ran some scams: avsumc SIEN‘HNM.
rw- .,. .._ .1... .. - s... W... .
THF SOUTH NORWM 1914. 219,494 volumes and 330,320 school pupils or our time are
we ‘Mphletl on medical and surgical insultely more this Socrates. Phillipa“ 0! intern-linema-
EVENING om ‘suhjects The arm medical museum and Homer knew I In Chicago. “d many other cities,
ESTABLISHED BY . ' y . ' there are informal savings
JAMES GOLDEN contains 47,120 spectmens. Reports And, yet, the greatest works come
from the various hospitals, laborator- from these ancients. From them we] rlous companies or institutions. Their
E L AND A. L. GOLDEN, .ies. territories and provinces are all at inherit the world's highest literature,l simple and eflicient plan is an agree-
PROPRIETORS great interest and impress the reader its greatest pa'mtings, its finest arehi- meat t0 58W 8 certain amount weekly
with the wide range and scientific lecture. its best road-building. 0’ “”9“" and “Wm " m ‘3 “'1'
. d b our W1: is thi , where it will be safe and ear-mus in-
thoroughness of the work one y . y s. terest while aw siting a larger opportu-
army medical corps. Simply because the ancient, whilerlmy.
———-——-——4—-——.———-— , his range of knowledge was small, The chief advantage of the savings
THE BIG, RED APPLE, thoroughly studied one thing and thus association as an aid to thrift is the
The man walked aimlessly through: completely 1113319?“ il- (act that people like ‘9 do Wk“ others
‘lhe autumn twilight although the wind The brilliant Alcibiades “'33 mental-
are doing, and many a man who would
. , ~ never save a cent "going it alone.” can
EVENING SENTINEL TELE- was biting- He was trying to conquer ‘Y and “0““? the We" We 0* "‘8 and will save when he has the exam-
PHONE CALLS. la dljllicult mood alld not having muchImOh‘t nearly perfect race. Socrates,
gz-z—NCWI ument_ :success. Ahis master, gives a list of the things
pie and rivalry of others to stimulate
him- T. D. MACGRNOR.
92-3—Buslnm Department. 1 He was 1011er “a a little bitter audlAlclbiades had learned: “Thou hast I
1388 —Branch OM Norwalk. lvery, very tired. He knew that restIlearned thy letters, to play on the el-
1225-3-—-Ed.it0r'l Rama“; :aud companionship were what he need- I thara, and to wrestle. This hi all that
:figZSjgyneEsglfigagglggg- ed. But there were no friends avails-j thouhast learned. unless something
idence. lble in the big, unfriendly city. And'hafi escaped me.‘
"' lsleep wasn't rest these days. It wasl What American parent
MASONIC NOTICE. {just a necessuy pause between 31111qu 00111611! that his son should have only
Old Well Lodge. No. 108, F, and A. M. ‘ He was trying to get himself togelhn the education of Alcibiades, or an edu-
Meets 1h ”35°11“ Building, 30“"! er into cheerfulness. He kept tellingzflllion corresponding ‘0 that 0" HO!"
' ‘ ii .
Mam street. lst and 3d Tuesday 0 himself over and over all tlle 'good old ace, or to that sumced for
each month—July and August or .
w _.. .
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1915
MINIATURE ALMANAC FORw
TOMORROW.
High tide 12:21 a. m.; 12:44 p. in.
Sun rises 6:23; sets 5:47.
THE STATE IN REVIEW
There are more than 2,000 barber:
in the state of Connecticut. Natives
oi' ltaly constitute 60 per cent. of all
employed in that trade in the state.
it is not so very long since barbers
were practically all Americans, Ger-
mans and lrlsh. Poles, Hungarians
mld' Syrians, at tile present time. are
engaging in the business to a much
greater extent than el'cr before. The
regular monthly meeting of the state
_, lial-liers' commission was held recent-
ceptedr-at 8 O'Clock. All Master i bromide truths. that it was al“Iays_‘Shak85peare‘I ly in Hartford when theSc. and other,
Masons cordially invited. Sylvesterldarkesl just before dawn and there'sI Yet, although the burdens laid upon llllk'l'k‘slllll,’ statistics were read lathe
. l . l ":.~"« bled
P. Decker. \l', M. Robert M Wilcox. . never a into but has its turning. ills the mind have been steadily augulent- "W" W” ‘ ”U"
39“ llnlnd knew they were true. But his Gd. “8 powers MVP not increased. 0‘“
A Special Como-alum of Butler lileart couldn't quite Join ill the chorusrbmlnfi are “0‘ ”9"" constituted than
Chapter No. 38. R, A. M., will be held Just as he had almost succeedcd m were those of our fathers. although
in MasOnic Temple, South Malnlpersuadlng himself that things weren't where they learned one thins we at‘
street, Thursday evening, March 4th., hopelessly had. his eye would run into mum to learn a hundred. Tllcy learn-
“ 8 °I°'°°k- lsonle aspect oi" the city that made hlnl “3 “lid “'9 attempt ‘0 learn.
wm‘ '2 M‘ “we“ . I‘llate it, hate it, hate it. And all the The only how for us is in make a
IA“ RoyalsArch Masons are cordial-, ‘ ' Isel ctlon iron til it t t rice
'1! invited '5 meet with ”a "depressilon would settle down on mm c l 9 8 chip H 0 011
Fraternally, Iuguin like a black cloud. Ihcavily burdened minds. and in those
CHAS. T. TUCK, H, P. I He turned a corner. 'l‘llere flashed selected lines to emulate the thorough-V,
We" 1’: - 5-. LY°"' ”upon hlln the bright lights of the big ness of our forefathers.
Assistant Secretary. To him who collserlcs his
HEALTH IN OUR ARMY.
would be
which
(‘omplctclng after several months
cffcct. the tiling though tllc hurt! in
the skylight of the holler room of the
stale prison at Wetllersl’icld where he
was employed as it “trusty" fireman.
(.‘hltl'les t‘rcuton. serving the lust year
of a five-year sentence for stealing
the llillnzlclc oiu yacht in New Haven,
climbed through the aperthre Mon-
day morningr and made good his 2!-
cupc. 'l‘llt- cscnpcd convict has not
vol llcv-li camurcd.
Mrs. l‘ccclia l‘illnkr-nsdcrtt-r. Jf
lSlnlnford, lit in recent scsslou oi the
es llcalslniurc preshtlfil a petition bear-
'llng over 1,000 signatures in favor of
proaclled he remembered it as one 01‘ CUHCQUUBWS lllWll lht‘ lllillflfi necdiul ihc pnssngc of l-lovcl'ul hillsllioknlugisll
‘ ' ~ ~' - ' . l‘ . ll lc ‘cns cr-
tllc things no llaicd most. Why should ‘0 mm “id hUldS 1"“ ‘m'ld steadily lift}:,,I.I.:I1III(:I,IIuIIllIl’rII\l-I“Ilia: "0””. duo to
a grocery 1111 its windows with useless WWW“ 3‘ dim” :“ld di’lllll'i‘ purpose..le clitll‘ls in lit-halt of “(mil-l: \lVakh-
' ' ' ' ~ x . " Si or! rose
luxuries. imported aids to indigestion ”'9 opportunities I0|” Drt’i’lflllmll SUC-_3:2“:~D:r‘t'l‘x‘l‘i‘rz:"'ml\lz:m‘;”“'m drawn
dly extravagant prices? Sure- “‘53 in any ”lit“ 01' elldt‘fll’m‘ are tniin- 1,5. norm.“ and lnlroducod hy Repre-
ucnilltlu- Huxiord, of Slnmi’ord, giv-Z
{ing the jury in the first degree mur-
l'dei' cuss the power by n majority mm
in a state oi‘ society so complex and to fill citllcr lite imprisonment or
lhslyzlng an the punlaluncnl.
ldowniown fancy grocery. As he ap-l i‘orc
l
'2‘. «M __.- ._ ”A ._-
Tlll‘ report of llle Surgeon-General
ot‘ the Army luv Hill is a document or
The outline of the
trullsmlssal "I “Ii“ke _
ly none of tile riotous delicacies with “9” greater today ”Hi" “NY were t0
which the windows were usually illled ”’9 ancients 0" ‘0 0‘" grandfathers.
unusual llllt‘l‘l‘rl.
letter 01‘
report lll lln‘
state.» that lliv non-effective rate for
disease [or 101:: (the calendar year
colored by illc report lb‘ 7 a thou-I “I“I‘II ever served at "31“ homes. Sym-
sand. H“, ”we“ mm ever recorded for hols of a false hospitality, lllcy 5001“ so advanced ill tilt-diderenl specialties!
”med to him symbolic ol' the whole {also as 0““5 ‘3' “'0 cannot possibly do “'0“? ’l‘hc ”your”, mum;- that hetero-
II ‘ I I I I I ’ I than develop 1‘ low 0‘ 0“" ““luralI . 0 us body known up the news-
IlvelIagII IIIIIIIII‘IIII OI me“ III ever-V IIIIIIIIIBOCII‘I “New“ (III the (“y I“ IOIIIImd gills IllllIlIw-Iromcn of llnl.li'ord. is ill Iorlan- l
I inc and the llurlinm cross club will .
Lucky in the man who can concen- soon he lncorpomtcdnln order to at-
tract to the club. all who are eligible
23.9
our army, This rate indicates
sand incapacitated for duty each day but “he” he “ad to live and work.
during mu war. The death “m, for This time he would not look ill at
tsughtlsnd to secure tor them a reasonablei
lllill léIlll
~ elubsl
1 among the oillcers and employers 0! vs-{
,theretore. to ilhd work for the super
SIlllSS
Wllfl GERMANS
W legion MadetoColltri-
WhSupporiofkmy—lay If,
Bring Farsi fluids From ileum—
lageSuppile'sofllawflatemlsI '
Seizedillfmoe
M..
(Correspondence of The Associated
Press.)
GENERAL FlELU HEADQUAE
TERB OF THE GERMAN ARMIES,
Feb. 18.——"War is business," and the
Germans with characteristic system
and thoroughness are proceeding to ap
ply business principles not only to the .
running of their armies but to the ad-
ministration of the occupied parts of
France and Belgium. ill order to keep
agricultural and manufacturing enter-
"‘.TY‘I.'VZQ'§ tr—s >;.;;y'
VWEDNESDAY..MARCH 3, 19:5.
- DRE
new dresses. So clever are
The materials are taileta, Crc
(lrs arc Copenhagen, brown.
green and black. Not one in
prise alive and to make the occupied ‘ '
territory contribute to the support or
the armies. ' _
Business commissions have been or»
spilled at various points. The duty
of these is to provide for, the continv
trance 0: work in field and iaclorIanu
togather up such supplies us may be .
required for the use of the armies or
may be available for shipment to
Germany. Within a week or two after
the Germans had occupied Liege, the
great arms factories there were turn-
in: out ammunition and arms for the
German armies; coal mines in south-
ern Belgium soon resumed operations
{or the account of the, German gov-
ernment, and the commissions have
now opened a wide field of activity in
the rich industrial region of northern
France.
The problems for the commissions
in Belgium and Franco \l'cre widely
similar. lll Belgium tilt-y were con-V
fronted with n sullcrallundance cl
labor and few raw materials; in
northern France great masses of raw
material have been found but the la-
hor to work them up is lacking. Much
of the Belgium raw material ill peace
.lfil-f- ‘nr 1' I- ’fl‘,f-"'/- "JJIII'I-..
\
Dress
regular value.
17-inch Silk and Cotton Rat
)‘zirtl
.\'c\v Spring lllollcls, lllallC of
llrays and figured lawns; lrczl
vulnc Sign cucll
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Women’s and Misses ‘ f
Style, beauty and quality are found in these stunning
worn with period taste for afternoon or evening.
A“ new models, flare skirts. Sllll‘l‘t’tl yoke and glrdlcs. Col-
SOlllL‘ up to $30.00. Your choice ............... $14.98
The most fashionable weaves for present day wear, of—
iered at a saving of' one-quarter to one-third less than
44~lllch Black and White Check. (loc quality, per yard
3ll~lncll Dainty Striped Organtlics, 25c quality. pcr
Children’
and contrasting colors: largo
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U,‘ ‘1';-,—/-r,1‘ at-
SSES
the desigr'is that they may be
pc lllcteor and crcpc dc chine.
prctty sand, navy, wistaria,
the lot value under $20.00:
El...
Goods
. 41c
inc. 35c quality, pcr yard . . Igc
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gillg‘llallls, pcrcalcs, L‘llillll“ II
lllllIlllly trillllllcd \\‘llll .scliIl
\'{ll‘l('l_\' of styles, all sizcs: i
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time. except iron and coal, wasximv .
ported from abroad. Tlle‘lllllrkels for; .
the finished products were also abroad
and cannot be reached owing to the
war. The problem ill
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1
Belgium. is“
l
I
abundant labor supply, .
in France on the other hand. the
all. ll‘flle upon one.
lllli ilic slorcs on either sldc ucre_
disease “1111' 2.57. the mini number or m mommrsmp' [hp "ow PM” cum
.8 has beon “w “I‘m” mI llle “Iorlu‘Ils going in glvc ull cl‘llcl‘lzilnnlclll in n
Hartford tllcnlrc in the near future.
lhc show to lie slurred nnll witnessed
cllllrcly by tlcwspapcr mcll.
*-
deuills being Kill, 40 of which were ‘ .
from tuberculosis .,3 from pneumonla, dark lllld the light and color cauglltllls lll every "31‘. ,
l7 irom llcpllrllis and if: from organic ”'95 1“ spite 0f llim, Then he stopped,
heart dist-as“. Probably the nlosl ill-I ““3 “"“dO‘VS were full of apples.
There were homely green apples for
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v
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TALKS 0N THRIFT.
A bill llllh‘ bccn llltrmlllccli lll the
:‘lculslniurc which would protect the
lflsh lllong some three or more miles
loi’ (lrcellwlch Water front. 'l‘ht- mea-
terestlnl; portion oi" the report is that
e cooking. and yellow apples.
Employea' Savings Associations. l
dealing “ill: the control of prevclltabl "There's nothing like a bank ac-
diseases. Tb" WWW mulls l“ our! what his gaze clung ‘0 was a heap of cqum ‘0 dcvclop spunk,” E' K“ WOOL sure provides that ‘ tllc fish . shall he
army in m, meuuon of typhoid huge red .lonatllans. 'l.ll0y llcld lllul'ey. taken only by um. and hook, as it;
fever has in who a,~l~lllljcci of world-I “k9 "‘“glc- He C0111d I101 turn away. The Guaranty Ch‘b' the nienlbershlp'hna mo" mm)“ mu: hernia: flfilplneirn l
. . 1,,III‘.I , - - , . . ‘ Suddenly he realized that in the "t which consists 0' the employee of oily nllcns. ”7° ”In “I: IlrnvI- “earl
wide coznllltml ammo. unlit-Ir) and _ ‘tlle Guaranty Trust Company. at New ”‘9 months “1““ t?! “:9 rq\euwn
- its. 0m). mm, cases store one clerk was still niovnlg aboui.‘ York, conducts a Thriit Departmenhas Greenwich in the all-1WD as . »
sanitary 02::
of typhuLti be...” occurred in W, “my Hc knocked on the door and asked ”an important part of its organization. The petition of H H. “final“ and
during 15.19.; {v.9 were in rigcpnuy M14110 might buy Just one nnulc- The its primary object is the encourage- ”he” “Hem“ that the rates of the l
listed ri'i‘llLS who My. admitted to clerk chose him a line one. l‘rilgrnnt, meniot’thritl. Thcdcpartmentls gov- gmmxdmp “rum. Calnpany' of Siam-
‘ I d .. ' -' l: [Illlld glowing like 3 Jewel. :erned by by-laws, and lie straits are tord..arc uifroaaonnmc. ant:1 r3120:
’ “ "‘ ‘1‘" "’"“~“‘ ”N” 0 'cmltrolled by a Thrift Committee. lt-ins that t0nfi“"“"‘“ "“9“ “3‘ c 3
- ' rcscrihed. 1““
is the duty of the treasurer of the Club he dmermmed an n
- . - - ' - ' - -~ . been) denied by the public mimic!
the third case. only llama! Immunity 1”“de “ 0V" and dropped “ “l‘l‘e' in to receive deposlts from members upmmnmhmn The conlro\'crstv'- is said,
through vaccination had been entail-j“ till. "MERGE a WWW 7801 £000 l"St to a certain amount, and wltlldrswalslumse over the announcement that the
fare authorized upon thirty days' no-icompnrly hull increased "5 "“9 663‘
I ‘ ~ . 2—3 per cant. I _
the lite. interest on such deposits is cred l Interesting (“as “Mm name birds
lied semi-annually.
lure nix‘m in a recent government bul-
vplle Thrift Committee, which in-lntln. Rollins arc the most numerous
I ests the funds, consists of live mem'ppeclcs in this country with mowing;
cases With Gdeaths; ill 1010, 142 cases. "0W 8119 again taking the apple t‘rom_ here. Its chairman is :1 member of Ulljlllsll sparrows,” close ws°::ItlIlc squire
I I I I I I I ’ lure 00 pairs 0 sparro s .
and 10 deaths, and ill 1009, li3‘CaSBS‘lllh pocket to stuff at it. lt.rec.alledI executive committee and illehotlgersfimne. no is the dirtiest, “’8 well cattle
with 16 deaths Among all the erODsI home, and open fires, and good talk. appointed by him,- are those u o avemom numerous of the birds but. u ‘8
I I Iand lla times There was no bit-I‘ had “1““le experience in various de‘lsalc. to say that he does no more dam-
scattered along the Mexican border; DllY . . iparlnlents of the company. as. for ln':nge l0 9mm. man u". llI)IrIII¥IllZ
and ill large camps in Texas. not ailerness m the memorY. . - ,3 stance, ill the bond. loan and auditinglmlghi well 'l,e(‘:::“l‘:d lll‘zeIBMI straw-
I I I I . I a . . . .
single case of tiphold has occurred in He bought a magazmc at d ne“s.dephrtlnents, mlm‘gmw”
I ' lberry patch and} many other cops are
an inoculated man since June 4. 1012,,stand and went to his room. He sat Seventy-eight per cent. of the em Imam and often partially fumed by
This means that typhoid fever as agback ill his one good chair. opened to Dloyes of a large publishing house, inimbh, rpdhrefisl, ‘
1 ‘St. Paul are members of an Employee' .
' ar 11] . : l l8. ' - .~
mint y disease, as an new llanlment a promising story and bit h s. app : Preferred Stock Association. The; Sh" the mum pm“: “uh both
of military service and camp life, mllt tasted as‘good as it looked anaddea of the nssbclatlou is expressed lanennany and England establishing
‘ ' 'smelled. . . . . blockade: isn't it about time (or our
practically a thing of the past. Only, Ithe application tor membership. which mm government to hedge m the grain
those familiar with the awful ravagesl "not 01' 8006 lhlngBIleft in life after reads: ' ’ ”ma food stuffs speculators and gum-
oiI'thls disease in all previous wars'all.” he said to himself and smiled. .I hereby apply for lllel'llhééslllp lnilllel‘a'.’ We can noses: 3‘9: mm;
. v '. 0.
‘under all conditions in which large! “He settled himself for a comforta- the .......... .. Publishing ompflnilgant demands of 0
- ' - d starvat-
ill‘m lo 93' Preferred Stock Assocla-lwlth protltin ourselves an
numbers of men were herded togetherlble. happy evenlng. The lonely little: ' p y ion for them. General Hunger may
.tion. and agree to abide by the Arti-
loo. . .
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“ill" :
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it.
the hospi
the get six days of ilt’l'i’life, while lnl "JOHY. aren‘t they?" he said as he
lished. All three of these patients re- ‘ to 100k 3‘ Iem-II
covered. By way of contrast. the re- “Guess you’re right.“
port states that in 1912, there weregmau- ,
18 cases with 3 deaths: ill 1911, all He started along at a hrlsker pace,j \,
replied
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the war thm
I " ' . . i stop
under unfavorable conditions can "9‘? room had become a home. lcles of Assoelatlon as they now exls'i‘l‘lliIvltllIlInIllIZIIZe." .
predate the enormous economic and -—O——-————— or as they may herwttgfilamwdglI-I
I ' o e - in Hart.
mill ' f hi t. The re ortt 0 MUCH? I hereby direct the or H "mm“ hm mud
my value 0 ‘ 5 (ac p WE KNOW T O ............ Publishing Company tom", ‘0 have m", roads to be built
is rullot interesting data. so numerous; Ignorant indeed is considered the
u to make it possible to refer only tofman today who does not know more um mm" mm“. beslnnlns gm...“ pm my... mum conditions
the most interesting. The medical tie-lupin Shukospeare knew. .. , . , .19, , , _, said amount to be paid
Mm!!! 0‘ the Ifm)’. June 30. 1911.: But Shakespeare produced his man over to the Treasurer or the Associa-
ieons'lsted of all medical oillcers. 91 reiveloua masterpieces because what he “9;“ money is “mud in the ”J.”
um smears. it contract surgeons. 88 did know he did new.
land stock at tile Comm: itself. ,‘nnu one
I I m]...- um‘.‘ Hill“! ‘h is rm In on its
”Ilium dental surgeons. and 89‘ The "W school boy at today. W est- ‘lm ‘ "
.mdsaislsumeas. The Ila-alo-i
a
smnamtsn-munumnhlinmwmm-mmfinammw
dorsi‘tho 5.0“ mm mooted; “mutt!“
. m llht hemp".
mmwvenwmlhw MW“ N hr ”“1 is m1- I Iv‘ls': W cm
that.“
«the ties-diasto- «tom’s-almmwu rich achievr‘m...””“uhullm a,- .g‘ g. a.
‘mmmmtumlul-u.‘
»Wuuwmnmlmmhnmmnum fi“"“""’;‘”"' "' "'-
Mmed‘b‘um.Mt ' " Is mlmh
deduct from my salary 8. . . weeklyqln (more at wider dimensions. it is
....
without setting of! the madman and
llunhsrrnore it is Amorous when
ltoarisia who are bound to speed up
beyond town or city limits.
another it both right and
improved
l
mascara-odor. “hummus-MW“! mammalian-smug
. 3”.
mmmamwwmlwumhmm muons-M‘W
Ian use... was: m‘..~mabmlmtmm.ma
one motor truck cannot pass anothor .
mobilization took practically every
ablebodicd mall in") tile/army alidj
there is a grcllt scarcity of native‘
labor ill the regions I'Ioccllplcd. What»
ever work is undertaken there must.
be donc by “much, children lllld the
aged and llrtlrnl, sometimes even by;
German soldiers. Sonic or the busi-l
ness cpmmlssionsulu r.- are even dis-
cussing plans ltll‘vlll‘llll'lllll in farm
laborers from (ltrllmhy. ‘I
The cecupicd ll‘glt'tll is illc rlcllcstl
part or Francc. While ll contains;
3.7 per cent. ol‘ tllv twill area. it has
one-sixth of the lllltllllilllIOKl and
Wealth Vlt‘lm‘llrlltcrl in it are 80 per
ice'n‘tI. of tilt? iron Iautl 70 per ceili. (it bring upon Germany.
éthe coal industries of France, anllam’rt 0f the occupied territory. In“.
lthcrs are also ‘u’l‘y lul‘gt' woolen and said. some 80 to 90 per cent. Io! the I
lcotton industries here. large sup-gusual autumn “”1“ was duly planted; up
lDlles of raw materials for these andmd efforts will be made to put in as; a
!other industries were on hand. whilolni‘JCh 39”“: \zheat a:dpossible. £an
‘there was 0 laborl 0 rs th c-la rymen an t e 3““ 3 0' the mu‘I
:torles. Thzse material?I “tie dignified region put in their idle hoursl gest anything you eat and overcome III
lfore, largely taken over by the Gerjflmning.
mans and sent to Germany. From Lille
and its vicinity, ii is said, about $125,-
;000,000 worth of raw wool and woolen
jyarn wasthus confiscated and shipped
to Germany—an amount equal to a:’
3ft!" year‘s consumption ofall the Ger-
Iman woolen mills. Rubber in large
iamounts was found elsewhere. (goal
lmlnes around Lille are now operated
lby the Germans to produce fuel for
Ethe railways in the occupied region.
E This strip of France is a fertile and
.‘highly cultivated agricultural region.
l0ne oi the principal tasks of the busi-
fness commissions has been to provide
ifor threshing the wheat crop. Thresh-
;il'lg machines were brought in train
lusrmany and worked till late into De-
lcelnber without being able to thresh
'it all. There are still great fields
fdottod with huge stacks of wheat.
lwhlch will hardly be thrashed before
’sprlng. The military authorities have
taken over grain, meat. wool and
other supplies and paid for them in
'aithor cash or with notes collectible
sites- tlle end or the war. This is also
their system in taking over toad no
'dlwtmmm an and
‘duts tor lanolin. consumption by
l
;tho army; like not. They did not.
lawman-leathe-
“ hmdm. no“
Oar-say.
”summits-mamas»
unmhaviulind saloon! and
Manama-amiss! muons
m chum of the their «4‘ a lull psi-Wh.
m He "in put under linen ma.
charcoal giving no smoke to betray
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WINTER GARMENTS
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THE PARIS
33 So. Main St.
South Norwalk.
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pe's Diapepaln" Settles Scur. Up-
set Stomachsln Five Minutes.
Time it! Papa'sDiapepsin will tllI<
sour, . Essay ~ or ‘out-of-order stomach
surely. within the minutes.
If your meals don’t fit comfortably,
has been the alleviation of lite in the?“ “‘1‘“ W“ 9'“ “e“ 1““ ‘l '“m’ °'
trenches (or the German soldiers. Sawl 1°“ In your “01113011. or if you have
mills have been established or takenl
over to saw lumber and timber for
making bumb-prool's. At one place a
battery of kilns for burning charcoal
has been built; it produces 240 tons
weekly. which is used for heating the
subterranean dwellings of the troops,
the location of the trenches to the
enemy's artillery. Most oi the French
stove industry was concentrated in
northern France; the German shel-
ters are therefore well heated. A
sugar factory has been dmvertad Into
an alcohol distillery: the product is
used in the trenches tor preparing
mites and other hot drinks. Pro
vision is also made tor Ightlagtho
bomb-moors. For this purpose on
electrlcal generating phat has been
established in a cave: and now the
soldiers in trenches only a low yards
their or hours vita' ample light tor
reading or phyla; m .
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mum “I.
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heartburn, that is a sign of indiges-
tion. I .
.Getirom your pharmacist a flitY-
cent case of Pope's Diapapsin and take
a dose just asvsoonlsayouioan. There,
will be no sour risings, no belching of
undigested food mixed with acid. an
stomach gas or heartburn, tullaess
or heavy ieeling in the stomach, nau-
sea, debilitating headaches, dizziness
or intestinal griplng. This will all go.
and. besides. there will be no sour
food left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with nauseous odors.
'Pspe's Diapepsin is a certain cure
{or out-olordar.stomacbs, because It
takes hold of your food and rituals it
last the same as it your stomach
wasn't there.
Belief in five minutes tron all atoll-
aoh misery is waiting tor you at any
drug «on
The. large sum cues collu-
noggin "Papds muesli" to keep
the entire rally the in. starch
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Minute-glue.
Norwalk Chronicler