rapidity, has
A. Howard,
“South Easton, Mass.
F11
'8'
To Dhstribute Seeds Later.
lions, the day the
bets up
havenot
number is d
in:
ranyotherensum
15iflbershav‘enoltime
- thee-11‘s
The
'thout
he desires
ti togrptv
menus-1n
even
ccupied with his very
ohm-story work that it wouldbe
impossible for him to do so.
‘formet from
lynnia, shaumm 1) ate the
is experiments ”Tainan at
Ienzm County Pa.,
I’
most elaborate and valuable
'e'pel'imental farms in the
Penney
and
tree
:altivatl'on. ecause Mr.
A wonderful cucumber, possibly
only exceeded in rapid growth by
certain edible bamboos 3nd palms " ‘
and which grows from tlie blossom J
to an edible betage with amazing "
sheen produced by Frock
e famous scientist of
When grown under proper con-
tions of soil and cultivation it
:‘requires but three or five days from
.ihe dropping of the blossom to the
bio according to the climate in
which_the cucumbers are mm
When grown under these condi-
blosscms
:01: {mm the vine, the tiny cucum-
. and on that first day
reached inch in length.
Tube the second day, they are found
tly lucreased' 1n sine. On
lac-fifth day they are of
size suitable for table use, and
;tl1en at their best, although
then attained £11 11
Thetexturebtthe'fie'shofthe
ascribed finitely
delicatoandcrispthn’nthat
Thisisdne
”m” “"‘l. 522.1...
of s low growing on-
nroma and flavoz are
ntourrangefor‘
otthe seed
Named for Eon. Joseph C. Sibley.
:llr. Howard's desires are that
nblic shall have the adventure ’
Weller-gs snldan acutely; »
flit. Howard’s. “and that anyone
may ha. 1 th opportu-
Eity of eultivatxng it in his or her
acl: yard i1garden, or farm. But he
uuntity ‘1:
31'9an .an .
he had, hrs time is so fully _
valuable
So he-
. ms arran d that}! h 0;
Be mmosep I"zSibley,
lant at
$0 anglin,
17 re
Sibley maintains one of the
rivals
’ nite
slates. This experimental farm is
accreted solely to tie-lac and
1!. monstrate for the benefit of
:1' her farmers and lreeders. new
atly improved methods of
clin , of lant growth ansd soil
'bl
anselfishly offers great benefit a
1i interested in agricultural coo.
g
11
Make/our cucumber-
ready {5" fab/e in ‘
three {a five doom"
:14,
FreelA.Ho ..
nomics. Mr. Howard .-as armed the
new cucum‘. 11‘ the “Jon h C.
Sibley. " .
Years of Selective Breeding.
Mr. Howard has produced the
new cucumber after several years
of intricate selective breeding. The
initial variety was a cucumber
grown in northern Russia where
the summers are very short, and;
where a fruit or vegetable, to en-
dure and to mature, must perfectl
18
ing with this now obsolete variety
as a parent plant Mr. Howard ‘
produced the new variety wh'
dilrers great] in shape and quak‘
ity from its The
new cucumber,whe:1 full s
about the size of a drinkingg
but with the ends slight
Fred A. Howard is w
as a chemist and ph
great work in leather rectification
itself with great rapidity. VVork-I world.
l
AttheRegent'l‘ll’encetodsynndtomorrow as a medal tenure n well
,knmnndaecompllshedslnga‘wmrrender .I‘Alloe Ben Bolt" during the
shnwhgotullspicmre.
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111 “once 1 EVERY woulwv‘
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SO. NORWALK
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ysicist.
Who Carts Ashes, Cleans Cellars,
TELEPHONE 441
108 Water St,
/
IN AND OUT OF TOWN
' Also Dealer In .
COAL AND JUNK
JOSEPH I. wanna ’
_ 78 “BORN AVENUE - .
(Formerly Eaton coal Co. of 8 meme)
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We
PR1cEs LowER
EASOIS BUILDING IATBIAI-
has been substantially reduced. in some was as much as 40 per cent '
from the high price of last season. We can supply promptly anything
the mason needs.
COA3
ls_now being ordered for the coming season, the spring price reduction
having been made. The memory ot last season's on
should prompt the provident householder to take advantage of today’s
favorable delivery conditions.
Norwalk C031 69’ Supply Co.
Tel. 113 sonumorwalk; conn.
‘
Light 11.111111151111111 Expresssge
easy uoawsus
MAXWELL 33:32}
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MITCHELLS $1750
(F. O. 3. PM)
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LUTHER M. WRIGHT
otthe scientific
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1 ’-11»i011 S.-1.icc,tlle public has
tile- i'lxpcrlment Slu-
io Prom-sear Eugene
r1.' 1lll~1-:‘z~&=t in
“11.. according
.‘cnxxort. ol' the. l'nivcrsity
1113.. Practically 110 now money bus
11:12-11 unpro-pl‘iutcd 1:1 tho I nited St? .t-
as :1 whole £01 agricultural lmcs«‘
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1.55 llll‘ result Li that eight} ~l'1\ {101
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llxpcrimcui Station cutircl) for more
:1111‘11'111'9 cmploynu-nt.
”11121: the lixpcrimcul Stations
.11\- bum of pmfound inllucncc in
1.1.1111; Anlellcnn agricultural prac—
1
1 will have to be concluded by :1n\
1-. 11210 considms the changes
1111 11 11:11‘.- taken place during the
'1 11-:1‘15 since the Expclimrnt
1111:.
V. 11 s wt-l‘v stnrted and which are
1- 1M. directly to the work of the
continues Dean Davenport.
1‘1”}.1-11 the Experiment Stations
n 1 «15:1111l1shed. farmers were feed-
-, 1111:1‘1wwr they happened to have,
-11 1r 11 were timothy hay to cows,
.--1.11_1 11111111 and middlings by the car-
111'1:1.=1.
1.1 1 111-111 11110 the rivers and cotton
1 1 1‘. .1; left to rot upon the ground.
1‘ to.“ 5.1111.) time they were paying"
11 '13 .melnds of dollars for condi-
1 -1 :ceds. which were shown b1
.‘ 11.11515 to be worth no more and
~~ 111-111 the same amount of 01!
slaughter
fertil-
lllood from the
11.1.; 111911 worked into
- ” 11111 it was much mom val-
1 I€1 d for young pigs in bal—
ilfz' 11111011. but that in. raising
1 1 I‘1-wi was -neccss'a1‘y.'
1. 1191-11 held by farmers gen-
while and- yellow corn
" lily valuable for feed.
«11 is deficient 111~ something
1111‘ tho growth
it 21:15:. it is rue as 11
«1110111119111 in the growing
- .sion scnicc is of unlim-
"' - ’1:1L;-icul11119. ‘lmtl it can
. 1.11.1-1111: l.\pex‘lmcnt Station.
~ :211 (“spells-nee ever take the
r‘ 11 lllhs‘llgation. Farmers will
1 .111-1‘ vitamines with specta-
1 more than they willstud)
11 1111 11.1 pitchfork."
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F RANGE.
,.
“.1 1 1.11: today spoke 411'. apparent-
word for the Treasury con-
'1—‘gations in France thattbis
zllt-lrllOnS
1111 vecords was made. he Bald.
“11111 to reveal hnygyldence o
' “ind
of 1111- t
1.11 1119 stations speedily showed
1 Jump from Bed
.1‘l: 1‘1‘0111 corn some supple-‘
b1 t'
114.11-111191115 see'm to show thst-
young 1
‘ the stomach
‘-"2|\'G'l‘0N. March 24. -Secre'-/1
11 11*. still owes France money}
1 nuisinna purchase and other .
A further search of/j'v
L
BOYS IN INDUSTRY _
TO GET SQUARE DEAL
"l ublk Health Su‘viue Believes “ork-
ing‘ 8015 Need Hcaltll bkfisngc
Dion: Than School Boys.
The fiw million hols 1111(181‘21 years
{101' ago employed in lndustr} in this
(01111111 are to have a squale deal in
lilo lulurc. :15 l'ul us it is in the hands
01‘ 111: United Stalls Public Health
31- nice, in receixing propgr education
and instruction for keeping (henlselv-
(3 physically fit and for growing to
1111.111l1ood with 21 sound mind and a
111 H11 wincl of thc nation‘s economic
. 1111 111. of the,- Puhlic Health Service afl-
lu‘ sccing the good results obtained
frxom 1110 “Keeping lit" program
inmong lligh school hogs and. after
111.1lizi11g that adolescent school bms
11111 only :1 small proportion of the
bms win the countn needing this infom-
mation.
Tho Public Health Service feels that
'thc. 1100.000 boys who have been at
'work from one to three hours every 1
lmorning when the 600 000 High
lschool bms s: ttle down to their Stud-
1105 at 9 o'clock are an important cog
in the Wheel of the antiOn' 5 economic
':111d industrial life. and should not 1be
neglected with the lessons that will
tcach them the laws of health and ef-
ficlcncv. Consequently 11 “Keeping
fit" exhibit for boys and young men in
industry has been prepared and er—
forts will be made to reach as large a
number as possible- with this material
this .Vcar.
’l‘he cxhlbit consists of 24 attrac-
tively illustrated cards. measuring ‘
28x22 inches cacll. Its appeal fox
best means of meeting the duties of
physical fitness and man- -power as the ‘
r
I
1
" in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells h211w everyone should drink
’ water each morning
before bros
l _ A
i
To see the healthy bloom in your
Hface to see your skin- get clearer and
l
lclearer, to wake up without a head .
auche, backaChe coated tongue or a
{nasty breath, in fact to feel your
best, day in and day out. just try
inside bathing every morning for a
week.
Before breakfast (5th day, drink
a glass 'of real hot water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it
as a harmless means of washing tram
liver, kidneys and
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stoinach.
The action of hot water 111111 lime-
stone phosphate 01: an empty 111.111.11.111.
is wonderfully invigorating. 'lt cleans
out air the. sour (explanations. gases
acidity and; gives one s (new
113 21.961111" of 6 PM
A a will, 0931 very little-at new
is mm» tome
life. as well as enjoying its pleasures. '. '
.15 based on abundant. positive health I
—-pl1yslcal, mental and moral. This
exhibit. also sets of lantern slides.
may be borrowed by persons who will
effectively , use thern. from Slate
boards of health. 01‘ they may be so-
cured throughnhe American Social
Hygiene Association. New York city.
_ ————~fiv—-—-——
YALE TEA)! BEGINS TRAINING.
1. ‘.—|-n--- "_ ..
. illACON. Ga.. Alarch 24.—Yale Uni—
versity's baseball tcnm today hogan
their spring training iwrc. A series
of games with Southcrncollcgcs Will
Do played during thc lcum's stay here.
How’s your wife?
, —Elecu:lc Al
IS your wife contented»
and happy? Does she get
through with the cares of .
"the house in'tim'e to take
a. little rest and recreao
tiont If not yen must en-"
" courage her to do more of
her work electrically. The
cost is little and the satis-
faction wonderful,
11111011112115 112mm co
real
207 E WASHlfiGTDH 53?.
P ONE 859
,~Y,
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SPECAL SALE 01‘ LATESTMILLINERY
$6.00 Plaid Skirts $3.98
Envelope Silk Chemise $3.98
$200 Gown $1.00
$2.00 Blue Bird Bloomers . $1.00
$3.008th $2.49
$2.50 Stockings $1.98
I. BRESEV
119 WASHINGTON STREET
FOR THE ,
EXTERMINATION
-’—of—
RATS,
ROACHES ,
Try our Rat Paste, it is supplied» -
in collapsible tubes and can be
spread directly on; bread,
.xwithout coding in contact with
market. You want the real thing
and tenderness. In penltry
Lucullus.
‘ Chernock' a Marisol
19 R. R. Ave.
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 583-2
for Spring lamb is now in season and
' there are imitations in plenty 'on the
your Easter dinner. and you are sure
of getting it at Charnok’s meat mar-
ket. Like all of. our meats, our Spring
lamb is famous for its delicious flavor
our
Spring broilers are just as fine as our
lamb. and our canons would tempt
1195131; "“
So. Norwalk
for
'Make Your Property Worth. More
n-P THINGS. “SHIP SNAP ” ABOUT!!! 301183 AID
PARK. MAKING SHALL mans PROM?
8AV38 MONEY IN m 3ND
A timely coat or paint protects your buildings and Improves
their appearance.
When you "fix up” things this spring come to us for all your sup
plies. Poultry wire, paints, brushes. roofing—and Winchester tools to
make 50b! easy
ALBERT D- MORGAN
THE WINCHESTER STORE.“
\
,
.4 ,31.
l
EASTER NEEDS
We welcome Easter Time and it is the natural desire of all
to have the apparel correspond with the bright new season
ushered in.
we an; SHOWING NEW AND uP-To DATE e‘rVLES IN
MICE AND spouses, omvssvansnmmnoemv
WY,
ures of great power, beauty and
formance. "
73 NORTH MAIN. ST.
' W'hich shall it be,
ten, or one of the charming silk Georgette! in one of the new
and we suggest that yous
and girdles.
: quite irresistible, andeo inexpensive
' Aope Chemise, V ests, Camisoles and Combination.
. distinctioh to your Easter outfit. The correct designs and eolor- ‘
VERSE"! N113 EEO
M HIDE
The Nash' is exceptionally roomy—It has the fine fen!- “ »
dependability of m
s L. BENEDICT
SOUTH NORWh
Especially for Easter
NEW BLOUSBS, A8 DIFFERENT AS THE WOMEN m
WEAR THEM, A8 SMART A8 FASHIONS EXPERTS CAI . ,
DEVISE, AND 80 WELL MADE THAT THEY WEAR IN A
MANNER MOST PLEASANTLY SURFING.
a dainty hand-made blouse of fine, white cot-
spring shades?
' ALI. ARE rmcsn uosr nouns-ram.
GLOVES
E e woman will want a new pair of Gloves for Easter, .
v ry select a pair of our famous “Tre-
fousse,” real French kid, as the kind that will give you most
satisfaction in appearance and service.
SILK HOSE
Exquisite Silk Stockings black, white, grey and cordovan
to match the new leathers. These can be lindln “HeCallum”
or “Onyx” brands, at prices so reasonable that they are not a
bit extravagant..
NECKWEAR
Collars and Vestees, charming, all of them—dainty, lace ‘ ‘
trimmed creations that will add greatly to the finished ap«
pearance of your new spring gown. A most interesting collec
tion to complete the smartness of your Easter ”costume.
RIBBONS
Roman stripe and Novelty ribbons‘ 1n vogue now for sashes .
In our new- stock you are 'nure of finding “some-
thing difierent, ” at prices much lower than you have been psy-
ing this past year.
LINGERIE 1
Beantifn‘l styles in silk and cotton. garments that prove
lGownn, Bloomers, Ravel-W 1'
VEILINGS
A new Veil from our stock will gin that ndded touch of
ings for spring are here forybur spprovfl all selection.
Norwalk Chronicler