WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22, 1919 '
ran scum nonwm'nvame seam: .
ALL. MUFFLERS
REDUCED.
Silk Fibre, Silk and Mercerized.
$2.00 and $2.50 qualities at $1.65
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00 qualities
.................. $2.35
' $5.00 and $6.00 qualities at $3.85
$8.00 qualities at ........ $5.65
Entire Stock of ' Wool Mufflers
at $1.00 each.
LAST WEEK OF SHIRT SALE
&
'1
Joseph Dav is
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
THE FOOD VALUE OF MILK. l
i
Miss Edna L. Perry’s Addresa at T0‘
day’s Meeting of Dairymen. l
At Tuesday afternoon's meeting or
the dalrymen in Unity Hall on Pratt
street, Hartford, Miss Edna L. Ferry
of the Connecticut Agricultural Ex-
periment station at New Haven‘ de1.
livered an instructive and interesting
address on “The Food Value of Milk."
In part Miss Ferry spoke as follows:
1 “Milk holds a unique place in the
dietary of both men and animals be-
cause it supplements in a striking
fashion the deficiencies of the other
constituents of the ration. It is rich
in protein which is not only yaluablo
in itself, but especially so‘ in supple-
,menting the. chamical dcficiencies or
{the cereal proteins. A mixture con-
Haining protein two- thirds of which is.
furnished b3 “111- at flour and onc' hir'l
b3 milk is nea1l3 four times as Pill-
1ient in promotingr NOV-”11L“ ‘5 ”p
.ame quantil3 01 protein supplied by
.whcat flour alone. Butler 1111, is rich
fat-soluble vitaminc.
essential f01
almost 1-ntir1-ly"
of 0111' other
. 1.. J4I~Mamh v
. ,'.A_. h- il,.“."uéan§¥w ‘4
so-callcrl
:1l).~'11lllt1'l3'
1'11 11111
l which
:I'owlh,
lacking in 11111 111ajorit3'
‘.'-
Ciiy News,
l T M
'1'. :ltl' 1'31
is
and which is
[(1111th Milk is rich in calcium. hence
it supplvnn-nts this“ (lo'ficicncy 0f the
,1'1-1'1-111 grains. local} fats and sugal
l:"1:'-- which constitutn- the bulk of thc ordi-
' ,3 11:11'3‘ 111111. Milk also contains tho .111-
tiscorllatic Vilamine and a consider-
iahlc quantity ot‘ the socallcd water-
'.‘:.-;1i1-1. Ulllvl‘ 11l' tllt'
will hold 11.: ocular 111:1'
5111:.
___—-—.——-——
>- _,.“.‘ 1:1:1'11'. :1: lla;1'11111111l llrolh- solu‘tilc Vitamin}; without which lit"11 ‘
.- 1'annot he maintained and which arc
_L7‘___ almost or I-nti'rcly lacking: in meat.
'l'tw ‘1’,”ng 11'. ‘l'liztit'; I‘ll-21': t'luh. fish, sugar and tat. Milk,:1l.lt’1 cents
.l.711 1 111 1“,“. ;,,.. 11 l11-l1l h,” 11'1'111- :1 quart. t‘111'ni'.'h1.:- protein as rhmply
, ,1. 11'1-1111111111 until l‘ridav eh-n- as 1:39.: at ‘11'1 ccnis :1 down. or round
I 111' l)c1t"at1’11 ccnts :1 pound: carbon-
3 31 3.5% 1131l1.1t1,1.: (1;: (1111.111l3 as sugar at ll
1,, J 1.. ,S‘thm “mm“m‘ .:' H111 cum: and fat as chemly as table rats
'1-111111 111111.: 111' his dental office, 10’ "t " (cut :1 110111111
T01 111a113' 3'1aisth1111;:1i1"1111u1.1l sta-
,, tion at New Hai on has (onductul in
t' rcstigalions of the. chcmistry 111' 11111
.1'..~l1'111,:'i11.\. $13,. ’l'~'l_
411‘).
men 1)
lomor- protein constitucnts of foods undcr '.lzv'
direction of Dr. Thomas L. Osborne.
5 During the hast t'1-w 3'1-111'5 the r1-latl\'e
'-.r~=g'~1r,' nutritive 1'al111- of 11111 pron-ins in our
different; foods has boon cxtcnsix'cly
studied in the light 111 the chcmical in
restigations made by llr. (khornc anl
lis' associate-K2 “'11 haw- conducted
thousands of f1-111li111; cxpcrimcnts
made in connection with this work and
therefore. familiar with all of the
ii‘lfiilli‘l'
’l‘?:-~ »--.1-~1;.l Lallli'l‘lllg of 1111:,-
arranged for
hash-1111 )11'1stponed for
£1211" 1'ilzlr'1'l1
1111' 1 11513113,
11111- weak,
int-cling of Norwalk
lenevolent and Pro-
I-r 111~ Ellis. will b1,- l11—ld this
1111'1 homo- on South Main
:zlini'
No. TN),
‘16' OH:
1 11min:
<“l‘1'1-E,
'i‘ilt‘
Lanlzv,
1‘.(.gi
at
‘
usual motlnc business was dis
:1 numhcx' of new 113cm-
‘11»1':~' admoted at Ihc regular 1111-cl'lnl:
5‘ 1111‘1 Norwalk Building Loan and'ltr'
'.I-:'ti:1c-11t assrmiaiion last evening.
are.
most recent knowledgw 11!‘ this
11111111111111; branch'of Sch-111:9.
“The work has excited world-“idy-
interest in scientific circles and '1.: now
'i111‘1
111-51-1}, 111‘ and
attracting the attention ot‘ many 1-n-
llcsidcnts of ("he-stunt sirool have caged in the practical tin-ding 1'11" 1111-11
4112111l21i111-1l :11 '.l11- 1111lir:- that a 1hr: and animals. These 11xpcri111cntshave
11111le by Frank ll'ihl-ell ir' :1 contin- (slim-i111 11111-11151. llt‘l'allSI’. lilt‘y wbrn
' ":€.~';=,!l1».1 with it: :1‘2'lnigill’ hurl; t‘11c tlrst 11'1-1' made in which the in-
;1'1-l ‘1.-11111111. «liridual (-1.11.~~ti1111-11'.<11i tho (lit-t 1-11'1‘1
—— ~--—--— 1111 \‘ariI-d at will 111111 the food \';1l11c
Jam-11.1 - Jain. L\i.1l1;11-?::-111n iii-1141; “l "“1"“ ll" ‘1' '.lllilt‘l." (““1” 1‘41"”
; A. “'i‘hc'u- 11:1'11'1i1.l-111s 1\"1111 ll: 11 first of
_ lhI-il' kind to >llf"“ilttl h1'--1;11:,~:> il was
‘1 1 .-'.l1rl1'1.l.,1.-'..::ila 11111111111'11? :1 .li::-11'1'111'1-1l that i!‘ foods 2111- to Ful’l‘ort
1 " ' " Q'rr'. 11.:111111111 alla'f "1‘1" '1 i111?” l,l'1- I'm-'1' must contain rll‘li - '11111': 1-i 1-
(«til-17' ""' l11-::i1l~-s I-arlu'nh3dram-s, prulcin': fat“
and 11111111111 111:1tt1'-1'. ’l‘l1-1 111-1-d ot‘ thi:
factor. now widcly
was ii rst 1l11'1nonv
i'irisi11:1 stat iom‘d :21
~11.~'1. 111-.:'I1'r:i.-1\' 1'1'1121111 .1 11'1 l-: ' l1':"‘I
’ Muir: stl‘1,1:,1.1}:l1 11's ‘111;',1:.:‘i1 1 :1- 1,:iI-1‘lial fowl
tron] thf- s1-1'Vi1‘e. l-zleWll 21Q \‘ilnlltlllt'.
‘.1:t1'at1-d l1'.' the 111:311-ri1111-111's whinh \1'1-
'1.;1'31-
well-known l111-al
""""’ 3"”:“11’1 -“f' conductcd. ‘1'11 l121\‘1- l1.'11l tl111 unique
_"1-;1:11'tt11l to NW null”? 1” “lid' opportunitv 112‘ having taken an nr'tlrr'
1 ' y . .. : 1! r 1-' -. . . .
"”1 ”li—ht 0f " ’1'-N” .1111d1nt :..11'l m 1111-11111: 1111 11'1 11:1l11'cly new
" 1:11:11-1'01' Reed “HM and “"4 fluid in the study of nutrition which
Hm... \x'hr-n {1, jitney. N11. 1.0.19. :llld h,” :1ll't‘nd3’ 1'c\'11luli11:li:/ell tho my,“
'-1111'1:-; 1-:11' driven by 3111.: Thomas ”WWW”, hr-hl in ”11:, important
\. .:",~..-l',-~,'_ ri‘ l,-.1;11- strvel. 1'45"" "" branch of science.
Win-1' .‘1'1-ithI-11' 11i" tllc (111's 11(11' '.‘.10 __ -_ 7M” _»_4__
nary-1:21: 1.1-1'11 P13111111 2111] the matter C'JARLES H. LANE WILL
TAKE BAR OATH JANUARY 28
re-
,-..- mum-111 .1- nistact :rily hetch-n 1h:
--'1"1§1-: concerned. ' .,
Lune. who recently
11.15111! oi‘ the l)1-Dart-
("harlcs ll.
sin-vial
_— .......———
Sililltftl :..—'
,‘111 :1}. 111.: of Lady l";-.1ne1'tou l.1)l:.:1'. ‘ l I, . 1 _ _’ . ..
. - . 111011 1‘ 1 11.: 101.1. 111 1 11.' c1 1', 1: 11111,- o1 _ 1
.1;1"\:-.:'l11ngton Lodge, Sherwin-111,: or tl " 't' 1 ‘ H j '1 .f 1 King (1-
, , . 1osn "111111111. 0 :1 1 war 1n 1 '11. (11'1.
11'11111-111. .\o. 21, Lady Jr-nnlngs ' , H ‘
v ,_ , . , Januarv 21". to talu- the oath as a111e111—'.
All, 1, went. to Lradgmu: t _ ' , , :1
. . , , . 3 . l111'1 oi the h. 11' wt 1112' :1 .:t.' tie. Mr Lancl
11121.: «11'1-11mg 10 see the, 111- 11!:1- tl ‘ l l
. . 1'11 3' 111::11 1 11' :1 1 11.1111: '11 r lions i ,
1 of thc Mormng Star Lo-lcc. \11 1., ‘1 El 1 ‘ .wnh-
,, ,.., .11‘1'1' . s 1') ill I. V, \' I) . ,
,1 nepherds of that place. 1_.1-y all 1 ' 1" 1:0 iii ‘ (1 , ' _ Z" ;" 11'1ng11a'111
. 1 :1 >11 1115‘s:- 1, 11:11.11: 111111 11:. 1'19:
11'1 ed home at about l o’clock. :1131-1' l I i; 1 H \ ' “I n ‘ l'
.. , . 1 . . ,. . 1
an cnjoya‘ble time at that mm.“ 11 .1 111111111111 to .1llll1 .11 1.1 ll.1.tt‘oi1
on .lanuary :38, too.
Anmm: those that wont were: Mrs.
l'":11'i1-1' Edna Barclough, Mr, Bra-1's:
\11'. ll, Doors. 311's. Charln: 'l'hun 11
Try a St-nlinel “311” Ad.
"(111.
It is Singular there should be 5111,11
question concerning the origin of the
well- known
Nearly all the old writeis who spoke
of the Indians first known to the col-
onists make them pronounce the word - .
“English" as “Yengeese.” Even at this l EW, 00
day it is a provin'cialism of New Eng- ' ' -
land to say “English" instead of “Ing-
sobriquet
ORIGIN OF “YANKEE"
of
§ [1 owmngg
“Yankee. "
71 January 21. 1919. :1. “g
lish,“ and there is a. close conformity 3 \
of sound between th‘e “English"
"Yengeese,"~ more especially if the lat-
ter word as was probably the case was
pronounced short.
The
quite ear-LV-
ed “Yam—45
" l’ankces,‘
(iom bee
ed.
easilv convert‘
transition from
a Footnote in Cooper's
slayer."
Yankee Soldier Discovers Brother in:
the German Army. l
'l‘ln1
throuL-h l.u\1-n1bmg just ahead of th! "
eiit,~'(1i111: .\11111'ican troops w1ites Cori,-
,‘(nrott. of Cedar Rapids 1
poral ll:11"'1\ t‘
when-1n officer who had le'i'l 5.01110-
1a.,
thin;v behind 1eturned for it
His eye. f1‘-'ll on a'
strum-inc Aim-rican soldier and he rcc»;
the invading
Iliulu!
anti1 inatcd 113
1'1111211'1 ss for rmm np111l1on: for
a.l1i11': '
food pul‘t'll.1\'( s, dimlosed _ vesterdm ‘ 7 H
”“" ‘1‘” W ””"W 1... ‘i ”-“ “i" Thorough sure preparation is to be made now, made easily,
cent, increase in the year 1cmnn1n’, ‘1 I ‘
”"" J“‘-"- . made at Mill End saving.
The American llvd ('msa will bcgnr _
i1111111'di11t1-l3' the work of providing: 1'c-‘ a,”
1111 for Russian prisoners in (1111111111112;
number ] 7'11‘7'11000' '
T131211 sum: 1' f 111011113 have hecn contri-1
huted for this pumose b3 Russian so '
who
arc
Unpleasant Surprise.
(Kermans‘ \\ 01
ill‘l‘fl)’.
ounizcd his l11oihcr.
Al‘lcl‘ _
5111111101] his l-ors'-.1n:l r: joined his 1'11-
limiting1'111111111.\\h1lc the Y 11111111 1- con
tinned his 111111'ch' to Rhine.
:1 1l-1 \l‘l tall11he
BRIEFS “V
ff;§i;;;:;,,jfi3;;O'~",';;j Enders who actnow will be preparedi
Said it)
9
111111.111 ofiicm '~
“Yengeese.”
If the former is pronounc-I
" it is almost identical with-
' and lndian words haxe sel-
n spelt as they are pronounc-
The liquids of the Indian would-
En" into “711‘ en. "-From
“The
and
Deci-
ietrcatinz;
for Mill-
meeting
first of February.
~ fiOWLAN‘D‘S
Entrances on Main . “St, Fairfield Ave, Cannon St
Lots a d lots
of warm Savings
nders.
1 New England winters usually begin about the
It is fair to count on our real
Winter as coming. And when it comes---Mill'
Big soft wooly blankets, handsome and richly-warm fur coats,
underwear that guards health surely and efficiently, shoes that resist
The “'cathol': Continued Fall-
gm... .uu-p' .-i>:04a.w".-m .. :f w . ..
. ”.41— ....4.,:_ w.
13111171713373.1'1'“3II1.‘§1'?.'§LZm 11...... attack of cold and of snow and of slush, cloth coats with big warm ,
1 11's 1.1 1 1 o 10 Hams .1 1‘nc\' from” V:
11:27.1‘11'11'1313- 111.11 :"""?°‘;'.'"3 collars that fairly laugh at biting breeze ,——everY Mill Ender is ready
tarie-s of German -A111'1111'ia. Carint ria; , “a“, i
and lugosl 1v1.1 at a. meeftirig held for Whatever cold may come film’s-211,11
to discuss, Lllr) settlement 0 tie ques- 1 V,
lion ot' hourdarics,
to prove-11‘1
an
that
11111.1luct inquiries
tilt" stat": 1'11111'111'n1'd.
postal 111‘ 13'11'
docided
:1‘ 1'1-s111nplion of hosiilities {
A“l\l’ll(:ln inxcstigation conv- ‘1
111iss'i0n should slud3 the situation and
along the hmdcr: of
'l‘hI1
ll‘t'lll of such 21 commission was pro-1
Anterican: themselrcs.
for
Jay \\'illi:111l Robinson,
lll'lVlll“ 1'1'1-1'11111'3' and xvncral far-111mm. _ pmqwr '1
t‘nr lcrvr-tiah ,\. (l'lu'arv. was indicted: 3 ~_ .11 1.1 a _
11141111 1111111111, 11113311113131; 11:11:; And yet these seasonable excellent things for wear and for home
.1. 11 1.1.1.... service are but a part of the Mill End! DO YOU REALIZE THAT
Minn-.1!- 1121'1'111-1' ll111‘mann “'1'-.4514: :md
AAllh-rt l‘mll l"1'i1'l1:1-,
1111'1'1! for
1H:
ill'l;
Sill‘Vl-illalii-u
51111111 oi’tV-n: ,
:1-1-111 l'os
tI':‘.1.~'on;
:11 Ellis
111' associatu 111' D'lmar};
tin» 1‘1'11111 i11'licc.
BRITISH COURT TO MOURN
MONTH FOR PRINCE JOHN
LONDON. Tucsday (via Montreal).
The llrilish (“ourt will go into mourn.
ing for a. month from Jan. 20. for the"
death of Prince .lolm. youngest son of:
. 1110:11t.
1,111 Sainirh
4111116,
1111'
“711111111 (“(‘i‘l' noni.»
also under indict _
(TIA-111')".
1'lolali1111 ot’ the espiona'w'
.\l111:'. Maria 1(. de- Victoria 111111.111”
Island
and John T, R":111.
in o1dcr
appoint-,}
a time:
under illfi
for th“i
anot 21-
who is :1 fuel—
1\‘_
:Clusion 111‘ tl111 mouth the court will he
11 half 11111111'nim: 1' fortnight. '
Tho hotly 11fl"1'ix‘-1"1,1.Y11l1:1.
S
churchyard a?
.King George'- and Queen Mary and all'
the 11.1. 111111111:- 11!‘ the royal family werc'
At the «onclusion of 11111 oer-ii
ieniony King GeO' "'11 cast a number of
ibouqucts oi flowers into the arm ‘
1'11
11111111. today. 5
economy.
.11 the con
“'11: hurled
1h” and-T
woman at a tailoring charge of
M". and Mrs. Fred Bennett. 11:, iv“: .- L._.--,..,_L W:
:‘harles Plait, Violet Plait, Mrs.
.Tames R. Craiu'. Lcah Cohen. Edna,
Hutchinson and Myrtle Dean.
—Hay and. 1"411'aw at Raymond Broth-
ers. ‘
Among the fifteen veterans of the"
‘ 'codiest battles of the great war who '1
i’ilt-d down the gang-plank of the tract)-
""p Canada at Boston yesterday was
‘ inutenant L. D. Shack, of this city.
licut, Shack. is in the air service and
:19 among those who went to France
1' :th the first consignment of Liberty
3' otors, worn in connection witn \‘J.
l'l'iday night, which is the eve of
Paul's day, the name day of St.
" .l‘s Church, there will 5'6 a FEStI-
1 Service at 8 o'clock in observance
1 11' 11111 occasion, at which both at thé
.hoirs of the church, M 101'
'he service, will
i: hoped that 11111.: ’
gregation of
which in i1,
"FomFuhionnble."
Bolero, Bandeau): and S
and satins; also delicate bntistes,
eriet- making W. B.
' beautifien.
Brassieres second only
B. Corsets, assure gown-fit perfection—-
slenderi'ze bust-lines-add the grace and finish at but that the corset
accomplishes below. Ind give the necessary finishing touch to the '
urplice patterns, in filmy lace effects over silks
daintily trimmed with lace and embroid-
to W. E. Corsets” form-
ASK YOUR DEALER F 0K\1.,B. FOR-MU BRAWR'ES; , ‘
'1 Fleecy knitted woolen Winter
i wear that: combines brightness and
g . beauty with its comfort--and that
1 the Mill End 5316 brings at these
savings.
Smugglers, delightful and grateful,
" regular $2.50—
_ . “Cardigan jackets, snug and comfy,
"_ . _ regular $2.50—
: Spencers, styleful and; protective, 1
$1.95
$1.95
....-.—......._.-....-... . , ..
1
$2.90
9
Men should be Mill-Enders too. Theirs is just as big and fine a"
an opportunity. Dandy fur-lined or fur-collared coats, loose warm '
ulsters, wool underWear, caps that pull down over the ca rs
shoes—clear and sharp are the men ’5 savings.-
THE MILL END SALE IS AS BIG AS THE STORE, REACHES
FROM END TO END OF .IT, OFFERS YOU ITS ECONOMY
PRICES UPON PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING!
Yes, indeed. Savings on aluminum and on silk, on rugs and on
sweaters, on wash goods and on hand bags, on sheets and on ribbon, ‘
---the Mill End Sale covers them all with its big fine blanket of
OUR TAILOR HAS JUMPED INTO THE MILL END
SALE--and during the next few days we shall make a skirt for any
Dress and
woblens at Mill End price---and then a skirt made for $1.24).
but $1.25 l
Light and pretty blankets and
co'mfortables that will g1 ve good:
service "and long. that: will protect
against cold night- breezes and make
fresh air welco
price. '--
Plaid blankets, pink
inches, regular $13-—
Tan blankets, soft finish, nice weiuht, 64 by 80;
regular $53-—
Silkolene comforts, figured aid: 11 on both sides.
cotton filled, regular $11—-
#8111: mull commits."
re
,1»'
al winter ,
'11 dirt 1' ' 1!
, .
1'1' 1 115111:
11:15' "
’."11
ran,
'.o'r
snirting
mé --at Mill EnJ
or blue 11 ith grav, 78 by 80.1;
’.
$2.511 ’
33'.th
figured center with col
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