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Measure Bread—None Other Than MARSH’S BREAD Will Suit Them Now!
AASK for it by Name
‘i‘ELL your groceryOuyVant
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increased are not getting enuine As irin m land daughters of those farmers. tnlk1
m“. ’"H‘whpd scribed by physicg‘ians for taentl‘gmefabOUt other things than dollars saved
.1 1:: the Years and roved f‘ i . ii that their enthusiasm carries them
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WI 1 nar- J'ke Aspirm only as told in the Emor'storcd and rimes of men worse na-
’ ‘ ,‘ package for Colds. Headache. Neural- ('
enjoys gia Rheumatism Eamche Tootli— ture prevented: those are the things
rights. ' which make dollars seem. unimport-
in 1592}.
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lAspirin cost few cents.
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tin boxes 01 tnelxe Bayer Tablets of
Druggists also
WIFE’S BREAD
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hous cands of Delighted NorWalk and South N orwalk People Accepted Our Invitation to TRY MARSH’S
BREAD—These Thousands Have Learned a New STANDARD of EECCELLENCE by Which to
———-should‘ treat yourself to this Wonder Bread—the crowning TRIUMPH of a
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.KNIGBTS 0F TIIE‘LONELY ROAD.
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(inellers and the trmelers to whom;
,ihose lonei \' roads spelled fear and
1 1 the legism .danger and nurse—before the Con-1
. 1. gzne a_.f stahuiun “out into action. i
jg) . .4. Native | 3 Thousands 01 dollars have been:
: 1 'n-‘xelii on} Is :1\ed the runners ot‘ l’ennsyitania by' ‘
annuities ; rthese troom rs; b} (liscmeiing and
Highting fi1es;b_\' guarding the forests:
by pleventing robbery;
end to poaching: find by oxen such
ltrifiing senices as drixing cattle out
{of the coxnfields.
ant as a. contribution from "The
Knights of the Lonely Road. " in the
by putting an;
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—SERVE IT and see what your family say—watch the expression of surprised
delight at the very first taste!
————'-People can’t help ‘bein’g enthusiastic about it—for MARSH’S BREAD has the
delicious NATURAL FLAVOR of the FINEST INGREDIENTS MONEY CAN
BUY—the highest quality pure wheat flour, plenty “of rich" creamy milk, granu-
'iated sugar, s’alt, yeast, and pure malt extract—its goodness is a REVELA-
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION—NOW
—;The demand is overwhelming—Tell your grocer to reserve TWO or THREE
- LOAVES forYOU—otherwise he may be sold out.
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" ASPIRIN ~ * MOTHER' ‘
g :- 1... 1 -.. .V, Knights of line Lonely Road is thel A o . I '
3 ‘. mix“: 5; , A . We p, m. bestowed ",0... , LAKE O’HARA, SUMMER CAMP or THE ALPINE CLUB or CANADA]
. é ‘ ‘ :its men of the. Mounted State Con-1 , ‘ . ' .
A 5 Name “Baver” on Genuine Nahum”- And ““1ng they have? “California Syrup of Figs" '
have been} '4 :1uoven themseiu-s to be to. the rural‘
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«sheds tor tialdeaxrfa:kp:£o 35:; Waildlhttfiieugi tricts of Pennsyhania—and Men 'child is having the best and most ‘
31* 01113 M . aceticacidester. 6i Salic ’licA Cid other state which has an established harmless physio for the little stomach. r
ir-t-de to on ‘ 3 a ' {StateConstabulary diver and bowels. Chil n 10“! its
" ‘ ‘ Emit Connecticut legislatdrs are. being fruity taste. Full direc us on each
:‘:1( ter-
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1 . among
Amman. Litchfield and New Haven county w‘at-
ers for its own uses is extremely i11-'
equitable. unjust and “vicious."
,asked to put such a force into effect
in this state. To those who hesitate
because of the money expenditure. the
bottle. You must say “California."
V figures of what the force has saved schools for girls here are in many re-
That VVaterbur) is attempting the people of Pennsylvania and New spects excellent .but they do not go .
, r N . 1to build resery oirs to the detriment of .
. o 9-“ [York should be conyincing. New high enough In their work. The girl '
» “v «Litchfield to furnish water for 1:00
nler- “00 1 ti 1 1h f f m ie t York State through its Troopers sa\cs who Is graduated from them is not
." \‘Cater— supplioeguqat $1952.11. e ace 0 so c. n or recovers for the people annually ‘ equipped to enter the Imperial Unl—
. . ,_ 101).»: _ ~ . .. twice its yearlv cost. '3' wersit ' but should have further train
'! “ ‘ “7011311 3;. Rural legislators allege that \Vinnipeg. Canada. —In thirty years 3
- “‘3 and "mine power 1s the real issue and not
mien.
the need of an increased supply of
drinking water.
\Vuterbury's aims were forcibly
inn-1112111 to tin front lust Fri-lay when
the farmers l‘::islnii\'e emnmiitee i11-
fcmmally dismissed the water proposi-
This committee is not a ,SYQJHI'
lug: committee of the General Assem-
no crime of note has been committed
in the Canadian northwest'where the
guilh man has escaped, according to
:1 1ecent 1epoit of the Roxal Mounted
Police.
The problem of maintaining law and
o1der in this region would be a serious
9110 without this force. The escaped
Mrs. Fitch who came to Japan last
September as the first stage of a,
tour around the world for the bureau‘
of women’s schools in the empire. She
has conferred with Marquis Okuma
and other leaders offJapfine'se life and’
thought and has addressed many of
the girl students of the nation.
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dohherates 0“ matters amid"): “”Vm‘ men M ‘ 1 - nd in es in Cana- mmer’ comp of the Alpine Club t'roy.‘I 1.2201 the rear of comp ot oom otiful spot in tho
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hw “a” A ‘ ‘ I gw 8‘9“ in the remme mamas. land altogether t°° “ream“ and‘ex’ houfonn to new it- buufl- climbs. orficaiorly tor those who the Matterhorn 9f the Coooo
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