'Open .3111in
limest one
Ill (it‘llll
US
to live well, out well,
tWhat 11 glorious
if “one will only adopt
inside bath.
wash away-the poisonous, stagnant ' 1.4...
mattet, 5.1119 authority.
A glass of hot
Life is not merely
work well, sleep well, look well.
attain, and yet: how very easy it is
' whole-1 3411-. ”in“?
. .1111. 0! '
1.01. l) (3-;an
Worthy Ha-
“we! Wanna
. .guNrt c
v y 5:5 acted 118 toast.-
lilt‘tl'limew 1191-; were provided
12.1 the Sterm'w 11111 orchestra,
.1111! 11 medium was {mutated by
Mm. Arthugi‘i‘ Fitch-rot Normally
1.1111 upI in exceptionally flue mice.
CFhv was. pot-1.11mi“ with 11 1111116391111»
bouquet by the toaatmaster. An 01/1
ixiunl irritation and song were given
ht lilies (Mauritian who was also
[mud in other lmmebulve number“
idles Anna Rois, a ininkveuroldwar-
tlrt, sang tbo=8mr Sponldod~ Banner,
l
l och Sam’ 11 1191111911» and otlwr 1111111
.bPIE,‘ exhibiting 1.1m ability 1'111 111114
H) 1‘ou-nfl. She was (.Ul' l ;'~= ‘11!-
a'tunbia ,und also treetrcd :1 bouquet.
;‘ (m behalf of the 1.111Lb11suof Ophh'
li5l1.;ptt'i‘ Minn ”9an St. John gave
Crosstown a beautiful remem-
i‘ 11.12.14. :ndworsusom Manor 11.111.
' win 1 11121,- 11 presentation 11". bt'ltnll‘ ol'
'11d WHIP? f‘ltteptor.‘
irise
of‘ system each morning: and
350". “PM Lodcrw
y much talent month by LU)"
. \‘t. (msaumu liturtily lllilllkt'd his
‘ z'Lt 1.4 11nd 111211115911 to alwavs. 1'1-
l
' 2' the occasion.
“llh' refreshments consisted ot' mud».
refit-'9, :ttd rake,"
» Hill the occasion was our \1'lill'l1 11H
plu‘t-ul will cherish for 11121.1; :.'t':t.:..
W
“““ 111.11 :1 liiiisptlt‘ii’tilll of" J.,, “0......
l';il<'l.'.y1=il;.ii-: 11‘. it, drunk etch , '
l
l
.13; before breakfast, keeps {Mlmwmgfi
l
t
l
looking and feeling fit. , i
_ lililllilllllll;
tti lth‘, but (Continued From Firat Page)
digest well,
tying: the entire ailimruiury canal
before putting more food into
the stomach.
.(‘111 1nd «.f the 11111.1 “ill be \oryi
7 . ' _
”“3 ilt'lltill ”f In“; luuuh onlitourd while the two lodgenl
condition to wnte .md limos-tom'- phosphate . “.1111 .1011...” 111‘ its fi”“°“{,“' strange?
, J _ 1 \1 11111 plan sons at't- eon 11111 9
(ill “n Utility situliflt ‘1 i“ \ltllltl ” " the. entertainment committee to;
fullv invigorathg ll (loans out;
all the sour fet'iuvhtutious. gown,
- 11:)
iheutorumg {supply the. brothers with choice:
iimccesslilea of lite and 11 very t‘n-i
‘icy‘abia evening has been armnsedvfor;
. ”hm”, oil‘s. (M
the. wolshigml :
excellent. manner ‘
Folks who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when they
arise, splitting headache, stuffy
from :1 cold, foul tongue, nasty
'_ breath, acid stomach, can, instead,
feel as fresh as atlaisy by open-
inguthe sluiees of the system each
morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous
stagnant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing. sick
or well, should, each morning,
before breakfast, drink. 11 glues:
. it real hot water with a teaspoon—
ful of limestone phosphntc in it
to wash from the stomach. liver,
kidneys andhowcls the previous
day’s indigestible vanto, sour
bile and. poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing. sweetening and puri-
waste and acidity :liltl yin-H «mo
:1splendidappetitei'1'11'111:.11<i'1.<t.
While you are t‘iijtl_\"llil',‘ your
breakfast the unto:- :'.:'.'.l phos~
photo is quit-ily 1'Xl.'.'.t'1l'i-lj.; :1 large
volume oi" \let'l 1'1. ill the blood-
;uul fretting ieult lot :1 thotough
flushing (1 All the inside organs.
The utillinux ol' peope who
are lltliltt‘l't' d “ill! constipation,
hilious spoils, stomach trouble,
rhmumttium; others who .liave
Sillltnt' «kins, blood disorders and
sit-lair munplexions are urged to
not :1 quarter pound of limestone
phosphate from the drug store,
which Will cost but little, but. is
sufficient to make anyone a pro-
nounced crank on the stthject‘of
11
, a , other lodge in the
"ltuluins different i.
all from this part of 153.111....
.. day. Mantle“. Our Bmtbers' Lodge;
1i 1'." 1- recent.
i
butler Lodge lit to be congratulated»
_ upon its various committees which1
hurt worked hard and unsparlngly
during the but few monthu. This.
11.111111 ha: probably initiated moral
ttidtdnteu in the last six month: thani.
Norwnlks
The) have been and are now enter-1
0 0 l" lodges
\Vcdnes-i
or Notwalk 1111111041111 work of the:
third degree in their customary cxccll 1‘
out manner. hiduy, April 11111: 11111
101- Lodge will cooler the lnltlatory;
degree on melons oi candidates at?
Arcanuui Lodtlo. Bridgeport. Wed;
lit'ltulty, April llth. the grand officers
of thr state will pay on omciul visit.
to llutlrr- Lodge to witness the con-
inning of the military degree. i
1111111 awake and going attongt ’l‘hc'
' indict of Eureka Rebekah lodge nun
.. 1.111111; entertainments almost every
j 1711111111.: night, while next Friday 111
‘ va1y Luot'rl entertainment is to be.
” ulvru publicly.
Friday. lost. Colfax
internal sanitation.
1. comment; of Stnmford, to (witness:
ithe third degree of tho llncnmpnteuti
.' munch which was greatly enjoyed by;
'- illl present. Refreshments , 11ml
1
l
‘5 Encampment. visited Wuscusee En
«us-nu
WOMAN OBTAINS DI.
VOROE’ FROM“ HUSBAND. l
mthORK March 19. —-'l‘wo small
1136f, Pemeranlans were the only l
“evidence" that. the agents. of Theol
don Daugherty, shipping b10kér,‘
Mil in bla'wife'a room at the Green
' Dumbury. Conn, according to
'But Mr. Klein
it? ‘ agents l'ound an unidentified
to an in 11 room with her husband.
.‘ Klein dismisses the divorce pro-
My against the wife and recomv
-s’_n decree of‘ divorce in her
once int-roducbd at the hearings
11111 referee concerned at least
- orwomen said to have been friendly
“1M ,Dougherty. One of them. the
d, was living at a cottage at
.2 Lake; -.N J. .115 Mrs. Ruby
‘ 1y, a fact whlch might never
been dlsciosed except {Or an an.
bile ocdldent which was reported
. “papers. The reteree did not
” nomad puny ofnmisconduct
“ a Spring make incident.
-' the granting of a decree be
F‘iFWH'ltney 62 00.; No.
uttumobllo tut-whoring 'man' 11
Uri... y'. 11.311211111111111
W that" Wuhan they
”was; wwwnh the
' Eerdmcr'bomztbmt'
' divorce actions 'b‘no‘
' shootout mums. no»
He app- K.“
t"
" meet. 111111 thereforec 111111; '
‘ 'the‘ ammonium 'Tqubntlo’nf :_
"or not both: the'snuect _
new women? 5,
skpeerltes followed the work and it
was almost hupocsible to distinguish
11 Iuth was the most enjoyed. '
belief Lodge is one of the llv ellest’
lod‘es 'in Connecticut and has the
dilute and personal belongings held by York. the Edison power station in Bou-
the wlfe at her present home, 501 ton. and three large warehoueeI 1:1
West 138111 street. The action was de Philadelphia have taken out policies r1 notation of being the best in con
to 11..ted to insure thelrflpcrty frOm damage luring the second degree. 'l‘his 11.».
Mrs. Daugherty is the daughter or by explosion, invasion, insurrection, illh: :15? :3; 3:13:33 fif'gngélg‘nii:
Na than Ives Bennett 11 retired Jaw-cl riot civil war and commotion bya ‘ “ ‘ ‘
dash, although they had the grout;
or. who has :1 country place at Bethel. 11%}!le 110“" " 1:.lxro'1'tune to lose all olden para—i
Conn. She has gained distinctmn as a Lloyd‘s 1le continue w control wnr lllwtutilln at the recent fire whichl
dog fancier, making a specialty of insurance of this klnd in New York “"1"“- 0‘” ”“3” “a“? moms' ”9‘1"
member of Butler Lodge who w-it
Pomeranians. Mr. Dougbeny is sold and Pennsylvania unless state constl' . WW” tho work “111 go home fully
1° have an income of $30 009- 3 year tutions are amended to permit fire in- satisfied and with renewed pride thut
The question of alimony and counsel uuronce companies to assume the war he is a member and prizilcgcd to 11 it
fees will be determined later. tri k. Nessachusetts is tire-only near- "9“” “1"“ " 3“" “Wane“?
by state that permits her tire inaup- WW i
COAST BU'LD'NGS OBTNN POLL ance companies to incur liabilities of I
OIES FOR WAR DAMAGES: this: nature.
Bombardment Ricks 011 Buildings {11 “Warehouse owners and munitions
New Y°"k Benton and 0th" makers have been taking out pellcleslj.
tectlon against invasion by an oven surance brokers, of 8'Soutb William
Suffered Much Palm-Yet Had
seas enemy was indicated today from street. '
reports of insurance byrokers who 1111- "The largest amount underwritten
.1‘
Fashion Week: , - .
Monday; March [9 to Saturday the 24,
Styles for the coming Seas\on will be presented
New Tailored Wear.
Gowns for Afternoon and Evening
m Blouses, Tailored and Lingerie Styles
All Smart. Accessories:
Daytime andLEvening Coats
Millinery and Footwear.
-.M .-
Apparel for Misses and
such as; Little G'irlé-
Glover Girdle. “i: Frocks for school and evening wear. it“
Scene: Jewelry “Shoatop” Suits, . '
Veil'mgp Hui 6mmenta L i T!“ vliry pracitcallald bec‘ommgg‘,
. itte eta rocksin gir is sty es :-;_‘~'~
PM Conch Practical Hm for school wear. .
Hosiery Fine'Lingerie Sensible Shoes. .V.-.,..1............m " -;.’ l
~/
Spring lines ofCoutI, Huts Ind Bon-
nets.
Rompers? and Phyclothu- of com-
-'fortable model for - little walkers.
Creeper-1 for those who do not walk.
Dre-cu oi' ullbtylécup'to 3 years.
In the Children's Shop
Dolh of quaint and delightful char«
acter, including the famous Jumeou
Doll, made in Paris 40 years ago and
which is now in America. Sisters of '
French Convent dressed this Doll rm .
it is an exquisite specimen.
‘Second floor. d1
‘~.
hundmm .'..1. .. .1 LA...
4?
On the; Main Floor
' "fififlwfi'W-“TI‘T” , A superb display of WW‘ -:-’7"“ ‘ _. .
Luce Flouncingu‘ Collars. . I. Silk: and ’ - :
Embmiderieo, Engmed.StItionery, we} DreuGoods, ~_ . ' ff
Garnitureo- and, HM ‘erchiéfs, .-. wig} Malawi for"
Tmmfi: .:.£:1.1L._.. GM” and Belts. 3% Summer Gowns,
; Concerts every afternoon by The. Goulding Harp Orchestra, eight pieces.
Piano recital at midday by M1. Harttof the Hart-Seeley Piano Co‘.
The Gabler Player is used. Reading Room. . ', ".
Ag” in LJA—(k LLA_ Ar .4 1.1
Second 110511,, jl
MW"- ever since the German note of Febru-l
to Writs Word by
Belief of property ownehs in Atlan- ary‘! " sold H. P. Marshall, inane-gem
tic coast ports in urgent need at pro' or Wilcox. Peck, Brown & Crosby, in ‘
LydiarEbBinkham’sVegq
etable Compounds
mitted they had underwritten several that has been brought to my attention
million dollars' worth of war risks was $500. 000 on a large dbli'ntowni
through Howl’s on banks, warehouses office building. The rate now-tempt
and public buildings tremely low only slightly in excesmolt
The Central Trust Company, News the ordinary lire inauronce rateI. orl
course, in the event at hostilities. the
percentage is expected to increase."
Sevoml owners of large office bulld-
ings here yesterday applied to local in-
1humour. companies for amended poll-
PATENTS cles to cover war risks of all kinda?
A. AM. wooster. Late Examin- lgtzelioiwiiuiliflilzlmd [fiat stated 1: 11's.
, UcS. Pat. Office . ' p 13.nn wereuvsedi‘
H3 He.” B to apply to the agents of Lloyda. i
WWW“ I3 years I The low premium rate charged by '
”make" N' Y C“? ILloyd'u indicates. insurance exportui
Security Building ix 5 Main ' '
St. BRIDGEPO {21‘ {2 CNN any, that the big English firm could
SM For. MR? 01‘! bureau.
Weeslcrdflowcrsncit
Attorneys at Law
out: nursing,
that caused a grant
era the possibilities or a bombardment ' ' "' ' “Fed-.v
of New g‘tmmfl’ remote. lgm‘ifim B; "an”
Wpouodiijtmtbc
troubled. — ‘
7 ' m GENTM HOTEL
ne roombytbeda 01-week. Sm Lama. lectri
11m. and gas. Fine cutie-111.11%» RTmmutueIutta;
Co ndAmfirian ctyitml
mar onto an a
M WOW Wino: 8t.
Toledo. 011.0. J‘Iamawidowmdgq i
and suffered from a "
female trouble '
dealotnoreness '
sLENDERma, »
JWERAGE 111015111191
Give le,Comfortmdpm.
”ltd: min-rd but. hotly n3 Gown. 1.01113.
angling-i 'II'IIIIO menu. they ensure the
a. (-1".qu i I‘I t 0
11¢ utmost in» I carpet, at moot
. Economical Nu.
, WindN form»
’3 5° & ‘59..” “13-00“ to ’3'.” Nmm'rm'.
IWMM, Newt-iii: Chicano Sara-amt
srour mom
'7 but. limiting disappear:
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