Euro 5 lot or people who pride
res onbeing Well bathed be
31 Jump into a tub of cold
mt: morning. As a matter
' is quite possible to take a
365 days in the yen; and
, _ entirely the real purpose
glam bath. ~
mild‘plunge or shower is al-
its way for those to whom it
that is, the young and the
who react perfectly. Fat
51' is invigorating and stimulat-
cleansing process it is
enoughépecause getting clean
merely mean letting water
the body or into the “body
both externally and inter
'gcessagy and must be per-,
f13§};tl'y to be of benefit. To
3 clean one must make sure.
1
e physical economy and
urination perfect, are kept i
all of waste products and in good
condition. The skin is one
most important of the scav-
ot‘ the system, but one cannot
it to perform its work prop-
s myriads of tiny holes}
hlch. it gives oi! waste mut- ’
oékéd. Thls {taste mat—'
ely given off in the per-g
1,011,1wl1lch is coming through ltl
me, whethet you are.swnrel
with the result that the
organs ct elimination. are ask-
do double duty; and double
31o demanded of any or-
heavy bill having to be
.the skin in perfect s'vork—'
"Milton an occasional both that
. washes is called for. This
' dire the form of plenty
“ ator, some good mild
s 511111“ brush and above all a
éb towal, for the final rub is
rtant than the soup and
The skin is renewing it-
.tim'e. with the result that
so that block the pores. You
dry flesh brush and prove this.
go into cold water and a rub
so scales. If one were so placed
til; leould be possibleto keep the
11 torsotne timeln 11 Molly condi-
op. by vigorous dry rubbing, so far
.1 Must Breathe Correctly.
' "Po thoroughly perform the function
breathing, it is necessary to 01o;
still. may. inhaling more than exhaiing.
o. rather take it for granted that we
i311 ld exhale after we inhale. but thel
oils as vitally important as film oth—
izr in order to live we must pump
. ‘ure' air into our lrnzs. but we must
' pump the impure air out. 1th!
to breathe. and we seldom
,, that we are breathing. When
nhnle a breath of ordinary'air,
raw into our lungs a mixture at
the following composition: 011-
20.99 parts out of a 1001nitr0—
1 ammonin; other substances
Later we. exhalcfihis air.
sending it. has undergone
ticeabie changtts. so _:t~hat‘
' there has’been‘.
ltrogen, the amount. of. car-
11 has increased from .03 to
pg 100.. The watery vapor
insiyinthom.
from drugs, do not be afraid of sun-
woke. .
111100?
,5: it was impossible to obtain 115
'all the purposes of health demnnd- -
lo as inhale although one seems to .
1111.1111on than
her 00 have been' on by
wit—m a} moderstoib and retrain
In order to comply wtth the Masse-
cltusetts lawbetore the first of August
adjustments are being, made in
directories of the subslldiaries of
New Haven road steered by the Bar
Stole law. All subsidiaries of the New
Haven road that go into Massachu-
setts must drop trom their direct-
orates all men who-are directors in the,
New Haven road. ‘Thtt- first‘step in
that direction was taken yesterday at
the meeting 01 the board of directors
of the_ Central New mtglnnd railroad
were dropped from the lbdard ,hnd new
men were elected in their places How-
, 8rd Elliott retired as pllcsident 01' that!
road and E G. Bucklntbd' was chosen;
in his place. In tile dimctofl'. the fol-
lowing were dropped: J. ”H. Harding.
of New York, Frederick F. Burrowing“
D Newton Barney and lliownrd Elliott. 5
New directors elected were A Heston
(Robertson. E G. Bucklj 1.11. 3.11.1511;-
llnson. Arthur '3. Cl! Benlhmin 1.
Spock and A R. Whitley.
Although they are 11151: directors 1119
the New Haven roq‘d the new mom-l
hers chosen to! the Central Nap Eds ‘
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tend board are in bus way or another
connected with the New Haven. This
done not forbid them. however; from
If. this (perspiration its, serving on the board lot the sublidtary
3:; pm 3“ s 2’: W V”! road. Judge Robertson you ~ lonttl‘er‘
e 5‘5 em 11 re’Hllt‘ector ot‘ the New 1111131116111.- J. M
lTomlinson is chief auditor. Arthur id. i
Clark is secretéry of the road, new...
min I. Spock is “top: l,’ and}; A? 3,;
Whaley a vice 511351.111 t 03 the Soutéé
lpa'ny I
E 11, The Central New England is direct:
ed by the Massachusetts law by reason
of the fact that the road runs into
.tspringfleld The Motmachusetts act
lwlll occasion a readjust tment of the di—
rectors ct other New Haven road sub .
5idia1‘ies and these 01111111835 will come
soon. They include the Hartford and
Connecticut Western tho the Bostom
sud Providence rosd5.
At the annual meettng or the New
«its giving off ml’nute scales Haven road stockholdéra last summer Now I5 111. 11m. to cut Rid at Thmf
a. number of directors were displaced
Btundt'in a good light and use aiwhen the number- -on the Award was.
reduced it is probable that some or
a brush risorouslv on the skin the former directors of the New Haven the
few moments and watch the dry'road will be given planes on the 1'3 “magma—ls guaranteed to remove
uttclés of dead skin fly oil. A swift, adjustment boards oi’ directors of the these homely spots.
subsidiaries. as is shown in the exam
it); a soft towel will not remove pie made in putting Judge “OWNS” double strength—— from any druuist
on the Central New England—board.
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(Continued Front First Page.)
chorean art, each one being accorded
enthusiastic applause. At 9 o‘clock
loll participated in tho grand march.
which was led by Percival H. Sher—
ron, monarch'oi' Monitor Grotto, With
Miss Elsie F Fagerstrom. of East
Norwalk. They wore foiiowed by the
owners of Monker Grotto, No. 56, and
the monarch end pesltmonarch of
Rojas Grotto, New Haven, the com-
mittee and prophets of Monitor Grot-
to. Handsome souvenirs were given
all the ladies present.
Later. a buffet luncheon Was served
scored another succesu in his delight.-
fully selected menu '" ‘
among th large nutnbervot visitors
were the followih , "Chief Justice of
Zem,,Zen1,,Grotto ,’. Tons,—
Grotto. New Haven,,ltl‘redericlt Clem
ens and wife. prophet of Rains Gro
Grotto, New Keven-.1
W5. earns you
, that hu‘been painted with ouponlnts.
is it not beautiful in its glistening"
coat? Yes. and what’s more, it will
wear well—we'maotoc that. All on:
points. 0115; stains, vanishes, coon-1
e15. etc» are, the. best. obtainable-w
ethat’s your protection. Phone us.
.anppenr. whilefitc lighter ones have
M
Clemens and 0.Lev11po,- of New Htt—
5
1‘0 1‘11: House
The Gotham: co
to toast or. j m: NQRWALK
' To. 45:.
Metal is Hm
Efiron can pay the host
prices: Call him for all
junk and old automobiles.
The wmm canine.
3 Rowan St. ' Phone «1‘
:fi—
m...
motor boat needs—'40?
‘5 . 1‘ _
3,, make it safe-40 make 1t
‘comfortable.
Salt. Water
Fishing. Tackle
If you know what you. ‘
want we have it. ‘ If you
Q“? know we will tell
youQ ‘
Albert 11..
(Successor to
13‘? MW
.. ,Smlfllehlorwalk
.
Floral Tributes.
signs. Casket Coverings 0! ram
beauty. Moderate prices Prompt
-Telegra.ph communica-j
tion with leading florists in prin—
‘cipal cities in the United States.
SCI‘VJCC.
This means everything a
s
.1
Morgan
Ales E. Dow)
'11 Street
«(31,
original 0c-
511th Norwalk florist
2 So. Main St. 80. Norwtllt; Ct.
Phone 364
SPECIAL;
Muttlin,.;an§l Crepe nghte'
~gowns,do'mttly trimmed with
{gm embépldered cdgtng, or
;"Full Size
with torchon lace.
and fine quality. Special va—
hit: at
J. Liliane
‘ ,‘ ”ranches“ l
coco-solos.-
Ugly 8pc“. . .
Theron no longer the slightest needi ‘ ‘
of feeling ashamed 0t your trecllm. out
prescription othlne—douhle' ,1
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A GREATh- SALE '
S
HOES
Now an Pragress
"11,011 are new 11cm, 10...;
5t radiometerms inquire of
Norwalk, Steamboat '
Louis Avrick
‘ P. 0. Block.
my
80. Norwalk.
Storage
4.809 Square—thei—
Line
and why should it not? “To";
employ Oculists of experience
,to examine eyes. Frgmes are. '
- fitted and lenses ground on,
the, premises by most approv—E
' ed methods. ,
You pay for the glasses
only and we guarantee satis-
‘ faction, ' ‘
i
‘Tununn
Oculifio (Istanbul-st. 9111101599.,
57 Atlantic Mom. comm. at.
Open Saturday Evenings. Est. 1897
indict neurones
Distributors for Nomalk and
South Not-wall: , 1
_ The Sterling Motor Co.
-. Daricn. Conn.
l
1 Phone 179
l Automobile and Motor Cycle
Repairs. 1
Registered F. A. M. Repair
Shop, ‘
1 .1,
1
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rt‘ro Sc
Successor to Wm. Eliseo.
Phonec 499...
37 Fort Street. East Norwaik.
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not You Comiot‘t "
_ WHILE. READING?
it not than on 19550115.
'5
The ‘
training. skill and equipment of
Simply get an ounce of othlne—
innd apply 5. little of it 11th and morn-
11113 and you should soon see that even!
fit the worst freckles hcte begun to dis-
vanished entirely. it is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to com—
pletely clear the skin and gain a. bee—
=tliul, clear cumnlexmn.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength othlne as this is sold under
guarantee or money back it it, fails tot;
remove freckles.
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Security Elia MB 1:1.
51111113111 11er
S.
To
Mne‘ s Oxfords“?
Men’ s Oxlortis
reduce our stock of
we offer the
ftfi'l'zltl'sluflun
$3 50 to $5 .00
Tan and Black.
Rubber and Leather Soles
§ $298,961.. P99
in the Casino, and Landlord Buyiey "
, .
1
. Telephone 33-3 '
.. Pure Leaf_Lard._11 lb.
Force cut to 2 pltgs.
.11. n...
' "_ Swtf Premium Shoulders, a
"The Very Best F,
‘ ocret Codes. ,.
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' 2 Extra, Fancy New Putatoes, 14 lbs.
DeliciOus Creamery Butter, 11 lb.
. Granulated Sugar with other goods. 4 lbs. . .,. . .
no...
.119-
"KelloggsComFlakescut to . -
Mac roni or— Spag‘hetti, 10c size, .2 pkgs. . . . . . . . . . .
lb. 12¢;
Specials
”unlit Cash Grocery
Free Delivery;
u'mooI-(o-
llgp‘ooooo- -..
u... .1.'...-'.
Registered Optometrist enables
them to examine your eyes and
save their,‘Pntlents from the'ex-
Dense. annoyance and danger
of Drugs or Drops. Remember
am registered under our State
Laws, and do only Eye Work, from '
examination of the eye to making
and fitting of the frames. All
work done in my 1111- doodle shop.
3 I invite 1our inspection.
William J Moore
, Optician and Optometrist. '
Racist-Building. South Norwolk.
.A... *4... n.
c. v. anw GARAGE
CARS FOR HIRE.
Agent for TRUMBULL CAR ‘
11 Hanford mace; Tel. 394-4.- '
It“:
_,-1_n .
Insurance
Workmcn'a Compensation, Liabili—
ty. Murine and Automobile. 11
Sunny Bondl. . _ ,
' Notifies Public. .
8“urlohlp 'l‘icko“
J M. Laytondt (1).. Inc.
Fire, 1.115. Accident. Pl!“ 01:15. '
.3,
-u _..;.M.
Seasonable Wash Goods at Special Pricts
Bimities, Voiles and Tissues
The dainty materials needed for summer “ash frocks Hit
11 611- known and reliable weaves that hate hr 611
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lrttstctl
friends for years and which have always been in 5111c and
always will be.
Dimity Checks.
,A weave in very small chEt‘l-zs, white ground wcll coxcrt‘tl
with tiny flow er sprigs and Cllllllz designs. 111 3611011.
pale pink rose p1nk.cornfiouer
plc
l‘)lll\,
l)ltt€.*la\€lltl‘cr and 11111-
Twenty—seven inches wide.
9d: a \ an].
Striped Voiles, a collection of on M lcngtl 15. many 11 lifl‘crcnt
colorongs, white «jrrounds \\1t1 figures,
19, 25 and 39 cts.
All color effects, very pretty for
Vt’ere 25 cts.,
in cts.. twenty—seven
Lorraine Tissues, woven plaids and stripes with figures.
summer house dresses.
inches _
111 the basement.
Chinchilla tor Sport Coats
Hall. original Price
Golf Pink
Kelly Green
King Blue
Your. Summer Art
E1 erv pretty thing for easy
nouns on the porch. \ihatetcr
\\'as $3.00 earlier
$1.50 to close out .
Dress Goods Suction, main floor.
NeedleWork 7'»
pitk- up work for after:
is finished \‘tithm the
next month or so is just so much gain at holiday time.
A word to the wise.
Crosstltch Pillow Slips. Scarves
Figured Lawn Pillow Slips
Fudge Aprons. 111tc11ded for lfudgc making
Work Aprons for little folk
and ( enters 25 cts.
and Scarves,l .1111 tiimmed
29 cts.
50 CKS
so ,cts.
Royal Society Package Goods.
All articles and the material
for finishing the same
wearing apparel for ‘1 omen and children, household linens
etc.
From. 25 ct!"
Crochet and Embroidery Cottons,
to $1.00.
Crochet Hooks and
Knitting Needles. Embroilcry Silks. ,
’ Art Section, main floor .
ESTABLISHED 1857
wonderful specials
$3 98 Wash Skirts $2.59
98c Walsls _ 300 ‘
$3.98 Wash Skirts ...................... $2 49
98cWaists................ ....................... 30¢
Wash Skirts. suitable for house wear ............. 30¢
Middy Blouses................. .................. 30¢
Corset Cover and Drawers .................... 19¢é‘iit‘2
25c “Elsie" Half Silk Hose. . . . .
M. Mollaseh & Son
Plant
Death,” etc...
1501115 1 11111151:
GARDEN, GRASS AND GRAIN SEEDS
SA‘l the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
'ALLt 5KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
. Bordeaux Mixture. Lime Sulphur Solttt
of Lead, Helcboro, Paris Green,
2122. Main St. ‘ 1101111111
Arsebat'e
:’Bug
1011,,
' Slug Shot ”
so WALL srne'n‘r‘ '
11011qu
PHONE 433
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