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, nether by the hands of o little child.
A baby will hailstorm a home. Many
homes have bran broken up by the
death at '3 small guild. Who has not
MAR mwn~tfio dull pain. year at
“I war in the home that never knew
th9 0519- not! The father and mothe1
who have these treasures are can-
study planning {or them, everything
in the household revolves around the
child, to the parents, public interest
. ‘9 Fcenters in their dren The)’ build
“it; lor- the child’s t orrow Do these
-rents?ot read]: or of moderate
N
ti
3’ mm from physical and mental harm.
is
Brennan: they pg, their arms around
7their child and love him. shielding
:stop to think. of the hard .workgg
mother who ge3lly nor-er gets l
to low. babyto sleep, 01' the (when.
‘ who arlslng with the sun, rushes oil
to work and returning spends every
mronument inf the garden in order
ruinous-o the food whichhis meager
wage compels him to eke out? Their
children must grow like the vegeta-
bles; with what little care may be
given when Other work is done. The
‘3 children‘s visions'of peace and beauti-
it ml :thingqrarelilmited. 1 .They are born
L" amid haste and trouble, some of them
fa. see the sun only once a week-r they
c‘ 5‘ are hustled from the high chair \vhcrc
‘ t , theyhrwo bddapollafi: eating) cryiue
and playing» into the unmade‘ bed,
r, often without being bathed or un-
.; dressed.’ Inrthe State of Connecticut
(BB‘lDGEPORT- HARDWARE
’ CORPORATION INCREASES
. CAPITAL STOCK $75,000
"f A certificate authorizing the in-
" ._ crease of the capital stock of the
,Brldgeport Hardware _.\l1mufaclurin£
9,. Corporation of Bridgeport from 25,-
.} ooo divided into 1,000 shares to $10th
' 2.4m l
WHEN WEAK
0R RUN DGWN
,1 b’fig hronlo or r. uto throat and lung
. (ran. it! \- lliclr mum decree: :0 (Money
,4, , and menace lilo itscl! , i. y
1,,- : ECKMAN’S Ammo-m:
: '17th lo a. Calcium proportion names». 1
ed of’gmrk in]. i ll grim. :1 {flql'hu‘to
‘ r“ m ."1 r.uu. L o. l -
' Dhol. Narcotic or. linolé‘lgllnl‘r‘vl 112.41};
,,“ $2 size. now 3150 S! sire. our 80:. .
Price Includes “or tux... All dru; “"1523.
' BB in n l il‘llitlmr' ry Philadelfifl;
tool
(
1 i
, Ann's Fraternity
I was recorded.
|from 5,000 to 9.000, was recorded. The
each share will be increased $7 5. The:the Hotchkles Beet
directors are Willis 1‘. Hobbs,
1. Plant Harry B. Curtis and W
E. Burnlram.
Articles of association of the Sine
of llig'hwood,
The‘ purpose of the:
corporation will be the furtherance
:of the religious interests of the ltul '
Elan colony of liighwood Tbc
scribcrs are Humbert Sansone,
Torcllo and Gabriel Lupo. ic
stock of the Winchester
Company. of \‘oruiclr it out $600 000 to
$1, 000, 000 and the. number of shares
FURNITURE
of quality and distinction
MODERATELY PRICED
was
1
l
the
.puny of Gullford was recorded
sub- entire stock has been bought
Peter Archibald Wheel Company.
The trustees
It rcrliilcalc lncrcasing the capital «“0 Frnult M Andrew El'el‘i‘tt H-
Woolen Archibald. Irving Ill. Archibald.
' .l stant‘ly increasing.
well
\ They supply energy for your war work. Special
’ Use up the energy as last as you can.
,and do not worry.
1000 divided into 1000 shares war rc- directors are Charles Knye,
l-vcordcd in the ofllce of the sect'etarylx‘mn- Samuel “- Kaplan "M “a I for the child ullllt‘l school am
'of the state. \csterdny The price ofIKaplan'
A certificate or
or poratoro are Jens
husetts Corporation.
and
shares
Nelson, Alclncl
The
10 , ' H. Rlppcre. and Mary ”\lacEslln.
A final certificate of dissolution of
Archibald Gulliotd Wheel
STANDARD OIL MANAGER
____._.
bury Branch
George
031th street plant,
George A. Barhlte in Charge of Dan-
A. Barhlte . recently
Ridgeficld. has been appointed rest.I
dent manager of the minority branch
' .of the Standard Oil Company's bust
' ness, and has moved from Ridgelleld
“ to that city.
, Mr. Barbite has had long experi-
.' ence in the all business, lowing been tended to‘ bring the dead and injured
connected with the Standard com- l
party's Bridgeport branch seven years w
. before going 10 Ridgelield. The Don passing through the ltrorlbcrn end Oct
' bury branch is distributing beadqnur
, ters for a wide section of territory curred
and the business handled from the.
POTATOES WON’T MAKE YOU FAT. l
It you are doing your bit, do not fear
(or your. figure
" - only it few days,
' : deaths being caused by Dre-natal mal-
Nathan
of
during 1917 there were 94 deaths
among every 1,000 children one year
oblige or under, about 10 per cent.
in Norwalk in 1917 there were-308
births, and among children one year
and under, -68 deaths. The approxi-
mate number or children under one
year 0! ago living in Norwalk is 6.50.
The. death rate was 15 per cent. or 5
per cent. greater than the state rec-
ord. Norwulk mourned last year‘over
the Mortalityof American soldiers
and justly so.» Statistics show that 2
per cent. of our soldiers died in .1917
Did Norwalk gt vac [or its 15 per cent
or lost babies did it fail to realize
that this is even less than the usual
death rate? Where was no epidemic
' in 1917. Only two decline from con-
tagious diseases . were recorded
Eighteen babies died ntbirllr or lived
the. majority or
nutrition. 28 gave up their lives be
cause they were allowed to catch cold,
bronchitis and pneumonia taking chem
. quickly. .19 were not properly red,
perhapsrtor digestive ailments caused
them to succumb. l'llll‘erent forms of
consumption caused the death or 18.
There was one death from burns re—
ceived sitting. around a gutter bon-
fire. and one by it fall from rt window.
Only about a dozen or thesc children
were over 1 year of nee. Many of
the deaths could have been avoided
if the mother had known how to care.
tor herself and babe. in foreign coun-
tries it is the women muons: the no-
bility who do the most 101- cbild 'c'cl-
lare. 'Wlll not every woman interest-
ed come forward and odor her serv-
ices in this work for the R5!‘,9‘l'lllil(’lll
and our own city? An opau meeting:
will be hold at the Nor Hill Library
[auditorium W edncsduy. Mm 1.th at 3
io'clock. Uncle Sam's spcclrl plea :3
Th
lcblld reaches out and asks in; a per
incorporation oi feet body, a sound mind 51ml 030
Produce,
Arthur Company of Ansonla was rccordedi
“““m Authorized capital stock Is :24,
divided into 2,400
rich: to
clcan
Y on
sight .pure food. sunlight. the
stretch and grou in pcucrt‘ul,
surroundings and term-.nlion
000' (moot build it strong body or :1 ready
in- b'. ain “ltllOlll good material.
Fathers 'niotbcrs of Nrmtrrllr. will
iiou give money and will jtl'l gue of
your time llltl pct~on1l city; 1 to sun-
pl) for these uecdyo one: mouse bold
com- i1 3 matcrirtl so tlmt ‘l'f Yvettly yours
The day may be able to take your pine).
by the if nccd be, and be a cred: to our
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a \lassa- c l"
MINERVA ll. DAVlS.
Cnulrrnan. Norwulk Child Welfare De-
partment. Connecticut State \\'=.11'
Bureau.
BUFFALO EXPRESS
WRECKED; 4 DEAD
(Continued from First P886.)
ed.
Virtually every car was derailed, it
was stated.
A rel-let train was promptly made
up here and left soon after word of
the wreck had been received carrying
doctors and train officials. it was in-
ere.
Reports from Schodack Landing
ere to the effect, that the train was
the village ubcn ilte aCC' 'dent
It was reported unoillclaloly
lthat an open switch caused the acci-
d,ent. The engine which had just pass-
Danbury, ‘5 “’1" .ed ov 1' the bridge across Scbodack
{c1 eel: vas turned completely or or and
one car fell into the cr-.eek
A later report this morning said
. that two passengers and two trainmen
were killed and eight or ten other pas
Eat. well and 100“ sengers were injured when passenger
Potatoes won’t make you fat train No 29. knoun as the Bun‘ulo
Was detailed at Scbodack
Land. ng, near Albany, late last nicbt.
according to a statement issued by the
lNew York Central Railroad here to-
Write the United States Department day
5‘01 Agriculture for new potato recipes.
Get the
99' - - Woks-Zn]
_ Smile
You Will Enjoy Your Morris
"—9-
Ammo-lose
-. ln Til-1k .Fmrn Only. ,
. 33:.
.~,.’ .
It was expected here this morning
that the trucks would be cleared by
room. Meanwhile trafr'ic inboiug di-
verted over theBostonrurd Albany D'—
vision and over the Harlem Division,
l
lwlth a consequent delay » 01‘ three
hours for nothern, .and western
trains.
_; ALBANY N. Y, May 14 .-—Forty-
ltwo persons injured in the New York
lCentral wreck at Schodnck Landing
,late last night were brought to Albany
. rhospitals early today. None was re-
Thirteen some capacity. His body and that digger com
:ported seriously injured.
iron the institutions- after receiving. Benson. the other passengecnkilled
ltirst a. d treatment and it was stated “1‘9 at Cutloton.,,,.
.that most of the others would be .
able to leave during the day. l
=.Thoso mining in tbcwbosp 'tals
4.2-2... plants which are so charming all
road‘s ofllceo né‘p slid: one or the pots-“t ~
sensors, killed We: :Bonaon Hughes. :1 number.
‘ this morning included Gedrge Walker salesman of New York city, and that ;
‘Brldzeport, Conn; Solon Smlth, St. the other. a man. had as y , ,
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1:11an wall; if;
t I. n 6 ihesd nice, 6661;
movies in‘ jnsf the
Pathephones
i The music. machine which dog; .. .
not require a needle. In the long
run that; saves expense. M tho“?
, avofld’ s best music is within call; ‘ E. man will follyou Egg! With 5 , ‘v
’ all the great inspiring pieces 9'! I E liablopattcm any WOW. .
j great composers and all the island; I l. g shirt most) New“! ; . . . "
-' times which every one delights slid T
ihcar. -Wm§tWo '
Styles‘ in Machines from V
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. Washable sure 3111113133?“
in stripes, black, blue, Inflation;
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l? $25.00» up to $190.00 : to?“ 0:1ng price 85 eta. «is.
or ., ‘
Third near. 1
Come 1n and ask to hear your 31%? 590158.“
favorite record.
mi
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- Third soon i3
For your Knitting Needles
Flower Boxes '
I
The busy knitting needles, need?- i!
to be protected when not in‘ fuse.
,The last word' 1n knitting needle
‘ sheaths is shown all the Art goo-u
tion‘. They are of ivory, adorned";
3 In four sizes to hold the grace- . . 11 . _ . f d d . _ ..
ful vines and small blossoming . mth and-pain e csrgns. ‘ ll
Two American flags crossed,
A flock of bluebirds,
A spray of pink roses.
,. «’7 For porch or window lodge, in
wood or metal built‘ for correct‘
drainage.
l :0
l
2!
the year round.
Wood. 30 inches, 60 cts. 50 cts. each. 3
32 inches, 80cts. ' - . ‘
42 inches, $1.00 Plath ivory ones, 25 etc. .5
48 inches, $1.20
Metal, 34 inches. $1.50 A Hanger for your Sweater
" 30 inches, $2.00 . 7 _. .. .
36 inches, $2.50 .rw-a You may hang your sweeten
4-2 imhesr 33-50 'on a soldier, sailor or a Red Cross
..; Basement.
nurse. They are of wood handl
painted but nevertheless will keen3
your sweater in shape when it is!
not being worn. it
75 cts. each. 3' ‘
t ' Main door-.1 "
Among the Books
”The Amazing Interlude." 'An interesting A
story of a brave American girl, by Mary,
Roberts Rineltart. Everybody remembers
Bab, a Sub-deb." This book is (by the same 1
Iuthor. $1.40
"The Girl from Alsace," . :
Burton E. Stevenson.
’1 5.22.11...
4...;
Sturdy Shoes for Boys
Serviceable Shoes, lace models}
made after the English style, widd
toed and some with eyelets to thd
The thrilling tale ’of an American surgeon,
who. finds himself caught in :1 not of suspi-
cion while returning from Vienna. Love
and romance help make. this an intensely in- ‘ top. ,93"
leresting book. ,60 cts. $3 50 “ ,-
c B . . .
”The Nurse’s Story,” By Adele Bleneau. (3:10 Aggro“, to ..
Her own story of life as a Red Cross nurse” Patent Kid $500 1
in a French hospital 60 cts.
. Vindicationf’ 'A Canadian story by
HarrietT. Comstock BOcts.
\3
1
Sizes from 9 to 131/2, all widths, '
Size 6,‘ all widths.
~25;
Main noon Main floor} ‘7
a
«15 ill Refill Col
IntuLifl". V... 5L- ““““ ‘
.mé v.- :- '2”:me
G. Dana . 21d 1: rationed as
iEol i t. D :nmond. who
_ in he in the lm,.inal,l~levenuo
WT
kw M. __ ”W ._._A
Jolmsville. Vt; John Bannott, llli
Iiig’hbib, Torrington. Conn; John
Byrnes, John W. Boyle, Raymond
Constantineau, New Haven.
LCM
identified. , the L.
. All except one of the ten cars on the 1.53
train left tic rails, one containing pas- is kn
. sengers. running into the Hudson riv- Burr: to. and who was :1. runner res:-
' 'or. This car remained upright, how— dent 11‘ this cit}. _ lie married Miss
“£33 $332fmfigewgflfigfié’gfz‘; ever. and the passengers were able to \ivinn Sodcrs‘ " l d: ughtcr oi Louis
that of c G. Drummond of Brooklynn .cscanc. or to be rescued, through the Sodcr stmm, cud tcr‘o‘l’ Fabian Sod-
Who was said to have been connecudlrwindows. erstrmu. In c. nursal: on 0. ct' the
with the Internal Revenue. Bureau in?+ - One car, owned by the Palace Stack . telepllC: -‘ Ellis tron. Mrs..D1rnnrndbd
pally. coma ned about thirt‘: 1 stated that Was 1 1c ll: at she had heard
of We, accident tut that she accom-
rallied her husband from Brolzlglyn to
. the Grand Central ii: ‘.ation list owning
and saw him‘ said: t..:. Iciclcck express
.0; the uppcrt part 01' 53917 \oik 1“fist-He.
rvlp
\‘v' .
odiorsos. ll. overturned and 1110;: of til: i
animals were luiurcd and ilzld l0 2.:
A later stave en: gave}; out, nt.tlrcv film _ ,
This] t
or statement estimated the
n} :ed at drteen.
L Norwnlk that Advertifio in The Sentinel._
Norwalk Chronicler