Mrs. Ethel Lores Clark. 5?}
Cupid again triumphed over the footlights when a few days ago
a Ethel Lox-es of the new “Flor-adorn” sextette married Ma or
my B. ClarkyU. S. A" in New York. The bride is a daughter a a
Math: oil we. 9 Oklahoma City, Okla. She is twenty-tour yearn
lid on
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MANlfiEMENT
. ls Nielssllli
VSTVORRS, Aug. 3.—-A comparison of
egg yields during the first nine
months of ' the current contest at
Storrs, with the production for the
corresponding period last year, clear-
ly demonstrates the value of good
poultry management. .A year ago
under .the «necessity of engaging a
new man on the average ct ev’ry
three Weeks. The experienced poul-
tryman understands full Well that
this is not time enough for a man to
even get acquainted with“ the hens he
is taking care of. Such rapid fire
changes militate against good egg
production. During the laying con-
test last year there were actually em-
ployed five superintendents, and sev-
enteen different men worked under
them.. There. was no way to avoid
engaging so many men, nevertheless
this was poor poultry management.
The net result was double the usual
mortality among the hens; a loss of
nearly 15,000 eggs during the year,
and .a lot of ill will from breeders
who participated in- the contest. In
the current competition these adverse
factors have been largely eliminated.
'At. the end of the first nine months
lthe mortality among the hang has
been below the average; the egg pro-
duction'is above the five year aver-
age and 14.000 eggs ahead or last
year. The contestants are all pleas-
ed with the prospects of a banner
year. '
in the thirty-ninth week the light
and heavy breeds divided the honors
equally. Oneck Farm’s 'Den of Ban
red Books from \R’esthampton Beach,
grad“ d 1917 from the Oklahoma College for Women.
) lllssouel SELECTING
CANDIDATES
,l.jl‘l I W (‘lTY, Aug. 3.——MiS<
‘ lauri ll 14 Hwy are selecting candi-
f its 1 :lz‘i-iml and state offices
f m, pn‘fivl'mn the outstanding is-I
1,. T‘w ll‘flslf} of nations contro-
{ my 223-» is a principal issue in the
7, lull-J's ' l'illlli‘rll, for the United
Swim . amniul nomination.
‘ ffiggllfilsll.‘ -.. incident to the Dresden-
: ' luml exin-ndin‘ires are
wily a part in the voting“.:
m, «lion of Missouri republi4
:"i‘pul't‘ll a slate endorsing all
‘ ll Fl aligned with aNullonal
Chairman W.
1y.
bankruptcy with Judge Keozh
like three hundred creditors.
‘_1 w"
Committee Jacob L. Babler, and State
L. Cole, whose names
were mentioned in‘connection with thel
Lowden and Harding iunds respectivc-l
3%EFD%PEOP%ETT§§§§EQNgnfiJafigthyandottes 3“""11 by Harry 9. “fin:-
1 - - - - mom; 'i ‘
son, a tailor of Fairfield avenue whogpé,,;'ofl“”muh' L
had a plan by which working people Atkinson
were supposed to obtain suits for “Gland
and $15 each, today filed a petition‘in’fmm Elizabeih. x. J_
. . ,, Wt 11mm 50 0.2.115 each.
apparent liabilities 0f $14,000. A839“ lions was 3.650 eggs. a yield of 52 and. after another application or two.
""9 “0! stated. There are something heir cent and 100 egzs better than the your hair
L. L. nosed into first place with a
score of 54 eggs. Hollywood Farm's
{Iain 7
the supervisor of the contest was .
,. '1' ‘ ' ' ‘ Us
~ » mmmm‘
The three leading
the principal varieties . «are as fol-
lows:
Plymouth Rock:
Jules F. Francais (Barred)
Westhampton Beach. L. 1..
Gucci: Farm (Barred)
Westhampton Beach, L. I.
Merritt” M. Clark: (Ba-Wed}
1663
1639'
Brookiield Center, Conn. ~ 1512
' >White Wyandettec
Schuyler-ville, N. Y. . 140.8
Patrick F. Sullivan
Occum, Conn. 1371
Harry I). Emmons,
Plymouth, Conn. -
Rhode island
Pinecrest Orchards
Groton,‘ Mass.
Deer 03mm: Poultry Farm
Short Falls, N. H.
Jacob E. Jansen
North Haven. Conn, .
White Leghorn
E. A; Ballard
Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Richard Allen
1357
Red:
1656
1475
1448
1592
Richard H. Cunningham, of Stam-
ford. was a business visitor in Nor-
walk yesterday."
-—-The Best Sralesman4-A1Want A.
. Te.
GRANDMA 'USED SAGE .
TEA TO DARKEN HAIR
She mixed Sulphur with
Restore Color, Gloc',
Youthfulneu
it. to
Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
turn gray, streaked and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. 'Just
a few applications will prove a revela-
tion it your hair is fading. streaked or
phur recipe at home, though, is trou.
blesome. An easier way is to get a
bottle of W'yeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use. This is. the old-time recipe
pen of Leghorns from Hollywood.
W’aslt, were a close second with a
yield of 53 eggs. Chlckaiawbut
‘Farm’s pen of White Rocks from (‘an-
lton, Mass.v came third with a produc-
tion of 51 eggs. A pen of “'hite
Leghorns entered by W. E.
from VValliugford. Conn.
imperial Poultry Farm from
All throw new
The 'totnl for all
improved by the addition of other in-
, gredients.
l While wispy, gray. faded hair is not
lsinful. we all desire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive-
‘ness. By darkening your, hair with
lWyetli‘s Sage and Sulph‘l' Compound,
mm. tie-i with lwo ‘ no one can tell, because itgdoes it so
naturally, so evenly. You just dampen
,a sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hiir. taking
one small strand at a time: by morn-
ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
becomes beautifully dark.
five yeai‘ averting loi~ the last week in glossy, soft and luxuriant.
fl
Mounted on a chassis of proven "excellence,
this handsome roadster body, with its one
wide deep-cushioned seat, carries three pas-
] T sengers in genuine comfort. And under the
' rear deck is a Spacious compaxtnent. for
baggage or parcels. In its graceful lines,
heavy hand-bullied leather upholstery and
'To rin Gar ive Passengers) $1485
Sedan give Pg‘ssengers') $2495
,: Mills Single,-
, Will Delight You
If you seek the ideal roadster, for business or professional purposes, or
for added efficiency to your every-day activities, or for healthful recreation,
you will be delighted with the Cleveland Six. - .
Seater
lustre of finish, this roadster
Cleveland models.
And the motor! If you want to lmow what
is typical of all , .'
a motor it is and how it excels others, come ‘ 'f-
in and-see this car.
Coupe (Four Passengers)
(Price: R. o. s. Cleveland)
_ JAMES DONALDSON
32 Washington street, South Norwalk, Phone 468
‘
CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY;~ CLEVELAND: OHIO
Ride in it. Drive it
youmelf. Then you will know.
Roadster (Three Passengers) $1485
$2395 . '
peas in each or George Phillips
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulr
witnessed. Conn, ,, 155$ l
Seymour, Conn. 1528
Miscellaneous
JAILED Fo'n s‘rAssmo WOMAN
, MERIDAN, Conn, Aug. 3.——Ignatz,
of New Britain, arrested in Meriden
early yesterday charged with stabbing
Tillie Anderson, proprietress of a
roadhouse on the Yalesville road Sat-
urday night, was fined $250 and costs
and sentenced to sixty days by the
Wallingford court. The woman is not
seriously injured. ,Megacz says he
was denied admittance to the house
and when he attempted to force his
way, he was hit on the head with a
club by the woman. When he re-
covered he knifed her.
FRANCE'RAISING MONEY
PARIS. Aug. 3.~—The ministry of
finance has virtually completed buy-
ing sufllclent American exchange to
meet, obligations falling due in the
United tates, October 1. The Anglo
French loan of $500,000,000, of which
the French share is $250,000,000, is
due on that date. .
It is explained in high financial
circles that the ministry’s progress
in the matter accounts for the recent
A. E. Hampton. (:31. Leghorn.) ,
A. mmmtmnwutua: ,
M .m. El. uni
H. IBM (”W1
mom ' 133i;
ASPlRIN
‘e . _
"Bayer Tablets or Aspirin” is gem
nine Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicans for over
twenty years. _ Accept only an unbrok-
en "Bayer package” which contains'
proper directions to relieve Headache,
Toothache, Earache, yNuralgia, Rheu-
matism. Colds Pain. Handy tin boxes
of 12 tablets cost few cents. Drugglsts
also sell larger “Bayer packages."
Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufac-
ture Monoacetlca’cidester oi Salicyli.
cacld.
BIG TOBACCO DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK, 'Aug. 3.——The Shulte
Retail Stores corporation, tobacco-
nists, today declared a. dividend of
50 per cent, payable Aug. 24 on all
common stock of record on August 9.
rise of the dollar.
—~The Best Salesman—A Want Ad
noeseo women want Mimi.
unmc THEM roe one-sacs.
W
Alleged Crook Held in con-r; [out
Court. ”1:1
NEW, YORK, Aug. ELM
known to the police an "the”
or,” and charged with 1w xii“
between $50,000 and 3100:0000 rm~
about fifty women while measuring
{them for dresses, was held without
bail for further hearings in the Cone!
Island court, Brooklyn, today. ’ a
“’hen Koch was arraigned. eight
women faced him, all declaring he had
stolen from them while measuring
them for dresses "ordered” by their
husbands. His other ruse, it is al-
Ileged, was to have the women submie
to a physical examination, posing a! '
'a physician sent by their husband-
and entering their dressing rooms to
obtain money and jewelry.
1
AN OVERBURDENED WIFE ‘
' a. iii“
r—I-II—o
9 If the work that women do and the
‘pains they suffer could be measured
in figures, what a. teri‘ble array they,
would presentl Through girlhood.
,wifchood and motherhood woma‘
;toils on , often suffering with back-
inche. pains in side, headaches and
nervousness which are tell—tale symp-
toms of organic derangements which ,
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound—made from roots and herb“
can undoubtedly correct. Women who
suffer should not give up hope until
they have given it I. trlal. 53
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was .
W‘Wim‘ll Willem
‘ " ? TfiR ' The Minuate Man 11
.3" Concord, Mass, w ere
fill“; the Minute Man gave
, Ollflw‘t“ li‘roops and fired "The
,' .' , ,. 1 the world.” _
,fa. ‘ ‘ ‘ Every motor highway
i- / the ' ofa reliable dealer ;P‘°‘““esq“e
* " and gum”: best Gasoline l?" part Of the long
t
A. 3. Gregory,.
I. Reliant,
Louis Helfant,
Aaron Lyons,
Samuel Tavlin,
T. B. Wickwu‘ e,
W. R. Austin,
8. L. Benedict,
B. Hershfield,
A. Modue,
E. F. O‘Connor,
. Vaast Bros,
Webb Bros,
J. Yourkmky‘ ,
C. '1'. Gregory,
I. Reliant,
‘ . Gorham & Allen,
Patrick Mullaney,
.. .,.......... .,,
Baton Point Park.
Reynolds Motor Car 00.,
Norwalk Auto Supply 00.,
Hubbell Goal &: Storage Ga,
Norwalk Yacht Club,
’ Dealers Who Sell Socony Gasoline
N orwalk, Conn.
~ Norwalk, Conn.
" N orwalk, Conn.
Norwalk, .Gonn.
., , . v
F. E. Lockwood & 00., ' Norwalk, "Conn.
Paul Preusser 8; Son, Norwalk, Conn;
A. E. Rowe, NorwalkJonn. .
Gannondale.
Silvermine.
Saugatuck, Conn.
Saugatuck, Conn.
Tokeneke.
ickory
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New England and New York is
"Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk, Conn.
' South Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk, Donn-
South Nor-walk. Conn.
South Nor-walk, calm.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
South Norwalk, Gena.
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Statue near the bridge at
on April 19th, 1775,
battle to the British
shot heard around
and‘by-way thoaghout
“Socony Trail.’ ’
‘ ' S. Luciano, Westport, Conn. - x , ,
Westport Garage, f. : r Westport, Gena. _ ' . ' .
; R. W. Keeler, __' ‘ Wilton, Conn.
- Wilton Garage, ’ Wilton, Goon. ,
Frank J. Lockwood, Rowayton, Conn. - ‘
Andrew Mills, Rowayton, Conn. ‘ ‘ i
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