M
. ' 11111.11 In "lisp-improved Wage for,
of an
’ li‘ranclsco the handset holding the
‘ Panama-Pacific International. Exposi-
' tied a group at prominent California
- Bear .0; the Panama-Pacific Interna-
_ individual exhibits of women from all
_ active part in the upbuilding of some
the women‘s board is composed of
, upon the ground, are better. able to
_ world.
' number of the
‘ EXPOthION. 7' l
W1 ‘
Women Indhhlldrennln All Coun-
tric- io as Consider-o.
T unnqgm 1,,.~ .
can rheumatic. Aug.
11 place as co-addptors in the creation
international. antacfluwtbe
Panama Pacific international Especi-
tion at San Francisco-in 1 15.
When Congress “sword d to 131111
women ‘oifered their services to the
oxpofltiorfdirectors.” The offer was
promptly accepted. and the Women's
tionul Exposition was organised.
After mature deliberation on the
question as to whether the women's
board should erect a palace on the ex-
position __ grounds for the housing oi:
ports of: the world it was agreed that
the works of men and women were so
closely associated in every field of
the standpoint of sex. ,
creation of an exposition such as the
directors were planning. ,Their offer,
' was accepted by the directors of the
exposition and at this time women
serve on committeesand have an
of the most important departments at
the exppsition.
exposition.
The modern
tertainments will be arianged for vis-
that as 1111911 111111111 accurally through- it
. * mm- disliked mold ilrtho W
1. Active Factors In novclopmcnt of tier: 0! “Wm!!! as an integral but 0!
‘ Panama Pacific International Expo ”1° «Stats ““3 “3 an ‘me‘M ““0"
or society. from an industrial as well
as an intellectc‘o‘i stoiitiooiut.
The «Departments or Education and
Social Economy will be hooped in a
splendid exhibit palace, which terms
21 «For: one of the main buildings in the cen-
ma ”m “ma ”woman have been given It”! Exhibit “action of “19 93110831011.
'ilhe displays in the Palace of Educa-
lion and ‘fiooloi Economy will prove
of vital interest to thinking women.
, In the department devoted to educa-
tion every phase or educational en-
dcavor will be taken up. 'Bc'hool ap-,
pliances. text books. furniture and
models of school buildings will be
shown. While entire sections will, be
devoted to drwwlns. painting, music
and agricultural education in elelnen
tdry grades. business and commercial
training. education of detectives and '
delinquents. the blind. the deaf and
dumb, cripples and the feeble ,mind-
ed. In the department of social econ-
omy will be iound studies in hygiene,
exhibits dealing with the care of de-
tectives, statistical charts on the con»
aumption and elects of alcoholic bev-
erages. tobacco and drugs. There will
endeavor that it would be practically, be a-divlsion “"0““ W the remuner-
impos‘sible to separate the exhibitson AW" wage 0‘ women and children in
all countries.
The women asked that they might} ment of sociological work as exempli-
assume an even part of the responei- , fled in playgrounds 3““ recreation
hilities and cures attendant upon the centers will be VMdli’ treated in 83"
hibits mostly contributed, hyywomeu
from all over the world.
Women will play an important part -
in the purely social features of the
in the California build-
ing. under the direction or the we-
men’s board, many receptions and en
develop-
international “new as.
the exhibit halls
Wmu cuddhildtcn.
‘Bomtho .
Wot:
CONN EC‘T‘lOUT PATENTS.
tents, Bridgeport, (3011's.:
room bullet.
lighting apparatus.
Frank Karaitz. Bridgeport,
net to talking machines (design).
shade or globe holder.
While the active membership of itors :i’rom other states and foreign
California women who, as they are
direct the great work whichdhe wo-
men‘s board has outlined, yet the,
board has gained the cooperation and
support of women throughout the
Miss Jane Addams, of Hull
Mouse, one of the most famous sociol-
ogists in the world, has promised her.
active assistance to Alvin E. Pope, the
(this! of. the Departmen ,:of Social
Economy at the Exposition. and a
%lolnineut women or
log visitors
countries, and in these entertain
ments, as in many other social func-
tions upon the exposition grounds and
withinthe pavilions of the foreign na-
tions and of the American States, the
'mcmbers of the women's board .will
activoly cooperate with thei:
from all parts at the world in welccm lecture of deselected mills.
Phillip J. Burlington, l‘lainville, ro.
sisters
The funds at the incorporated wo-
men's boardraised by the women
themselves, will he used
ways not the least important of which
will he the maintenance or a corps of
in many
ddurope and Amer on will act as an ad women attendants and interpreters;
Vifiol‘v board to the department
while the board is also planning to co-
Women‘s work in the preps 1111911 operate with the W C T U. and the
ol‘ the exposition will demolifstrate in,I Y. W. C. A. in such welfare work as
‘ a ordct‘b‘al Way 111m at the important, may be necessary on the exposition
principles of applied social economy. grounds
'1‘! stud of social science win he be devoted to the entertainment oldi ‘:rlaht n11 cubes] in”; man inundation”
‘9 y s Burdockgmood Bitten buildl
A portion of the money will!
elaborately treated in one of the most tinguished women guests of the expo-
imporiant departments of the exposi-p silica and it is even planned to raise a
titan-that of social economy
Yet ln'i’uud later on for deirayiug the ex-
the display 01‘ GXNNW throughout the 1’9"“3 0‘ famous WWW“ “I‘d interns Foresters of America. will be held at have kidney ilouble than men
or coilee pot ldeslgn.)
| Chester F‘ Gailer, .iiartford .2 pa-
tents, rail Joint.
George C. linger,
lo i.nt
Dnnbury.
Spofford F. Wyokol‘l, Stamford.
joint for wooden columns. conduit and
the like.
Jean l).Da1is. Greenwich.
tary fluid pressure motor.
1 Constant T. Cundell,
arranged for the exposltltm year in
San headless and tie large number
‘is increasihn daily. no women writ
are 01 the mpositlon will be responsi-
ble for the kenerous hospitality ex-
tended to the worlds delegates gatheri-
ed on the shores oi the Pacific in 191$.
As teh temperament of the entire
exposition It 61111 or an uplifting and
educating force with the more than
usual allocation given to the mum
oi women and children, it is natural
that women shall play a large part1 in
the éxpoaltion. Their part in the ex-
position will he a manifestation of the
principles which will be displayed In
CASTOR IA
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iii illul 11111111 Altair. taught *
The following were issued August
19,1918. List tarnished from oiilce
at A. M. Wooster. solicitor oi‘ pa~
Albert 13. Gully, Bridgeport. mush-
Edward J. Madden. Britisopott,
handle
‘l‘ior scissors and shears (design).
Clinton '19. Woods, Bridgeport, cabi-
Arthur W. Wellington. Waterbury.
George E. Curtis, New Britain. tea
rail
[1181‘] \i‘
' .mvh Nil em callous.» ‘
Aceldtht it hound Beach.
The story of an accident almoai
unique in automoblllns. tram which
lost mimoulolicly aimed death, “but
which resulted in the loss of a value-
Davis, accompanied by H. S. Brown.
of the Salts Textile Cbmpany and a
woman lridnd were returning from
New York by way or Sound Benoit,
Wednesday, having taken one of the
beautiful narrow country roads little
used by theordinury motorist. They
were proceeding at a rate of about 25
miles an hour, according to Davis;-
when there suddenly appeared, direct-
“1y before their machine, leaping as
does a deer. a sleek runaway saddle
rider, James Bruch, or New York.
impact such as to throw the animal a
done to the radiator, engine,
almost providentiai, as it is stated its
kicking feet almost grazed the occu-
pants ,
‘ Bruch and" a companion named
Daley, of New York, who has
their vacations came running
handsome animal.
school at Sound Beach. Shortly be-
thrown Bruch and bolted 011 the
other hand Walter Adams, a wealthy
resident of South Beach who was call-
ed to the1scene and despatched the
animal which lay dying with lines}-
llegs broken. stated that the car haul
lsho‘rtly before passed in front of his; 6
ihouse going at terrific speed Bruchlr‘
was uninjured by his accident. Thor
Stouingtod‘ Oldsmobile runabout owned by Daiisl
plate registering device (or plate cyr‘ was towed ‘0 a repair shop Agents
finders of printing presses.
‘5 ‘ Trade Maria. 1
I The Collins Company. Golllhflilln,
certain cutlery. machinery and tools.
“(1.;F‘QW'QKF‘ngffmd case of kidney!
and parts 010ml.
slave.
up sound health—deans you well.
The Supreme Convention
John Anderson. Portland. reach.
of the cured. "
of mo Connecticut Humane Society.
Vill‘C‘ HOW
1111511111 (or 01*"; Mitchell. Bela}
Wyn-area blu- health 1
W
~A healthy man is a king in lull on 1 was permanently impaired. Mr Mn ‘1
,chell here "She has in a terrible
lail‘ape that Ill-lot her to lake Foley Kid
lacy Pills and now she is completely}-
Women are more liable to.
Andi
exposition there will be no separate tionnl sociologists both from America Atlantic City. beginning Tuesday next will find Foley Kidney Pills a sale, dc-
,xlnssiiicatlon for the sexes:
hihits that pertain particularly to the
the ox- and from abroad.
and closing Saturday.
There will helpendablc and honest mcdirlne
Not the least significant 0‘ all “i" a large number of delegates lrolu this sale by all drusslats “‘
' work of women will be displayed with: work of the women’ 11 board will be its State in attendance.
For 1
The car and the horse according to I.
witnesses, came together with terriiic '
horse, that had previously thrown its ::
not fell within the car is considered 1 - .
been LI.”
stopping at the Greenwich Inn, on
They related how they had hired the. '.
later valued at' l. "
lg
about 3200;1rom its owners. [‘errisl 1‘-
Brothers who keep a livery and ridingi .11.;
tore the accident they said the horse I -. .. -
had become unmanageable. and had
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0hr coffees are the Best on the Market, 011cc Used, Always ilsed
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ELECTRICAL
SUPPEIE‘B
nee em. ,
DRY ssr'remas ,
Electric Wiring for Light and Power
We are always ready «to attend your Electrical troubles, large or
.I l.
, distance ofll feet into a roadside lot. .- smal
The car was brought to a sudden stop, I,
and damage estimated 1115100 was :-
mud- '7
guards and top. That the horse did 'I
A phone call will bring a repair man. Try us next time
when something sacs wrong.
THE WHITE ELECTEIE CO.
(Registered)
. ELECTRICAL OONTBAGTORS.
PHO NE ,
54 WATER QT.
342-3.
SOUTH NORWALK
f 0111 Advice 011 Building
goes free to our customers. but that is no sign it's worthless,
tor We give it ireely to insure our friends against the common
error oi home-bpilders. and as an advertisement.
No matter what you are going to build, you'll find us always
ready to advise you. Even it it’s only a board for a repair Job,
or a hunch oi lath or shingles, we want you to come in and see
115. .
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IBUTH NORWA‘LK. CONN»
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;; line 0
II 8:30 a. in. and 12:30 p.1n.indi
- - no 1lllcbool tor the following as“!
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. ‘ Gi-Eut Avenue and Dashn ‘L‘I
:vestigateiug the occur- 1i '
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NOTICE
We are now located at the iomrmuditorium Building on North
Main. street, where we sell all chichoiti"acodo. new and second-a:
Hand. at Lowest Prices.
Commie before you go elsewhere;
WE BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE AND STOV5§
M. GUTKQWSKY
Tel. 419.
lllW.
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THE GOOD BLACKSNAKE. ‘
From a Thief Ho Emma I Family
home cooking.
Rolled into crumbs and and as an outer dressing for
veal. lamb chicken. pork and ham; they give a cost to the “by"
that makes the home folk ask for more.
Are mightv handy to have in the house as well
as mighty good to coat direct from the
package with cream.
Besides being the delicious ready cook-
ed cereal food made at corn, these crisp, crink-
ly flakes serve many another useful purpose in
breaded
Scitcnbdwlth milk and used with usual soloing and fixing all an
inside dressing for baked filth or fowl they impart a delicate flavor
to the finished dish, rcmindful oi the chestnut fillings that cast. a
halo around the days of old-time cooking.
Post Toasties are sold by Grocers every-
where-mend everywhere folks who relish good
things to eat, appreciate the delicate Indian
Com flavor that makes
: “The Memory Linger
~Mefla,
(New York Sun.) . i
SWill'l‘BWOOD, 1'. J, Aug. 21w
lohn «Bluelu’ord was about to kill a
hiacksuaitodlere today to stop its theft
' of eggs. when the thief earned its lib
erty by selling the lite 0! his moihoru
l The youhs man had found the nest
of a has that had taken to laying its!
one in a grove some distance swayl
from the house. He also discovered:
that the 1.111111111111111 had been detour
ing the eggs as i’ast as the hen laid:
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Complete
Hous'efumishérs
The A. J. Angevine "a 1.... co."
134-136 Washington St, South Norwslk
them. lie determined to ambush thci
snake and kill it 1
lie and-his mother watched thehen
today and when the egg was deposited
in the mod they crept closer to watch
for the tutor. in a few minutes the
hlncksuahc appeared, sleelthliy creep-
ing in cool the underhrush. Mrs.
lilacllrord was so fascinated at the
eight ol' the blackunakc that she did
not hour 11 unit whirring sound close
by her all she stepped back to give
.loiln plmuy of room in which to die-
lpatch the reptile. ,,
{ 12141111111111 the whirring sound did
.not escape thejhlacltsnnhe. Suddenly
', it stopped and its whole body seemed
jto etihco. More hillbilly than the eye
‘* of Mrs. lllackicrd could follow it dart-
ed toward her but a little to the ride.
As sill! screamed and Jumped back
"‘her son, leaped to her rescue, but he
' stopped ice. for he only what human
beings rarely use. 11 blackenakc light-
1. log a rattler.
The two stood aside and watched
the conflict, which was uneven from
' the start. ”'l’llc long slim blacksnakc
was too quhzk for the more sluggish
land heavier poisonous one. With its
‘ first leap, it had clamped its faultless
laws bsc‘ltci‘ the poison head of the
rattler and wound ‘ils body tight
around the pillars. in 11 low seconds
‘ “the iodine been squeezed out of the
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“That tasks can have all the eggs
*' on this tom for till 0 the." marked
miss hiaoslcrd when It was over.
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as Hill and Kelley's
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it—Maln street and North Av e u
.. ‘1' it-«ance strut.
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saw—Kmar- at. and
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1s a. m., giving location or on.
will be given 02 nearest how. ‘
lire on mgr-amines where located. ~
lure only to be ”I“
the chief or acting chief upon”: ..
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