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With tho
ed entering
rent discussion figured compiled by
.the Government showing what is be-
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ing paid for labor on the farms
should have great interest for many.
. l One of the great problems in
CUNNECT'CUT SUFFRAGE "ews'niany rural communities is how to
it Ls interesting to see in the nation- , get labor. The fines mm almost
at organ of the Anti-Suffrag'lstl that irresistable in their attraction for it.
when a politician declares in taro: The reason for thiS. however. may be
oi woman stitliagc. it is attributed ifsi~ofide§°ngglicf.man,$ sfloci'al one.
it, the Autis to a wish to be "on the, Farm waives xaréogfighe: natfelhan
)1ng hide." Evidently this must mean ‘et'Er before, having increased about
1h.- winning side. for the anti-Sudrag-f2-5 per Cent. last year. In the coun-
tints would not concede that the “'04:; gintalv'flllo‘e :11” ll”? “hm" 55
_ . .- ., . . < .ilderiian '-
mun snttlage side was the right Side ing the 915”“ Fai'lne) “2:9: dull”
iuiurally. This recognition that 9011- New England in the. last twcntv
ticians wishing to be on the whmingfl't‘al‘s have increased in wages 3h
ante will find themselves with theigggrlfmthgninllfa [Iliiiillufaclurlllg [igl-
u“ .-,. .. . .. ‘ . _i .. a. *“se \vaesin e
L‘. 25232.1”.“Smiifiideli‘ii‘fa‘mp‘fi.in“? rm" nglm
. ,..._. per cent. Icople inclined to View
this state the Republican machine is‘wltli alarm the urban tendcncv of
busily trying ,0 range up Republicans the population, so pronounced in 11*
on the wrong Side. The men in charge gent dicades,‘ “I? like” , l0 “I”?!
must 1001. forward to being in DOIiil‘CS whll' allxljfiehtillile (12%??lliili: lilythzl:
only {or a very few years to come, rein ire gain of 'rural upon urban
oi.tetv.-ise the} would hardly care to wagrs, which in the end tends to
run the risk of alienating one half of ‘Stilt"Patttomaticallly in]? _ movement
‘ , ‘n w count-v e - ._
the electorate of the near future. l‘he: Most people uh?» l,;,.,,m"m cities
Republican Daily however. is more haven't the least idea what they pay
permanent than the machine which at ’on the farms. According to these
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public-an voters, whether actively in r.udtd, .1" “time I“ {2"50‘ '" N)“
i it .. I _,H 1 Ht 1 t t4k ‘ll'dilliisllll‘t” $24.70, in \ermont $26.30.
1“] “5 or “0 1“] ’9 ‘ ey f) 61.6 in Massachusetts $25.50, in Ithode
mote thought tor the future oi tlietr island 325 and in common...“ 535;,
gml‘ty that the men who now consider 90. Without board it rtllie‘ front $.42
themselves the political leaders. '3 Massachusetts '0 536 paid i"
’l‘le 1W) , I. ‘ . f. nine. .
l . , d” I" the. tampaign states! The average rate of monthly wag-
?“ 3“} a” h“ 8‘9”“ ”I“ the xa'ter, board included, in New England
“(that Vt oman Suffrage Association is tas a whole is $95.15. The rule for the
attain Offering its liolting put as ajcountry as a whole is $21.38. This
means of raising funds for the work how .nclaud average “Vim: ”Seed“
ii. New York \‘wv Jere V Mas _tthc average in the Mirth and South
‘ ’ . ‘ t e sa‘ iAtlantic and South t‘entral States. in
("ivtlsetts and Pennsyl\‘anid»~fottr ot lonly eighteen States outside of New
the states where a popular vote onlEngland is it exceeded.
woman suffrage is to be taken llllsi Without board the overuse month-
fall. Almost every woman has some l Ilia”) “r the farm laborer in N0“?
Dizi scraps of jewelry—perhaps lirok-uintfmg' .trcordintz to those flames
gis ..-lR.tl as compared With an aver-
9'1 and “5‘4955. DUI iWill because they age wage for the farms of tho couir
pm of gold or Silver, and tliereforejtry as a whole of $31. This NOW
not likely to be thrown away. HereiEngland farm wane without board
i.» a way of utilizing these old t'rag-'9¥(F‘T‘IS ”1‘” of every geographical
n‘cnts d l f 'h . 1 division of the country with the. Rift-
'- . “"1 mu“ .0 “ at $095 molglc exception of the Wcstcru and is
tl.e melting Dot. Will never be missed nxoecdczl bv that of only fifteen in-
iiy the givers. More valuable arti-‘divldtml states.
(ties-articles that will bring a larger Want-s h" ”I“ day I” furmintz "my
. according to whether it is harvest
in ' .
1 cc titan the mine of the precious mm) m, "0" though the
metal in themmcau be 50m and ulelllllr: bccn steadily diminishinu. Once
price go into the suttrage funds, 'i‘holhurvcst timc l)lt_\' was 60 per cent.
National Suffrage Melting pot is at lhicher than that at nthcr seasons of
tie National Headquarters in Newi‘h“ year: now it is only a little-ov-
York 70’ Fif’h ter :10 per cent. Dtii‘lui: harvest tmic
““i .i t
Avenue—and aiiy‘
contributions sent either to Head-{span 291 hp.- board and cam $1.71 a
quarters in Hartford or to Headquar-tdny in Maine and oVrmont. $1.79 in
ters in Nfiw York will be of real help ‘Ncw fizlnglpshirt; Sitil‘in Mttslsn‘tilui;
~ .. . . ,setls. .. ...u in onncct cut illlt ..)..
I". ”"8 heaty “OH‘ of the campaigns in Rhode island. This would give an
0’ ““5 “WHIP“ average for New England, of $1.65,
Miss Emily Pierson and Miss Alyse which exceeds that of many states.
Gregory both expect to no this summer Exclusive of board. thconni' in hur-
into the. campaign states, and help to ,‘Y‘M time runs from Lift per tiny
. - . , 1 New Hampshire to $1.95 in ("on-
wm the vote for the women 0‘ New nectlcut. in the United States as a
Jersey. New York or Massachusetts.,‘t-tmtp the manure. iv. $1.94,
There will be no organized summer! At other seasons of the vcnr the
campaign this your in Connecticut, asfmn" ""h" “0““ ‘0 work 0" ’1 “m" can
_ . , morn, hoard included. $1.39 in New
n" mods of the neipliboriiig states Hampshire and Massachusetts. 51/25
are, much greater than the nceds OIL.“ Maine. 3131 in Vermont and $1.25
Connecticut.
in lélmde Islnnd and t‘nnncctlcut:
in 43 Wt 40 up "commit“
REMARKABLE RESULTS OF THE ,l Twenty Year. from Today a Baldhead.
NEW TISSUE BUILDER TONo-i ed Man WI" Be an Unusual
LINE TABLETS m MANY CASES Sinht-
OF RUN-DOWN MEN AND wom; Otto of the most prominent drug-
EN. égists of America made. a statement a
tfew weeks ago which has caused a
prove it Yourself by Buying a Box‘g'reat deal of discussion among scion-
of Tonoline Tablets Now. jmts in the medical press
. lie said: if the new hair grower.
“By George. l never saw anything Mildredlna Hair Remedy, increases its
like the effects of that new treatment. sales as it; has during the past year,
‘l‘onoline Tablets, for building “D Or it will be tised by nearly every man.
weight and lost nerve force. it acted, woman and child in America within
more like a miracle than a medicine," l eight years,
said a well-known gentleman yester. "When Mildredina Hair Remedy is
day in speaking Of the FGVOIIltIOII that used almost universally. dandruff will
had taken place in his condition, "1| disappear and with its departure bald-
bcgan to think that there was nothing : nesg, itching scalp, splitting hair and
on- earth that could make me fat. ‘1 i all scalp diseases will follow and twen-
trled tonics, digestives. heai'y eating. i ty years from now a bald head will be
diets, milk. beer and almost every-la rarity."
thing else you could think Of- There is only one way to Cure dan-
Anv man or woman who is thtnjdrun, and that is to kill the germs.
can recover normal weight by the ‘ There is only One hair preparation that
be“ new treatment Tonoline Tablets- 1 will kill the germs and that is Mildred. '
"l have been thin for years and be-'
gan to think it was natural for me
to be that. way. Finally I read about
the remarkable processes brought
aboukby use of Tonoline Tablets so I
decided to trythem myself. _Wéll,
when I look at myself in the mirror
now. i think it is somebody else. I
have put on just forty pounds during
the last forty days, and never felt
stronger,
ina Hair Remedy. This unusual hair
restorer with its record of thousands
where there is any life left; it will
cure dandruff. step falling hair and
of cures will grow hair on any head
itching scalp in three weeks or money
back.
It is the most pleasant and invigora-
and is used extensively by ladies of
‘ refinement who desire to have and
Tonoline Tabs are a powerful lnduc- to keep their hair soft, lustrous and
or to nutrition. increases cell~growth. luxuriant, Fifty cents for a large hot.
food. increases the number of blood-lug drugglstg everywhere. Mail or-
corptlscles and as a necessary result den; filled by American Proprietary
builds up muscles, and solid healthy 00,, Boston, Mass.
flesh. and rounds out the figure.‘
For women who can never appear
stylish in anything they wear because
of their thinness this remarkable
GUT THIS OUT
| FREE to show how quickly fill-l
in m wt a
“swig? We'll i‘"
dit‘l‘crcnce "
[in New England a mail, it appears.'
ting tonic, is not sticky, or grehsy.‘
treatment may prove a revelation. It
in a beauty maker in well as a form
builder and nerve strengthener.
'l‘onollne Tabs cost 31 for a 50-dayl'
treatment. at. drusglatl, or mailed by
American Proprietary Co” Baton.
' Man. For all. by Plailted'l Dru
Store,
,. b an. ‘ ..
9' c_,"_",f'_% .i ‘0“09’5' ..
ldrodina Hali- Remedy acts, we willi
[send a large sample free by return]
[mail to anyone. who sends this Con-1
lpon to American Proprietary Co.,|
inc-ton. Man, with their name and]
laddrou and ten cents in other to]
pay for pounce. For sale by Planted":
Drugstore.
a.
- ' . 9*’f’ygoOpeurayeonuo innit if“... .
I! I i.
. 4... m.-—ummn .w
“a“
m «in; ma???»
man, and that a. working;
Jab-bu allele sun. My
“Jib
{longer Naturally work on a farm
jvarles with the time of year, but av.
{eraging the working time for the 4%
l
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x t...- -m“‘““ Wynn? am:
It
ed {pr at the banks in this city.
bill. Some time ago a counterfeit
“lndian Head" 85 bill made its ap-
pearance in this city. and one of the
{seasons 01 the year would give torispecimens is mexhibition at the City
gNew England as a whole a working
,day of 9 hours and 41 minutes. Thel
longest average work day is in Ver-i
niont with a day of 9 hours and 45,7
minutes. Massachusetts has the shor-l
test, 9 hours and 34 minutes con--
stituting the average farm work day
there for the ,vea'i‘ as a whole. The
average for New England is the
{Shortest day in any part of the coun-
_try except in the Far West. It is sev-
,en minutes shorter than the aver-
‘age day on the farms of the country
taken together. AS, Showing how the
farm day runs by the reasons, the
average day's work on New England
[farms as a whole in the spring is 9
‘hours and 53 minutes; in summer, 10
.
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hours and 16 minutes: in fall. 9
hours and 48 minutes, and in wint-‘
,er 8 hours and 58 minutes. x ‘
From these statistics it would ap-
[pear that an able bodied man can do
lntuch worse than hire out on a farm,
,and that, if he is willing to earn
imoncy that way, he can’t do much
ibettcr than here in New England.
Vlw. '1‘. Azbell, tax-postmaster of
Edwardsport, 'itid.. writes: “I sufferedl
l
land back, First bottle of Foley Kid-
ney Pills gave the relief." Thousands
testify that backache, rheumatism,
,sore muscles, aching joints and blad-
Ed" weakness vanished when l"Ole-“iatrong incoming tidc, but the wind prietary (30,, Bordon. Muss. For sale
iKidtiey Pills were taken. Sold every-{was favorable for thc kites. by Platsted's Drug Store,
- ‘ Dr. ltcihl is' 73 years old.
i where. l
’ t —*
it'rom severe trouble with m kidneysl
this moment controls it, and the lte-iGOVNDW’m figures labor, bO-‘H‘d int y
National bank.’ The new counterfeit
is like the former bogus bill in most
respects, but hears a difierent‘serial
number, which would seem to indi-
cate that the bill makers of the
counterfeit $5 bill had received too
much advertising of the old serial
number and had changed it -ac
cordingiy.
The counterfeit bill is made. by
taking a one dollar bill, washing the
ink off an dthen printing_on the bill
the designs of a $5 bill with the
lndian head. The counterfeit is one
of the. hardest to detect, and except
for‘tlie fact that it is slightly larger
than the rec! bill and of a slightly
different shade of ink, differs little
from the real bill. .
The serial number of the prevmus
counterfeit bill was 86712493, while
the serial number of the new coun-
terfeit in E73417126.
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KITES TO SAVE LIVES.
SAN r‘llANt‘lSCO. March 27.—
Kites were demonstrated as means
of saving lii‘c. yesterday,
FJW. Ileilil, of Alameda, Cal, leap—
ed from the deck of the battleship,
Oregon into San Francisco Bay and
was towed safely to Alcatraz is-
land, four miles from the anchor
age of the war vessel, by a device
of his invention.
The test was
made against a
entrmur‘mma ”P
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mun-o ' gain ‘iv‘o'tgiit om: ' the!
is “t ‘Wut "‘fi’idittnb'fiead‘" «mm drum their stomach or ‘_
finding it with greasy foods; rubbing
on unclean “flesh creams," or follow-
ing some foolish physiCal culture
stunt, while the real cause of thinness
goes untouched. You cannot get: fat
until your digestive tract assimilate-
the food you eat.
Thank: to a remarkable new scien-
tific discovery, it is now possible to
combine into simple form the very
elements needed by the digestive or-
gans to help them convert food into
rich, fatrladen blood, This master-
Itroke of modern science is called
Tonoline and has been termed the
greatest of deshvbuilders. Tonoline
aims through its regenerative, recon-
structive powers to coax the stomach
and intestines to Perally soak up the
fattening elements of your food and
pass them into ill: blood. where they
‘ are carried to every cell and tissue of
your body. You can readily picture
the result when this amazing trans-
formation has taken place and you no-
, tioo how your checks all out, hollow:
when ltr."
about your neck, shoulders and bust
disappear and you take on from 10 to
30 pounds of solid, healthy flesh. Ton.-
ollne la absolutely harmless, inexpen-
sive, efficient. ’l‘onoline costs only
$1.00 for a Bil-days treatment.
Mail orders tilted by American Pro
.ttltttllllti ,,
~mtm.mm thin ml-
AR-BO
A Combined Insecticide and Fungicide.
GARDEN TOOLS
A first—class tool costs only a little more at the start.
titan a poor one, but the service is not to be compared.
Call and we will gladly show our line.
Albert D. Morgan
Successor to Chas. Dow.
Washington Street.
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skid tires on rear
With Electric ‘
Ma
climbing cud- humid.
The kl‘Wonder Car.“
The sensation of the auto-
mobile world. The biggest automobile
value ever offere‘cl under $1000.
Powerful, fast, silent and one of the easiest riding
and most economical cars, in the world.
A splendid, fully equipped real .52-passenger family
automobile. With Sims high tension magneto, sliding
gear transmission, left hand drive center control, anti-
and—-
Practically All the High Priced
Features of High Priced Cars
The easiest car in the world to drive. - The greatest all around hill
The car with a pure stream-line body.
Hold. the road at so miles an hour
« Starter and Electric Lights $55 extra
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I ”the? M- Wtig’ilt ‘
Local Distributor for Norwalk. Ridgefield, New Canaan, Wilton. .
Westport. Soudiport. Green: Farms and.Vicinity._
with. - um. .
FURNITURE
FOR THE DINING ROOM, BEDROOM, LIVING
ROOM, HALL, DEN OR LIBRARY.
Properly sprayed trees yield more sound fruit-Sound,
fruit is what pays. 1,.
BORDAUX’IMIXTURE
FOR FUNGOUS DISEASE
LIME AND SULPHUR
FOR SCALES
South N orwalk.
5 High Grade Goods
At MeditIm Prices.
That possess the quality that: may be depended upon in all
the new and popular designs.
A. J. Collins Company,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMIAL-IERS.
NORTH MAIN STREET.
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Formerly priced at $14.00, $10.00, $18.00
:-: NOW $8.00 :-:
liacli l)C‘(l is cquippcd with a woven wirc spring.
are bargains.
RAYMOND & SON
THE LONG ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE FIRM
48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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EVERY CHICK
Ruby Food for Baby Chick-~21 complete food-
75 per cent. predigestcd—guarameed to nine every
possible chick.
lawsuit CHICK FOOD ~
. Cod-mocmtacfldtfwtbuwooh
Weaklings grow strong. Prevents bowel trouble, leg weak-
ness and disease. A trial is proof.
Ill-lb. bag only $1.00. Smaller packages as low at 25c.
my POULTRY REGULATOR
- Coats one ml not hire!
/ .For growing’and grown birds, and for bab chicks to keep
' -‘ up the healthy curt given by Pram Baby Chic Food.
' poultry health and Vitality. Makes rapid growth and secure:
. earl maturity Guaranteed to satisfy or money back.
~ '1! l . pail “$1.25. Packages 50c. and 25c.
PRATTS WHITE DIARRHOEA REMEDY
Oped iron the dine oi batching. will lave your chicks from thlo
, limited til-nae. Alwnyu refuse nub-chum. [mm
M on Putin and gel the protection at our money-back
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Stanfield.
Telephone 4785.
11.1. eSteam do admit Co.
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Formerly known on Bridgeport Stain Dyeing at Cleaning Co.
Silk Dram Gloves. limit“: and Lao. Curtain. Cleaned.
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For the FUTURE.
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