Int-d dispensers (.5- kasolixn and oil 1
have been notified oi‘ an impending
if:
hereqse in prices of bath romrnodi- 7"
it)“ hit I‘ 1"-
' :il: ‘l.
fies. this dealer has told that. the' _ 331?" V” .'
price of oil would be incr‘eaSed ":01 “’ 1" 1’ “d “U "“45 ‘. '3 he ‘ ‘9
. .i.lkil “31' €11.72
cent. on June l. .
per 1 ll'..ll'. bu..l. bt'ztllzi ill Mills a loot
" éunn'i, 5 seeds 1 lo '2. inches deep.
Thomas mantel. and lame: K Wu:-
orl, oi Muham- Lost rNo. ill, t}. A.
8., '4th the Q. A. 11.. Convention
h Bridgeport today, William Kel-
loc. (loom Burton. and James Wiri-
un were in attendance yesterday.
When plants are 6 inches. high pull
out half of them. Another way is to
plant single seed 3.inches apart in
TWA
Plant pole beans in hills the same
way, except hills must be 3 feetapart.
Thin to 3 plants to the hill. Before.
planting fix firmly in each bill a. pole.
5 feet long. Have two rows of hills?
and slant the poles so that each set
—~Painting and decorating, first-
class work and best or materials. J.
A. Hflloran Co., care 0! Lawrence a
e . 8.1 t.
Philcot, real estate ag ncy 7 3 of 4 may‘ be tied together at the
_ A“ top like. an Indian tepee.
Noro'alk probably wrilnot send as Help the vines to start twining
large a proportion at its eligible men
A to join a volunteer army an cities at
In sine wherein no war munitions
gill be manufactured. It must be
monitored that‘ many will probably
no thh kind of work, which the gov-
mmcpt will want them to continue.
at‘tllmd the poled [rem right to left.
' Notejiilant lima beans with the
eyps‘“ oi the seeds downward.
Beets.
Sow seed rather thickly in row,
truth-thwvtlre with: plants by pulling
1 Hut..." l.’. i‘.'..'
lthe ground. Row”;
until the survivors are 4 inches apart. -
Mmmnmmw homunculus-then»
first“ need mun! Ml" ho.- um ur speak that well no“ lan-
scene.
it tho and mm:- m mutton Altr- .tho mum ferocious?" rid?
W be melted whole. bl" 1! H‘S“h".‘"‘:2"n ‘r':." 3" rd 32:1 b:"-‘r1 ho'
they should be cut into views will! ‘1 it'll-
I .~ 9- , . .9,”
ll 1-~*~ - 1 .aui - ' .r It
$936377 :3»). in ill Lyilillnfil'. llu-Is-v,” i... an
1; ll!‘ :Le.'.‘t a. 1 “Em-.13 931;; '
t "lozow 1 e _
Spinach. “”“r'fi
Sou seals thickly ! lll(ll tit-qt; 1:11; 1 11
rows 1 foot apart. . 1} DR NK HOT WATER 1'1
Squash. . . 1
Grown the sacrue as cucumbers o ='
muskmclon. except that the hills,
BEFORE AAEAAEAST1
. -_ .7...”
Exmrfflum mm b“ 8 m “'1: Says you really feelfleadmweet
’1 Tomato. 1 Mid flesh 11151113, and 1
Set out "-11“ ' plants from StCLl' are sewom in.
boxes 18 llltl"" -‘»art and support!
A driven into‘
.ould be 3 feet
them i ter wi l;
a ‘ it loll ale accustomtc to Wake up
apart.
T _ 1a; dull, dizzy headache. or. if your
’ urnlp.” lnreals sour and turn into gas and:
Hunt 14 ounce of seeds to 50 feet! acid: you hate 3 real surprise 11me
of r'.ou :i'ouing them 1-2 inch deepz1
1mg you.
lupon airsing, drink a glass 01 hot;
' Tomorrow morning, immediately}
upon arising. tiring a glass 01 hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
Dr.~Cheney. of New Haven. Unani- phosphate in it. This is intended to
momly Elected Commander. first neutralize and then wash out of
BRIDGEPORT. April 18.—-Dr Benja- your t-itonrach liter, kidneis and
rows 1 foot apart. “A
—.
G. A. R. ENCAMFMENT.
M
make excellent
The pulled plants
greens for cooking.
Cabbage.
Sow plants from indoor seed boxes
or pets 15 inches apart in runs, the
The majority ot tire manufacturers‘lous being 1 yard apart. Between
have notified the trade of an adVahce
of lhper cent. in priced of tires. to
hike eflect now, or in the near bittu‘e
With all other "8038511183 {01' the 811' as soon as it has i'orllled solid beads.
romobile flying skyward in price it‘ lrato cabbages may be stored in
will soon cost as much to drive a car1umcllts and (owretl nltll straw and-
a mile as it does to eat a ‘quuare1emm
meal." '3
~—Call mound. Street tr 80a for
tee delivery to Bell Island and Roway-
ton. Tel. 6842. Tokeneke, Darlen.
-—
3nd other little crops may be plant
ad. Early (abbuge should be plucked
Carrots.
1 ---—---- 1‘ Sow needs 192 inch deep, using 1-4
”—MAFBUGI‘NG Clll'k ill “The I‘VOT‘1ti‘Ullt‘tl to 25 foot of row. 'i‘hln only
tun-error Fill." at the Regent tonight-1n roots are crowding each other.
Cauliflower.
The 133%“ W99"! drill Of “191 Glenn the same as cabbages ex-
Sixth COW 0- A- C- W" he“ cept when the heads form, the loose
1“" "9“le the 1°C“ 31W Me“ goutet‘ leaves shorild be ilt'd triather
surementn for Shoes and uniform: ‘orl over the heads to keep out. light and
the. new members of the colnpany1b1Bach the “curd"
were taken, and the entire companY1 Celery.
was put through setting up exercises. Sou seeds in seed boxes and set
N0 candidates were taken in la‘st e‘V Vplants in garden in June or July 6
“mg“ or no applications were inches apart town 3 feet apart. When
ceived. .
. plants are large heap earth around
'6
“shill“! to whiten them.
-— NO
LU H AT COUNTRY CLUB 1 sweet Corn.
ouwill n o it and on hide a
W'Alunghgo: inserved . y Plant 5 or 8 seeds 1 inch deep ill
‘ ‘ hills rounded up with the hoe 3 feet
apart in row 3 feet apart. When
onlploy or the Western Union rel.» imam are 4 inches high pull out all
graph Company was struck by a pass. 1 but 2 plants in each hill. Make mew
in: automobile “11.1 morning. an he 'plantinga every 2 weeks an as to have
got 0N of a mmy in front of the 995 coin in several stagesmf nroth
1(1ch of Dr. Arthur ll. Baldwin. in Cucumbers.
Wall street The youngster was hurl
ed the pavement, but fortunately es-‘
med serious injury. Dr. Baldwin:
rendered what slight medical‘aid was
necessary. 'Beyond a tow slighti
swatches and a bad scare, the boy
was unhurt. No arrests were! Eggplant
made. the “1'91““ theautomohlle 0" Little plants from seed boxes are
platoon that the boy darted out from 80.1 2 £er :1 mt in l's.ow
behind the jitney directly into the. 1 p Lettuce.
path 0‘ the oncoming machifl. 1 Sow ‘seeds 1-2 inch deepin rows
U -—~-—— _ 11 foot apart and later thin out until
——THUR$DAV DINNER NIGHT 'plpnts are 6 inches apar1. Provide
It the 0011111“! Club- Why “0t occasional shade for plants on hot.
make. Ndfil‘Vfithll ROW? , 1 munmer days H
Muskmelon.
1“ 1"“ the elect °t “‘9 5916mm Grown like cucumbers excrurt hills
work that wheat speculators did re-1must b1, 6 “.91 “pa“.
centlyin the ChicaquStock Exchange Onions.
‘3 beggvteltimtho E33" There 1‘ Onions will grow from seeds or
motility-ta admire about the" wu..from bulbs called sets. Plant sets 8
the. speculators went to the Wheat inches apart in rows a. foot apart.
:T‘Ir‘tg'e' Igzfllnlilgguiflmigffi This. is tor-early green onions. For
fl 31 ‘ rtharrel retail now. on d this winter dried onions plant seeds rath-
is an increase oi over 33 within a EV“ thickly 3'4 an inch dew .1" rows
mm m m M ”m it” “A; 2331.31.11 the plants later to 3 inches
3 month ago. and is known as the 09“" Flat“.
4””: m" ““5 to? ’1‘ 85 it Called vegetable oyster and noisily.
Grown like carrots except that plants
‘ must be thinned to 3 inches apart.
Partially
‘Sow seeds thinly 1~2 inch deep later
thinning plants when they crowd each
.0th 4;. 3'_ “V'
V , V Baronial. " til!!!
Sow seeds thinly 3-4 at an inch deep
1 to; with L toot apart and later thin
plants. to 3 inches apart.
, ‘ Pear.
Peas should be. planted at the bot
tom of trenches 4 to 6 inches deep,
the seeds being covered with 2 inches
Marlo“. min i to 2 pints or need
winnlautlllhteetot row. .As the.
1% not. gradually fill. in. the
3 Much
-m
forty Veno. a messenger boy in the
trout apart. Litter thln to 2 plants
mar hill. Do not plant until soil is
warm and frosts areover. lloe only
lmtil plants start. to vine their pull
weeds by hand.
macro rm? done my well. it world
seem._to keep. the price down to
date. . ’
”143:1? rows early lettuce, ”dishes,-
1.
1.
Plant 10 seeds 1 inch deep in‘ hills
around the stalks. Let the'
mammal-poultry _-
min B. Cheney, oi Admiral Foote Post,l thirtv feet of intestines all the indi-
New Harrell. was unanimously elected? gestihle waste, poisons, sour bile and
depaitment commander for ensuing' toxins, thus cleansing. sweetanlng and
year at the closing session of the fit- purifying the entire alimentary canal.
tleth annual encanlplilcnt oi the De- Thole subject to sick headeChes.
pertinent or Connecticut G. A. R.. here backathe. biliouc attacks. constipation
today The Olhtl ofiicera elected all 01‘ any form Of stomach trouble, “6
without contest were: ‘ 'ursed to get a quarter pound of lime-
éoniol- Vlcooommanuel. Randolp stone phosphate from the dot: store
1W. Williamson. Hartford; Junior View and b38111 enjoying ““5 1110111138 “1’
Commander. William E. Latham, New aids-bath It 18 field that men wt!
Britain; Medical Director, Dr. Charles [women who W “‘1“ W9 “u”
n‘awllng, New Haven; Chaplain, wn “Milo and keep it up daily. it is a
liam F Hilton, Harttord. splendid health measure tor it is more
Delegates to the national encomp- important t° 1”” clean “6 pure on
merit in Boston. Christian Qulen Dan- 1"” inside 0”“ 0" a” onuide. mm
bury: Orrin N. Price Norwich; N. L.‘ 1tho skin 9°!“de not ahtrub W
1liope, Hartford; Charles Fenian, Wil-l ties ”to the load. causing w’
limantio; A w Sawtelle Meriden; riwnu" “w hm" 9"" ‘°'
’
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
American Agricultural Chemical Co.
Mapcs Spczial Fertilizer.
Sheep Manure
Ag.i.u.t'.tre Limo.
Land Pinter. _ _ -
”ground Bone. 3 [BL
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anon onenuponr OYSTERS
M. Wilder, Bridgeport. n w. Sharpe.‘ The ”mm“ ‘3‘ ”“9““ ”‘9‘“ "
New "M on 1it. Just as hot water and soap cleanse.
matter was left witht he council of ad phosphate act on the stomach "u,
ministration to he decided later. ‘Udneys and ho 'r'els
Tire encampment adopted resolu- pirate hi all inotlpensiVe white ”9
Ideas endorsing the action of President and almost W ”a“.
\Wilson in the war situation and pledg-
ing their loyalty and support to him
and the government as they pledged
1lt to Abraham Lincoln in 1861-65. A
resolution praising Governor Holcomb
itor his prompt action in taking a mili-
tary census of the state and for his el-
foVrt,s to mobilize the industrial as well
its the war strength of the state also
was adopted. .
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1liours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., 7 to 8
p. m.
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WE MAKE NO CHARGE
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out-tn. calcium Optician
CALL or CAVE IN whom
LANDS ROBS BROADWAY.
Natives Not More FerocIous Than
Elevator Boys.
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NEW YORK, April 19.4mm or
life in an apartment house with mini.
tors, bell boys and other help aiding
to becst the high cost or living, E. N.
New‘fitan of this city, ieit here for the
Virgin Islands, where for a. while he
will dwell in an extinct volcano where
the natives have established them-
selves in caves Primitive as these
cave dwellers are Mr. Newman says.
they have such conveniences as run-
ning hot and cold water and firm for
‘cooklng which never go out. .He ex-
pects to find life there as delightlul as
it is simple.
‘Mr. Newman is the first American
to“ leave here for the Virgin Islands
since the American ting replaced that
of Denmark two weeks ago. The rol-
canic crater he will explore is on' Saba , 37 Atlantic. a“ “embed. 0”"
lama one of the outlying islets or .. am Sat. till 9 n in. an. inn.
e group. - - " «~
4Most of the caves in which the no— a; 7“ “1 1% "V ,
lives dwell are at the bottom attire "3 V 1'“ ‘ j”: ‘
old crater and are reached by fibre!
iiiiifiiiihd‘°..;‘“.‘....‘{.2".'.}L‘“.E.:.°r SMART SPRINO‘
F ASHiBNS
man has provided himsclt with anal: ~
ing ladders. such as the firemen use. .
The chief food of, the dating.“ Jig-1 57
women A lligh
Grade Shoes.
H
mils and sm—‘rll some. Hot SDI/“1933
hr the case I critic the sourceothoa;
:thnit etching and there are plen-
cy oi cold \ star sprinsl M911; 01
the mixer is highly idiom 9
cording to ltYQFl. and is credited with
LE-ilrc Ulllllth five to longevity. maps.
01; the. notices nwordlhz their 03'.“ p
{meals to her most critical
not new. as millions of people practice .
The next encampment will probably .
purity and freshen the skln, so hot.
be held I“ New Haven. although this vats?) and n ir‘aspoonful of limestone,
Limestone phos- ‘
Dr. J. HI Mallory
Will find here style a... .9. "ml...
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.lIE‘hOIyNDERS BAKING 'AND F’RSYING
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Cuthiil’s Bridge Fish Market
“nomination.
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The City N ational Bank
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The Road to Success A.
The road to success is not difficult for those who sin-
cerely seek it and show wisdom by keeping their funds in a
good. strong Bank .
Money earns money, and it is a great factor in achiev-
ing results.
Start an account here—now—the doorof opportunity rs
open for you. Interested parties are invited to confer with us.
We loan Fmoney on farm ”mortgage
M
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Yarn raft
The craze for Hand~Knit Sweatets' is greater than ever.
Our brand of “Hon Brand” Yams, the most com
~ in the city, will supply the weights and qualities you need
for this work. 'Iho variety of colors is great and compre-
_. honsive, especially lecturing- shadow lawn, buff, tango and
Copenhagen blue. gold, lavender, amethyst, Wisteria, rescda,
water green, old rose and others.
ing Knitting and Crochet Needles, Royal Society and C. *M.
C. Cottons for crochet-cg. , Make your selections early.
All Fresh Caught. Not Frozen
Also a large assorhmnt of Art Goods Materialism inciod-.
tastes.
with a coated tongue, foul breath chm
Spring Term V i».
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60 North Main Strut
TAILORED SUITS
and
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11 North Main St.
We Also Do Cleaning mi.
Pressing. '
The Read &_'Vlj
Electrical Co
The Only Fully eql! ,1
ELECTRICAL m
In the Town? ‘
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone Dos—5o So. Mr
or Ups-touch Services:
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