cult III ,
, .MIWIMORBJNE
WNW“. thavlctlius oi! the
~ "Wink men" Into sober and useful
citinnli end; on. m is our conti-
dsnee in its ourstivetpowers, that we
want to emphasise tit-afoot that 03‘
mun is sold under this positive guan
antes. 1!. liters. trial, you [at uni
honest. your money will be refunded.
WINE costs only $1.00 per box:
Ask for Free Booklet. ‘
‘ ‘ Purim-Pharmacy
8 North'Main street.
-.-.. mm...” m. .
LITTLE MED SCHOOL HOUSE T0
HIE AGENTER OF INTEREST AT
THE INTEflflATIONAL HY‘
GIENE GONGRESIB IN
BUFFALO.
The Little Red 'School ddouse is to
occupy a place of honor on the pro
gram of the Fourth Internatioiihi Con-
gress on School Hygiene. in Buffalo,
according to a statement issued by the
, program committee, which is compos~
ed of HTS. Robert W. Lovett and David
L. Edsall, of Harvard; Dr. Luther H.
_ uptick, of New York, slid Dr. Thomas
'A. Storey. 0! the College of the City
of New York, secretary-general or the
congress.
“The problems of the city schools
have received a great deal of much
deserved attention." say the members
of the committee in their announce
ment of the program. “The very se-
rious problems of the village school
*3 w
‘ , Themmittee is thereto!!!
secure when relating to on
hygiene mm «my hygiene as.
\ “A general
to.
well as to city school . trail-one".
in I renew “Meet mum.
tention to the subject at the “Little
'Red School" in the following terms:
".Ilnul very recently few caretuinstu-
dies of the rural schools have been
made, and we yet have little accurate
intormation about them and little
knowledge of the factors some into
the problem ottbeir improvement. We
do know in a general way that their
terms are short. their support inado
cunts, their teachers poorly prepared.
their attendance irregular, their man-
agement unscientific and wasteful of
money, time and energy, their courses
of study ill-adapted to their needs and
the houses in which the children are
taught cheap and poorly equipped and
furnished. That this is not true of. all
rural schools goes without saying, but
it is unfortunately true In a “"3““ strong and I avoidcdadreadful opera-I
measure of most of them."
In all, there are some‘212,000 one-
i‘eurher iitto red school houses in
the mined States alone. according to
the Washington report, prepared by
A. C. Mounties. In this report there
is a picture of a one-teacher rural
school house. which is characterized
as “A fair type of about one-half of
the 212,000 one-teacher rural schools."
“Most of the original red paint seems
to have been crashed on of these
schools.
impression has been
created," says Mr. Menuhin), “that
this season.
' FabriCs
Wash Fabrics are unusually attractive
We are showing the
Unltudnbmw Commissioner oi little—g;
cation, m r. clarion. cells so
3'How Site We: Saved has)
Surgeon’s, ' ‘ ,e by Lydia
_ ‘ ‘ ‘ p. v '
Iiie Compoun
Mogedoro, 0hlo.-»‘ ‘Tha first two years
,I wash-Med]: Inflated wrench from:
,. y , female troubles and
w . *1" .
3 ill] '
bearing down pains
that I could not
stand on my feet
lonzcnouglitodnmy
- l V sold I would haveto
undergo an opera-
_ tion,butmy;husbsnd
- a unwanted me to
-' ‘ . ‘F’Efifiw Lydia E. gihkham's
“l " 3,, "‘3, ‘ Vegetu lo Com—
4 Will. A‘WM pound first. I took
l three bottles and it made me well and.
tion. I now have two line healthy chil-
dren, and I cannot say mmooh about
whatLyLdiaI-l.Pinkhem'sVegetnbieComv
pound as done for roof—Tuna. Lula.
Masons, R. F. D. 10, Mogsdore, Ohio.
Why will women take chances with
an operation or drag out a sickly, half-
liearted existence,misslng three-fourths
of the joy of living, when they con find
health in L is E. Pinkhnm’sVen‘etbble
lCompound
For thirty years ithaebeen the stand-
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of thousands of women.
who have been troubled with such n'l-
merit: as displacements, inflemmnh‘on,
ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia 3. Plans: )ledieine Co. (sonn-
dentiel) Lynn, Ease. Your I‘otterwiil
lbs opened, reed and nuanced by a
woman and held in strict «olden».
h
lnities in all parts of the country. The
work. The doctor ‘
there exists an American school ml
tom which is sunlcient and nation withdrawn its protest against the pro
,‘wide. with equal educational opportu-
-_ 7 ’1’;W«K.Mnu4
‘ . or inspection, State
We! Health. msumane. vii-unis.
* ‘Wtinol Parasites—the sum
moot a elector intimates, Their
Inhabit." by I”. John. W. romp. ‘
Met-om commission. new. North.
\Gerollne- ‘ .
" "Worm lunches in Rural Schools,"
by Mary do. lBull. department of agri-
lculture. miversity oi Minnesota." st.
”Pied, no.
i "hesitation of the Consolidated Coun-
‘iry school," by Dr. William em
Swank, health cinder. Crewfordevllie,
ladies...
.GENA’TORB PRIMED FOR TARIFF
riom.
McLean and Bmdepee Ready to
Offer Amendments.
WASHINGTOR July 22.—~Senntors
McLean and Brandcgee are priming
,tliemselves for the tariff fmy. They
'nhave' both received numerous argu-
gmenls in favor of various amendments
to. the Underwood-Simmons bill and
will prepare and otter the amend,
meats in due time. ‘ How-ever. gener-
.al debate upon the, measure In the
‘Senate is expected to run for some
time. perhaps a fortnight or more. be-
“fore consideration of the bill para.
lmnh by paragraph begins. Then the
flight to amend the bill will begin in
iesrnest and the Connecticut senators
will be on hand with plenty of sug-
gestions tor bettering the measure in
accordance with the views of Con»
necticut industries interested in the
matter.
Washington Notes.
Free city mail delivery will begin
at Thompsonrille, August 1, with four
carriers and one substitute. and at
New Canaan September 1. with two
lcarriers and one. substitute.
The items. Powder Company has
loosed advances in rates on high can
blouses in New England and Canada,
as.
use ,,
. u i.
ll" .
mend» it mLLIl-B
Wm.-
.Mw
*WKINLEY m1 cane melanin
PEAR.
WASHINGTON, «July 22.-The Mc-
Kinley post card is doomed to disall-
penr. The features of the“ martyred
mosident are to be removed to give
Poetmsster-Gen'erul -liurleson,hus writ-
lhle decision in this regard is irrevo~
sonaily against the change, and had
Married to Mr. Burlesoii a protest
irom the McKinley Club, of Canton,
Ohio. The postmaster replied that the
people‘s endorsement of the author of
the Declaration of independence in
the last election issued the change.
lie insisted that no slight to the
memory of McKinley was meant.
South Norwalk Crimp, No. 9294.
Modern Woodmen of America, will
meet tonight. ~ ‘ l
The Recreation .T cur
. SEASON 1913
ASBURY PARK, N. J. ...... “8.50
5Dsy Trips, Mondays. '
ATLANTIC CITY, N. .i. ..... $21.00
5-Day Trips, Mondays.
BLOCK lSLAN‘D, R. l. ....... $1
3-Day Trips, Saturdays.
1.50
WHITE MOUNTAINS, N. H. .. “5.00
5-Day Trips, Mondays.
THOUSAND lSLANDS 328.00
4-Day Trips, Fridays, July 18, Aug. 1.
15 29.
NIAGARA FALLs’ ............ since
Saturday, August 9th.
”fears to Thousand islands, Moo-
treat, Gm. Nova Scotia, Ber-
muda, Anubie Chasm, Lake George,
etc.
For the New England Tourist, de-
scribing all tours, on" on Ticket
Agent at depot or address
THE RECREATION TOURIST 00..
191 Orange Street, New Haven.
way in those ct Thomas Jefferson .
ten to Senator Burton, of Ohio, that.
cable. The senator hind protested pen. ‘
new I = sum issr .
The Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o‘clock.
On Saturdays at 9 o’clock.
Old Bleached Linen
Creamy White.
A charming Linen for gowns, or in fact for anything.
It is stylish when made up in tailored fashion. and of
course it can take any amount «of ornamental needle-
work, 36 inches wide, a so ct.valuc,
39¢ Special.
Wash Goods Section, Main Floor.
. . '
Tub Silks
Which are ically silk and cotton, 21 very fine and lus—
trous weave in the neatest of stripes, lavender, pale pink,
blue, gray and black with white. For women's blouses
and men‘s shirts. ..
39¢ and 50¢.
\Nasll Hoods Section, Main Floor.
The Model Brassiere, a good style for warm weather,
all sizes, 32 to 48, three prices, 50:, 75c and $1.00.
At the Corset Station.
_———
All Necessary Things for the
Cook to Use in Preserving Time
pi
The best of Cooking Kettles in Enamel and Aluminum,
all sizes. . El,
Mason Jars. pints, quarts and half-gallons.
Sure-Seal. pints and quarts. iii
Jelly Glasses, tliroc styles and two sizes.
Plain and Striped.
PUSSE CREPE. .
"BURTEN’S” NEW CLOTH.
Combination Grape and Ratios.
LAWN8, BATI‘BTEB, F0 U LA R08.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St, South Norwalli
SALE SALE SALE
it we could make you fully realize what a saving it means to you
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs now you Would come
here right awaymtodsywsnd take advantage of these exceptional ber—
gsins this sale odors. ll‘lner goods are not made, lower prices are not
' to he tound anywhere.
Bole in both «wk-Stanford
Come and investigate.
and South ‘Norwaik.
mmWn—n M
For Ten Days we will Sell High Grade
Enamel Ware
for Sc, 70 and 90
value no to 15¢.
See Window Display.
The A. .I. Augevine & Son
Company
Complete Housefurnishers
fl
urban and rural, have made consider-
able progress, but the marked pro-
gress has been confined almost wholly,
morale of the children and with com-
paratively little equipment for teach-
ing."
Dr. Fletcher «B. Dreeslsr. school by-
the rural school building and grounds.
The result of his investigation. which
I is to be published in a special bulletin:
‘will he called to the attention of the'
jdelesetes at Buffalo, Dr ‘Dresslar,
3 found that although there is great need
for reform, nevertheless the iudlcnu;
tlons at the present time point toward:
a marked Improvement in the rural
school building ground and equipment
New buildings are under construction
in large numbers in many sections and.
as a rule. the new buildinss are al
great improvement over the old ones.
l Among the papers to be read at the
, Buffalo congress on the subject of the
,ivlilsge school and of the rural dis-
‘trict will be the following:
i "The Sanitation of the Rural
School," by ‘i_)r. T. D. Wood. professor
or physicsi education. Teschers' Cei-
lloge. New York.
i ”Health. a vllnml school Problem,"
shy Dr. ‘A. T. McCormsck, mete board
of health. (Bowling Green. Kentucky.
‘dbeletion oi the State Board to the
{Rural School." by llr. R. L. Dixon. ex-
Eecutive oilicer. 'Miclilxen Brute board
of health.
"Rural School Hygiene in 'lliohinen,"
‘by Burton t3. Tellt, commissioner oi
schools. Saginaw. Michigan.
"llyxiene in Rural flcliools of Mine
lsslppi." by Susie 1’. Powell, supervi.
nor of school Improvement, Jackson.
Mississippi.
“A molly of Sanitary Conditions in
the riturul Mauls of Virginia," by
Allen W. Freemsn. militant commie
eioner of Virxinia flute Board at
Health.
"Sanitation oi the Rural School
House in the State o! Vormon " by
Dr. all. ID. Helios. Brattleboro. You
most.
rel schools of Wisconsin: by Walter
W. Larson, state rural school issue-
tor. Milan. Wisconsin. ,
"‘l‘lie mvoludbu or flowers“ rowan
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
2
Alice m. acuity moafintesdent oi
”Hygienic improvements in the Rio .
schools of York Until". Womb." 5! ‘
Mrs. Edward Peri-it of Hartford is
here seeing the Connecticut senators
and other statesmen in the interest
labet end if the medicine contains
these barium opiates refuse it. Fo-
ley's Honey end 'i‘sr Compound con-
tains no opinion, is healing and sooth-
ing. For sale by all druggfsts.“
ken by Bonnier Martino
WASHINGTON. D. (2., July 21——
Scnstor Mertiuc’s plan to abolish
the washing of paper money by the
government has been endorsed «by
many banks. some in Connecticut. The ‘
Pequonnock National flank of Bridge-
port has written the senator that as
a banking institution with sixty years‘
experience we are very much opposed
to the scheme to use washed (“lib
rency. It would be a crime to cheepen
the quality of our paper money and it
coiinicrfolie if the ides were carried
into effect."
incurred in its subsequent use does
not strike on as good business and
we hope that the practice will
bandoned.”
'l‘he Poquonnock bank also writes
that "it is unwise to change the size
and design of United States hills and
national bank currency after our use ,
plo have become eceiietomed to hand- ' '
ling the present issues. We sincerely
hope that the plans will not be can
ried out."
The W. '1‘. Fields Company of New ~ .
Haven wrote that “the washing of ,,
paper money in view of the danger .
be ,
Ciiv National Bank
it th 1 -, , i TIANOAGTOAGINIIAL BANKIM her to come in contact with the fruit. is held in place
mm“ “d Pm“- : ° e “y ”a m“ n" mm'mroi woman win-ago. enemies AND orrsae svsnv . , , , ~ ,- M - ,
of rural schools ere housed in uncom- FACILITY COMMIT!“ Willi A metal stint ring and “ill, fit any . asmi gar.
RAMIE LI‘NENE- fortahle buildings, unsuitable from. , WITH souun 35 cts- a d02en- . l
Plain Only. every standpoint without proper tar-l M” u“ ‘ ““8” “mm“ °°“' IANKING - - - -
' mining opium or morphine. They _______ jelly Strainers, a most convenient kind in the form‘
CHIFFON LINEN niture or facilities for heating. ventiv , , _ _ ‘
' . constinete the bowel: and do n01 0“"9- CIPI‘II Surplu- I“ PM (if a heavy iron stand, With .1 ring holding a cheese cloth
Plain Colors. . “1““ 9““ "Shun" "“10“ “mm the 1, pm 1,, the «comm 3117mm . . ,.
.,_ ' I provisions for guarding the healthend only stifle ceug ' m e ....... strainer. l'hcrc IS a platform to hold the bowl. llie best
can Dope-nannuanouurm
IDWIR t-I. MATHEWQON. Free
JOHN H. KNAPP, let ViooPree
FRBDIIIOK H. ROWAN. 2d Vice
. Lgiene specialist in the bureau of edu-.
. . . . VIII-FRED ”WILL. cashier 2 m
cation. who is Chairman of the Com- OPPOSE WASHING OP pApgn 5 -q . ‘ . .
. A0, DICkerman & son mlttse on Scientific Exhibit at thel MONEY ‘ . giggcygng , Printed Labels for fruit jars, assorted ilthS on-
Fourth International Congress. has re-l IHIM J. Wallace Men gummcil paper. white 1‘.“ch 0,, rod. ' ,
SOUTH NORWALK' CONN. “nu, be” making a specie] “My °t “WWW“ 3““ 5M9". 3““ Ta- awfiutmtu ‘22: fi'fi'gfi. Three hundred Labels. 20 ilifi'crent liniiics in book
lemuiarummen Lewis It. Hui-liar
Henry a. Lockwood
NOTICE
During July and August our .
‘ store will be closed on Satur-
duy It 12 noon.
would certainly be difficult to detect ‘ ’
At your service every oth-
er week day from 7 s. in. to
d o. in
GORHAM
CO.
DECORATOIO.
10 First St. East Nomen-
Tel. “it.
. m. I.
Ethics Your Plumb-€13
bl Winter sending
hog Need Attending?
. . We... '
”S“ all: in sinus but to catch
., cram; repair .-
it mm mm its .
., to t. m we!" fill
~ You will save much ..
‘v..enwellutimssse
u ensues” say tent or
A unit." Oil on own ‘
out or ill? in the least, ,
t.
gummtt WHITE MINI: fulfill. TM MM “WM 3?. mm all “fl.” I“ "I IUIIIUIUL fillll.
is warm or. menu m some noswsuit "PM mm 0* NW0 0’11“ , ' l” .......... > . . . . .'
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style for this cap has a porcelain lining which coriiiiletcly
c0vcrs the mouth of the jar and allows no metal or rub—
sirainer ever invented.
In" 3 : * 98¢ cmiiplcic. E -
N accent} style has a heavy wooden weight for
pressing, and a cloth siraliierbeg (li’slgiieil- to hang; up.
form. is cts.
In ihc Basement.
Our Special Offerings
This Week in Summer Mei-
chandise will be of more than
ordinary interest I0 women
who appreciate UNUSUAL
VALUES.
The N. E. Ryan Co. A
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some nulls .
has stood hetero the Muller masonry-us as ii synonym m
J_ DMD." I)! 'Dr. Mes fl. norm 1] ill m . Th. it“ WWII“ mm
”Willi-Will.“ . ”Wt W health commissioner, Mai-mine. is- him-Wile. will: minis no not that: in m mm-
mom'“ , “mm altos. mile for this announced wilt continue to sin to our one
ELECTRIC FANS .:§ l‘hoimi finisher in the Philippines." ‘ tom the noise med man one inflow don; the “m A j '
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New . , W A“ 3- Wiesel“. sum» m an. liberal new as at old and we more than in re»
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