g) WANTED—GIRL AS CLERK FOR:
Apply Western Un-;_
" 11111 Telegraph office
hummer months.
123 3C
'WAN‘FiD-v-TWO YOUNG WOMEN
would dikeilmy kind of day work i‘n
iSauth Norwalk, only. t\'o other town.
Call 20 Madison street.
WANTED-«BAY “ORR OF ANY
hind. Mr. Scngel, No. 2 Smith str_cet.
‘ 150th Norwalk.
WANTEDwA 1301' OR YOUNG
111111 111: a worker in a dry goods stem
mlply to A. Dickerlnan & Son. 123 31
’mh’raaraxrhiahxwh TRIM-
:olvls and machine girls for 11111-11'11111
‘Apply to the Frank li. Lee
323 131.
1.1.1111):
( 1. ,Danbul'y, Conn.
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid Extra
mm for calves. ii. F1icdman, 35 Ely
trance. 'Del. 1151. 120 if
WANTED - EXPERIENCED Filth}
111011 Apply
'l1le Norwalk Tire & Rubber (‘0 1'21 “1
WANTED —— SEVERAL
YOUNG
' men between it; and is years of age
'. good pay. Appié' at office, Muller (1101-.
to work in stock room. Stead3 walk,
in Mills, J21 3t
WANTED ._. unoriltonammrl: ‘ ”
in-f
Hospital tiaiuf
pulse. desires position caring for
Valid 1‘11 c'hild. (N. I
.,
1111;]. Address Nur?
Norwalk 51111111111.
WANTED~OLD FALSE TEF Til.
Don't matter if broken. I pm $2 to $15
[111-1' full set. Single and pal'tiai plates
in proportion. Send
and receive check by return mail.
'lezel‘, 2007 S. 5111
1111111, I’ll.
ear 0 of South
I4.
5i l‘et‘ l ,
INSURANCE
BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK
ACCIDENT
BONDS
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
NOTARIES PUBLIC
J M.Layton 81110. Inc
Real Estate and Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn.
FIRE
LEGAL NOIICE
NOTICE
‘istlict of Nori'tplk.
fault, July (1' A_. D., 1917.
‘ _L‘state. in Connecticut of Emily A.
Keasler, late of MI... Kisco,
Hate of New York, deceased.
The Court of Probate _i'or'tlle dis-
trict of Norwalk, hatll limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
85 Probate
of for the creditors of said estate tof
cvbibit their claims for settlement.
'Tll‘ose who-neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
10 , .
. ZACIjARJAH KEASIJGR.
Administrator
Mt. Kisco, N. Y.,~ or Joseph R. Tay-
lorpattorney, South Norwalk.
LOST. ..
_-__/ V...—
LOST~GREEN LEATHER HAND-
411g containing glasses in case, and
123 31
1 To LET—~FLAT or 5 110011.13 00124
at Winnipauk factory.‘
by parcel post ‘
Plliladcir
in thel
:_ 11111111.?
0
_ Cards,
L058, 251:.
Business and Professional
011 this page. Twenty-Five Word. or
31.00. Blacldibe «cap. Double Price.
Tow Form
~.Misoellaneous Ads. ,
Three Times, 50.1mm:
-..“_ AAAA-AA_
To LET. i FOR SALE.
TO LET-FLOOR CONSISTING 5 FOR SALE—FORD' 'RUNABOUT ml
1001115. 46 Spring street. Rent $15 ln.';;ot1d condizion.
ql‘iire Mrs.Schenl-1, 48 Spring street. jsold at once.
‘nue- 121 31
0
FOR SALE-4111113015 COW
sale cheap
tSOum Norwalk.
FOR
.123 3t
her of Connecticut and Ferns avenue.
inquire at 44 Connecticut avenue, 0'1-
posite lioepital Norwaik, Conn. J‘. ’1) 3t
TO LET-ONE, T1176 on THREE:
rooms, furnished 01' unfurnished for
,light housekeeping. I’. P. Maboney,
‘52 Van Zant street. Phone 1181-5
To LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALL
new modern improvements. Central to
c.ation Rent $30. Call 73 Flax liill
l1___ Road. Phonelll'i.
TO LET —4 ROOM APARTMENT.
Swal'tz & Corbett block.
:ly. Rent $9.
:light on all sides.
valor service,
room.
«:OId Well Cigar Co.
Otis Eluctric etc.
5,000 sq. ft. of floor
T0 LETr~STORFJ 207 WASHING
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments
209 Washington street, East Norwalk
and 319 Chapel street, Norwalk. In-
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
MEN'S DISCARDED CLOTHING
i
120 ct bought and sold Also furs and lad Glove street.
ies' clothing. If you have 011,1 cloth-
int.y to dispose of we pay the hinlleSt
111ice<.t‘allot telephone 1S. Cohen, 45
Wall street, Nol'walk. Phone 8292.
313 im
RELIABLE DEALING
in lags, iron and metal is our method
We buy and sell cv'el3thimr second
‘hand, a largo stock of, st'toud hand
,goods always on hand We pav as
:good as the ncvt man anti treat you
better let 11 50111110 deal Philip 1’.
:Mahoncy. 52 Van Zullt street. Tole.
[phone 11825.
PAlNTlN'éN— PAI’I‘ItllA\GiNt.
{decorating painter's supplies; wall
Cpaper. up-to-dltte styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
dare solicited. Tel. 400, A'iexuuder
1 White tit 1-. 9 Ely avenue.
.v... _ m .. .._...- .__.__-._......
1 MONEY SAVED
1 By giving me your order for my,P
special hand made leadels and gutters
. which give lasting: service~Try and
be convinced Plumbing. heating.‘
slate roofing, lawn mowers sharpened
Henry A. Hegclcin. 56 ailter street
Tel. 4733.
~Fuciory closed for annual vacation
Clueli.l’eabody
81-130., Inc.
“_w .. .. U i “W...”
inquire 13 Viindsol Place.I
Adults on!
Afro 10ft steamimaled, for store front 1 front store door 11 itlllutu and ”1" 11““ Of his death came
For further particulars apply:
Fiat Dutch Ball Head and Red Cab-
plants fiue and hardy. 400 a. hundred,
$3 a thousand No delivery Steve
Re3nolds Highland avenue near Witch
Lane.
FOR'
thairs
,i't‘ltll.
4111 Bank Bldgr
SALE - 200
in first class condition. We
., or Tel. 535-- 9. 1'20 3t
FOR SALE—CHEAP, 0\'E1\11A.'\"1)
touring car 1915, 35 ii 1)., good condi-
tion. 11:
lights.
Tel. 90', \Vllton.
FOR SALE—2 14 FT. COUNTERS.
'l '10 ft. counter, 2 frames with glass
glass. InquireJ. J. McGovern, 44 Con-
necticut atcnue, \‘otwalk, Conn.
FOR SALE—AN
with 111111101 01111 nls,
l:.md .111 kinis of fruit.
8 ROOM HOUSE
‘7 1-2 acres of
u
William Btuupain, 312 Flax liill'
Road. 120 61'
FOR SALE ~ A NEWLY
, renovated house with imprOVc-
,nlents. Several barns on premises.
and 11'. acres of good farming land at
Conn. turnpike. Mrs R. Tarlov, 16
Tel. 75 3-12.
FOR SALE—FAMILY HOUSE
with one-half acre of land on West,
.Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn,
Must be sold at once to close:
pike.
testate. Small amount of cash requir'
ed,b:1illnt:e 011 molttzago. Inquire
Keogh & Cundee, Attys. United Bank
building. Tel. 535-2.
' FOR SALE~iiOL SEoROUVb 1.0T
l:10x.'::113h1111 Gararc,fl'llit.lar1:e gar-
den. The ownel's L: lsiness is
0111 of town. and must 5 1 1’1 1.0 5‘2,
.000.
Ask John T. Havest
l Real Estau‘Insurance
l 7 MAIN ST
a renewal of last week's heaviness and
:f‘lills were irregular, St. Paul again
”yielding to its recent minimum. Deal-
:inlzs wcle 111.1111 and restlicted to the
more speculative groups.
1 W11“ 1. STREET, i: ‘10 p. m.a—I.t1 d-
el'h sought lower levels 011 the broad-
er selling of the intermediate 808850111
|lails steels and the war issue 111 gen-
end then showmg extreme losses of 1
:to mote than 3 points.
'so broke on Washlncton advices sug~
Egesting a drastic cut 111 ocean freight
.~ rates.
....-.... . .._..._ <np>-—.——
IELKS' FUND FOR
BASE HOSPITAL!
_.—.—.
'of two weeks. Open Ann. titll. Help:Chairman Tenel Announces Plan: of
wanted in all departments I: Relief Commission
‘ ‘ ‘ 1: V11“ YORK, "Jul,v 1’3—The $1, 000-
1000 war fund to be lulscd by the
Benevolent. and Protective Order of
i112 1115 will be used in establishing base
hospitals behind the firing 111195.111
It taking care of the families left he-
‘llind soldiers and ill aiding disabled
‘mnn to learn a new trade or profes“
51011. This announcement was made
there today by ..10hn K.- ’l'ener, chair.
man of the war relief commission of
:the Elks and president of the National
:league of Baseball Clubs in a report
submitted to the grand lodge as a m
suit of his conference a few days ago
base. Celery plants White Plume Alll
THEATRE:- b1 1
inquire Keogh & Candee, Unit-I
xtra, tire, elcctllc starter and.
j2tl 3t,
‘ l
C111| or phone,
nonwALK ‘
Shippinus 11L:
11110111111113
No doubt you can easily see by read
in: the score- that Cluect & Peabody:
starchers were given a baseball les-
son by Nash’s Machinists.
tors playeda good brand of ball and
if kept up will be one of the best 10—
cal teams around. '
kus's delivery nine safeties,
with.
With the rematkable twirling 0f portemollnuic wasnottbcle. but instead
FOR SALE—CABBAGE PLANTS. iiauly. the “9101‘s were in D0 kind 0ft I fuuud $16 in bills. Among other 111'-
Will) 3 “PW be: ticles was all unsealed letter ntltll'esstd ‘
the team hungry 101' to Evelyn Tewlicsbcrl‘y, general deliv- "
tdanger at any time.
ginning and
games the management is out with an
open challenge to all these teams
games to be piavcd on every Saturday
:ilfienltltm. grounds to be secured 1111
or Nor w .1111 Jrs, Norwalk Tire & Rub-1
(‘11.,i’aatimes, Arnolds Foundry,
Dresden Lace Works. The arrange-
ment of games can be. made with Lar-
1'3 Mola through Sentinel or else call1
up Nash ling Co.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
3 Arthur L. Benedict.
1 Arthur 1.. Benedict died suddenly at
his home on 29 Madison street this
morning. Mr. llenedict was in his filth
as a 511111-11 to his many ilicnds Mr.
llleneditt nits very active in the work«
lugs of Butler Lodge, No. 97, i O O
1‘, being a tr tlstee of the organization.
and also of ('olfax Encampment.
I.Ml'. Benedict is survived by a wife,
one daughter, Eva, two sons, Arthur
i.., Jr., and Morris Norton, one broth-
'111‘.1i-‘redcrick Benedict of'Kansas. Fu~
,neral arrangements will be announced
‘tatcr.
.\lr. ileneditt was very well known
1111 the Norwalks and had a host of
friends in this city who were shocked
1111 lltar of his demise-.1111 was onl-
ployt tl ior years ill the leading but fuc-
101115 in this distlict.
James Stial.
1 James Szalia, of 20 12115111101111 street,
died Saturday afternoon. Funeral
NI'VICCS Wen laid at 2 o‘clock 'Sun
day afternoon from the late home and
at 22:11) 11 'tiot k 110111 the Hungarian Rt-
fol'lll church. llev.G
eluted. interment was in Riverside
tt‘lllt‘lt'i')‘. W .-
l
l
t
.1...—
SECONDS SEPARATE
YACHTS IN RACE
Page)
: (Cont.nued from Nintu
:llle finish line a second ahead of l].
\, “this in the Altair. which was on-
Iy nine seconds in advance of ill Ed
geriou, who sailed his yacht Banshee
and incidentally entlusted the sail-
11111: of his otl'cl entry, the Banshee 1]..
to 11‘. (1 built. A fair northwest breeze
prev alled.
\\' Mclluch in South Wind, of this
town, came 111 sixth, and J F.1r',lcll in
E 011111 11., did not finish.
SOLDIER DIES OF INJURlES.
' \\'A’ll1ilBL'RYC0nn., .'iuiy 23 —-
1“ hen the First Battalion, First Regi-
11111 at C. N. 0., left this city this morn-
llng for its new camp, near l.\ew Ila-
veu, there was one member who did
not go with it. Private Archie Ls-
lllnd, of Company D, of Bristol. died In
a hospital here early this morning. of
injuries sustained last evening, when
he fell fl'om a car of- the Waterbury
and ‘Mllldaie. Tramway Company,
while returning to the camp here from
Bristol Island is said to have. been
on tht steps of a crowded car and eith.
el became dizzy and 10st his balance
or else was pushed off title step by the.
crowd in the vestibulezh’e struck on
his head anti sustained both a fract-
ured skull and concussion of the brain.
He was twenty— -two years of age and
unmarried. The name given on his
identification card, for notification in
Gabriel Dokus om I
pocketbook with small sum of own :TODAY IN WALL STREET 1
ey. Reward Findel please return to
,1!1is office.
Iwith If P Davison chairman of the case of accident; is Annie Snow, of
1 WA“ S'DRIEET Noon 4Tbe irregu- American Red Cross Richmond, Mass. Since Company D
in: drift of the opening continued The 400 000 members of the order has been on duty in this vicinity two
LOST—SATI'RD 11 EVENI Nt} 17 throughout the early session Ship ““1 be notified tomorrow that they Other members ”a“? “‘39“ ““9" ““11
in a pay enévolope by pour woman. plugs and a few specialties mowed “”1 be expected to supply tile\'i, While doing guard duty on railload
Finder please return to Sentinel or. smartly upward. but motors and wra 000 000 fund Which has the unani “1'95””
flee and, receive a reward. .‘sharea' made little headway, Some 0,. mous approval of the grand lodge.i _>
‘ , the steels recording half way recover- The firm step m be taken by the. 1'8 I
LOST—~B-LACK LEATHER pom. res, nails were seldom quoted and lief commission will be to establish
1. hospitals
,el book with giiti ettet Alpha Iota lost none of their uncertain tone Th' base .
Epsilon" containing cards bearing casing of money rates, call loans re- flag will be flown. Besides exGoy- W!“ “k for a wig 9; credit or £650
owner's name, “William 1. Raymond" newing at 3 per cent, was among the ernor Team- the “he" members 0‘ W 000 000 the largest single, V019 5.11199
and considerable sum of money. Lost few encouraging developments of the commission are. Joseph T. Fanning the outbreak of the war it will
between Chestnut Hill and Norman forcnoon Bonds were steady on ‘n-om 3f Indianapol‘ti, Jerome 13. Fisher of bring up the total for the war to
and Union cemetery. Finder please inai dealings, Liberty 3W5 selling at ames m' Y Governor Charles £5,392,0110300.
,return to owner, Sentinel, or G. Trout-"99.46 to 99.49. ' ' EE— Borough of Arkansas: James R' l
bridge/1N0 roton and receive suitable WALL STREET, 10: 30 a m ””0190“ “f Solingfield, Mass. and
Imam , . am over the we ek-e n d pmmmm’l‘y‘Edward 'nghtor.
.iatcst developments in Russia, 'werc
ENGLAND’S gNEW WAR LOAN.
LONDON”
AWFUL REBUKE.
They had just finished their first
quarrel. subsequently to the honey-
gnwon and she. was in tears.
37111111119. 1 ' - HAfiDl-Y. WORTH WHILE.
..unfavorabiy interpreted by traders art I l
.. 9.. t ' "So meatloaf—5:11“ what did better”
a: “mat. .. W" 1... "° W" """‘°‘ ‘°""“ To”
; am e pressure. quired the summer girl. no 0 ‘ led '"
111-e in Oh. otfliose genflflmDJfly elec-' declines in representative industria183YCertalniy, if you wish it," replied 13.61::01211.mm 53W "19 [c.9380
iric. 1.111111111111111... The police never ,and equipments extending from 1 to
the summer man. “But I l 111 b 1
thought of looking in that." :2 points. Coppers and motors showeda l 0 y e
1 ’ 31,1, ,
at, the beach two weeks " '1 i .Tryiaéfleofin What '6.
le
The 11c '
l
1
1
luiy 23 .—1-In the House 01 mt Barnes? She did not
over which the Elks Commons tomorrow the government her that I was “18.1191‘8011 who 111111
{ letter.
, short and to the point:
be neither appeared llor wrote.
‘Wrong Tree.
By MARTHA V. MONROE
My engagement to Stewart Barns-5'
blougllt we a meat deal of happiness,
which was suddeul3 broken in 21 tel)
lsingular w or One day 1v bile shopping.
in order to examine goods I laid ml)
The onslaught started at the and ot‘ bag on the (outlier I was hunting for i
the first name by Securing from 00' .somethlug 011111-1111 to 111111 111111 111511.111
“me” several stores. Finding 11 but i 11 auttd
Will sell cheap it netted in all seven runs. After inlet 1 opened the bag ,0 “me (m 1111' puma
(351112 Woodward ave session, the starcbera were just toyed and at once discovered that 1 bad
Chung etl bags 11 till some one else. My
cry of the postoi'iice.
'l‘hildilug that the letter would help
me to find the person with whom 1 bad
Imade the enhance, I took the letter
from the envelope and read it. It was
Will be at the corner of 131311111 and Lo.
rust strct-ts at 7:30 tonight, tirade up for
study individual with green spectacles.
wear thick wit and carry violets inleft
llnnd. 15‘1'1-21'1'Al'1'l‘.
Gl't‘tif heavens! Could I have stunr
bled on a letter my own Stewart had
written to some other woman nppolnt— 3
111;; a clandestine meeting? I trembled.
Whether It was through force 01' imag-
ination i know not. but, I l'ccugllizml
1113' Stewart‘s handwriting. To further
confirm my suspicion. there was 11 post-
st‘l‘llli'. "Anna is watching me." My
name is Anna.
Lit-1'1.- were three elements polluting lo a
1111 lt1vtl"s illelltltt \1ilb this Sit-3v: in
whose name 11.15 sit 11011 to the lctlcl,
though one 1'! the ”JIM tllc 'llalldulit-
111:1. “"11; doubtful. I had not been long
familiar with Stewart Barnes” writing 1
and could not be sure that what I saw
he had written; IIL‘Vl’l'ihl‘lt‘SS I Iliiil no 5
doubt of it. At any rate 1 determined ‘
to profit 113' my lllld. llut how should I
proceed? i shrank from interrupting
tile meeting as beneath 11111. instead 1
put the letter ill a new envelope, rcud— '
dressed it. and. inserting :1 slip ofpupel'
stating that i had 1x1l1allgcd buns with 1
it». 11111111,:iv1111: 1113' address. 1 lIl‘1)|1-,
pcd the lt-ltt-l ill :1 nlaillmv. I [1151) put, 3
in 11 note to Stewart breaking olll' t'I.‘~ ‘
gtltzclllclli. ;
The next day a messenger brought i
the m3 hag 10111111111111; the articles in ;
it 11111.11 it was ext-hall god and u l'etplest
f'ol the one 111 lily possession. I return-
ed it, and, so far as the owner was ('00- '
eernt-tl. i was all units. There l'clllxlillml
to M'HIQ with Stewart. I prestlllletl he
would 1111111: to see 1111- posIhusIe to
learn “but wastlle trouble. for l but ,
c‘lvt'll llllll no inkling us 111 1113' tllsrov
cry of his pertidy.
The day after the 11111- on will 1b 1 ball
posted 1111' letter to Stewart passed. .‘llil '
I had
assumed that if his rousrlcnt-t- was
cit-111' he would come to the at 11111111: if
i had really t‘lltlulll 111111 in a delin-
quency he would recognize the fact
lllili' I had discovered his deception :1111
“'ttllltl either try to be: off or \\'11llltl
lll't'ctlt his tlisllllssal without :1 \\'t'l‘tl.‘
Then, too, he, might really prefer the
’I‘ewkcsbt‘rl'y vvolntlll. 111 which case 1
should probably not “0111‘ anything
from him.
TIII‘C‘V," (lays passed without a \\'1\i‘tI.
Nothing in st) tantalizing as i'iplorallro
of some important mutter one is very '
much interested. ill. llnowblg..‘ E1'1-l'3
1lIll_\’.(ilill‘])tl$St‘il left me ill a more uni ;
tilted. condition 1111111 4111- - plw-ulina. ,
l\'l1,v,l_lad'l not stated to my lover 1113' 1
reason for breaking; my ellcanrnleut'.’
. I had not i‘1‘1t'es'11en this result. Uncut 3
two 11011111111: 11:1; ‘11“011‘1‘11 1111‘1.‘eitl11'r to '
tail on Stewart for .111 c\plall.ltit_m of 1
1111' dist 1111-11 or to write to Pt 1-1111
'i‘cwliesll11~l"'13 to learn from her if llt'l‘ 1
titl'respmldcllt was “1113' Stewa rt. ’i‘hinit-
i111: the latter course would» be
easier for no. I followed it.
I‘or several days i waited impatient-
ly for a reply ltutl then broke down ,
completely. I was ready‘to fol-hivei
lny‘iover. innocent or guilty; But my
pride hold the back from doing what
I should have done ill the first place—
that 'is. slitting the case to Stewart
and asking him if he was the, writer :
of the letter I had stumbled on. '
Since I 011111” not bring mv self to do :
this itletol'millcd to t1' 3' again to r1011.- 11
the Te“ 1115112113 w.onlau i wrote her
:1 note and hired 11 1103' to watch
the general delivery for the claimant.
.710 reported that the letter lllltl been
taken from the postoilit'c by an old
woman, who had given her name as
Evelyn 'l‘cwkcsberry. He had follow.
all bel" from' 11112 ‘postofilco' and had
noted the house where she lived.
This was a surprise to me. _ilul
upon fel'l'cting out the matter 1 went
10.1110 house and .asked. for, Mrs. or i
Miss Tewkesben'y. An ,old wolllan I
came illto1tbe room where I was and
asked. me what I wanted. “as she
Evelyn 'l‘cwkesberry? She was. Did
she know a man of the 11111110 of Stew-
1 then told
1
Million up her hag by mistake and ask
ed her to orplfiin the letter it had con-
tained. She iterated me for reading
the letter and declined to explain it.
i left her 'no Wiser than I £1,th c\-
01111 that I was conscious of 1111 in"
made a fool of myself in 511111111111; away
11 lover withot't a bearing. It 11 cold.
have been e1'e11"wi§er'f01' Inc to a1- 1
pear at the meeting appointed in t 1‘
Resolved to 31111111111111. pie, " i sent
for Stewart, and; be came to see
i think ho' had intended to crush me.- ' ‘
but when he. saw my “altered appear- , f
tlnce he tool: the in his arms. and 1"
.1111: the others
the '
cried awhile before telling him of my '. .,
' terrible mistake/i " ' . ~ ‘1
South Nor-walk .
SILK SWEATERS, WHITE wash SKIRTS, new
, l
‘— u; A",
sailor s. w
submarine. She 11 as owned by the N
The American vessel Mtlesdpt‘fllla , of 3,193} tons armed ' with Rama 1
jlnanncd by American naval
as sunk the other da3 by a German ‘
ew York and Porto Rico Steamship
‘11
Company. The crew was saved by l alltltncwm an'island off the French
coast.
THIS WEEK 1N THE GARDEN.
133' S. P. Hollietet'.
'l‘olretot-s should be stacked or 1:11p-
porl d in seine manner to keep the
fruit—hand nines front contact
the damp soil. Plants which are not
>Ullttil‘leti are more liable to be af-
fected with blicllt and fruit 1'01.
:1111 many methods Qf 1111?-
portlng the plants; one of the 111011.
coln111011\\'a3's to to «11.11:.» 11 ”ill"
111110 111-111' each plant and tie it to
11.11 strike as it develops. Some suc-
ttcmst‘nl “pours [ll‘uile ill' plant 10
one stein: othels prefer 1110 or mm-
but lalgbr 1fruit I' (produced [wait
the plants with one 111 two 111.1111
“101111. {liltnt‘ 11"111111"' rtl' ullv'wirt {tyreA
various forms of trellises of wood or
'|'|1,\1 .1
wire. 01' barrel hoops naihd lo stakes.-
t'htll'tl should be thinned 111 111-vein)
the large meaty stilllie. 'l'hin
llama to at least six inches apart,
later llsinn every other plant. ieav~
to develop at six
inches or mole. ’
\\.1ltll out 101 the Millietl 1111 111‘ |'
beetle on cucumbers melon
squash Bmdeaux Illl\illle with a
poison added, Pyrox, or some other
.11, 1111 11 ectitit' will contlol this
pest. Dusting the. plants with to
‘lhmco dust ashes, pl.. tel 01 other
11"1011tlels may act all, a leoellnnt.
Do not allow the Squash Bug (Stink
fine) to not a foothold on 3oul'
squashes The cluster of bald roan).
yellow eggs may be found on the un-
der surface of the leaves and may
be destro3ed.
Set the celery plants now in good
rich soil. The ce'erv plant tequil‘e
_plenty of moisture but should not b1
planted in 11 et 121'.otlnd
Plants for winter cabbage should
.1. be planted at once if not 1111:1111 s1 .
Pole beans may need some atten-
tion to keep them climbing the poles
and mm but the vines from becoming
- a tangled mass.
When it becomes necessary to wa
ter the a'atden. giv en it a {1.0011 soak
in:
amount of water go mm a large sur-
late
LOOKING FOR AN ARGUMENT.
“What makes that man keep say-_
ing be is not. a candidate for office."
“I d0n't known", replied Senator Sol‘V
“unless it is in the hope that,
somebody will come out and contradict .
ghum,
him."
A Matter of Protection.
Actor—l say, old man. I wish you'éd
advance me $5 and take‘it out of my:
first week's salary. Manager—But,‘
my dear fellow, suppose it happened
that I couldn't pay your first week's-
salary. Where would I be?—Boston
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CAUSES lNlllGESllllli}
Excess of Hydrochloric Acid. .8011"
the Food and Forms Gang; t,.
t'ndigested food delayed in, tbe‘
stomach decays. or rather, fermenta
the same as food left in the open 81"11 1
says a noted authority, He also tells
us that indigestion is caused byaHYq
pel'~acidit3', meaning, there is an excl
cess of hydrochloric acid in 111111111111.“
ach which prevents --complete digest
lion and starts food fermentation.
’l‘hus everything eaten sours in ., the
stomach much like garbage soul's :2,
a can, forming acrid fluids and gas
which inflate the stomach like a. toy
‘llalloon. Then we feel a heaVy, lum¢
py misery in the chest, we belc upgas'.
we cruciate sour food or havemeartc
burn, flatulence, water- brash on naut-
Bea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive‘ 7
aids and instead, get from any, phar- ‘
lnacy four ounces of Jad Salts- hand
take a tablespoonfui in a glass 111.1111. .
lel' befme breakfast and drink 11111111
it is orftalv'escinr.r and furthermore, to»
continue this for a week. While r01
lief follows the first dose, it 18111113
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move the gas making mass. start; the
liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus,
promote a free flow of pure digeotive,‘
juices. ,
.lad Salts is inmpensive and is 31,111.11;-
fl'oni the acid of grapes and lemon.
juice, combined with 111111: 1510va
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