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mm insects that enact the3
at, am and mania. seen asE
- .. touring mosquitoes. the upon;
#0! tom tick. and the typhoid fly.
Walkman hasbeengirsatoiui
, mm such an ml
1' M Na. neat and
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meow.
milder moth campaign waged;
:1»qu cousin. the brown on
Insult-I. Monsterswerapuw
,1i1tha ones ”imitating the uni
1,§iu¢ltsaatml eneiniaa anal
Mmmmmm elem
Gym-Mathew!“ dis-I
" amusewensenttem
ammunition The main
’Mheeawngedhymauandfley
:mhl'e distributed cards
new. arsenal. oi lead and ab
Willa Beeline- nsad sacceaal'utiydnr-
“Immenuwmymm
line. 0th» actions to control orchard
insects have been developed and are
it lining tested. Arsenioai spray.
to being made more practicable for
a. in combating cranberry poets in
1, flow Jersey. inactive spraying has
. also been done in the pecan orchards
.lhe South. interested growers aid~
e department in the work. item
are also being recommended and
oped (or pests than endanger sp-
peach and pear orchards
1 Boll Weevil. ,
The boll weevil did about $30,000,000
orth oi damage to the cotton crop in
M3. II estimated in the new report
entomologist Nearly 18. 000
1 miles of new territory became
‘1 during the year." Every et-
. being made to control these
denunciations. particularly by the use
powdered orthoarsenate oi load.
sang hand picking of cotton squares
ad boiler» Armenia 0! lead was tried
th varying results and the question
its aucceu under practical planta-
‘ ditions today romaine undecid-
loleta Endanpor Cotton Fields.
in growing around a cotton field
‘_ ., the another cotton pest, the
an opportunity to work and
. out recommends the de-
oi this harmleesoppearing
to: control the spider. cruel-l
in’South Carolina arethe
. . .winter food plants and
.mund fields. the plowing
. 7 t barriers around isolated
laces. and spraying with po-
Iohid.’ _ '
wl f‘lnaecta Harmful to Man.
”satinus of “buileio goats" and
relation to pellagra have
d. it now seem. unlikely
. have any relation to that
Me. It seems more
“minnow a: (con-
spoken, of as the "house ily”;
ore to transmit this infection
the other numerous diseas-
000!
W fly itself it given his
attention and means of eou~
. manure, where the fly
tiniest completely neutralise
’1, mm and the value 01 theier-
we .: unchanged. it applica-
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the-eproductsaro
thawhoottheouces
., icaiteak. With
i
‘ homemaker.
“museum
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'fiawmeiuren
1 need. additional capital. "
' sunset
3 ,
9! math. cotton boll weevil Il-
llsgested as a result of in- .
i will he a man thoroughly familiar with
" tile United States nets aside a certain
,der to secure the hematite counties in
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(The Gemini am.
l1 Lexington Avenue House.
ram Contractor John Pacoerailo haI
gnarled work on a tram residues on
Lberington avenue for mat PM
Theoba- caii tor a new house.
W MI M em with all improvements. it will coat.
mm is aligned .“"°“‘ ‘2' 3°°
( The following subcontracts have
A movement for the appointment or ‘ been awarded for the Cedar street
term agent for the county of Fairileld lochool. for which Arthur Waldronxhae
was inaugurated in Ridgeileld Fri; the general contract: Johnston Heats,
day by three representatives of the lug Co..131 East 26th street. New
Connecticut Agricultural college at York. heating: Porcupine Boiler Co..
Storm—nil J Baker, head of the ex- Bridgeport iron work, and the Reich
tension work at the college; hi. D. Lin-‘ , a Bailey Co. are furnishing the lanes
coin. tax-m agent for New Wilden bar. Driscolt & Sullivan are doingthe
county. and A. J. mundane or Dali- mason work.
burr. who I- omnim of the boy-Q 'St. John a Keyeer are lathlng the
and girisl agricultural clubs through- ' residence tor Albert iii. Pohlmau.
out the state. The three men address Thomas Keogh has the contract for
ed a large gathering or farmers and the plumbing and heating and Louie
explained the purpose of the move l Banks is doing the mason work
ment The residence for Henry italicized
hr. Baker said while in nnnbury ‘ Lincoln HWM- ‘5 ”"11! 91mm“
um; the Connecticut Agricultural Charles Penile“ ll doing the plumbing
oollm is new conducting throughout and 119“an and Louis Banks the me-
me state a mum, to interest the son work. and the owner the electric
mm“ in tho ”pigment of g farm lm st. John & Keyaer ITS “IQ 003'
agent for each county, 'In each county “Ml-0m
it is the miject of the college to eetah- St John & Ker“? W PNWW
“an the fanners in 3, mm, bum“ the residences on the Marvin tract for
which 15 to he an organization 01‘ Dr. A. R. Barnum and Theo. Olsen.
farmers city and town business men ‘ 140““ W8 19 510108 the mason '0“
and grungere. The organization is to “1d Thomas KW the plumbing and
be. for the purpose of promotion the heating in DD“! houses.
interests of rural and agricultural
life.
When such a i‘arm bureau is estab- [E88 'E‘T IF l‘n‘
lie-hed- ina county. a (arm agent is “ll Klan" [WIT
to beeppointed. and such agent
-Take a Giana oi Salts to Flash Kids
«eye it Bladder lethar- You.
Eating meet regularly eventually
all phases oi farming, and generally a
man who has not only graduated from
an Whom college, but one who
has had practical experience in tarm-
ing. New mndon county is the only
county in the state that new has such :
an'ngent He is consulted one great
use. of subjects lay the tumors or
that county 001 gives them advice on]
all sorts of taming subjects. When
advice is wanted or particular sub-
leotaon which themm agent has
only a limited knowledge he secures
the services of one or the experts from
the college to some and give expert
advice to the farmers. The turn agent
is essentially a field man and spends
most oi! his time visiting the farmers
in his county.
The tam agent gives advice on
crops. lire stock and all phases of
farm work. He also advises the far-mm
ere oi! his county how to pack their
products and where to market them
to the best possible uranium
The work of: estahiishlng farm
agents ishpproved by the United
States department of agriculture and
or other, says a well-known authority.
because the uric acid in meat emu
the kidneys. they become overwork
ed; getsiuggish; clog up and cause
all sorts of distress. particularly blob-
ache and misery in the kidney ration;
thematic twingee. severe headaches.
acid stomach. constipation. we
liver, aleepleaeneu. bladder and urin-
ary minim.
Themoineut your back hurts or kid-
neys .aren‘tactlng flint. or it hind
ea or no Salts from any Mahar-
many; take a tablespooninl in a' glass
or water before breakfast her a 2017
days and your kidneys will than out
fine. This Demons. salts is Miran
the acid ohms and lemon juice.
combined with lithia. and has he!!!
used for We to not cleaned
moneys and stimulate than to nor»
acids in the urine so it no lower in.
ritetes. this audio; bladder W
m: tor the tank. The amount
“Inmmmmwms ted~
Winnmmantiahnitodmin er-
makee a delightful starveecent lithiu-
and women hike new and the: to
keep the kidneys and urinary m
thin state must take iihnibdlahe ada
vanthge of it. I! Faiths!!! count!
med. onions enough it can secure.
divine: _ ,
li‘r -Bnkereaid.amblti.oflyear- mtwhuheiim than-nu
When the moon like molten am—
As silvered o’er with hear-frost
"This then when others hasten to
produces kidney trouble in some form ,
dei- bothersome set about four om _, 7 _ . , ~ . .
no. Moons memo, :
VALBM. Alaskll. Jan 11. --'Gra\e .
Jed Slit! cannot More” Illicit!“
water drink which millions or men -
THE TAPESTRY OF‘
DREAM.
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* ‘eRcedtt Veil:
Electrical Co.
The om, Fully Equipped
ELIBTBIGAL OHOP
in die Town
AUTO IUPPLlEh
when. M 00. Main so,
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bet floods with golden light
And through the open window I
can see the ribboned road,
it glistens in the night,
A jeweled path to fairyland out.
side my small abode.
the sleepy land of rest,
Istart my loom a—working, for
it seems
My shuttle stoves the faster and
the midnight hour proves
best
1*‘01' the weaving of my (spew
try of dreams.
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x~8ignides express.
fears are felt here for the safety 0! .
the mall steamer Dora. which he:
not been reported since Jon. 8. when
she lett Kodiak {or avoid. a. run of
only thirty hourao. A tern-lilo storm
is reported um oi! Cook Inlet,
including W and '
him Wine-board them
wheneheleflmiak
The made» new new
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sh Company.
crew. ‘
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, clean, sanitary. and resilient,
used in the manufacture of our "
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Let us help you to make year
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restful
and ‘
dly explain the merits of
iii-shit mattresses to you.
Established 1657
Second Week of the January Sdle
It took aim eral days for this big sale in get fairly
started, and the prospects 32‘: that the coming week will .
be as full of interesting values as (the first. The stocks ‘
that have had the greatest rush have been reinforced
where depicted so their will be 1m want of gmxl merch—
andise for home or personal use.
Remember the discounts of lo and 20 per cent. take
advantage of them so that a little later there will be no
regein. after the sale has passed into Read history.
Discounts of 20 per cent
\A'rdahan Rugs Furniture Dinner Sets
Trunks and Bags Table ‘Silver Glassware
COX Fancy Chins .Eleotmliefi Gas Portables
Almninum Ware Earthenware ClothearWring‘ers
East Norwalk.Ci. 3...... ' Cutlery Fancy “um
F S LYON Discounts oi 10 per cent
’. . ‘ . “'me Rugs, Oriental and
Good“ Job Printing Cmihs some
Meet Paper, lest Work. Beat Prices Upholstery Good: Linoleum
. 3' "0““ 3”” ”"557 Dining Chairs ' Bathroom Fixtures
3- NORWM-K PHONE 907 Vacuum Cleaners Percolators
‘ Oil & Goa Heaters Electric Appliances
VISIT CALIFORNIA Aside from discounts the customer will find many
.1“ the- ' desirable things at half-price. Especially (lilt’S this refer
Plum, PACIFIC. to Cut Glass, Fancy China, Leather Goods and Jewelry.
WY our Attentio M- -
EXCEP'NONAL FINANCML STABILITY
EXCELLENT FAGYLITIESI 4.
W PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERWGE
‘ Are the lantern which have mad 0 this institution what it is today
THE GLUE" “AN,“ IN NORWAY-K-
I Fairlield County National Bank,
‘ DEPOSITS
sum: as on nervous:
; SATURDAY, JAN. 9TH
.' will draw him-st iron Jan. 1.
$1.00 Starts an Account
The Fairfield County
Savings Bank
i’afl SI. Norwalk
, AT GREATLY REDUCED
TheLiiile Shop
mosh:
Dresses and has
emcee.
Rubbers
K. AND ‘A CLAVEN, in _
56 nearer pram or. Boots
} 7“" Arctics
m.“ MPM' The ruins" Trade m
with simmnebesiumn
M ‘ ' her Footwear.
lovers
. South "Norwallc '
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