7 won Sowmnl and Sunday,
My w'Uell patronized.
in charge ‘exptwts that all members
.0 .who can will makean effort to be in ’ dropping the seed.
"attendance.
s " .. '
to: b to“ Li “1“
“watt; in s iln'amk
3:323 zoom the:
may it. at the AW m
in col ill? eve-tn: in the To“ Air
neatly Hell. Wall nm'et,
A .091“: at W: No Ht. can»
in and Johnny! Ants-lieu will be
id! might in the meeting l'wma in
Quote: solidi”.
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w ,. t’ 74mm» mm 3“ on W W in innovation "
more“ it”: are 1“ portion MW; and that.
:Wfiafiblkhfimrw m {in an
M“ w W W l.’fl%t%fl “ .ifiwr! m‘rs aw
int-Wm the ‘fiééiisital Cos-5:2" : i * ir’ ,
l: Ho Fair? "cyniy. ‘ «I «.2 . it [tut-.251... item!
no. hit to...» mini alt-d mm
lily twang; my 5 taint "ifllfilfi or. Irrszi‘. ‘
flan-ed m m tome p. opt. mu n «' I'uiatuw m it... a W. W
t l l". gloom, tumour lhv with“ ' to ward to «have. but thi- with}:
tot m iterator in to hop they: cool
(Mt to dammit; and in a dark
in. on. Am. place no they Illi not duraty or ennui
80rd. l2 to !l W at 63.50 to too rigidly. storm More ehoiild N
H 50 per bushel; “£6.00 to $54503. dry and “tilt Rood institution to carry
Within-Limo to 1,500 poundr $12 to on moisture no they dry, it W
534. sprout: appear while the potatoes are
Spray materials. 4 splittings $3.00 in storage. break than o! a.» they lie.
to $5.00. prire the tuber of food value.
Remember that there are other A Bulletin covering insect pests and
item: of cost. such as. out of land. lungous diseases can be supplied by
horse labor in plowing and cultivat- the Committee of Food Supply a little
wow.- it
M.
[W Cub [emu at am
\ on Wednesday evening, and on til
3 ”ranges.
inn, man labor in planting, hoeing.
alluring and digging (70 to 100 ill-3.).
manure, if used, and the purchase of!
some ctiuipment. _ ?
Soil for Potato“. 9
Mellow loam soils with plenty of;
decaying organic matter are best.‘
Sandy loam soils are earlier, Avoid
'very "light” sandy soils and very
f‘lleavy" clay soils, also those that
are poorly drained. Either-sod land
or ‘old” land will give good results
it well prepared and cared for. Deep,
thorough preparation before planting
is a great help. Cultivate carefully
until vines cover the ground. Avoid
land known to be infected with
“Scab."
The rook-end express trains, be»
{mean New York and Pittafield.
which made their first tripe oi the
were
All members pi Pride of Court Nar-
ruk Circle. No. 801, Companions of the
Forest, are requested to attend a
Inacting whim u'lllbe hold tonight, in
lied Llen'a Hall, in Main street.
‘ W .
~Mohe your home a cosy comfort
home. “Use Burnbalu Cosy Comfort
Boiler. Lord & Burnham Co., lrving-
ton. N. Y.
Potatoes for Seed.
The first requirements are sound-
ness and freedom from disease. North—
A special meeting of Kabaosa En— em grown seed are probably prom:
able. Buy from reliable dealers and
unlpment. No. 9, l. 0 .0. lit, has been . . .
l ‘ tha .rourcr from which the SEN]
called for this evening. The neuter—.3311): c s ‘ (
a“! degree Vi“ be “'0"de on .a num-’ Standard varieties are to be preferr-
fher of candidates. led-«Green Mountain for late, lrish
‘ W .Cobblern {or curly crop. Green nlonu—
An important meeting of the Nut- taln potatoes hoop better through the]
t 9..
me; Club will be held in the club‘Mm £63k SM M K," Dim“ f,
1’00““ in the Colehurn building ‘0' Always aoall the 910th after cutting
night. Every member is requested to and"beforl1‘ planiting in. g Faithful;
‘nas rich as very in, 01-. solution. Forum in may a o one
finrwfrgrslwillmbc presented for l:iis- a" “fly drug store.- With Formalln
. ma (4 per cent. solution) use one pint
salon. , ill 30 gallons of water, soak uncut
‘ ‘ "“rtzd for :3 hours (never longer or
The annual parish meeting ot“Trin- nl'olgtll will bc‘damalried). sili'lrtid 01111:.
. . . . ,~ -. lo ry ill a court pace. (I so —
“y Episcopal Chum}? vull b? held this tion may be used over and over as
evening. [we wardens, lestlymen, luany times as possible in any one
and other oilicers will be elected. The day, but should he prepared fresh
.sccretnry and treasurer will give re- each morning. ‘
ports and the secretaries ot the am Fdflilize or‘ Manure Liberally-_
or parish organizations will report. i Potatoes to be profitable must yutld
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-~ . ' necessary. Mnnurc is ou‘.‘ chief source
Company A. Of the nuxiiary 901109 ct" potash now and nivcs vcry good
force drilled last night in the Town results if not used too heavily and if
fisflemb‘l' Hall. in Wall street, under not made from animals fed little pota-
, toes or peelingsvtllene are often (ii-
the direction M Stewart Elliott. The son’scd and the trouble will be carried
11101115813011“ company “'9‘"? lnfol‘m' in the manure, cspoclnlly “scab".
too coarse, strawy, manure
ed that ammunition for the revolvers Don‘t use
15 to 20
find been distributed to the captains unless fairly well rotted;
oi the companies, and that lul‘gct prac-
.~=lice will be held in thenenrluture.
—-—.-—.———
, if used alonc. y
Fertilizer lnuy be uscd alone or to
. ‘ f , islloolemcnt manure. Where used
“1634295 regular meeting 0 hon alone probably 800 to 1.500 pounds
walk Lodge. No. 709. Benevolent and per acre carrying it or l per cent. am-
.Proteotive Order of Elks, will be held photo and 8 to 12 poet cont. nvall-
0' able phosphoric acid (look at the
4 analysis on bar: or tag) is no good
at l can ho obtained this your..(19,17l.
following Sunday afternoon
o’clock; there will be a class initiation. Th supplement a fair dressing or man».
Horatio 8. Byron and family of Flax urc use Acid Phosphate only at 400
arm Road, are attending the funeral in 600 pounds per new: on“ a let!
. "' r "20 ercent
. .. Ne llllzel not coming. 0\Cl‘ l) .
gt :blgthetl do, M” Byme m w,nnlmon‘la. Too much nitrogen (om-
or c y. o my.
.monin) will make too‘ largo u produc-
ition oi top growth. ’
A very successful May [lance was
3 . it '. 111811.111 y'oil needs morn lunnuro and fertil-
held last night m Rod 1H” izcl' then it fertile, productive so“.
lain street, under the" auspices of but that greater response (‘tlll be ob-
Wanoma Council. ‘NO- 31- D. of P- tallied from the some illnmlnt on the
Shepp's orchestra rendered manic, and last class of soils. it pays to feed the
refreshments were served during the potato c301) well and to grow it on our
- . es an.
antermlssmn. A— large number of Getting the Seed and Planting.
members of Company D- C. N' G" This year seed potatoes must not
were present 88 guests 01’ the conn- be wasted. Cut. seed into pieces
Eu. .weighiug 1 to 2 ounces. This. means
53 to 5 pieces {or medium aized pota-
toes and 5 to 7 pieces for larger
tubers. Each piece must have all
NO- 7. Order least one eye. . -
Plant ill rows 3 feet apart and from
12 to 15 inches apart in the row.
.At the regular business meeting of
Lady Jennings Lodge,
Shepherds of Bethlehem, May 2, 1917,
it was unanimously resolved to call“, (10“? bout 3 inch d? F t‘ll r
, . . 'ra ell op. erl ze
§9§$eo$llle§eflgggrgnibohfls‘lgezisainfi: . ought to be spread along the row and
. x tinixed with the soil before dropping
W5 Wt“ hebrought “D and every’um need. it planting by hand. tur-
' member is
invited to_a,ttend, and the committee
Retmshmenm will be, Cultivate Kather
773°“th as this is to be a wake up cultivati n i prefe bl
. . y ‘ o , s ra c.
» vandquennings Lodge meeting. Rally 1 crop a. chance. '
‘riotrygour best to begin line.
, than his] heavily at one time. this
cuts too many feeding roots
checks growth. _
‘ Sprayin
Spraying pays gt
via ample .probt of this.
The Crop.
Spiny not
.Yent .blight.
Vol-”Parisfireen tokill the f‘bugs'fand
honie made or'sorne prepared Bord-
_ eaux tolcontrol blight. The two ma-
gtelfiale can. becomblne'd and. spraying
.to,mak
a. good fight alter hits-hoop:
3,014
lwcll, to do this available fertility is;
loads to the llcro is none too much;
I
Remember that infertile (“poor")
respectfully and earnestly row cut, them spread the fertilized
' along the bottom and sides of the fun
row. A small brush or drag lllay be
:drawn through .thekfurrow before‘
. .
deeply and very;
wisdom an enjoyable time is ex-i’thoroughly during the first half of
jtlle season, after that more shallow
. Do Give the
, . . n’t ridge or “bill
Mollie-.1133 Pr 5’0“" country and: up" along the row very ‘much on light
T111315 to your interest. sandy loam soil that is liable to be
ldry. ifvmuch billing is donebeglin
‘it when potatoes are 10 to .12 inches :
high—4don’t wait nlltil in blossom andlk
and 5
well done. - There
only to kill “potato bugs" but to pre— ,
Use .Arsenate of, Lead '
‘ jehdpld-be thorough and frequent. Be - ,
prepared tor,;the;tmuble. it lemme . f
litter.
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PLATTSZHF. ‘l CAMP ENROLL-
HVVT
new roux, May s.‘~rlml tabula-
tion today of enrollluenlfor the New
York section of the training camp at
Plattsburgh for the otlloere' reserve
corps was expected to Show a total
”ivory, Inc.
St» So. m
mam m1.
come I
19cm
- lb 45c
doz 39c
25c
93 ll
mm 41.,
HAS
Uni.- l'ricc-J-lne Quality
29c lb.
Ceylon and India, lb. 396
no...“
ABtst Butter
Fresh Eggs
3 lbs Uncoated Rice
of 5,000 men accepted.
«Notices to the 2,500 men who have
been selected from the number on»
rolled will be mailed from Plattsburgh
today and tomorrow. Notices to mom
than 2.000 enrolled applicants for the
New England section or the camp at-
so will be mailed early this ween'rne
selected men will be ord‘orPd to report
at Plattsburgh in two sectil’ms. onc on‘
May I? and the second May it, '
TWELVE SMALLPOX CASES IN
BERLIN !
NEW BRITAIN, May 8,—Because or;
twelve cases of smallpox in Berlin and?
an assertion of local physicians tho
there are really twice that number.
the local health authorities have de-
clared a quarantine against Berlin,
residents from the infected districtl
One person alleged to have. been ex-l
Children’s lireSscs
A large assortment of new Gingham Dresses for school wear.
Plaids, Stripes and Plain Chambray. made in the latest
middy style, with plaited skirts, Russian. style with belts,
collar and cuffs of contrasting material.
Assorted combination.in Bloomers to match, froma to 6
years . ..... ...........79¢
a to 8 years, without bloomers . ........ $1.00 to $1.50
Also a good line of Children’s White Lingerie Dresses,
* 50¢ 10 $2.25
- J. I.MALLETTE
......... I‘llolle ‘IDCC
up WW p... ....
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amount-emu
"are: Special rmnlm. -* ”I"
Sheep “more
Amour: Lime.
Land Plaster. _
' “Gama Bone.
10.000'BEAN POLES
RAYMOND BROTHERS
PM” "3" 131 Washington St.
88 Washington St, South Norwalh.
posed to the. disease was found riding
on a local trolley car.
i
iTROUBLE sN‘rlnELv DISAPPEAR.‘
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Fathers and mothers Worry over it
child with a chronic cough. Knudt '
Lee. Wannaskn, Minn. writes: "For:E
Eseveral years my daughter had a bad 3
chronic cough. Every time she ‘
caught a little cold, it aggravated the 1
trouble. We tried many medicines. '
but not until we tried Foley's Honey,
and Tar did dnything produce any:
great relief. in a few days the iron-
ble entirely disappeared and has nev-
er returned." Foley's Honey and 'l'ar {I
whooping l
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(for coughs. colds, group,
cohgh.Adv. \
Simeon-Powell Corporation.
GLOVE R’s-
Established 1897
m-
Furnilyre, Rugs“
Carpets, Linoleum
Rte-furnishing time is here. Our line of Furniture, Bod-
ding, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigerators, Floor Coverings,
Window Shades, Draperies. Porch and - Lawn 'Fumituro.
7Porch and Couch HammocksTBlue'rlilfidilrsm
Mowers contprises‘oncci' the, lat-geld and, most complete
lines to be had at prices you can afford to pay.
A. J. Collins .60.
So. Norwallt
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SPnTNG ,
: 'OXFORDS
' and
‘ * PUMPS
. Many Styles for Dress
’ and .
Many Styles for Sport‘
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Use Whittemore's Shoe Pol-
ishes and Cleaners
ElwoodScGlover
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‘o. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 wall Street. ~ ’ ‘ Norwalk.
. KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold or,
~ Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
.2 Thorough examination of the eyes. Ocullsts’ prescrip-
’ tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing. ' ~
Conn, .
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam. heated. electric
lights. and gas. . Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American lltylew ~ . ’ ‘_ ' - ‘
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St.
N. I. DISESA. ' Manat'z’er
. ' Tel. 1555.
I; DISESA. Proprietor
The: Way Saalessslmg
The Most
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. MW ._,._ _.,..
Tltoe alldllnclt snal,~llalillul.t:otl,lladaocr~
- Ladies’ Pumps oi Qualityi, ‘
See. the New; Models oi Patent Leather.
Gunmetal. Champagne and Grey. Many .
Styles it'll Many Tastes. ., _
Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN—V,
South 'Norwalk. '
8r Washington Street.
.._ _-_. ‘ , _
'lilc, Wealt, Flat, Buttcr‘Fisil, Paroles, Long
and Round Clams, Oysters. ‘
Nothing Frozen-«All Fresh caught
~ Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market?
'Ptlonoo 108 and till.
Freo below. '11 North Matti
to mark my clothes with CASH;
NAMES.” Easily sewn on to'
kinds of linen, woolen and kid" . r
articles. These Name Ta
such as Gloves, Caps, Raine
Umbrellas, etc.,‘etc.
:2 dozen, 324:6“
6 dozen d ‘ 5
’ - .r-- w 3 dozen
SOLDIERS’ UTILITY KIT—Contains practical no-
tions for emergencies. Fitted with scissors. buttons, pins;
etc; also has place for photograph or identification card. ’
.' I if"
Prices ..... . socand$1.00each
Prices:
.andwnunhnfol,nll Belt 1 .
:1 . Meytimezrwleatlitr:EndgamewishtoIhghogr fund
of which we have ~a- big and variedéstoclr.
Norwalk Chronicler