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"" .... "W Med-M {II-1.x ..., .,
3A willing Seryafifl“? ’
A ruthless Masfir—_ - ‘
0ft brings misfortune 13g
and disaSter ,mg-» 5 ‘ l'
But kept confined. '
in Iron walls
It serves man welL
When Winter falls
If fed by coal "“ i 3"“
Ofi Ferris kind; ' I
Comforts the p sick.
I. And cheers thefblind.
3
1:
11 l
You should ha
basis as any further reduction is
We have accepted our loss ca
wholesale prices and cannot guaran
any concern doing business today
their customers on wound: basis
- concerned.- than The Hatch and Bailey Company.
Ye no éeSitancy in placing your order on today's
practically impossible.
to your placing of the order.
Kindly think this over c
give you the necessary assuiance to place the
is any more anxious to place
as far as cost of inaterial is
used by the general roductlon in
tee you against any advance prior
"The J ninlity rate
’ will run 1mm 30 to 40 per cont. if;
arefully and if in need of lumber We will cases .m not imam! but in cases
busmws With “5' I proom 11 treated the rate is usually
. daily he 1-"‘rucl3 leaves
about 10 for cont”
_,2 mensuns Mk”! t
5;. the licc
TARLOV BROS
Up-lloanate Cigar Store
HALL-MARK
-CANDIES'~
rm: BEST 4'
$1.10 LB
0f Women’s and Mi
Waists and
CLEARANCE SALE . .
sses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts.
Lingerie Undergarments
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than‘llaowhere
I - THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
‘ 33 South Main Street
NORWALK CORD TIRES
ESTABLISHED 1902 R
South Norwalk
.........................
ooomznu 601111 213::
Special Sale on Radiator Covers. 36. 00 ' q
WELDING AND soov wank
WEED rm: ms .
- ‘ CADILLAC EIMOUSINEB TO BENT
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE. ‘
' 1880
. SPEEA
“ '—__-- .
“I ‘Coxgtlnned Irom\lfi1m Page
' e, "M .
(idler lice are grayish and are known
:xs»“gr.’1ybacks." . y ‘ '
“Fortunately. the louse is a slow;
crawling insect and enjoys the inti-
mate companionship with his particu-
lar inst oz person on whom he is liv-
lug “Pd feeding. and because he. feeds:
his host unless
mochanicailv dislodged. "
Of this disease
The prevention of
r (lcpcnds cnilrol} on the
0 kill the lice and
(go's‘ that are prcscnt. By
the lice and their 021% 11' plius
t1 [111115 T: \ 1
killing
fcvcr c:
One and :1 case of typhus fcxcr in a
communiu would he lmrmlessl'
S) mptnms leplaincd.
The n: mire c! the' symptoms of the
disease is 1 xplained as follows: -
“The symptoms of European t3 plms
fcxcr 31: rather striking. Thorc is a
sudden nnSCt scxcrc headache (usu—
ally frontal) and marked prosir 11km.
The poll: :11 is plainly ill from tho on-
set voluntarily gocs to 'bcd.:1nd the
fever rPUICIHS its bright (103 decrees
lo 105 «ligrr'PS F ) in two or three
«lays. The incubation period is ten
to four-19:11 (lms after being Infected.
"The crunllo‘ll is blotchy irregular.
and macul. 1r, appearing three or four
days after the onset. It comes out in
one crop first on the'nhdomcn. but
spreading: :1ll o1cr the body in twcnty-
tom’- to forlv eight hour-3.1219 palms
of the hands and soles of tl'e ("or be-
all\ frcc.
infiAls‘lh: disoasc progresscs the «curl-
tiorl may lvcomc pctcchial At llrsL
o. {cw of the maculcs mm' disappear
on pressuru' but us the disease pro-
greases thc majority do not disappear.
, “The pulirnl has distinct Chills at
the onset {lushcd face and congestion
of the cws and constipation ls mark-
911.110 is usually In a dull. droyvsv.
lain?
1hr]: &: Tilford, Green Seal,
MRussells "-
1 CANDIES
‘.
I
‘I’
“ lap-king
_ no Latest Model. Tiller
{ f 135 niche“: Street
...‘J‘ scum 1191;117:1111:
'0 do all kinds of chums. dyeing
1 South monsoon
for Page“"& ivShaw,
a
firm easier m noons
clan our machine 'tor it. -
Phone 1629 .5
.meo «m -dau-o ..
. lugs-3..- f”? a»:
C ampbell’s "Soups
onionxgoxmn'. AND moon TURTLE ~
BEST RICE, 3 lbs. ...
WHITE .GRANLULATED SUGAR .......................£.......
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR .....
QUAKER OATS, pkg.
--.on...
...o-.
......
...-....-
un-......oonooo-o-ooooooo-o 25‘ I
91:
.3133
‘lI-Iooooiloolouooann
................... 11:
HEINZWBAKED BEANS,2cano . ..... 28c
|SWEET CLOVER MILK, can . ...............
(FANCY GRAPEFRUIT,4for ............................
'. 'NAVEL ORANGES,dOZCII ..................................1... 32¢
...... ...20c'
.25:
WHITE HOUSE BREAD. . . . . .9 and 14c
1
, types of llu
5“ hr :1 cris
r1,
.5 the bod) of tho lousc tl'lat has fed on
,1 a person ill 11
1!, made by
louse.
stupor-011s condition. and ‘lhe smcrc
disease are nocompanlcd
mental symptoms.
delirium b.1111: more or less common.
The coursr of the. diwase terminates
is in about two weeks.
infection material
1’“ Is present in
bv romlling and
"The 1:: rm or
that causes hphus fcv
illl hphus fever. The
\irus of ilm :liscnsc Is not only Pros-
ent in the lmdx of the louse but As triv—
en on“ In his 1wrcmcnt.ltis bcllcrcd
that the 101va 1rnnsmils filo disease
110t.011ly 111' biting but that the «(mud
H14 Illli" offers :1 means of.
onlrancc {m llw \Il‘JJS of the disease
present in 1111 cxcrcmcnt from tho
haw shown that por-
nnsist Infection by
scrniclilns llm lonso ctrrcmcnt Into
the wound made in the bite of the
louse and that persons after killing a
louse rub some of the body material
into the, Ml: or llic wound made In)
scratching. 1l1cr1l11lnfocllng (hom-
sch es."
ADM. VON WTIRPITZ
GIV
"InVOSIlE‘:1lnY'S
sons prov-n‘uly
VES HIS VIEWS
Continued from first Page
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wntcrplanca of the fulurc might con—
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2 N0. MAIN :ST.
o
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IEN’S and BOYS’ .
'SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
iron rim spams sanson
All the Leading Varieties of Vegetfblu and the Boot Grades of Farm
aeedo Gran. Clover. Timothy and Bud Potato“
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES OF FLOWER SEEDS ‘
Boot grades of Fertilizer Sheep Manure Ground Ion
Nitrate of Soda. oto. " "
Remedies to destroy all Insects and funglcldco for the previntlvo
and cure of all kinds of blight ,
Let Your Wants 39 Knowa and We Will Supply You wlth the Boot.
South Norwalk. Florist and Seed Store
2 sown-1 MAIN STREET "
TELEPHONE 864
so. NORWALK .
AH! THAT’S THE KIND—.—
Cih ulih overcomc
* Th: Admiral rcscrv-(d his opinion
on the possibillh of cn'ccllxc attacks
by airplanes upon battleships but
clear“ showed (but he doubts that
‘ airplanes will become :1 great menace
to Ihe Hxvnrohips as he pointed out.
the- lnucr will dtVOIOp dmlces for de-
rvnr'c while heavily loaded airplancs
will always be in danger of counter
attacks from lighter machines.
“In comparison with ships." he said.
'uirplnncs will nlwais haxc n funda-
mental disad1antage in their small
loading capacity. cspcclally ‘whou
they-are to be uscd on :1 wide expanse
of ocean'. From :1 studv of the his-
tor)“ of mun! unrf11rc.thc greatest
«\pol'u'ni of which “as an America'n.
I am persuaded that the nature of
mnal forces ‘Will not change with a
jerk. but Will dcxclop organically. for
lilulopment lakes some limc which
only In imagination and fancy can be
mnof be transmitted to any .
g
S( [I .LLI’E R (- Alfié
N ovel and fetching
4;
new Mary Pickford and Bungalow
tractive things about them is the new 5:.-
' ' NORWALK’S LEADING DRYL
models of (13:11.. '1'
1.1”!
l. L‘.
WEDNESDA.
\s
I‘\:"\“,\
‘ - 1.
\_ .,
mfi1.“¢ 1.. a. ...“
1'1 . ."
New House Dresses
SEE THE NEW HAMBE'lU»
Edgmgs, Insertions and Flouncing s.1i1 avmfl
terns.
BARGAINS 1N2 CREPE “Mm”
- 1351's". _
. .
+7 (1...,
1" BILL] ARI) PLAY
\
Au'rmzi-s (H 3- 6 at 18-2. but 15 l 1111-
blc 111 Hold “01111111115.
.\E\V YORK. March 2:“Although
Edouard llmemans the Belgian hil-
liard t?\[er actualh lost points in
his match with young Jake Schacfcr
\csteuluv. :11 Maurice 111131 5. he play—
rd some remarkable billiards ~ lot :1
time during the fourth Mock WM
nizhl 1110 contest nxmm-ml lo "91 on: -
aided in faxor of (”Kline 01 111 (he
lirsi eight Innings th'c Bilgian count-
came :1 load of Blfl ulm ii 111;-
luulx’ w' :1.
in llu oilni' li'lmks and
ma '1 1i.
‘, ln
‘l‘lu-n liorcmnns got into his slur...
a‘m
”Lye-d as only he can play. \.1
one 11'91‘ saw more schniillc 01' 11111-21
beautiful billiards than be
He clicked off 138 :11111 cumr
few minutes linicr with a run 01’ l' J.
111115111111; his string of 4"". Hz,‘ll:n :» Us
totaltfor the block was 43‘).
In the afternoon 8:41an 1- Um“.
inlprovonlellt over the I‘I‘l‘\l()2;.~‘
nml couutml 357 while HOl‘vllmns \x-w
jl
Tllc‘ iota]
two
making 100.
{‘1 31‘s
:llslnluw 1!
luv k
l‘ lln 21':
is fl-<'\
.‘ l
1 .
H. Krieger
0111.)le MSW
All 33 13%|
cd only 51!! poi11la.wl1il¢ Schacfcr. Marks during 1h"
playing :18 he never «lid. lwfmc. owr- llowmnus. LVN“; Schmll‘or. 1.3:"
A... “’“Gehebe’ s 1......
Deliv cry
1
Knife Boxes
Coffee Mills Towel
Mouse frrapo Wash
Chopping sown
Pastry [Boards
25 WASHINGTON STREET,
It's Here It If. Houseware
Ironing Boards
‘ Boards
Rolling Pin!
Cake Spoon.
WOODENWARE
Butter Churn:
Rack: Bread
Boards:
' Paddles
Butter Ladies
_ Moulds
SOUTH NORWALK
INSURAN:
J. ll. i..ll"l‘<ll&
Inc.
_ [1.5.10
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CONKEY’S
ORIGINAL
Buttermilk Starting Feed
RAISES HUSKY CHICKS
, Feed ite eight weeks. Comes in packages.
21/2 lbs. to 100-110. bags.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE.
David W R1;
1 NDERTAH "‘
TeMs—C‘ce. 1103M .
27 WASHENGTON
l NEW RED MEN’S BUl
Royal Auto Ptg
South Main Street ,
( lpp: xiu' “Swill“ ml
N-mh \nrn'ulk. Cfi'
High Class Worka -'
SPECIALS
FOR THE “5
Sunbx‘. Cleaner 2 call
Evaporafcd App.es. pit.
Seeded Raisins. pkg.
‘uhout meats.
:1 Steak like the last one I bought.
You will always get that kind—11110
kind you like—juicy. tencffi' and tasty.
for we select our meats with the ut-
most care. And n'o know something
believe 11s! “'0 have
been at it for many years. Buy from
butcher-“who understand your floods.
skipped. In..tl1is respect. the late war
has not cf'fectcd any fundamental 11l-
fi'rfllinl‘l. although. of coursc._the rate
of lc'chnical development is .much
Tasti'r than formerly." .1
.\l’.\TRlx\ NEEDS .‘IOIKE REVENIT
\‘llCXNA. March 2.—Prices of to-
lrlr'co. :1 Government monopoly. will
‘m;\
March Victor Records 9
CHARNOCK’S MARKET
19-Railroad Ave;
Phone 683-2
l'r- urcnlly increased in the effort to
“1"‘11111' additional revenue. Cigars
mil 1:0 up from 43 nor cent. to 233
D1 1' cont. ”according to quality. and
\‘lrzzln'ih‘fi from 100 per cent. to 150
momentum-money:
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Schultze 8 Thursday Specrals
Rump Corned Beef. . . . . . .' .' . . . . ...0:;-22c lb.
Smoked Shaulders
Dold’s Quality Brand Hams.
New Cabbage 6clb‘.
Winter Cabbage .....-;... .
Eancy Fresh Spinach and Kale
Plate 01 anket COmed Beef 9c L
‘llt'l‘ rwnt.
q 11 RV 1mm 1311111;
‘ -
3—2..
* ~:Naturaus Nobody (11“.
l ,_ . Toll .
521
“1TH Em TEA
II Mixed with Snlnhur It Darkcns So
The old-time mixture of Sage Ten
74668—Symphony in a 111111 111156:
"‘ 64928—Jolbn Peel ‘- . DeGogorza
Q mess-.mnm'ele “ Gigli
“ "' aim—When Chloris Sleeps Galli-Curci
74660—Beroeuse—Valse du Ballet Raymonds, Heifet;
64930—Lasoie o 'Mino . Johnson
64931——Collea o’My Heart ' Warrenrath
64§26~Tl1o Next Market Day
'W McCormack
LaScala Orchestra
19c lb.
.35 clb.
4clb.‘v
' z
Schultze s“ 83:11th Markets
11nd Sulphur for darkenln '
streaked 111111 faded hair is ggfil
mother's recipe and folks are again
using it to keep their hair a good.
c\en colorbivhich is quite sensible.“
\11' are living- In an age when a youth-
rul appearance .9! ins maxed: ad-
Nowadayg. though. we non‘t have
the troublesomé task of gatherln’z the
sage and the musty mixing at home.
All drug: fibres sell the ready-to-use
product. 1111;: by the addition of
other ungrediénts'. called ,“Wyeth's
Sage and sillphur Compound. " "
.nedieydrnahng‘
' Louisiana .
; 18727—11111” “'6'! Irish Jigs ..
18719—4Roneydow—Waltx Smith orchestra
HoneydeWAOm-Btep Smith Orchestni
1822—3de Rose-Fox Trot Dixieland Jazz Band
WWI, Pox Trot Dixieland Jazz Band
.1mmumnm John Steel
“on I Looked in Your Eyes John Steel
Hart and Shaw
Sterling Trio
John Kimmel
Touhey
'1 'WE KNOW YOU WILL ENJoY THESE
' NEW -.VICI'OR RECORDS .
swarm! um 1.111 11: PLAY mm 15-03 YOU
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Fancy S
24—-
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East ll
A
24 (101' -_{ '1'
'12 m
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‘01'1' lumver
5 .
I'll: 4112:2031:
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Clock: ‘ ‘ 325: ."6 1‘1,
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7‘ pcciadv
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il'11'11‘ .1 ,. ‘
show 1:; . ' . a
H mm .« 1::‘1 llf :tvll'l‘fi
ll0>il \x;,l .' 1-,.» 1k, 1“,
Bring :11i Mil.”
are now Gpcu
partmen‘. :15 m
vice.
0111' p; ,. 1 v
monfiuilm 111.11 .1.
we give.
Expert Walchmn
and Optician
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21 No. Mam St. S ,~
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