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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 14, 1917 · page 7

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Frederick 1‘. ma. the new deal-
”. “ laid "1’ Van‘”'“‘ 0‘“ ‘ ‘ It is very dismuraging upon open»
7' .ing a. bag at beans in the winter to
find themr‘dluggy.” The farmer rights
insects and diseases all summer in or;
der to secure a crop and when he has;
harvested and stored it away he us-
ually feels that his troubles with these
enemies are over. But this is not. al-
ways so. Many products in storage
are attacked by insects and diseases
so that the {arm must been con-
stantly “on the job." Beans are es‘
pocially liable to be infinred.

The insect which causes “buggy"
beans in the bean weevil ,a small, grey-
ish beetle about oue‘eighth 01 an inch
,long with head bent beneath resem-
bling a broad snout. Turing the sum-
mer tiny while eggs are laid inside
the green pods either through slits or
through’holes chewed by the female.
‘From these eggs small. white. six»

 

New MW Ball, at the
Mary Friday night, February 16th.

m m at the angler Ball.
all" night. at the anxiety.

 

 

Hrs. C. D. Green, of wound street.
is able to be out after being laid up
1’. five weeks' with blood poisoning.

 

Quite a few changes and improve-
mts our being made in the interior
1 those. N. 11 ‘1‘. building in West
Hashington street.

 

-—Dancing until 2 a. m.. at the Ea-
4w Ball, Friday night. Svoc's full
aehea‘tn,’ with chimes.

Several parties of young people will
steal! the dance to be bold in the

lurk Twain library, Reading, next _ ,
le ged rubs a year. illl’m.‘ elm-v.
holiday evening. 1 g 3 Pl

,thoir way into the glowing beans and
Ithon lose their legs as they have no
further use for them, The mos food
on the contents of the bean until they‘
are an eight of an inch or more in

longlh. The bonus may have bot-n ga-
‘ - .r lrl irate!" .
Twrn daughters “0 e m 1 y thered by this llllll‘ and stored await:

:‘ilgfeglzf:w: rjénZZ? ”£3,311.23: Tho gruybs t‘oulplolu tlloir growth and'
um“ are ‘0“): nicolv. ,vhange into adult \wevils which chew
'__ -ciroular has in the hull of the Dean.

The lids are pnslwll open or a‘Way and
ngajmilgelU£LZL 3:12: is the bean wuvvils come forth from their

‘ . lee-lbs. These mute and each tumult?

”rved. plays, about fifty eggs loosely among

the beans. The eggs hatch in a week
, ..,'ro.erofEuoue
Jesse H‘ Ton“ J m g or two and the young grubs chew

‘ iv 9. ate Marshal H.
:olfez“:rr’$f:o:t:er:y “f South Nor- their way into the dried beans and the
, l. A . ‘ I | . . I"
walk and now engaged in the batting ”fig“; ”5 ‘f‘fif‘t‘l‘dgm continue to
business in Indianapolis, lnd., was 9 an ““ ' ‘ .
narriod earlylust month according to breed in dried ann‘u, ii the tempera.
. ' i 1 . ‘ ~ .8
announcements received, in NOl'Wlllk, ‘tun. “’ “u"“me- until “n or “3 10°“ 1
‘ exhausted and the beans are entire-
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.1y destroyed. l have found as many
2 N EON ;

t thjgllfgv :13], 0:: .l rem," us lwenty~niuo holes in a bean uhow~
weilkly feature find many of the mom. in}; that twenty-ulna wafl'il‘d had found
hon-l Nxtllurly lunch at llw Hill] on this enough food in ”‘3‘ one 1’9““ ‘0 com-

' ,pletp their growth. These weevils will
fly. Inol breed in cold temperatures but
‘where the beans are stored in warm
times or rooms they contlnue their
throughout. the

 

 

 

was r. 'Hnllock, ladies‘ mm.
*0 M mblookod. is Chestnut
.nlreet. (Milne hours 8 to 6:30.

 

 

 

The body of Axel (luutafnon. the for.
nor Ilhnbury man killed by a train ' .
in strutlord last Friday. was brought “Vi": 0‘ destruction
to Mary, Monday evening. The luu- “ n 9" . b 1' ul-
oral wan hold at. the home of bin broth~ ”WSW“ beam “"0“” "0‘ 9 D ‘1

ed. The lufe’stnllon may ln thlu Why
it, Gustave Guslnlaon, 39 l-2 Osborne ‘ a _ ,
streo't, yesterday uftornonn M three be routed to tho field. Infested bonus

. will not. produce healthy productive
oclock. plants.
oi [udianapous' :l‘he noun} method lulvlard for con-
wug run trolllmz the bean weevil in stored
that beans in to fumignto the beans with
f. carbon bisulpllid. This allould be done
in the full soon after the harvest so
as to kill the woeVils before they have

 

Walloon McQuhoo.
formerly of South ‘Norwalk.
down recently by a motorcycle in
city and severely injured. Still on
Turing from tho clients of the mishap.
beds obliged to amblo around on

« hue is inleros
flfifinfig; 33:12:53 in the. ludlana wislllniz to fumigate his bonus uhould
oily lsecum specinl dlroolions.

' The. lieunweevu may be killed by
former mayor of Bridgo- dry boat. without injuring the gormln-
port, is critically ill all his home in allng qualities of the hemp. All start
that city. but its stated to be holding on of the lusrol aro killed It ‘Sllb190led‘
1” 0V“ at “‘8 present time. M“ Lee, .10] oamilap 091 )0 alumtadluol' u‘ 01
who has many acquaintances in this an hour, but in ”981‘an a quuntity or
city, formerly had extonnlvo real 05- bonus the boat does not reach thé
ate interests in Dunllury, especially comer of thelnnss quickly so that a
in the Lee Heights section of Wont longcr exposure is necessary. The,
mummy , beam should be placed openly in shal-
~. .low layers and subjected to a temper-:
of the Hosui oture of 130 or 140 degrres. which is:
be hold at the iiibout the temperature of n warm ova
32 Max ‘fllll on, for an hour or more. if the beans:
used for planting alligb-i
used with

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Henry Lee,

 

~ Tho regular nicotiut:
, tnl Whlat Club will
home 0! “rm-E. 11. Jonas.
Road, Friday afternoon at 3 o‘clock. are not to be
The members will confer o favor on or temperature can be
the hostess by notifying her as to quicker results.
their intentions in the matter of alien-Z During Q15
dance not later than ten o'clock, Fri-

~dny months.

author the work of

! storing the infested beans out of doors
lor in n cold born or roam.

 

 

‘ “Frown" liter pipes beneuui the
ground when: W “3 “““5‘131' Washing Woolen:

. 1‘7le numbers. “9.311191!” ”01“: To have good success in washing

I to in waolous, it ls"quite essential to know

» with comparatively llttle snow
tool; the mound from the enacts 0f uomething ol the fiber from which the
article is made ‘Wool is the most 'lm- ‘

« front. is responsible for this condition,
ftlwtwathvins penetrated much deeu- portunt ultimo] fiber used. in lineman,
‘3' .m usudb In- Some ”instances uflwture of clothing. It has n charlie

' abuses will be without water until the terlstic appearance which easily dis-

mt leaves the‘ ground. unless it 'ia,ungmsnes u from cotton or silk. The‘

 

round Mauritanian electricity to HEW of the woolen fiber in .cover-
-mrmenmes. _ , ‘ p , ,ed with little horny scales, all laid in»

 

 

~ Maine diréctldn. “The ovérlapping edger
_ of these scales give the wool its char-
acteristic horny‘surface.‘ " '
"3 When woolén cloth is wet its fibers
.. mum these little scales or edges
5. loom As the material dries these

. “midterm drawmg manners closr
. What“. .M‘hen this interlocking

' goes too for the result}; a boom like
’ " ' j that characterizes poorly
. rmhedwools. «Also this interlocking
‘isilncrensta'd byrubblug while wet. my
" . mg.hot'i«n_‘uio,chuuo o: tanberature
while” “wet, fusing . Strong 8034), and Elli

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

yin-no . own-12‘ TRUSTS

 

led accomplished null-ll injury. Anyone,

. and Little Men :

the weevil can be stopped at once by ‘

 

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...... .—w~_—’ -—-—n—-—
. ”A .' t... . Lyn. .. ‘u-u ’wn‘i‘l
product, will: the mm din mr’
um» not getting the my um die .
lie-n. and 2:: a result, Salim Par},
dent. John W. Sculley, Notional Snell
rear) and ‘l‘lcaiz'lrer. Martin Law-
iov, local President ll. L. Raymond,
and local Secretary Joseph Clancy

 
 

Weir :) on the. nutter with the;
firm'. ' is. > . ' i

it is L . “ “Eat the shortage was‘
in the net, ' ”d of‘ $11M) our”.

this was agreed to he paid by the.
firm. The soft but finishers will/get
in the neighborhood of $1.000, while
the stiff hat men will take the re-
mainder.

The adjustment is said to be peace-
ablo in nil ways.

W. mom Dreyer, or the Buyer
ifiut company, (stated this malls
that be did not can to say anything
amut tho matter in any way.

A good ad pays best in the beat
m-

up no ll till- I “
clots llt nulls

Take a Glass at Sam it Your Back;
Hurts or Bladder Bother:

if you must have. your moat every
day, eat it, but limb your kidneys with
salts occasionally, says it noted auth-
ority who tells us that meat forms?
uric acid which almost purulyzes the .
kidneys in their efforts to expel it
from the blood. They become slug-
gish and weaken, then you suffer with
a. dull misery in the kidney region,
sharp pains in the buck or sick hand-
uche, dizziness, your stomach hours,
tongue is coated and when tho weath-
er is bad you have rheumatic twinges.
The urine gets cloudy, full at sodi-
ment, the channels often g‘Et sore and
lrrituted, obllglng you to peek rellef
two or three. times during the night. i

To neutralize time irritating acids.‘
to cleanse the kidneys and flush all
the body's urinous waste. get four
ounces of Jad Saul-l from any phar-
macy here; take a mblespoouful in a
glass of water betore breakfast tori
a few days and your kldneya will lbon‘
not line. This famous sult‘a is made,
from the acid, of grapes and lemon ,
juice, combined with lithla, and has
been used for generations to flush;
and stimulate alugghth kidneys. ‘
to neutralize the. acids in urine. no it
no longer lrrllates, thus ending blad-
der weakneos. .

Jud Suits in inexpensive; cannot in-
Juro, and makes a delightful mom‘s
cent llthla-wntor drink.~-Adv.

 

 

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Glover’s
suors FOR
-y Men.
Young Men

 

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USE FRI-FOOT
Waterproofs Your Shoes '

Elwooddelover §

122 ’Washiugton St.
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

INSURANCE 1
. Fire, Lite, Accident, Burglary; ’ V
Plate Glass, Autumobile, Ma‘- ‘
tine, pompensation. . 7 .;

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It's all Did Saying that Birds of a Feather
Flock Together

Sometadseauptoremuk that it's quite obvious.

Who our hard of a bird flockingonbyhislonesome.
Bethatasitmay,w¢think the subjectisolpmtodebau.
But whether you flock single or inlplirl. “k
You are always welcome at, '

RAYMOND BROTHERS

Phone "3-3. m Wubinnnn St

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Esoallopo, Largo Open Long Clams

GREENPOR’!‘ OYSTERS

‘ -Full Line of Flesh, Salt and Canned Fish ‘ _

Long and Round Clams
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market

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Fm Donut-y.

 

 

Children’s Shoes

For Dancing, for School, for Skating, for
' General ll ear

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Ladies Spats
Are most popular just now and we have .
a big line in all colors

CONNEALLY & BRACKEN I

81 Wuhington Street. Telephone 14’75-2.

 

 

Now

A Cup of Beckmann’s Hot Oofiee these cold mornings
is"somcthing everybody abould have before going to busi- L
ness. ‘

Beckmann’s Best Blend in silver toil bags, lb. ....... 33¢
"No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, 35c grade, 1!). ...... 31¢
After Dinner Blend Coffee, 32c grade, 1b. ..... 28¢

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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convenience.

 

February V Furniture Sale

Our February Sale of Furniture, House” Fumidsfig
Rugs and Draperies offer you an opportunity to m
now at a saving of from 10 to 2070. Any selection you 53'“
mine now we will hold for you and make deliveries (taint

 
 
 
 
 

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not only as:- a place of deposi

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The disposition of money is iten a troublesome pm;

To indivtduals executors ' ' . V _
- ' . administrators, m .
guardzans. treasurers and officers this Bank offers its will”:

We welcome an opportunity to discuss these matters

We loan money on farm mortgages.

t but in an advisory capaCityfi

accessible at all times.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mrs; Ethel Virgin O’Neil
VOCAL STUDIO
13 West Avenue.

South Norwnlk

 

 

BEST PRICES PAID FOR

JUNK‘
Send Pfistg orkgelephone. ! The Reed & V0
. FF N. l n
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk.| Eleculcal CO.
Tel. 1906; Tel. 1906. l The Only Fully
Tgood lady. payfbest lath; best! ELECTRICAL and?
w" ‘ f In the Town:

AUTO SUPPLIR‘ 7’
. Phone 805—50 SoMlill
: ”so. Norwalk, Music Kin“

 

 

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‘EBUIL
l \_ smith. Undermine
Rm Install, all other

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f Tugodlyl For partlculun
i Frudayr. inquire at Studio
I "1.12: 3-5 Phone 840.

T TYPEWMTERS —- L. it

told. rented I

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themes. better let us examine
:your teethudiat service will
. co‘st you notl'linc. ' ’

or..l.ll.llalléry

to So. Main st, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Hours! m m. to: p. «1.: 7 10.8 p. to.
Sunday: by appointment only. «—

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Cballe B jumbled. Rent 1 . n;
nge lend COR“, 30C grade, lb. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 26¢ per month. “flashing-1 l - u N [111 In“!
Golden SautOs Come, 25c grade, lb. 20¢ ""1 3‘ *5 W ““W‘ N Al ° ~*
Golden Santos Coffee MS. UCllNELLV 9 so D0 Cleaning 3w
5lbs.lor95¢ Mouth Mm firmwsoutworwu Prom = ’
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A. F.Beckmann'& Co. . ' I ..
GROCERS AND -WINE MERCHANTS BADCTEETH . ‘3
s and s Wuhi ‘ v ms , L
3 5 mo St. . Manhood no; ooonnvnsmn'r l A
,M___ .It has been scientifically Vdem— .
‘ " M -— \-— castrated and proven that bad “’ w :
w h ll 1 ~d ”a, .7 teeth im if 006 e e ' ht.‘ ' 4‘ f
Hmnre the styles You mutt: 3.23:: mm. , p.“ g X “g l. W l
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thq loose, easy-fitting “590m jacket, the Practical ongcpiccgwfi'ltjlwsc’ . P ynupper ' . ’ ' even if free ‘ i I
~ ‘ , , ‘ .. ”é ' ~f from pain, not disastrously on the Law"... ‘
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9 Before incu - ~ ' _ THE SELECTION OF
mug ocullst ex SUITABLE WALL,

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can Putt any tum, 32:61-
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