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HARTFORD. June 16.—It occurred
to Governor Lake Just as he had tak-
- his seat as chairman of the State
Board of Control today that he, had
mot signed the bill passed at the clos-
lug days of the recent session of the
miature continuing the power of
the Board to make appropriation, for
deficiencies for this year up to July
Is. He hastened back to the execu-
Ilve offices. where he signed the bill.
Old it became law. ' '
—- The sum of 825.00 m appropriated
.1 the Board to meet the deficiency in
Ike appropriation for the expenses of
he recent session of the General ‘As-
“county. which exceeded the original
mropristion of 8226.000.. ' '
A deficiency appropriation of $9.-
WJI was voted to the Connecticut
uricultural Colllege and the EXperi-
.ent Station. and 82.29430 to pay
the college's share of the cost of the
filming station at the Mansfield
hinting Hospital. The sum of $5,600
.3 voted for the State Library.-
International politics. says Lloyd
George. is a. game of checkers.’ Yes.
mad another name ior checkers is
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All You Need
Is Water!
THE richness and flavor of
Van Dyk 'l'cus llllll ('ofl'l-vs is
so pronounced that just boiling
met llllllil‘N' thcm delicious
'bevcrugcs. To uppl-miutc thcir
quality tunic. them Ill-fore you
put in your cream and sugar.
Duchess. Cut to ....... 35c lb.
The Coffee Supreme
(5 lbs. $1.70)
Quail-Tea ............ 450 lb.
(Best Bulk)
(3 lbs. $1.30)
AMBASSADOR BRAND
runs ITALIAN OLIVE OIL
Q as. Bottle, now only . . . . 250
56 pt. Oan. now only . . . . . 350
lpt. Oan, now only 660
1 qt. can, now only . . . . . $1.20
1‘. first press of the finest
ooloctsd Olives. Highly rol'lncd.
AMBASSADOR anAND
PURE PEANUT BUTTER
.Cos.trlalslze carton 8o
12 oz carton ......... . . . . 14c
11b.csrton, now only 190
Cams In and see It bolng mods.
‘ just as you order it.
In Finest Jumbo and Spanish
Peanuts. with salt.
' SPECIAL
rmssr spnmc VALLEY
Icw Grass Butter ....... 39c
'lth the delicious flavor of the
sweet new grass
use ‘ McAus
lame van DYkQUALlTY
SINCE 1700 Sm.
21 NORTH MAIN STREET:
SOUTH NORWALK O ,
1.. Little Store with the Big Motto oi
WOURTESY. QUALITY, SERVICE"
Perfectly Pssturlncd
Milk and Cream
he milk for bsblos deliverod
*b all ports of tho Norwslh
'nd Bowsywn. ‘
We Butter. loss hum our
firm. and buttermilk trosh daily
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2690, storo
Tolophono 1s1s
SURGEON DENTIST
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a so. Main or... 89.1mm
Tolophono 1007
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JOB PRINTING
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pmonttlssd in Proper-tics of
El." Groin «sodordrls Io-
pod Possibility of lrror.
Uncio Sam has a perfectly equipped
ministuro dour mill and bakery in
Washington which. despite its small
use. draws its grist tram oil over the
world. The mill and bakery is part
of ’tho equipment of the bureau of
markets. United Ststos Department of
Agriculture. Its principal object is to
supply information which is of use in
tho preparation and revision of fed-
eral groin standards.
Hundreds of samples representing
various grades. conditions and vari-
odesofwhostmscntinbthohttlo
mill and each-of thoso samples is
cleaned. scoured. tempered. ground.
bolted sud baked in on electric oven-1
After buying. the specialists can study
tho weight. volume, color. and texture
.of the broad and record of results ob-
'tsinod from/tho sample of wheat that
was used. There is no chance for er-
ror in making these comparisons. as
all tho samples are treated exactly
alike; the milling operations are csre-
fully duplicated and the some recipe
is used in mixing the broad and hair-
ing it.
The volume test is made by nine
ing the baked loaf in a vessel of
known cubical content. Flsxseed.
which finds its way into every crev-
ice and does not cling to the loaf. is
poured in around the loaf until the
vessel is full. The quauity of flax-
seed‘ used is then measured.‘ and the
difference in volume of the vessel and
the volume of the linseed needed to
till the crevices between the sides 0f
the loaf and the wall of the receptacle
represents the volume of the loaf. it
is surprising to note the difference in
volume of two loaves mode from dif-
ferent varieties of “heat.
BARRED THE OVERHEAD SIGN
Authoritlos of City of London Pro
hibitod tho Projecting Nuiolnco
in Elghtocnth Century.
Mnny things to which we are now
so thoroughly accustomed that they
seem natural and obvious tank the
world a long time to think of. observes
Everyday Science. Numbering the
houses or shops in a street as n menus
of identifying them seems a very sim-
ple device. but nolimiy thought of it
until well on In the Eighteenth u-ntury.
Until thcn they got on as well as
they could with no numbcrs. nud in
London sirccts. like Chi-upside. every
shopkccper tried to outdo his rivals
in the size and grandeur of his sign-
board. Tllt‘y projected ovvr the street.
and every now and then fell «hmn and
killed somebody. They crcnkcd and
gronned terribly Whenever the wind
blew. and it shows what a null-once
they were that within a year of house
numbering being introduced slgnbonrds
which proJcclL-d from the walls were
prohibited.
The first London street to be num-
tercd in Mun-h. 1764. was New Bur-
lington sir-cot. and the next Lincoln's
inn Fields.
Tho Boot Will Toho Moot Polish.
ln the hundiul of shingle which you
gather from the sell-bench, which the
indiscriminate son. with equality of
fraternal foam, has only educated to
be. every one, round. you will see
little difference between the noble and
mean' stoncs. But the Jewelers
irenchant education of them will tell
you another story. Even the meanest
will be better for it. but the noblest
so much better that you csn class the
two together no more. The fair veins
and colors are all clear how. and lo
stem is nature‘s intent regarding this.
that not only will the polish show
which is host. but the best will take
most polish. You shall not merely see
they lune more virtue than the others.
but see that more of virtue mow
clearly; and the less virtue there i;
the more dimly you shall see what
there is of it.-—John Ruskin.
Wonderful Mossursmcnt.
PcrsODS who are devoting
small linings of the universe will best
appreciate the achievement credited
to Prof. l‘cdersen of Copenhagen uni-
versity. who is said to have invented
“ fine-l ii
them-
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solves to the science of measuring tho
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. NEW YORK. Juno 15,—an
John Kochendorfer. of this city. has
begun to put into caect his doctrine.
recently expounded. that the right
kind of punishment for erring hus-
bands will end marital infeiicity.
Holding that husbands are to blame
for sevemelghts of all domestic rows.
the magistrate announced that in-
stead of sending them to Jail. he
would sentenCe, them to aux one of
ten tasks they might choose. Then.
the next convicted husband who was
arraigned before ‘him for abusinghis
wife was ordered to do common
housework for a week. or go to the
werkhouse.
The choices Magistrate Kochen-
dot-fer allows his prisoners follow:
Prepare the family breakfast every
morning.
Take care of the children one hour
every day.
Buy candy and fruit for the wife
and children once s' week.
Stay home one night a week.
Take the family out every Sunday
-—to church in the morning and for a.
walk in the afternoon.
Allow the wife to handle the financ-
es of the family.
start a savings bank account.
Walt on himself instead of asking
the wife to wait on him.
Repeat every day to his wife.
least once. his marriage vows.
W'nsh the dishes every night.
Magistrate Kochcndori‘cr says that
few men recognize. the daily monoto~
ny of a woman's life in keeping, a
household together on small pay. The
mclx have some variety (‘vrn if only in
going from their homes to thcir of-
fices. but‘ihc wives are sentenced to
monotonous drudgery.
“Men who abuse their vvivcn nccd
waking up more than they m-cd Jail."
thc mugislrntc expounded. “The aver-
ago Mon Would bc cured permanently
if he could be not to tho tasks to
which his wifc is committcd and thus
io-nrn how much less attracth‘c is her
day than his."
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Don‘t Tulle on Dry Law,
Pleads Prohibition Chief
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ll. l‘.. June 15.—
prohibitiou Com-
miwaiunrr. ind.” ll‘llllll' ml upprnl to
cartoonists. m‘rt uuxio wrllvrs and
ni-wspnpcrs In stop making it Joke of
"lunar cnforv'vnwut. Mr. Haynes also
ro-uturml Lie that public unnounr‘omvnt
of polio) l~'\ .‘l cl-nlnu‘intinn of pot-
sons who \xluk :ii Vols-hind lllw viola-
lions.
ln his pica for support from the
[was and :ullsl- ilc- Nillli "l lunr full
knnuiuluv oi "I. pnvu-r of lllt‘ prom.
l nllpslll ixpm‘iuilx in ii to loud (‘Vf'i'y
Hill In luw rnl’nrmlncni."
TIIIIK’I'IZI‘ZV ('l.l'li lA)s‘l‘.
MARSIJIIJJiS. Juno ill—The
“Thirtvru i‘lull" of this cii\ docidcd
to put its lucky nululn r to thi- lost on
Friday. May I3. 'i‘luv wont to Monte
t‘nrio. sink-«l LINN francs much on
numlwr l3 straight and stood breath-
lq-ss whil-- tho lillll‘ "Inllill‘ opun
around.
Number ‘16 won.
lusnlr I‘LAFIDO eardrum).
i‘l‘iiillA. Mexico. June ’!.-"Tlch°
l'lzicldo. a bandit with more than 100
personal xissilssinnlions and many
othcr crimcs. hm- bcen captured in
the mountains above Puebla and lo“
bcl-n brought here for trial. l‘lacido
has never been n rebel against the
(Hicrnl government but is alleged to
have pursued is general muraudlng
career.
ROME. Junc lE.——Roman prodteerl
arc sometimcs candid. While hun-
dreds of "l‘lceccrs" step in the way of
the‘Amcricsn tourist and try to hold
him up when he is not aware of it.
one. a photographer. boldly announces
on n placard displayed in his show.
cases: ‘
| “Special prices for Americans."
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’WARE WASTE AND
WEAR WELL!
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Hm Dod‘oo Aro Poisoned by M
Oson Waste. ”not“.
Ans
Thohumsnbogivhsstobohestedsnd
fine foods burn inside the body pro-
duce much waste. All this waste should
.be removed from the body regularly.
lthoroughly. daily. by tho olimmstivo
a method by which he can measure the lorgnml—whlch are the bowels. kid.
thousand-millionth part of n second..ncys. skin, and to somo c tent the
Physicists can accurately weigh quono
tities as small as the Silo-thousandth.
part of a milligram. of which it takes.
28.350 to balance an ounce. and an inn
strument exists by which the 70ml".temporaril
lionth part or an inch can be men, harmful.
urcd.
At the other cnd of the time scale
is the nstronomcr‘s unit for
sounding the depths of stellar spacsfln‘fle‘
—a “light your.“ the distance tray-um,
ersed by n ray of light in a year. mov-
ing without ccssntlon at a speed of by
there
186.300 miles n second.
Owls and Crows. /
Owls are the pet aversion of crows.
s. These should act in. many
the bowels sro inactivo oxtrs
effort is required of the others.
which easily become deranged. Many
medicines will force bowel action
but the sfter-efl‘octs are
lsn remedies are adver-
ztised. some 0 which have proven
‘ycar after car to be reliable.
out. and without harmful action or
effect. Tsko Beochsm’s Pills f r ox-
For over 70 ears geoch-
‘ lids been a house old word all
over the world. 70 years of uso
all sorts of folks. men, women
and even children. have rovon first.
that Beechom’s Pills what is
§:lsimed for them; second. that tags
ore harmless. do_ not produce
’stfects: Some medicine forces Nature
to unnatural action. Other medicines.
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In daylight they heap such complete
vituper ption upon an owl's head. that
the process thus boldly reveals to
what vulgar depths nt times bird
nature may fall. Crows will hung
about in squads tormenting. scolding.
‘pitching at the silent owl and their
retreating. for a day at a time. never.
ceasing their osperslons and deuunci- mendotion‘ for W M
ations—but they alwayscpct in con- jnggist you. Beechm's.
do so because he knows
reputation has
cert. never alone. At night the roio
of pursuer is changed: the silent,
grim raptors makes little return by.
way of tumult, but the efloctiveuou.
of his retaliation is not open to ques-
lion-
'ri-zs old-mod so
.intboSonflnoi
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like those contained in Beechsm's '
Pills assist Nature. act mildly. por-
msde and hence prod harmful
effects. It is common to find fam-
ilies in which Beechsm’s hsvo boon
usod by ”Ezra!
ass wn fathor to son
and from mother to do htor. .
That’s the boot ‘ pogbld recom-
uce no
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Iterations. their l
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Eli; sale of many
M“ w-.—
' Real Summer beauties, light and fine and (law
Fl
Lovely Georgette orelm and .Cfepe de
with a few fine satins.
Good share of the lot in ‘rich dark colors.
Most in fine ’
of tricolette in brilliant hues combined with white.
.y and light In effect — or in rich straighllim
styles with handsome beading-
Special price, a price far below real value
as is quickly and surely to be seen-
in
soft tints -,- and some sports dim
$18“:
Second floor
Men’s / madms
.special shirts— $1.55.
Clear attractive pleasing shirts of madras in good
woven stripes. ,
Tasteful colors, stripes of equal taste.
(loud negligce style, well made, comforting in fit.
$1 .55
Shirts of extra value—-
Right aisle. front.
'Jaunty jumper
dressés at $10.
Those straight smart free jumper dresses whichN'ust
now, are gaining favor every day.
Combine a marked simplicity with an unusual and
impressive good style.
LINEN in white rose green gray blue and brown.
Belted and finished with pockets.
JERSEY of special quality, brown tan rose and
black, with effective narrow belt.
Either fabric, unusual in attraction,—
THE HOWLAND
Second floor.
.- Speedy Machine Built in‘Zion City
been won by grit.
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Zion City. m.. may bo'siow in some things but it has a speedy lot or
newspaper correspondents Edgar w. Croft. one at the live correspondents of
that city. has Just completed a new motorcycle equipped with on nirplsno
propeller which will drive him from Zion City to Chicago in almost ail-piano
time. His machine has a twin cylinder motor devoloping about 15 horso
menhasmotorcydowhecigisbrsmdiikosnnirpianehuuphm
resin for two. oisborsto propeller shioidasnd su.suto steering whosi'with
Gift watch for
'graduates— $10.75.
Handsome watch for girl who «hm < I . . iii;
of extra value.
Wrist model, 15 jewel guarantccd hummus. calla
filled 20-year guaranteed case. Mouutn-(l $10 75
on good bracelet—— '
Fancy watches, gold—filled case, 15 gem-1 ILchlllt’llh
-—$11.50 to $16.75.
Solid gold cases, fitted with fine jcux ltd uwmenil
—-$35 to $55.
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Right aisle. front. ’\
White jersey
sports. skirts— $6.
In great demand, of great service. illll'm'l‘li‘t‘ and
and summery,—what wonder they are both liked
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scarce.
° Here is excellent quality, in smart straight modeldl
tive and correc for many an occasion—-
excellent jersey.
, Second floor.
Yes; especially for sports wear—but alum--
DRY GOODS CO. f» ;
Summer Footwear
Sport Oxfords and Strap Pumps in C010r
Combinations
Brogue Oxfords for Men
ornn sax-can” nvnnmcs
Conneally 69‘ Bracken1
SOUTH NORWALK
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' This new corset: invention is one of the most imptrmm 4‘
Hygienic Corsetry.
Its value will be appreciated as a blessing b ‘
and the medical profession recognize it as a 3er
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.Tho corset is lightly boned. but
our Corsetioro will demonstrate or
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via is really a maternity.
v ith‘ “l '3‘ nail“,
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We which are patterned to protect and surpori- .
$3533.50. and “0°
m the trade.
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