i has mm. I; 18.1; tor usegin the lttpne. ii" I l I cook your food. tractive form. pensive. We want to tell you about it. Water Company South Norwalk, April 5, 1913. Domestic PoWer Electricity Is the only practicable pow aha it will Ile the sewing triathlon. the ~er II,waslling machine. heat the flat iron and All of these things and many others besides supplying light In ample and at- it Is convenient. cleanly, and not ex- The United Electric Light and .t I'III‘ a}. V lg; ‘ilU It i) in .I.. W...“ . V'Plltl“ fever and malaria The effects of this experiment will be function -...I III. I w... .._ 1w, THE FQJ’URE OF THE TROPICS I\’re‘ thc‘ tropics \Ihicll were for haul-I the soul of poneriul civilizations and of might.) empires once more go ing to become hunted and desirable Apple for civilized than? (01 Gorgas thinks they IIlll. In a locum address at, Johns l‘iVQgpliillfi‘Ulllli‘lHlt) after tie. stillbifigethe wonderful lcduction in disease under til lltnry propntltlons established. Cpl,” .oygue Sili?(2lllfli(?§.0ll the effect of this llcnlollstrntion' on ourldpns of titer-ttdpics us It place of resillctlcoi‘ lit» says that it is (lit es tithlislled fuel that always in tho punt lite Canons-inn has IviltI-tl and died in thtt tropics. Ho but: found it utmost M_I__ _ ”II... ... . .,I much the largest and elect productive printout; of the earths curfeue. A than a labor in the tropics will bring lliln in litany timers the returns that the some opinion or labor will produce in Irgtempartte tong; Horetotoré he hilt-l been kbbt out of the“ re ions on accounts of the health trondltlons Pitn puny has iteontknnwnina the moat 'iln healthful place in tho Itotld and also llx hitting hull larriod into execution within its borders the greatest con- atrnctiop feat man has everundortuk- lug. The tropicarat: present. contain l' on If the white man can llH’, work and mill It family under these conlil lions at Panama, he can do so in any other part of the tropics. The ten- ilupossiblu to rear his children under ,these-copulation. and when he hurt szlrvire'tl. ll dual-unruly I'llccViItts ro- slllieti. ilut hermit! l'nnulnu It force of" tithullo (touchstone llllfi lived for the print six years ill on good health an r‘ilflllitl' people live ill the lloltltlli’tll‘ wria ot‘ the United States. Not. only it. i‘nnlunn located in the moat tropical portion of the tropics, but it has been the moat luthealthful location in oil ' the tropics for the four hundred years. The Caucasian has tried to live here Iond nae Pnnnlntt no It croaaluz‘plnce: int he has found it itnpoltttiblo to do to. The toll in life has been very heavy when he spent ill the jungle of HF isthmus oven the few days that new pecuniary for the l'roetllntt: uIIIl Ithen he attempted to plot lunlrel', an ulllt the French undet- lio I,,t‘tiiit*llli, the loan true Itppulltnlt. What has outdo the difference between invalid- ttml‘und death in the one period, and robust and vigorous ilcnillt ill the other period? It ill duo solely to the tort that the Alllcricltn authorities have protected the wartime anti their Ilitmiiioa tram diocese, especially from those parts of the world chore he on The ”out, corners of civilization will develop ill these regions, where man's tubal applied to natural opportunities protlntoa the greatest return. Olu sanitary work at Panama. says (‘01. (tori/Ina. in a recent issue of The lunrnltl or the American Medical As- tlocilttlon Itili ho mnotnbared an the meat Itllltll demonstrated to the front lhia period will be dated the be- titlltllll: of the great white civilian- tloua in these regions; and that again grout tropical umpires will be known, until no oxitltcd tn the curly history of Inhomatlrlt on Egypt. Babylon and Nineveh The Vino-t complete rental Itm are olwutn to he found in the Want Col moot. The Convalescent attics MANY momma Irna‘r Mouton THE attribute or lite thwarts tr an chit KEEP to cotton mm are antenna done) will be for than to emigrate to! “V tor having boon out for not the largest return for his labor 0" ““01"“ “r breaking hiawllmmwtip willie mull that he could live in pet“: fcrI-tly good health in the tropics; thati [April 7. in the t‘itapel, at 8 o'.cluclt Ilium. where landlord: and tactical ma it‘lllovr. . WEST: ;,N0RWAU§; Mitts Mabel Mitthel‘ or New’ ilmrd in fishing hét aunt. MIV‘II. StimuhliRche. IMl'chitel Rhiney is home from school-F- with a boil on his neck which III Inry painful at‘ tlnlea \ Miss ’Mny Smith. of New Milford. spent several anlt visiting Misa- Grace Hull last week. Michael l’utera to back to school In. a long time com-u»... ‘Mr. .ItaII an, N. If, spent the week-end will .\'~r. and Mrs. Charlene}. Macomb» Mrs. Charles [Wilson is quiteVVlli' at her home with a uovero cold. Her! ,daughter. front Westtltestely is visiting her. w. Ralph M. Glover, of White Plains, N. Y.. drove from his home to“ "Five Monies." Friday afternoon, where he visited for It few days. ' lust n reminder that the West Nut“- walk improvement. Booletya mood meeting will he held on Monday night. Several Wont Norvrallt people at- tended the Friday nixht’a entertain- Vntont, given in the New Cannon 001l- Itrcxtttional Condor school. entitled. “mine Ptt'tnltett‘a flingin‘ Biotin." The Illadloa Solving Society met at the home of Mn. Irvin: Whittier. Wed- honour alteration April 2. and a very enjoyable motion was held. it was voted to haul! ten dollars to ttrrflood outlet-ant in the Mlddlo‘Woat. More ins next week at the home oi Mrs. rue. blew down in the ulnar-term R ' I I’ltoxtllll utilise returned to: Irorlt ruler. V . A pointy at an urn-moot reunite ‘l'm Alon-V I fl' Ymfioiaihnilo V lip—100a litiii'i" itzwg‘t‘t’i. III— II n ohdot. “it" . :1... I 3 M5 ‘ 'v'. , tll—Ullttutn I 7%. M A II m At.- “fi'or’: ”mflf‘m My" .Vavlllhe ll“ wagons “We monlytofiilnnmi . Saw-W8 ~ u—fiumm ‘ were” and Mrs. Ernest Macomber, pt I The large elm tree on the property ’ of hire. belittle, onwm Namath Imp / I auto I couple NDVRWALK IrlltVaV papa» War glitthOnofw (or are am No. l~ Walnut tun an i 1?th anti-.32..” """ '"" “Gt-t halting it?!” ullo nail. gluten! and Vctta. notch “€3- 63.20%“wa lotus M fit. an? ”fibrin. IVES“? Wat tr A w . 32...; mm Electric wt". inimit- M :51: nvllt'lltu anew 3m. ituqugggflxe" acfloHlI' '* n ‘1 Av I. d Meadow II—uVurtltt and Quinti't’tt Ana. the... widen Wilt-1.311;}, mm.“ A". (x Dortmu- non-intone u; moo. (hi)r Master box, trout w loll the Int-t borof anybcx can banana and One stroke at 18 noon And I II II» «collard limo. Ono strain at odd time. mu" 0 line one». - Two traitor um oa clam. In out. no tails department. 1-! - 'ntmalo I mica. voter whom an". 01¢th WM}. :fiullzioc ”1’” . w Iclfi-d bi lamb»!!! 8: 30 a. In. and 12': to p to. indicate no school1 for the following session. l—-1—-1~ ‘ ‘ ‘IAsr NORVWALK FIRI ALAIm IOKII Fire headquarter». its m not strut Totem one“)! i—l‘itoh School“m “in“: Private box- or only, be pulled to: A telaphono momma to Electric Button (706) between the hours or 8' p. In In. 6—mnln School (private 312~Eaai Wuhln too and ‘ort on lit—Van Zandt S I an horn An 316a i VII. and Rowan It. 317— mil II at. 228-Fort and Charles St: 329mm» c. and Fitch in. We An I. up I. s zo—Saavio SI. and 1. Ave. and lr‘il‘ll ail. tab—Bonn 1rd and Rwanda ~Covee‘ to. and Fifth it. I! and Black-tone 8i. i maxoye St. and Pine KillA n. (N Slit—Keys" 8t. and. Duck Pond rd. 343—- Sho Haven.’ tonal up of beam on aim van 0. the eIthiat or acting ohm upon Vhiaa . . 31:; 1—0na him at, I aim In. standard time. Isl—Tw ‘ We. “1;! a. In: pd man 11- Ill—floutiny- tumglfir 9. ., gape, at ”11111131101: me flute”! all! ‘9... m—«mt m Am... 4. ~m‘u It: ll-m “mafia W at; III- ”43503” It! Avenue and Lyric- m venue and in Iron aa~m bdl‘gvemll “310‘“: Street merhcrdwm- 88- Atomic. near the II—«Btownl Street utd Elm Street and Wilton overrun when». I plant" venue fiwoflo I 0"t. Street. Bu, arm treat and nion nitric. gin] *u‘h’l‘heu mm “no"! Amos. “7m: Avenue Vault Duh-m W W III in“: lawmaker! Blot! and Bellman. H: iota romndfimtw fickl'i‘tano. fished: “m one: its: mm“ ll—WNSH Bri V MAILS Namath Portion!” Malia mun-a till? dim 5,"th V meeting. Wednesday utternoon, at. I, . .= In. to t u . 19.. I . . pm ' e m” e" ‘ 1” r ‘l from a Sorter of Elaborate Chenilcal Tests mm mum of Net 5i r.tt. was in I An equal qua. .ttty of bread (biscuit) was not “town (In Mondpy A p voile telephone I in Georgetown. Tuesday evening. to atarma tor an! diatrict atoll to. Four long blasts of the whistle at I I.“ iii. .I. ~ I , t—One blur: odd tlom. noun: or brim-unit Allen“? Harry Auluaek, (artist WASHINGTON April 5.—Represent Rosalsky moved his court.” oww‘vmfl" ALAIN Dll'fltlc‘l'l i o! m ball. than. 1-1. In :FR. Inn“ A” to N' 8.. I” a“ T ' mat compete for prizes. and the any .Wpr Mathew.” ”that; itno‘fim. CAB: rat I: poll. mus, BN4 NW “mu?“ auntu monuments-tow 0”“ Comparative Digestlblllty of Food Made with dihereut Bailing Powd “ on. Goguwell, of iRidzeheld. bits been a recent guest or Mrs. Julia Ruse coo. Mr. and Mrs. idly 'l‘alcott. lltider. tit New York. are the happy parentu , Vol a baby boy. ‘ ~~ ‘ The Equal Franchise lasagna held It I with each olftizrce difzerent kinds of baking powder-— has recéhtli’tmgen lustthIVtVtthV in his couu. cream Ofmrtarip hate, and chum—and submitted, try residence. III separately to the ”on of the dtgective fluid is *N’ ‘ for tiresome length of time. ’ ‘ 'Rev. C. A. Marks. Mrs. Marks and Miss Mary Marita attended a meet- ing of the Order of the Eastern Star, The relative percentage of the food digested shown as follows: Bread made with Royal Cream of Tartar Powder: 100 Per Cent. Digested Bread mode with ' Station Agent Hopkins invited in a few friends, on Tuesday evening. to iisteuV'to the strains of a gramophonc and victrght belonging to and operated by a guest VVtrom Dcubury l MorWyn dt'riedmann and Miss Mar— pholphm powder: filtettfmactl’; my; M31253; 683A Per Cent. Digested gl‘thiflgmg: mum‘X-Zlidgmfi'ifl Broad made with WW“ ‘ alum powder: Among those from Wilton who at- l 67% Per Cent Dig“ tendetl'llte party given by “re Stan- ton Coley and Mrs. Janice Huhbell, at. the Maya! Joules inn,V Norwaik Mom day evening, were the 'Misses Alice Merwin, Frances 'Eoitlund. Alice Ran- inger: Iowrencequlinger and Charles illlttkland. These tests, which are absolutely reliable and unprejudiced, matte plain a fact of great importance to everyone: Food raised with Royal, a cream of tartar Baking Powder, :5 shown to be entirely diges . tible,whiie the alum and phosphate powders are fowl! to largely retard the digestion of the food made hunt them. Undigested food is not only wasmd food, but isthesourceofverymanybodiiyaihnents.’ ‘ ' -' ”Ma“. The R. P. C. Fife and Drum Corps will assemble in South Norwulh, the Inventor; of April 20th and marohIto the! “Assembly (Hall. Norwallt. The newer lot the instrumentalists are as follows: “Inflil‘ilers, Will Roscoe. Martin liar-bee (loot-go Lichy. George Pleasant 0.? Weed, Loser» Witlnioll .l Woduuhttu-I our and Tom Connolly instructor. 1 2drummers».Ill}. Kasper. inertia Keyser A... NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF FED- JUDGE ROSALSKY ”Oi-09 I ERAL EMPLOYES MEET. 1 AT DEATH HON”. NEW YORK, .Atpl'll fire-Ind, «Roscoe W Hurttvig ‘8 the secretary. ling more than 100. 000 federal emplm .Tlle “$1911 are A; (‘ Weed and "MW ea in the civil service. delegates to Aum‘aclr the National Conference of Govern- ment Employee gathered yesterday in I “‘3 QM? hangout, held is“ “"“al this city. They will seek to effect a ”Mimi“ “WWW“ Weducudav Mm‘ permanent organization to work for “0°“. l“ "‘9 library mm)" ““ "n‘ legislation llv Congress for the retire- mm m‘“ was the mg“ “1 tho meat on lplmslon ot' stipermindnted throw“ “WWW “" the m- ”‘9 cont men and women who‘ have labored to imittrfi E a I930!" "0i“ ”‘6 Ithdny g the aerviim ot‘ the country. ' town meeting that a loottlll‘idsc Will house, to Sing; Sing prison. y , to heal trout "Happy Jacky}: VV what evidence he has to give in own behalt, on his applicant: new trial} on the charge that h detect "Raddy the Priest." @5th was potently reprievod trio chair for six. days. _ After atoning Thursday Iutouy ot:tho.oonvlctod mold The meeting today, it is expected l t [other W ,, t tmo‘data pbdohirlinls motherrand no 0 (W! .b" built to no ”V‘- wlll be content with cantassing‘ the the ell [V lit at he W | 11W" to “"3 atation. The "39“” "I tho general situation. Miasionaru work I I t a murder .lclootrlc light. ignitnnitiee was “to the of will be done among such membera ot ntha night 0 til i W t -l two nights decided mausoleum; ”a“ that “WW 1.0" "u “3 (‘ongress as are here. and tomorrow tell his own story. M“! i had been rocelted and accordlnx to the national aesociation will be form- mm i l t' near aeL Joseph A. Shay. Agolstutt fild to Moon a” I310“ n no ed It constitution and by-iaws adopt- ll “I it it will ' trlct Attorney Rubin an as future m" 32 6“de porter 3‘ 5 ed and officers elected. ‘ t f R W. Keel- er accompanied Judgements} rm DIM‘N' one in you 9 I The promoters of the oraanlaation Sin n8. This is said tube meg "8 “m” "‘3 other °“ "“3 “m“ be declare it is essential to have It roule- a record where tostimonytb tween the poet cities and station The meat plan put mm eifect by the gov. tum“ In me death “use _ 'VI-oportlt (If the various committees to eminent it the civil gem“ is to maln- V . reference to Ville distribution oi flower lain its emclem V V at ltd vegetable seeds to the school chit I : dren was read. providing that they. -;I - " «mg...» H”... l FLEET FINNHED PRACTICE. NORFOLK, Va April ll.~—The ves- pointing of a committee to supervise gels of the Atlantic battleship fleet the completion of the sidewalk be which have concluded their ”mi tneen Mrs. Sellenck'll and ~li~ W- KGN- spring mummy“ and practices on 0” “0W: ”mime“ "‘9 alternation the Southern drill grounds. are now] work. Idlsporllng to their respective nut/all headquarters. ! M "iruuon"I Folding (lo-cats ; nonme- 2 wflw. w_ I. .. - -_ GILBERT TRANGPORTATIION 60. AKES ANOTHER TURN. NYENV, April lim'l‘hoaflairn Gullah Ironmtoriotlon (Iompany which have been in the courts for i three or four yearli, took another turn, yesterday...“ the federal court before ‘Judao Hollyfi‘ho company. whose home office to in Myrtle. went into the hand! of It receiver in 1911.8‘ranlt 8. IButter- ” ”are; axmmao Into «Lanes outta Open Monday and totem Worth. of this city was named in that W m . do. I capacity. When the company tailed. .. l the liabilities worn given an About “Mafia? minimisation , um‘rto oAIIlK limo “00.000 moan-moth Ro:my , loath Nomi Former Congrcatlmun howls Sperry. 'Wflg ”origami! all: I of Hartford, and other counllol outdo it motion yesterday bolero Judge Holt ”WC.“ to have the United flutes court loter- ya; , V vane in the matter of the suit: brought in the state court: by the receiverV walnut The amckltolden. Attorney GI. W Watt-one. represent!“ the Anton can surety company and other surety contractor. of New York. optional the motion. Oppollitlon VA! also made by counsel tor the stockholders. , , Jud” lfoltV ruled that Vina ll tarp . It be intervop ‘ “23$ “.5“ _ and ill“ thorn tho but either“ 14 it 80W}! mad. ind» April 5.4m” " lfiupllllutia, uventyoeven your; old. V a It! his mom or at. ’HVIW’I j I cotton slut may hero. metam- ‘ hurt but had been ”a tantrum the e, V, it all: Int. than ‘
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