’ 1 ‘ lmo quito, and
also to the species knowna
Ml. 111111-sz
’ethods of controlling the mosquito in
gluing stages of development Dr
fivmend says the pamphlet will be
whose jurisdictions are troubled
with the pest.
7» ‘Dr. Britton gave a statement of the
3 "hulls to be employed in the eradi-
9: nation of the mosquito as follows:
. ‘77 “Screen all houses, stables, cisterns,
l'lla barrels, etc
”Cut narrow ditches. whenever prac
disable, to draw on: the water. This
am he done with most fresh wate1
@013 and is the only satisfactory meth
01! on salt marshes. Here the ditches
2511011111 be eight or ten inches wide, 24
in 30 inches deep. and about 150 feet
- ”upon, emptying into a larger central
3 ditch or creek: Shallow pools be
, »- fiveen such ditches will usually become
try his few days, but if not, additional
ditches should be cut bets ecu the reg-
. * 11hr ones. Special tools enable skilled
~ ‘ ?£m ”kitten in out such ditches in the
, hit marsh at less than two cents per
.: llamas] foot. The tide rises and falls in
”We ditches, which also allow access
.11! $311,150 that mosquitoes do not breed
‘16. Salt marshes treated in this
‘ » " ' or also produce' a greatly lncreas
' 11o yield 0! higher quality otdiay.
" “1:1; “The salt marshes oi nwich.
VBtami‘ord, Darien, Net‘s-{1111,1111 Fair-
. field have all been thoroushly ditched
_ “Within the past three years mid much
goiter work has been do1:9 in certain
» Bounties about New Haven, Brantord
-‘ ~«and Madison. The cost of ditching
flail mitt-sir is usuall; betweetffiie and
«tonight dollars per afle." ~ 1‘ s
g ' “All small depresstlins which cannot
' «easily be drained sh81t1‘ld be tilled.
f?f1;.“Whenlin1practloolile to drain 91: ac-
$011111. oi topagraphin 01' to tilloon ac-
count of expense, d1edge out a“ deep
l, drain the marsh into it and stocs
on with fish. Mlunowsor any small
omnivorous surface feeding species.)
:1-“The shallow grssy edges of streams
' And spring holes shohld be deepened
z3nd cleaned and the banks made more
abrupt to control the breeding of main
rial mosquitoes.
tilts. rain’ iiarreinjln kettles.
'; m and 011 the dumps.
“Kerosene tat least one fluid ounce
9 It! each fifteen square feet of surface]
' med up'cn the later will kill all
“ wrigglers in it, but this is a temporary
‘ exped1ent, and permanent work should
be done it possible.
, "Inspectors should examine all ditch-
?ch on the salt marsh at regular inter-
vals to remove obstructions and keep
them in working condition. This in-
lamctmn should also be extended to
cover all possible new breeding areas
not)! the house mosquito, such as excsva
Qidnns,‘ polluted streams and recepta-
ties on prltate premises and around
dumps " . .
M . .
\VETERAN ODD FELLOWS.
‘ .451, :
Did Members of the Order Hold Their
Annual Reunion.
1....
The Vetetan Odd bellows of Conn-
it meticut held their annual summer out-
ing. Saturda1, when more than 200
Brahmbers of the association enjoyed
“ 1; Ocean Beach neat New London.
e‘oldest member of the veterans
was David W.Bb1d,11ho was grand
tmntrlarch 50 years ago. He was an
Odd Fellow before Secretary Frank
in. Upson,11ho had change of the out;
ing, was born. and despite his years
”hire took an 9 actite and interested
£11311“ in the festivities.
hinting whom were Selah 11.311119.
inln. Frank R. Upson, Grant U.K1r-
mead, Henry C Stevenson, William
“Hutchinson and Frederick C Bur-
ms. ‘Also to partm‘te in the picnic
. David .W.- B0y,d Frank. King.
moms L Reynolds and Samuel
M .14
After a man has been 1111 Odd Fel-
311125- yesrs he is mantle to Menthol;-
in member of the ' teran Associaé
Mon Many'oi those present Saturday.
3 ve been in the order more than 50
yours. The outliers oi? the association
‘" ’~Watnrlii1rr.
armament; stid WmBoxduoi Derby,
vice-president, and' .Frn’ul't‘ R. Upson;
Lsecretary and tree tirer.
Every year 't‘hé"§'c€ne of fire outing
_ the veteranmwningcs. ‘_In this-
my the veteran Odd Fellows in
“lions parts oh '1‘” state are accom-
Wind. Some of them are quite old.
11 cannot travel a great distance;._
attend only when the outing comes
their section or the Stats. Last:
wei- it was held at «Saris Rock,
. we W W :19,
9Q"; DAY’S DOING§ IN GOVERN.
., species and to
the ma-
, and banded
Britten describes
Will of great rattle to local autiltori.1
find can; 'cloggéd ‘pitles‘ 11nd gutters, "
’thmild be given attention around that,
’ shore dinner at Wordell's pavilion » -«
dlery firm announced today they
At- the outing Saturday there were '
v. a..._~m.___...
{ several past grand masters present _
rice, all past ”grand patriarchs...‘ 1... .
1,
New 11mm and Windham counties
1
x“-
it
QR’S OFflGE.
Appointments and other Act: of
Executive.
day at the Capitol 1esterda1. He ac-
cepted the resignation of Loren D.
Penfield of New Britain as a member
of the soldiers hospital hoard Before
filling the 1acanc1 a recommendation
from the repartment commander of
the Grand Army will be awaited
A requisition was issued upon the
governor of New York for the return
It was Governor Hoicomb's busy .
to this state of' John Smith alias
Harold Jackson, accused of the crimei
of theft committed at Stamford June}
22, 1915. Chiet of Police W. H Bten
nan of Stamford was appointed to
receive and c'omey Smith to thisl
state.
A requisition from the adjutant- .
general acting commissau general,‘
and the tomptroller l'or $3,000,1'01~
subsistence at encampments during;
1915 was approved, as were also the;i
following bills"'1'tedaboclt 6: Co. Newé
York $173 for uniforms and equip,
‘ment for the First Company, Govern-l
ors Eoot Guard and $428 tor simi '
lar uniforms and equipment for the
Second Company, Governor's Foot.
‘suard; Danbu11 Hospital, for quart
terly bills, $1,250: Newiiaven Hos-
pital for similar expenses, $2,500.
Patrick H. Grace of Bristol
appointed a policeman upon the re-
quest of the water commissioners of
that city. 9
James I. Lenchan of Hartford was
appointed to succeed Charles Dillonl
of Hartford as a member of the state
board of examiners of embalmers and
W‘lliam Henry Allen of Norwich was
reappointed a member of the com
“'11 5
.» »» ~—- '\
Ono lllltil
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
l‘j
WI GIMAUI WV. ll”
For Ilver
Thirty Years
ml em
mission. The terms of cities are three
years from Juls 1.1915.
William A Lewis of Bridgeport and:
Burton L. Wright of Milford werel
appointed policemen for, Vibe boat in
use by the shell’fish commission.
The iesignatlon of Thomas F;
Noose of lemon as a member of the
commission of rivers, harbors and
bridges “as accepted. Mr. Noone hasl
recently been appointed state's alter-l9
seems JULY 6 9: ~3-
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk.
Stamford. Port
‘—.:: SUMMER SCHOOL: -—- l
ney for Tolland county.
BRIDGE COMMISSION TO COME
TO NORWALK.
9. l 0 M .
Grand suseilmrs 161111111: 1:11p In
- Director's Auto to View New
11’! 1- vagarim‘ 'lt
Members :0 the Grand Street
Bridge. Commission. Bridgeport, plan"
to come to Nor-walk tomorrow. after-
noon if arrangements can be made
with Director of Public Works Jacob
A. Cortadofto use his car‘ for a few
hours. Mayor C. B. Wilson, chair-
man of the commission. is not sure
that he will be able to go along.
A new bridge was erected recently
in Norwalk and the. commissioners
desireto inspect it. There is a patent.
lift on the Norwalk bridge that they
will pay particular attention to. The
commissioners hope to be able to
leave Bridgeport by 3 o'clock 501th
they can be back there by 5 o'clock.
The commission will meet at So'clpck
tomorrowevening in Mayor Wilson's
office to hear the legal opinion of
City-Attorney (‘omley on the propos-
ed Grand street bridges-Bridgeport
Telegram. 9 -
i
3.
i
i
. stops WAR ‘01101211 ‘WORK.
Dynamite Attempts‘Mak's Texas Sad-
dlery‘Oi‘flclals H'nlt Operations.
DALLAS. Ten, July-,28.~As the re-
sult of finding dynamiie'under the
house ‘51 J. D. Padgiit‘ here Sunday
night and the dynamiting of the
house of'W. T. Moore, a‘ foremani in
the Padgltt saddlery factory, the sad-
would fill 110 more European war or.-
tiers tor saddles for the present.
A llmi to You
(in ”year eyes
av. Ninety
.1111 0111‘- Quintet give your
eyes a thereug‘h‘ examination
and determine their exact con-
d1tion.
v
If: glosses are necessary, he
will préScribe them. . .
Either. eyeglasses.“ spec- ‘
tacles complete furnished as
low as $2.00 ».
Oculisls; Optometrists, 01111111111.
for Atlantic loos». mod. 01.
:' Odd Fellows iron that end or
rnnuunii
mmmnmmmrw
GWRGE EIERIS" BEER
Delivered to Your Home 1
Connecticut Avenue.
t
'l
. Phone. 497.
Sole Agents for The Norwalks
0n Draught at Connecticiut Ava.
alone.
that
so much desired by
all good dressers.
m, .svntnris‘tiu 1001 ‘
and
s19 11: AUGUST-I PAWS
‘ new on sale. ‘
lend to your dress
certain chic and style
That is the) 3
reason why
all first—class
dteumakers
‘ use them.
1er and Economy '8 '
are twins in . ‘
PICTORIAL
R E V [E W
PATTERNS
James Donnell
196 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
An
Plants.
Bordeaux Mixture,
9 1 Death ”-' etc. 1‘
"11.1.1". 11111
GARDEN, GRASS A D GRAIN SEEDS ~' “
All the best varieties 'l‘omat‘oc, Cabbage and. Pepper
of Lead, Heleboro, Paris Green,-
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Lime-Sulphur Solution,
iii thillllllllhtii
W? 11111:
«was
“Slug Shot, ” =
Arsenate :
"Bug ‘9
' we seven you
,3 coat? You. and What's more, it‘ will
' ~ wear well-um 31.11.1111 that. All our
. paint». oil-.1 stains; varnishes. enam-
'\
TERI-Yates: "
mi. 51:11.
Something Horc'l‘han
ICE
It is EXPERT, HONEST ;:
Service.
Do you-realize how much:
.. that means to the consumer?
' 111 11111111 1110.
1 Phone 619. az’Hoyt St.
Jo. mRead Co
Established '28:?
White Cotton Dress
Weavcs that are seasonablc and in style
Gabardines for skirts. limit-talc
and very good to look at.
could be found for fiery—day wear.
'50 cents.
Ratines for skirts.
N o 1.11 11c
anicutl lc and easy
13' lit-2113'. fine twill "
Si‘tllSlIiClt'nl‘3‘ material
\ (it‘ll I ltlk’. 291 39 and
to launder.
as no starchimr or iron} no is 11-11 mind.
50 and 69 cts.
SWEATERS
$5.98 5:13 $3.75
M. Mollasclt '& 5011
South ‘Norwalk.
Storage -
4,800 Square Feet.
if you are seeking storage room
at reasonable terms inquire of
‘ . Norwslk Steamboat
line ‘
w
fl‘
-w- .—
Tree Work of
All Kinds
Beaupain & Saunders
ARBQROUIIIUBISTS.
'Phone 151-“ or 1278-8 ‘
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
—————-r—-~— ”—
r. 8. mm 4 ,,
.‘Good Job Pli'ufgfi
as NORTH MAIN RTREIT
O. NORWALK
insurance
Firs, 'Life, Accident, Plate Glass,
Workmen’s Compsmntlon, Lllblll-
ty, Marineand Automobile. .
Surety Bonds. .
Notnrles Public.
Steamship Tickets
11M. Layton & (0.. Inc.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave., 780. Norwalk
Mid-Summer
CLEARING SALE "
on all HouseholdiGoods. New
.11.. 0111111311 '
M0110 419 87 NORTH MAIN ST
is it not beautltul in its glistening
sis, as. are 111.1111 obtainable——
0911919111919 your protection. Phone us.
IHONI‘ ”7 '
fend secondhand. Everything x
. f; “.13.; at extremely low? prices.
, 70 rue. nous: .
g 111111151 been painted with our paints.
White Embroidered Voiles, dainty pant-ms 69 cts.
Fancy Turkish Towels of iii-‘11
rooms. Pale pink and l1,luc lilac,
11 lntc 111th colored borders
35 and '50 (its.
summer cottage use,
Brown Linen Turkish Towels,
friction after a bath,
Turkish TOWCIS of small sizes.
daint3 colored borders. for the bal13:'
m7
Washable While
It is the washable white g'orc
women in summer.
clean pair.
White Doeskins, one and two-clasp.
l'
color shades.
" ".1. ‘
Fineexamplcs of
butter.
White Doeskin “Silvano,” 11' rlst length,
“Truefit” Goggles for the Motorist.
them? They fit perfectly and are a great comfort.
Novelty Stripe and Crossbar Voiles, yard wide
29 and 35 cts.
Bascmcnt.
Bath Towels oi lliilcrcnl Sorts
qtia‘lit3 in an as~ort-
ment of color shades to combine with tho furnishings 0f
tan. crcum
and plain
Plain and inexpensive Turkish Towels for l)C(ltll and
15, 20 and 25 cts.
for those 11110 like
' 50 “8-. good, size.
fine quality, with...
5 bath.
Wash Cloths, Bath Mats in union. .. l
Basement.
Gloves.
that "wins "favor wltlrw
There 11133111111335 be an innuediatcly
White Doeskin,12-buttonlengih, very fine quality,
bearing a guarantee thatalncaus safety anl economy.
$2. 50 ' '
$1. 59099
$1 50
Main floor, ccntcr raislc,
Have you tried
All
Night and Day Goggles and Goggles for children.
Jewelry Sdction. ;-
English China. Plates, Special Clearance
Royal Doulton Lowestoft
Ridgeway Coalport
Cauldon Blue Canton
~ lLess 20 per cent.
Sizes for breakfast, dinner, dessert and bread and
China 5101c, first. table.
21.211111151111312:
The scientific conduct. of business
7
01110!
(loci student and courteous attention.
F airfield County National Bank:
THE OQLDEST BANK IN
1-..when prices are out less than half of
33 soars: 11.1111 5:11.
Be Smells A A:
FRIESBIE’S Pl ‘
Made in the Cleanser Plant.
And from the best Fresh fruits I
obtainable. '
l
195‘!“ ‘19“!- 'Grocer lot: 'Ehem l ,
1115111 on them at your res-' ’ 3;;
,3 91-3
11‘.“
taurants. 9
What are Your»
1. and personal
dunes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The liability
tinting- I checking «count. We tnrlte accounts which are
HE rim
8 Theileed 81 Valli." '
Electrical Co.
"The Only Fully [flipped
' _ EtscrsloALVsHoe
so. Nomtk. Mullo'HslI Inca.
WWW
'Sentncl Want Ad
-Asseis?
affairs today
NO RWALK.
of women’s and Misses’ High-Grade Wearing Apparel
at prices lovver than any store in town oOnSldeflng quality.
Come without delay as our merchandise is too att‘ractilvc
its original value
Milltnery
SOUTH NORWALK
Clocks 81'
In the Town»
AUTO. IUPPLIIS.
Norwalk Chronicler