\
THE SOUTH NORWALI “INDIE m
m 803.1113} elm me one imperative de-
, .1 am 1brand of soldiers everywhere is to
‘mm '1 baeeo. It helps to while away ted:
snow“ “Mil-gawhlud
W" ' weariness and quiets soldiers aortas
ohen they‘ re under fire or waiting for
If the sedative drug nico-
anus. LL was, ,,
racemes 1
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TUBE ALIANAC FOR
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borrows-u 1°=-539 m
"floss ans: sells 1 :.30 ‘ .
Sugar is no drug. It is a stimulant
[HG SWINEL THE-{and a highly nutritious had. its
m CALLS lworth to men eaga‘ed in any form of
arduous toll has been proved beyond
quotation. Several years ago our gov-
‘ernment hogan mcludirlg only in the
‘ Iregular commissary supplies but to
Homer's RCMBnOO—i the salty in the W The wal-
_ lue of sweet chocolate, particularly,
‘- '.« ' W ‘has been almost universally recognis-
‘ NIC [)ng ‘ed in the European war. Thousands
“Jul German families have gone without
send
an attack.
kind, it is in warfare. But solders us-
ual; have m. and lack candy,
to: which they have almost as great
a craving.
t of Old:
‘Mcmmlfllonfl‘ - m. m
. ”Walkman“,Sam‘s-afliorboyswilltoflewtbeex-
’ Myst-clock a m {The soldiers mm for candy l8 .s
W' A Degree strong as it is natural. The harder
' “muting “m Sept 5'19“" 4he works or lights, the more he wants
l All ll“‘Iaslor Masons cordially and it. And anybody who cares m win
"‘ mmally Invited.
‘ fly order of. lthe eterlaoting gratitude of Uncle
ARTHUR 7- FERRlS W. 3- Sam's soldier boys will follow the ex-
M‘“'OBERT M' WILCOX. ample of these Chicago women and
Secretary. _'gi1e them candy—not fancy bonbons.
-‘but simple and inexpensiVe candy.
and
J
A Outed Cont/Ocatlon of lunar
chapter, No. 38 R. A. M., will be bold which is the most wholesome
in Iflenic Temple, Tuesday evening lllllriiiOlla kind
June 17% «at 3 o'clock. Last of the .
W lpavmo A CORPORATION APART.
‘, F1222," ROLLER"! ll 9 The older of a federal court for
acme—r, S. LYON, Secretary. the dissolution of the $80, 090, 000 Corn
; 1— r l’rodutts Refining Company brings
‘ NO MEDIATION l11p once more the question “he!!!"
1 way to deal oilh
It is aetttled that there is not to be 0"“ is the “FPS
.. mm“ a n c confuenoe to mod- mat combines found \iolat‘ing
fl slate our dispute with tile de facto WU' trust ll".
woman-t of Mexico. And that is The(‘orn Products Company was
a wise decision. Hound guilty not because it had se-
The original conference of Argen- tually crushed competition, but be-
tlna, Basil and Chili mprescntatitcs case it had tried to. it was shown to
at Niagara Falls was not a failure. 111- bus used the old familiar device by
tumult it did not solve the Mexican vlhich the Standard Oil Company gain
,. problem it was worth 11lllle because ed its monopoly—Mill“ its product
K tserved to conlitlce intln- American at ruinousl, low prices to drltc its
. of our disinterestedness It 111111 alcompetltors out of business, In etc.
big step in the direction of genuine pectation of recouping its own last-391!
RuMericanism it has determined afterward. The Corn Product Com-
tlte attitude of South America to“ 11rd pally did not succeed Nevertheless,
its conduct imited punishment
» A repetition of that conference at punishment is doubtleSa necessary in
.thla time, ho11c1cr, would be tart-.ial such cases to prevent renewed of
‘lt is no occasion for mediation. The lenses and to deter others.
accumulated injuries done us b1 .‘tlcx- But it doesn't necessarily follow
loans, aith a crooning outrage pcr- that the breaking 1111 oi the corpora-
pelnted by Calranza' 11 gel ernnlcnt in tion into its original parts is the logi-
N unprovoked attack on our troops cal punshmenl. The public has gain-
It. Oudral, call for direct action be- ed nothing from the dissolution of
‘ ween the too countries in1'.ol\od the Standard Oil, Tobacco and other
all our government has taken algrcat trusts. The constitutent com
1' stand. Unless Carranza disa-‘ panics ha1e only found it a little
expensho to
.Q'fl' since, “d
We the attack and releases the Am- more troublesome and
loriean aoidlersupturcd no nation in «arr, on thelr v10rk.They ha1e pass-
the world can criticise as fol using ed the aditionai cost on to the con-
Home to wipe out the urong and malts sumer and are making more money
that it M“ Mi be N‘Df'aicd than ever in the case of the Corr
t: is not a question of intervention Products Company, it seems that. its
Mexico's affairs. We are nntlorgnnlzatlon resulted in it gcnuine
oil-reins oursehes. at this time ani- increase of industrial edlcicncy.
110'. With the PESDOHSil-liliii' 0i ENHE through the specialization of one
lco the kind of government she plant to make starch another to-
mm to have. “9 shall Dmbbhll'inlako glucose. etc. 115 mechanism
'. V010 ‘10 it before we get ”11'0“!“ "use good, although its 111ml conduct
‘11 v1e 113“ undertaken at DWS' was bad is it sell to keep on break-
t is the duty of maintaining out-‘1ng up a complex and efficient indus-
honor and protecting 0“? 990‘ trial machine merely because of tech
‘N property against ”Him“: no nicnl prohibitionmof else or form.
whether “1°39 ”“10““ “Women the fault is with the conduct
H ted bandits or representa-' , of the men who run “9
* 0f the Constitutional EOWm'i As one critic aptlr remarks, ‘When
an outmeblle is not legally run, we
fall on the chauffeur rather than on
the machine. With respect to a large
corporation it is the practice to let the
chaufleur escape and pry the machine
apart.
to ratifying that the Latin Re-
, in general acquiesce in this
zw' s ”Winds has fall-
): «orb made by Chili to per-
debtor nations to concerted
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THE OOUNTRY HOTEL
Ittlo .enooment.
not; shown much sm- all snow of small bots-keep-
and mail beam. recount-ht that their business
apocl'allsttodloglloso their troub
mabeapanifltatoflardmo
mmummmt
aotdafllldfldfiflfisflrat
tine is ever genuinely useful to man-1
the 1
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44.44 .4
Four times a year each buyer has the privilege
; of selling certain items at prices so low that we
consider some practically in the'nature of a gift.
. The articles herein listed for tomorrow's selling
1 . are everyone standard. first quality merchandise,
’ and each article represenis a saving of at“ least
Do not miss tomorrow's sole—tt' 5 worth com-
‘the necessary equipment, sin! and 3
materials And every time it fans
in as W! an! soon-cu
lurch, itniakessalenemy where“ '2‘
sessgttlomakakaend l Suki.“ my.
Itlsalltbemoalalbnflm m. the National
‘thepomoloounwbotels dost! Wfimhflbu
enact elaborate bills of fan. and YB my to h w. he
dm'twoutbem.mm1mfm “I" ‘5”- M
iathsconntryortbosnoiltmis colors 63:81th
. awake horn your
plain, wholesome, old-fashioned cooka dumb-1g, M m “
ing, nervedneatly anl pleasantly.i WJIIobe'm-
arm animals] pm And the ves- Ull It'll-n “It the
indlord we. will make up his mina‘ ”.i'hfi': ‘°
monuments-daily} Mb’mm
about a intelligently. wil not have M
any complaint to make about profits. factories, figum '13:
His restaurant may be hidden in. m-
mountains or the woods or the «out. iI T- l- “-
but the traveling public will find and ‘
W ‘
mfiw ’ a Lotto m i
"‘5‘” .Aflxm And It Psooog leisure who». Toe; twent n t
h" a 1 ability. (Seattle Put-Meliguca'). l . V‘ VB per an
flirty W eent. d m ..- ..m 3 weak, wobbly government at
fall a l , do 3 l W Washington; £120 proud to fight" at .
the "kn W n erva “Innis s- Rouse
rinses Ibllfg'.h:: maxim“: veltian Virility And belligegrency 31 Ill- !“ ml“ fore
we have endeavored to show [hot the ether; decrying “if m? lulflleuce
m menu“ an g mu men 1'0! Preparedness ll! 191‘ and IdVOCIlr
in business and borrows money. orimK “"MMDMDS armament in 1910;
is more than honesty or all risky and Carranza successively in turn
credlhttewustlsthat wblobbosond Wyhstbelnwithguns and
merely My hooker it. However. ammunition. while pursuing an al‘
llsonent . ...... maul-amputee policy In lesion ma, nut
‘wbilltyto “and” in”!!! berry m wou-‘hfuliy w‘
for gnaw- poy oaths “Zing for something favorable to turn
are tnrmhg Ion lens by the but up; publicly coomned to mister
tired mtmhcbobyssnoatydv venues. yet usually lptenturhg at
“embodiment-sum.“ m I. memo!» mu_
Mnemfiatfieywulh‘ttfloolt'uwym l thebor
perineum-(cueboud-uh.‘ ill to this
loygr‘labntaredownudo‘be—
“"hlhflufl “themes”;
causemeylaohod ‘Mumuw‘GMIflnsasomdthaStu-gul
a booms go.
\l’epmnodlsoonrst upon the impor-
tant slant of honesty, bot log-it will
quickl, denlmstrate that union back W.” to abandon Mr m
of honesty there is ability the enter “d n” '0' "19" “V": lllflnlt an
‘ it with ability, and make. your ability
1r1.- a is am to can. may a buolnesl mummn 0' “'Wl mum!!!“
fall-hr to a one only to go to pieces M "d "103 “Idiots the rangers d
vbecuuoe the m did not label-u new um ton-W1 at al;
father's ability and costs not see that maktns an callus: at worn"- or
it 111w necessary to buy or acouifo db? 81W of Dory-Ed and‘l'onPapen
it. anthem bonds at ms turmoi-
Tilerdore the moth thing thelenkaged in nascent-mm pmt
banker expects to III in your blah titles; and. ll the Mutton-g ata
ness life is business ability This 1| neutrality Mm to the m by
malty duonstnttcd by
performances. Your advertising. your clouding fmlgnborn (M as .
store, your dress, your belt account“, an, a“, “m d . few-ouch “It
vour energy, year dellnry WICOI. “WW “0"!!th m
evidence a .0" 'w 0 an “ I”, ‘mul “ “’0'" m.
or planet Amor-
a business mm MI W 9“" 0‘“ 'zioon rights, or to command a
miserable existence. slttinx around ”1" international W $22.1
waiting for something to turn up.“ :lpleoda to be "Wu‘w at Wall:
ing something will come to the tow
to make business better. having too will.” been” it h“ W1.“ 0“? 0f
' 1 it l
places for every dollar he gets hint
ByLLETlN FOR lMglGRANTS,
hands on, half fed and poorly clothed.’
honest to the core. but lacking the ‘
”Wigner! who win to know how
to better their condition while rcsld.
push to make a business succeed. The
ins in the United States should:
banker will not lend to such a fellow.
lie lacks the essential element of
“803' Imus-am the Enxlieb language.
2~~lnform themselves regarding the
law's and customs of the country so
You may argue that ability is labor-
ited, or that it comes from education.
Everymlhfli they may avoid trouble and pro.
tcct themselves from fraud.
and excuse yourself. Bosh!
man 8048 the education he wants. I!
not in school. then by himself. if
you haven't ability and can't acquire
it. vou can buy it in the other fol-
low. Bruins are always for sale-at
a price. And the man who looks bus-
iness ability. and cannot see the ne—.
eesaity of applying himself to acquire
it and has no money to buy it (many
great men have been made so by the
{crowd they gathered around them)
had better not be a seeker for credlb
at a. well managed bank. for out of
such loans come the losses.
Capitalize you honesty by coupling
images which are helpful in teaching
lstrangers how to conduct themselves.
well as clubs and organisations mm.
pared to use the messages in quantity.
tour "“5.
elgn groups and societies which are
desirous of forming classes for the
teaching of English, or to secure such
iodyontses as the town, state or na-
tional governments offer through
schools, post ofllces and other agen-
cles.
valuable by devoting it o honest ends;
Be on the level. but be ever buy
while you are on the level. "
After all, thrift is merely the abil-
ity to do—to earn; and earning. to
save. The ability that gets a . mun
nowhere financially is a rated
ability; for the man who applies
self to a definite end. and is m
in his application saves money as I»
IO? JEANS IN CONNECTICUT.
The soy bean is much used as a ho-
Eyour banker to lend you money, his
‘of your own"
‘ «of your money. what assurance has he
mnotpayingasitbbouid. asked a
«unwound-outline MNJIOOVIR sum.
'mmumwmmm mm -
Ions-m1!- Jo.
man food in China and Japan, and, of
late years has come into use in the
United States. not as human food. but
for feeding live lteck on the farm and
for “been nitrogen from the air
and asking oogetable matter for the
the If other cups. The Connecticut
W Shim for several years
has been testingoomc of the manyva-
rietles of this crop with entire auc-
cos. it as twantyons farmers in
WW II! the state grew‘the
mp under the direction of the m
u! moved that in any ordinary
natural sequence; and when you ask
first question will be, 'Have you any
If on can‘t tube can
that you will judiciously use the lion-
ie'y he leads you? Character and cap-
ocity—tbe two big do of credit. but
flooding to capital, the last big “C"
without which you- -cannot succeed.
dwtth Well you are bound to wk
it you use it alright.
handed am by
Yomflowmvbnim
m‘
Woodman-shells ”.1mmuamavml
Stripes at Vera Crau a“ duhg .
[any with a deponiag ill-notion as '
has been left in a healthy state 11, o "W the destruction 0! the Lusita- .
your Dalilptatform condemnation it"loyd, “1 1
w—v
The North American Civic untrue '
for immigrants prints leaflets to ncw- E
comers in both‘ English and ol‘heuan- '
ilndividuais desiring a few leaflets, as .
rated in this patriotic work and Dre- 1
on awn-t to correspond with the
National Other, 173 State street. Bos- :
This league is anxious to
cooperate witPl‘ citizens. or with for- Q
.
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goo Yards
“LR POPLIN
Yard wide, in brown and three
shades. of blue. The regular
price to a dollar
'sroar STRIPE!)
SKIRTS
lode d striped .m, M.
ed nth belt. patch pollen snd
bros battens.
’ Tomorrow
45 inches wide. Fine round
threw, Almiy shrunk W
linen, VII 93‘! yard. 7 .
' 1
. k 1
WHITE DRESS LINED“ "
Buyers Day ......
per yard. CLEO soon.
Tomorrow Tonm
Buyers Day . "”586 Buyers Day ...... .196
VIOIEN’S DAIN‘TY
700 Yards WHITE AND
SPORT STRIPE SKIRT
INGS AND COATINGS
allcoloro.averymthystrlpe
Themdordolothamuyy
COLORED WAISTS
in five now tlstlnet models.
made with full, lose and enl-
broidery trimmed. Never sold
WHITE FIGURE!)
DRESS LINEN
h‘on-Krushable. Yard wide 5
dress linen. Three best colors. l
French blue, new rose and nes- ,
ids green. Value 75 cuts For 1
yard,-
Tomorrow
Buyers Day . . . . . . 59c
“W Va! ape yd. less than 81. 50 each and, good
Tomorrow values at that
Buyers my ....... Tomorrow
Buyers Day ......
CED“ OIL woum.
i
For ciao-ins and sounds:
hardwood noon, lnrnfturo.
pianos, automobiles. ate. 1 pint
Reg price
Tomorrow
ZZ. .. ......25c
WASH DRESSES
in five distinct models. Strip-
ed. figured. lawns and rotten. in
new and dainty styles. ValueJ
FANCY WHITE GOODS
Excellent
value. War price lac per
1ch
For uaists, dresses.
Tomorrow
Buyers Day .....
:5. 98 to 86. 98 eacl
Tomorrow
Buyers Day.
WIZARD OIL M098
Triangular shape. Gets into the
COMBINATION
Short skirt and met
Mass of he lanolin. loos and
COVCI'.
KITCHEN TOWELS
Sturdy value. All pure linen.
4b inches wide White and In
colors. Val. 25c yd1 5
Tomorrow
Buyers Day .....
corners. Regular price 50 cents
each, embroidery trimmed. Valtm
Tomorrow 81.50 each. '
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TABLE OIL CLOTH PRINCESS SLIPS
blade of due nalnaook. Lace
trimmed. All sises. Regular
price u 50 each
Tomorrou
Buyers Day ....... 63c
MEN‘S NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS 1
Made of Madras and percelear
Laundered or soft culls. Value
81.00. each.
Tomorrow
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PEROKIDE
16 0:, bottles. Full strength.
Regulurprice, 25 cents per
bottle.
Tomorrow 17% ,
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results of laboratory and field tests
with this crop and will besent on ap-
plication to the Connecticut Agricul-
tural Station. New Haven.
Til”, WEAK AND NERVOUS.
My Ara so Ian, booth News":
People In This Condition?
libel tired out, irritable and depress-
ed? .
Urine irregular; book weak and
palatal!
Those are symptoms that suggest
Idlney‘ta'ooble. -
When the kidneys call for help.
Assist them with o rested kidney
M. M .1
(the them the hob they mood.
ale remedy more my recommend-
ed that Dana's may Pills.
Endorsed by astefnl people.
Consuming testimony Julio's:
um Wm. ammo. nun street. ' '
Via-amt. Cosmos”: “l was sub- _
:ieot some of flatness and nor: ‘
Delicious Creamery Butter, lb. 33¢
PnreTornasoCa'saup,
Carmelo Cofieer.
3 bots. 25¢
assess-Joana...
racy Pink Salmon. can 8.;
White Rose Jelly Powder . . . .
Evaporated Apples, pkg.
--2 ohm-15¢
10¢
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11.511111.
at Com 5m.
‘ ,1 Emil-flak
BuyColliiiow
[twill not be any
lower in price this ‘
year than new.
Norwalk Chronicler