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«hm-“:stwsenre
“nu.oioou|:se.leedieutosny "sum-sisal! .':e‘:ltspndos:n. ”mmmutbw
ram eusntiai to nose-er " Tm, ~ Preserving nus Iota:
tent system of dairy m be it “firm. i lautumn-salt whileflm'ri:
h well known that the “it." Is 0.! oti'u‘both prenervntinnend con-
: fl'hs Width”
man of his Magma, *Wts "will. whose «inns.
one wand-e ens-ass wrinkled duh-heeded. white stub- rohabl be 0
losses of dairy cattle in other noun- are expected to cause much dame z...” .ynun'btn‘igdedo; :mzjgtfl
to Connecticut crepe this Yen-"m messiah-wretche- to nine quarts oi
called on. in n inmates-re, tor-jut b‘welvhnown to insurers.
good. it seems ukulele ta sensors. and others who‘werh. int them
it via lids-anat- tors Morph. new emu lmle «W "l m thorn-showman
raise even more than. the usual some pears butt may MW! "‘0'!" quarts of this '
of well~bred calves. And it ends of "dollars worth of 6000! '3 doaen me. For a case of em 30
be out at place to restate the other years. Corn ,atrawberrles. "“1 dosen. twe lanai-ts of water glass and
lends: bundles of bodies miner are often serially W eighteen. quarts of water will- be an!-
mtmew ideas. so in”? white values ether egg: “‘th Icient. ,
, may raise t .mpsnino‘ataybeat . ' 1°. '. . '
better and as cheaply as is‘y-ube normally fwd on the roots of “Siamfl: £3: cllfezzoducmx m,
with good results. . gasses but when Inna replaces “chewn' em, pnch.’the-:daily as c)!
It is generally considered heat to mph with corn nod potatoes the mm, DOW“. .u. Inoredhn
he! hon olives (min their grabs e their dish-wen as its“ n week -old. Ann's try to' preset-v:
within a day or two ,though it many '0 inn; and feed «the "anbeti~,mm‘ e“. that 1,.“ been washed
necessary to feed the milk of the into" with incressod ”WU". ”We" any can that tioet when dropped into
m oesixvdnye as age. After tending to a hold oi‘ndliions of an" the solution should be removed- the
‘ soy whole milk may be fed roots may not cause noticeable lW’v nre progeny ill-"8111‘ to us; buy:
two weeks of age at which but If this ileld is planted to corn or not good enough 1° preserve infer-
snilhcnn gradually replace'potntoea the number of roots-will he tile cm are ”an”. 11,... the
"mamas: ‘to gleive days greatly reduced end the dams” tel-thou“ n. W“; )
ge. e amount cultivated crop correspondinsly ln- ’
to feed will be based on the unused. White mbs chew. Ml" 'an;mm%fmm” m ”32:37
and vipr of ii given calf. six to potatoes. ‘ moles. but new uh cells (it they or;
m m duty is enough at the be, There is no sure or easy MhN'wnter tlsht). ssrbss'e villa, and other
‘ldurteen. ii is can be raised to,of controllins 1'th 8W m”Nihismmmsed vessels make quite suisisc
Ol' Gish
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teen pounds may be fed it certain cultural vrlctices Corn Infusions}; 3:310 $3333..” i:
is. potatoes should not be 0100"?“ in move the our. this can be more read-
Alqnx with this milk. some grainmewiy broken nod, and known to be'uy nccomuiiabed with galvanised cans
and hay should be fed nfter‘ thexbsdiy iniested. Any lend plowed this?“ to size, n 40 quart container is.
waives are" a [few weeks old. n'l'ho spring showing 1N!!! white mu'about right for thirty dozen one. it
unis mixture should be colihflled or," land badly retested rut .yssr‘t 20 quart vessel tor iifteon dozen. and
easily: digested iii-sins new .or should not. he need for rope irsovn’m on in this same proportion Be
mini. (round outs, bran, linseed qt to be nttached seriously D! "II! ll" sure the liquid is at least two inches
meal. etc. The (allowing mixture deer. Clover. alfalfa, buehwhest. and above the top driver of one (‘over
will glvd‘bod results:—~ ‘ other small srnins are not often the container to prevent evn (tion
One huddred pounds corn or how’- greatly damaged and no may Mount“ non '
‘ ed in infested lend. Poultry. turkeys. [m1 _
crows, blnclrbirds, hogs and skunks u,.di:‘,.c‘m°fi,$m should not be
will hunt out and destroy many white; '
grub: on newly plowed land- at least isii months. Don't be dismi-
Prune Heavily and Burn Twigs. fed if you tllid some whitish, Jolly-iiirri‘
“we severe winter his killed one substance in the bottom of the can:
ticaily all of the peach buds in i‘ondhlii does not mean that either hhe
nectir-ut. and injured the wood in eggs or the water glass have spoil-
many places, “ m a flood “use to out 8d. “"150 0" the thick solution "I
back the trees. No fruit with»: sucri- l‘Old Water. and the eggs nre'rssrly
flood. “d it will induce a new and toy l.le.'Th0y will crack when boil
cit unless the lame and is punctured
' One hunde pounds ground oats.
fifty pounds bran.
lip to twenty-eve pound-oi linseed
oil meal may also be sddetlfll' desired.
Good mixed hay is satieintory for,
calves'nnd clover also is excellent:'
alialfn' fury prove too laxative, The
amount 0! bay need not be limited in
most casesubnt. the grain iihould be
measured or Weighed out alter the
a?“ Eat “it “I" Care 'houu'bo‘stronger growth for the future
entatteirrainandbne ~-'- . .
‘ goodly amount Of miners: ‘l‘tv’izl An important “9' 1 ”pct peat hagbehruna; a. float drop or 5f).
generally advisable m add one to ”manna"! d m rho south “mm portion well because 1 white is little thin:
. pounds or salt pg,- 100 pounds of‘ol the state, known as the Oriental.,,but m y ,1an entirely suitable for
”111.7«llld tit?“ bone‘ meal groundipeach moth, Lupeyrcsia mnmum'vecrsih momentum. custard-,eakes
sumo... or rock phosphate in tht‘Bm‘i‘k- Though cam is moh-'moth."'“ “h"! “n“"°'°°°'”.“"
same pro rtion. Tlioiir above fondsmlh/lfi insect al'aCk-‘V “PM” nli'lilnds 0“
slam; in plentiful supply oriiruit trees. The larvae'nré borers in] "i‘m surprised at you. 'Mr. Twoobic.
fresh - for. merriiy form the m- the mall twin nml n'w tunnel "“il’ou tellaslcep rishiin the middle of
age. , iestablishcd throughout this part of the ,_ u .
it would be very desirable in somelcountry, great losses would probably‘me for that, my dear. Why not.
sections where market milk is sold toibe caused by N: The “WV“ “"831 “'7" "1'0““ '1‘“ “"3" asleep
feed a substitute for the above miikjihe fruit. not only of the peach but sooner. but the person seated immedi-
This subject of‘ substitutes for milk-fill“) 0' the apple. pear and quince. “Vat”, behind me kept coughing on the
“'3" °' comm‘i‘back or my neck."-—Blrmlngham are
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will not be,talren up in thls very briuriually minim: it.
discussionlexcem in say that u brisimeaflurP-‘l are not encouraging.
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@0117" NORWALK TO NEW VOIN
,' A. Bit—1:393, 5:273, 5:491, 1:05
10:57:, 7:18s, 7:54x, 8:21x, 8:5”, 0:89,
i10133x, 11:21:. "
' i P. 51—12103, 12:52 (Stamford only)
l1:00x, 1:38!. 3:171, 4:321, 521:, 5:45
j jszozx, 0:47 (Stamford only). 7:02:
3 .8:00, 10:00:.
} Sundays
' l A. 'M.-12:34:. 5:273, 5240:, 5:50,
1:101, 10:33:, 11:03:.
P. hi.—-1:i_)tix, , 3441, 3:121, 4:331
:_ 6:46, 0202:, 0' 71, 72.02:, 7':57x
. 10:07:, 10:40.
- NEW YORK 10 SOUTH NORWALI
' A. : )d.-45101,= 5:30. 6:34, 5:00:
1 8:512. 9:130:45; 10:50x., ‘ A
' P. his-12:03:. 1:06. £153,155?
3:301, 3:53, 4:23, 5:13;. 5:20, 559,01
0:031, 8:101, 11:15!,"’11:45X. 5’
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A. M.—0:00, 8:001, 0:001, 10:03:
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DRINK HOT WATER AND Rio
JOINTS OF RHEUMATIC. RUST
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Why rheumatism and lumbago sufferers should drink, phosphaied
hot water each morning-before breakfast ‘
~ nqsr or
Rueunnrisrt
10:50:.
P. lit—12:10, 1:031, 3:351. 5:0!
5:25x, 6:00x, 1110:, 8:10x, 11:15:
11:45:.
. SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEW
HAVEN ‘
A. M..-—12:2ilx.12:583. 5:37, 5:0?
1:15, 9:19;, 10:22:, 11:58:.
P. M.—1';20, 2:41 (Bridgeport only
nturdsys), 2:47 (Bridgeport, except
Sninrdn s), 3:271, 4:28, 5:10, «:21
$31,103:, 7:32 (Bridgeport only)
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‘ Oundnys
A. bi.—-12:2u,‘ 12:58, 7:43,
Just as coal, when it burns, leaves sch. liver, kidneys and bowels the pre-
behind a certain amount or luminous} vious dava' accumulation of row» and
' tihie material in the form of silicone motions; thus. cleanslnr. ‘mingv
the food m1 drink taken day‘flef “hand fresheiiing the entire slilnentul'll
leaves in the alimentary canal a cor-f canal, each, morning, ibefore puftlns
tars amount of~lndigeetible materiai,‘more food into the stomach.
which it not completely eliminated? A quarter pound of limestone phOS' 10:10, 11:12:, 11:58:. v.51”
each day, becomes food for the mil-inhate coats very little at the drug P. lie—230:. 4:421. 5:331. 5:46
1:08x. 8:33, 0525!.
.NEW HAVEN 'ro sour"
NDRWALK _
A. into—12425:, 4:10x,' 5:532, 5:50
4:35, 5:151
lions of bacteria which infest the bomsstore but is sufficient to make any
sis. From this mug of left-over waste rheumritic or lumbngo sufierer an en
Interlal, toxins and ptomaine-like poL? thusisst on the morning inside bath.
sons, called uric acid, is formed "to! Millions of people keep their Joints
that: sucked into the blood where it, free from these rheumatic acids by
continues to circulate, collecting grain practicing this dilly internal sanitsv
‘Iiy grain in the Joints of the body much “0,0. A glass of, hot water with a tear
[the rust collects on the hinge on will Of “111930309 Dhowhste.
shown above. , lill-stilt before breakfast, is wonderfully
lien and women who slider from-,lBVISOflllIIB; besides. it is no end-
‘ lambs», rheumatism or sore, stin,-' lent health measure because it cleans
aehina Joints should/hello drinking critic alimentary organs of all the
0:50,” 8:05x. 8:30, 9:418, 11:00.
P: M.——13:17, 3:40x,
5:373, 6:111, 0:181
luridays
A. Dir-4:101, 4:533, 1:55, 5:301
0:41;, 11:00.
1'. lit—12:17:. 1:551. 5:282. 8:40:
6:35. 5:13:, 5:11x, 7:053, 0:181, 0:31
11:40:. '
IOUTH NOIWALK 1’0' DANIUIY
A. 1-0:“. 5:57. 0:503.
mm ”0‘ "‘9' 1M I! a means waste. gases and sour fermentation, 1" I” 15751:“! "“-
1. mole relief- from pain. but to pre- making outlook and feel clean. sweet A. 14:35,
V'Ysltlnoreuriencidformiuin thesndfreshaiiday. P
. 11-215, 7:",
system Monastic; hrsnhfanteneh ”those who trythis ior ale “NONI!!!“ to 0001'" "(DIWALI
mine, drink a glass of rennet wa-Isy find themselves free {rematch P“"',7"‘”"' 1:07. ,i , _ , .
A. W150.
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sewn-m- . tacos,—
tie. on m m
weterithnt has previously been ‘beiledi
then tlolod. See that the twoi
and store in a cool place. but avoid}
Your eggs should keep well for 3
lien of calves .up to six months oilsida. the fruit, if it should: becorne'mmf' Dill“ lecture." "Don't blame;
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Museum Exhibit. st the Royal Acad-
emy. London, has so interesting and
valuable section devoted to the work
0! womeo/ in m_unition production.
"All the .paporsrs‘pesh of thlsln glow
.. ins isms." imports the impish Nests
lervice of the Women's Committee of
the Council: of' national Defense.
Arm;
‘ - '. 7 ' 7 7. ' .
51,} , ~ {air 4.
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_ ' "£7.11". 2; ,1" , 1' 7
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“,5“ vrfls‘fl't" *fiiwgm M, .
’Hor all we have seem, )
i For all!!! M"
"We: up M k W. .
The Hurt is at the gate."
“‘“ik~ 3J1?!
~A Cedar I Chest i'or »Wool,or Furs
"' Take no chances with your furs or woolen
garments. ‘ Put them into a cedar chest, close the
“cover and forget them through the days of sum-
mer. Then when the cool weather of autumn
comes open: your clicst,_take out your furs; fra-
grant with the aroma of cedar and find them as
perfect and frocfrom the ravages of moths as
the day they were put away. ‘
There is a sense of security in owning a cedar
chest. It acts with individuals in, relation to furs
or garments as: does the ownership of a safe de-
.posit box in a first class hank. Economy and
safety are assured.
A good stock just'arrivoil to be sold at ren-
sonablc prices; ‘
~.Solid cedar Chests, : - special dunno
Otlicr styles, $11.00, $13.60 ”€510.00
Large size Cedar Chords, 20 inches wide‘ by'46
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iiichos long, heavy losses. 517.00
Cllcstsiif different styles, up to " $35.00
' Fourth floor.
' Shoes of .mality
For' Women
Roprcsmitml are all colors and leathers, also
mn‘ilfinations of loiiilii-i- and cloth. Models to suit
till tastcs. ' ,, ‘ '
Lace Boots in
Brown Patent Leather, I
tiavrinn Brown,
lliirmy Brown,
li‘lcldmouso,
(tray rind
’ llluck Kid.
" ,, $7.50 to mm a pair.
Lacé Boots in Hi-cut style, black kill, with commonsense,
military of "Louis" liccls. 58.50 to $0.00 a pair. ,
Arch Support Shoes, black kid, sensible toes, $9.00
COrdova Calf, with “Li iii." lit-cls, ' 58.00
Bonny Brown, with gray buck tops, military heels and -'
wing tips, $8.50
Bro'wn Patent Leather, mode cloth tops, $8.00
Brown. Kid with light colored cloth tops, Cuban heels,
‘ } ~ . ssoo
‘_ 1: 'Kid with gray cloth tops, ‘BLouis" heels, saoo
” 'TanCalf with Cuban liccls. ‘ “-3550 ‘
firsyhxld with cloth or kid tops. military or "Louis"
lter'ls, " . $8.00 to $12.00 a pair.
Ficldmousc Kid with hand wcltcd soles, $12.00
Button. Boots. in ‘
" Patent Leather,
Dull ('rtli’,
T * . .. \‘ici Kiri, .
A Stock of Shoes for Boys
out WW! .
unrestrained-semi '
'Blu'e Striped Oveesllspsizcs 2, 3, '4, 5 and 6 years,
’ m WWII,
’ High cites
m , "all when" depart
Jinnah! amendments
I stand. -
In courage your heart
Instrengtb lit u our
hand." p y
“amateur Little’Men
. “581:1th m
. H any: .littlerhoy intendado dot gardmr work,
.tnnchs'ncwork, such as running“ locomotive or
cleaning simoiorar, he nilhneerl‘such overalls
as: a - "
limit,“ "We"
‘Orcenicovcrtclotiiymsdc shirt W ,cs'mhig over the
knee to protect the stocking. inn 5, 8; 4, 5, and 6 years.
31.25
either style, 51.00
long ‘ ' , coming to the snide, in plain khaki, sizes
Ii, 0, 5 10 years, , " $1.50
Khslri color with red trimming, "7‘ 31.50
Children's Shop, second floor.
Aids in Spring Housedcsnin g
Scrub Brushes, 18 to 35 crs.
Bath Tub Brushes, ' 55m.
Sink Brushes with shovel, .1 ‘10-cts.
Cuspidor Brushes, '1 1051:".
' Radiator Brushes, 80, 35 and 00 «its.
Paint Brushes, - 5 to.” all.
Sanitary Brushes, 05cm.
Window Brushes, 151ml” cts.
Refrigerator Brushes, ~10 cts.‘
Stove Brushes, 25 to 00 CtBr
Floor Brushes with long handles, 51.05 to $0.00
Button Brushes, 11.00
Lace Curtain Brushes,
DusttBrushcs,
Sofa Dusters,
40, 50 cts. end $1.00
19 cts. to $1.25
85 cts.
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‘ Furniture Polishes
O'Cedar Oil, 1 25, 50 cts and $1.00
Liquid Veneer, A 25, 50 cis. and $1.00
Ruby Gloss, 25c, 50 cts. and $1.00
Jordan's Wax Oil Polish, ~.25, 45 and 75 cts.
Waxcne Floor Wax Polish, 25 cts. to $2.00,
B-B Polish Oil, 50 cts. and-$1.00
Peerless Polish, 25 etc.
In the Basement. '
Rugs v
Rugs of thick and velvety weaves, an cxcc -!
iionally attractive line in old rose, tau and brown,
color-lugs, with liicdallions and geometric ,de-i
signs. A few in modirun blue and old rose color-3
in gs. 1
Sizes 9 x 12, , at $35.00, 537.501.000.00
8.3 x 10.6. at $30.00, $35.00 and $37.50
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Fourth floor. ;
'5 W’i .,
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chiidfi'u’ciiesrruiiy W" m
,_ and Pstlenily M» Dentistry
Trusted by Modern _ . Sympathetic:
Painless Methods AsepticOffice T"“'""“
v nusnuurz l ,
' Gas Administered
M0491?" .Sumeon by the Oxygen
Charges for Very
Best Dental werlt
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DENTIST
73 south Main Street. ,
Hours 0 a. Ill. to 0 p fleetsrztiim. m
Y rs in , «Allvklllds of Art
15 a ' m. by 'mmmflu elabpentunl
the Practice oi _
Dmlflry.‘
: and Conscientious
hold I and Porcelain
Grimm-rand lridge
. ;<Wsrit, £03., ‘8le
‘iuiiy'oene ‘
llcpciiilulilc qualities in Hindi leathers, cour .
strut-ted on proper lusts to accommodate youth-
ful tilltll't‘fillr‘ss foot. , , .
" . 134.00 and 35.00 a pair.
operations to the fluent toot-room v’vorh
and the making 01101011111“? instru-l
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BRITISH two»: units Acne women doing everything iron: the
PARTS-AND ENGINES hesv, work ofnsvvyinx and laboring. ’ """‘
lvi Tablet Form Only,
meats. ’Over a million women rsro ,
now in nutrition work in the United;
mm used ivy-the ems Institute "
ll! violin. flute iii/percent. 'of the
nero parts, and.” to 50 mom.- of
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Kingdom, and a notice of the eshibi-i ‘ ll
tlon says that, to per cent. ottheimsw‘fi .. . ,.“ ~ -:
flint? ,,
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