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to.” The introduction sates:
Introduction.
This bulletin is devoted to various
factors involved in the production and
marketing of milk. as provided by
Chapter 212, Public Acts of 1917. The
topics are presented serially. First. a
copy of tilt Act on page 3; second. the
ruins and regulations. as provided by
action 2 of said act. on page 7; third,
an enumeration (it some of the most
important features attending tlte pro-
duction and distributzon oi milk.
While it is wellknown to all persons
familiar with the business of milk pro
duction and distribution that all of the
., conditions enumerated on pages 11-16
are ueldttn carried out in any one
plant. uetcrtheless. a large majority
of producers and dealers do carry out
just. of them, and are simply awaiting
their complete introduction until the
reorganization or moonstruction of
their respective plants will admit their
economical adoption.
No properly littot‘lned person can of-
!et' any strious objection to their ap-
pl’opl‘iateness‘. All that should or‘t‘an
reasonably he demanded is. first, that
producers and dealers always hear in
mind that milk is a food for man. and
second. that as such a food, it should
be produced under cleanly conditions,
from healthy animals. and be handled ‘
in clean utensils. maintained at a prop
or temperature. and protected front.
contamination.
tumult: I!" not be a we.
if and court is not in scum. suck up;
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past my be taken to any judge of said
court. within thirty days after then»;
button of such rule_ regulation Pr or-
der. rSucli appeal shall be taken by a
petition. in writing. with a citation
signed by competent authority to said
board. and the same shall be served;
upon the attorney general, at least
eflu‘tuall)
steam.
tl—Iilk Room.
ten days before date of heat-.ng there- effectually screened to exclude tiles
. . _, -l , .~ , . shall be provided.
Said petition aha 1 mutant 9. copy _ 12400.5“.
on.
of the rule, rt-gulation or order appcah
td from. wilu a statement of the griev-
Sat‘d court or judge by use]: or by a held thereafter at or below said tent
committee. appointed by it, may hear peratura.
such appcal de novo and may afllrm.‘ ”I“
or order or any part thereof. ‘ FEATURES ATTENDING THE PROA
Sec. 5~——No person shall engage in, 0007.0“ AND “:5 08:2:BMU-
tile pt-oduttion. care, marketing orsale, TION 0"- ”ll-K ND -
- . ._ of Daily.
of milk or cream, unless he shall have 1 CW“ "l 3' Groom: . .
complied with the rules and l‘ellllllt-j The cows should be. groomed tl'rtll)
of this act. _ ‘ .
Sec. 6~ The dairy and food oommtsv upon their flanks, uddets ot
sioner may employ agents and assist. during milking.
act and the provisions of the rules and thin Should Be Removed tram Herd.
regulations of the milk regulation
d uty or any agent or assistant. shall been ”“59“ “9°" by a veterinarian.
that?! that any provision of this act, or 3‘0"" 7‘“ 0:13;“ Quality t° 3‘
an rovlsion of the rules and regula- '
itio’l’tspo fthe milk regulation board, or Only “9d WW" “3 0‘ good “"3“”
lany order authorized tlleleby. has been
violated. list 7
uty or any agent o. assistant. Flllll
cause prosecution for such violation.
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CNAPTER 242.
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PUBLIC ACTS OF 1917.
All Act Concerning the Production and
Markdlno of Milk.
Be It Enacted by the Senate and
ggfefigy'gg’ggg‘fme“ "‘ “mm“ or detrimental to health. and which
Section l~~The Dairy and Food Com- has not been produced. cared for. or
mlssioner. the Attorney General. the handled in the manner prescribed by
Secretary of the State Board of the. provisions of thl sact, or the rules
Health, the Secretary of the State and regulations of said milk regula-
Baud of Agriculture, and the Same tton board. (‘hapter 15 of the Public
tary of lht Connecticut Dairymen's As~ Acts of 19” and section ““99“ M Provided.
Quotation. shall constitute a milk teg- fault-$231210! ”'9 Public “'5 of 19“ The now stable should be provided
mmpfiults gflemdgsafilll its? Sec. 8~N0 provision of this act shall Mm Mentalitfia oilzzmllntlon.
appoint olllcers and prescribe their affect the authority of any city. town Windows should be installed in the
duties. Said board shall have an of— 0“ borough. to enact "mm“nc” 0" by" cow barn to provide sufficient light ("
lice with the dairy and food commis- 1““ forthe control. regulation. “a" or square feet of window llght to each
‘sloner. distribution. within its limits, of milk 500 cubic feet of air space ”w mini-
Sec. 2— Said board after public hcur- which is detrimental ‘0 public health. mum) and the panes ke 1 clean
lug. notice. of which .3118" be given bv SM’ 9mm“- person who shall violate 7—Conotructlon 0 Floors.
Publication in it newspaper published any provisions of this ad or any "”9 Stable flours should be made-water-
tn each county at least two weeks be- 0" regulation “Mablishul by said tight I”. properly graded and well
fore such hearing may make amend b.0"d' or any order of said commi» drained and should be of some now
rcpcal or suspend rulus and. :‘egulu' stoner duh authorized, shall be “Md absorbeltt material lutlvrs should be
liens. concerning the hmmmlm of not ntort- than one. hundred dollars, or of “more", '
dairies, lht‘ production care. handling. imprisoned not more than mm” days, I
marketing or l-ltlll‘ of milk or cream. or both.
within the state. to protect the publlc
from the. use of milk or cream which RléLES AND REGUlfiTl‘ONS F
is unsanitary or detrimental to public c832egglrgoT::giioE:Ué$roz
health. Such rules and t‘Pgllltllltlf‘l‘ ' . 9—Cow Beds to Be Kept Clean.
shall take effect twenty days CARE' HANDL'NG’ MARKET'NG'
. Tho cow bcds should be. so graded-
such publicatlon. 0“ SALE OF M‘LK °R "5""- ,tutd kept that they will be olott‘n amt
Sec. 3~Any person claiming to be
dinner. or his deputy. shall prohibit the :houldllifltnbe Mi wlthin 0"“ hour l"
sale. or distribution of any milk oroth- ore to 5-
Etc.. to Ba Located Near a
Cow Stable.
No stagnant water. hog-pen. privy,
or untoured cesspool or manure plt
should b1: maintained within 100 feet
of the cow stable or milk room.
S—Adequats Ventilation to lo
B—Csilingl.
, (‘uiling should be tightly construct»
to to pt‘t‘\‘l'lll dust. etc, from falling
through. and should be kept fret- from
dirt. cobwtbtl. etc.
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All utensils. column, etc. would
in handling milk shall be thorouhly
washed immediately after using andbe
sterilised, preferably by
A milk house or room. satisfactory
‘ ‘ - ' - (,‘omttlissionrr.’
' ' ‘ ; to- the next return 10 018118“) and Food ' . . . . . .
32:2: £3103; fJud if to a judge of devmed exclusively to ill? rare. I'OUl- data below or a day» abet lldllUt.l.'l.l
said court the s‘ameyshgn be summing, handling or storing of milk and, should t.- twist-ted.
ant-e ot the party taking such apptaal, ll‘. within two hours after milking, and
modify ol rescmd such rule regulation SOME 0' THE MOST ”‘PORTANT opening pleterably not I” ”(lead
- « and no collection of manure, mud. or .
,llOl’ln .u said boatd and the prthslons other filth should be “”0de m remain washed and sterilized after each “8mg.
bellies and all seams in these utensils should
ants to enforce the provisions of thl. 24mm Net in Good Physical Condi-
Any cow which is not in good physi-
~ - d rde . of said mtg. cal condition should be immediately _
32:31-12 333031.945” said bag; it removed and her milk kept separate NONI designed to be used but once and
the dairy and food cummifljon" ‘lllfl and not sold until her condition fins ”"0“! away Ihould be used.
and only grain and coarse t'oddera.
.5...“ . whlc are free from dirt and mold,
“l. L“ " hls d?" be used. No distillery waste
or other substance In a state of putt-e-
sfl. ;. frhe dairy and food commis faction should be fed to cows. (‘ows
er dairy product which is unsanltary ' ”° Stapnant Water. H°"”"’ Priv,.
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two-l bozo:- within: The plat v of
male-in: the hands Illll milk l~ :u
be t‘uadt-ntnnl
10—5»: Milk to In layer“.
The .lI-l Illa‘llns trout each “at
should be reJet'lml. .ts llils ltll‘-‘ milk
ll‘ontains mole butlelld than lltI- lt‘s‘l
lot the milk.
21—Mttlt to I: Rciected.
All ulLilt tintwn trout the l‘uAS l3
22—Mllkirtg to Be Done Rapid y.
The milking should bt' done rapidly
and quietly; and the cows shoul-l be
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Milk shall be cooled to 50 degrees treated kindly.
23—Mtlking Pail to Be Used.
The pulls in which lllt' milk
drawn should haw as >lli'nll all opwu»
mg as can be used ill milking: an
o
- is
inches in diamcter.
24—Milk Utensils to Be Kept Clean
and in Good Repair.
All milk utensils. including pails,
, cans. bottles, and dtppers. should br‘
kept thotoughly clean and should he
be cleant d,
flush.
scraped. and soldered
25-8traincrs.
Ordinary strainer clothes should not
be used. Absorbent cotton. or filter
25-0“ of Aerators.
If aelatols are used, they should
stand where. the air is free frotn dust
or odors. and on no account should
they be used in the stable or out of
doors. ‘
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27—Wltar.
The water supply used in the dairy
and for washing utensils should be
absolutely free from any contamina—
tion. sufficiently abundant for all pur-
poses. and easy of access.
23—000mm Milk.
Thor more rapidly and promptly milkl
is coolfld the safer it Is and longer it‘'
will keep sweet. Milk should. there-t
forte. be promptly cooled. Ice should.
be used In cooling milk. as very few'
springs are cold enough for the pur
pose.
29—Mlnor Ailments of Persons Hand-
Ilng Milk. ,
Any person suffering from any form
of rash. sore throat. or any all-lent.
the laturt of which is not understood,
should not participate in the produc»
tion or handling of milk until the nu»
ture of the ailment is determined.
TNT ixrltsuli
tortilla lllts;
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TRENTON. Our. Oct. l5.-~A unit or
the TNT and cuneotton works of the
‘RritIsh Erplmivea, lintltea. here vlr-
tually was tlt'r‘ll‘tlyt’tl last night by K
series of l;' explosions. followed by
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,bring back the broad, unselfish scope;
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arm‘s».
lm- .~ tuna tit-trill on be“. mm lit-
day allrlnutm. at which UM" tlw
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ant
. lturttl silhulivtl ssh durum-id by llltc“
tumult! rs, Mm It‘lt' “idle-M. at s. 5J0"
:length. b) In: Maiden 'llwnwa .
l'l't‘aloll. pit-sldent of [lit‘ club. .1. t l
.Walrh spoke as follows. ' j
licntlrutrn: l
'l‘o be brief and pointrd. uhat ts ‘ll- .
jllll'lfilat oi this organization? ls l .u
antagonlzt ‘: “f‘t‘ldt’d no. it was ONE 1
‘inated to create a feeling of tnutll tl iltW
lelr'al and harmony among thc 1&1!th
ol the lleittoctatlc party of this city.
that will pavc the way 10 [11c sum-tr".
and election til the wttlllty calltlldtrv
who al'c‘ belon- us for our apprr' ll.'
'l'lley ate all lllt‘ll who will tlt'ill tllllj
dl'lllllt'l‘ttl‘}, in its true 101‘!“ for Jl'l.‘
and not lot the lt-w. .
It is non up to the petty squtthblill:
factiom lti lily aside lllt’ll' tlll’fit.‘ 'lt‘s,
\tltitll ttrl- lll ttislcilt'v a' [tll‘S-"lli. 'll!‘
til altl-l' tllc .3" day ill Xtitclllbtt. I
do not mean to say lll.tl any man tuts'
lay aside llll‘ lighl to tlt-lcltll lll‘tiu ll
against any uncalled tor attacks. b-t‘ it
should cease. for tho present, i-ll ltll‘l.
in order that the best men lilil) l-w
elected. instead of defeated. bccatt c.
of the personal difficulties of local I til-l
ilicians. if necessary, let this )wla‘O'lAl
al battle he l'esumt-d, but not Ulllllj
tllltl' election day. So let each and
every one of us go forth, ill a deter-
l‘rrjllttte
.lttined manncr and. on election mum” in the Fourth Liberty Loan and tllt“
all in our power to unite. in one amid Local Liberty Loan (‘uultttlttcv rc-
mass. for the hood of democracy. ..n.l quested that the Norwallt titty Scouts
they who will ablv support such if . . - ~
. ' of America only" h. f ' .' ‘-
elected. to serve as our agents. ‘ d A” l e (m of \m
These candidates are men who u-ll walk on the 17”" 18th and I'm"
The Norwnlk scouts want to
which rightfully belongs to l-Jnttlt» that Norwalk goes “over the top.”
"1“!" ““1- '9' m9 535' right ““W- "L" and they are going to call on ever)"
friends, we have got to do some tllls- bod and give then a chap 1, t dou-
tling. as the opposing side contains y ‘ L o
gum! m, n, who a“, wow”. M Imp”... ble their subscription End if tltev't'lnd
and attention. and it is up to us to anybody that has not subscribed.
prove to the vast multitude, that dcnl- they are going to start right in on at
"cm” rhould “"“n- l" ”‘5' m" '1" campaign which they hopc will bring
present, to back tip that noble Sldll’r‘v ._
man. Woodrow Wilson, our Prmhlett forth a good subscllplion.
—the equal of Washington and Liu Y0ll “8V9 W“ to show the scouts
icoln. Just plcture in your mind \tht that you have subscribed or “in! you
the future. generations wlll Confront. are going t0.'
“h"? ”'8de the hmn” of m" “Wk" Remember the 17th lhlll and lfllh.
in these low simple lines: ., ,;,_ o n -—— ‘—
(tcorge \lasltlnkton glut ftttl L COFFEE IMPORTS
BEING ADJUSTED
to America. Abraham Lincoln paw
WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.
see
freedom to the DERI‘ODF: Woodrow Wit-t
son gave frcctlom to the world: and;
freedom gave you and me the right to,
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state and concise our views, as our To .mth
must-lent. so dlt‘ttlles, that we “mt-[w t‘ufft‘v imports with sltippittg condi-
.able to .trlecl wot-tltv sel‘vun's M ”H. Hunt and to insure the stlppllt-s neces-
' people."
hill‘," for home consutttption. colltml of
In conclusion. let n... N“. that ”1,. the l'lttpottatiotl of coffee has been
“mm,“ 1m. Wm. presents. for “ml. taken over by the sugar (‘Qllflllll‘llulil
approval, ll worthy candidate of Mlt'll board. Outstanding “I" "1""5 hm.” “Tm"
tl‘llc——thcliturzineclor governor. l:tttt revoked 3'“ ‘0 "“93“ shipment "“"r
as J. Slit-hacy. and many other (JIM t- 09‘0"?" 18-
dtttcs, whose mums will be ltlitt-n llll
tlt meetings to be held in the heir to
lure, by this organization.
SPURRlNfi WflllKEllS
by agreement between the War Trude
Board anti the Food Administration.
In announcing the arrangement today.
the Food Administration said ration-
ing is not contemplated, but that llll‘
people would be expected to reduce
Pictorial Review
.1 FASHION BOOK
5, ’ lamesDo
Control at importation was arranged. .
'h \aflflnu‘t I d
I: lit Aryan; .‘r at
Ambush-o} lotion-g
It tut-ts I, I:-
awl to I a In.
ml PM. a! Supt or;
In. alrfft. If It Jul
[hr Sort of ("roll rm,
ll'ouau llx'uuls jul .Ilu‘
First (‘00! Day; it]
A ltfmlm.
OCTOBER
Patterns
and
THE FALL
NOW ON SALE
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nnely
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SUFFRAGISTS WITH
SENATE “SURPRISE"
FORCED TO KEED I'I’
Militants Who Would Burn AntlSuf—
frag: Speeches in Chamber
i Held in Guard Room
WASHINGTON. Oct. l5.-.\“lllnll'rl
of the National Woman‘s I’m-iv
marched to the (‘apitol yesterday. it:-
tending to enter the Senate Chamber
by surprise and ‘burn antivstlff am
speeches on the Senate floor.
Press agents for the militants
pounced the ">urpl‘ise" Saturday. so
‘the police were on hand and prom uty-
placed wouldbe dctttonslt'ators in 1H"
guard room,
Later the women slttashetl the cuss
In the doors of the guard room with
their shoes, but pollcc reinforcellttuts
finally restorcd order. The ntilit. ms
were led by Alice Paul, president of
the Woman‘s Party.
After the Svnate adjourned the am
men were roll-used.
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THREE SERVICE ELEVENS
TO PLAY AT ANNAPOLIS
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Oct. lit-Thu
Navy football sound was pleased with
the annoltnccmcnt yesterday that tho
eleven of the Great Lakes vam
Tralning Station would play hero on
_ ~ . ,, tsunital‘y at all titties.
aggrieved by an order issued by any Adumed (mam x' ”I“
‘ lire. At midnight the lllt‘ was reported
lO—Btablo to Be Whitewaahed. llllltlt‘l' control.
consumption by careful uvoiduncc of
official authorized to prohibit the sale
of milk or cream, itT‘any city. town or
borough, may appeal from such other
lltllk regulation board. Sush
.oppeal shall be taken by filing in the
tunes of Find board it copy ot‘ the 'li“
‘lrn
statement of such grievance. Sultl
mum shall. within one week knot the
melpt of such appeal. ascertaln the
or distrlbuttng milk or cream, .lnd
shall cause an lnspection of all implo-
duction and handling of the same. the
‘ duced or procured, and. after such in-
apectlon, shall forthwith nffirm mmxt.
der prohibiting such sale. with a brief
methods employed by the person luk~
ing such appeal In producing. handling
. merits and equipment used in the pro-
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MADE Slllllllll
Lydia E. Pinkltam’s
than a year from nervousness. and was
~. . so bad 1 could not.
rest at night—
would lie awake and
get so nervous I
would have to get
up and walk arc‘und
Vegetable Com-
lound and thought
l would try it. My
nerl'ousness soon
‘left me. I slees
well and fecl fine in the morning an
this to do tn work. I pladlw recom-
mend Lydia . Pinkham's Vegetabls
ompound to make weak nerves
ptmngJL— Mrs. ALBERT St'L‘l'ZE, 61-3
Olmsted SL.’ Wit-ions. Minn.
. How often do we hear the expression
women. "1 am so nervous. l curt-
M " or “it. teeth: as though I
I. 8:“: Such m should1 profit
a. e'l cc an. git-
. Imus not and herb rem; ly.
’ ’ E MM'I Vegetable («to-
"u itlloalv
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en ovrrmm.
u an
M ulcer tion.
We “haiku-bu.
and m alien of
diam
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.wolltlls NERVE§
etable Compound. j
, ‘ Winona, Minn.-——“I suffered for more t
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1—chlstration of Producers.
Every person. llrttt. or cmportttlon
cngagcd ill. or hereafter encased ill
the production of milk, which milk or
tllr' l-l'tvlllcts lllt‘l‘t‘lll "H“ to bt- \ltll‘tl or
disposed of elst‘wllel‘t‘ than on lll-‘
premises where such ltlllk is produc-
ctl_ shall lcgistor with the lluiry tlllll‘
registrar ;
tlotl shall include lllt’ address of the‘
Food (‘olllltlissionclz Such
producul .lllll the location of the [It‘l‘lll-
lses on \ltticll the milk is produced.
the humour of cows kept. and the lo-
cality \\‘llt‘l't~ such ttlilk ur llll’ products
tllthcnt "11' Hold it disposed of ill rc~
the purchasers if sold at wholesale.
Such registration must. be renewed ult-
ntutlly during the month of October.
Z—Reglstration of Dealers.
Every person. firm. or corporation;
engaged in. or ltcrettl‘tcr engaged lltl
the sale. bundling or distribution of
milk or cream. shall rogislcr with the
Dairy and Food t‘omntl‘sst‘oncr. giving;
”‘0 ilfllllt'ris‘ plat-c of business. quarts
of milk 01 cream handled. and the
name! and addresses of producers sup-
plying tilt same. Such list of produc-t
81s shall be promptly revised when“
changes occur therein. and registra-
tion must br- renewed annually during
the month (it October.
3—Mllk of Registered Producer: 0
to Be Sold.
No person. firm, or corporation shall
sell or distribute milk or cream until
registtlett with the Dairy and Food
Commissioner. nor shall sell or dis-
nly
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and in the mornin t trib to till) such products of any dairy
would be all tire: 'lm‘a ed beyond the boundaries of this'
out. I read about I state, unless such dairy is approved
LydinE.Pink‘nant's Eby the. Dairy and Food Commissioner.
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4—Physical condition of Persons l
Handling Milk.
No person having a communicable
or infectious disease, or who cares for
persons having such disease. shall beF
allowed to handle milk, or milk utenfl
ails. In case of an outbreak of any
communicable disease on the premises‘
where milk is produced, handled. or
sold. the person in charge of the prem-
ises shall immediately notify the local‘
health otlicer. .
5-Ptacu Open to Inapaction.
All places where milk is produced.‘
handled or sold. shall be open to in-
.Ipecllor by the Dairy and Food Cont.
mluloucr or Ms agents. at all reason-
ablo bouts.
”mm: to It Nalmlm In Clean
and many luau.
All stables. bouillon and minim
than Illl. emu. skluuilk or but~‘
tor-ilk Ill pm. handled. or a004,:
must be main-d at all rim to a'
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flow” but annulus-am
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“mnlhia.lfl‘ nut to W
“citrus-dinning.”
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lshould bc handled and stored in such
[the dairy product or dairy animals.
cows from which. and burn and promi- tall, 0" “‘I‘ "111119.“- and addresses or;
sea where such milk-or cream is pro
Stables should be whitewashed ltn- l'I‘lfly' rt-ports plact-tl the nlllllllt'l' of
less tho walls are painted or Ilrl‘ of deaths at nearly 100, but Ml far only
smooth cement. lone hotly has been recoverctl and II ta
‘ll—Dllponl 0' Liquid Matter. ‘ not llt‘llt‘\l‘tl the Clll‘llfllllt’h‘ were high.
Th0 “(lulu inaltcr Hllmlltl bu ttbaorlt- The tort-«- of the explosion >lllll
ed and removed daily and lit no time mm” 9“.” window in town and W,
Elotltllnflllmt? g;:‘rizzdohyrgulax: telegraph ttt'rett out of t'ttlllllllh‘hltm.
IZ—Dispoul of Manure. l ' " ”"
Manurc should be taken frotll the
stables, .prl'erubly direct to the field.
When this is impossible, manure Tribute
ODD FELLOWS' ENCAMPMENT
Made to Then Members
Serving With the Colors
manner ht not to become a menace u
13—Character of Bedding to In Used.-' Brltlgepor. 00" ”a“? Grant! .lm
Only bedding which is clean. dry. cmltpmcnt of the independent Otdcr
and absorbent should he “39¢ mm". of Odd Fellows hold its annual ans
ably sawdust. dried leaves. or straw. sion here today. lritntl Patriarch
N0 “01"“ WWW" Show“ be "H“! “3 Frederick M. (‘itrd presiding. Olfit-crs'
bedding. re -t‘ '\'J ., u l to the
ill—Floor Not to Be Swept Prior to pm. a mu .llbnlitttd. and it r
yelections wore to be held.
Milking Cowl. ‘
The lloor should be kept clean. but In his l‘t‘t‘lew of the year.
should not ho swept within one hour Patriarch (‘ill'tl emphasized the co-
mm" ‘0 milking “"‘e- operation 'glratt b - the order to the
. \
157,31: litigant; 3:3: gang's“; governmfltl tilrottch the sale of Li
Where Cows Are Kapt. :berty Bonds and War Savings Stamps,
All llvc stock other than neat cattle and paid a tribute to those members,
“:0“? bf; {‘“U‘lf‘d ”(km ”10. 1’00!“ I" who are SPl‘llnR with the colors, Pu;
w tict till (it cows are em. I ts be it fairly l‘ofil‘tf‘l‘i
16~Barnyard to Be Cleaned. lcampntett ' lave. .e l .lntped om t
The barllyttld should be Well tlraln- ”“5 during ”‘9 39‘”- ‘6 9° !
ed and dry. and should be as lunch and through united effort it substan-
l
shelleretl as possible from the wind tial gain should be shown in reports
and cold. Manure should not be nl- '
l d , ll ‘ th l to be made to the ltlt‘ttlt annivel‘sal‘fl
. P . . «
122:5“: :3 3:“an y?“ to Open Di. session of [11‘ soverelgn grand lads-xi
rectly Into Stable. Grand Scribe W. S. Hutchinson. init
There should l)(‘ no direct opening his report, showed that a membershipx
.from any site into the room in which-30f 5mg on July includes a net loss;
milch cows are kept. _ Total assets tll‘cl
18—0lolhlng to Be Worn During Reliefi
Milklnq. .
Grand
of 13 for the rear.
385.81“. it not gain of $2.9”
(‘lcttn overalls and jumpers shouldiwas given to 422 members or the \{0
be worn during the milking of Ct'lwstiequivfllpnf of 8.618 weeks
«35;.— _--.-_.
of bone-
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l
l
. .2 fits.
Other reports were by Mich‘ké‘l Lar-
sen. Grand High Priest: 0. 1.. Bur-u
:dlck. Grand Senior Warden: \l’llliam‘
fJ. Berger. Grand Treasurer. and‘F. .\l..
‘Canfleltl and F. N. Bushnell. ‘Gt'fll'd
I
.. J, l - l
othersTliankUs
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JUDGE THOMAI ORDERS
CHINAMAN DEPORT‘D
”loath, m '0‘ WOW“ 5“ UN",-
qlh-nad-da-huoufi-b ..__. §
“d“, “U“ (‘hln can. a (nirvana. :rrdztlei‘:
3 I u
Foley's Honey and To: ,",,,,",.:',,“;’;“:,"".w‘ J:- imtl» sci
built“ h
‘food as it belicvrs it can tutu-y ci‘r
Entarod U. 0. as 50W“ Rodent... the your. Whllo there is an in
’ ”it
all waste and overlndulgmce and by
careful preparation of coffee for the
table.
BILLY KELLEY AND
ETERNAL TO RACE
ruminant
\\'.\Slll.\'u’l‘0.\‘. UN. 1:}. -"l'hr llt“
clulatitln tll President Wilson that “rt--
lltxalion now, hesltutiolt now, would 7 ’——-
nit-all det‘t‘at when victory scouts to be BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. l:'». "A rucc
in sight." am. the tcply ol the l'l't'siv between Eternal and Billy Kellev at
tlenl to the peace proposals of (lcr- Lam-(t) on Octoltot' 34 was hrrangcd
:lluny more expected I" “‘3' Mt“ 5““.- \~Pstt‘rtlu_\‘. .l \\'. .\l(‘(‘lt"llttlltl. own»
0 wur cm in l‘(’ camiulgn or lt‘ . .. . .
Fourth l lberty Loan Nlearlv httll‘ lltc H‘. “m Kimball Patterson'tratnm m
loatt‘s $6,000.0t‘0mul to'ul l‘t‘ltlalllt‘ll m. Eternal. and J. K. l.. ltoss’and titty
day to he subscribctl and five days of ltndwcll. owner and ‘ trainer, rcspec
the campaign l‘t‘lllllillt‘ll tilluiuls t‘ill~ (,r nll‘v Kpnpy, met and each
phuslzed llltll success can only ll' “m wager “0'00“ 'l‘ltt
own-r
It‘h'cvc b “It most strelttiou.~ . .
l'lorlls d ) ~ Ltttll'el tttanaucment offers it pttrsc of.
. .
Subscriptions-to the loan as rt-port- 310.000 ‘0 ”19 “1"an Th" “"0“
ed b,\ the twelve reserve banks last ful owner retains his $10,000, and the
night ttllttllctl 32.798.410.950. [Ittle- other $20,000 will he put Midlicrty
portcd :ltbscrlptions to the close of Bonds for the Red Cross.
business last night were estimated its ‘ '
swellln lltt totalito at roxl'nttttelv 3.!
(cadmium. \vlth tattle: a shtiwiltg, HARTFORD OFFERS CLUB CLUB .
bond stiles lot the next five days must, HOUSE AS HOSPITAL.
be at a rate of m urly a billion dollars: HARTFORD, Oct. 16.—Tltc Hartfordl
a da '. , -
While the St. Louis district was 60" Club has offered “H clublllousci to:
leading in percentage of quota rtliscd lh? city '0 bellsed as a hospital ““13“;
with ’t's per celtt.. reports from lht‘ the influenza epidemic and Mayor hm',
Minneapolis district early today indi-‘sena has accepted the offer. Ar-
0.1““ that district had subscribed lts- rangemcnts will be made with the
allotment and would be the first to be ‘ Rod (‘ross to provide equipment. l
‘ ted
“‘DOl'lt‘d ofllctally over the top. The" About 2.900 cases have been repor
- ~—Sentlnel Want Ada are Winners. I
Atlanta anti Philadelphia districts to—
day \‘.t‘l’t-' thr low districts, eat-ll withl thus far in the city.
Evacuation of Belgium ! '
Means Extra Food Burden.
ttvvl y
t‘l'
It!» per ct nt. of its quota raised.
\K’ASillNGTON. I). (‘.. Oct. 15.—-T'tc
rccd evacuation of Northern Frame
and Belgium will place an addltt'mnl;
burden upon the American people ml
the supply of food. . .
11935 peoples. about ten millions in'
all. who have been on a starvation diet
for the last four years, will httv 2 to be.
fed. \Thtl food must come “‘0‘" the
United States. which already is :leliv
bring tn the allied peoples fl4fiilltl‘fll
When you are “just ready
and because You have not
up-
l9 lht' face of the extra demands the
revised food situation in Amerlc-t don.
'not have "I“ may look it had eat-liar
emu of over 200300.000 bushels .ll
attest. their is a m of I’Dh’ll'
untidy 63,000.01” bushels of o.» II.
II out" to m the alludin- Pot d
‘Aduiulamltiott idols no study
tltfl'mln W mtbrllty at sour
t‘mt to natal» the upon at how"
.. “M .m—o
so weak that you can hardly drag
November 23. Great Lakes has tun-l
that the midshipmcn play in PM my ‘
on Thanksgiving Day. \t’ltilo llll' \‘..»
vv would be delighted to compTy, the
regulations of the Department stand
in the Way. and nothing can be ll ind
without permission of Secretary l‘tlll-
iels. The game here, however. (-It s
not depend upon the return game.
The academy mannccmottt also hm
secured ll cattle with tho .\‘t-w.urt
.‘\'\:.val Rosette. to he played hurt wt
October Eli. its well its the game i» \:
Saturduv against the naval pay nth-
cers‘ school of’ Princeton.
t
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Try a Sentinel Want Adver'ism
Women who are losing
weight and energy—who
lookpaleandfeellanguid—
needtlieliealtllt‘uleffe‘is"f
Beecllam's '
_ " Pills
Sold everywhere. In boxes. 10:" 25:.
I
Suggestions to Women
“Just‘Ready to~ DrOp”
to drop,” when you feel
yourself about-—
slept well, you‘get “P
t' ed out next morning as when you-went to
2:3de need help. Vinol will help you'just as it
did these two women. Why not try it?
HERE IS PROOF
Norwalk Chronicler