masons 011'
, walla
Stirtx. Drawers.
- and Combinations.
h Camplete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
When» Hotel Block
South Norwalli
No 35604
li'l’ ’S
Wary Monday evening.
of i, will celebrate
anniversary tomorrow.
til-11. Frederick
1 rt. were
S. lluucoe,
ii. ‘Union Miusinn,
Sunday, at 10:30 a. 111.,
m. .
nriety of caps, O'Brien's.
1111111011 of the members of
'Scoutmasters’
a trip to Nash's Island,
1111111111111“, February 12th.
Warden
g the Teacher's
. dietown High (School 011
in, the Schooll."
5111111111111, 01 Ponty's
They are of great value
turned to her.
l'.8..D
* W HUSH N HHDER-
Gowns. l
iew‘ Dance Record
121-01; and a ”ne- acccpted a posoition in the Pouch Shop
$1.25
will play Ben Port
(Jails, in the preliminaiv game. at meet.
and Mrs. Archie Curler, of But-
thcir first
Frederick M. RUSH)“, and Mr.
visitors in Not'wélk
tings will be held at the Pente-
‘ 6 Raymond
3 and
th e
School . are
Wilbur Smith is in-
»Middlesex County where be. 111
Institution in
"Bird
music
lost important papers on North
r‘Washlugton streets Tuesday
' hhe wlil'apprecime it it they
live Sergeant Thomas Leather
brought to his home yester
Lawrence and John
'0 111 the. Norwalk ambulance.
but a recov-‘
1-5151
THE lllDNflS If l0l|ll BACK HURTS
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Advises Folks to ‘Overoome Kidney
And Bladder Trouble While it is
l NORWALK
l
l
m.
The thermometer registered 10 d1-
take a tablespoonful in a glass of wa-
ter before breakfast for alew days
green above zero this morning Only Trouble and your kidneys will then act fine.
A Red Star/barge loaded with 2111- Eating meat regularly eventually This famous salts is made from the
thracite M is being unloaded at produces kidney trouble in some acid of grapes and lemon juice. com-
l
”#113111” coal dock
Liz's. ©1191 wood, of \\'infic!d strx'et,
is ill with the grip. ,
(‘haxles Tobey, of Charles street has
form or other, says a well-known au-
thority, because the uric acid in meat
excites the kidneys, they become ov-
erworked; get sluggish; clog up and
cause all sorts of distress, particular-
ly backache and mi’Iaery in the kid-
ney region; rheumatic twinges, se-
vere hea1daches,.acld stomach, consti-
1bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to flush clogged kid“
heys and stimulate. them to normal ac.-
tivity; also to neutralize the acids in
the urine so it no‘ longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders. '
Jad Salt; cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
water drink which millions of men and
women takonow and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs
thus avoiding serious kidney disease.
~Ad1'. '
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l
i ortrhe~1e1
The Official Board of the East are-
111111 M 1111119111 8. meeting after 11/
:pH yers meeting last evening and (1‘s nation, torpid liver, sleepiessness,
1111151111 of toutine bulsness. Tonight
John Stapleton will address the Bible bladder and urinary irritation. .
Study 131-1191: l The. moment your back hurts or kid-
.- On Monday morning a new kinder ncys arenl acting right, or ii bladder
igwtcn cla<s in t.‘ 13 nMrvin and Fitch 1101111115 y,ou get about four ounces of
schools 11 ill be started. No children Jad Sdufi [10111 any good pharmacy;
under 5 years of age will be admitted ,-__,,,_
zliieltla: will] use-91111.1 the 111111123303: QUALITY OF MILK VASTLY IM- .3193 of any 0111, food p Hodu t rc-
' 11‘11' \(lOO m1 111 1-1 1 1
111; class in the Marvin school will PROVED. llum’d w1t|1 buttor. “'9' nineti-mne
1111,1591 of adulterated or ., misbranded
This is necessitated becaust
there is but one. kindergalen teacher. butter consisted of the sale of reno-
vated butter or olnoma'garlne on b11‘-
Officer John L. Roberts was taken.
to the Post Graduate hospital yester-I 1111'. 111 these instances the quostln"
‘ol' heulthfulness 11115 not i'aiSel_
day, where he will undergo treatment
”"JUL' Says the commissioner "t‘iore
for the bullet wound which he re;
ceivod some time ago”. Ex-ray pic"connoissioner. which has just been shouldybe little difference 0' 01"“ 0'1
“Winding the “Hill or reasonablenos'.
tures of his head will be made. The submitted to the governor. discusses .
condition of Mr. Roberts is far from , milk production, meat lnspact'on and of purChasers l0 be served with "‘94
» . l I) ‘1 ‘ . 1 ~
satisfactory, although there 15' eve-3,1 1100,] and drug ccntrcl in the state. Wll‘o‘l ‘11 y tic-=11. instead 11’ ha i W
' a substitute
So State Commissioner Notes in Re-
port—Says Standard Can Be Higher
——Recommcnda Licensing of Butter
Dealers.
The report of the. da’ry and food
(thlm‘t‘ 0t l'l‘COVt‘l‘)’. land in concluviou C0111111is3'0“er i1 .. therefore palmed of! on
TOG-”13' i8 011‘“qu H01: 132113 “M‘Frauh ll. Studtmueller recommends t em. 1
since the follow could see his shadow ; the addition ”f (:11'1 inspector. the, .... ”...—..-.“
THE SERVANT !N THE HOUSE
The federal department of labor is
going to investigate thi1 servant prob-
lem. There is to be 11 general in-
quli'y throughout the country, 'Vl‘llli
ever}? employer of domestic help 10.1
tll‘ylng an an expert witness. Mr. (‘am-
inelii. the immigration commissioner,
is responsible. He. wants the cooper-
mday, we will have six mor11 weeks 01411115531111 of 1111 act remi‘ing the label:
winter. H111: of all sub-diviuicno or lots of
The single men defeated the mar ji‘onds to conform to the state “cote
ried men in :1 pinochle tournament '1'911uircd upon the. orlainal packarm,
held in the Mayflower Hook and Lad-1 the licensing or dea‘e's 0f oleoma'-
dcr company lam night. karma and 1"eno1ated butter, tho
\\ ednesday evening 1 51ml. ”Slimlipasuaue: in 111eati1mpection hwond
ho home 01 Mr. and 3115. Hurnnhe annual rovistvation at all milk
'l’mor 01' ('9an "l "WW“ "“lkin"'pri1tliiiors and 111.1lr-1's.
$31111 the parents of a t11'11lv11-[111und liennrding milk production. the 'ulion'of Women’s clubs and house-
"1 11 501111111 01‘ 11111 menr: (11155 of "Olllmissioner sava:—— wivm leagues and 01111111101111 Hat“
11111 East Awnue M. 1-21.) (‘llul‘lll will; "The magnitude of the milk i'- uuall!led.to speak on the 511113001. And
be 111 Id tonig, 1l1t 111 7:' This is a d111-1tr,v.tht1 largo tolume of dai‘y ”WW- OUP-ht to be no difficulty in 1:01.-
ting lufot'mntlon. Was there ever a
woman who didn't cnjoy talking about
the servant problem in her house?
"Are you able to keep 11 servant?
What wage: do you pay? How 111111131
time. off do you give her? What olhrr
inducements do you offer for faithful
service? How long 111111 your present;
cook or maid been with vou? What;
are the chief dlllicullieu you have?"
litl' .- 1111111, but sol at this houil'. as production and (-1.1n111mpllon and in
11111 Meakei of the evening will 1ave tuscenllbillty m 00111119111111“ 111 and
111 [1111111 eaily. and tht1 (lasts desire deletioration 111 l Q U“ « 1111 Q
to give all the time possible to Mr. 1 1119- 11-1 t mot
51.111.111011. 'l‘l111 musical mogram hunorlam feature of all food 001111-111
will come altet the address Judy; Work of the. state [11 fll'l‘n‘l “1“ 1"9. 11
11... lrom the response 10 the many be no misunderstanding, let it be un-
invitations;1891:1301): Bin“;l‘i‘::::‘r”:: dorstosd that tho average ouuil'y of
1 ( - 1 1 . ' '
’;1‘11‘f:l‘l:l:ellcl‘ordlngl) ' .milk produced throughout Connecti-
..-_ -. ___.____....._. 12111 has improved vactly dur‘nw the
egg-11 rar- “Nam". toast decade. That it can he brought
clean,
You can save a
few dollars by buy-
ing a suit or over-
coat here now.
It will pay you to buy now for next
season when clothing will be much
higher 111 price.
We need the room for spring goods
so must clear out all Winter suits and
.overcoats.
Men’s and” Young Men’s
Suits
Men’s and You-11g Men’s
Overcoats -
$10.00 Suits ................ . ..... $7.85 $10.00 Overcoat; ----............-... $7.85
$15.50 and $13 Suits ..... $12.85 $15.00 Overcoat: $10.35
$20.00 Suits $15.85 $20.00/Ovcrcoats --..-..........- $14.85
$25.00 Suits " $20.85 $25.00 Overcoat: ............... . $18.85
Men's $10 Raincoats ...\. ......... - $7.85 $30.00 Overwfis ----..W 322,85
1 ‘ Rogers 81 Stevens
THE HOME; OF HART SCHA FFNER & MARX CLOTHES.
Norwalk So. Norwalk
its peculiar 1311111111, and each with it1111n's into in one direction or in the m "Mle HlGHER
01111 boss who doesn't want any lnlef',11tl11r. 'l‘wo states last month voted rum-11101111, Feb. 2.—lt was said
former, even from iYnclo. Sam. l 1111 the question of extending the 3111- althlllee of the dairy commisslom ' I
-—--—--_-----—-——-—— franc to women. these- being South nan-1101111101 today that aunltorm
Tm: VOTING WOMEN. lilahota and 1110111. Virginia. in ‘mllrim'daix 111111111 11111 hurt for milk
l ‘1 =05 liln proposal was rejectei—ufifl '1!!! established in Moriden
_dltlon is serioua.
limited forward to.
2 OWAYT011
1; m um u'
, ..t"
lilo
and linking for favorable reportsl
- \~M 5“ "w' r' '«_-'~.;.,‘1"-. W' '1 -
Ill-lilting in the Fir st District.
tunes have already been nigned :llltlilllt'll
, .
0115.. May Gilman
“Hiding oi Misu lldninu
1l:: adder 111 1"..l'wmd 1‘11. “111111.111 111151-
111.1t(' Wednesday evening at right
‘13 one error made by A"v'1;‘1,-ltcl1 :11 the, Church of the interces-
: 1
111111 in the struggle was
”Mint; 11111111111111“ m‘mp mem- “111-1 home (it the bride. The bride
who was given away in 111:11'1'i11u11 by
The 011111111 shr 111114 of
111.3111 autiu, 0111111'11111111'1111 in lilac. Sin,1
111112: '11 tulle \‘cii arranged with :1
wreath of orange blossoms and 11:11--
"1-111 a bouquet of white roses and
Volvo 111' the \‘allcv. Mr. Nounun is:
a 11111:.i11 of Miss Gilmuu.
“...—”a ..
. , ., , 1'1 '1‘ ' l'1ce.
Candlemas .Day,11a1cele “1”} '
= 1 in St. Mary's Church by masses
' 7111111 8 o‘clock, The blessing
dies preceded the first. mass.
“1111111 in honor of the Sacred
' ll] he. held thl'14 cv calm: at 8
Feast of ISL. Blaine will
ehrated tomorrow and the core
>0, the ‘biessmg Of lllroal‘l Wm tuned liquidation 111 the Col: on Mar
to 7 and 8 o'clock masses, and 1.1 today and M111 Comm,“ withi 11
ices at 3 and S p m \1 1111 lint. ten minutes sold off to 11.60,
[111 hr 12011111: from 11.1111 nif'ht's closinr.
M
111111- 11111011 111111 1111.:1'11 1111 the
u..—
COTTON AT NEW LOW PRlCE
"y oith foodstuffs and muni~ can liner, Philadelphia which left
New York last Saturday for Liver-
.
Moi gnu l
#116 a lilcllor standart
i'l‘he work confronting the
l11111111 111111111121 the-rotors not 01111' of
inlaintaininz tho
but also of rals' 111; it pnrtl uln'ly in
gen for as th' 14 mitv be influenced b;
stable. and dairy lncpoctlm.
i
munnissioucr 31111::
that
drugs supplied in the. suite have he'll.
(11 constituted technical
111m 11'olatio111 ot‘ the fowl and drug
laws.
were haw-d and referred. n11 providei
by statute. to local
tnltvution in town'- in which the of~
lenses were (oi11n1lt11d “
l
1
l
l
133111 .Ucorlce Club held its weekly 11mm 1.1 New 1011: 1-111 111111 :111111 (“ill 1'1'1ie11' 01‘ 51111111 or the 11111111111 of 11111011101‘11 11111111111.
‘ "last night at the home of C. 111122111 10 John 1". 313011111111. ll. of 11111 milk problc 11 for 11121111311: Fm be it from am male to venture
1\111 \orh mu. '1‘ 110 “Willing “Wk ‘ years. an opinion on this linzmdouu question
éven Wlul hlnl When 11111011 111 lellfil “0110 11 down (if Wlllll" ' l
- ' ‘ ' ’ " ' 1- - ' ~ 1 . . - ~ 1. '11 been uue as true in 011‘ '11“-
ed. Samuel Greenstcin won ~111|l11 (11'111' “.h-m, Mm“ ”“1,de with “11h 111111.,1 011111111101», 01 standari \1ould make 11. more. attractnc 10 3311:3111 111111311 an in lllinoia. it is
- old “mi“, lace. The court trai1111'us11f uunhtv. llut .1811 of the stunning t'1k- young women who now regard it us ‘ '
NEil' ii URN Feb " r-Tllpl‘t‘ v as 1'1'1 larmq
’ 1 W1 "11'0““ ‘0 11.1 100'" 11191.1" ‘11 WOMEN’S coA'rs ALL SIZES WOMEN'S AND MISSES' DRESSES
- - . 1':1,..1.~11. 1. .. s 11. , '11 1- . » 1 .
TE PINE AND TAR— 12:5Tililtesfiegtstpz? lifts-$311311. w 1915: $ $45. Final Slle Price .......... .. $22.50 The scgzoiis’s Smartest Siyks- Serge and Silk,
, -- '1rzl1lftftl..t 11' 1 1 - , - , - 1
magi“, Colds, Bronchitis” Till: age] (is pggcggdlniilg‘fiivégpugl 1,3. ,. $40’ Final S 1° P999 ------------ $20.00 new m e $9 501 $9. 75’ $9. 95, $1.2 ”98 $1.4 98
Etc. at reduced Speed and" probably “'l“ $3OSFlnal sale Pr1ce """"""" $16.9; WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS
111-1119. at that port Monday afternoon. l. . $25, Final Sale Price ......... $11.95. F‘ l Sal P . $ 00- $12 $1 8
The American Line ociala have no i $20 F; a] $11 Pric ‘ 1-. um 13 rice 9 951 _ 4-9
W l” 1"" £1111.- ' ' f“ ° .° ' ;. $9191 EVENING DRESSES .
q $I5’ Final Sale Pnce " """"" " $685 Final Sal: Price. $10
13“ A Striking Digplay of HANDSOME NE’W PETTICOATS
Q BLOUSES. See them, their beauty is un-' ”98¢fl$1-50 and $1.98 ~
6 [nary t ‘1‘ ”“31““ 3““ the “1““ - , - ' SKIRTS
lg 98c, $1.25, $1. 57; $1. 98, $2.25,’ $2.50, $2.98, Final Sale Price 1'
.. $3 98 $493- $1 98 $2 98 $3 98 $4 98 and $5 98
money deposited in this bank 011 l
1'
Such question: as these are 'to be fired
at the nation's housewives.
For the sake of getting the nhnln
thing straight, lets hope the. depar-t'
mom will not overlook the servants”
testimony. They surely know as
much about the problem an their 11111-
true.
deparb
is also “0w She Past Her Ballot in Staten. l‘
‘ where She Had the Prlvilege.
A» regards this very interesting
question of the woman v,otc we h'1‘vo-
1.111 llllnols records. in that great
1.11am women have nowvvoted for the
111.11 1111113 in a presidential year and
present standard,
{in 1l1c Ame; icun Reviow of Reviewal": 53°03’30“
and
tonight.
on ”The Progress of the wma—lmmmnmcncut Milk P1011110.
recently organized.
. ‘ m1: [Elie wholesale price. has
"Petticoat Pel'l‘ilty“ whiz-11m- that 111-11111.
at iloyt's Theatre
~l)on't forget
“Neighbors"
"—1“ Soft “inns, UBI‘ien'S.
I
The (11111 ’ s1 1 1 '. 15:50 lndct1 ' 1ft h1v 1111' 111:1-
11113 lomr “1 (’5 ll 1111th ”t 3' d' 11h: ' " l‘ " -1!111i1' ballots are counted separately.
“1'. Hughes has an Illinois plurality
of 9110111 1751.000 over Mr. Wilson.
The vote of women is divided in al-
111011'. exactly the same ratio 11:: the
1‘1-1 it drum Innlr nq H' (‘nn‘nfigqlnn‘ir
Caminetti is on the right. track when.
A .9 the
ro'nltn 1'!
to food and drug control,
“The
B 11131081 cau‘sed “ll“ gemle'sl1111.'lht1 «11111110111 being 11111101111011 ’ . on
'be expelled from the- club.Tl111 1,. ”,1 1191 p, .‘ll‘o ll (latru 1101111 the work of this do'mrt11u1"t for the in advance ofhi‘s inquiry, he remarks: ‘9“: Of‘ men. Thus :he ‘nil‘limncm ,
., won ot'l11ccl1urcb. let'l‘lllltm {Ullo‘ll‘ll ill "”1 l“'0 .1"an jilH'if)’ the rtutwn'nt "Our 11111101 is that 0113' way of :10lv— ill?" hm“: ““01" WP“ “l‘ a. 0“ l -
polilsta affect the. minds of men and
11111 the question may lie in a stand-
wumrn in similar degree. '1‘th 5001115
11111111111011 of household work. That
the. (111:1lit" of H111 ((1014 and
puselblo that the women in the Mor-
mon states were not quite as inde-
pendent in their judgment as the men
and were a. lit“:‘ more 11""er ‘1"
what they regarded as at attitude of
give 10111: and rpuablu~sufvico.u the Mormon church authoritic 1'11
l 11111 11. 111111 1111 “somo'job” to stand- ‘ 111' 110 facts as yet that sumciently
that the ardizo household work, when there liovc any of the various statements
f'anrlulcnt arr1 1111111111111 of 11011111161111, each with made an to the. “swing" of the. wom-
a humiliating: form of employment. We
bclicvc. too, that; good results might
follow if housewives would adopt the
good busineqs policy ofocca.1i1111:1lly
raising the wages of servants who
or frau "11-
11111111 which 1’13 proaecut’om
111 Mervin f1r1
‘11,.
The commissionci
percentage
sav o
of
. v.
‘¢\ «5.1a
r
a» .\
"ea-.3.
BUCEYE INCUBATORS .-
Hatches Every “untenable Egg
(lid Colony
Standard Modem
Broods ,_
100 to 1000
Chicks 1, __
Burns Hard anti Soil Coal
Albert 0. Morgan-
AA
d”
F 111211 Clearance Sale
sTEAMERS STAY lN 1 .118 less active than yestcr- \‘
PORT. 'tl:1_1 and tho exutcment precipitated 1;, l-‘l
1 Feb 2.'~MF0111 h) the German 1101c approved to be .1231 V
ND, he. 1. I
teamers woie in port todaxl <11blzulint. The decline was; followed 1"" ‘ : /
1111-1111.: 1111111111: 11111011 it 1111.11I “V ‘ (11110112-21111-01311 ‘10 3" 111111111 1,, This sale offers you the very finest Garments in the world at the price of common-
’ — HZ . ' 1' .
111 la circles. They are {.1 lace kind It’s our 0 fan] ' on’ k a vanta e al 6100 ortumt We want
131111,!) tluiligsaiidi'a. Headly and STEAMElggoiéfihKSHAFT ‘ p l y wn t If you (1.1; ta e d 'fi g h p: .1 fr. (1 1
(1 to to C 05C out CVCI' an re (21' cc 011 W at we ave C in 01' er 0
1111111 Cassandra was 110 ND“, YORK Feb. 2dr“ Amm 1_ ll y garment d we a wi mg to sa 1 1 .
do it.
‘teau Dying l: Glenliz Co
Formerly known no wanna Dyeing 10 Cleaning Co.
sllk Dresses, Gloves, Blanket! and WWW-Cleaned.
H. LYNGB. M
~ 249 State Street > JMDGEPORT—
The A. J. Angeviuc h3g1 Co.
FURNITinE
The values are big enough to make them go fast, so step lively if you want to save
money. You'll buy if you see the goods. Come and come quick
J.'B. 1.111.511.1213 » '
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