meat storm.
"' The tabernacle will he finished about April I.
II...’....IIII;IIIIIIIIIII Ito-II 3W ’ . m
Iuily Sunday‘s NewIYork tuber-mole, where he will make his. mlkefibx‘l Io ooanIeI-lbe devil In. be sols
is in control of Manhattan Island, is nearly finished. and this photograph shows it covered with snow during the
ll is on Ihe old grounds of the :\llll‘l‘l(‘llll League Baseball
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\\ ll_\ Is man and IIonIIIII hall
the time. fcelhnrncl \(lllS. Ilcspon-
IlOIIl II'IIII'iIIIl: sIIIIIII. IlIIII lII-zld-
III-III, dull and III Isllulig‘: ~IIIIIII
daI's I IIllI iIIIIIpIIIitIIlcd l)\ ill—
ness .
if we all Would p ill‘tll" the
dr inking III plIIIsplIIItI-Il lli‘Il. \I'Iltcr
before breakfast, II'lInl II gratify-
ingchon cc would take place. III—
. stead oi thous :IIIIls III' hull-sick,
anaemic -looking souls with pasty,
IIIIIIldI‘ coulplcximls we should see
crowds of happy. healthy, rosy-
checkcd people everywhere. The
does not rid itself each day of all
the waste it accumulates under
our present mode of living. For
every ounce of food and drink
taken into the SI stem nearly an
ounce of waste material nmst he
carried out, else it ferments and
forms ptomaine like poisons in
lthe bowels which are absorbed
into the blood.
‘Just-as necessary as it. is to
I-lolean the ashes from the furnace
each day,- hefore the fire Iwill burn
"bright and hot, so. Iwomust each
.Hopes every man and woman here will adopt
this splendid Ihcalth habit.
Says a. glassoi hotwater‘with a teaspoom’nl of
limestone phosphate in, it washes poisons
from system, and makes one feel
clean, sweet and lrcsh.
.l'eason- is that the human system .
i‘ .1" lib 01 New York, at 168m street. on d Broadway. When Sunday was in baseball lIc iI-chi- played on lllt‘r't‘
grounds. but he has no'doubt seen Ill em often and will recognize them.
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Inorzliln; clear the insidcI organs
III' the III‘cII'ions day's ncculnula-
liIIl‘I IIII' illdiircstihle waste and
holly lot-zips. Men and women,
w'IIIzllII-II sick or well, are advised
to (ll‘lllk IIIIIIhIIIIoI-ning, before
lll'l,t‘ll{f'ilsl II gloss of real hot
I. IIth' with ll teaspoonful of lime-
.I lune phosphate In it as II harm-
less means of washinI- out cf
the stomnIlI, liIcI' kidm \‘-‘ .Intl
bowels the indiI'cstilIlc In IIII I iI-Il
waste, sour bile and toxins; lllllS
cleansing; sweetening: and puri-
‘t‘yiug the entire alimentary canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Millions of people who htul
their turn at. constip '.ltion hilious
attaIks, acid stomm lI, sick head-
aches, rheumatism, lumhng‘o,
'nerI'mIs days and sleeI‘Iless nights
have become real cranks about
the morningrinsidc, hath. A
Iplal tcr pound of limestone phos-
phate will not cost much at the
drug store but is sufficient to
demonstrate to anyone its cleans-
inl,I sweetening; and freshening
effect :upon the system.
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" "Book andIFront-Lacé
.for
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V‘fm
lfirutwuring.
Isrour» FIGURES '
Make large hips disappear;
.bulky waist- lines more
racetul; awkward bust-
um miller and have the
‘ Old Corset " contort with
i753». so -& s5 00
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For
Give Style, Comfortal’fd We} ’ '
fectly fitting. Gown. . Long '
wearing! they assure the
utmost in a corset at. most
Economioclmrice. .
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Dillllllllllls
om Pluto} ma to lake
Istatement of “animated
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that _Ihe man-power division
census being taken in
. :'.I\‘I
IlII- military
; Convinci- Marcus H, Holcomb is near-I
liI‘I': IoInpleIion, the attention ol’.llie
I sp ‘i‘léll commiltce ol assistants totbe
' «armor has been directed to the. tali- I
'; inc I-l‘ an inI‘enlory of the state’s ro-
' IIIIrIcI. in industries. This diI‘iIion
under Ihe direction of ,7
‘.
I III' Il-e census was included in Govern: . ,.
Ior Marcus ll Holc’ombs plan «hen:
illl‘ .I'IIII abut a Ijoiul session of lhc:
lemislllure following the bIIeIIk wit‘III
(IIIrIIIHIIy lo purpose llIIs grout pt
I [li‘l't Iiness II'oI'k. ‘
A SUb‘COlllIlIlllli” III‘ l'lI I
IIIziIluI of :I. mint.
tl'or IlII'I 1', llitui'y It‘ll I ‘~
Lilii' ml. 0] lIl‘l‘IlI‘ll‘lle‘I
MI. 'by II.
“at";‘rlal plums i.l IIIII II‘IIII I.I‘llI--
hpIII-Izl I-‘li‘
l) "V"
ban I'll
i I II"""‘
IliII'. :I:II;I*‘.I IIIII. ci'ch-n.
m’
l.- IIIle'lIas now
I ." I'IIIIIIH.
and II
and VIII] lIII
IIIIII‘oIIIIlI 1);:
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I‘l'lllII,
l-lill".
[I'IIIIIIIlIs is not asked for in lbs.-
gsu.:. II is deuiI Id pilmlpulll Lo I'Illd
oul “but use the unions plums could . , “ “I
IIII II‘ the $10Vi’“l’lllllt‘lll iII lhI event
lt’l'dhll, and the questions lIiII*c.been
so (Imfitl‘lfl‘ll‘d III-I III [)t’l‘lnll co'll'lpletc.
illll~\\I'l'F giving the essential informa»
{lion without the lll‘t‘t‘fifllly .of careful
lI’IIIIII IoriI :» llll‘
I An I xecutirc villi-er of any plant could
III down and in a relatively short
'liInc :Ill Illa questions.
(‘I
ll ns W (‘1'
Lions which are asked of these Cou-
IIIIIIuI factories, and lo loarn:whut
IIIIII slate wishes Ulkllow about each
;in (collection with the (‘onnecllcut
military census. A copy of the blank
“'3: given lo u reporter III the state
lIizldquIII'II-I-s of the military census
In llnrllord yesterday. The bending
of die blank the. some. as that
on till blIInk used for the census of
inI‘IlIidunls
(l0I cmor Marcus H. Holcomb that am.
all of the legislutmc directs him to
prune information re more to the r-III
sI uI'IIIs of the slum and culllng upon
the person who recon as the blank 10
mm P] the questions upon lt.
IIIslI-ucuonu at the head of the.
lIlnIIlI call upon the
IiIlIIIIl rec'chlng It to till out the form
flllll l‘Illll‘ll ll wllhln 10 duys to the
llIII licudqunrlem explaining llIIIlI
I lIIi‘IIII'II to make. the return within the
i:~'[\(f'llll‘d time will be construed as a
fwlusal. The following inslruction ls
mun: (Elem question should be an.
szICIl as fully IIII ‘posslbch' 'l‘he‘
’bmnks also say. "A impel-ale report.
is
i :lel‘ the stale, but It statement of the
I‘xiulence and location of such plums
Io: :cIlIcII uilll \IlI'IIt assistance. they
could render the United States gm-
l‘rnIuent In case of war. III highly (in-
Ilvnhle.”
’llII first quc. Itlon asks for the name I
of the establishment, IlIc chnlacler of I
el‘lznnlzallon (whether-Ill. is an inIll-I'
Tidunl,
t'on) andtbc postolllcc uddress of the
lI-IIIIIIIII office. The second question
II mix-me business, llle owner's name
number he is. am American citizen.
and. if not, the country of hls'birtb.
are asked. Questions are asked as
to the citizenship of each partner in
II partnership, and for corporations
;tlII- names of the officers. presidents.
\'l(‘.(’~bl‘€8ld€nl8, general managers,
IIIII.I.~I:IIc"rs and secretaries are wanted,
I (‘llJ‘ICI-llslllp.
'l‘llo llIirquuestion l‘qulll‘OS infor-
nlnlicn concerning the location ‘of
points: in this state covered by the
rcpoIt to the census headquarters.
Th» more: .Is ":llin, the returns are
nckul by the fourth question toiindl-
mile the principalmntcrlnls used in
their work. The fourth question asks
for the principal products manufac
lured, by the plant.
Question six II$lI3,“‘!-!avc.2rlny nild
nay: goodsxbeen .manufn'clured- for
l govoI-nment use lelhin-tbo past three
."l'hc~ blank than onys, “I.
so, Indicate general nature. (Note——
This is: meant to include any of you'
.gocda which ham been used by the
United Slates government or any for
v9 ‘75 6"
' clgn govemmcnt whether purchased
'diIcc‘l from you or not; Includinngoi-II
IQWlll'll you do for other manntnctur
or: oi :plonta. of equipments wlilc:
. vou‘ furnish them to bearded in ma".
-‘ his oracles :ror carer-Imam use)". on;
.r. Izzoi :,
‘Il llilllllt lo lIu‘I
been oolIIplIvIIII il.ll'l:
the ;.'.n\'«‘
supply has been printedi
IIIIIilIId.III once low-Ionict
ILIIIIII industrial plants throughout Ih‘I,
. I . . i ‘
A rompielc Invenlolv (II the various
can:
i‘al'lOUH factories. f:
’I'"ll‘ ('lllZl'llH of Connecticut will be V
.
Inn-rusted to see the various quell-I
Is not required for plants located out, I
a partnership, or II corpora-l
III divided into three groups, one for,
l0:;:'lll€l‘ with facts concerning their
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DR. CHAKIABERT Y
Vllere are' two typical German con-
uplrulors whose dream plms haw
mad-3 'the German goremmcnl purl:-
II'lth $60.01) in ‘lIaIIIl money. Tllls‘
pulr—-Dr. Ernest Sckunncr. II Germnnfi
above and Dr.'Chanadm (thnklnbcny.;
a lilndon. belownbavo confessed to,
the New York police tlml they re-I
celuIIl $60. 000 and. Int u messt ngel Io‘
being ,. declaration byltllc pIIslIlI III of China asking him .
iln pIIpIIrII Io lnHlde India and like
Your Letter Paper
L\t III'I-sIIlItII Very Ellll‘ilt‘tlYl’ uttering in Engraved
StIItioneI-I' makes it possible tII‘stock up the writing}
desk IIitlI I-lIIIiI II and distinc'tiI I‘ monogram paper an ’
“rind
little expense. SI-ch-tions may he made oi.
Thirty different monogram
' embossed in any color.
Paper and die
69 Cts.
74
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IlIcI- Irozzx llll' British Empire, \IhileI a, .;I. 7w" A
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IlhI llIiIislI were unable to make a‘ g, ‘ I . M.
lIlcleIIsc. The Hinlloo published a loll J. I I _
lot paluphlcuwltr pulpule his countr'r
uprlsinz. The some!) mm
from you 11:9!
‘0[‘ 1‘”)
sold I IIIIIII.
I- ‘fldOI \"Jl'l Bunslorl'f.
i I-Il number of employee, 'dlvidiug
IIhI III into classes of men and women
Ino. here. it also asks how. muny men
and how many women Ihc plant can'
IIIII- II III II single shift. The objecli
of Ibis question In to provide lIIfor~'mn
{II on (oncoming llIc slno of the plant
or Il'II committee will be able to form
II wII lair general idea of the size
[ll llII factory from the. number of
- .o-u.
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nus lllltlllllllM
Says II Little Salts in WaIEr-May Save
.You From Dread Attack
Rheumatism is easier to avoid than
I
We are 'advlsed to dress warmly; keep
the feet dry; arold exposure: out less
moat. but drink plenty of good» water.
Rheumatism is a direct result of
eating too much meat and other rich
loads that produce uric acid which is
absorbed Into the blood. It is the
Ifuncllon of the kidneys to Illterthis
acid from the blood and cast it out in
the urine; the pores of the. skin are
also '3. means of freeing the blood, of
this Impurity. In 'damp .nnd chilly
cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the kidneys to do double
work, they becmneIweak and sluggish
and fail to eliminate the: uric acid
which keeps accumulating and circu-
lating through the system, eventually
settling‘ in the Joints ‘and muscles
causing stillness, soreness and pain
called rheumatism.
At the flrst’twlnge oi» rheumatism
Irzet ~from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jud Salts; out 1 tablespoon-
ml in a. glass of water and drinkbe—
forl. breaklast each morning for it
week. This is. said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys to
normal action, thus ridding th'e’ blood
of these Impurities.
Jud suits ls inexpensive, harmless
imd is madé from the acid of mph;
and lemon juice. combined with lllhla
and In need with excellent results by
do .ol folks who are subdeot to
Here you have a‘ plea-
Ill: mun,
concern m indl. igivcll safe Ir-ondull ham to Germanyl
lby (ll‘IIM Britain along “llll AmIIIIIII .
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A no“ pl‘Ott'h‘s in (lllllllllfilllllll IlIII IIIokiII; enullloa
us to giIc IIIII the slope lIi,I._-lI t‘lth \Iol'k Iou would get
In pavingr $200 or ‘34)” Inc II slcel Ill-- and you got tho,
stationery embossed with Iour ‘0“ II monognam. Illl‘hn‘
stationeryincludes bo.\ (ll 12 sheets of paper. lL’uI-AIIII-ox '
sponIlIIlII-c cords and 2i. IIIII'IIlopcs. . ‘
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Luncheo
n Cloths
to cure, states a well-known authority.
Iyour uplnion, should any part of that
.men in your
services in. their present oocupntlvn? 11, 567 697 tons, breakinc all; Infamous
There are some Damask Cloths, iIIIitationalinen'; .
and very good to look at. I If laundered carefullyImId
I polished with II hot iron they will lIIIISI‘pIerhdI—IWary,'
well as linen, for the patterns are tlII- same.
Hemstitched Luncheon Cloths, 33; 33, $1.00
36 x 36, $1.00
45 x 45. $1.25» tQiiIfflw
54 x 54, $2.003!!Wfi0
36 x 36, 60 us"
‘50 x )0 $1 25
Round and Square Scalloped Cloths, (-58 x cs. $3.50
Main. lloIIr
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l-emmed Luncheon Cloths,
wigfi'bl
Green is the-moron
evidence at -tlII;' "(Bandy
_ Section. St. Rhinin’I-I-
Favors III-III llllfiifle‘=.-mfli‘
very.“ pretty. ”fry
IT-beansterLCards are
on display, and there is
time now for leisurely
selection. _,,g_zm; »
7’"
£2.36
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lsTEEL TRUST' s
“mi * \ UNFILLE-D moms
employ es in a single shift.
Question eight is as follows:
. ”mph” be exempted. NEW roux, nan-II iIIIIIrII. IIII.
“mm ”mm” “me" because “f theIIIIIIIII orders or the United (thhw
Importance to the government- of thelr' Steel florpoxallon on Rep ’28, worn
lhhlm‘wator‘ drink
It! capsule approximately -how many.
records. The figures shouted an on
crease 0:102, 6643 tons macro-lie room
lotion. 31 dost. ‘
I ScruneIIIMvn.rar. "1‘” one. 7
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