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1-.“ 3 gl"I.A’.l‘_E:R.1q]:I Y ASE does not 90-55933 hospital equipment perience. ’ " ' A , "z i i “ Eential by the“ leading . obsletrieians Norwalk daughters living elsewhere, to which the hospital nes relief. _
QUALITY, A: JTS “:25! C081 3T3 C S AL in this respect. The old hospital was . The equipment of the new hospital and the best hospitals of the countr} come home too but as 1-.1e flax :41- :‘But if you want to Sig, the most in" '41
————-— IN THE HOSPIT practically on the basis of. bne's home is both new and complete. The de- to the prompt recovery of the mother “preaches it is 1‘3 the hospital UNIV teresting feature of the whole hospital
Man's hisnfa! Superiority Not Due to in this matter. It was without equi‘O- livery table is the latest and best—the and the care of her child. ‘ come. ‘ 3 ' 3 ask to have a. peep into the baby room. 5'
11's: Refiative Size of His , , Continued from First Page. A ment. No cases ever‘ came to it BX- Brodflead type: AS *0 technique all What more can Norwalk or] any The normalcapacity of the hospital There you 11in see ten little infants
cept one or ,tw emergency cases. The. articles and materials used are made1other community desire? It has been for.,maternity cases is twelve. and it III III E rfifi, m EH £6311): to two’
. the new hospital’s ‘ service. Why nurse's in'the o bonding were _not aseptic by stigflization Every step of a custom for daughters, “hen their 11:11:1le runs at capacity. There are Weeks old eacn properly tagged aniir
”1111] 111 ales are said to shouldn't it. be valued? The hospital even trained inohstetrics. They-could the process which phisician and first child is bOrn. to come home 1-) some features of a hdspita}3 that are {lying in its own little bed. Is not 1.
Brain.
3011311111.: . for mother and f c . - ~ *
. ,1, has everything- that contributes to not to secure standing- as Registered nurse care in an is be with their mothers; if their 1110- far from attractive/to one not accus- the institution doing this sin of work,
‘ “ 111 “““ 1‘ 11 beings in the wenght safety and comfort of mother and in- Nurses until the. new hospital gave governed b5 aséptic methods. EYEIT- thers are, unablevto come to ‘them. turned to the many distressing cases worthy of elem" ones supnort?
‘1 he“ hr “1“ But compared With font. Even the most palatial home them obstetrical training and cx—nthing‘ is done that is regarded as ‘38- .5 ’ . ' ' ' ’ ' T ‘ i.’ AA
33: Weight of the whole body, there _A W m. M —-—. A . 7 ‘
me not many onimnls which can beat *
1:11—11 me it may surprise the Floor brushes 14 inch
- ,, ' . Rotary ash Sifters. Large “
11 uler to know i 1: there are ani- - , ,_ . D 81' 001‘? ted steel ‘
1. 115 existing “hie rank ahead of hu- sues! dustless, complete I ’ . 3 3 3211:]: WIDE “aid ion _ 3
menus—taking, of course, the weight With long handle... ' 3 , ‘ " g
111’ the brain as against that of the i 3 ‘ ' lived-
“hole body. 950 33 _ ~ . A ‘ 3 .. - Q 9
Many kinds. of monkeys, certain ' — ' ‘ - ' Entrances in Main Street, run-11cm avenue, nun-.oaunén street ' _ ngod5
membem’ of the squirrel family, and a
few of the mouse species, all being
small animals, surpass mamm brains-—
so we are told. Any animal, however, 5
which is larger than a man, has no
brain which is relatiyely as large as
1135. ’
it would appear that man’s mental.
superiority is due rather to the qual-
ity and organization of his brain than
so the size, says a London Answers
writer.
éd‘he usual weight of a man‘s brain in
’1
A 1%. ,3 A 3 Store Open daily till 6 3 1
A big COHVHICmg sale of the things 3, 3
needed in h Omfe, from kitchen to 11.11... .1... 1......
,.3 to be 49% , use. Adjustable. 8 arms.
ounces, a a ains a - n—
ans 44 ounces 5 g White enamel triple coat Hangs on wall.
,3 - J ed ware. Eighteen dif- 3 7 . d. I 3 J ' 3' 3_
iii: élbrndtlilllls 11:;(151 SpEgogjtfiogeggndg ferent. utensils —- all Of 3 ,- - I lnlng-room. _ ‘ 930
1 {1:111 the cerebral convolutions as to daily real SGI‘VICB.
i§f§§£f§§i§é°§§fiis $3313.22: 32 ' ’ .9533 ' . 3 ° In every home, every day, these things here told of are needed. 3 ,3
3Iif.tieasegffiamfifti the past. 7 . , , - , 3 , , They are as important as food; Without some of them food Could not be made ready! 3 . WJW
They are as necessary as Coal and wood and gas and electricity; they make it possible to use those
fuels wisely and with economy. .
Now they themselves, these utensils and these conveniences and these necessities of home- -keeping, are ready in
great big fine gathering No lack of quantity. No shortage of Variety. No letting down of quality. But over ,_ known of .
thing as you would have it! ‘ all electric -
And; to make things EXACTLY as you would have 11.52%?
inave possessed brains weighing less
man the average 491/2 ounces of man-
kind generally.
A brain weighingover 60 ounces—
said to have been the heaviest known
—-was the possession of a man who
never earned more than 40 shillings a
leek during the whole of his lifetime!
Another man who never earned a large
sum was said to have a. record brain
for weight so that size and weightare
mm..- ’ ' was, ' 1.11 .01.... them—spewed prices!! Fine savings and lots of themll
m 31.133.315.230??? 9‘ 3588“] pm ‘ good weight. No 83or_No.
’ ' 9 size. Staunch and firm-
AMERICA IN THE STONEVAGE 1y made.
When Columbus Came Few of Its In-
habitants Knew the Use» A
of Metals.
E o 1: point
e l e 0 tr i c
irons. Best.-
4
Torrington
electric 3‘
vacuum
3 w e epers.
Made in
.a1ecticut. Sweep clean
’ A , , and fast. _
$43 . 'T
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$4.50
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‘When Columbus landed at San Sal-
vador, nearly all North America was
in the Stone age. The Mexicans were
using copper, and though they did: not
alloy it to make bronze, they treated
the metal in a way to make it a fairly
good cutting motel-1211.. A few ofthe .
northern. tribes of Indians either Almnum saucepan SBts'
* 3 3 . ' 3 ' T ' . Heavy ash-
. . J 7 , J . 3 _ . 1 3 These 3 lendid ‘
:11} (31:: 16121313313 gagfgmrolgeg. 51:31:]; Three pans in set. One White fixtures SlXteen SPCClal SCCthnS . 1 P cans. Gor-
—and this in a ‘continent richer than eaCh 1’ 1/“, and 2 th. for bathrOom. ' ' mckeled convemences' ted N07 ’
n11 ' 0 her '11 easil f u d an smel ed 'Medium weight A ‘ . A f nese China , ’ ” ruga. . "
olpet (; irok 3‘10 :oflhegn Mlcthix P t fin.qh and 0 apa ' Bathroom fixtures. 8 different 8 With steel :
c p r on n. :1 ~ ’ ‘ 1c -“ ,
gen, copper mines were found with. $1 711 ermanelnw in their spot- Worthy and attractive Nippon china, What a delight 3:210:53: e223,”? with heavy
“C‘K‘ks “I 0:: sepnritgg £113: 1:33 ' I 16:: 33%;; Ill b £111 gathering ! Pyrex, 7- duch cas:er l l 15:0 d bOtIJO gadgs tog
rein—ye e no 1 J . ' ’ __ rryin - 0 ea 11 ”C 01- an m. tan hat
around these mines used flint arrow- 0 O m I) ma- T 1 bars in lengths Sixteen 531390131 seetions eaCh ca g an assorc 91! Imam- - , $2 35 ’
, , owe 1 kndcks!
heads - . ment at one price and of unusual va. ue. , P3,, 9.: 3 , 3
The stone implements and weapons tlon cookers from 18 to 30 lllChCS. 3 Beautiful d3 S effective COIOI'S pleasin shapes— f ex 11311 pie dish in nickeled
used by the Mohawk chief in the days Of 1 1 g h t Tumbler holders ’ and d almost Sifgn ’ hina 18 C e 012:8 can thgnk 0f 1 , rame— $235 $1. 95 l
of Columbus were not a whit better 3 t a u no 11 toilet.paper holders. an every ancy ‘3 P 3 assumes 0‘ Cm Pyrex in extra.
than those used 131‘ the Cro—Magnon 3 . . .J 25c to $19, heavy nickeled frame, 8 inch size__
peOple of France .25.!)00 years ago. aluminum. _ 805%]? (118116318 1170 be plagced ‘ Chocolate sets—$4 35 ' $4 95 Tea. kettles.
M ‘ . these ancient Frenchmen on wa ' or S a) 011 :11 Of ‘ , - ""
8113303511119 arrived in that country Three pans faucet— ’ 256 Tea setS—$2 .85 to $6 75 3 - , nkig‘f‘zgggnfifi‘“: ”we” 1.1.31.1 :3“ N 1 c k e led, 3,.
with their culture full grown—Which adapted for I . Berry and cake SBtS——$2- 85‘ copper or 1
means that it must have had a long, 61 11" GS _ . ‘ ' Ice- -cream sets—$4 35 A VParlng knives. flexible and keen_ - ' I 7
slow development elsewhere, probably ‘ ‘ 'm" By 'a Cleaners Of ' . A . so A 1 mm'
m Asia‘ , on stove or in oven. _ . . . , _ Cake and salad plates, nappies, trays, syrup pitcheis Butcher knives an 11 sneem__ 350 S ea. mlessr"
' ' . 3 3 $1 95 spec1al eflicmncy. With plate—95c. , 3 3 ' 3 ' ~' No 8 size ' -
“Dead Man’s Chest." ‘ . . A , 3Salad bOWls—75c. . I ' . . .- _ J ' " 3. ,;
sis: mitt: , - . 3335:? 390$“?1’93'sfiéi3‘9’e“ Dresser sets—$4 85 8 , * * ' VG°°d 33,33. ”1 $1.35
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ihe verses were not his own. Thou- 3 _‘ Percolafior of Eiffel vggglpsdfisteig—SSQ ' Vases, hand decorated 5C. handsome dress! . _ 3 i '5
sands of persons have speculated since ‘ ' 'J _ 1‘86 c Iamo s——7 c. - , , , . 1 33
lies: :2 .p... 2: :1: 31mm “11 fiiiii’igbi‘imfiii . . ‘ ’ Dmnersets and ’ . ' 1.13:1“ 3‘“: 11111;, :1: .3:- . A *
111:5 box- for personal belongings. :l‘he ' 6-0111). S 1 Z 8. gansiiliedreligggruggeS—gsm ' other gOOd crockery. Electric fixtures for use in various RISPS. wet
fact is that a certain bay in the Carib- l ' amp co 5‘“ “’5 es— 0‘ dinn moms 0‘ the home, Showers bowl . , 3
Lem: islands was known .35 “Dead S. t a, n d a r d 185:1? flgolrl‘s}l>ex‘sd;r§1(2s——$1.66. : one dozen djfierent erware patterns Of excellent brackets and pendants— '_ S 330? of good
Mzm‘s 1:11.151: in the days of. piracy , W e i g h 1:. Dust climbs—1111] g quality and m tasteful decorations. Made by dependable , $1 111 to $35
:Etagffingf its resemblance to a 5311- Smooth fInIlSh. Makes §§éfludisaz§£ idl‘issgig—ESIBQ American P%tterg~ 3i in I b d d b tt ' Boudoir lamps wi'h silk slggdsg— SIZE W i t h
1*: - 1,"- . i ren's toy room—1 c.. din _ _ ‘ ..
1 £11: idenfiiy offbeHanftho’r of the 401043 coffee. - A platessets 0 1 0 p eces C 11 g $1g3935 tin$32u50er Fancy inverted gas lights~ 750 I I“ ”CH
1:113 IS 1111 11111113. 11 a century ' - '_‘ -' I1 1311 e.
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ago it was a popular "chantey on . $1 . 3 Aluminum.war3 Sets of 29 pieces, a Special assortment__ Sik cand esllades - 1 10° 7 _ g 7.
the inerchan: 5:11;»: of those days. ' — Of great durability 3 $4. 65 to $8 95 gE:N‘ieixclilts1eg<z§iiF30llmorning lamps$o South 4" ’17
Tit-ere are a dozen stanzas in the 3 ' 1 ‘ _ “ a 7 7 .
xxiginal text, dealing with the WtéCk— ' 7 Hampers 0 f Double boilers extra heavy 800:5 Tea CUPS With Saucers—‘per dozenth3 ' $2.512 ' ‘ ‘ > 7 9c
i‘ietxozird fiésgfpzfiéigfjgnfifire: g 0 0 d strong sugcglators. 6 cup size-— $13? V . Japanese White:and-g01d cups W1 saucers, eggc " 'Hea‘vy ' hite
' ‘_ om ination coker , 3 in 1 1 95 ’ ' ‘
§’E‘ens°“ “3 “0t “mm“ m - 111111011. 3M9d1 Tea kettles with fnseb~ —§2 35 J 3ard1meres in good sizes, attractive in color and enamellcu ware '
".>.ng the 791‘ SE for he merely put Into um sue roomy \ Wearever fry pans, good size—45o . .
‘hu mouth of one of his characters a .« h l d ’ ’ C Percolators. Landers Frary & decoration— 3$1- 25 & $1- 75 Big t k t
1 lark— 245 __ . . . > s no no 5. ranging in size f
:‘frggfstiiaie‘221ne saetatshat time known 0 g 0 0 d Preserving kettles— $1 75 Nappy sets, 3 pieces * - 500 18 to 36 quart— $2.35 to $5. 55m
.. ~ 1 1 -- - . J quantity of clothes. Made wig-ions and forks, tea and 1:516 ’ Stone CI‘OCkS in SIZES from 1 to 10 gaflons— Tea. and coffee pots pitchers 1nd
_ ' strongly, Will last. E]. _ 500 to $5 85 " kettles saucepars and buckets dou—
How to Ship Flowers. ectric Cleaners, ' 3 his boilers and tea kettles, colanders ‘
When packing flowers for mail. ' $1.75 washers and appliances. . Casseroles: firePrOOff- . $1 and Preserve kettles— 95° ewe?“ 35* ‘cepans Of
rarer send them in a cardboard box; 3 _ Toxirington vacuum cleaners—$48 CllSpldOrs— . 250 ' Dishpans. round or oval. sizes almmum' 4‘ qt' SIZE}. A 3
D: $521331 2: $233933; F211; 1122:; _ '- ~ ~ . ggszgficgmgggagggmg maofifies “Salad bowls and cake plates, decorated porcelain— {mm 9 ‘° 21 qua“— 5’35 Standard W31ght- ' .
‘ . .. 3 , — 3132‘. 50 ‘ 15c 3
; 13511113 on the blooms. Sprinkle Crystal washing machines—- $100 ' ‘ . ‘ . . ‘ ' ' - 7 " $1 1 I 7
. H's—rs neil “ith water and use only Reversible toastep— ’5 ‘ ‘ ' Cream PltChersy Chinar— ' V 150 I Home utenSflS i ' ’
tiste p111 er to line the box. A good ggzgogff‘tfim ‘ ‘52: _ J 3 ' A 7 . ' ,1 ‘ ' ' ‘ ’
’11:? Ito t1:16: hIlong~stemtmed 11110139131 . hurling irons, 2 sizes of anglerg— ,. A Glassware 0f beauty A Of staunch metal' ‘3 e rfersflgn '
a :11 31* em r0115 :1 eac en 0 . ' 4.7 . ’ . . ‘ V“ . .3
. 1 : . ‘ 3‘ . ’ White bre d b . 7's , : . is
toil-their stems 01erlapping in :3 . . , 3 ' . ' and of utility ' . Dust. pans? 1.133333.— ’ 130 Oil heaters;
I Take LaE’dck just a trifle longer 7111131318 113de Of ' 7 G1 I) k I.“ 1 . . Wash haters 0‘ “’99": 3°06 3129‘" standnrd 30f
J me inside width of the box big interest . 1 , as a 01 n g assware,ve1y attiactive and dur- 3450
slh-ing it across the center of the 1 ' able, SCIS alnd 5113‘131dlSheS“ 45C 31201111911111 bottom wash 11:11:)?—
. pres Eng 1: 11.311 down on to the ., (-1122? :11 «Passelo es, roverl or oval—- ' ‘ $1 °
‘ E b t h t h —— . : . 3 p . 1 1 . ,.
is of the stems This plan keeDSI ' 'Cfgmeawi‘iis: 1 e andles 3;: .. _ C: ~. I‘IICC (~th 1;?7 me '6 1' 7 ‘ ‘ $1 753’ 'Ajsh cans. stout galvénized iron— ‘ ‘
‘ 91‘? bloom from moving and be- ! BROOKS A Nut crackers— ' lac ' ' : f" j ‘ ~ V” n ’ A ' V - ' ' " $13" £333.]3011’t *Waagte Oil
:gming bruised or broken. Roll tis- _ Ivory soap— ‘ 8 for 50c ' ~"t1'C’WJCl‘ 3,1.“ ? GS, fl} ’ 3 7 A ' 190 ' 3' G with lock cover-‘—
3;. paper around the stick. Thll l 1.5g!!! v‘yeigihfa FleXszle, gags-cggilfthes 11ne__~ 1010;; J: 7 111* g‘ 1.91 SEIS, glape J _ . 3 3 A . $1 35 .3 érbage, 03413 “756 Q5 25
{revents any damage being done to f 30783?) c3" 3,133 3.39, 5512‘; ex 3,e_ . 7c ‘ , . ise ‘ 1 _ 7 7 , _ 3 3 ._ . . 1 , | _~ . .
'59 Stalks lever use cotton wool ' 1’ ,3 W ize dish drainers— 1 39: ( H_____ 7 ' ,A ' ’ A .A ' I :13 1:256; A A7 Rotaryash3slfter5— . 53"2'0
except when packing very deucate g. ,, 3 1;:211‘ and cream sets— __ j 3 _ 33503; " ‘FoodA choppers with 41211:?“
"“ we“ » .1 I —————v Household “handles" @11de JaI‘S_—- ~ ' ‘ I V 3- 3 I 390' *‘ 7 1' 5
m I I“ A , . ‘ ,. ' _ , ' ~" 1 1f 3 ' ’P mbificérsg ' ,2 .
‘ ifti”9 Responsibilities. . . 7 . 1 5 — 'inng bowl sets... ’ . 1 ' 33 . ' 3 . ' ‘ Savoryroa tern——
The"? are a great many mosquItOes - , C 1.1, ”1ch Adjustable clothes racks £01 ,3 b1 1 3 , ' r 3 , ~ ’
around here." remarked the sum ' r ‘ - 1 .' .A’ k‘tIChIifi— i i t bl .321???’ ain: Own g ass ttllnble’rs_doz
L03 _ _ . =~_ 'o 11 ron 11g :1 es— ' . ' 3 .
£12,2-» replied Fafiner Corn .. L1?‘"’ (in; Good gtroing smooth-running ’” _ 1"- man tumblers—(392611 '
we have to put up with ,em 1111mm out ‘ a do Wire; 37111.1. sweévesr , :5 . Ginge ale losses whollo'w Steniv
CC’mDIainln’. They mostly come around I ' ‘ A ‘ ’ ' '
atthlstimeotyear. Summerboara.
6's seem to bring em.” ,
Norwalk Chronicler