Scheme Is to Rehabflitate
Farming Behind.
mild-lenders at New m
hut-4W in a determmed stand
to m down the cost at living, since
minds 0! every individuaJ at the pres.
ent time her-y laminate means to
note thil inane-tens problem nccesw
3’" fully in“ be employed. This is why
86w mes foremost commercial
Mere—manufacturers, bankers and
- merchants—«hue originated 5 move
mentfio iii-inc down high food prices.
principdiy through eetehnshing closer
W between £35m:- 5nd con-
’giuznen- Farmers and industrial lead-
u have joined hands in the light
food pmnteers and headers.
' jlhe emanation is known as the New
m firm and Food Founchtien.
our! may a cansidcmbie sum of
money has been pledged to carry out
its aim of rehabilitating agriculture in
(ht section. putting the farmer on his
feet am! saving the pocket at the ulti-
minute
d SO" '
entitle Methods Has Kept
. m.
‘ .é It is recognized that unbflnnteiy.
, the farmer in the United States. and.
in New England in particular. has no!
Ins no proper menus at «Emotional i
.ltis product, one otthe reasons for,
high It“ cuts. One advantage of
bution. This will redound, of course.
to the mutual benefit of producer 0545
.1 Mr. i
All aecudve meeting of the err-ecu!
tin mine of the foundation's;
board of trustees was held at the;
Framingham home of R. W. Bixd 1
president of- the Flintkote Company, i
«Blatanwhoisthehend of the
foundation. Here money pledges were
made, so that immediate notion may.
be number: by the organizations?
which they will report.
It was evident from the enthusiasm‘ .
uncefity displayed by the men}
- presient that the foundation’s move:
-n. ment is soundly endorsed, and thej
a. hunting and efforts of these me‘n—ail‘
-.g Mt in their chosen fields of busi-
‘ use or profession—will go far toward '
Achieving the success they have deter-5
nixed upon.
, Every one of the committee more-
over. has signified his willingness to
give considerable time, as well as:
funds, .to the cause for which- the.
foundation stands. 1
There is no doubt that. as the:
movement gamma. and practical de-
monstrations of its success mahown.
,- New Englanders will rally to itsl
[52 cause. Any practical plan 61' reducing“
5:19 coat of living @1151er deserves
m
*
the support of every 111 ban and rum!
member of the \ew England commun-
mMuch Waste of Food Products.
Under the p19. .nlmg conditions. :
there is considerable waste of food
products. There are frequent sluts of
' certain of these commodities on some
markets, while it may be there are
scarcities or the same commodities on.
other neat-shy markets. the flew
the industry and discouraging
production. There is considerable
hoarding by profiteers, and manipula-
. tors, with consequent discourag-ment:
‘- nine. 11. e a. nun TABLE}
Corrected to June 8, 191.9 {
”UT“ NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. N.;-—1 181. 5: 421. 5: 49!. 6.08;
0: 571,7: 11x. 7: 54x 821611, 8:19; 8:59;
i 31241.9:39, 10:33x, 1025211.
1: P. tit—'12: 53; 12. 52 (81de
duly), 1:931. 1:38x. 3:171. 4:323.
5:273.5:,46 6::00L6061. 8::26L647
3 (Stanton! only). 7: 02; 8: 06!. 10: 07x.
_- Sundays
A. M.:—-1 18, 5: 42:, 5:49; 8:59.
5-19; 10:33:, 12:03:.
H.—1:09u. 2. 44x. 3: 12:, 4: 32!.
5:“, 6:06;, 7. 02x, 7: 12, 7: 45:, 7: 57:.
"8:053. 10:07x, 10:40, 12:34:.
new YORK TO 80-UTH NORWALK
". .A. Jib—12:10; 4:19; 5:88, 6:3L
5:55:35H51;915;9:45;1o:so; I
‘ ~19 M.——12:03; 12: 45 (Fridays end
My: only).1:09x,1:35x (Satur-
«1131.215: 257.330; 355.
I: -4~.23.5::.::1u.529300x.503.
7:301. 8:101,11:15;‘
781mm:
' A, m—u: 1o; 6: 00. 8. 00:. 9: 00;
5:21;1o:.m 10:.53: '
VP. ‘Mr-‘UXIO. 12,53: 1.~54; 3:.35x
anaemtwtzao; 3:15;
5:0; 1935;11:15; i
. muonm TO NEW HAVEN
L'. A. M.::——12265,120x, 5:402. 6:07.:
.-. 9.15.913231522 lazmmport),
’9. ' 11:35; I,
~' P. 41—1: 29, 3. 27; 4: 23. 5:,» 6:212.
r «52.51 70311.3 09;340x 9:25;
\ Sundays. ‘
A. Brit—12251.1:20l, 7:.43 9:15;
19:49 11: 123.11: 53;
'P H.:-—~210! 3mm 4:42: 5:45,
5:53:57-95; 11:23:,3z4ox, 9:25;10:15.
£210 (Bridgeport).
””3!“me NORWALK
)5.-—-1 .-o: (except w.
fineness: 5:50.650, 8:55;:z35.
”91.1.“: 7
. -1 1; 3:45; 4:,25 5:15;
3355331511913;
sane-ya.
l. its—32:101. 1:522. 4353:, 2:“
5553:. 3-415. 1.1: 00.
f9. I.—~fl: 7h. 1: 551. 2:235. 3:401
5&5: .1‘; 0 11; 7:95; 9:18: 8:“
m. mALK TO DANDUIY-
ad‘s-0:138:27. 315k. .
3~ P. ‘45”. 1:51! W“ 8:3-
”) “‘3, 5:43, 4: 3k. 5: 22, Czfi-
en’icient marketing mutilation; he 1’
tumouistoinieetmperoei
Wanna properdietri-i
~New England. dflum W de- Bolyoke. nmmumnm,
Motheraud 775795 Daughter-5
-—Afta- Boys Hod Gone
to France—Decide They’ll
(2qu
When thetwosonsothlrnmise Mikado!!!“
-v--—-r‘-‘—-‘-~ .._.. .——4;...._~- .-.
..._.- - .4.- ......4.5....... _._._._..-. u..- ._....; _ .1
on: 3&5.” ' ' Am
the ”one JW of
844nm - g
. 1’
Powrlphsedthe mumtbtwhummm m i
land :1 1 Beth l , 5° . . more I g
31., 91:31:13: ain't-om: fl: drum M in 5nd nee-rile- !flfv‘m stunted 'ney hsve been ;
' mammmummmmwmmtupm- .
cided that the remainder of the T. M“: "I a w H'- W W in W“. .1 in. I
family should go. too. The remain- chestrs, no the boys say. the: m inn emu. T303311“! arr 1
1 the r 1 con-heed of Mr; mm: 4 mm savanna 3: mm 1: -
duo unity ”mm-emmm Perinnndweve‘instantsneone -
Bolander and three daughters. Y
Alice, mm and Paul They are "J43; .:,“wd'f‘,”
allconcertm. ”Milieu-yum “mm“
first call went out' from the Y.M. then-ends 04 mm. They
C.A for “terminus they enlisted allowed to go ecrose because
usunit. . two buy! on the other 5H5.
Mrs. Bonnier M the gutter when the statistics was signed
agiia
j5§§§35§
hit-helped the 351113.31" own!
the at“: M at homesick-u 1
nee-55r - f
«u hear it. he more often wants
rota-time.“ thie We music“ . i
”W
~-— 1
tothei‘armc'. ‘ I. I esendllnchotherimwndsgendu knmtmfidc‘r ' ' ‘f"{'
xpediem. M
Proper mutilation, thereto-re 1111- as my be W e
der the finnflation 'snppiea. is can~ Hoe- Fame- in to Be Midi.
sidered the only means to prevent Plrauefllg the acne-due method-or
boarding and eituxinam NW. standardizing meadow-d teen-on
The New England Farm and Food every industry. ubhrnerieto besid-
'Foondation will 551' 5:5 {regulating ed in an”! am the lines of
I force um these pa, guiding and stand-editing the prod-‘
The foundation undertaken in m‘ nets of the term. Perhaps the most
possible. way to introduce and sustain important result to be expected by
e 1.3“" buy-high NewEn surf. the ultimate eons-w will um
C We y a .. thmugh the farmer's proper and more
consumin millions: in fact. er
possfli‘e 53m" 0"!" “1‘ h (11111;: dilefit mark?” .M “‘rm “
between the farmer and the: direct his product to the people themselves.
consumer. The thousands or m.m_ By than am Iain-distance
es in mills and factories who are um“ height "‘23 and the profits or the
fering most from H C L will mu), numerous go-betweens who now
benefit handle farm products, the consumers
dollar will go considerably further in
To Auiet Exfsting Agencies. food-
The Farm and Food Foundation will 3:3??th of agricultural
|not duplicz‘. to anv work that has b‘on The banks of New England are to
done by similar existing organizixtions be urged by members of the rounds-
lts p1inripal duty w; 'll be to assist and lion to assist N" Engiand ”1.1km“,
1Hnlnf01ce the efforts of such bodies are in every munch; m_ “at the
along practical lines or agrir uitural 3mg, m“ often been 51 a disadvunt- .
improvement, increased production. _
and economic distribution through the: gwmctm 1:19: «11:11:?! 29:33:
raising of funds and loans of money.- financial assistance wil
since mury or these associations are benefit to all-innit [ml be 0* “t“
at present handimppod by lack ofl 3 king for Young .
finances Thus a" M M F0041 Another feature or the foundation
Foundation will not be. in reality a di- will be to 3531“ Whenever possible
rectly orienting organization. The young men to obtain an 881' rel
new “808‘
WASHINGTON. LII. 1:3. «Fa-cram
Ne report on the hill”:- 111% leasing
of Government owned oil, cool phos-
MEI“ sodium ind: ia- the our-3
pace 5! 5min: production was or-
ders My by the Saute Publici'
“nominee. The votewns man-t
iw. l
l
i
L“- --5-2- ~-.—.._.. _,
111111111 A cuss
or 11531. 1101 was :
‘ serene 33511351131. 3
Sanitary science nu of into new
rapid strides with malts tint are of
untold Blessing humanity. The int-
est application in nntll'bx 5*:
scorch is the recomendetion that it is
u necesenry to attend to internal 5nn- l
MOI ot the arm ”when of the
3'9“” 3““ “W‘W 3‘“ In“? education tnd give them “Mm body an is; to the drains of
trial Kincaid-n com the financial bucking to start farminx. By
Farmer-3' Exchange and “he". 1"" this end the other meme already one
be part of the media (hm Wm mereted, the foundation hopes. final-
the foundation will We- ly. to bring back under éuitivntlon the
One of the greet W of vnri- five million acres of land m New Eng.
one like mm that have been land which are new lying idle. in
inaugurated and hue i- an" m addition. the inundation win meant-
upeed. and the grate“ WW‘VM3 age and help in every way it can to
them ins-men Wee; heme been ,re-establish and extend New Eng-
dne to their inability to oat-in enli— land’s live stock man-try
dent inaudfiOmmtel Ahetthuemthefeunda-
cooper-Aha! woeful-instanc- tion hopeueoemplish, imbue-en
Irience. h is to ”ply on: essential alone let it be thoroughly may.
business knowledge in the farmers’ stotid mum with
interests end for the benefit of con- plemenmry to a). m of (1.3.1::-
sumers that the New England Farm m qua; ye gum to
and Food Foundation expects to ac- bring ghou better m results in
compiish the desired results. this port of the country.
Agriculture Hoe Mined. I The lilt of weer-.9441: the heard
it is a deplorable tact thet agricult- of m of the Fun and Food
are in‘flew England has been steadily Foundation, is really 5 "Blue Book" of
(lecithin duringuiep-t hull century 15..- Engine 5......“ leader»
despite the on em it u the basic men with 5 ma. We... as .5:
industry upon which every other loam“; “W m "pk.
dustry primarily depends while curlers. w 117. Bird or M
m8 cm“!!! 1.50 stadfly _iledientottheWCo-oany.is
decreased in mention, the younger; president at the (Men; thug-hot water and Malawian on
eiement hell-g shut-donut the turns George A. Gnilive , redde-
fu'theeeue; Atthepiuentti-eihe American Wrmr p tofthe'f
pendentonxbewv‘eltsntmmr presidentotthe Sta-54.5.9 Paper:
method-m. 255mm?! Compartmm “525mm
mun-hemishreeiyre-m vine-m mixes-ureter ‘3
hie lot-the :nnreneedeonet living rumbaw.mmtmm.hm
:.en-nnwmmxmm - wraith-(LI? r’i-anle-'- -» ”
mettfireuens why-them Cm,Buten.I-u. mmmhmwmmtm
England iarrnjnsiostatincon’e- “on
m. ‘1”; alba- ’M‘ 7“. h 8 new Sun LSherley.
foundtoenisth thehddm mmseconssxenu;
methods-”Sodium: uni-- mmmomrm, AUG. 15
he to: I 7' .., I , I ~Elghty-four would“ 1%.
(menus toxins; th- ant-he.
“Wine-53W Min: 0
mmfiembenndpmi
thin-5.
Morn: who are accustomed to
feel dull and hairy when we urine:
Whmmmem-emi
1.51m. mum-ell“
sch. can. tundra-153111135553;
daisy by opening the chic” d the'
system each morning 5nd mashing out
the whole of the internal m
mm m.“ . /
Sterne. who-tier ailing. sia cu
well. should. 955)) Benin: Hill!
West. drink 1 due of (Id hot
water with 5. w rm
phesphntein itu tre- this”
sch, liver and. an" ,MD
W8 [radix-stim- wute. com-hoe“
Mdmtoflieltmch. animal
In empty stench in ma»
Brunt-sting. ltdunemen-theeour
-dwurt’iahmww
minimalism
1255de who 55-5
“with—1113541.. lawn
m
ha been so vest in all eechon' s
of the stem that in several de-
partment: it has been m-
s'ary to change plans. The
goods are sold. Well, only a
few instances are on record
where a man keepe his cake
and'eats it. Some of the offer-
ings were very tempting, so,
what will you.
In the We
the sale continues
$24.5 ‘
1»:le
..n
1...-
Odd Dressing Table: Cut Glass and
A-elhn Wei-m. - Silver
reg. price $26.50 new $20.00 “Hard." m v22:-
65 (111.. .._1 111.‘ 3.1!“-
33000 Rcllxh lam...
$36.00 now a” (:hvt‘xt‘ [Hg-1.
$40.00 new $32.00 011..- 1w...
' M:l_\(~n'1.17~.- \th
’ Bum-1 IM
,9 ‘
reg. price $30.00 new $24.00 (fandi 11-.
fimm now mm Ell)“ ()X' E :Nk“""
$45.00 new $394!) 3"‘0‘2‘ “Ch-
Golden-Gk.
. <1
reg. price $27 on now $2100 Sterhn.-1.\er
( I ' ..
53300 new 524.50 P' “‘1 f
.113.- ~- . .
. Vufly Dune-g Teflon; 1’ 811.121; 1.. ‘:.<
1 ' " i‘ ‘1‘" .-
' reg. price 885 00 now $74.00 3 «"11“ fl”
$75.00 new $65.00 (-1.” . .
n.
411’ \
China Cabme' ts 3‘ 3’ M" l
Fumed 0dr, rcgularpfice$38£0 305,533.00 “The "E Z Maxi
Jennie-n (bk, regular price £35.00 now {31.75 E!
- x 8
Golden 05k, regular pn'cgj—iaoo MUN This ,. J. ”7,3,1..."
Amer-icon Wahut, regular priCe $60.00 nowm 2533951 1"“ ““211:
31' U ..1 ‘,‘ ‘j. ..‘1
90'” now $2.50 genuinc. r -"
My, regular pnce' $54.00. 110me dificren! ; am»
$59.50 new $52.50 5'3. 00
Fourth floor. ASk lu" ‘. . 11.
in the Millinery Shop At the
ii Autumn styles intrude mg the summer love- T0116! Section
in-
All the summer hats are bargains. They could 13mm,-x mic.“
be put away! ' $1.00
Did 50"” one Whisixr, “styles change!” These Temp}. ..‘11\‘ 51"
hats are alwa st 15—111 35““? ‘ ‘ “MW“
35 m y summer. The woman ‘ ., (..,.Wl
l....
of individuality wears things becoming and makes and .
her style odors.
‘ Bath Soap!
Comeandseeihecasedevoted museum white.
' ‘ an... in luv-q; r - in handy
‘ ”f m. to hind,
fin OCkfi as > / Lilac b.
W “St ‘ ‘ Benn-in 25;
5 Violet 1.
.ht (0" m, These III/m or Cmugm
w E i ‘1 ”a. . “e “Hyglo” Mania!!!
’5 Libs, black and fit: also . SC:-
al-fcwi-fiin II I I n *5 . "i. N31] P0115".
“D sew M Cuticle 111‘: .1'
Own a at "‘0‘ Nail “'hiti' . $1.25
. mmmye _u.“ . Emery l‘-ivi r, 311;“
‘IE. I ‘- 3516 118.! 2 -
’5 full mod; N m m p
I I . Bla H. h 8 m 8%. [vail’tlr l
8 Eh 9 “9515 , A Cleaning- 11mm 4:
/ restore lumc 1n xv.
. -'-:;h
a.“ I ‘5 toilet MINE-.1- . \1 .1. v
- ' V .. """ have been smlcd ‘
Mai.
35 cis-
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