,_
Want our GOODS
, .
. lightly damaged by water.
Sod preads, Pillow Gases, Hos-g
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
All the good kinds, Noxford, Bal-
briggam, 50c garment. Rocking-
cliair men's suits, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
of Large Sizes
5x8
$5.00
4x6
coco
DONhELLY’s
16 50. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
' Etc. Cooper‘s Union Suits. $1.50, $2.00.
"‘7’ Underwear, l B. v. D. Union Suits, 51.00, B. v.
1 D. Shirts and Drawers, 50c gar!
E. K BANKS i m“
._ _ . j
t
Mnhackcmo Hotel Block. ’
South Norwnlk. l
FLAGS 5
6x9 iCOUN’l‘Y‘CAMPAIGN
$6.00:
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
WWW
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TO PREVENT WASTE
i (Continued From Page One)
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till-clarcd that volunteer worltets Wl‘i‘t‘
c .tcr for tile calilpai'gn and all should
icoopcratc for its success.
l Judge i2. 1;. Nicholson, president of
J, immobilization association, solemnly
‘ pointed out the necessity for the work
N ow
Is the -Time to Consider
HOUSE PAINTING
Call us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUDDER
And Repapering Your Home
Estimates Cheer-fully Given
108 So. Main St. So. Norwalk.
which is now under way.
“l'nless some now unknown i-artllly
power, directed~ byrsolne heavenly
'powm'. interferes. this war will the
brounhl to our short-s," he declared.
“Our country stands fort-1' ost ill the
it::tioii in perparations to mect the
’l‘lis war docs iict itzcnn Luit
i'zirliier must only rairc more crops;
he'd do that anyway, if given
colll'ufs't‘lllt'lll.
LCiiy News
Mike Valarik
. from D. W. Flint.
cycle from S. ’l‘. Kellogg.
’Vlllagdalen,” Recent Theatri-
disposed
William lx’riish has
truck to l’. H. i’l't‘llh‘nt r.
The. 'l’ecrless Bread
‘llrothers, the price-being: $7115.
has piit'tli:is.ti a car
._jump_ l’clrora in NH“. gm” of a iuletiiias will i‘i' held soon.
Monday. .
of a
Machine (‘otii-
pany has sold a lllih't'l‘ to Strassiuirucl' tail week, Lucius l3. Norton, of River-
iltht‘ ilt't'll loam-d to the
h) the lli-itlichort Hydraulic (‘onl
tutti}. i:- in clirree of the county calii
poi ll. ”1 spoke briefly. outliliiii:
the scope ..llti obj-at: ol' the tissocia .
FUD-“k ““Tl‘." 1““ MW)“ it "Will" lion. ln‘. Day also made it llllt‘f ad-
« iil't‘:~>'.
i ’l‘hroualioiit silliilul
Local
coliiliiittct-s will he (ll;‘,:llll'{.i*ti in (very
city and town and a thorough call-
‘ \iii's made.
the county,
SENTENCE SUSPENDED FOR
i NORTON
in the (‘otlllty t‘oilt‘l ill White Plains
lside, formerly of vNorwalk, who had
3bw=n found guilty of grand larceny iii
P. S. l‘attcrall and lskyay at (“our withholding some of $l,ot)t) which he
“patty have, released
tilled against the property of Michael tale of Port Chester,
Mattiello, iti South Norwalk.
the attachments had collected for the John Ryan
es-
was arraigned
1 for sentence.
; t‘oiittty .ltidce Frank L. Young told
‘ i
t‘t rltillilllth‘ that thc war has brought.
the
car
It means that he iriist
association;
:1 bicycle
of ’l‘arlov's store MS
The wheel was ”'1” h“ had
1 ilioney. and had done
Nat Goodwin had
from him in front
Saturday afternoon.
later recovered.
(‘il SI“
made. restitution of
r—-
mine": the prisoner that who had looked into
very thoroughly, and found
the
all he could to
right the wrong for which he had been
Dealers in automobile supplies are' t"'n"i(‘“‘d- All?!" (‘ill‘l‘l'llny (“Oilfild‘l‘imi
. . U
tbusy installing m.“- lloll~izlarc lenses all the information, he had decided to
in the. cars of (writers. in order to (‘0lll~ l suspend sentence during good behav~
Norton had been running a col
t: agency.
ply with the new state law, which “”3.
goes into effect Jilly l. Ono dealer r09, “‘0‘”
ports that he has pill in over sixty". -——-~ ~~
“ sets this week, and .llt' other dealera‘ In “E
"are thought to have done fully as well.’ LP
The Brewster Striidard hears that 3
the Borden contlcnsctl milk factory in, _
that place, which has been idle a long:
time. is to be used for the preparation '
of milk to be shipped to the Alllt‘l‘i'i
. . l '
can troops in Europe. This wdl mean: Published. .
a big hooni for llrewstcr, as well :is an 1 ~ "”"”"“"'
opportunity for the farmers or the stir-3 . Eaton. Ill-—“I Wish you would pub-
‘ d' , t .. t .1,” , . ,1. . (m rt . lislt this letter for the hcnciit ot young
‘ roull mg coua 1" O h 'H ‘\ i ‘ sizirls. My daughter s‘ullcrod greatly
’ Of milk ii is DOSNiifli‘ lytll‘ lilt'lll ltl lll'tl- ‘Jrom fpmule troubld With Cramps" and
illeadache and backache most, ot the
(lace. . ‘ . . ‘ _
time. She never tclt like working: and
. . . it. sci-med as though she WES'Sle llii'tllc
'A telephone trout Dill'll n to lilt‘l limp. ldecidcd to try Lydia lg. .Pmk’
downtown police notified them that a “ :lll;ll‘81\l)k‘gc:liilbi\l L-Ulllliculltiffllltt': it lhas
.. . . . . , . leper criticver way, in he i inn
~ . ,. . . . . n
Rackjitl ("ll had stopped “ll Ovllt of ill ‘ ”ail-V Furo‘l her, or she no longer has
slows in town, and ht‘lt‘lil] young 1"".pcrlodlcpnltls, and no more headaches
lows went iilto the store presumably . or backache. airt‘déwantknll yotlllngtgiriyil
- - " " ' ‘lirass c idto norm on it.
to buy a pair of shoe laces. After the “"0 1‘“- L . ,
. '—-lllrs.ALi\i.t MILLS baton Ill.
7 young men hail departed, it was (113‘; ’ ’ ‘
covered that there was a discrepancy; Another Girl’s Experience.
in the amount of coin in the cash; ‘ew Castle, Ind—“From the time
(iraWcr to the amount of 3‘10. No trace Iwas eleven years old until IVJRS seven-
'of the auto nor the voluic. men was' ”3"“ l 5‘3““er each month so I had
"aerin by the local police.
. and such pains I would cramp double
every month; I did not know what it
was to be easy a minute. My health
was all run down and the doctors did
FIELLEBORE
3 not do ”1110. anhgootlll. dA rjlseighblgll; told
: .4 .. . ' ni ' mot er a at y is. in am’s
. » ARSENATE LEAD Yd enable Com nail and i took it.’
' ‘ andI now I feel the a new person. I‘
‘ ”‘r PARIS GREEN don’tsufl’er any more and I am regular
. . every month."—Mrs. HAZEL HAMIL-
_ l' BORDE AUX MIXTURE TON. 82280uth 15th St. Newcastle, Ind.
Girls who are troubled as these youn
women were, should immediately see
yStiIlson-Powell Corporation restoration *0 health by taking Lydia
. -:
to be. in bed. I bad headache. backache ,
E. Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Compound.
LIBERTY BONDS.
We will be pleased to take your subscription to the United _
States Government Liberty 3 1-2 per cent. Bonds.
If you connot_conveniently pay for a $50 or $100 bond be-
fore June 15th we will buy the bond and you may pay for it. in
_ monthly payments. '
J
IN tilts suit
College atStorrs Urges Thai
More Swine Should Be
Has Been Made—Com-
Be Held Next Sunday and
Monday
The weekly bulletin issui-d by the
Connecticut Agricultural College is'
as follows:—
Pork Production in Connecticut. I
l‘ork Production offers one of the,
most attractive opportunities for the,
increas'e of our meal supply. HogsE
are very prolific, attain a lilaiketable:
age early and are out: most (‘t'UnOllll-i
cal meat producers. Ful'lllt’l‘llltll‘k‘,‘
they will consume it asle products that].
in many cases: would not be utilized;
for any otter purpose. i
The very high price of pork pio-'
ducts is attracting many into the busi
ness although grain is, so high that:
,ils use is almost prohibited in then"
production eye-«pt when used joiner;
oilsly in conjunction with foragi-
crops and pasture. ’l‘l. re is no eco-
lnolliy ill mulling: the ,L' in ration hr»
Ecliusc it ih' hiuh bill l‘Llfliel‘ one should
the slain eaten ill
isludy and to have
lllberitl amounts and it iht- lust ltosz.
, raisi- liloi'p crops: and 'coniwriot» xii-J Siltlt‘ ailvzilltiigo The 1,155 Should 1), 1mm,» mm“, and produces waste and
It tin-alts that waste iii/{ac a t» . ill lil‘iit grow-tn}: steadily. tst at pit.» and ,“ml,,.u,,m, amtalance,
lllt'l'(‘;lnllit‘ ‘lioust-s, and in ih.‘ .: llt‘rv em iniiidlillas, ”MM, “m1 (Juliane: The ka or ”H, “mm” contains m“
"in“! b“ '.|J]'illnm.“d‘ ‘ 1,!) ,1th wlld',“lit'l’ lii‘lhlp.q the bt'ri \gilut-s in buy-11110“ \aluahlc iixineral elements and
Um: .mwm-Hym .1” g‘\9x,l;li1;“_lfli::i ”is” in! {Feds t‘et‘ .L'l‘o‘i‘itlt; pins. l‘orugc: if ltt1~r4lbit"il should be cooked so that
:iiit‘li‘olfinoi'htfhe“((~:iu\tit‘vni: ili'tt;‘t:i‘l' ‘ : crops “f "M” “m“. it!“ Jim" clown! ”va iii“ full”. . . i
\lliert. 1.; laiveiv whose scrticesiimulm RUN ”if" “my“ [murnuniif h It)" 7""’iILK‘7 “I" ".‘Ij‘il‘jd ant.
. ~’ llil the production ct large healthy titer, “liiLLll lltllill;, or soaking: an»
i pigs. at a tni‘iliuliiiii cost.
l l'iulcr prrsciii conditions it is 931‘
lpecially important to ‘clcrt and saw
tits litany nootl brood sows as can b-
t[lt‘l'ttllllllutliiit‘ti. 'l‘licsa Should be (‘illihi
fully reared. for brecdiiiu late ill tilt“
fall for next spriliu's furrow. ’l‘hous-i
ands of Western pips art shipped an-‘
tillally and the mail ililo has well bred}
and will crown sprint: hous to offer‘
next year will he in a in lion it'
realize a good profit, li'olrl his illiFl‘i
'ncss, to say liotliilezi oi his pail
in.
food production. 1
Mongols rind (‘ii'fl'lf' of alfalfa but
and waste t'i-iietiilllc~~ will materially;
clicapeii lhc cost of (lll‘l‘jllltl them,
over. This is the ll'llt' to plan fort
next winters fccdv and for next
spring's littets.
Those which are selected for brood’
sows should be pasturcd and fed lib}
crally to promote crowth and build]
up a stroll: constitution, but should‘
for dips. A good wallow oi‘ cont-rt to
or plank kept filled with water with
a thin coatlnz of oil is also good.
Rubbing posts are fairly effective, at
is also the direct application of crude
oil, kerosene emulsion or tone part
pin" tar to three parts lard, the lat-
ter to be preferred.
Losses from tho; cholera ill (‘on-
Raised —- Poultry Survey.
I Input."
mencement Exercises t0,_\'ears will be absent. However, thei
part ct it is iii-ted upon by the Walt‘l'
W -~-.—
year. in spite of the fact
that college has been closed for more
than a. month, due to the call fol“
,trained men from the institution. The
baccalaureate sermon will be preach»
ed Sunday. June 10, by Rev: Mar-l
shall Dawson. The commencement;
Iexercises will be held in the Armory:
tMonday, June 11, at 11 a. m. Hon,
ill. E. Dodge of Washington, will give'
1 the commencement address.
l The commencement this year will
-be in every sense a ‘war commence.
The gaiety of the event with:
many social affairs of former
the
students desire that the exercises be
held as usual, and practically all the
seniors except those in the army will
letilrn to receive their diplomas.
Economical Cooking of Potatoes.
‘i'iili the present scarcity of no
tatoes it is necessary that every pos-
sible bit le saved while cooking.
There are many ways in which nutriv
live material is lost by those who do
not ‘iinderstand the best methods of
preparing this staple article of diet.
The pccllne of potatoes before cook-
ing not only cuts away valuable por-
ticxis which are edible, but also (-3;-
poses ihe soluble nutrients of the po
into to ill“ action of the water while
(‘utiklllL’. When the potato is ciit
into small pin-es t'ot' boiling a large
and the soluble food material ex-
ll‘th‘Et‘ti. in soaking before cooking
l'liflit‘lidi i: tyiractcd and lost. The
plat-int; of potatoes in cold water on
'tlie stove and then letting them mine
to a boil i xtl‘acts food littlterial which
is lost when the water is poured oft
.llapltl boilin.” oi peeled potatoes pill-
xiciich tlin outside portion bcl‘ot‘e lill'
[litil tilt in ctloll ill boiling water llli‘l‘o
‘l's ‘u-ry littTtx loss of food material.
The same is ll‘ll‘.‘ when potatoes are
bake-ll 'or slcalniil,
Ptt'ilftlt“ baited ill :1 slow oven are
sin and at: not as \\'lltt!c:~Ulllt* as
those baked in a hot oven.
Evening Lectures For Canning
Students.
Thu- t'allllill: wod; done by those
:lllcmiiliz; tl~ (‘Illllllii'sf schools of the
colli 49 will an l.- the only iastruc»
lion lilt\ l'f't'i'iii‘. lacturca on variv
on. lltltitn’ and cducalionzll movies
wlll be ih~ prozi‘am for the cvi-nings.
Those in «liaise of the schools are
esptcl‘ully anxious that cvcly person
who Illit'lltl~‘ tray l‘t- truiitlil for colli-
munity lt-zuliishvp as \\t'ii es in the
iccliiiital “oil. of puttin: tip fruit;
and Venettlllicx With this end in‘
\lcr.. clpcits izi this work will be so'
cuIlii to t1i~iuss the regions prob-i
ltl‘ll.‘ \"illt'il :!t~ local leaders will be‘
ilot be finished ofi‘ with the butchcr “13““ upon ‘“ "M“ l“ ”‘1" work. i
stock. , "' *‘ ————- i
1101: lice are very conuumlly neg-VWOMEN'S CLUBS URGE PROHlBl.
lcctcd and result in seriously rcitttc-g TlON. . I
int: the gains. Tile-w iizily hr pro, -—~ —-
united by dippin: iii any of the coal' nns'pnx. jun“ g, __ Resolutions
‘i‘illi‘plwi by the State
iWoiiio-li's ( luhs urging war time pro-
Ithitim "as‘il futidanlciilay step in the
lconserriiticn of the physical strength.
and moral torch of our nation." werel
Epresented to Governor McCall todayj
't'opics also were sent to l’resldcntl
t\\llson and the Massachusetts l‘ept‘c.’
Ill-it‘lliillltt‘.‘ in tongues. The resoltri
li‘cderation of
ia-ctlcut have been hoary iii the pastitlcli‘: stated that 7.3.030 'ciulltmlllcn;
and would seem to warrant illnt‘llltl-illllilt‘ti in the plea. l
ltioii with anti-cholera serum. The, ~~—————~——-—— ,
I'Silllllilililt‘mls trcii'uien: is rccoiu-g SEYMOUR TO APPEAL. ’
tiiicililcd till a cheap and cl't‘ectivct ‘ i
Imentis of insurance. The last sessinlti . 1
lol‘ lilt‘ Legislature pas ed laws that? l-oz'lner l’alt‘nt (‘otntnfstitoncr N"
i should betel” gloat \':l no plan; llii.~i‘”’”lt‘.Y John 3. Seymour stated at his
A Mother Wants Her Letterl “”“-
, ll‘itlllilllt‘lllFIlI,
, insr conducted also influenced the pro-
, 7 Alden'Solmam, Pm.
South Norivalk Savings Bank
- ‘ sun nnrosrr nexus s4 A YEAR ' "
p
John H. Knapp,‘ Vice-Pres.
George L. Woodward. Train- ' i .
Poultry Survey Complete.
A poultry sutvey of the state has
jtts’l been coiiipli-ti-d.\ Records were1
tiikctt inl l'oliihtuo farm:- lly the farm
and the poultry ilivi-i
stone of thc t'xlt‘llt~’itlil :ll’lit‘t elid‘
thesi- lt't'ili'li‘ tabulated ’l'lie results:
show ihal the il\t‘l‘:lL‘.t‘ lullor income
for the fortytwo farmers~ was 3733
iii other words, afici' paying: all the,!
expenses of operattuu his business;
includingr taxes and interest on ill’l
i'cstilicitt: the average lariilci‘ liiidi
lift for his work, that amount for,
the year. The \ilrliittous from the]
average are ilttei‘estitte. Two men
math- over $2,000 aitd four nit-ii made.
over $1.0m “01' year. while eight melt;
made less than nothinu and four instl
between $lllt’l and $800 on their busi
licss during: the year.
The secret of success as found by.
the men who made the. survey, lies}
in the,obscrvtition of a few illlldll-i
nienlals. Quality of stock entered in}
The men who have low producing
docks lost. money. The feeding and“
handling of the ‘flock influenced the!
results. ’l‘hesize of the business be
i
fit, it beinu obvious that a small busi-
nessflwould not be able to return a
large aggregate profit.
Further surveys will be made at the
request of people of the state. lit-
formation may be had by comniuni.
outing with the poultry extension
man. R. E. Jones, or with I, G. Da-
vis, farm management demonstrator.
Dairy Survey To Be Made;
Tile dairy department of the Con-
necticut Agricultural College {work-
ing in cooperation with the farm
management divisio‘n of the extension
service, will conduct a dairy survey
of the state. paying'specinl attention
to the market milk situation. This
same work is being done in all the
New England states in cooperation
with the Boston Chamber of; Com-
merce and the figures for the entire
New England territory will be avail-
able when the 'work is completed.
; It is planned in making the survey
that a certain number of representa-
tive farmers be selected in each coun-
.ty— and accurate figures taken onthelr
Edam: bualfiess to determine themes-
ent status of the industry-and the
cost of producing milk. , '
_' nommencement To Be June 10-11.
*iCommencement exercises will be
held .39 the Connecticut Agricultural
home in Norwalk last week that he'
would appeal from the decision illcil __,
tussle...
C I GARETTE S
of IMPORTEDandDOMESTIC {obaccos —Blendecl 4
r
What you've wished
a cigarette would do—
Chesterfields let you know '
you are smoking—they
Yet, they ’ re Mild.
Credit the new blend- of
pure, natural "Imported and
Domestic tobaccos for this
new smoking-enjoyment.
Next time—Chesterfields.
iii the Supcricr (‘ourl by Judge .locl
ll. lleed giving judgment for the de-
fendants in his suit against the (‘lty
iii Nitrn‘ttik fill" fees of $5,000 in pon-E
neciion with the new bridge built at
Not-walk.
unq-
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM AY DIE '
\\'A'l‘l~2lllll’Rl’, .ltlnc ll.~.\'o inl-l
provenicnt was noted by the doctor}
this morning, in the condition of Miss
Irene Flynn. of this city, who has a‘
fractured skull from an automobile ac?
tident :ti \\'r.tertmvn yesterday. it it!”
lt‘ill‘l’li site will die. Miss Bilessenlay,"
of Oakvillc. and Miss Mabel Ease); of
this city, who also were in the pin-
(liine when it overturned, were not
badly hurt.
Ln
‘fllHiliMilflLllllillS” to"
"Neutrone Prescription 99" a Wonder
At last, ~a real does-tl'hat-lt-says]
rheumatic remedy, nothing like it.
was ever before known and that is no
joke. ' I
Every man and women who has
rheumatism, gout or neuralgia;
ought to try ".Veutrone Prescription'
i
i
l
l
t
i
99.. at once and see how marvelously war began; telegraph and telephone,
companies have‘extended their lines
so that the government commands
it Works. t
Cut out those fiery linlments
and about twenty million miles of ex- -
Back and Front-Lace
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.
$3.50 & $5.20
For
Economical Price.
; No. 703 $3.50
$1.00 .0 $3.00
SLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES >
Give Style, Comfortfand per-
fectly fitting Gown. Long
wearing. they assure the
utmost in a corset at most
No. 929 $2.00 a
At: All Dealers WEINGARTEN BROS. 1110.;
_ . . V I “2..., '
GOVERMENT CONTROLS WIRES. i The Jam“ Hotelfor WOMEN
wasnixcron, June .——Since the} , H 0 T E L
Martha Washington
dirty solves, use a good clean inter- change and toll lines. connecting moreii . ["1" 0?, ""3 "3"") .
nal remedy. “Neutrone Prescription than ten million telephone stations at. 29 East 29th St.,NewYork City
99"‘ is remarkable because it purifies
the blood, assists in ‘nature's way;
gives you what you need to fight of:
rheumatic poisons, a good clean
healthy system.
It’s ~niit one of those temporary re-
lief, affairs. good only while using, it .
is lasting.-; Get a bottle- today and
cording to a statement today by in
committee on communications of the
Council of National Defense. ‘[
DAN BU RY SOCIETY WOMAN
m—
wins DIVORCE ON CRUELTY .
‘ “I Q!“ .
luncheon at 49 can ml
Judge Curtis in the Civil superior m
I can
your rheumatic days are over,- no court has granted a divorce t0 3111128121
more inflamed, sttfl aching joints and beth Lynes Stevens, a society woman,
muscles. can you imagine it, well it's of Danbury li-om Charles Warren Stew;
all true.. 50c and 31.00 the bottle.
For sale in South Norwalk
Mead. draught—Adv.
M
i ty.
. r. a
The testimony
'. .lntsu ‘
ens. an insurance broker of‘thejsaine'commlttee appointed by .tho court.
by H. a: ciy, the ground being intolerablevci-uet-Mrs. Stevens was granted alimony at W
' was given“ area 825 aweek. " ' " .
mum‘lnbmoiuc-imnn
‘* » :murounqm-< m
New York Chicago San Francisco ‘
‘,_ .-
Snort_ Skirts ~
The newest m Figured Gor-
duroy, Figured Silk, Poplin and
Gabardine 1 ‘
$1.00 to $10.00
» . aists
In Georgette, crepe de China
and Lingerie '
$1.09 to $8.00
Special at $1.98
An attractive hne of Sport
Waists in Figured Silk. Also
plain colors, with fancy silk col.
bin. .
The Little Shop
i so N0. MAIN ST.
Sentinel AdVB. pay. Try 0m": 11
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