“are; mm-
the fiéhtin’g, which llasted
(Nations! Crop Improvement Service.)'
HE raising of poultry is the
quickest way to increase our
, dwindling meat supply. The
'price of eggs is also a great incentive
;to improve our flocks. From one
cause or another a large proportion of
those undertaking to raise chickens
have failed.
The main reason for this is because
,‘of improper feeding. Where most of
the necessary ingredients may be
raised on the farm and the poultry
raiser has plenty of time, it is possi-
ble to mix feed which will be satis-
factory, provided that the ingredients
,which may be lacking may be pur-
chased at the right price. .
g In case that all of the ingredients
fire at hand, a good chick feed may be
ground at home in a hand mill, but
:there is considerable labor and not a
.little skill necessary to make a suc-
cessful combination.
l
- — “ dis .‘ ‘ l
M31 Sale Of Bed Sheets 7 , l:.e\:eral hours. Seventeen Cos- . _ , _ l
. l i i . .
and Pillow Cases 3 0‘ l R sacks are reported to haVe been, k NOR W Al K
Bed l ‘2' 31'0 517;» lllepllll'ed by the Bolshewsts, and . v .
'3' Pillniixifllistlssilficd'mcdluld 45:3 full l Iti: I ‘ two Japanese were, drowned while
also. . . l a Hrying to swnn across the Zeya SOCI EDT] 7’
. - (gr-stones, a new assortment of pot-i iliiver. I“
terns. 280- 30¢. 350 and 45°; d .SC i BERLIN. ~Monday, Jan. 27.--- -
4‘ ‘ Long flow at 25c“ 30c' 30c an .. '5 l Rolsilevist forces marching on Li- "d P l
3333‘ ggléllteeloth and miles, a' le llllflll, on, the Baltic coast of Cour- a #30110
' l I : 3 land. have been halted by German l ,
. -eomplete assortment. l l . ‘ ‘
" l . , ivolunteer forces, which, tllough' ,_ ,
, K BANKS l is “me sale—“me ”9M hlflteh’ 'f [greatly outnumbered, forced .the
E. e I You want "9 99t the be“ ° ° "‘9 .Soviet army back across the Vilm- "
» , v and furnishings for men and b°Y5 i 1. R' r -1, — 1, 11 - t ofl’en
7 under Mahackemo Hotel, Wei1 ' at the lowest prices _ . (..lll n01 _\ a 0 ( (,Ollll er. . -;
: Don’t wait-come new when l Slve, according to a special dis-l .
WIWD street, South NONE“. there's plenty of sizes, styles and I: patch to the Zeitlmg All] hllttag.l Party for Marion Ungvary.
w~—-—~«~-~»———~-- — --- — . """“"‘ ' . patterns ' i if L“ 5‘in the Bolshcvists suffered Mr. and Mrs. John J. U'iigVary of 437
WEATHER FORECAST' E NIEN’S SUITS ‘hm‘V-V losses, ' Summer street gave a party on Satur-
““‘— 1 't ' ................... $14.85 lll_ thclr icl'l'ol'lzatlon of ~Es~ . .iay afternoon for me“. little daughter,
mm... is ”WW" 4"“ "‘“m‘” 32333 2:13.: "'"""'::::~:::::::':.. ......................... $19.85 mm .u... “(lam-ml. .aer .m, “a... ...... ,anemdoma.
erall ' fair tonight and ‘chnes- - .............................................. $23-85 ported to have killed Six lllllldl‘i‘il ldav. Amono the guests present were
Gen 3 . $30.00 Smts ..... $28.85 , ‘ . . . H
day; gentle lo moderate south in west $3300 Suits _.,___. _ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : $32.85 ll‘eoplc lll Dorpat and Vs "sfmbltru' i Eleanor Web-b. Doris Hendrie, Dorothy
winds. A disturbance centz-nl this $9.00 Suits .................... ~. . . . . . .... . . . . .2 ...... $35.85 ' .1 he henna” oolnlnlssmnt‘l' 111 [dub lVail. Eugene Tamburri. Marion an_
. . . .. 3! V)“. :‘l'.“]i—',:‘ln 35 ““113“ $43.00 Swts ................................ V llHlllH. “'h“ flf‘l‘lvoll hon- t()da_\'.l . Yr . I _ e“? Ohn Finch‘
mmJlng 0‘“ L L l ‘ 1 1'9 1 r 1 ‘ AT“ , , , . ‘ler, OllH’,‘ Baltholom , J
ing Clmld)’ and lli‘iP'T'lWI “rather in MEAN b 0‘12RCO k 985 flutes that l\(l\'llu is not occupied :Holen Brush. Gardner Thompson’au’d
the northern pun: .._ 'of the Lake re- $25.00 Overcoats ......... .......................... $3.85 “5 lhc ‘pllliilltll’lh‘ls. who are still I Mal‘jOl‘V Pratt. The little folks played
gion. Pleasant wnalhcr prrw oils in $30.00 Overcoats .............. .. . .. ............. . . . . . 828185 3 9" col.) #1}? "I'm“ (.“Tt ol ”I?“ (2"); games during the first part of the af-
‘ Other districts H..- M ”w “OM".- 3338 8:32:32: H. l . l l l ‘ . i . , ‘ - f: . .................. $32.85 I “’0 ““0115“on”:(“Alvndvd “3' hm" lel'noon and then were ushered lnft.
Mountain‘s. Th" “'mlwqmm ("'mmuw $5Gl00 Overcoats ............................................ $33.2; ' 1974'“ l”. lhlltii‘lls, and llll' ‘ lull-slic- ”w dining-room. Where a table. pretlily
unusually mild rm. tin. s.-.;l._ml of lhc $63.00 Overcoats ............... .. .......................... $4 . \{ln stall :au to 1),. illlilllflllfi m_ decorated with the national colors. and
. '_ “ ....,_ _
FEM ‘11 all FN‘U‘HW- "-i‘lm‘li'n‘v' along Siflfifiq : DEE{‘erAR. 113:, {int}? .mm l‘ [”5" U“ l” on r.“ laden with good things. was spread be
“1“ "‘J’HI‘OUI bm'dw Nlfillli‘n rill-1 R l“ h” ”L H” T“ .‘dnH‘ 't 1” mill fore them. The party broke up at
—- ‘ l‘h“ “ill’llll‘l‘ Ul l\ovllo \vollld llpcll- _'n 1 my were most
--....“ " * .. - a . a} "lanncl Shirts ......................... 61-65 it} v, . , l (u , . ‘ -_ - ‘ , ‘31)01” -‘-"0~ and tle gilt. 5" ‘ '
, nlcns ...50 FIBI'Zo‘l :— ‘ _ 26" .l l. imu lo .llmun humor, _ . .~ _ ‘r r
VIEATHER A YLAR AGO Men‘s $3.50 Gray Or Khakl Flar.."-.°- ,. .lrts ..................... s .FJ “VLF \qq‘ 1.“! 0" 7" rikprg 'Rlnoere In (‘XDl’PSblng tllplr “151195 J)
TODAY. , Men's $1.50 Fancy Stiff Cuff stunt ................. ~ ............ 33: i'l‘l-lv‘ln-(l‘ q“ .).i ,f. . “l. t. it ”many happy returns of mp day" ...
n, usl'lt'l'illlll'I‘I “in". ‘_’l . l nu Men‘s $2.00 White Stiff Cuff Shirts, ....... _ ..................... 3 335 ll. ' 'k .I 5 h H ~‘h m, I ‘ their little hostess.“ Stamford Ade
v; g ‘ . Men‘s $5.00 and $6.00 Fancy Silk Flbre Shirts ................. 7.9- LV'l'lllill}! lo cl-lller llll'll' assaults t
..s. . mm. Men-S $103 Fancy Silk Ha: H35: ........................... 59; ‘6,” “m.“ 5“,“th lights, (We ca e. ,
-..- 7 -. .— . .,. ~- F u .Jn. an lcs ............................ _ . I. W . _ . _ ‘. .n u ‘ .. U ‘ _ _._,___ ‘ ‘ ' :
- w , 6:3;r'192323ngirt0w100l Union Suits ......................... $13: l ull,« lsloll . \\ lllt ll _« .u i._lll'!~ lts Mrs. “1 E. owlmy of south Mix-walkt
A Great Chance for the Large or Small Man— ’ oull e ectruqty and was brlllluntly entertained Miss Marv t‘assidv, m. :‘Icw
i O . - a Broken Sixes of Men's $2.50 White Wool Shirts and Drawers $1.63 llllllullllatell, was gtmmd hy V1110 York on S'itui‘dav. \
.g y. 9 W g Ladies $12.00 All WCOl .Sweatcrs ............................. $89.2: ;)u(,b_ 'I‘hp Illilll‘ glilS-‘l Shn\v ‘vin- . A ~ —~
. g , J “fins $1150 Heavy Auto Gloves ................................ (lows \l’l‘l’c smashed and “'0 i L
5 Men's $250 \ptloolpAtiftOHQlOVCL . ........................... $15.3: Ei'llflhiug (ixhihitcd .HH‘I'“ “,alnégrh POLICE TO TAKE '
W“ "" - -... '~""-~~' its: '~ :, ‘1" . ose .................................... . . : ' .' .. .. .
- .--“ ..l {5' .75. '00,. ? c ‘ .................. 35c El‘H‘tl mvnv. lll another listm t, . ACTION AGAINST l
. I ‘ , ”-m . . ‘ . “.1 Vll ,le . . _t,c \‘v/OOI half HO-E .................. i . ( . C ’ a ‘
Ilium?“ b' “l“ “H.” ll H ”W" \ I . . ‘ (fl jsaloon l\\'ll§'lll‘l)lilill olwn and liquor‘ LIGHT BREAKERS!
“1 "A“ “’"W' ‘1' “'"5 “'“ml ' "'1 r: g ‘ t “on in (on xv luemlwrs ol' ‘1 mob '
S] i I . - ‘ ' ‘ ~ l
i’ -l \ ' lfl‘é‘fii "is1 w- i owl? A age! S £3 6 e S l ,P‘mm‘ "ll‘JilL'l‘ll lll illslll‘l'slllg An active culllllalgli is to b“ Nir'l
min. a: 1 We»; 1; lirllw .... . ‘I .. . , ‘ {motels “l‘l'l' lll't‘ll on. but at last “”1 ““ E‘l'llh'”, “m,“ 11'0l";;1;li:pi‘3;'3
at "HQ ionic. T. .. :llu noun ‘1 ~ T -, g‘ ‘ S . N u . 3......1. ' .- , , ., _, mom :lm llc “(‘Cll'lCa co 1 .s f,
_ mm ...orwalk we . lures e. orwa l P (12., $2119.25 .....uuhhl. . ,_ . . H, ....d W, .... 9,,
Tll""lll"ll "m l‘l‘x'lll' tho ‘ltll’t‘l'll<0lllrlll - ' fin... ‘ ' ‘ .m. ‘” "him-”ML fcndcl‘s who HT" causing so much;
f H Hl'hl' ‘ l ‘ ‘3' l ir # v__ _ . -.. ..- l: llwsl. ~lll i Jupanr; l' delegation will. domain» and annoyance withI their;
“ ' A“ m ammumm a H‘ 5“ v A" . .. .. .3“! ll“ «'Hlil‘vi'lv on qlu-sliom: romin - llC- illillfllt'u‘ of breaking street amps;
SlPHll of :i l’li'tl sull'. :ls llllv'nl‘l'tl FollUWlllf-I ,h‘, .ilt‘ulitli‘ pf .l. ll'xillg ll l‘l‘PSlllt’lll \\ llllzllll .‘lCKllllt‘X llilunu'yl. ”‘0 P‘HH’ C')ll'!l‘t‘s>‘. lw lilh‘pll‘l’il Slit‘ll “(muffin-(.5,- ill‘t‘ growing very;
b-wn span-d until tomorrow , he would
buy.» u/Inbmted his Tiilll bil'llulzly. hav—
lhllhln's lllltlsml cur rlflll] in from ow
You will want :1 ‘oov ot lilo putz'iofiu' l‘m' Rl‘z‘f‘nl Wham]. burly lllsl Meninh.
' ' 4.: . . . . , , .. l ( l 0
writing "HWY" “mph “0 ”w MUM.“ comes the whorl ol ll lunch mil stolen no: hi'l‘ll bow on .l.ellll.ll\ Hill, 154...
out ill a larizé- (ll<(lrlllll, Sl‘l‘\‘ll"’ 13:1". Fai-lii'ld “\pylnt" lilillzvhol‘l.'_ “mum—~—
l'lolo l:-
IlH l‘l till» «1 in A l'vL'llllll‘ maul“: lll 01d \‘l'tl! ("will
; ‘l i I
ilnuntlnl')‘. L'. . (i. l‘.. will be hold
this evening in its hall on \V‘aslilnmon
'snil'vel, nvvl’ Illv South Norwalk Trust
1
l
l
and allied flag pupul: (lot :1 box while
[lollnl-lly's 10; So, j\l.'lil\ Sr.
l inn-"n
it iats‘is. . __ 1- lei.
I 'l'lw [Midst-port ilUlll'l‘ lusl t“.t‘lll'l1!
Alto. K,“ i‘l('l‘.‘lll’ll\.5 ()lq-lil‘Sll'H {lillll‘r' “'1‘”.th ”1" ”1"” ”f ll lllllclt tourin:
Fl'll'l'l.. Arlllln'j, llll l (l'l'l'(|l\'. “‘1. l‘lnll'. llllll 0“)" The car l5 :l “H”,
cvlinllcl‘. Model TL'l-Tl, blur-k hollv :llid
' “1’“ ”“1““ l” P- G Mm”- “f ‘7 Fill-1" tlus meeting: to entertain the grand at-
h“. ”NUT lllnil‘ , Bridgeport.
nizllt, (‘o. All members are ill-llit‘ll lo h" l"l“"
H‘Ill as arrmlgcml-nls will be made a.
Thi- cosi 'ol' ll‘lllL' is high hecuusr
we make it so. We
‘ l'll-ld avenue
our grandfathers did. because We can A
' I
———»- — ' ‘tumnlll. ~
af’fol'ni to, but we cannot zll‘l‘old it! ,nww is a very inli‘l'cr-iint: display . ____ '
spend all and sum. nothing, gm” :1 of (“'0 war helmets in tllcndnuinc‘v‘» .\u llI-nl "lll‘t*:ll‘l’ll ill a l‘l'll‘lll I<Sll‘
. savings “”17”“; “it“ the South NH" ..m-nm- winllou. one a German "(‘u:ll~ ..l The :lenzinol. whinl was o'uamc-l
walk Trust (‘Olllllitll\’. «ii per cent intclr regarding a
est paid.
filmllla" type. ll‘mll illt' police blotter.
l'nlllplnllll made by Mrs. VV'llllanl 9co-
Rot-in Hill. tllal T’wn‘aulin
lluzl assaulted he} and ('llllczi
\ statement ll'll“ b-‘Pn
scuttle" of an already
i|llll lb:- olh 'l’ a regulation steel head-
pivcc of ill» French Army, which is the
l'll’r‘l (if lls hind sl‘i‘ll lltfrl' l‘XCl‘pl lll>
it is of :1 much more ultra“
l-lSll Sllt'l'luls l'm
lll‘lll. (if
\\'t‘llnl-.-'ll:._v
(ll'm-n l)lll"
(lit-“ll
'li‘rnsll grim“ slilt'll L’lll‘ ll).
Slrvv'ls
l‘l"ll”“‘5- lll‘l' vile nalnvs.
'sl i: e l- ‘l' . S l: l is lll:ll‘lil‘l"ll :lfu- . ~ .. . . ‘ .
“I! I} H h H" l H l11 l l' L lll' the mollcl than the Hun Li‘mllm‘f‘". t.’?l'\\:||(l(‘d in lho Sentinel by .lls
7 fl ' ll : . V.S . - HI) 1“: "r I - - n 4 . . n . . . .
sea "5"" "”1 volk H ‘1‘ (tr 1 \‘t and \Vt'lfllls lulu-ll less. 'l‘lu mo \lelc Sump“ “.11., dcllal-s 1h,” hm ,um
"' i" ' ' .‘a r. ': .' [T on i v ‘ ' . _ ‘ ‘
hm“ huh fill (‘12:. l “1““ l ~‘n'll bv I’l'il'n'c l". (l. “cell to .lllllltl‘n lliililll was unnutllful.
"1 "‘r ‘3 " ' “St =l\' on Y N‘ . . . .
“‘11“, l A Ulll ‘ m ‘ Ct 11 . A: ("oni'tvy‘. .zl' tllc (Jli'lltlt‘lllll: ~l.lll'.
. w v 7 ‘ . vn‘v \1 ..
.‘lT'l‘ALl‘ill‘d. Allh‘lla.~l-\..
For Coughs, Colds, Etc.
' WHITE PINE AND TAR
25c per bottle.
A meeting \vil bc held in the citfi'
llnll this r-vvninz of the .lavor's com
on llw lo Nol'wull-r’s
re illi‘llll‘ll! s ldiers. numbers '11)-
been
VILLAGES TURKS \VITH
TA RTAR BAN [)8 MAKE
AN 0TH ER CIIA PTER 0F
.A'l‘ROt‘I'l‘IES
lContlnum‘i trom l"ll‘:’l
V\-(‘l('()l'l(‘
All
I he committee have
“'illo‘l‘
Stillson-Powell Corn..
South Norwalk
imililld lo
notified and are requested to attend.
.\ very important meeting of the.
lullll‘cs‘ Auxiliary of Elks will be lli‘lll
till: cchln': in the Elks Home at. S
«mimic. All ladies who are to ink“
part in the coming [air are requested
to be present and make their reports
in accordance with the orders bv the,
chairman of the fair committee.
A culllllllltllll.
SAlllliil, Pills fill a
lllillllll) goals
if
l'Wzi‘!
llw cut-Ill} liilil lllvlllllill‘tl'-ll llll‘ lul-
~i2ions \lltll artillery.
(‘ill’l‘INll.\lilC.\'. Jun.
Npul'luvun l'ol'vcs lluvv- overturned
the ;rovul'umcnt lll \Villlclmlmvcn.
Hill-many. and out-uphill llll- bunks
ililll public buildings. 'l‘llcy have
ordered llll‘ court-llml'llul ol' lllt'll‘
’opponl-nls. Railway traffic to and
'l‘ltllil \Villl-zilmlnlven has been stop.
lu‘ll.
PARIS. Monday. Jun.
l‘l'inl-c Fl-isal. ("l-own l‘l'lllcc
llll' lilllgllhlll of llt‘lljllz. t‘l'Vl'tl lt'il
illl\‘.vill'l0l'll0()ll to a number
..\llll-l'lt'ail journalists.
oi. llll‘ ,llls‘l-lt'll Inf Al'dlllll'x‘ l'llllllls
lu-l'onc llll‘ Peace Congress. and
shout-(l on a map the extent of the
boundaries ol’ the proposed Aral;
confederation. which he said
should incllulo Syria, Mesopota-
mia and Palestine.
35;
"7.
(if
t'
NO‘ ONE BUT YOU
' Give "California Syrup of Figs"
cross. sick, feverish, constipated.
' will know what; bonds,
stocks; bank-books, insur—
;
look back at. your childhood (luvs.
Relilcinbcr the “dose" mother insisted
;on-i--castor old, calomcl, cathartics.
once and legal papers you
.. ' have if ycu keep them in 'l ;How you-fought. against. taking them; (“OVS’P \VTIVOPI F gum“;
l V , C. 1 With our children its different Moth ‘ h“ ‘ f)“; 1—:(‘rc‘cl' lll‘d- ’l .l t i
“one Of our Safe DEPOSlt ’ elf: who cling to the old form of physio f .' ““ l ‘ . l '“ m“ 317*
it 1 . , , _ u built are l-epluelng Bnlmlrlan
. » 4 :smlply dont realize what, they do. The ”U” N in Tm.“ w ar C l .' I} p .
BOY 55‘ ‘0. children’s revolt is well-founded. Their ‘ l r L . i H l”.— )5-
coivcd olltllusiaxliczllly by the
. tender little “insides" are injured by . . _ ) _ . . .
‘ifii'hen you have occasmn them l(1ll(l\ population. All able-llodled
i If fin" child’s stomach li\'er and: men were removed to Bulgaria.
‘5 . ._ ‘ s . ‘
-lllit the old men women and cll'l
. . . . . . l (l—
v . . 'leansing. glve only d9” ' "
,b0\ 81% need ( - 4 l‘l'll remain to welcome the (ll'Ci‘k
cious “California. Syrup Of‘FigS'" Itb‘soldiel's
.‘action l3 positiVe, but gentle. Millions] \VLAXII')1\'( )SI‘()I{ Sill J21“ ‘8
.0: mothers keep this harmless “frultt (By Associated Press').-«:.lapanose
laxative"-.handY: if“: know chlldrent troops at Mazonowa. ,0“ the Zeva
love to take it; that it never fails to! River north of Bla‘govestcllcnsk
:clean the liver and 1’0“"?15 and sweeten ; have clashed with Bolsllevlst for:
{the stomach, and that a teaSpoonmlict-s numbering about one thou-
given today saves a 5m“ Child ”mm" salul. according to reports rec’eiv-
=row. _» ed here. . . . ,. ‘ ~
Ask your. drugglb‘t {01' a bottle 0ft dead and (321:9; iftlfifididlmt m0
‘iQalifornla SYND 03 F lgs," Which has: '
Lm’ll directloné for babies, children” or rested several
all ages and for grown-ups plainly 011 '
. 7, _ taken them 1’
1‘ bottle ,: mm “ 9°“l‘leflgm peopleof thataa'll
t-z open your box, it may
,. l he done privately in one of
our coupon booths.
Boxes $4 a year.
l
age whoiare
, 'and neither expect nor desire
their from Emma-d two weeks hour
of f
He spoke,
Russian police agents had-r .ar-
Bolshevists and
ofMazonoya, but the
.k.’
‘ ' - i' ' i . i l )lll the city andfislcps Willi
{bl Sl‘llllllll‘ll-r “Kin-cued lxv \‘ist-ounr '“qmm ‘“
l - - be taken to stop the persons commit-l
l1 "'“d” ”1“ Jet-:mcsv l"(ll'i‘l-'.'il )liliish'i‘. lulu :ucll acts. It is thought that. the‘
ion the 0i)“lllll"7 of llll- Hill a: 'l‘ohio "nahhqlp are young boys in a spirit,
l'lill‘m‘35 “"lll'“ llt‘lt‘l-lllli'. linl‘on .‘lnkino of mischief. rowdics and drunltsr F29;
lewd lo the \qfi‘uliatlld PW“ (”WW lights are broken not only (lllllnf, l e;
in l , " “ .- night but in broad day light, and final
;Lh': .lnpanm-n will, first of all, contli 1,, ”my, hin‘u' been seen by a number.
’hmi‘ “1 (“"7“ “743' possible to the con- ol‘ people, \\l‘ll0 seem ratller'inoliné‘d g“
" , . ., . , , wuss such .laplenings up line ea
clusnrn of a just and p« lllmntn! mare l'illtll‘llilg lllomlinslanlly to the police‘.
:mv “""fas they should do so. A severe penal-I
riloriai expansion in (“llina or Siht’lia. l_v is axial-lied to such crimes and if;
uni-said i 4' r _ :Iauy arecaughi they will be dealt with!
’ ' n' . ‘ - . . 'scvel'cly.
it hlle dullnliu. to dismiss with the .0“ and if it is found necessary special;
‘prcss any questions likely to come bc« omcers will be sta‘ioned about the Cl',
Etoro i'lua (‘llngl‘(?55. Baron Makino said: 43- ior 11“,- purposv of stopping such .
f "()lll' Minister of Foreign Affairs lll‘iu‘lh‘vs- f
hoax be rcgnl'dcll as: lin\'ill.: l-vpressnd FA‘7OR LEGISIJATION ;
llll“ views l'.' the pcacc (ll-lwrzlles in . ‘ .
outlining ih-- bl‘om‘l policies of Japan. EXCIXINST IMMI(1RATION:
ll" 'll‘llm‘cd of any question to "--.—..-
.lillluli‘g rlellOnS with Russia by on. ‘_ "tiling L nmal immi-ration‘
. .~ ,, . . .- _ . _. lull mom. . 'e g .
”mm” ”L“ she "PM”! in“ ml? {10' or a ln'l‘ilul of foul years following llH‘
dosires in :nwrl'r‘rc in. Russian (\lfali‘F. Harm ,_ “f '1“. peace treaty was up
.bul is williut'. if solicilcd to did Russia would lcnlallvcly today by lllP
liou—e Immigration committee.
Although no l'ccol'd vote was taken.
, ii is undilslood llli‘ committee divided
1 "r“ mi" .ngmn '1‘“ "“ "“"lmrml am- ion u to two for the legislation, with
bilions in l'ilino. ()n lln- conll'al'V. “'0 six mclnbcrs absent. Prohibition of;
1,"... ”11.4,.an vuguuml m “new.“ {hm l‘mmiuiailon during lllv' peace recon-
.’. .. . '-l of zillllclioll period libs been strongly
m’h'n‘” ‘HM " ””0”" urged by l't‘lll‘t'.~(‘illillth‘S ol‘ organized
llll‘lllil ll." "Fl 15! M'l'l'i‘ l‘lllll‘llV‘ll' ‘0 pro- , labor and others ill hearings before:
Lllllltr good I‘ll“ and tho common \vel- zlll- colillniiloo.
If The bill as now drafted would pct-
lllll an alien resident lo bring; his wife
and (‘lllllll'i‘ll (expect boys over 18_
“Tao. “3m“ 9‘li‘kill" “"“l” l‘pfm'lm‘l m ,Vl‘iil':~ old). into lhc l‘lnlcd Statesié
ilu- l-‘m‘oixn Minister‘s address. “HF- '
. .
Ls ,
.
\\'.-\.\‘lll.\‘l'l"ON. Jan. 28.;~Legisla-
in l'l‘filtlrlll‘: order.
"\‘isccllni l'l-hidll can: ample asslll-
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integrity .5
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Adm-ll .‘i\‘ lo the disposition of Tsiuu- v
llplzan nephews: under 18 and nicecs
inw- ”of any new also may be brought. into
Viscount l‘cllidu ll'll no room for ‘1‘“ country. Illufls” would “0‘ be
lllll'l'cd ll‘l‘lll cllll’)’ ior temporary sluy.’
doubt as to \zllcrr- Japan stands “‘3‘?“ ‘
he said our u m on- Pears COHEN-”4‘- PHONY NUMBERS GET .
Japan “as siren the l'lfillll “PM." i“; RUSSELL IN TROUBLE§
dispose of 'i‘san-Tao. she will hand ii ’ '
MFR 10 (‘lll'lil under ill“ terms 0f the A well drcsed colored man, with pol.
notes . exchanged “Fulfil" (‘hina and ished manners and gold teeth. haunted
Jaw!“ iD'L‘lHF. HHS. » the uptown courtroom for several
{hours this morning in an attempt tol
'cxplain lo the, court his reason for
driving about town with some queer;
looking number plates made of paste;
board on a car of a rather antiquated
Vintage. . \
'He was Russell Anderson of 64 Sum:‘
mer street, Stamford, and had visited
Dr. Charles R. Chasmar at his home'
on West. avenue, yesterday afternoon:
and purchased a small car that had
been lying dormant in the Chasmar
~HCN E. O. KEELER
AT ORANGE CO. DINNER
Nill'Tx'illk was well represented at ill}:-
annaul dinner of the Ol‘anit‘ County
‘Sicioty at lhc' llotel Biltluore. New 5
,York City. Saturday m‘ening. l“ Hon.
'lidwin O. Kcelcr, who was the quest.
:ol‘ his son-lirlaw. G, E. Brown. Th9
loinnel- was one of the bTii events (ll
ithe Metropolitan winter season with
lthe following distinguished men at the
%[finest table: General Fred A. Smith.‘ garage for some years. l
Generl Charles F. 309, R9". J HOlll'lGC‘ AS he only \V’lSl‘led to get tile-car [0
McGuinness. Judge Martin T. Mantong :1 Stamford repair shop he eVldently
' 17.3.3 thought he could get away with tem-
ll.3.’man Abbott. Benjamin B. Odell, Gent. porary number plates hastily made
auslaud and‘ from cardboard. While at Schnell‘s
i garage on River street the phony num.
fibers attracted the atention of those
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Y\la curane Coxc. Piefitlenl'.
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oral \Vaison, Arthur Mc(
Senator Georae A. Blauvelt.
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NEW HAVEN. Jan, 2S.~Unemploy—, notified. but Anderson started on his
ed men 10 a considerable number gath-g way before one arrived, and was later
eyed on the Central Green yesterday' arrested in Stamford. Judge Candec
and after discussion appointed :1 com- was in Hartford on legislative busi-
mittee to $99 Mayor Fitzgerald and re; ness today, and Prosecutor Dunbar out
quest work. Most of the men claimed" othis office on other business until
that they had made 'vlsits to the in- nearly noon, but Anderson stayed riéht
dustrial plants; , .
The Mayor listened to the commit, Attorney Dunbar appeared and was lot
tee and said he would: try and find placs Off With a reprimahd._
as for them at the rate of 25 a an)":
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nun; elm of them."
Poll.
r.
Drastic action will be iak-l'
, loci
NEW‘HAVEN MEN WANT WORK gabout the place, and the police were,
Therefore the most successful poul-
have through long experience worked
out and maintained the most satisiad
tory combination.
The manufacturers of cereals, in.
cluding corn, oats, barley, buckwhea 5
kafir, mllo, oil seeds, etc, Use Mari;
valuable by-products,' such as lmmlrr'
feed, gluten feed. distillerr" and bre‘l
ers’ grains. cottonseed meal. midi
dlings, wheat bran, linseed meal, mat"
sprouts, corn oil meal, etc. ,
From the canneries and peel-ting,
houses they obtain fish scraps, meat
scraps, bone meal and a number 0:
other things which are necessary for
egg production Which are lacking on
the farm and which might otherwise
be wasted. ‘
The greatest mistake is that chick-1
ens are fed too much of the cheapest
ingredient on hand or to be pur-
chased. A good hcn is an egg producing
machine and if she is kept in proper,
condition and fed with the proper}
try ralsers either have their feeds
mixed for them or buy recognized
brands,
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FRENCH STRIKE LEADER
ARRESTED .
PARIS. Jan. ZSFollowlng the "lllilr‘
on the Paris, Lyons and
)lvdilvnlliclln Railway on Saturday,
Lron Midol. Scereiary of the Paris,
Lyollxand Mcditcranean Union. was
arrested, the railroad still being opcr»
i'llt‘d by the military authorities. lie
will be court-marliaied. on account ()l"
the incident published in the Mntin.‘
which shows two black spaces where
it was censored, says'olllcr
arc imminent. l
Ult’ sll‘lkc"
fll‘l't"1<l s
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sAa COMMlTTEE
AGAlNST PROHIBITION
HARTFORD. Jan. ZRr—A vollmli»
nous report. submitted to the State
liar Association of Connecticut at its
annual meeting in. the Supreme Com-l-
l‘onm yesterday afternoon. by a com
:llllllt’o of distinguished Connecticut
jurists and lawyers, concludes in el-
that the proposed prohibition
amendment to the United States (‘mli
slilution Was never properly passed
by the National Senate and House of
Representatives and should not
ratified by lhl- several states. it is do
clnrcd to be inherently wrong in prin
ciplc and dangerous in tendency. The
committee signing the report is head
l)i‘
-cd by Judge Silas A. Robinson of Mid
dictown. for years’ on the Superior
Court bench.
WHY cullllwlllllf” .
llllls, llllilllllllSM
Says skin pores are closed and uric
acid remains in blood.
Rheumatism is no rcspector of one.
‘ ,scx. color or rank. If not the most dan-
‘a'crous of human afflictions it is one
of the. most painful. Those subject to
rheumatism should cat less meat. dress
as. warmly its possible. avoid any un-
due exposurc and, above all. drink lots
of pure water.
Rheumatism is caused 'by uri“ acid
which is generated in the bowels and
absorbed iuio'the blood. It is thc‘l‘lmc-
tion of the kidneys to filter this acid
from the blood and cast it out in the
urine: the pores of the skin are also
a means of freeing: the blood of this
impuriiv, in damp and chilly, cold
weather the skin pores are closel‘. thus
forcing the kidneys to do dou’ble work.
they become weak and sluggish and
fail to eliminate this uric acid which
keep accumulatinz and circulatinzz
through the system, eventually settling
I in the joints and muscles causing stiff-
:ness. soreness and pain called rheu-
‘mafism.
At the first twinge of rheumatism get.
from any pharmacy about four ounces
'of Jad Salts: put a. tablespoonful in a
glass of water and drink before break-
Vt'st each morning for a week. This is
said to eliminate uric acid by stimulat-
ing the kidneys to normal action, thus
'ridding the blood of these impurities.
ithere in the empty court room untilI Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless|
and is made from the acid of grapes
{and lemon juice, combined with lithia
and,“ medium Went remit; hi!
the manufacturers of which sausages.
nutrients and egg material, she wiill
produce eggs just as positively as a.
sausage machine will turn out link
STRONG COMPETITION
BETWEEN TEAMS
Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum,
.Making Final Sprint in Victory Carn—
paign, and Large Number of Appll-
cations Turned in Since Contest
Opened.
The contest for membership to
Sherman Council. Royal Arcnnunl. is
making ram'd prom‘css and the team
\voi'kelS arc now making their final
spurt to gather in lhclr prospects.
A large number of applications have
already been turned in and as the con-
test is nearing the end. both tcams are
i‘l‘yim;r hard to outdo the othcl'. Cap—
tain John “'riglcy. with his lieutenant.
Frank Goodchild, in command of the
“Blues,” have made this contort a
lively one, and with it goes much
credit to Captain Elton Hoyt and Lion
tenant “Bill" Hoyt of the “Rcd-i.”
..To all the members of Slll"‘lllllll
Council. we ask you to turn 071' to
night. come and hour the splendid Yr“-
sulls of ”he team workers dull”: the
contest and the plans that “u; hp
drafted for the dinner a? no How!
Mahackemn, Every ai‘lrlicéllicn “...”
count tonight so bring one wi'll
properly filled out and signed. ll
cannot do this, come any way.
presence is necessary.
Among the special ri"il‘ll‘l“4 lcnir'ht
will be an address on "Tim (‘l‘ y After
12 o‘Clock, Midnight." ‘l‘l'v
begins promptly at 7 o'clock.
will
V l on
lllt‘.‘l ing
MR DIBBLE‘S CAR STOLEN
J. Irving Dibble. l2" Beluicw avenue.
last eveningr l'l‘DOl‘lwl in the police the
theft of his :llpPl'-\'ix Hudson touring
(ill‘ from in iron! (:l‘ Regent Theatre.
Mr. Dibble and a party (-1‘ friends were
atlendinc the performance at llli‘ lllca-
he and the car was‘lel't standing; at
the curb. liespilc tllc fir! that car
was locked. the thieves succeeded in
makin‘r away with it The number of
the mot-hill” in t":§l‘nhicliw-ul 7070
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lil‘ncv and To is the
bi".‘l l1] llll’ \\'t,}'lll. It
has been a t'o STAR or :. boilio 1r) me.
i had tflrr 'th.‘ i‘o‘llcpr» d b': mlvur onto.
which lull lm ”\Vw;
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mix a porsls‘mnt
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ing it that. \‘(‘l'}' night, llvloze
timc i noticed llla‘
lind‘a sound. sloop and perfect ll‘llll '8
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rollol‘. ii‘lLl
rest. the first villi-c ll‘t- ltll'llniztl 0'
the flu. l have complvtrly rcr'n‘i-‘l‘i‘d
and do not cough at all. ll (-0“ ‘1‘"
only 1.20 ‘to (lll'l’ that (llll‘lllllll" I'r‘llt‘ll
with Foley's lloucv and 'l‘ur. IN '1”
who read this letter try Foley‘s. Still-
son-Powoll Corporation.
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