmfl. lurch “walla“!
enlistment: at recruitiu stations last
month sue/coded those of listen or
last year by in am use» total
minimums aim the first ot- the
Mr have issued blurry l
cousin m low not
Dsosnbur it last. slurs m dots
tomb“ bmauarsflnatIsisla
the enlisted complement
”Noam masons
immune
titers!
ell Orderlles only at The Retail Shires.
rderllea in this community only at our store:
THE CLIFFORD PHARMAC,
sour" .vor'iwaut The M .l‘tore
There“ is . Mae-r? mxfiltown sud cilia!”
W'
lost in. sandy. They are
tins: and may in action. yThey
, cause fining. nausea, .3.
2 vs loossiieu.
iolouassd thesiuteslisd
2 _ nerves sad in iump'fly
" rolim Wu: on. and “#1:th to nor-
msnently overcomel
rotates. mote better
mite and W Mama In all at
vastly superior
loom IIgar-h In he and -
other p «which are not only
unpleasan to mime but which usuiilly
leave tliebowsl bowels in worse condition
on Iarlyro ru-
13de Raul] datum for childgcny
Raul! Oldcrlleam come in vest-
~
, pocket tin boxes. 12 tablets, 10c;
,30 tablets. 260: 80 tablets, 500
ullOrderliss are not sold by all drug-
wuliiner is Camry.
Props.
CON N TCTICUT
the!) ltedflts Canada-ad
sve'iyosdlnsghumsnlll-r
lerw wiehltiammsodsd.
The Resell Stores are America’s tire-test Drug Stores
HATTON GETS CLAIM.
HARTFORD, March 15 .-—Judge Wllc
ham 8 Case, in the Superior court
yesterday,,grsntod an allowance of $3,
789 to George F. fiction, or California,
who for e nunibor 0! years was a Pit
clllc coast counsel for the Aetua In—
demfilty Company. now in the hands
of a recalver. ville origins! claim was
for 87,895, but receivers Theodore H.
MacDonald and J. ‘Blrney Tuttle. at
New Haven, thought the bill was too
large. It was reduced otter corre-
spondence with Mutilation. Mr. lint.
ton's bill was for services in defense
of lawsuits against the company, two
of them for $100,000. two for $60,000,
and three (or amounts varying from
825.000 to $50,000. One of the suite
arose from the defalcstlon or the wit)!
"treasurer of San Francisco, in which
the Aston Indemnity Company was
liable for 890,000.
Mr. Hutton is now engaged in de-
fending a suit for $186,000 against the
company arising from the defslcution
of a Sun Francisco treasurer.
AUBTRIANB HAVE THE GRlP. '
Visions, Austria, March 11:41»
worst epidemic of influenza on record
is slillctlng the Austrian capitol. Half
a million cases have been. reported
during the past three months, accord-
ing to the statistics ,0! the city health
,. department, and the epidemic is still
raging so severely as to tax the ca-
Vpsclty of the private doctors. public
hospitals and nursing instltutlons.
l Whole families appear to be attach-
ed simultaneously end persons oi all
ages are edually enacted.
The disease is of s peculiarly vir-
ulent type. with serious utter ellccts
such a. inflammutlon or the lungs,
bronchitis, indigestion and general de-
billty. The doctors hope the setting
in 01 milder weather will diminish the
outbreak.
.-_._._-
CLOSE IURRAMTTE
TIOA‘NON.
witstllNG-TON. March 14 ~01! tho
assembling oi the Senate committee
inquiring into the courses at police
indissrsnc. in protecting the 8mm
parade oi March 11. it was evident that
the members were disposed to press
Y-TO INVES-
‘l‘h. general impressionist“ that near-
logs would and early nest week. it
was generally understood, also. that
no report would be submitted to the
manual the opening at the iarlli
Mailma- hast month.
ism mobs: oi pohosmen were
Oh
tits is its work or controlling the
crowds on, the def tin women with
at. limovldentthatalloiths‘ silt
MMMWW2M
Vic suns noun-r ocuistuv.
the lovesllsallm to a steady slow,
to “dilute their ,Wilcllll' ,
Mmmhosmum
“WWW“ sbisi. is,"
rims museum lowlrw
Wmmmmmwifl! um nudism-minnow
‘ i'mnumnmwmms ”my”; ”mfg:
summer-isotonic micron would to!
. mastitis!» some“
ESTABLISI‘ED 1557
The March Hare Summons to
Fair Week, Commencing Today
The announcement of
Fair Week is ever wel—
come to this part ‘ of
Connecticut, hearing as
it always does a warm
and cordial
to a whole wccl; of to» _
invitation
livities.
The house of The l). M. '
Read Company" is far
reaching in its organi-
zation. being in touch
with every prominent
lllarkct of .thc world.
and bringing the encr- ‘
cllantlisc required by its
putrons. The people
of Bridgeport View here through the hair' chk ex-
liibits, the correct forecasts of .st) 1:8 in garments.
' fabrics, and... accessories, an entertuimncnt really, which
is at once Lpleasurable and in structivc. A It is, the ' first
real breath of Spring things and in combination with do. ,
liglltl'ul music. singing birds and spring flowers. .‘
Concerts Every, Al ternoon
By the New York Plectrum Orchestra, conducted
by Mr. Valentine Abt, in conjunction with The Beynon
Operatic Quartette.
In the Carpet Room.
Special Fair. Week Exhibits
Demonstration of Willowcralt, weaving of chairs in
the Bar Harbor and other familiar designs.
Furniture Store, fourth flmr.
Weaving of Linen, on a hand loom? from Decr—
field. Mass., conducted “by Miss Childs. Come and see
how homespun is woven. Linen Section.
,Glass Etching on tumblers- and other table glass-
ware. Initials done to order if désircd. Conducted
by Mr. Eicke. China Store.
in Manufacture of Toothpic its. Fifteen hundred white
birch loothpicks a minute. turned out by a vcry'yintrrcsb
ing and intelligent little machine. a wonder of mechanism.
Purchasers in the department receive a box of fifty. Oper—
ated by Mr. H. A. Dorr, by whom the machine was in—
vented. The machine tugs, shapes and prints a sentence
on each pick; Kitchenware Store.
The Fair Week Souvenirs
An. unusually attractive Souvenir for 1913.
will he presented to all who so purchases , amount
. $2.00 or over.
which
in
Are You Prepared
for the Social Events Alter Lent ff
You‘ll surely be pleased if you come here for yourniup»
pl); of
Dressy Wslsts
Smart Neohwcsr
Sill: Hosiery Lscclflsndkarcblels
Long Globes Spangled Fins ..
’ Fancy Ribbon Comet. Corsets
Bfllllsnt’llundesuit Dainty Underwear
Uriah-date styles reliable quality and moderate prison.
The N E Ryan Co.
.097” “OKWALK
. .mmmm you:
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