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u ilt'lit‘l‘ hard t‘ogl than ours. A33 you will never find anything but 5d
‘ l‘tlal' clean, fr churning, he't- ‘tittg cool. All coal look' alike, but ' _ Suit fchaSed Thur a .
“ WILL BE WORTH WHILE. our mill is fu‘suporior in be?“ filling and money-swing Zunlities to With every 310 and ‘12 50 P“ y
H other cool at the same price per ton. Order a ton or two of our Smart Appearing ”-50 and $000 STRAWS for .. 81,”
H (lull today just to see the big dilerenco.
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to . 149 h‘ ' . .
u 19 Rallroad Ave. South Norwalk, Ct. ~ w" mm" M“ 3"“ """m' °°"" Double 5. s H. Green Trading Stamps Given on Thursday.
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:: $1.00 DAY. ORTH AND MORE ON make it pleasant and profitable for you. TRADE AT
U YOUR MONEY'S w W] i [AM Ml L Andrew Dave Inc
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H 98 Washington Street Sguth Norwalk.
H Leadi Grocer. .. . t‘ , l’ as, Tomatoes. assorted to suit, for $1. 0.
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H ' Choice of Three Mom ’ Woolen: are up, so am '1.
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Come hero—Your Dollar will have git” purchasing p°w_ French Fried Potatoes, Slim-d 'l‘unulitoes, l'iqusnt Dressing, Tea or 1°" off on my 3““ at ‘1-
” Codes, 2 bottles i’llbst Blur liibtmn. . ‘
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It 001 and 8111‘an . ‘ openwse will gglsd to welcomcsylc’lu among those many depositors
ll . ' 0: who on my till“ this bank with rdvnntngv to themselves.
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HEALTH news. lcal examination.
-— The conclusions res -
Poverty and tubercuIOSIs—tuberculo-' on“. pom dl
rectly to the close connection be-
is and .povertyl These are the es-‘
tween poverty and tuberculosis. Tho
ntinl facts which force themselvls‘ “*‘ ~ *
‘ great factor underlying the entire
- tic attention 0 every investigator problem w“ seemingly the! of scan
ho faces the problem of that disease. omic conditions. One-sixth of all tu-
lle tenement house district of (‘incin- berculosis cases came from cheap
ati yit-lds ii tuberculosis morbidity lodging houses; Alcoholism was a
st three times as great its the areas prominent cause, and often accelerat-
here better housing prevails. In 197‘cd the roruse of the disease. Occa-
milics in which tuberculosis existed ‘pntionnl hazards and bad working con-
le ill't‘l‘ilgt' monthly income for s‘ditons were apparently responsibiie
tiliiy of four was approximately $67. for about 20 per cent. of the case! but
ter paying the pmrnta share for in the majority of instances these
at and rent. a balance of 85.13 rc- hazards wore not necessarily inherent
aimed for each individual to meet all in the occupation. Previous tuborculo
her expenses. Such a low subsist- sis in the family occurred in practi-
lee level works like black magic in cally a third of all the cases investi-
us spread of tuberculosis. Moreover, gated. Dissipation, overcrowding bad
d this is a point over which the housing, and innate luck of personal
biic should ponder, the home of the responsibility, were also listed as
ernge wage earner was found to be causes. ‘ '
rlcss sanitary than the average far-g An interesting feature of the re-‘
try and workshop. In regard to all port. and one which has not previous-
e factors which make for healthful ly been dwolt upon in studies of this
'lng. ventilation. sutficient lightychnrncter. relates to the effect of im-
cper temperature ,s‘nd freedom from migration and the rate of growth of
ercrmvding. the score was in favor'the population of a city upon the tn-
the factory in nearly every in-‘gberculosis death rnte.
ance
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‘ . . it is shown!
The (‘m of ”Minna” mm ltbat elties Will] a population com-'
. ‘ . ed that'posed largely of racial stock having 3‘,
-r tuberculosls death rate wss 50 limited resistance to tuberculosis are!
cent. above the average and that subject to e‘high 150mm! mellow!
had failed to manifest a tendencyithnt‘ disease. while centers having ai
decline. She felt no ovum lnt’slnv rote of. population lacrosse g...
ing this admission. Rather, sheillllewiso sable.“ too Nth W;
minimum would learn guy’s. m... 7.... w“... a, is. “a...“ about mt Christ has-done for “but, magma me
' - an eminent health departmentzin a comp ve b m ‘
.. favonmcllmuclnluonces. sheheen mm cliffs:a qKismet witti
. suffering from twice the mortal-cut exception those with o high per-vi
' from that disuse as her neigh'centage of It“, mm M
Pittsbursh. humanely the‘tlerman stock. and theistic which-tho
lted Ststos Public'fiooitb Servicelnogro pom lbw-h; Inn.
requested to was s tool-oust: limo a com. ‘slngty high mortally,"
_ y of tho situptionsnd submit siwllilo thosp where tho itsllsn. end:
rt. To Mrwmmlm;n'hh element In pm,
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population lacrosse. show s low tuber-
(-ulosis mortality, while Cincinnati
and Baltimore with s relatively small.
population increase have a high tuber
rulosis rate. Doubtiess the true ex-
piunation of this discrepancy is thst
advanced by the authors. nomely. that
where the population increase is run-
id new buildings are erected to take
the place of old inssllitary structures
and better housing conditions prevsil.
OUR ACTIONS TELL. ‘
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No Need to Worry About More
Words, Says Writer.
About the only evidence the world,
demands of us in regard to the'
genuine value of our religion is:
right living. says the Lutheran. thi-
believers do not core so much about
our profession, our talk. or creed. or
even our devotions. Our hope of heav-
en or fear of hell does not move them.
They demand a different kind of faith
than that exercised by devils. which
caused them to trouble. They wenti
the good Samsritnn kind, the mith'
that worketh by love. They went the
Pauline kind, which not only says.
"Who art Thou. Lord?" but slso,‘
"Lord, whet wilt Thou have me to
do?" Our actions yell; they shout:
they are heard by everybody shove
the noise of busines! and plenum.
The words of our months are more
whispers in compel-Eon. The world
does.not care to hoar'us try to tell,
it does want to see a [living sample
or first He has done l; mu;
man would sell very few smiles».
on his testimony as win. “it; “g
the goods. m. m m
gm not mm m. M'Mm.hreu.
solves the: style. shape. motor-lat. utilzi
lot" m1: no mm M
In W»! lilo
union Isl-air! in;
Mill. in. in {IN
tum.
gunmen “in summit... on...
pattern." He sold of himself: "Be” A KING's TRICK.
followers of me. even so I also up of King Gustavus. 1U. of Sweden. Md
Christa" 1‘“ of supreme imporunoe'm frequently invited to the little
that, when . professing Christi-stimuli of Schwerin. in 1788 he paid a
wslks down the street, every one who‘VlF" l0 th‘mw)’. and II 80011 as the
sees him will think and soy, "Therepuchess of Necklenburg been! of his
goes a real Chmuu"; and when he approach she prepsred fetes in his
goes into his plsc eof business. his'honor. But Gustsvus. who disdslnod
associates will think and say. "Thore‘the petty courts of the smell rulers.
is s ‘msn who lives and enjoys ro- sent two of his attendants—s pogo
ligiog"; and when 110 i! seen “foamed Peyton sud Desvouges. a valet
where. those who know him cannot who had formerly been an actor—to
help but Will! 10" 3 vitsl, satisfying.‘ be entertained by the duchess. The
transforming. practical religion ilkoilwo personated the king and his
his- minister. Baron Span-e, and sustained
the characters throughout. They no,
Farm and Fireside tells of the is- :3: (2:. $21: 3::le 3:332:12:
test thing in sanitation: . .
' the ecklenbur ladies who were .
A sterilised egg company has been M g 2
formed at Alexandria. Minn. for trent- 39:32:! oxygen? thslrati‘iezisn
mg eggs so they will Skeep for ‘ .Wihor portrait. Meanwhile Gustavus‘
called indefinite period. The mochtne. ' I
.wss enjoying himself elsewhere in
which does the work destroys the our secret.
bryo of the egg. :making it infertile, '
steriiiues the slléll. and then hermeti-
cally seals it to prevent shrinkage by
evaporation, and also to ,koop germs
from reaching the contents.
The machine. has in capacity. of
twelve thousand dozen a day.'Results
in California on said to have been
thoroughly satisfootory. A government
export- is now investigating themat-
tee to loom. whether the new method
is likely to affect seriously. the o“
trifle. ‘ 3 >
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NOW IT'S STERILIZED EGGS.
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'ms wmren ROAD. I
The snow is drifted ’noath the hill.
The angry wind goes screaming by.
The sleet ls pounding. on. the sill.
The curtsins drawn across the sky.
0 .
0 where is now the sunshine storsdft
Where bloom the flowers sweet sod
bright?
Whore hides the boo the raiser board?
Can fairies room on such s night?
' Pile high the hearth with knots of
nine.
Di-iu ell' thoushts of mist end
”0091'-
Bid lmwitllln the hurt to shine.
hume- the ilrsllgkts through the
100':
ries again he's going to boy. ‘ohsy;
ell-install: from the my."
"Wat's the» WV“ “ '
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:m life is use, you. .rml.
teem-c. tom-
W on “mommy we:
wait-M “ a. "lit mmruxmm
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towing lioqulm More Ability Tina
In knowledge of what public purposes
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THE WIENCE OF CHARITY.
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lgmlng. any. Carnegie.
in the Women's Home Companion
is an article by Andrew Carnegie on
the principles of giving by which be
has disposed of $350,000,090.
“The Greet problem In our ago." he
says. “is the proper use and adminis-
trstlou of wealth. This msy seem
surprising when it is considered that
there on but three ways in which it
con be used: First. saved to be left
to one's family; second. bequeathed
for public purposes, and. third. admin.
intend for the public good during the
lifetime of its possessor. Fusing
over the first mode. which to me
seems to be the most inlndicious—
after providing modcrstc sources
income for wife. daughters and sons-—
we come to..tbc suggestion that one's
wealth be bequeathed for public uses.
“This is one way. to be sure. in case
a man is content to‘wult until his
death before he becomes of much
good in the world At the some time.
have been served by legacies is not
ulculatod always to inspire in one
the brightest hopes that much post-
humous benefit will be accomplished
by them. Many cases come to mind
in which the actusl object sought by
the testator hes not been attained. in-
deed his resl wishes are often thwart
ed. There are. instances in which
the bequests are being used in such
u may as to. serve as monuments 0!
till givers' folly. It should not'b'o
forgotten that. as a. rule,. more abil-
ity is renuirod'to use wealth so that
it will be mlly bonedcigi tetheoom-
nullity than is called forth in tho ,
mere making of s fortune."
A new. method of using cool in' coat-
potltioo with oil fuel has been tried;
st Vancouver. British Colniulllo.
Thole condom the experiments II! ‘
that crushed soul can he lied
mermethoq in use for oil. Theo"
process is ly tutors to
Ito
It will. nil»
in ‘.t“"
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sully: it. flue-smoking.
“at
”twang .
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_ ms sit-um ruler my.
HQUIE OF TOO MUCH TRON-LL
in the House of Too Much Trouble
Lived o lonely little boy;
He was eager for a playmate,
HI wu- hungry for a. toy.
But ’twss always too much bother.
Too much dirt snd too much. noise.
that the House of Too Much Trouble
Wun't meant for little boys.
i
And sometimes the little follow
[an s book upon the floor;
0r forgot and laughed too. loudly.
Or he failed to close the door;.
in s House of Too Much Trouble
Things must be precise and trim—-
in a House of Too IMuch Trouble
There was little room for him.
He must never scatter playthings.
He must never romp and play;
of. Ey’ry room must, be in order
And keep quiet all the day;
lie had never had compsnlops.
He had never owned a pet——
In the House of Too Much Trouble
It is trim and quiet yet._
Ev'ry room is set in order—
Every book is in its place,
And the lonely little fellow
Wears a smile upon his face, ..
in, the House of The Much Trouble
'He is silent and at rest——
In the House of Too Much Trouble
With a lily on his Mali.
-Albert Blgelow Pslnc.
"What's the reason this train‘s
late?" said the restless passenger.
“i don‘t. WW." replied the cou-
ductor.
"lion have said, ‘I don't know: or,
'l fol-oft: to every question i have
asked.
“Well. ltnl. trslnlng for-promotion.
rip-an ambitious moo. Andy-miller.
I may meet an influential director
who- will take s fancy to the way 1
Nil? answer questions if’l was ten-
m' ill ill. hmflnflMl’H-m
ingtoa Star.
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in turnout-o « -
Mt osn't remain", within.
it's muslin—sunfll’dflm.
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