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racemes. 60o «— Each ”meet... Word, 1 cent per Insertion.
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WANTED
TO LET
GERMAN WOMAN no OUT
fwashing and cleaning and take wash-
ing at home. Mrs. Demuth, [North
{Taylor Ava, if. F, D. 37. Bend poat~
ol. «9 3t
"WANTED —.— 'ro RENT anon
WIT“ list. small house with Improve
meats. Address Box 402. POBWIIICe.
fit at
wanreo~ A srmvdoaarans.
'IA.pply to F. E. Lockwood and Com-
pany. 39 Wall at if at
he...»
WANTED—431mm nor: scuba ‘
live work". Neat appearance and one
milling to make himself generally use-
ful, essential. Address In own hand-
iwrltlng, Box 591, South Norwalk.
[‘1‘ 3t
LADIES, sass ooznu MAKING
plain neckwear. Fascinating home
business. Experience unnecessary.
Mail dime for....pa~ttern, instructions.
Needlecraft, 3304 Altoona, Pa. 112 t1
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
cattle and poultry. ‘Best market prices
paid Extra prices for fat calves.
35.00 for bob valves to fatten. ii.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. .Tel 1151
029 if
LOST
LOST—IBANK BOOK, NO. 8434, IS-
eued on The South Nor-walk Savings
Bank. Finder will please return some
to this 1bank as payment has (been
stopped. no 17 24
LOST—A LADIES“ GOLD HIT-NT-
iurg case watch atached to fob, from
9:30 to 9:50 11). m., between Washing-
ton street and M. E, Church. Please
leave at Sentinel office and receive re~
word. 19 3t
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Natureptactic
The very latest methods of treating
disease and ailments. both physical
and mental. if you have failed to get
cured try a different way. No case is
hopeless.
All known diseases have been cured
by
Suggestive Therapeutics, Nature
Practice and Magnetic Healing.
Hand Treatment of the Vital 01V
gens, the Nervous System and the
Spine
A system of healing which brings
about the cure of all diseases by
bringing mind and body into harmony
PROF‘ MILLER
165 Waahlraton 3h, Keeier’. Bldp.,
South Norwaik
Office Hows—9: 30 a. m. to 9 p. m.
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THYSELF
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
LIABILITY, HEALTH. AOCIDIIINT
INSURANCE.
Write Me for Sample Policy.
0. T.‘ McGovern
"resonance AND :EAL ESTATE
‘ 155 Washington street,
Oouth Norwslk, Conn. Tel. 846.
BAVE-NKO WOULD FIGHT DUEL.
rS’I‘. i’l‘l'i‘ERISBU‘R'G, Feb. Mir-A
challenge to a duel was sent today by
1A. Saveuho, the Nationalist leader in
the Drmm, to (I. Zamlslovpky, a ‘- Con-
servative deputy and barrister for the
"flinch iiundred,” who was amenx the
prosecuting attorneys at the trial of
Mendel llollias, at Kiev, when he was
charged with “ritual murder "
M 'lamlslovieky in the course of the
trial alleged that M. Savenko had told
him that M.I8_l1ulgrerr, editor of the
newspaper “Klevllanln.” whose de-
lessee of Bellies is generally regarded
as having secured the acquittal. was
actuated by the sordid motive of so»
curing money from the Jews to sup-
port a sugar factory In which,he was
Interested. M. Savenko denounces the
statement as a falsehood.
mum a4...“— a: . 57-...-
ane money—Sentinel ads. will sell
property, get employment or rent va
baht; property quickly and cheaply.
W‘
A good adv. bays cost" In the best
paper.
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TO LET ~7- PRIVAT-E FAMILY
would rent rooms,’ refined neighbor-
hood; breakfast. if desired. Address
Private, Sentinel office. no 3t
TO lLET—wF‘iRST FLOOR, ALL. IM-
movements, 9 Maple st. Inquire Luke
A. Connolly, 81 Washington St. :10 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED, TWO CON~
nesting front rooms, water. cook stove,
gas plate, toilet and all conveniences
for light housekeeping. 214 East Ave”
East Norw'aik near depot J23 3t
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1'0 LET—DESIRABLE FURNISH-
ed rooms. Heat. electric lights. bath
and light housekeeping if desired In-
quire 2 High St. 19‘ 3t
To LET—TWO APARTMENTS OF
three and ofur rooms ‘bach, 15 Orch-
ard street; rent nine and ten dollars.
The Nonwaik investment 00., 70
South Main St., city. f7 3t
T0 LET-A PLEASANT FRONT
room on second floor, with all Im-
provements; 5 minutes from station.
12 1-20 Hartford place. At foot of
street, 'Soutrh Nouwalk. H St
TO LET—~FIV'E ROOMS. LARGE
garden. Rent 310. Inquire 70 Fort
St, East Norwalk. it fit
TO LET—“SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
in good condition, at 83 West 'St. in-
quire of John H. Knapp. 82 West St.
131 ti
To LET—FIVE ROOM APART-
»ment, East Washington St, East Nor-
walk. inquire 64 South Main 'St. dll tf
TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements ready
for occupancy Nov. 1st. Rent 320. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas.
E, Hoyt. at The South Norwaik Trust
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BUSINESS NOTICES
REMOVAL NOTICE—JOHN Ii".
Griffin has moved his plumbing and
tinning business to 36 Gregory Boule-
vard. East Norwalk, Third District.
Telephone connection. 313 18t
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBORCULTURISTB.
SOUTH NOrIWALK. CONN.
If other methods have failed to
help you and other
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be con—
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST UP TO DATE
Painless Methods ,
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St, South Norwalk,
7 to 8 p. m.
207 Atlantic St., Stamford, g a.
m. to 5 pm.
Spinal Analysis Free
John Fountains
will giveyou suggestions and esti-
mates for that job of Inside or outside
painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this opt-Ink. A postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten~
lion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON.
SIX MONTHS FOR ASSAULT.
HARTFORD. Fob. 10.-Glomnni do
Angora, charged with assault on One.
tarro Ontario in this city August 13,
1913, was today In I’ollce court fined
$100 and sent to jail for six months.
lie was arrested In Newington Jan. 24, i
having successfully eluded arrest up to
that time. A brother. James do An-
gora, Is serving a term In state prison
for his part In the same affair.
H~W~m
GLOUCESTER CHURCH BURNED.
GLOUCESTER Mass. Feb. 10. ~F‘ire
tcaused by an overheated furnace today
destroyed the Portuguese Church of
Our- Lady of Good voyages. All vest-
meats and sacred vessels were lost.
The loss is placed “136.000.
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ADVERTISE IN THE IENTINEL.
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FOR SALE
Foe EALE—aREllilllfl‘ n c. n.
iron
ring our cheap. Reddy and Ayers!
00 Van Zant St :7 3t!
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3 Fort BALE—BABY (minke.
Rhode Island Reds, strong utility'
stock. Hatches coming off every few
days. Eggs for hatching. W S
Stewart, West Norwalk. Phone 80.?
Nor-walk 50-3 1'? 6e
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FOR BALE—25 LATHES, fl SHAP-
ers, Brown and Sharpe universal mill-
er and plalr. millers, .planers for lien
and wood. band name, drill presses.)
1,000 American steel pulleys. Also a,
large assortment of other tools. Gicd- ‘
hill and 00., Bridgeport, conn. *f‘i It“
FOR BALE—STEAM LAUNDRY.
all equipped, business established;
centrally located; opportunity for one
or two young men to start In business
tnd make money; part of purchase
price can remain on mortgage. Bridge- l
:port Business Exchange, 1094 Main
St. N 3t
FOR SALEMSOU'I‘H NORWAHK
property: Located on hill. five min-
utes' walk to business center; large}
corner plot; sixteen room house. well
constructed; several additional build-
Ing lots; suitablefor country homei
Also new two family house, improve'
merits. large lot; «price quick sale,
$4.000. (I. W, (loggswell, liirldgeport,
Conn. I7 3t
SINGLE COMB iii-{ODE ISLAND
It,eds——‘liatclring eggs after Jan. 15;,
baby chicks after Feb. 15. Address
1), C. Lndue. West Norwalk, Conn.
Phone (-80. Nor.) 59-4. 124 113'
HORSES—HAVE Jil-S'I‘ RECI‘ lVEl)
a curioad of young Iowa horses, fresh
from the farms. some nice. matched.
pairs; also single and business horses. i
Come and look thorn over at The
Iiershflold iiorso (‘0. corner Concord
and Wood Sis Tel. 8165. fil‘tf;
For Sale on West St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Beautifully remodeled eight room
cottage, two acres, hot water
heat, electric lights. 3 large lire—
plnces, city \V‘ater, lurtll. Garage
stables, broodor house. Quan-
tities of trees, fruit and flowers.
Phone 1416.
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Auction Sale .
Under and pursuant to an attic. oil
the Probate 1I curt for the Distrlrt of
Norwaik authorizing him thereunto,
the subscribe? will sell at public auc-
rilon at the Livery Stable of the lzrte
Idwurd J. Ladrilran, in Rowuyton. In
the Town of lhtrien, on Friday, «Feb-
rum-y 20th, lilli, at 1] o’clock fore
noon. all such right, title and Interest
that Edward J. lludr‘igan had at the
time of his death, In and to the fol-
lowing real estate to wit: I
All that certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon. located In the‘
Town of .Darlen bounded Northeriy by
land of Arthur: Hart: Easterly and
Soutlro: ly by Five Mile River, and
Westerly by land of George itaymondt.
Also all that certain tract of land,
with the buildings thereon. located In
the Town of Norwalk. hounded North-
erly by land of the Norwalk Rea‘ ty
00,. Eastme thy property of George
W. Scott Southeriy by highway.
known as Cross street, and Vl'osierll'
by Clifford street, anld tract being one }
hundred (100) feet more or less In
front and rear, and one hundred and
fifty (150) feel more or loss In dupthw
Also the following or Helen of tor-t
mural property: It bundles of ahin-
gins, 1 lot of tools, I buy cutter, 1 block
and fall. I automobile and «I horses I
Also all the coupes, aurreys, coach»
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: es, slolulrs, trucks. vans, exprous wa-
gons, wagonctten, dumrp carts. atone
w'avona. bundles, runaboute. blankets.
robes and harnesses, used by tho‘satd
Edward J. Iladt'lairn In connections
with his livery luminous during‘ his
lifetime
Terms cosh. , .
f10 ll SAMUEL I.. BENEDICT.
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, pamrsne' oouvama morn. ”
The regular meeting of Paintera'ln
cal, No. 527, will he held on Thursday
evonlns. February 12th. at Central up
her Union hall in Waslrintton street
and at'thls time souvenirs will he pres»
ented to every member attending. This
meeting will he one of very great for
batteries to each and every member.
when-UM *‘JI‘U‘ a...
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Good tenants are to be hall—4m-
the advertising. ‘
ness soaking In. How good your poor
.deflnltoly on anything. Mr. McComhs
:made it‘clear that Governor Glynn‘s
‘ Democratic
‘ William Churchill Osborn as chairman,
; met with the approval of the president.
‘ statement,
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‘ "Forename a. 1mm
Sweaty. Callouseri Feel .
or. cirrus ‘
sir. Parliament-ea see-
that moral-ell to be a history
ed. “1011“!an that of the granting of.
Hmorvliule. to ireland. -
Accompanied by: Queen Mary, who.
as welluaa the king, wore crown and
brilliant royal robes. his
drove In the state coach of gold, drawn
by. eight Hanoveriun cream cclo ed
horse's from Buckingham Palace
through the. Mall over the Horse
Guards Parade, and then along White-
hall to the king's entr'ancev'to the
House of Lords. Great crowds as-
sembled along the route ove1 which
the precession passed. The we th 1‘
was Ideal.
IJONDON, Feb,10—-—'I‘Vvo subjt tsw
those referring to the recent cOrrler
You can be happy footed Just like
me. Use ”NZ" and never suffer with
tender, raw, burning. blistered, swol
ien. tired, smelly feet. “TIZ” and only
;"“TIZ takes the pain and soreness out
of come, callouses and bnnions. '
As soon as. yOu put your feet I11 a
“'I‘IZ“ bath. you just feel the happi-
at the opening til-Parliament
The address for the most part was a
colorless re: Ital of events which had
developed since the closing of the pr:
vloue session.
old feet feel. ‘ They want to dance fOr
Joy. “'I‘lZ" l8 grand. “TIZ” lnstantll"
draws out all the poisonous exudations
which puff up your feet and cause sore,
Inflamed. aching, sweaty. smelly feet
Get a 25 cent box of “Tia" at any
drug store or department store Get
instant foot relief. Laugh at foot suf
I‘erers who complain Because your
feet are never. never going to bother
or make you lim‘p any more
ly or life at sea. his majesty said:
"it gives me great gratification that
the international conference on safety
of life at sen,“wi1ich recently met in
London at the invitation of my gov-
ernment, has resulted in the signal
success of the conVontlou which will
I trust, do much for the protection of
life, especially on ocean going passen-
ger steamers. A bill to enable me tot
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BETTER POLITICS IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK Feb I0.—-WIllIam I‘.
McCombs. chairman of the Democrat-
Ic National Committee. and (lovernOr
Martin Ii. Glynn returned here early
today from Washington. where yesterv
day they were, In conference with
President Wilson. 1
Chairman MoComhs said he had two
talks with the president, at one of
which Governor Glynn was present,
"We talked New York state affairs."
ho said."and l have no hesitation in
saying that the situation in this state
from now on will be excellent as a
result."
This was the. only comment Mr. .\ic-
Combs said he (tired to mnkc cortecrn.
lng his visit to Washington
While refusing. to commit
will be laid brt’ore y.‘on‘
which for the moment In the subject
of paramount imperial Importance. the
king by the emphasis of his works and
his manner indicated his personal
realization of the gravity of the situa
tion. He said:
been made to arrive at a solution by
agreement of the problems connected
with the novrrnmcni of Ireland have
so far not succeeded. I11 a limiter in
which the hopes and fears of so many
of my subjects are keenly concerned
and which, unless handled now with
foresight and judgment and in t1. spirit
or mutual conr-vsaio r. threatens grave
future rlifllr‘urltics; it is nry most earn-
est wish that the good will and co
operation of rump of all p11rtlcs,-un1i
creeris may heal the dimension and
lay the foundations of n lusting :ch-
tlemcnt."
The ltirr; :rllu led to his forthcoming
Visit to France 12.; :rtiurdlrre "nu oppor-
tunity of testifying to tho. cordial r'elu
tlous" between the thc countries.
Enables the renewed submission to
Parliament of the iloml- ilule for
“Hand and the Welsh (Thrrrt‘h disea-
tnblisluucnl. hills, tho domestic lcéis-
himself,
progrntn‘for a rte-organization of the
state committee, with
In place of George M. Palmer. had
Governor Glynn refused to make any
~Evcrrhody'e friend—em. Thomas“
Eriertllt Oil. (‘trros toothache our , - -
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none sore throat. iiculs cuts. bruises Iation promisrd in tin inns “’0 c
mm", 5,0,", .."y "M” includes proposals for the reconstitu-
Wears. Long-~
Insures
Foot' Comfort
Hero is the bout you can de-
pend on. It's made of now, live
rubber and will stand up under
Irard wc'ar' and give absolute sut-
isfactiorr.
It's the “Top NtlIi‘h‘, Boot-«tho
boot that will protect your feet
under all conditions.
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Top Notch Boots
I—I'avc double thick, purc guru Stilt? spoiling shank.
cutaway} rc- ~cnforcclmcnt and patented ribbed legs-~
which make these .bootslong—Wenring and snag-defying.
Short and Hip Lengths
\Vc tarry tltcsc justly famous boots 111 both hip and
short lcngtlrs.1fyou'vc never yet worn these boots.
you vc yet to experience the comfort. which real rubber
boots can give.
, a
r
. Better call and In no show you the "Trip Notch”
Boot. Try on a pair. You’ll like them. ‘
CONNE ALLY 81 BRACKEN
81 Washington Street
making one owing to the important, \
constitutional questions to be decide ,
majesty :1 .
Referring to the conférences on safe. ‘
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In regard to IIOntc Rule for Ireland. ;
once on safety of life at sea, and top
Home Rule for ireland~stood out in‘
King George’s speech from-the Throne. l
' todal'.i
50 (wordsadse ‘ . viewers-he
liveizdgur- " . \ _ case 3.: a,
as 0 try . " much ower
:1: 1i titans: _ My“ ratel-than.
6. cos 0 . ‘ , regn ar
a 10 word - . _ oablegrams
telegram. MM“ dblivsrfb‘lé-i
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night at the ”6‘ N' '1 ;
cowl“ :38 a; W. EALLELWQ
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.word tele- m “’5 sage of: any
gram. *3 , even lower
tensions ‘ 1'9. 7 53:53 ”it...
Reduced Rabies“ W9? 363/ / fiturdgy. do
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Without Red abroad Monday
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMI’NNII
Full Iniornroiiowqu given at any oIiIoo
tlon of the second chamber, a bit pro
vlding for imperial natrrralliatlon, and
measures dealing' with the lrouainfrei 1
the poor and education.
"I regret that the efforts VV'hIIh have
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STATE'S ATTORNEY.
fulfill the obligations of the convention Calls Statement To 1-,,“ Effect a
Mattelous Falsehcod—ls in Good
Health.
The following stntemcnt ishned to
day by State's Attorney Stiles Judson
ls self‘cxplnnntory:
"Feb 9, 191-3.
I“Tho Bridgeport Standard: '
tack made upon me In this n10r:,1ln "5
edition of the Bridgeport Telegram
falsely stating in an artir lc taken
from the Hartford t‘orrrnnt that i am
In ill health and intending to reel .11
the other of State's attorney on that
account. The winds statement from
the Ilurtford—(Iournnt is a vicious and
malicious falsehood,
“i am in perfect health uni in fricti
I11 better health than in general years,
and I have no purpose of resignin"
the office 'of State‘s attorney.’ ..
“EV V'eryone who has followed my lo,h '
lslutive career and are aware of the
partnership of the iiurtlmd (‘ourrrnf
with the lobby during the last seven
or eight years will realire the vi- io’usg‘
reasons for this false statement in tlic‘
llnrtford (‘curnrrt I‘lre distormn 1‘
can guess without trouble, wiry.
Charles Hopkins Clark should be .5:
concerned as to desire to sprout the
false report of ill health and retire-e
merit from ‘my ofhrc as State‘s supr-
ney." ,‘ .H.
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BRICGEPORTER’S NAME IN ONIN'
BUS PENSION BILL.
Measur: Pro idea for Granting $20 a
Month to Jane C. Parrott.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.—-—
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I Omnibus I’cnslon lilll. that report: e} p}.
the House. contains provisions grant
lng special pensions to the following,
residents or I‘Unnetticut: ’l‘o lid :leéfl
Ir‘. Perk! is of Non Harmon ut the to
of $12 a month; to (trace Doyle. of
Southlngton, at lll‘ rate of $11! at‘
month; to Jane C. Parr-oft. 0! Bridge
port, at the rr. 1c of 520 u month‘ to
Sarah is). Parker. of New Iondorr. ..“t
the rate of $24 a month. and to lintr
riot C Price, of Ii‘alrileld. at the r3.
ml
the Emmet Sotioty at (‘lricarrm on if“?
evening of March 0.’
Arthur IE. J Reilly. son of items.
sentntlve Reilly assumed :1 puettlorv
111 the stuff of the Washington Tilno.
this mornln'z,
On Saturday Representative ilc
went before
- or $20 a month.
All About Reilly.
Representative Thomas 1.. III‘
has accepted an Invitation to midi"
. ~ ." the Rivers and lid
(impurities in support of the pro] m
for the Improvement of Mo) to Cove,
Milford harbor 'I‘uitia island. und‘tilit‘.“
Quinnlpiuc and Mill rIVern.
Itepreaontntlve itollly has Mun.
(luced a bill in the House providing
' for the payment of pensions nuirt‘lrl';
instead of quarterly, us at present
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WAEl-IINO'ION. Feb 10..-—Wltl1
druwol from Port on Prince ogrm
‘Amerlcun. llritlsh lorman out
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'ifrench forces. which formed ”Lew-ill:
ternutlonrtl guard tinting the latest c’ln
lrrrbrncon there. was reported to the
Navy Department today by Captain
Robert NJ.“ Thirteen, commanding,r the
Alderman squadron. . . r 11‘
W: o
destined Within are a unfair action
and Inexpensive means of cornmunl
leaflet). They afford a direct wry of
carrying s message to the oneswwho
‘ . trill be most interested
' of the Woman’ 8 Civic Lesson, in
, walk, prorided for their friends
. ,president
'vld ..i I-llcj'ket. to an audience that fill
‘ :‘with the Pure iFood Laboratory In
Icnll attention to the ”C10,... @I‘ QWestfleld and is now lecturing on
more food products might In
{ten cents on application to the
fur lulu 0!:
are at, the command
PIIIIE tuna Eire
MW
in
The ladies of the Woman' at h M
iating address, when, yesterday
noon. at the Carnegie Library,
Miss Brendlinger, "
do ed the young pure food expert, * ' ‘
ed the auditorium. ’Mr. Hickey imp
been connected for a. number of yearn
Vrrrting for the magazines on the Milk
je(t of pure foods.
Mr Hickey showed by actual some
pics the kinds of nduiterants used. He
divided ntlulternrrts into two classe
These need in order to preserve food
from decay. and those used to male
production cheaper. The point .w
strongly emphasized again and dad
that need mutt. rials needed his prose»
v.1lI\'~t.‘-s it put up in air-tighttlalin, an
that fruits, ketchup. sauces, 6m" cun‘
be purulrased which do not partial! »,
preservathes.
The housewife can get all thé infor-
mation she needs by simply, media
labels. The law is strict in lhsistiift
that all ingredients must be plainly
marked on the label of the bottle, 1 ~ ..
or can The presence of benedate E
soda or of artificial tiny/cringe shows
that the original materials were- 9
in quality
Cheap ”candles (molasses kisses of ‘
the cheap grade) were found to cop;
taln glue; burnt almonds were vim
niehed; flavoring extracts were mail.
from coal tar products; annexes w".
found to be half filled with cereal”)
.aormtlvcs or adulterants are hBedm
many ways All' this would be ,
disheartening were It not for the {m
,that improvement is being slowtymad
attirrongh two means the education of
the housewife and the. restrictlena'
placed upon the manufacturers an,
ealers. .
The lecturer brought out met
good points later during a disdpssl _
rre reminded his hearers that. any wife
is of food would be analysed
to the State Board of if-Iealth
Capitol, Hartford, also, that
of Health. in Westfleld. nausea
A brief business meeting '3!
before the lecture. Announce!“
were made of the Federation lunch
in Bridgeport, on the seventeonhad'il
of our own "Acquaintanoe" lunch"
on the twentydlrst. Some osmium"
<rvor'lr was also arranged. .
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OPPORTUNITIES.
Each day stings new Opportunities
lama [ltlhsllrllillns, "tor mops ‘w
are ntiw 1o fliuli‘ chances and on
’11 ml 1- udvdurngo of condition
Hum. is anVrrVep wnv for ill Vt
worltol“ to
“will
skillful
Vii rrrtrrer
11' wt 'll"
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l r i111 n flil'
toll of mar prnflt‘lflll
mu 1. ,umlrrmr where enerneti
(”l'i'ill‘d service will result In" '
unit rrrrr-r-nronl. 1
The. help wanted columns
spammed cover every lezitiih
of endeavor.
pcupie Monographs“ maidn
skilled specialists In variantk
humon
sentinel Wants ‘
Property owners utilise
Want Ads. In finding buyer
note was small coil or ddip
Norwalk Chronicler