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T he“ Cook Is Known by her Kitchen
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3, collectors on passenger trains of the,
. meat. .
» . pounced as contemplated by the road
. and last week many of the men Were
Have Ferrari—alum Any-
one Breaking Laws While
Traveling
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Nearly all conductors and ticket
"New Haven" mad are ‘now special
state officers and
, ,the power to.
f'i‘his inn iion was an-
m “The Content“ several weeks ago
furnished with badges. Heretofore
persons refusing to pay passage or,
who in any other way broke the
law while on trains could not be or-
res‘l-cd or even touched by those in
charge. of trains. The custom ivas to
place such persons under surveillance
and have them taken into custody}
Wherever the first policeman was:
encountered. When a policeman could‘
not be found before the ottender leftl
the train'he got away unscatched..I
Under the new arrangement the new~l
ly~luade ofl‘icers will merely display‘
Wt at all the sins
the gods can bestow. Being
.‘they try to get it; being ignorant.
they fall.
out, happiness from within. People
may be very gay and profoundly
miserable. By the same token they
may be ’really rich yet actually poor.
In either case their condition is due
to the fact that the happinesa which
they sought, they sought for them-
selves. Thcrein is the poignant error
of life. People who seek happiness
for themselves fail-to find it. But
they who succeed in securing it for
others, discover that on them also it
has been bestowcll.»
The greatest happiness is the can
option of pain. That pagan horism
the Red Cross should put on a ban-
ners. Spiritualiy it is driectivs, but
practically it is valid, and we have
the misfortune of existing not in a
spiriluri world but in one which that l
fellow the kaiser burglar and pesti-
lence combined, has been turning in-
to a morgue. '
The suffering induced. by-this apo-
calyptic beast is beyond computation.
But relief the Red Cross can meas-
urably. supply, if, to employ an en-
gaging vulgarism, we all chip in.
Chip then. "There are thOse who
do not like to give,” the Divinity of
; which.
will
Ignorance confounds happiness with T‘ TAU-[0P
pleasure. Pleasure comes frOm with-l
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A clean kitchen is the sign ofa good cook. And a kitchen that keep:
.' _ clean without constant drudgery is the sign of an up-to-dute cook—one
- who uses the New Perfection Oil Cook Stove. .
er arrest.
It is not only on passenger trains
that trouble is encountered, however,
i I . as is evidenced by Ed fact lhat yard-
t No coal—bod or nah-pan drudgery. You never have to sweep up after cooking on the New Illa-sier-i and 0th“ supervisory cm-g
Perfection. Cooks fast or slow as you like, without shot or ashes. It’s the Long Blue 2,1319“: apre 312%alga-£33013:113:3?"‘
. . , . u ,,‘ ' Spa 5 1‘s 1 ' 'l‘ l‘ y.
Chimney that ddklt. VlSlble Home that stays put. Wily and “rhnhusale mieyes and I
In use in more than 2,500,000 homes. Ask your dealer for booklet. Inquire, too, ‘3‘“? nuisalnces inflhcllaricer'rail‘roadl
about the New Perfection Kerosene Water Heater. it gives abundant hot water for g???) e“ 133,111):egifnugm’cirgm‘w an“ ,
laundry or bath at low cost. ‘ " 'The action of the road in making
, many of its employees special police-
. For best results use SOCM) Kerosene. men recalls the action of the local
‘ police board several years in denying:
the railroad the services of a police
5 STANDARD - OIL COMPANY 0f NEW YORK man ill and about the railroad sta-
‘, rumors/u. amass.- NEW YORK ALBANY BUFFALO BOSTON “0“. Th? “brim" 0’ a Policeman
I! - has often enlburrassed the lrain
events when it: was desired in arrcst
an offender, as it is seldom tllnl the
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the 'cl'eWs
enough ill their Siallml stop to follow
a man onto the HI‘PH in order ('1
locate a policeman. A story is told
of a posilive identification of two
burglars who had broken inlo a «res-
taurant in Springfield and were escap-
ing on an early morning train, but
could not be taken into custody-be-
cause the crew could not find an of-
luembcrs of '5 have lim
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More Liberal Law in Elfect
August l—Dodging No.
j {Longer in Order—Legal
‘ ,to ell Certain Articles
. 'chen'Days of Week
Norwalk find other Connecticut
communities will have a more liberal
Sunday under the law “concerning
[the sale of articles on Sunday."
which Will go into effect August 1, at,
the same time with most of the
. acts of the Geileml Assembly of 1917,
and will be operative for'ille first
time on unday. August. 5. This law,
which w ll permit the sale of articles
of necessity and near-necessity, will
{allow the opening of stores selling
such articles on seven days in the;
week, instead of restricting them in‘
six, as at present, the law now in
force requiring the closing of small
rocery and other stores on Sunday.
department. the solution of present
problems regardiug'meday closing,
especially the one which has been
caused by the attempt to evade the
law by having one of two stores, us-
ually run by members of the same
family, and sometimes by husband
and wife, open on Saturday and the
other on Sunday.
The new law, which is Chapter 382
,oi’ the General Statutes was approved
May 16. It reads as follOWS:-- ~
The sale oi? milk, bakery, fruit, ice
lcecrenln, confectionery. non-alcoholic
beverages and drinks. tobacco in any
form, 'smokers supplies, newspapers
and other periodicals, drugs or auto-
mobile supplles, by retail dealers,
whose places of business are open
for the sale thereof on secular
days, shall not be a violation of the
provisions of cllnpbcr 119 of the pub-
lic acts of 1913, provided the provi-
sions of this act shall not. apply to
any. hotel‘, or .resturant or be cqnd
aimed to permit any person to en-l
gage. in any business on Sunday at a;
place where he is licensed to scli‘
spirituous or intoxicating liquors, ex-
cept ‘n regularly licensed druggist
who shall not, on Sdndny sell any
splliluous or intoxicating liquor ex-
cepn upon- the prescription of a li-
glaed by the American La Dentelle in}
l ilcer. The suspicious characters board-
yterpretatlon of the law as to Sunday ed the train at a small station be-
‘Balcs us its. predece‘Ssors and that? “"99“ liarlfordfiund Sl’ringfi‘q“ and'
slopes would begin to keep open the; immediately aroused the suspicious oi"
first Sunday in August and would‘ the crew. At Hartford the men chaf-
not be molested ill so doing. Thislw 1“ ”‘9 delay 1“ the station and
practical joker, but the report found south. Newspaper accounts of a par-
believers among those who were' not: tlculurly burial snack on the pro-
awaro of the fact that the' law had: prietor of tho“ restaurant. resulting
been changed at the recent session oil in it near-mur PI; and burglary con-
the General A‘gsembly. firmed the susp clubs of the crew. but
, by that time the men had made good
their escape.
NEW NORWALK EACTORY;
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. {WHAT YOU GIVE YOU KEEP.
Danbury Architects Pllnned Plant to, u... ~
Manufacture Laos. l One Way of Looking ot-a Red Cross
Sunderland 85' Watson, architects. c°"""’"“°"‘
of Danbury, are the architects for a: A recent “dwmfiemem fm. Red
large factory building which is being; Cross subscriptions says: “When you
erected in East Norwalk by the Memo-i give. il’s‘gone. N0“? 0f it 9"“? comes
rial Development (30., and will be hill-1. blmk ‘0 i‘buwhrlnch‘ml or interest."
Economically, that view may be
i 1 ,correct, but an economic view, how-
the. manufacture of lace beg 11111118 11, ever sound, is invariably sordid.
October, when it is expected the lac; Moreover. from the standpoint of the
tory will be completed. higher mathematics, the view has
It is linother evidence of the suc- the double demerli of being not only
‘ . {sordid but false. it is untrue that
cesslul progress of the banbury firml’wllut you give is gone It is untrue
of architects, who Will SUDC‘I‘VISG “19; that none of it reu11~n5_ All you can
building of the structure. It will be 90 keen is what you have given away.
their badge and place their man no -‘
story may Have been started by some seemed anxious to be on lllcir way;
'n cal-re they are open on Saturday, ccnscd physician. ‘
the dealers electing which‘ day to do: Th“ "‘90” 1133 been in circulation
business. incidentally, the passage that the new police court administra-
0f the new law Will save U10 DOUCQ lion W011i"? not be as strict in HS in-
by 220 feet, 0: mill construction, anal
will cost about $40,000. The builder’s
contract wentio A. R. Mulkiu 8500.,
of Norfl'alk.
Joaquin Miller said that, or some-
thing to the same effect. He, though.
was a poet. Educated people think
'dili'erently. But then the ignorance
of educated people is notable. Edu.
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, What Makes
This Man Smile ?
_HIS money has
gone farther
‘ than his neighbor’s.
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He has bought
~-the greatest dollar-{on
- 'dollar value'there is'
tires. He has Fisk Qual-
ity. Fisk Serviceand Fisk
lleage at. a fair "pri
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caied‘people by reason of their edu-
cation. which occasionally includes
mythology. hnbw llla't happiness is
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élran confided to his prophet. The
l big god added: “Satan awaits them."
3 Few of us believe in Satan any
imole. That is very wrong. Satan
jls merely an old-fashioned name for
unhappiness. " '
, Chip. therefore.- Do not credit the
:misguided statement that what you
give does not return to you. It does
:return, it returns in happiness and
‘all the happiness that the richest, llle
poorest ,iile wisest. ill-e shpidest can
ever possess is precisely that happi-
ness which they have given away.—
.Ednar Sultus of the Vigilanics.
gilllSlS llNi f0l
run, our Mill
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Flush the Kidneys at Once‘wmnl
Back Hurts or Bladder Both.
regularly can make a mistake by
1flushing the kidneys occasionally;
says a well-known authority. l
forms uric acid which clogs tile kldl‘:
ney pores so they sluggishly tiller
or strain only part of the waste and:
poisons from the blood, then you get
sick: Nearly all rheumatism, head-
:nches, liver trouble, nervousness. con»
silpatlon, dizziness. sleeplessues‘s,
bladder disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
I, The moment you feel a dull ache in:
line kidneys or your back hurts, or if;
the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of
lsediment, irregular of passage or at-
l tended by a sensation of scalding, get
inbout four ounces of Jud Salts from
i any reliable pharmacy and take a. on:
Eblespoonfui in a glass of water lie-
‘fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then not line. Thisl
famous suite is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, combinedI
with lltbla and has been usedfor gen-I.
emilons to flush clogged kidneys and;
stimulate them to activity, also to;
—‘"TWIN
Till the laflii‘ , . ,..
and it makes dusting a.
pleasure. ,The entire base ,,
is with? Easy-ream -. COMPLETE Pam
Tilt {be top and rtoll it atgay: lAlways Peyrf‘ectyvvhetheff;
onls own cas ersw en' . . .
housecleaning. I It ,will then. ’tablels in extended or closed
go through narrow doors and ' position.
stand firmlygherever lettl lAlgggtgftronz because flack?"
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Tilt the top for large gather; pe ls comp e e W or
. . . oblong'barrel. '1 _ l
lugs and lt~Wlll take up a '
~ _ - _ _ Always rigid because each half
minimum space against’the base is supported on 3 casters.
wall or m the corner.
_ d Always‘sightly,‘prim, neat, afisfl,’
- Th“? TILT-TOP is'fumishedwqwm”.TABLES ,n] ,2:
A table lasts a life—time, therefore it is wise to look into its meri
very carefully before purchasm . The TILT-TOP “TWIN ,
is made tosult every taste an pu—rsg Cull’npg s“ thong;
. A. J. Angevine’ & Son (10.59,;
Meat l .-
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the by or weak. Steam heated. electrld
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italifi‘
and American style. , ~ , fl ,
Corner Monroe and Chestnut St. ‘ Tel. 15$.
N. J. DISESA, Manager. J. DISES‘A. Proprietor._,, ‘
‘ KIMONOS
Ladies’ Long Crepe Kimonos, plain and fancy, ‘ ' ’
’ $1.00, $1.25, $1.75, $2.50, $2.
Ladies“ Short Sileimonos $2.”-
Ladies’ Two-piece Porch Dresses in black and white checks wi ‘
‘white collar and belt . $1.
Ladies' Three-piece Dresses, skirt, blouse and cap, in pink uni
white stripes, trimmed with plain color, and elastic belt, l
41.60;
8e9arate0aps,allcolon “10‘
. J, I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST.
soars rowan.
neutralize the acids in urine so it no
longer causes irritation, thus endlngi
bladder disorders. l
Jud Suits is inexpensive and can-l
not injure; makes a delightful offer-3
vesccnt lithia-watcr drink which all!
regular meat eaters should take now;
and then to keep the kidneys clean:
and the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney complications—Adv.
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