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HE ”UT“ "03"“ are WI will to be e docs-t cttisss.
“We semen “4 w mic-t hm- not .. w o-
niark, and give your ind-men s
cassee'te'buy air-W
Thet‘sitbe neat stilt fig to It
Anemia-ts- arm up
my Imam-s -
Besides. after you have utdhe w
ey ball rolling by pm Mr on
bills, the chances are that‘nomodfifle
people who have been owlagyonlbl;
IMO-I thatyouarsdlspess‘d‘to give
up the accounts as hopeless will he
unwed to pay you. And that you Ill
3% not only have paid your last debts
mhm 1:: 215.3% but will be enabled to buy Volt bond
W'tho‘ou‘nrmm of before the end of the drive last the
”cutouts;
1:“ as
lurk-dull set. "L
7:.”
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isn't'tht a “with! Mt?
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THE GROUND nuisances:
All-over the sentry people have
lately been fhdhg arousal tense in
their ioo'd—or thinking they have.
The New York/City Beard of Health,
aroused by themersisient'esmplaints.
analysed more'thsn 100 maples of
bakers’ bread alleged to contain
ground glass,- snd reported that Innot
M Mame-us”: 5’
mm arm ten, by
‘ . Ml. one case did It find a trace ‘of that
1 m dangerous substance. In three loans
from three. different bakers It did die
cover “three
THE OERM DRIVE splinters of glen, sol
The enemy Is among us. He usyliarge as to be easily detected. " These,
Isokt tinnooent but he Is a papicasril. the board believes, got Into the bread
,3. lily/have no evil Intentmut ayet 1 by accident.
Useetssre hostile and murderous. He There have pmlbly been some so-
Wdesth among us no less surev. thentlc instances In scattered com-
ly than a Prussian atr— raider bomb'munittes of glass being put Into bread.
fin I‘M-Obi city. Andrew cake or candy Intentionally. but the!
itells are mere. l-idiess than? bee. of. are so rare as to be almost negligible.
; nit. sir-assassin, and his weapons morei'rhe simple truth is that we have re
badly ban exploding bombs. Icent been we. a “noun! slut!
flmumtam..m woman er scare countable to the will“
.- who suitors tit-euexenns 'by needle" scare that infected New York
7 scoops coughing. meeting and and me of our other big cities a
~Li’pitillia‘ ‘ .' "" '"'. couple tit years ago. There is no more
The- drive Is on The germ, like thetbasls for this new scare. than there
Germans, celebrate the coming of iv” for the old one.
. raping with a tremendous assaulLi It'- -'s atmost wholly psychological, "
W’Colds. coutzhs. grippe, pneumonia, tu- a passing wave of public hysteria rim
.tberculosls and the rest marshal] all enmun‘ement of the delusion Is den 1
‘ their forces. Every sufferer Is a m gemus, because it adds to the raw
; belching disease as a (lemon battery {1.1.5 3mm felt by impressionable pco
~‘itelchert shells. At borne at frisn‘ds' p,|e and puts a destructhe Idea Into
“houses, in street cars, In railroad unbalanced minds that otherwise
train, in offices, in church, in school. would never have thought of It.
-in lodge meeting, wherever human ho: The way to eliminate the mad
II
1 its colitl'fidate the Invisibis peril sh” port] is to' mg” sbout‘lt.
‘ lurks. 1' ..
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And It's such an unnecessary peril!‘ ”SWEEPING BACK THE‘BEA
. If , " . '
- DTP“? would keep “"31” Since old King Capote ordered back
cone 8 ”NZ” and salivary score the incoming tide, there. has probably
.‘ “mm m themselves, there wouldnt been no more impressive spectacle or
i
-. x
only
I be an' of the
, would‘onlv I) so Ogildcmlcs. There .mtllc protest than the action of the
.' e s .
. para o cases, dying anti-suffrngists of New York state.
. without spreading. And that would
They are organising t- campaign. for
the repeal of the suffrage provision
placed In the state constitution last
fall by a majority of 102,009.
downs the men who gave New ‘Yorlt
women the ballot. There Is‘no Indi-
cation that the men, once convinced
mean an incalcttlable saving In cont
, Jeri. efficiency and human life
“’i‘hc army medical corps says that
arty all the slcknesses and deaths
Jour new armies hare been caused
it", f'mplrgtory diseases," such as
Wampum, armies mumps ‘diphthen
-Ia, meningitis. Influenza and tubecu-
.. Iosts. All these ailments are commun-
' looted in the same way. by the trans-
. for of nasal and mouth secretions. The
sickness rate In all our military camps
would be out too minimum, they any"
: if the soldiers and the general public
- would only stop careless coughing,
4- sneezing and spitting. :And so could
- the sloknessrate‘tn everycommuni-
that democracv means equal sutlrnxP.
have changed their
/
new right, In sufficient numbers to un-
do the work of enfmnchlsement.
It would be literally equivalent. to a
them. And there's robabl s not
‘. unrest military victory or the raising p y .' m ‘
y ‘ human nature In New York state to
' his great army, It wed all stop the
last rattle of coughing and sneer; M ay .8 there has ever been anywherc.‘
- e 1
y ’ Kinc Capote was realty ahead of
tug Into other people's faces and spit
' ting semis all over the neighbor hood tthose antis.
ton a show to shame his flaterers. He-
? ‘ —l———’—~e——~——-
YOUR TRADEmANia BOND knew the tide wouldn't roll back when
Your butcher did not buy a Libyrt-y he told it to
....____.__
.7 : most] In the second eatnpstsn. Neithe rt
did your grocer. Your wife's millinet IIPROTECTION FOR
' did.no't"huy hers, either. , ALASKA GATEWAYS
It wafinvt their fault. They wanted “3“"de 'MT First )-
, nothing more than to chance to Inb- __ 1'"
little ls known.
Chaim-124 ‘I'ATIIFI'IO‘HI vessels have
been- lost In Alaskan waters during
the! last, 20 years, carrying to tht‘il'
deaths 280 persons. About 70 per
lccnt. of the losses wort! tine to sired;
1Ings which might have been prevented
thy accurate surveys.
”Marat “and be tho most serious
‘ scribe. It‘was your‘fsult. You boupht
’ your bond with a grand glow of fervor
and you felt‘so virtuous that you gave
buytnn the bonds as an excuse for not
paying your bills. The government
mot-the money, of course. which
'ttre'prinetotti thlny.-tBnt.'.you lot the
glow and the aim. seem butcher
' and the groper-land the million pot
the shieesr ofgnct bovine 'Wesn't It
rather-bender trick. ween no ensue
*‘ M i or iii. Stealing mm
"The war should no: delay pram-
tion tor the work as Innnediste prof
visioh looking to the care of the pre-
Iitninartes will mesh the saving of
Donates mist 1&5}ij
plum-cab armament-utt-
minds about It.1
The units hope, apparently. that the'
women themselves will renounce their ,
What best} they have for their hope'
is not apparent. “There happens to hey
no case In recorded history of any race -
or any nation or any political or social !
,group which. Once given full citizen "
v; - . ' ’ship rights, has viuntarily rtrnounced':I
t
lie was was only putting?
owing to lack a:
thought given now to taking care of .
Alaska's need." the brillettn‘coneludes.’ ,' ;
mm
”summons
teas-7.1a: slaby's Prayer at
‘Os‘ in w ‘-io aunt
stsiltnns .
mulls-Jewell”
maximum
"lies
1 ’ enlist
Anlueirmt flood
Black.
’16 So. Help St.
sop-m mam
Induce: m. ‘C.8anford. of thel
:' Way-er hm 3mm
Inceiv‘i were" last night thnt sir-o
tier wssiflte Ill with spasms-Ia.
Inst m hsflag iher own. land thr-
1m friends In Sorwnik will be
pleased to hear that
thsn'anevsn descetoset’weil.
A ‘Ineetintg of the lien of-tbe “Nor-
wsik Methodist Wham: will
be held In the Sunday school room.
this evening to perisct pisss'for the,
collection of the pew nets. to air
stead of in separate Payments as here
totem Oi'eeursetbc ladies or thei
Phllathel (than will sorts one of their:
lenses slippers and brass them or
for the carnpsign which opens nextr
Sunday.
—~Oeod things totes! are nhnys on,
South Nonalk ladle. No. 529, L.
0. 0. flyinotlhltmflllng and made
plans for the class Initiation to 'be
held on Sunday.
The Senthvlierwnlk Club-wiilheid a
special attenuate-sorrow muss at
which time plans for the annual han-
oust of the club are to be discussed.
a”—
The owner ota local garden plot
who has not spotted up his plot this
season had the laugh on his more Int-
patient -bretbsr,'-when the sleet ss'u
Indw came last creates. '
The regular thiy election ot-tite
Nut-cm Alumnae association of the
Nor-walk Hospital was held at the
yesterday afternoon. Dr Franklyn 0.
limit, was the speaker of the day
and alter the transaction of routine
business 'titVt' a most interesting and
'Innttttrtivc talk on tuberculosis.
The Union and Center School Dis-
tricts will sleet this eVonInit at ad-
taunted nteetlnns to receive the re-
ports of committees. The committee
on the Union School District of which
Judge Beam ii. gh is chatt-
man. will present a report on the ques-
tion as’ to whether or not the district
should go back to the district system.
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o—A Mikel“. ETINO
of the Hat Trimmers Association wilt
beheld Inst. George's HalLdisin St.
Sorwalit. tonight. at 8 p.‘ In.
.nousncr.mnmo+
Mom Bug'fluld ' 5
Fatal food for Boaohes'
Sulpho Nspthol
Platt' I Chloride!
Stiilson-Pewéll Corporation
i
t
it
t
aj-uo mum
1 nos.
t
display In the most modern up to dateI
'aoe Delicatessen. L. Elmer, Prop.
The meeting of Court Narruk, No.
58, Foresters of America, was tarselyi
attended last night. Inch member of
the court has beep requested mthand
a list of five prospective candidates.
and over one hundred names were
brought In last sveaintr. "the counti-
tee on Forests-rs DrIVe, Saturday. Slay
11th. reported that everything Is no
Inn on nicely and sings Increase It
looked for. After the. meeting re-
freshments were served. .
A complaint front'ttie Jacob’s shoe
Shop was received by the police yes-
terday to the effect that... a fourteen-
,vesr—old boy up there «carrying a
revolver. The potter-mutt to the shop
to the investigate and ”the mean
time the sun had been: rtaken awev
from the boy and was turned over to!
lNurses' Home on Woodbury avenue. the police 1m.» boy' a story was to the.
effect that he had brought the revol-,
ver, a .22 calibre fullydoaded. no the;
shop to clean it. lie wastinn a talk- 3
in; to an‘d'the weapon confiscated.
ash—n.
“a recent Inspection of the cellars‘
Chief Boxatdus and his assistants has
resulted In a general cleaning up of,
coalition that were pretty baddn name'-
plsces. About fifty not 09" of the
cellars Investigated were In a deuter-
etmiope. of the yum.mt,m II V
'refrigerstor. just installed In the Pal-i;
tin the various districts rude by FM“ .
EXceptionaI Values in
onus .
$195 40 53%
; $1595h$3935 ;
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g
K?
g
«t
524910 515.95 . j
;—-—-mhn‘ls ”4—...
‘ 95 to $16.95
swarm ’SUM'MER FURS
MiLUNERY SALE
"r
$1.508HAPFS...'.................. ..... itifie
$2.008HAPES..........,............. ..... $1.59
$3.50‘SHAPES ........ ‘ $2.49
$2.50 TRIMMED HATS .. ......... .. ..8l.95
$3.50TRJMMEDHATS..... .......... . .52.“)
‘85’00'TRIM‘MED HATS ........ - ...... $3.49.
CHILDREN’S'HATS AT SPECIAL PRICES
Skits, Dresses and Skirts
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
ens condition so that the stores and,
i
v...—
houses were In tit-eat danger. In thel
first district one or two cellars there,
were In such bad shape that the work
oi cleanlnz them out was performtd.
while the firemen were present In
*the second district one or two places,
were. found to be In very bad condt
tlona also Inspections will be mad"
at varying In'terv.als so that the cel-
lars will be kept clean all of the time.
The city of Norwalk Is now much saf-
r from fit-c than it was before. this;
clean-up. , , . )
BANNER BAKERY
—We make \lctory Bread. Try a
loaf
NORWALK' ;
’ Johnson deserted his/wife March .15.
is (1001'.
vorce In the Superior Court from
Frank Nugent, now of White City.
Texas, They were married Decemba. r
..31 1905, and the deserfiort scarred:
October 7 $907. Divorce and custodyf
of one child. Charles. II years old. '3
claimed. }
Divorce and change of name to Hurt L
but Is asked by Ethel Johnson of'
Bridgeport from . Paul B. Johnson?
They were married April 1, I911, and
1916. according to the complaint.
BE KIND TO ANIMALS.
We are-glad to learn that Mrs. WII‘; .
It-ts Is able to be out again. It Is near'
Iy two months since she kicked at the
rat :tnd‘hroke. her kneecap against the
. Society has missed her very
much—Hometown (Penn) Banner.
‘ You {Ian have ibat‘New Still
that you need so badly. but: which you decided to
4 I . do without because'war-savintr times archers.
" —Sentinel Want Ads are Winners.
SOCIETY :
and Personal
.vfp .
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M-“ ‘1’
'L- my. 1.3.3.3...- ......_;.-.’t
Douglass E. Nash; who lastvsummer
enlisted In the Naval Aviation Section,
left this morning to ts . up a course
of training at the Massachusetts Tech-
ntoai school at Boston.
Mrs. Matilda .l. Cbedsey of Norwalk.
’who has been residlrut with her broth-’
er. Samuel W Be nor. in bong Ridge.
‘for several weekst/hIs returned .home.‘
a...—
“Mrs. Charleen Steele and Mrs. Wil-
'llnm 'I‘. Haviliind of BrtanL '0"
anniversary guests of their mother,
VyesteMay. at. the Bungalow.
lira. Frank It. inetold of It Sound
View Turntable received "word that
her husband fhas arrived safely Iii
Miss Flore Manet New York city,
is spending the week and with litre
Dorothy tit-seasick of Crescent Trr
. NEWS ‘3‘:
.talnlng three ounces of orchard white.
,-freeldes, sallowneds and ten. and Is
the Ideal skin masher, Imoothsner
daily Into swipes. , seek. ms and
' You didn’t know that vitvcould be had of inch
hinh quality and assured of splendid‘service at a
price so economical. -
Men’ 5 Springs Suit
Lemon Juice is
Skin Beautifier,
Also a Whilener
any women use Inst the Juice ol
lemons to bleach or whiten the- skin.
but pure lemon Juice Is acid. therefore
Irritating, and should be mixed with
orchard white.
At the coat of a small taro ordi-
nary cold cream one can prepare a
full quarter pint of thematioader-
fut lemon skin softener and complex-
ion beautifler, by coming the Juice
of two fresh lemons Into a bottle con-
And our policy of prices lower than elsewhere
makes it possible for the man who likes to look
well to find here suits of up-to-date styles and de-
bendable fabriesand tailorina at a price that
even patriotism does nottprohibit him paying.
Care should be taken to strain the
Isles through a line cloth so no lent-
on pulp note to, then thiI lotion will
'kecp fresh for months. Every woman
knows that lemon juice is toast! to
bleach and remove such blemishes as
and beautiflcr.
Just try It! :Get three ounces of
orchard white at minus-soy and
two lemons from the-grocer nadir-eke .
up s'qnsrter‘pintpfithls sweetly frsc -
t lemon lotion and massage It
“It m
empiric to
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