Sale of stirs .
New Summer Dresses
Wash Skirts
Velour Sport Skirts
‘ Sport Coats
- $5.00 $7.95 $9.95
$5 95
$l.00 to $6.95
$4.95
$4.95
Values to $12.00
:EIGHT APPLICATIONS
: FOR DIVORCE FILED
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burr; ll. .liiettncr. 'l'lie ilct'eiidtint‘sj
lililltIi ii name “as lleritiaii and .~lie
lili’il'l‘lt'll Jticttiier on October ti, iiio't.
.iut Iiiier wants in - t‘lrlUtI) of a minor
child.
Lillian Whiteley oi liiidticport set-its
.‘l diitirce from Arthur Whiteley alien-
KING’S CLIENT IS
GOAT IN DICKER
MADE WITH BANK
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to the court of common pleas in Fair-
iioltl p-ounti. King entered an ap-
. pcuraiice as counsel for Slit round and
latei applied to the Ilidgefiolil Sav-
ings bank on behalf of Sherwood for
lilt.‘ dcscrtioii on March ll. 1914. Thev a loan of “'2‘“, on 1h“ property, Th"
“AV"? nmflmj on “m, 6 ”12 and‘ land records of the town of lairtield
3.\1r<. \\'liitelc_\"s maiden name was1 where the land was altuatett. were
Cordingley. , . . . . . . _
Agnes Dewey of Bridgeport has peti-i title. preextdt‘ttl °,‘,}?“I,.,l’,‘“‘f"',f bank,
ttoned for a divorce from AlonzoI “ m h noon “NM" it ban agreed
I llewcv dl’wl‘llon on lune on) 1910 lie-9 to make tlti- loan as reoriented. hirer"
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1 ion the allegation. ’lhe plaintiffs! “ma ekeruitd a note for ‘1‘ 0t and
Michel and
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l?g:::£,nn:a:_l;;?d on December 17 1908.i sure. the alone to the plaintiff before
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5,,” ' Secret Service men arretsted two students of Columbia University and t
cleiidorseiuent of the
. in” of Barnard College—«Owen Cattell, son of Professor .i. McK. t‘attell, and i
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risks for a divorce front lultzabetli l.. “we“ m ”d
Ileckmann of New York, cunning she" "t the m
wine as purporting L9 be
4,) :‘i‘hitrles L. Phillips of Columbia, and Eleanor Wilson Parker of Barnard» {deserted hint on December is, 1913,; $132293 n:*’:‘£:‘“:fl;g&2g:’“$031
all] a. conspiracy charge. It was declared they had illegally tried to persuade 1 They were married on September 'l ', ' ‘ '
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. . :Klng had arranged with lawyers of
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w.“ M13020 "mmms "”mf" mw'tllti,MQCIllth‘i-i and Farmers Sayings
‘Iameusl'l‘ Vltrown of Norw-ilk charges‘ bank to allow Ill-l iiioi‘tgage to remain.
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ 'letl the interest and route of the
Martha Brown with desertliig liiin on WW" ~ , . - , _.
. E October 20, ill]? and he wants a (ll; lowdown.- action Wore paid nnlftmm
’CHlLD UNMOVED WHlL tvotcc
‘ . . ' bunk he paid the sum of 512% ,
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COURT SENDS HlM AWAY! (\‘inl~“':ll‘lui;‘;;t)ll):lntlIDNII‘il iniiiiid Bio nl which was the amount due. The 1-9.
The bric‘fcst affair was disclosed in malnder 0‘ the moiiey be FODVNIM
‘IIll’ suit in which the Woman. ask- '0 Ilirl own “50' The property i“ now
. ing for legal separation had the long-i subject ‘0. “"0 mortgages, 009- being
out mime. Sadie Avery Ingersollior lIltf'lellnllff bank. The ma] court
.ltyan wotild break the tie which] heldttltltd K3,“? Yuauthe Michigan}:
‘bound her to Matthew '1‘. Ryan late; agcn “n 13' :1 I‘insr—quem. t.
H, mother. who“. child was mm.“ m. Norwnlk. but now in the land of loss caused by K rigs embezzlement
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“'i' ilbey circulated a pamphlet entitled. “Will You lie Drafted?"
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‘ IN PANIC AT CIRCUSS
. - ,Bertie Aztatas, Aged 7. Succumbs Not
UNION'I‘OWN, Pa. June 4.-—Mrs.f to Tear. of Mother-15 Real
Elizabeth Hellman. of Uniontown, is‘ Wild One.
2:; figdén’anfi‘xgr baggnmli m‘figg :3 iiitniouocit'r. June 4. rlicarttn'ok
an“. been fatally Injured as ”H, n, cii, sobbing and trading by (lywidow.
'sult of a panic here yesterday after,
item: when a windstorm caused the
main tent of the Barnum K» Bailey
. Circus to collapse soon after the after-
" [noon performance was to start.
Sixty persons are known to have
beenyliurt in the rush which follow.
‘ {dihe- fall of the poles supporting the
huge coma» Mrs. Hellman was found
‘dcarl. apparently-.~'ui‘lucatcd,
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court, failed to make the slightest iiir W‘li‘bt'l' 31. 1907. Mllllllf‘w depart- 1:13:31” “3 “mu”! by Judge Slitttn»
lll‘t'drxli ii upon the youthful hopeful L: gliiiypnflfisltigg timl’l‘i't'iemnltlilr‘: n32: . WM
tlilH Inill’lllllfl. Through tliesiitl [hll'l‘t six months after the knot tieinir. lNTERNlfi'QERMANS
ing, tin-tit- Aztalna, -~—— --—~- ‘ ” “i {=ng ELLIS ISLAND
maintained a sitiiid composure and his mAKEs A DEROATORV '
l'dt'iltl expres ioii registered almost iii-
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CONNECTICUT :ATENTS, Icustotiit-tl :~iiiiilat'
The following patents were issued iiioyetl
:Mity 20. List furnished from the oili-
~ces o! A. .\l. Wooster, .\'o. 002 Seen
STAMFORD, June 4.—Loon Skf‘Itt‘lt
\i‘ereuas arrested lterc Saturday ntght,i
Ecluirged with having made a derogir‘
as o'tory remark about President Wilson.
of the ‘ lie was arrested by n naval omcer and
‘. Iiiy building, Ill‘ltlizl‘litil‘l, Conn. lie was fillD-lturued over to the chief of police. Ar-
‘ {Frank l.. t‘apps, .l. .l. Scully, llridgo pet-y to the t‘\lt'lll that iiiiprisonmcitt:coiiipanyiitt: Shelton when he was
Dori, shaviiii: machine for sound record without iron bars was of no avail]
‘Wblete. Halted in Illa career by teitiporary con-
‘ One is Caught.
to .‘~(‘l'nl'.\'
NEW YORK June 3.~’l‘wo (lei-innit
tertic \\'ll.\ what 3: known
“wild one," iii ”11'
[ll‘tiIlal loll
parliaiteo cnped Saturday by swimming from the
island to the Jersey shore. One of
the men. William Scliulze. was cap-
turcd when he climbed upon the docks
of the t‘entral Railroad of New Jersey.
:ttll Iltil'll im.
brought to the station was the naval
oillccr and two sailors, who said that
Henry “'thxp’ Jr. [magenta-i, t‘Jt “moment in ii .\lain street house, Ber-,they were about to “set on" Skclton but In" other man is SH” at liberty.
Reflector—holder, tie vaulted a sill and disappeared when the ofliccr took Shelton in; ”_‘"
Harold l) :‘ti‘entn, New llaicii, Ap~ through it window. lie was here and charge. NO JOKE.
. wows for and prom-55 of burning there and iot.knd upcii school as HORN-t
f gas, thing to be shunned. School authori-
-" 'Arthur 0. lt‘reotluiun, New Haven, lies testified he was positively incorw ,
' bottle, tilt-stun). l'lklillit', and his mother couldn‘t deny? Bi” 0' Prices 5‘0"” in R-ra W- Fac-
Eugene ti. inning, it, tory. Norwatk.
‘ arm. ‘ l’iiui ",t: ()3 ans: ".r . ' 1‘ , ~ t. . . , .. .« -
, melh l7. “11mm“, “mum“ scrap. sum“! mil: «\lmri‘; :‘Kullztnzdlltt'Ihlllllh(l)‘Illtv: Tim it. a: W. tontpnny had their Il‘llll lIlllI‘ hots, .i ici.til.ii (It-\lI. ».\lil
' _ w - « :liatit-rs lune come to an acct-cutout,“flUkt‘t‘ bt‘llllm’l'
er. never recovered. His wife, Julia, in “ml ‘1... pin .tt pm... my the mmtngi
. Ilnlwt‘l t'. t‘olc. Hartford. (:3! fusible it‘t'rll upon ill" liisii “1 providing “irispm‘m 1“” “W" “i“m'd' " i” under-,r
element for inclosed electrical fuses, the family. 'l‘lti' M'lHHtiltllt from li'*t'l"“'“\‘”“l ”“1 H" "Ml ”WWW” 7'" ”m,
.Fuse lilot-lr. ott‘upritti: ““5 ”Jim“ l'cr deaircs, hm'liioy‘lpoiml Iiiw runder. tlte ‘llfllIOIlllI.
' ‘il'l'l‘.’ :i -.~ '
. James Alexander, tool tor ill't‘lll‘13‘illl""-" “"""‘ “min"! “ "mu" .‘s'tiayriV In; [1;ililll‘,\"rillt?‘ iii‘lln“ltirtl‘bmliad“iii:
turning balls. ounce of the home. is iitiio for the trimmers to
Angelo l’ietrobono, Riverside. hand,
i “hit
A grim-m took min-1,. to Miss Martha catch up thirty. but they have had it
" anower.
John J. l’ldtt, Milford, sparkpliig.
,llotizliton, stiprriutcndcnt of tlio‘.“0,","mumfl "‘l'fr m" slotting. , l
fcuimiy home at .\'orw;illi this noon. l ”1" Daily NW“ “(mm-(1' "\"w \ork!
Jesse A. ll. Smith, (llcnbrook, type-
“itm'wrllini: machine.
says:
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Charles W. \‘i‘allier. Strntford, coni-
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\\‘c imagine that the womenl ”tit-n.
tfall for a line of hot-air talk. that just
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.wiilch how any man under ninety-tire
Hartford. Iwill swell with pride when a girl tells.
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THE NECESSlTY OF PRODUCING
AN EXTRA POUND OF POULTRY
PRODUCT FOR EVERY MAN. W0.
MAN AND CHlLD IN THE UNI-
TEL‘. STATES.
llristol,
By i}, I‘Ldiit'llitl'tlr‘, l’rt‘ridciit of The
Aiiierlcan l’oul'i'y Asmciatiuu.
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'i‘ l lletore another IlillClllllR’ reason, the
‘ in .t “as .t ._ienttt amount of com I great. 1.11m,“ States “-1” no dmlm‘ 1H.
priittoii for the supply
RECRUlTlNG RECORDS BROKEN. of field hats in ”1,, (1001,,“ ””0...q of ”H, \"th'ltl':
NEW YORK. .luiie It.r-~.\lore than a i ‘0 ”‘0‘"‘31'11'11‘ Wilts, i" ”101000111"!!!an cruel war and no one «an forc~
. . , . ‘._ ”'1!" . li‘) - it
.mned clothespole and line. ,tliousaud int-n oi conscription age who i; WV”; ‘ l4]: ' '1; 'lt-ts :eeii lit” 3 tell the countless thousands that may
‘ , , Kittie l e. li‘ on r ennui. era (0‘ b . . . . ‘
le. , . , , , ,_ . ,. ,._ , . t a t‘l,\lll' for bread. it is \I l to but
It Char s A. Hillard. Madison. loit mine. to be «'lihtlll in 'il tlti PM "W , pttt‘tllit‘ltl nslmt for the suiutlr of. 1‘ B i t
Mable abutment
9 _ ' _ H -. 9 . . .. 9, ‘l , .. ~ . iiiied States, the w rtd':: greatest
ifil .ttlftllitflilc irttlll- ltiiStIJ}. Ila“ tilltillotl “tilt ltlt Oil) i ]t,ltt,tiltti fink] hats, in lit‘ m ilct‘m‘dflllt'f‘i‘ l'l(‘Ilt‘Hi. «'tlltI liltlfil. l'PROIll‘L‘I’IUI lltliiOll’,
ijo not only look after the welfare
t“ her own citizens, but to hire aid
and assistance in supplying food to
countless thousands of suffering- liti-
manity in the torn and stricken war
zone. The great agricultural resources
of America must prepare to assume
_Olops. alt-i'k and the number was expected, ‘Jiill lliili‘utt‘ i'Ul‘lis specifications, Tlh‘
‘ ’31. S. Darling. Ellington. Conn, Bcn- ‘ to b“ greatly lilf‘Ti‘il-‘t‘tl today. 1 bidders “my“: . . .
3min mogcl. 'ltaciup, Wis” lllpO-tbowl lion)" hinge (airptuqitioits, inclusiinil i Hfigmiiu}¥ I:fi?:;;‘:,'t:_(m(l,\;rs:..flr:,fi,\lpji
, rziilmaos. have notified their eniploy~ $1.545; dilivcty ;, per cent. within it):
John C, Reynolds, Stamford, 100] for es of conseripiiiiu age that ample time‘ days and 10 per Ct‘ll‘. monthly IIlt‘l‘t'-;
mpresslng Valve springs_ ,will be given them next Tuesday whiter. ’ l
Trade marks—«Salts Textile Mami- register. Hudson llat .\l:iiiiit';icturinz (‘ofl
N “m1. N I “(a ,, H} l 1‘ mi“ burden. Emir one of us must
Eacturlng Co., Bridgeport, velvets and The board of elections today scnl ' ' " ' v .n .impc. H' do our bit. Every acre, every nook
livery 10 per cent. in Rt) days. 25 per
icent. monthly thereafter.
.I. N. Susskind 1“ Co, Philadelphia,
and corner must bear its share. it is
luckyl that in tpoultrzf we can inro-
tluce the cheapest and most «prickly
lashes in the piece, :otit. linal instructions 3
. to 0,000 regis-
“Frary and Clark Loaders, New Brit. :.trars throughout ”1“ (‘t
iy who will be
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in. forks. spoons. clicesescoopS. etc._ in charge of registration booths II] the 51‘ "n‘i"}"“-‘l "(N)". i“ 4.000 “““_“-':‘-‘ produced meat. of all the various
made of base metal, .1125 election districts, ggngghg‘cfig “”9 “Wk" "f‘°r "““ld, sources of our meat supply. Here,
Phineas T. Talcott New Harem! A“ recruiting records in New York Ferry Ila-t Manufacturing Co., NcwE WP have an opportunity 0f producing
alluding implements for riii‘c. pisto|,iwere broken Saturday, when 380 men
nod shotgun cartridges and molds for enlisted in the regular army.
bullets. BISHOP OF WALL STREET
RETIRED.
NEW YORK. June 4.-The Rev.
William Wilkinson, known as “The
Bishop or Wall Street," has been re-
tired by Trinity Corporation as Trin-
ity‘s missioner. a position he has held
for nine years. it was announced to-
day.
an extra one hundred million pound:
if the American farmers, the fancier.E
and breeders will give their attentior.
to hatching during the months of Mint
ii’ork.-$1.065. delivery
commencing June, 20. .
William H. Horstniann Co.. PhiH
«dolphin. $1695 on sample dclivervE
_ ' - , and June.
“we weekly _aficr'.lnl_v 1:“ i It is a Well known fact that the
C. B. Rutaii. “est Orange. N. .l.. -
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3.24 on 1.,000 delivery 1.) per cent. .
in 20 dnrs 28 1-3 per cent monthly! today the lowest in .our country, per
thereafter ‘ ‘ ' ggapitbz, in the history of the 'tliiitor
Cal. Hirsch Sons. St. Louis, $1.60 9",” m “rd" ‘9.“‘em ‘h"“‘"°‘."“‘
_ l,» dangerouscondition. we have \‘iitl'
on 12.000 dclhery loprr cent. in 10 . . _ _
(law balance in so daVfi "‘ ““39“” 3‘ “Nerf“! opportumr
‘ ’ ' ‘ LL... of aiding what 'imny prowl tq for: '.
.wauldrwide cry for food. Let .us all
Mr. Wilkinson is one of the beat 3'5 ORDER FOR WINSTED- gioin enthusiastically in the prop»
known figures in the financial district ‘WINSTED. June 4.—-Au order for zanda of helplnlz'ln the probable that
and his noon meetings in Wall Street 10.000 pair- or half hofle for the army °I “”‘I' by putting forth “0" "'"I"
_ y ' effort to meet. in a measure. the de
hau- lit-en one of the futures of that was n-cciied by the Winsted Hosiery round ”I” H mm. to mm, for.uutolc
sect inn. company. '
tuuuittttes ot‘ toodi atolls. Never tr.
15,000 Weekly,
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INTERNAL REVENUE ORDER.
‘_ The collecmr of internal revenue an»
financed today that all doctors. nurses.
.' any others who handle. administer,
:Ol‘ dispense narcotic drugs must regis-
u: with the collector before the first
. «‘ July or suffer a heavy penalty. it
. ,8 also outed that the special in: in
jovial over two years ago upon cigar-
M. brewers. theatre proprietors.
, 1— (all. due very soon and must be
paid to avoid heavy liner,
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ihc‘ ti mortgage upon the property, to se-i
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William (._ Heckntann M NorWiilk‘ I\llll.. as llujtl') public, and lung lIten‘
lira. Brown‘s maiden name the money given him by the other
from under her protection by Probate the unknown. They were married on did not fall upon the plaintiff. ”’0‘
REMARK ABOUT W'LSON ’Tvlo Sailors Swim for Freedom but,
sailors, interned on Elllslslnnd. es-g
June Sale of Japanese Silks
’ " 'Agaln the Silk Section has come to the front with an opportune S‘dICtii Black
. ,and White Japanese Silks. Thin. light weight fabrics that are so agreeable ill stun
mer, yet so strong and durable that they prove an cwuonucal investment. bee
prices.
‘ F". White, or Natunl, not
I brillimt pure white, just a dead -
9 white. For dresses, blouses and uti-
i derwear.
“'ldtli I'l‘glllili‘I} .xtilil sale price
i 27 inches fat cts. 39 cts.
27 lllt‘llt'N till via. 45 ctS.
3.” liiclii'i-i i" «is, 65 CIS.
350' inches it'l t-‘.\_ 55 CTS.
liti int-lies Tit t'l\. 63 cts.
30 inches of» t-‘.~. 79 cts.
36 iiichcx- ft\ «is. 85 ('08.
36 Illt‘Ilt'5 Hi3 98 CtS.
36 inches $I.I.—i ‘1."5
Black
Which probably has more uses than
any silk fabric that ever came from
the loom. For every-day, best, and
traveling dresses, blouses and summer
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. Width regularly sold ' sale price .
3 27 inches ,5 60 cts. 49 cts. ~
1 27 inches In . Tit cts. 59 cts. .
‘ 36 inches . ‘ lib’ eta. 79 cts. 1
l 36 inches I" #105 89 cts. -
. 36 inch”: on. 98 ctr. A Liberty Loan
'6 lu‘h‘ _» 5 $1.25 $1.05 . -
¥ 3 L W Main floor. F for Liberty
: Belts. and Girdles I
i ' are in fuhion.
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' (Riddles, made of fancy
braid, with attractive
buckles.
$2.50, $2.95 and $3.75.
Suede Belts, assorted
colors, large gilt buckle
at front. two small gilt
buckles on each side,
$1.00.
. Metal Girdlea, with
leather and suede trim-
mings, colors. gray, gold,
black and purple, 5.250.
Belt; of wide patent
leather, 50 cts.
White Kid Belts, nar-
A Liberty Loan Bond is a solemn promise
of the United States to pay at maturity the
amount of the bond to the holder thereof. And
to pay interest semi- annually each year from the
date of the issuance of the bond, until it is fully
and finally paid. The security is the faith and
honor of the United States backed by all of the
resources of the Nation and the American people.
it is a mortgage of ‘.l H the resources and taxtng'
powers of the government together with the re-
sources ot' the American people.
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$50.00, stoooo, $500.00 and si,000.oo and
are made payable to bearer, have interest cou-
pons attached which may be detached by the
holder when the iutc rest installments are due.
They may also be C :ished at any bank the same
as a United States ’1‘ reasury Note. Every citizen
of the United States should subscribe to these
bonds in order to se cure the speedy and prosper- .
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‘ IOW or wide, 3 cos end of the diffic iiit affairs in which the c0un~ j
i: 50 0“. "Id 51-25. try is now engaged. The bonds may be bought ;
7‘ Belts, black and white in. the Read House in the above denominations.
" combinations, 50 cu. $10.00 certificate sol ti to apply on bonds.
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for
STOUT FIGURES
Make large hips disappear;
bulky waist-lines more
graceful; awkward bust-
lines smaller and have the
" Old Corset " comfort with _ .
first wearing. Economical Price.
$3.50 & $5.00 $1.00 to $3.00
WEINGARTEN BROS. inc.
SLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give Style, Comfort and per-
fectly fitting Gown. Long
wearing, they assure the
utmost in a corset at most
W. B. Nu-form j
No. 929 $2.00 a
W. B. Reduso
No. 703 $3.50
At All Dealers
New York Chicago San Francisco : '
., . . to meet an exigency that. seems inc—i that costs its nearly seven dollars for
$2335:ng dgfllltiifdwkoliéll:wigliggergeza nimble. not us all tiy to be a. face eyery man, woman and‘piilild tonsil:
L‘\venty_four months—that. are to.follow.i tor in the production of an extra lino, Lnited States. Let €\E‘Iy 0:116 WV”
For the past twenty-tour months we'dred million pounds of poultry meat; a neat. pouitiy house andha 3w Ref
.Me been killing the goose that bus which is less than one, pound addi- kept. profitable fowls. T e e itoiin 0....
teen laying the golden egg and with tionlal iI‘ox-ieachs man, woman and child Sgstigu?ocgrgaflt:fl\1tibth 0231330013 Idea
‘ . '. ' _ in tie In ted totes. .. - . ’. ’ a. _
1?“ 3,11: 23%ng 01:332.: 19:3,; £23; The United States Department of; deSiring any information. .
y ‘ f abov pa“ th u liestl Agriculture has just issued an tasti-i It is not unusual for the fanners.
soaring ar ‘th e.] 1-. e stunt ' ‘ mate that upwards of seven hundredi to quit, hatching with April. Let mo
WELOS us to he N; no cos o 3.20. millions of dollars is the annual'tri-i urge that batching be continued dur-
auction. and t e se gig Draw; ? ibutd‘ paid by Americans to the gar. ing the months or May and June and
nargin 0’ profit on ‘ e pr uctfon‘o base can. Why not convert this intoi also during July in a large part of our
35:“ our; aim"? for; mainstay a: :2 feed to product poultry and eggs._ :conntry. Let the old hen do her part
one o e p rcen Ma] {pro th Every home can have a self-support -—flll up the {incubators—Jeep them
ndi‘mal times. m But :8 :1 rom ' at! ing and profitable flock in the ‘buck going through May and Junc~the re-
question 2: 1m.) ' we {m9 canshl‘nus i yard by converting the offal from the stilts will be Worth WhlIe. Let us be
:m ‘at tn; 23:33:)arfimsgnfi mi liable and kitchen into the very choic-, pt‘epared- to’consume ,cvcry bit bf
and page; and New one “do hismililt” eat of poultry feed. Why such an as-l table and kitchen scraps and make
rounding waste, an utter extravagance 'them El. source of profit. ‘
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