. ”9.. ~
Here are eight of the nineteen mining men killed under orders
ton,
W‘Wl’. and C R. ,‘\Vatsop,superintendent
"WW“ 1‘1“me merino of lead to one hundred gel-
m tumours Almanac of the Atlantic; ions of water.
Milli] Mugabe. just issued, Applying the burlap bands to the‘
him this “nutrition: ' trees is eil'ective. provided it is not
“January 22.1916.—~Have you burn- done lob early. in Which case the cut-y
Id your brown toil caterpillar nests erpillers select the bonds as 0. place
mot? Do it before the February thaw " for their cocoons. giant!!!“ do the
lino» date of Fobnrary l! 1916, meltree after. the midgfil‘luui the!
.4! will; Monthly ’tlmaurc curt. ancient: to collect the; ,
a {grunt afimonitlon' can then- be drum. "Bungalow
, ‘Hcsd of! the. tent caterpillar-s by blinds are also Mw’mtex are so
unmitig- -tbeir egg clusters from your plied after tfié “RM 5930“ group-
opple. plum and peach new. Pay ed no that the attenuated“ can be
‘mlcttldlfnaltenflon to the wild c'lwr- spread evenly. ‘
3y trees." clusters have :fio
' . It would be. well if all owi'iers or creosote. it. in .
property upon which are fruit and oak bonds when summer Wsloitg‘
and pine trees. would mark those It means but little exmnc9 and
dates on their calendars in such a. “no “orb *0 protect. treeul.__ from
way; that these admonitions could not in”? dESll‘IlCllW 08803. and it the
Ni to be brought to their attention people tlrrpnszhmt New. Finland were
For years active campaigns haw beenito turn out this winter undertook the
nursed against these pests in NewlBRK clusters ultereyer they mlound
amigliiuvl and New \ork Slate; until" would so a long my main or
bile much has been accomplished tenuiltailnfl 0:0 of the TOM enemies
he:r aw ll districts in which the‘lof tree life Tire remedial! are so
1“ Lilli 3| gypsy moth returns year simple and eilfllly applied that there
tor your The Department .of Agri- .19 “I“? excuse for further deprecia-
ture found it necessary last yeui'iilonsfrom this insect.
place an embargo on shipments oft1
Mo‘md quarry products from cer-
M’s-w
O
PREVENTING CATTLE iMPORTA~
Iain districts in New England infest-t TION.
. 'W‘wiih these moths, as it was dis- ---
W other“! that nuch shipments oft'engAnimalo Afflicted With Tuberculous to.
ml‘lod the eggs of the moths from Be Inflected.
360th)“ to another. IMR’T‘FQR‘D, form" Jan. 24:41)]:
There are several simple and ensyr’pmnk A lnzram of this Cit). deputy
‘hods to combat the pests l’rob- lcuttle commissioner had a confer-
tithe bout method is that pointed once today with the Tuberculosis com
"ml by the Department 0' Agriculure. mission in the Capitol, on the. dlmcul- ‘
“1! to treat “I? 988 0111549?“ “it“ ty experienced in preventing the im- l
portntlon of cattle suiierimr front tu-
bcrcnlosis into this state and the
:3“ hardware 0“ 599d 3‘0"”. slaughtering of animals afflicted with
. 43?“)!le I)? applied after adding the disease for food Dr ingranr said
A small amount 01’ lamp blfi‘k l0 dill lthere‘ was regular business done in
loycd 1!).le mining company at Casi. They are! from left to right: Ernest I Robinson, chemist of the coihpany; R. I. McHat»
secretary; T M. Evans, Maurice Anderson, W. J. WallaCe. general manager; W B. Romero. aMexican; G. W Newman. 3 min-
‘ $6,900.
l
of Villa “soldiers in Mexico. Seven of them are Americans em—
SPECIALS
16 Pounds Sugarb“ for 3 Gold Dust, lard: Pk! 10¢
Best Flour-.3
UnoedIB' “gm wlalbs.?unemdfot 25¢
Til! II!" It! YEA BB» ' .
mwwmnoc. so. mu ,3...
Tel. No. 903. Delivery
’OONNECTICUT IN
'A HELL OF A Fix
CORPORATION PAPERS.
Centrnl Garage and Auto Service 00.,
at Hartford. Immersion 't'or
$7,800. _>
The Control Garage and Auto Sen
vice Company, incorporated, of Halli-
ford. lira tiled its certificate of or-
ganization with the secretary of the
state. The oificers are: Presldentsnd
nrcreiary. John D Nicol; trenaurer. J.
M Omolley These oifioera, with My- _ ‘
ron L. Cbapmitn. are directors. The °"°"3 ‘
capital stock authorised is 3?. 500, dl- "ll ‘3 ‘ mutter "I M that there 1"
vided mm 100 “m5 preferred malnot enough {aiming done in New Eng»
200 ‘ihflrflfl cmnmon stock par ‘aluellflnd or Connecticut for {hit mun".
gm, The amount Mill in in cash is There is 0 population of about 0 mil-
$600 and in property other than mg}, lion and it quarter in the state now,
and the total acreage is over three
million? Take out the. wooded sections
and we have on core and a half for
every man in Connecticut and then all
W
Governor Holmiumruyc Agricuuunll
Conditions should so improved.
Governor Mucus ll. Holcomb was
one or the apenkerl lat the Chamber
of Commerce luncheon, held under the
auspices oi the New Haven County
Farm Bureau. at tile Hotel Tait. in
New HavenLSnturaJ Bo contra a
The Collin Realty Company of
Windsor Locks has incorporated. The
capital stock authorized is $100,000, di-
vided into 1,000 shores of common the products. all the crops which are‘
stock par veins 8100. The corpora. necessary for the sustenance of the
tion will begin buglngsg with the full. people of the slate, outside of wheat
amount of capital stock. The moor-i“d implant fruit. could be raisedl
nor-atom are Edword N Day. John up there. A lot of the necessities of life
Joy and LaWrence A 110de of nart.:could he raised here. We have been
lord gin what is sometimes called ‘in status
The P. h. Bernler Company in- loco. which is interpreted on ‘ln a hell
commuted of Stamford. has organls ‘0’ 3 fix Well we “9 in that 3°“ °'
ed. The officers are: President F. E.- 3 “X. agriculturally
Bowler. Stamford; vicegpreuidout,I ' Farming *3 a reel ”Wine“ ”3‘“
Mint Flado. Riverside; secretary and? brute good pronto About 1880 u
treasurer Mllh‘éd A. Bernler, Sttim- lyoung man of ordinary common school
ford The capital stock authorized igleducntion from Southlngton worked '
color the treated egos ui'h ii brush. lihe importation of diseased cattle by
1*; Another method that is adtlsed by' importers of the- cattle in the states
to is to bum the winter WEb- bordering Connecticut. and these who
. this 1138th the caterpillars are receited them here. He referred in a
lid beiore they emerge ’ln genernl way to the dlificulties of sup-l
. Cutting them from the tree taint-easing the traffic.
it good method if donezproperlml‘
in there is (“Sizer that some of the
.3 . will fall to the ground oipally in New Haven county and
"fl? the. spring in addi- along the shore The cattle in these
outing sometimes hamm- thematries were looked after very caretul;
’ ‘ 'ly to see that they did not contract. the
diocese or any other disease of an in-
me trees should be sprayed each
, preferably in tire month of Aug- factions nature
mg‘tmri’rflj‘tn tlell' pounds of Dr. Ingram said the department
.. " ~ " “ . with Which be was odicielly conne‘glfi
.ed had no fund from which to pit!
owners of cattle the appraised value.
, of the animals which might be com
f demoed This inability to pay for the
* animals the amount of appraisal horn:
3.
4";
finial!
. clam insulin win wear. The
W or. your head will iclear
cnunumou: m_ so. at.
> lporation. of New Britain, has filed :1
Br. {mourn said thereliverevru’num;E
ber of model dairies in the state, priu-‘
‘ secretory, George R. Smith. These
“par value [1109 'I‘Tl'o mountain in in
_ tiered the work of the departuront,
‘“ from the foot that it prevented "co
operation Between the owners and or. ‘
DiSAAREENENT IN. HAVARD STU“ ‘
siflooo divided into forty shares comb)! the do? and bowl“ 3 mm Which
nron stock par value 3100 Th‘e‘hed been a failure. He paid $3, 000 '
amount paid in in cash is :2 H000 and in "0" it mortgaglng it back for the full
property other than 08811.$3.000. gumouni TM” the farm is worth
The Workingman‘s investment (forI “MW ”“1 “11 peaches alone he
reaps u profit of $15, 000 a _y‘ear This
certificate showing an increase otits
capitnlsiock from $10,000 10860300.
and an increase in the number of
shares from lull to 2.400.
“‘The R. M“. Smith Company. otDsrr
on. has organised. The owners are:
President and treasurer. 1!. M. Smith;-
of the rum.
“Now England §tates haVe better ap-
plea than anywhere in the country.
it’s up to the business men to ink
latest in agriculture: Certainly
New England does'n't‘talie cafe of be
self, nobody will
special fuvor~wlth other portal of the
country at: the present time. '
olflcers. with :Percy E: Control}, or
New Canon. are directors.- The copi-
till stock autliorlred is $10,000 divldn
ed into 100 abuse of common stock, 4
property other than cash 3190: term, and i hope my second childhood
The Borodin-d Electric it supply
_ ' “ rnise my own vegetnbl
a. momma-ham
' than in summer."
‘M. E. BANKQIT, TOWID
is not including all the other product‘s
hold of this sitnatlcn‘and awoken in— x
‘i! ‘
We sro‘not in say
"i Spent the early days or mound»
hood one farm. 1 was born on s
will be spent there, too, where i can - -
ruiluflsotmrgu
ml the Winter season. the mo-
toristdoesnotlotthoairouiorhis
Wuhmmfiomr but
anarchism tohsvoosrester and
mm at: ”are; hence.
the W of time consigned to-
tbmenphnpin muchhulnwinter‘
“it bu been definitely determined
by test. with a fire at pron ores-
Inre, but it is traumatic to clear In
increase in oi: pressure became of the
heating of the tire when 1). use, to
such an extent that it will lulure ii
in my way. To prevent your lire-s
bin m give intro. the moor“
amount of air."
Ml m0 PM”!
it used to be proverbial that every
man (and it is-cefiaiuly no less true
of woman) is either a. tool or 5. play
stolen at forty. This “35"“ that ev-
ery intelligent person must learn so
much about curing for bid own health
that by the time he is forty years or
sge no can almost be reckoned as an
physician.
Why. then. is there so much talk by
doctors against "lieu-medication"? A
woman can recognize all‘ ordinary sil-
msnts without calling on a doctor. If
they are ailments distinctive to her
sex she generally knows enough to use
that greatest of all remedies for such
ailments. Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vege-
table Compound. and likewise she in
familiar with the slander remedies for
other diseases.
DOWN ON HlS BACK.
About two years ago i got down on
my back.“ writes Solomon 'Bequeltc;
Flat River, Mo. “1 got a. 501: box of
Foley Kidney Pills and they straight-
ened me right up. i recommend them
to all who have kidney trouble. Rheu’
rustic aches and pains, soreness and
stiltnées. sleep disturbing bladder
trouble. yield quickly to Foley Kid
trey Pills. Sold everywhere.
m
in! your tax more: for the birth
WV cake and evening toble on lots.
find they will not drip while burning.
m
NURGI. 51,1" GOTH’AM
74w
Well-Known Fair-Mid Resident Take:
Out License to Now Vol-k.
*1 ”noses Edison Banks. aged 8'! years. ‘
predeceortor for several terms to Cli-
tus H. King its» representative of
Fairlield in the General Asuembly. to-
day took out a marriage license in
The D M. Read cc.
4‘ J 1‘ W185]
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All this week
Coats, Suits, Hats and Shoes
at Pie-inventory Clearances
Further and reatct reductions have been made on
Winter Coats Tailored Suits. It will be an important
week as far as savings are concerned.
Coats are marked very low
Qdd Sizes ’
Wool Mixtures
Were $19.00 $3.95
All Wool Novelty Mixtures
Were $15.00 and $16.50 $10.00
Wool Plush Coats, Imitation
Bender Trimming, Collar,
Guile and Border. Were ”is.
$30.00, $16.50
Salt's Esquemetto Plush.
plain and trimmed with fur,
very nice. -
$20.00
Tailored Suits
'i‘hose plain and elegantly tailored and the drcm'tr‘
dcmi tailored costumes trimmed with fur ucre lormtrl)
$650) and $75. 00, "
3T $32.50 AN” $37.50.
$19.50 and $22.50
Suits that were
. $35.00 and $40-00
A line of Suits that were $15.00
$25.00 and $30.00 . . _
A Satisfactory and cconomt— 810,“)
cal group, were $20.00, ..
O 3 i.
Curtain Specials
. . , ..
in the Lpholstcry Shop man} tempting values are
Odd pairs of Curtains odd lengths of materials
spréad. _
It will pay ll) \isii the Third
to be used in furnishings.
floor section all this week.“
Arabian Scrim Curtains, 3 pairs. were $15.00, for
. $8.00.
New oler. Mr. Banks in the father!
ton. aged 5! who has been his name.
for runny yours. The marriage willl
take. place in a few days.
Mr. Banks has been cluirmun oi the
Pairileid school board for the lust.
seventeen years. He has a large farm
in, Filirlleld .nndJivos there during the
summer. He is one of the executives
in a large book publishing house in
New’ oYrk. Mr. Banks in the father
of C. Lincoln Banks. 0 Bridgeport phy-
sician. and has one daughter, the wife
of William Gardner of Boston.
The bridesroonrto—b‘e is wellknownv
nbouttho state mil has held several‘
executive ofl'ices'inljuirfleld. He was
legislator for three terms preceding
King. who now is‘ in the state prison
at Warhenneld N3 a larger.
.Whlte Net Curtains. 3
, Ahbiuh thCurhlns, 3 pairs. were $0.00, for $6.09.
pairs. were $12.00. for $8.00.
‘ii
\r'cry' special.
'"LWhitc‘ and Ecru Scrim,
White and Arabian Net,
Figured Lawn Scarves,
for 29 as.
$1.59
lrluc and white. m-rc 50 “1‘3-
wcrc “2.00 for
3th E. ill. Emil multiparty;
0“
THE CAUSE OF HIS ENMITY. ‘
stockson Bonds lto titulix-ltterl—~
Emily, you‘ll have to strip that young
cub from coming here.
TO REMOVE wwo’nur‘r;
Get it tin-cent bottle of Danderine ut
illny drug store, pour a little into your
Daughterr—Why, pa. how can you hand and rub well into the scalp with
call Jack a cud)? . ' the finger tips By morning most. it
Stockson Bonds—W by shouldn’t i? not all of this awful scuri will have
His father is a bear and hes been disappeared Two or three applications
fighting us bulls on the street fonuill destroy erery .bit 01 dandruil; slop: _
weelr.—~Boston Transcript. scalp “firing and telling hair. : . '
Federal Reserve Bank
--a new idea in modern
directed by. men
in .w orpemnu .
' hour, . mood
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