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from each dealer each month to-

Jnother,

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ramp 41.111113. ’ 18,1917'

 

 

 

 

liNflilUllAliE BETTER
UlLAllll Mllli

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Simple Syste—m of Grading

City Milk Used by Dairy
Division of U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture

 

 

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[i Much interest on the part 01‘ both
‘ e milk producer and the consumer
81 cities in the quality of the local
milk supply can be aroused by the
filly milk contest where "surptl,se"
Moles are taken. Such a city milk

«poniest was first held in Baltimore

M the Dairy Division of the United
tote: Department of Agriculture in
11. it- has been adopted since in‘

@311y other cities, especially on t.ht1‘

$5101: coast. The city milk contest

ertises those. dairies which obtain

Q1511 scores as to the quality of their

.fiiiik. and tesultr in the bette1lng of

Q10 ,supply for the. entire city. Fro-i

uently prizes are given by boards
trade 01 like organizations to those
dairynten who 11111 the highest scores
in ouch contests
{the method of conducting such a
city milk contest as used in Green
Mile, South t‘ar.olina is typical. Milk
samples were collected in the sheets-
a
your. 01111 dait1 which delivtrcd
100,000 quarts of milk during the 1cm
was awarded an average score of 95.
which delivered 150,000
Quarts. lit-til en uterace score of 81.
The women‘s club of the city present-
eth the owner of each of the ”111111
dairies; Willi '1 lti\illL’ cup in recount-
‘llon ot the exct'llwttt quality 111‘ the
milk t'tzrnisl'ttl ‘1-1 consumers.
1111 that conttst lllt' grading of [111'
illlik was determined by means of
the mill: score (‘lllt‘l 1.‘1ttlt allows 3'1
points for bacteria 2'1 int llz'nnr and

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odor, 10 for visible dir,t
10 for solids, not fa15i'or temper-a
l'ture, and 5 for tht appearatue of
[bottle and cap, making a total of 100
points.

111 tondut-ting a citx milk contest.
1 dealers are classified according to the
him! 111 milk they handle, as certified,
raw. or pasteurized milk. Once each
month for 11 months. or oftener if
111111-1111, :1 pint of milk was collected
trout the delivery wagon oi each deal-
er. The bacterial count, fat, and

10 for fat

rolids not fat content of each of thel

samples Were determined in tlte la-
boratory. The temperature of the
milk on the load 11115 taken when the
samtles wete collected. The twelfth
month two pint bottles of tnilk Were
collecml front the delivery wagon 01'
each dealer. One was analyzed for
bacterial count, fat, and solids not
fat: the other was score for fiavot
and odor ,and visible dirt. The qual-
ity of visible dirt was determined by

tester, collecting the sediment on a
cotton disk.

in order to score 35 points in bile
term the milk sample 111th contain

k Mil/c
for
lnfantl hut Involids

1H0RLICK’S

murmur

1MALTED MILK

Rich milk. malted grain, in powder form.

, . infants, invalid-dwarf ildren.
1 Putenutritionm upbuildingih ;.- .
lnviaonteo. nor-n; mothers and the aged.
More nutritious than ten. coflee. etc.
intently prepu .Requires be cooking.

substitutes (lost YOUS Same Prior

31111111120113 PiLLS

Tlll‘ IIIAMOVDS IIR .l‘HI,

I all: cl Alli your Dru ft“ for
( hl-ehco-ltr‘l blur-um flrlm
l'llin ltt lied and (laid 111m illtt.
um. sealed with Him: liii Ann.
of our‘

also no 11th:: 'IEIIIL“ “if!“
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”IA (M II "RAND PILLS. (or IE
years known as ltcst.Snlm.Alm11Rdlnllo

SillD Bl DRUtitilSlS EVERYWHERE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes

PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most Economical.

They save you from one-hall to one yard of material on each dress.

 

The SUMMER

 

 

 

Call at our Pattern Department and see the,

JULY PATTERNS
and

FASHION BOOK

 

JAMES DONNELLY

1.50 NORWAlK

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4 500 5 l;er Month Brings Range
$4. 00 Monthly Pays Balance

Think how easily you can pay for this beautiful “VULCAN '1
GAS RANGE—Only $4 each month. Any family can own one of
these convenient Ranges on those toms.

, YOU SHOULD THIS RANGE

Takes but 36 inches floor space and will fit into a very small

TOTAL COST BUT $36. W—ORDER QUICK!

Electc Light 8. Water Co.

 

$1.000, divided into twenty shares.'
The nilcers are: President, Philip
Arcana; vice president. Joseph Vigor:
secretary, Pladde Leblm‘ne; assist-g
ant secretary. Armand Guertin: treas-
urer, Wilbrod Guertin of Waterbury.
The Automobile Club Garage Com-
pany otBridgeport has I subscribed
for capital of $2,000. divided into
twenty shares. The officers are. Priest-,1
dent, George H. Edwards; treasurer”!
Harry' B. Haven: secretary, E. H?
Milne: oi Bridgeport l
The subscribed lot' (apital of th-
Glider-fume (onstifluctiou ‘ 01111121111!
is $80.0“). divided into 17410 than-5.1
The oiiicers art-1. President and 11111215..
uret', Alfred Gildetsleeve ot’ l’ortlanti",
1'i1'11-pr1-15itlettt. b‘. t‘. Stone, Middle—1
town: 11115111111111 tteasuret' and set-re
tat'1'. Oliver (.‘rildet‘sleet'e. jr., oi Gilt},
ersleeve. ;
Certificates of immense ol‘ capitol:
stot'k \1'1'11’11 filet't l1_\' the Killingzty,
Worsted Mills Company 01 liilliiuzw
l1, “hirh has boosted 11.. capital from,
10111 to $319.Utttl‘. and the Anderson;
1 l’lt' 21*; ut'hinc 00311111111.

which has iii-f
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$251,111”! to‘

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’llu- Dutch have a tleiiglttt'ttEly
com '01 11111.1] \vat ttl toll-111mg their t:1\1
-|f altet the 1101511» 11:. s htl‘ll ,. c1111

 

passing the milk through a sedimentl

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JACBY’S

1 .1 LAST CALL ON

LADIES’ SUITS, COATS
and DRESSES

EEP ADVERTISING AND .
' \DVERTISING Wll L KEEP YOti

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. the int'nrpnryator

‘111111 John liipslcy of Newinvton.

 

~1~ . _ ._ .— .. .....¢.

the Ingmar is. not 59m ”(1’) amt.” ..
under 500 bacteria 1m cubic centi- place one or 11‘0 111111011 ””1"le
11111te1'.A (OlllIlPlFHl Judge scored the in the home to be lodged “M “W“
sample for flavor and odor; 25 points tained at tl Ht“ 11"” “1 ”1‘ d'w'lhr
were awarded when the flavor and until the amount 01 ”l‘ l“ “ "Mi
odor were considered satistactory.
The sample 111‘ milk flee from sedi- cETs INJUNCTION
ment receitrd a more of 10, the rut AGAINST BILLBOARD
depending on the quantitv oi Hedi} . . 11111 “as “n‘
ment present. Milk containing 4 per (‘lnimmg that his d ' .
cent. 01 more of fat was given 10 Cftlainhtd “9"“ 1111111 8 lmghbmm
(onU't‘ll erected a staging for an ad

0001111. and samples containing lea.

Everle cut in proportion to their fat filming sign pa“: G 11-'11i11nht.11111d,
on em Sflnljeq .0 ,.
mote of solids, nol Ydlniritfiiivilly (1)0 a temporary injunclii‘lfl mf‘ramgnagg
points and were (ut when below that Smith “101" Tire ('otnpan1 o
111111111111 When the sample showedsmrd from mmmumg wolk 11111111-
the temperature on the load was be- sign The "win proppr'V is on Main

10‘" “0 do‘m’es F1 ll “'33 awarded 5 street 1Stamtotd. and the 1111' net' claimhl
points and received a cut when above‘ , .3, mnovunce to
that temperature at time of can“. the sign provtd a grc .

tion. in mom to obtain 5 points tor him .111 well as a dettintent to his prop-
Paper< in the proceedings were

filed Saturday morning tn the Superior
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1'.letm {tee from flaky glass. and tin“
mouth completely coveted with 1. (up‘
whiten protects the pouring tip

‘0 ascertain the figure taken to
represent the quality of milk supp. led MISS CHURCH DlE8 AT 101

by each dealer the E‘emgp |,am_e,,_,1:Miss Della Church, who celebrated
count of the 1ear‘s sampler-.1111. do her 10131 birthday on April 4,1380
tetmined The average was given :1 died in a hospital in Hartford Sunday

“llmbt‘t‘ of points out «1 3.3 aim-t
such a count “—3,, “110“,.“ 0,, thdtm niglit. Miss Church was born 1111810.
mill «ore 1-1.1.11d .The m and ”wt, D'uring her 'ettriy life she traveled

Studs not fat “”0 ”l“ "51.1 “Wt" med extensively. making a tour of the "furl
“l tfi‘hm and 0d,” Hm“ "flhml’m ,west" back in the titties. Letter site
'1 1 t , ., I,"

'l 0 ”P IN 111 \1111 rum in icrossed the Atlantic on I three mast

tin judge 11err1:11‘.‘;d 11ml likenlse
ltt I'tlltlriln,‘i llte t'espetthe standingfed “mug WE“) and ‘0“er KNOW

oi the tariotts d11alct's,tl1ey Werei

clawified acctnding to their 1111011111. chsTELLlNES DRAFT CARD l

14 1. «t1 tlt’lr‘ vltose milk rented 755 TER‘
and 110 “t‘r1-‘lllll in the 111mm (lass l KEEPS HIM IN HOT WA

11 its
likewist dealerr scoring betwoen Sill Giacomo “New"? or Hum)?" ‘
1nd $1. 01 81'. and 90 wow cltosttled his 111111111 ’5 ”WYMM' h” h.“ i
loulltt’l. 'Vmut'lt trouble mel‘lllh leng‘r‘Hmn‘

it 11' as not deemed wise to report,(.ud and hang 11111.1 visittti the 1111111111,
the \‘tOl't'i to a tenth of a point. For 100011 419‘ it htralglttenrd out i

all practical purposes ntillt supplied it ill ‘
l at
b1 dealers within a .1 1101111 Clo-11130111114111“ h”: I (I as interst'd in h

11011 is on a par no for as the com
par-ntive quality of tho pmdnc: of “time Castelllne
each is emcerncd. the “11,1 was no good and sent him,
By cniiettttt: ~atuhlcs from t‘ 11 tie-Ho Brliweimll ,0 m“... 1,”- “amp,
lt\et'y1\'agons and dealers ‘hc qutl ‘ t‘hat‘lts
ity of milk actually (tethered to the changed Help he ““5 59m 0
com-tumors is d1termined.’i‘hv publlu Scull) at the Federal hulldmfi “l‘h “
cation of the standing 111 each tlealet 1.111.111 i‘tont Slit‘rllf Silllt‘m‘ WM“
in the (Onlt'Sl Elves the (otwttmer "'tmd 11“. curtectitm of his Card “71>“
definite inditation :l‘ to the (tuftlity 11ftI
milk ultich his dealer Is 1. 11M .. .
For business reasons dealert-lulie-Et'illfvlm Th9“ “Jimmy 10“ the elm]
anxious to produce milk of high opal-other papers. and “l". in
it1 Such a t'mtlt'si is valuable in tmuhlc Yesterday he :tppeitt‘t‘tl
raising the standard of milk supplied the mint Imus“ again He was

‘0 UH) em“? city. len another letter, and is protnthh
11011 free front the tetrm of going: [.1
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NEW CORPORATIONS. i

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been filed at the (mice of the secre-l l‘llmtllm‘l ”l“ norld’ mpmmmn
1~=l“.\‘ 11f the Male by the 11111111111! .18 11100,.00110110, the “hole llllllli‘ “l
Stained Glass \lotlts, lll('., the 011k mm .11 Dt‘t‘st-nt li\in2‘ Pmll'l “All“

(‘at'e lttc.,11l \l.111c‘ 1‘klt‘ tind the ll.
Fteln llttiltiin' Company of New Bti t
:tin

contimt tublv shoulder to attouldu‘t in,

. an an a of 500 Mltltilt‘ miles 1

Th“ “l"llm‘llt’vl capital of the ”1111- Taking the number of izr‘ilol‘lititms'
ford Stained “has “011% lllc is ill fl”: {1041 13,0410 V0315 as “th tllt",
810111111 (“\itlt'tl into 10110 shares «md' t'ootn taken “it 111' them all on ”10,

me William G. .\l:11- -i id 1),. 1.135 111.111 llii‘l
‘ l. , Rbt‘VP plan 111111 .1
tin 1nd 1 11'id \tttlouitelt of Hat'tl’ot‘diméa of thosta'c of (“,0me 10 bur)"

all the people on earth would need,

 

The Oak Cafe, inc. of \iancltestet

litttn an authorized capital ol $10,000,‘ a gram yard little 1211091 ”13“ lhmi
1'dt'1ided into 4110 charm The 001‘11111.1..—Ex0halll!0 I
,pc'ation also filed its organization —

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Ian authorized capital of $10,000,

colds than our before at this season.

 

 

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of capital subscribed for is $5,000.
its officers are: President, Abr- Shim-l
1111mm: treasurer. Leroy W. Kntz, of
Hartford.

The l}. Stein Buildinu‘Company has
tli~
vided- ittto 401) shares. The incorpor-
ators are: Bernard Stein and Sara
Stein of New Britain and Benjamin
Pastor of Hartford.

Certificates of organization were
filed by 'the (too (1‘: Brown Company of
New Haven: the J. Viper Company.
lnc., of Waterbury; the Automobile
Club Garage Company of Bridgeport
and the Gildersieeve Construction
Company _of Portland.

The (Tooth Brown Company of New
Haven has a subscribed [or capital
“130.000 and its officers are: Fresh
dent and treasurer. William H;
Brown of New Hawn; vice-president,
Rollin W. (309, of Orange: s‘cretary.
Egbert M. Stuart of New Haven.

The subscribed for capital of the
J. \‘izer Companyuof Wnte bury is

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RID OF A LING’ERING COUCH
year that many. more persons have

 

 

DR. WILLIAM d. CONDON.
D1'.'Wlllian1 J. Condon of, New
Brunswick, N. J.,, ‘who has been at
the Chattanooga camp as a number

of the United States Army Medical
Corps has been. ‘arrested on the

You can geuellet from racking hack
.an coughs. from .n'heezy, sneezy
breathing, from raw, sore'throat and
tight chest. W. G. Glazier, Benton-1
ville, Ark, writes: “I can recommend charge of having murdered some live
‘FOleY'S Honey and Tar Compound 1 months ago, John V. Piper, a student
used it for a cough that I had for, in Rutgers College. The body of that

vaars and was said to have consumpi student. was found in the woods With
tion, but it cured me .. Contains no lime over it. Detectives think the

body was in Dr. Condon’n collar for
opiates Children like it"‘Adv‘ N lmonths before it Was taken to the
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'rug istt'ars. ‘l.:il'lfl police of 80114111111114 .

 

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Shirts

Crepe de Chine Shirts, at—
11121111'

$5.98

tractively striped in

colors,

Till) Silk Shirtsjast colors.
.The Well-known'11Vavertyv
make, 1 ’ .

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Shirts of fine woven mad-
Vras and silk fibre, soft: cuffs,
$1.50 to $3.75
, - Outing Shirts, plain white
'01? fancy striped, collar at—
Eachetl,

$1.15 and $1.50

 

can.
1 Prices Advance

1111' a number of Self-Reducing Corsets

From $3.50 to $4.00
and
FrOm $5. 00 to $6. 00

Up to and including Saturday,
{lune 30,1'011 can buy these models at

the 0111 prices.

' 1 Buy Now mMoneyi

Do you need

an extra pair of Pumps?
'" There is a sale of odd styles,

leathers and sizes, black
bronze and colors.

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els, a large collection
in a wide range of
prices, and some of
them have been up
to $45.00.

A Last Call .

to Women who wear Nemo Corsets -‘

Come. in before Monday, J 1111' ‘2,
and buy a new Nome—several, 1f you

it Patent, dull and Vici kid ”nigh ,
mucky, those who find their sizes.- ‘E 1:.

$13851 14 85 and $5.85

10. Emit Lil-11111111111111

Men‘ s wear
An attractive oarwfull 0!

 

Underwear, Pajamni various
Accessories
It is only a step to the right at the Main St t n-
trance. A man passes tittottgh no 11111111 111111011 to 1
rea1h it. Here he will find Neglige Enltl llrt-ss' Sltlllx'l {
all fashionable Neekn‘ear and the various kinds of!
good fitting underwear :1 man likes. 1

Umbrellas, Walking Sticks
Underwear

UniOn Suits, Yale and (‘ttt'ter

1111111115, $1.15 to $3.00 ,
Porosknit Shirts all Drawers,
-mi SLflB-llé so cts

Night RObeS, in Y'llf’t'k» or enl—
lar attached, 79 ct: to $1.00
’A' special assortment at

"'1' 59 cts

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Neckwear

Linen Collars, light weight for summer
wear with small buttons at front.
. Special at 15 ($5

Silk Ties, the very latest open end st 111e,
50, 65 cts up to $2.50

Wash Tl0235, popular for summer wear,
25,,35 50 1:03 to $1. 00

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Clearance of Women s Suits

Serges, 1'

Wool Jerseys, $ 1A5 :00

Taffetas, a few, To close out hastily.
Gabardines,

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Sizes from l6‘ye'ars

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Thls summ mtsses to 48 for wor

No navy .blue in-

CIUded. ' ., 1.13:0

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men.

Second floor.

:1
Sets of Standard Books
at bargain prices it,

Kipling, 9 volumes of his earl ‘
work, the best of all he has writteafi.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

11.1.12: 1 ‘ ,
The Everyman EncycIOpedt __
Twelve volumes, the size, as 111'111',’

of any writing desk or table, $10.7!
James Whitcomb Riley. Six yo
umes, beautifully done in leather, .:
$12. 00 _ ‘
~ ._' q 0. Henry, 111 red Russia lcathet i1)- 5
dividually 01' 111 sets, at ‘ 1

.1111 11.. ’ $175 per volume“ _'
77W ' Lives of Eminent Men

$5.00:

flames J. Hill, 2 vols.
John Marshall, 'f' 2 vols. $8.00 I
John Hay, 2 vols. $5.00“

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l' ,' Book,Sectlon,Main floor.

Late Fads

in Women’s Neckwear

1"” The “Patti Revere” Collar is o!-
Vii/lute linen, rolling wide, and temi‘l-

white, 4
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.The remainder of the‘ week. “if: , noting in 3. 1V ~p01nt. :Very comfiorfi- . _
l't ' slim ml’Fath.secma 11000. n I able ' _ 50 (its a
’ " ' Lace Stocks with full flufly 1.1110111

Decorations
'for the Fourth ' '

Tll‘his year itwill be; -a‘ quiet Fourth.

cause we are all tryingttogo
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W 1 Black Silk Tab to wear
l” Stocks its a prim, ministerial all , '
Ede striking when worn with l 1 ‘
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