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SKING AID 0F MAYORS AND OF
’ GOVERNORS.
Educators Desire Community Support
in School Hygiene Prom-em.
.1 in view of the serious importance of
echool hygiene to the child, the school,
the home and the community, the On ‘_
agonizing-Committee of the Fourth In-
ternstionni Congress on lSchool Hy-
alone, to he held at Bunnie August 25-
so. is inviting the attendance. not only
of educators physicians. hygienists
staid scientists. but also of delenheo
11-6m all the leading towns and cities.
11nd from the states ‘and territories oi
this country.
“filo elective campaign for the ori-
tension at modern methods in school
hiflene can be carried. on wiihonh 111V
engimunlty backing, announces the on-
Ionizing committee. and one 111‘ the
prime objects of the forthcoming 0011‘
grass is to secure this endorsement
Letters have been sent on several hun-
dred-intents, unite the governors oi'
all the states and territories, request-
Vin; the appointment of delemtes.
. one metal cooperation of all.
these influences, according to the Bui-
Knin 11mm. 11111 meou. the demolish-
in; of ancient medical. hygienic. end
.nn‘nitcrynnpervislon in colleen-1.5M“ 7
‘in return;
‘ For the child:
trout-r happiness, larger school room
:‘onncuo. more misty Ind greater oer-_
Minis-oi future eiilcinncy.
For the school: Fewer: absences
can the school room. fewer interrup-
on account oi epidemics and
: mm educational re-
silence to class room activities.
For the home: hens anxiety. less on-
hiehonslon. toner doctor bills. in»
mark. more health. hoppineu and pron
him? i
For the «Inna-":11 caring by new
i. nomad in school hark. one
so 11 larger product oi active. 1111.11111-
1. «mil: 1111mm. when in ‘
tin-on will he toward the libel-ore»
t or our) phone at common: lite
Ilen- the community: iiedtbier too.
more ancient and more
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”Mention :‘ :11.»qu measured in
increased comfort. '
For liver
Thirty Years
A8 ARIA
no «new nnmnv. new: con- em.
terms of the conservation of human
life. __ ‘ 1 ‘
Representatives will he sent to Con-
gress from all the lending nations, and
from all the leading educational scien-
tific. medical and hygienic institutions
and organisntlons n! this country.
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A., will hold a weekly meeting tomor-
row evening.
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The weekly meeting of Unoes 'i‘rihe.
110.28.! 0 R. M" will be held tomor-
row evening.
Varnish
To-nidhi
Velenerddeni‘reeoi‘duet
intwo'hourunndhexdhi
truism 1. i. .
Usegtoynmrrow
» A floor vnmished with
~ Vahpnr can be walked on
111th
outed
11ml. Next Day
7 The lustre Itsyo. does not
turn white, wants the
lamest.
Keene Thinds New
VA" “net-rinsi-
v
mne-
Whine
Chas. 1: 1)...
Washington Street
51111 nomnk
, from '11 vigil ln‘Vf’ Thuthon1
‘V'Wnnhlngton Camp, No. 1), P. O. 8.:
~» to norm.
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Miss 11111119 Tresdwsll in until
0.1 days with Mrs M E Godfrey.
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Mrs. Annie Gurry. of iiobohen, N.
J... is visiting relatives in town
Miss Ayres,7of New York is spend-
ing some time at the Cobb, summer
residence. . » ,7 1‘17 17
Mr. Blurk Dull? oi the Yale Divinity
School, preached in the Congregation
s1 church S‘de‘P'
~
Mrs. 0,111. Scolield has been on ov
or night guest in Mr. and Mrs. George
gen-en in Norwailh. :
x.
Mrs. (3.7 REX-dams and? Miss Msry
Adams were. Week—end guests or
» iriends in Godfrey street
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purchased a motorcycle.
’-o~-.1-¢.
Farm has spent sekernl days with
triende in Huributt street.
Contractor iieumelnkninp is rel-poll r1
' his the Foulheber homestead._ . ,
Allies Linsie Aden-lobes spent sever: V:
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'Wim lionmlnmmnndu
ow. applications. 0!
ulpliur enhances its
' tired ioid‘.»
thei-nn'epnqs2 the tonic at home: or
eh from any“ 1:313 store 11 50c bottle
ready to line; but lititen.’
1 this put on by drug-sine
T-iiéfiew domino LINER
" “now-rAnIA." 1-
1
The “Aquitnnin,” launched tolls),
from the yord oi the huildors. Messrs
1John Brown it 00. quid. Clydehanx
combines. In her design and construc-
tion. the orperlence and invaluable in‘
Ionnetlon deduced from the construc-
V lion and pertorinance of the "Lusitan-
Iin” and “Macintosh." and the many
other famous ships thin huge preccd~
ed her under the Cunard 11113.net.
succeeding vessel built lor 1hr; com-
pun; during the seventy-three Years or
Harold Merwln has a Ford runabout “-9 “MEMO has in one way or an-
end his brother ’iisrrey Mcrwln has WW" Wkfld an advance on its lin-
Emedinte predecessor.
The nthwhml figures at the “Anni
Mire I) 0 Chase of Brook‘vlew tunic.- one:
(Length. 9111 (net ‘
Breadth; 97 feet.
Depth from keel to boat (1111,12
5 Mi and Mrs. Poindexter. oi Bridge-V feel. 3 inches
port. have moved to the former Antler
eon home. near Valley Forge.
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Green tonnage. 47 000 tons.
Speed £8 knots. . .
deconvolution for 3,350 unseen-
1 1M: and Mrs William Gurry hove it?" end 11 crew of nearly 1.000.
mm ed to their new home. the tor-inst
iCnrvei residence in the lower perish
The unprecedented Weight length.
had. other Abnormal features of the
greet ship involved the oonsidsrntion
Noii’iel-d Grunge will visit New 0nd of unusual conditions. and. like every
.nesn Grange on Tuesday 411(3nt and thing else connected with the con
tertsin Reading Grunge.
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new hridchover the river at Valley
Forge to replace the one which re
Icently collapsed In Frederick Davis
was driving hi1. teem across it
‘ Mrs 'l‘. W Aft-W11 line returned
’ (rein New Ymms she won celled
iby the illness or her daughter Miss
Ruth Treadwell oi ‘the Trinity School
tor Nurses, st St’VLuiie‘s Hospital.
fiuhifii-MNAN DOEGN'T LIKE
:RIEQNANN'B ATTiTUDE
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nun Doctor May Not mime
l in rm. em ‘
sloner Gunshanon or the tuberculosis
commission. in a statement today.
said he was not only surprised but
shocked at the changed attitude of
in Providence on Wednesday. »
Gunsbsnsn sold:
Hill, attitude yesterdny seemed to
M r.
‘be that of a men laboring under
heavy net-vane strain. The commis-
Iicn did everything that *conld poll—
onr sick. i am not may to say.
however. that the doctor will
“me to Connecticut ii opportunity
present. itself. 1 will mute 111111 1111'
other pursuant with. in Providence
ii. interned me that no 1111mm :0-
in: to (Many in shoot I month.
in turn weeks. But he «poet! in re
turn to this country at e not very
. (intent «in nd the only thin: to (to
st protest in to wait for the More
«mono TMl‘LI‘i‘O ALI.
The M iii “MUM
nihiy he lion's to try and persuade the:
doctor in come to the sure and that the yard the river ml to be deemed
Contractor C, ,8. Hull 13 erecting a,
1
Hammer). 111111111..- Commie. 7
Dr. Frioimmi since he vieited hlm’
[on Friday evening. April 25. will (in struction, domended'nrrongements be-
ing mode on g. polio of magnitude nev-
er before required on the Clo-do.
In order to in)“ down the leviathan
the whole (one of the yard lied to be
changed. The ground on which the
chip was to be built lied to be sila-
cinliy prepared and 11111311111111.111-
ed and 11mm «no chonp
piles were pieced hire oi fiel 1w.
then ounntitits air. out it being on
seminl thnt the ground should not
yield 1m inch at any point.
New crone systems bed to be in-
stalled for lifting the heavier mete-
~ rials on to the wider. longer slip.
The same berth wee used at that
upon which the “Lusitania" was built,
WWW 0y” FIB! TM the Ger- but trivial to the much mater imtil
oi the "Aqniunie" the iii-operation o!
the ground nod to be vet-11 consider-n
lily extended
The berth SEEE in line with the:
river Cort, which flows into the Clyde
«linen opposite the yard counted the
builders in launching the only to avail
themselves or this nn’turni adrenals.
The new gonna 1m prop-red 11s
that for the "Lusitania." The ilirt on
which the earlier ship structure had
rented required. or cont-no.7;nornpnrn-
lively little treatment beneath its nur-
toes The block: were then outdone.
the keel loid; end the frames erected.
in nddition to the prevention in
and widened null the venom main!-
not. out bonin at Clyihblnk in! mm to
he dredned in order to nnoomroflotc
the liner during commotion ‘
A Quin Within n Ship.
no important feature in the “Aw, calm iii
innit." so in the " W" 11nd "mu- my on the ninciilne who noticed at 8.1 I
but in our conference Water-day he retools." is that extending Mont distance the em new to senator. ;'
~M he intended going to Gal-may
the most vulnerable ports more in
that greet duidmtm. n dint inlai-
n ship. in other «m m ore «to
lhell. both baton Wt.
;Ipeoebetweentheonilrnnd inn-c
get- on board. Two motor
Three Are
headed noon to din-lion hesntiiul Yond‘ .
it the 1m thing known to More
in: hair.
no one can possibly tel; than no 111151
cued your hair. it does it so nadir W
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ally and events-mm mints
sponge or sort 1111111111. muting this
through the heir. toning one email »
strand at n time which requires but
ii 19W momenta. D10 thin at night and
by morning; the my hair dieunpeura;
alter another n’nplichiinh or two its
natural coior is restored anal it be-
comes glossy and lustrous and ,1011 1111-1
war years younger.
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iiniited’lo 11 small area. at the side of
the ship. in addition to this important
llrovision, there are sixteen bulkheads
extending nthwartship from the port
to starboard side.
it might be thought that this com—
bluell system of transverse and longi-
tudinnl vertical watertight sub division
was in iteeli“ sulfident safeguard
attains: flooding. but further provision
has been anode by the de1eionmcni or
the mule-1n of lilting watertight decks
which was introduced into the con-
struction of the “Lusitania" and "hinti-
Eretsniu." .
It will time be seen that from 11
point of view of strength the ”Aquh
tunic." embodies the main features of
the "lAlSItflIIIB." and "Mnureinnln,"
with additions consequent upon in-
crossed beam and length. The “Aqui-
tnnis" will also be titted with l-‘rahm‘s
Anti-Rolling Tanks, which have proved
so euchessinl in the "-Leconia."
The passenger accommodation will
be provided on 11 scale commensurate
with the great size of the ship. The
first-close public rooms will include;
1011 "A" ‘Deck—lDrowlng room, hall
and galleries, lounge. smoking room,
versuduh cafes.
On “1)" Dock—Foyer.
grill room. dining saloon.
There will also be u gymnasium and
swimming bath. ,
The second class public rooms
elude:
Drawing room,
i‘oom, dining saloon.
The public rooms and promenade
decks (both open and covered) nl~
kitted to third class will nil be oi the
most generous dimension. .
There are altogether eight decks on
which passenger: are carried.
Motor Lifeboat:
The divieio’ii or the shin into water-
tight compartmentsjis much more or;-
tenslve than is required by any regu-
lations. and exceptional conditions
might thereiore have been obtainable
in connection with the “reboots. but
the Canard Company. fifteen months
1130‘ submitted their plans to the Board
of Trade for on installation of life-
basis to accommodate every unseen
llieboate
restaurant,
in-
lounge, smoking
will him be provided
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lander Beam. Guttm Nation one
Frederick milking forming a raidinz ‘
belly. swooped down upon n mg or ,1
chest to crop-Mists yesterday after
noon on Elliott street extension. inst
over the filriidid line. L‘
Deputy who:
.Tho m We! in arresting
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«By 1min: Wyeth's tinge sud Sulphur "
Where is the womnn who does not adore n dainty
7V. tunic gown? T1115 Season tthc cotton fabrics are novel
and item planned to heguile every feminine taste and
the green part of it is they are not expensive.» If the price
seems high. consider the width
.Crtpe Voiies, (ICIILDIC and filmy. with '111 expo-115511:
look:
24 inches .10 inches 45 inches
300th. 25 (is. 1: f5 cts.
Plain Valle 40 inches 25c. and 35c. 45 inches. 501:.
French Crepe .30 inches 1.10 inches 48 iiichcs
7 ' 1 v . “ 35 ots.’ 25 c5. 75 cis.
--7‘*Cord Roi“ Voile . 37 inches 25 Cis.
Satiirstripcd [lordcrcd Voile, 45 inches. , 75 1‘15.
Izirocadcd Voile. 45 inches 75 cis.
flooding for trimming. 20 1‘15.
Embroidered Voiles, 30 inches wide, 75 cts.
Striped Ratine, 40 '1nche~.,,"“(39 75 and 90 cts
“Nucloth.” combination of intinc and crepe, 27 inches,
25 C15
Crepe Phase, 30 inches " 15 17, 20 and 25 1:15.
“Nuiion,” imitation of linen, 34 inches, 20 cts.
Kildare linen finish. 32 inches, 172 1—2 ‘Cts.
Barnsley, linen finndr, 34IliCIIL‘5. 2C1 cts.
Dotted Swisses
A large line in numerous qualities. all fiiZt‘ii’ dots
and spots. 32 inches wide.
25, 45, 53 and 60 cts.
The White Goods section is one of the most inlcr~
outing departments in the 511m: 111 the present season.
with its profusion of snowy fabrics. The woman who
can sew. even a little, is fortunate. for it takes but little
to make a frock and a Standard I‘oitcrn makes cvcry~
thing right.
”The Special Sale of Soaps»
Powders.
1 and Houeecleaning Compounds
Continues until Monday night,
I 015 Nullihil Soup
imrv Soap
P and (i. anihe
’ Fairy V , .
Uzonc “1.. EV;
Kirkmnu"; llorax ' ._ V 1 ’
5 10‘ colitis {tir- 39¢;
And in the sale. Gold Dust. (lid Dutch Cleanser.
lion Ami. Porccln, Liquid Vt‘i’it't‘n. Sancho. Saul-flush,
and other necessities, at very special prices.
_ “minim Runs.
the “if
to to the; some. 111‘ V
Spring Floor Covering
CARPET RUGS. VARD 00008.
Genuine “crux” Rugs. Chino Motown,
' All sizes. V Japanese Matthias. .
7W0ol. Fibre Rope. Fibre Matthias. ’-
‘ildhy mnnm s it. 11112 n. 111mm Get-Pete.
~7"Tnnettry Brothel. Rugs. Wool Carpets.
”9'11. by .12 n. Velvet carpets. .-
011 Cloths; nil widow.
ll it. by 12 1t.1l.ineleumo.»pinin inilld.
UPHMTMEO 00098 AVND wDRAFIIIBE.
WAQIB 'ro QRflVIH A OPIOMLTY.
Norwalk Chronicler