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JUST OUT
‘ll RECORDS
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33.3.1“
'l‘ill We Meet Again.
W'altz.
L::1 fiziful Ohio. Waltz.
‘1 ldu' the Boat. Fox
Girl Behind the
' One step.
Over Heels. Fox
Always Chasing
'..lJOWS.
‘ ‘11 Pretty. Fox
C
u... Jui Marie. One
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19'.“ it. the Land of Begin-
.ing Again.
I've Found the End of
the Rainbow.
Gélflowly Irish Song of
Songs. McGormack.
64796—Kiss Me Again. Garri-
son.
64563 —Songs My Mother
' Taught Me.
‘ DONNELLY’S
l6 So. Main St.
SOUTH Konwm.
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HEATH
Nearly Twice as I‘ll-any Men
as Women Died in The
State
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_ 'l‘uice as many men as women (Ili'
lot tuberculosis in the cities of Connec-
;i.icut. while in the country about tho
isame numbcr of both sexes perish
girom the disease. . I
in the city tuberculosis kills fewer
{children than it .:\\'ccps away in xlm
;('()Ui‘lll'_\'.
i ()l' the two sexes. more girls than
boys are. killed by the disease.
i These monizzhing statements form
lpart of the biennial report of the lion-
inecticut state tuberculosis cummimmn
{which was today filed with lll’n‘vrnor
iHoIcomb. They arc proven by rec-
ords in the office of the State Board
.of Health and they coincide with sta-
ltistics which have recently been pub—
llislled of the ravages of the disease lll
England and Wales. The (‘onucctit‘lli-
figures for 1917. for instance. Show
‘tltat. per ltllllltltl population. tin-re
:were 74 males to H females. who died
of the disease in towns of more than
5,000 population. whilc for towns of
.less than 5,000 population. the death
.ralc was much closer. being-17 for
llllitlt‘fi to 32 for females. -
.' Similarly. the number of {exhale
’chiltlreu in the towns of more than 5,-
jotm was 5, while for male. children the
n
to
em law-«l
\ (I.tll:t1;llvl’. of acne llaylot‘t.
South Nov-walk will make an official
\ ml to (may lluylnt‘t. in Stamford. this
'it‘nln“: Savoral tramps will be tali-
«n in.
The large house on the north side
I Melbourn . road. which has been oc-
'upied by Edwin .B Bennett. of the
nnctt “'irc t‘o.. was sold yesterday
' thc Agency to Anna K-
Ubbill York city.
.\ ur'valh
nl Now
- "The- Victory" Fish Markt will open
March ;.
7'.“ \l'tlariwm :1 ayenue
\nht'illll; that he had been
up" on the l";>t Road. at \K'cnfil‘e's Hill
Sumn'ord. Saturday night. Lewis Pas-
w-rnrtnd to the police that :1
:cl; and $100 in cash had been taken
tum. lmer dcwlopmcnts showed
inotnnc was in an intoxicated
l‘hv- watch was found In-
_ v“.
.llnlt.
'2 :ln- road.
and derby hats, O'Brien.
Tn . lll‘tll‘t’i and l‘nlut‘lust' U“ {I jlztl'l‘
' in u in the amount. of $354.72 ub-
‘;:ln".t-l “a the (‘iiy t‘nmt of Stamford
gourd. Lillian Raymond of Daricn and
lulm t‘arumu of New (Human. covering
aufurd property. l‘chrvtt Ravmond
Stamford has filed suit in (‘ommon
A
in.» Court.
Broom“ A;
"ree ll“-
Hs-riunin: tin wot}; llll‘
' A
- mnn l‘crv‘ (‘0, make
_ . will
' « vies .2 la: :2 or small orders of huff.
$7.1m fecal anti poultry supplies to
.é2~.-".t'a‘-z=w!‘. vrt‘vz“? “’cli'ic=ll:1y 'l’imnc
:r'. 1.3
Pluwrlni E‘zt-lti. Arthur Tolio.i and
erriuen spelt. last. Thur»
he house and the bun‘
of (Linn “Bird-“n \Yilbur F.
“11““ .2‘591‘. Cards and
' .11; y-d and ‘tlr. Smith pro-
:1- ”rats" after which Mr.
:ml until a late hour of his
‘. wlnhalfi: \l
9112:}; .11
‘11-.
Morn-.1121 Lli.
9Xl-Cs‘lrf‘x0i‘4 in France, during the war.
The young men WFl‘P years ago mem-
be-ts of a Sunday Scllhul (“lags taught
l’uy Fir. Smith :1: 1i:.- Sprinrwood
ch. ml and . njoy haying; an occasion-
al ft'.1lll0fl \‘A‘Etll Mr. Smith. who has
‘rwn their tl'tll‘xltitlli0li «'VPJ' since the
-»
days of "\Yilbur‘s bow.
fist ~._.,._._~::.
with a supply of fresh fislt.——‘
"held ‘
{number of yictinm was 3.
. In towns or less than 5.000. the pro
{portion between the male and female
fchildrcn was exactly equal, standing
at :l. ,
: (‘ommcnliug on this fact, the report
adds: ,
g "The deductions from these findings
‘will be various and conflicting, but all
can agree that findings of this kind
'show how important. it is that. the
lfight against. tuberculosis should be
lcarried into the factories. stores and
'ofllces. where city men work. They
:demonstrate. also. how valuable a.
gfigliting force (.Ionnecticut has in the
various anti-tuberculosis associations-
'of employcs in her factories and stores
:and otlice. Officer-ed by enthusiastic
and able men. whose only ambition is
to be of servicn to their fellows. and
not. only giving financial and moral.
support to their sick. but also exercls~‘
ting a tremendous influence in secur-
ing such factory and office and store
conditions as will best safeguard them-
selves and the public from the terrible
disease. they deserve from Connecti-
icut recognition and support."
Summarizing the progressive cam-
paign, the report says of the work
done:
“(‘onm-cticut has kept her patients
supplied With as good food and as
numy comforts as in times of peace.
She. has increased the capacity 01‘ her
satiatoria nearly one third. She, has
secured the site for her long—desired
seaside sallzttorium for her children
suffering from bone and glandular lu-‘
br-rculosis. She has increased the fire
protection. at the sanatoria. She has
Aupplicd tuberculosis experts to the
draft. boards. Slu- has given moral and
financial cncouracemcnt to the visit-
ing tuberculosis nurses and dispensar—
lcs of the State. Sim has supplied
factories and schools and societies
and newspapers with anti-tuberculosis
literature. She has supplied moving
pic’ul'u films on tuln-rculosis to the
principal theatrts of the state. She
has aroused among tlu- physicians of
i‘m- state. and. in fact, among all of
tho thoughtful and large—hearted citi-
zens of the State. such a sympathetic
intcrcst in her canmaign against tu-
l)<~rct1lo:‘<i>‘. as would not. have been
hm: Elli-l a few years ago. and is hard-
ly in be duplicated in any other com-
munity of this or any other country”.
Th.- rt-port c.1ll< :ittczz'ion to the fact
that thr- closing of the period of two
yuan: covered by this report found' the
l‘ount-cticut campaign :uzaiust tuber!
r‘tlltmis suffering. likuso many of the‘
State‘s ordinary actiritics. from the
paralyzing etl'ccts: 03' War and posti-'
lent-0.. It. adds: . l
"The first. of these wrrible afl'lic-
lions has now til apear- d. but in or-'
dcr to appreciate the importance of
llit’ doings herein recorded, it is ne-
cessary. in these, lmppicr day-s, to re-,
member that the war took from curl
sanaloria more than half of our staff.
of physicians. many of our nurses and.
orderlim; and farm hands, and madef
now-sear)“ the increasing of salaries’
and wages. and the paying a: extra-f
ordinary prices“ for food and for con-g
strur-tion mate-rial. and that the infill-l
enzn. epidemic caused us to erect a.
quarantine in all our institutions,
.inoapacitated and even. killed muses.’
kitchen lli‘lD. and patients. Bearin",
.thé-Se points in mind. the readers of:
“this report. must agree. that in the!
59.;
STATISTlBS
England. Germany. the Scandinavian
.ing communities of the Atlantic Sear
andlthe Supreme Court in decidingr pro;
received while in the. employ of the?
Connecueuti-““mo, Tex.
continues to 'carry on'.’ " '
Th commission regards the asthma .
lisbment of a seaside senatorium in:-
Whlch to treat. bone and gland tuber-
culosis as perhaps in; banner accom-
plishment. for the year. Of this suc-.
cessfully executed project the report
says:
. "Two years ago Connecticut had cvi-l : ‘, .
dcntly become arouecd on this subject.’ ‘1‘ H m Paw. . .
it then seemed to be the unanimous: The pmS'dV‘" recon-ed the new am-
opinion that an institution of this kind bafifiadm' from Argentina. Thomas A.
“ amino-7m
WASHINGTON. [Hitch 3.‘-Preal-
dent Wilson's engagement“ list today
was left almost vacant. in order to al‘
low him to address the conference «'1'
the man»; of accumulated business be.
I
should be provided and a bill was in-~ L'c Btvmn. who ltmsenh’fl his crcdetr -
Uigagement.
troduced in the General Assemblyiflals. Laterhe lad an
of
asking for an appropriation of $125,. with the l‘evrt“-'(‘nlfl‘i\‘w
non for this purpose. The bill was; l'armcrx‘ organizations.
farm-ably rcportcd by the committeel ~
on humane institutions, but when it!
§camu to the committee on appropria—l
tions‘ the tlcmands of the state for'
mom-y were so great. that this com-
,mtttue did not feel justified in draw-
ing so largely upon the State trea—
sury for a. new cilterprise. consequent-
ly. the. amount was cut down to $25.-
00”. To carry cut ihu wishes of the
State expressed by this appropriation.
this Commission continued its search:
for a suitable location, for such an in-’
stitution and finally purchased the so—
called White Beach Hotel property at
Crescent Beach. in the town of East
This
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PASSAIC MILLS STlLL CLOSED l
PASSAIC. N. 3.. March 3.7~—Onlyf
ifour or five employee reported for du-l
ty when five large woolen mills 01mm;
,ed today in an attcmpi. t.o break the'
.strike of ten thousand worknm for
:higher wages and a 44-hour week. As.
a result. the mill gates \wre closed
,within half an hour. and the strikers’
leaders announced that their organiza-
tions would stand firm against the ef.
fort of the manufacturers to Operate
their plants on a 48-hour basis, a con-'
ccssion of seven hours from the 5(7I1Hl-:
Lyme. for the sum of $12.000. out,
plnperly has an attractive «beach, is ‘
well removed from the thickly set-l —_.._~_.-~‘ ,
lied portion occupied by summer resi—. o }
dents and consists of the hotel build-3 '
. _ J
in}: with about 30 rooms. substantiallyl arnln
finished. besides two acres of land, a 2
small summer cottage and outbuild-l Fa? 31mg?! (gillspc: FROM
small institution of the kind desired. A g a}, l',umn“,m“;“; land (“.3321 ‘31:?
plant and some changes and repairs : Cronin 0: Mustard git-w new“? ‘muof
in the water and sewage system, the and comfort. to the sulfa-er.
property will be well adapted for a.‘ l
‘ . . g t is far superior to mustard 133.
51nd. institution of the kind desired. A2 ters. 0,. any “ml... ”t on me unlike”.
Ill-“Ch larger appropriation ‘5 “9395‘; It rcllves Cnngt‘rllllll, inflammation
sary‘. hOWever. if the State its to ac-i and pain alumna instantly. It takes“,
complish what we believe it desires to, the mac-e of pl: was or linlments fort
I
do and what other States about us; 0016:. Pains “flu Miles-
are doing for its children crippled, n has produced wonderful results
with bone and glandular tuberculosis. with thousands afflicted with
Adequate provision shouldbe made for. 1Mom. ton-“Hills. Hm" neck. neuralgia.
the equipment. and maintenance 0‘. congestion. rheumatism, sprains. slil’r‘.
such an institution muscles. bruises. colds in the Phcsl,
bronchitis. croup, headache. lumhago,‘
”The last International Tuberculom‘ pains and huhes o: the buck or joint;
is Congress. after discussing the sub- and chllblalns. t
ject at. great length. passed the fol-
lowing resolution; ‘I_n the viewot the
need that than is or Wamcafl
turberculosis in special sauna-la. and
in view or the mucous or. antic-aide
treatment or surgical. tubes-cumin.
this Congress solemnly resolves (emet
le voeu) that there should be provided
for cases of surgical tuberculosis, par-
ticularly for surgical tuberculosis in .
children, special sanntorla. on the sea: ’
coast. and’lhat the building or these
seaside sanatoria should be done ‘on y.
as large a. scale as possible. and width .
as little delay as possible.’ '
2 "Most of the civilized states of the 3
world that possess a seamst, France. '
of Cream of Mustard in the medicine
client: for emergency. Ask your drug-
zist: 25c and We jars. hospital size.
32.50.
The Cream of .‘luztard Co., South
Norwalk, t‘onn.
countries. Portugal. the countries of
South America. andour ’own neighbor-
governors and mayors and clear away-
fore- he leaves tomorrow on his reluzn. .
soyerali ,
ule which prevailed before. the \valk..
sore .
Every household should have a jar ‘
and
I
l
therein not a mom in your
need at; least; on of some kind.
' ' WE HAVE ALL KINDS IN STOCK.
Dining Room Tables, Library Tables, Parlor Tables, Dain-
or Living Rooms and Big Strong
en, Telephone Tables, Typewriter Tables,
fact. any kind of Enable that you may need.
FREE DELIVERY 1'0 ALI. sunnommo TOWNS.
RAYMOND 8t SON
ty Little Tables for the Bed‘
Ones for the Rite]:
Gard Tables; in
«Am -‘ ‘ * 1:215:23 ,
Thereisnomoreuleful‘piwo otfnrnittmthnna table.
home or once that does not
is assured.
3 .
Every Grade
“—-
Cllildren’s Shoes
Are a specialty with us. and as our stock includes all
of the best makes. a perfect fit for the throwing feet
' Reliable Stockings of
CONNIE-ALLY & BRACKEN
“*me
maroon!
Gena Mali W RI.
momma-pa.
CENTRAL“ HOTEL
1hr. arm Btu-n
an.
a “I. hm dug-j.
W. m; “I! Mun.“ 'Itnllu
1'01. 1m.
3. mm
REAL ESTATE ’
In all Its Branches
J. M. Layton & (10., log.
t .
, um NOBWALK. 00“. I
. _
THE NEW 139m
DEFINITION OF
cause 01‘ the disease and the m o!
adjuetlng the some. Disease ls'm‘
by n Wrench. twist or sprain“ in III‘
black. Even it done In chunk—mu
creates pinched nerves and mm [In
, later life h. the different organ: all
limbs.
through harmonizing the none ‘0-
MM in your body. Female mum
given special attention; also can.
tors of the spine. You5 will amt”
d“ not giving the bempncm O'M'
likely you.
Magnum: Treatments min» Aha.
1'. mos. n. c.
341 Waohlmton so, So. Namath. m.
Graduate from Palm» Om
' . Telephone
board. now have institutions of the
kind."
(From the Connecticut Tuberculosis
Commission, Hartford). ; ~ ' 3
—~- h.-- . For sale at the following drug
40 PER CENT. 0F u. s. OIL GONE futons:
_ ; Normals—H. Glenda a 00. '
WASHINGTON. Mar. 3.74m“ pors Norwalk—Devineat wick.
So. Norwalk—F. H. Bum.
cent. or the total known oil supply it..
thr- United States. has becn exhausted;
according to estimates transmittedl
by Secretary Lane to the Senate Com-I.
Store.
So. Nomik-Plaisted’s Drug .
So. Norwalk—Liggett’s Drugl
I.
mercc Committee in compliance with} Store. ., ‘“
of resolution prcsentcd by Senator: SO. NOWflk—Btfllson-Powolll -
Ransdell (Lal and made public today" Corp. .'
by the (‘tlllll'lllll09. . ; so- Norwulk—Glitlord Phar-
l'p to January 1, Mr. Lane said. it: macy- i -
So. Norwalk—H. A. Mead. ! ‘
total of 4.398 000.000 harels had been.
Drmlllcctl. “lulu tht‘ known arailablel
oil resource. not counting the shill!“
deposiw, in the ground and in finld;
510mg,”- wcre mtilualed at 6.710.000.0lltl:
barrciy. Distillation of shalt“- deposits’»__
in Colorado, ['zah and Wyomlnr. how- 2
(yer. would produce Touonflflflfiml lmr EN' gérfeotfiekdaéo-KJQTEKZ: figm.
rels of oil. the Secretary said. SOUJ'H NORWALK TO Néw YORK.
in response to the same resolutlonl A, 31,4147; 5:27;, 53:49:,
Secretary Daniels informed the cont-igfggx.lo7g£xi12315‘”. 8:191'.
' 1 ' . ; , ' t . 2 , I .
mitts e that 29ml“), bfrrtls'of fuelqn'l‘l‘. ' M.——-12:03x. 2:5 (Stamford
“Ollltl in tainted by t..c nan in 1'1";only). “09" 138‘. 3.17)“ “32‘
while 31,209,000 barrels would he o’er-d 255571, 5:46, 3:02;, 6:47 (Stamfor
ed by the Shipping Board. Mom at loniy). 7:02x, szosx, 10:07:.
the oil for the Playy Department, hr: - Sunday. ‘
said, comes from‘ the midcontinr-nti’zf‘unfbrzéfi‘zizgggx' 5'49; 8:59
field in Kansas. Oklahoma and nor-E P. hie—1:091, 2344:, 3:12,, 432‘
thorn Texas, while some is obtninndlszéts, 6:021, 6:57, 7:02x, 71573,;
from tit—- Gulf coast field. E10:07x. 10:40. 1223-1!- f
; NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALKJ
= A. M.-4:10x. 5:30. 6:34. 8:00)“. 82512:.;
39:15:, Szlfix, 10:50:.
Darlen—S. M. Allen.
Weapon—Bridge Pharmacy.
Westporb—Westport Drug Co.
Wilton—R. W. Keeler.
8:59.
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TEXAS EMPLOYERS’
LIABILlTY
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ACT CONSTITUTIONAL P. Bic—- 2:033. Saturd S
\VASIIIXG'I'OX, March 3.——Tll¢‘? Tex-ion)“ 1:06 (extent SaturdfaYS, 13-}66
as Employers' mummy Act 0t 1913. (Saturdays (my) 2.15:, 2.57, 3.3“!
was todar declared constitutional b}"3:53' ‘:23’ 5:133, 5:29. 6100K, 6:03,
8:10x, 11:15:, 11:45:.
. Sunday.
A. M.—6:00. 8:001. 9100:,
10:60:.
P. M.——-12:10, 1.03x, 3:35; 5202.
6:25, 6200:, 7:05, 8:10x. 11:15x, 11:45.
ceedjngs brought, by Charlie Middle-3
ton. to recover damages for injuriesl 10:93,
Texas POWer and Light Company of
a§mwew§fi ~. 3: 1war against tuberculosis.
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If. DO you KEEP VALUABLE 2! 3
% Pmas ATEBIB, xx- < l
PDSED T0 was on i
DESTWN‘I l . . . " .‘ c l
. 3 stimtmlylndwidual
if ’3'”: A; l t
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IN‘ FOOTWEAR FOR
""“ 'WOMEN
. produced wondertul‘
SO. NORWALK TO‘ NEW HAVEN
A. ills—12:261. 12'583. 52401:, 6:07, .
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6:08 9
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fl‘ersbfietd’s Motor Express
122 wmnm
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my \ m '0me P30“ 294.
maxim; mm 2mm- m
DAILY me. am mwm an raw 1031:
t 84:
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your era. Prom ”lanthanum be
011!
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PaddedVauior Long mite.
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Hydnulic Dump
Arondptgbcnandobtained
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1—4224 Road King Straight and ‘2“
H43! Non Skid Stralgit 2nd $26.80
Parts for Ford cars stocked. High
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Overhaul now. 30 percent. at! on on
at max of Weed‘cnuinx;
have your out at 3'
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