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tied for fourth placeiwith 48 eggs
p each. - ' 1 - » . ,
[ESTINE IS The total yield for all pens was 3,- ‘ ' v ’ ~ ‘ 7
829 or 5: yield of nearly 55‘pé’r cent. , ., " i ‘ '- “ - ' " ' .
This was 266 eggs more than the ex- v , ' - ’ A
SIN PQCWG production computed. on" 4‘ ' ' "' '7 I
4 records‘accumuiated for a. period of l .. ’ ~ . . , > u I .
'years. The birds have started 'the ’ 5 é " ’ ._ ’3 I
- month of March with a total margin _ ., A I ’ ,
INDUSTRIAL SLEE to date of more than 300 eggs over the :WERSI‘HIBNS
. ‘ Entrances in Main Street. Fail-tie) d Avenue, and Cannon Street - '
laverage yield for this season of the: I 1
.year. Ottooursé this “velvet" may be ‘
' lneeded when the American varieties . JAFFA. Palestine, March 9.-——The . , ‘ ' I l "
“UH-h [l.~~Palestlne temporarily {brget their fundamenta] British administration in Palestine is ‘ '-
, me. from its long in- function in the laying- contest and trying to stamp out some of the pe-
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‘ \Mnum(.mring in‘lllave to be sent to the broody cages culiar superstitions of the fellaheen . I " ' I ’ V “B V ,’ l
l 1.21%”: "D rapidly in ‘t‘hat are designed to squelch a hens' (peasants) and has appoilged a com— ‘ “ ' ~ » I etween esses
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p ‘- mum “0t bOdSt 0 maternal instinct. mittee of district governors to advise . . . ~
5 ,‘ “Tr hundreds Y of" The tour leading pens in gach of the it as to the best method of attaining - s ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ -
'l‘llt'klsll l'vgllne: BOW principal breeds are as follows: that purpose.“ ‘ - ‘ i O 0 Of $11an beau !
' ‘ ”W. “03mm“3 to; Plymouth Rocks. 4 After four years of occupation. the ’ , , t], ,
‘ mm lorelgn manu- ‘57an Hills (Barred) ‘ authorities are beginning to realize omp e e recelwng ' ,A . . ‘
‘1 _ . 1 Katonah, N, Y, ,,,,,,,,, . . _ 614 that supershfion plays 'an important ‘ ‘ "* . ‘ l- , - f H 11* 5' '
1. E l: ‘ ;llllt‘ll:-lxl)lrt;ge here to is Bradford. All)n (White) .l‘Ole inkeeping'the peasants in égnor- a .0_ ou- i m> . _ i . , 0r Sma . Wome .. i ‘
. . s “1‘1 ‘1‘“ " Belmont. Mass. .............. 608 ance. - ~ d1 tf t—'— ‘ ‘ A ‘ 5 l ' z -,
. . r: in rhups ranks first Burr G. Cu! 2‘ B s Some of the native beliefs are very r _ - t , 0 - - _ _ y Y - .‘ : ~ :,
‘ ”mg the new mam“: “éthamptzg gas??? I sealinmesfing. One government official ' .. _ _ _ 1 . _ Partlcular, and melt}, and right-fitting; dresses for
' l. l‘ll<,llt‘ll\ society has H. E. Dennison, . _ ' ' l ' .. ' discovered that; he had transgressed . . . . . . w . _ small women :——thesc are “between” ‘95 C‘V All 1]
' :l‘s which turn out East Lansing. Mich. . ..... tn.” 537 a, tradition1the other day when he Radio—the enjoyment of today, the man 8Lth tLC , . . fl . d1 S J > d tney
"‘1 ‘l*]'1**“l‘,:f‘:1m 110:; \Vhfle \Vyandottes. 7 _ ,sten'peg org e liabeyt's 0°” “5 he decade. mysterious and alluring, presentlng each day and axe ready hele for the first time. p .7. -
" "“ ‘ * ‘ ”Frank P. Matteson. ' ‘crosse a, .v ages re . ‘, . ‘ ' , ~ ' . ‘ . ~ . ‘
lmllllwl‘ of factories: Davisville. 'R. I. _______ ' ...... 736 i His actlon was notlced. by a group mght a 110“ SUPPI‘ISC . . Had “between” dl‘OSSES for “70111011 Of fun figure; had
“l llilllf'lllfl for for» ;\\'oo«lhri(ige Orchards, of women_ who halted him and told . _> _ VT 1 f H] ‘VOI'I V , A , . . - ‘
w m m l a e 1 \\' i Pu him 1e wpu ave 0 re race 13 s 9 GS“ , , . 7- , , fl - ‘ .‘3 1 . ‘ , . a .-
w-l ‘1} l 1 s: at s] oodn‘ldge. Conn. ........... 1,9 1 t id}? 3 t t, . 1; $195 B 10 If. the SO called Seven? fl“ ers 0' 9 them for many a seaur‘l At last, one progresslve Wide
r .‘lfnl‘rillgopfifgnoi lwulm madbury' izitittllll(:lc:m\‘3:s“31:11:13.:l2:I'1’biledidsso Qt]; become a theme for.- laughtcr. It, s the telephone—big; a awake maker realized there was a real need of “between”
' f H z ‘ ‘ Tottington. England .......... 64‘s ._ , g 7 ‘ . ‘ , ,. t ,- ' “4—but a more-won el._ - >7 ‘ -
',.‘“"l."3..‘3§:dq::'if§: fC'QnensBJ- Diemgnd. “11.13:,“fo(:gggffigci‘hompr amp 511%)“ ,‘ fillepllone. 1“” the “ lreless dresses for small women. So he procccdcgl to faslllon
" " ‘ . ‘ ' “' ‘ Jew ritain. onn. ...... up. 6 2' , ‘~ , , ‘ ,. ' ' - ~ U ass. » . , .. ' ,
h .. ! :lu- wooden) re-I 1““ch Island Reds. slon was Invited to take lunchv “1:13 til “11C . them., Y A, _
r "".'< ””1” for I “5' The Orchards. ‘3‘” “flukhfdihmwflé {’1 3131:2333 ‘hf; l It picks trom the 2111‘ message after message—and no- ‘ . _ - “f ,
tn can) . w , . ' 19 en ere< e g S l . ~ " . ‘~‘ . . . . - x a f .2 - _‘
t. "‘X"‘:' “"“l “mm" I $31233. gallifihlnass' """" ’ 626 Stumble“ 3"“ he f9” headmng °“ me ; b0(lv is able vet to tell us how. There is no limit to _1l. They are solentlhc as well as graceful (111d stylish and
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" In” grlmllllflillfé c223 Ha'mp't“ “”5‘ N‘ H """"" 353 ggl‘lixhg 3:1: 3?: toolgillgnll'ldtfiitkht]: ; One lllil'llt an operator gets the, matter belllg broadcasted beautiful. As example, they allow for,tl_le;,cllallgcs m
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:l ' "”W “unsafe-5 Ill '18' nifliflgbw Mass 594 "he “mag“ “mess he 53‘” m ‘0 f°rg° . from Rework. T118 1191“: T15 Pltlbbulg 11.8 ISaIS-J And 0111) Ono’s figure \Vthh._C0111€ with maturity. They are not
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w ' 1 ml“ \r:l.;)llét;‘o[‘e “lain 1,. ‘ ._ Sampson. ._ l: :5“: Cqmmon practice for girls to l a llttlc tmlc ago amessage being sent 1n . (l? p elfiey ‘Wd; snug at hips as are dresses for young follxscvtllcy am fully
E, ,1, . Nuns. Iivspito the gen- 5”“‘gml‘2'hffjsf- 1;“I'5‘1‘visit \Villies (prophets‘ tombs) and'pickell up by an operator 111 bcofland, ovel t rec t ousam prop ortioncd at bust ~ . .
«:1 ‘ ‘” ""‘m‘ ”mailing the G0shen Poultrv all? mm' 1‘” there “mos 0f “‘9” gilrmmgisbe- miles awm" ' ' ' ‘ \
V, ‘ . ' ’ llevln‘g that by so doing t my ur lure ~ 4 ~ ’ ‘ - . -
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' 5 ”Mm-"laps' 133%,};2 Honfitiod 13:331. ‘ lm geltfiftnggoioogé (lilflerEfSSEIJ-E; Readv llcre. radlo sets With a wave-length range of Beautlful “Eve ‘10 (3111110, 0118 (0101 and 51113117 tWO
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Z l , .m'l‘rli’I-(ltf r8: run the “0”“de “ 83h- ------------ 53“ guys .for the same purpose. 1 190 to 500 meters. That means Newark broadcastmg, It c0101 eflccts. Solt and lovely wool thalhs of light “eight
1.} - ’-"""""‘S 3“" ”‘1 89mg Iaoigiggi‘fi\ a} 5% ”SET”? ““1““3Y§°d§1‘2‘;ie“°g§m35'meanq Pittsburg, it means enjovment 0f the fine “"1ng and notablv prettv pattern and color. Taffeta 511115 of
I; l. Mn harbors. p ers all M '_ ‘ ' ‘ """"" - d n. ry ng 0 av l ' .' _ l _ ~ . » ' * . ? ~_ B > v _ r A > _ ; , .
in mint"- "w handling of the J' “an" DUbvms’ -l, ‘cemeteries and WM“ 0“” “mare” 5' which are Nightly sent out by Westinghouse and b3 Gen hrm weave and fine luster and charming style.
I ,va ill imports and ex- Peacham. "t" """""""" 9'6 tombs' in order to halve soxmeif; tlglfil‘, (11:11 Radio ; i h d
' ‘ own. Often. to be esser w c - , x ' . . - (a , 7 - 1‘1, “711' Wi‘l? ecoration
.‘ ,_,, .. . _ p for ”em. SPRING 12 DAYS DISTANT drenb they go to mosmles. walk seven- ' - 1 - /- 1 1: Deep navy and-bla -k and 1:10] J o 3
w W mm" 55 . - These acts use the Almstrong regenera lve Cerll . . . , f l
- A .m from the River Jordanl ACCORDING To ALMANAO times around the bufldms and “‘9" _ *~ '— L * . . ’ l , ,. - ,1 1 s in new artistic fashlon—alld With that brlght note 0 (:0 or
., _'. m , , n. roved b smash an egg in the gateway. . h” 1 'I‘ORSPS recelvlng pOVVCT. 13th get 1n(, at 8‘ . . . _ .
M m ml; been up y h d; .W 10 1 m" . . . vh h d ‘t t * lark of the season
"" ”‘ i" ”m” “T1 °n Spring ‘5 °""' 12 days “'3‘“ mfi‘ The” a? 3m” a 23mg”: epilc‘ ’detector tube and transmlttlng phones for the head, bat- Vi 10 15 lb 1110 1‘9 n ' ~ -
'l‘m' :r-k ls to start soon 5 ex- cially. according to the almanac. customs W ‘c are c ' ' ' 1, ' , ' I .
;..7.,s rllm'lnutc these handicaps. 'spring will enter at 5 2t m.. March 21. ticed by the {91111119911 and “’“Ch ""3 (lay and dry cell and complete atrial. _ Sizes 161/2 181/53 and 201/2.— $25 $35 $39.50 - i
Tl unnnislration is bending itS‘l—lowewr. it isn't advisable to forsake government is anxious to destroy. ‘ . - l ’ T . ‘
mmw wtmts to promote more enter- :the heavies just yet, weather wise- _ ‘ RESPO§§IBI F Lvory 0110 is ready to be set [Ill-31K $71 29 - Second floor.
Fllb“ ,‘.:l v\hlhitlon Of home indus- aCl‘PS point out. for several cold days CE‘EFFEIIR HELD - q ’ {Vilflfea-lith t ‘ ttil] T u ) is not dimcfi1t__ I
mu - . lirsl of its kind in Palestine. and probably more snow storms are NEW HAVEN. March ..— H l a be E. 1 V ’ e -
is 'r-t v» ~. .lranged for the first week of due. L. Aubrey, Chauffeur for Clarence - i‘ourth floor.
Nor“ l While considering putting away the 1100129"- “'h°s‘3 a" had been under re-
-_,_~ woolcns and picking out the spring PM“ 1” had by ;C°'°“" Mix “3 be _-7 , , , —‘ x ,
‘ , overcoat. it might be »well to remem- criminally responSlblo for the death 01'. THIS MAN'W'AS HELPE‘D‘ ' (CK
BARRE f . her that Sunday. March 12. is the an- WNW" 0- Lyons, Pgeflflipntcor; 831:8 John Grub. .2639 Jac 11 Ave.. \
. ' nivcrsary or the great blizzard in 1888.‘ Packard Sales and .en ce 0 p y New Orleans. La... writes: "My kid-
they point Dill. of this city. in a collision with a tale—
. neys were weak and had a soreness‘ . p ’ V
graph pole on February 26. in a find- ’ _ g
ARE LEAnlNfl ARMS co. APPEALS “18 3'95‘8’6‘13" ””5 and his ”“4331 dgdpaljsngulggag‘: brllgrkklgnfyl'; . ' ' , ' ‘ - ~
I ' . __ ,‘ {mum ager, John \V. Curtiss, were out Withjdidn't act right. I began taking . > > i . »
HARTFORD, March 9.-—-The Colts Aubrey to see if repairs made on the Foley Kidney Pills and they soon put a
{mans March 9.——For some rea- yaw“ Fire Arms Manufacturing °°m' gaffe"! fauitfadfné 5}"23023 :31? "‘5' “5"” ‘n a 5““ hum” ““1“
sun or other Barred Rocks in the lay- PM” yesterday filled in the Superior "‘9" n ‘ “’5 ° tion." Foley Kidney Pills help the
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Inc contest at Storrs seem to have tfi'e ! court an appeal from ”"3 City's assess- trol agplirently, Ya Eage$?:h 8291?: kidnefs rid the system“ 01 3°“. and LOOK BIEN, A REAL TREAT
mine on the other breeds, for‘t‘lie lastlment 0f their property which was as- graze a a 89 en 3‘ lwaste that cause lameness, backache. .
:1er to $4,137,000. The company speed' and "‘9' a" “”5” in a field’
m r this b eed owned , , sore muscles. swollen joints and rheu- _
z“; éwéelge:np::nofmm Ear-st Lansing. places its property “line at $2,215,430“ The coroner sass Aubre} operated at
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31‘ h h fl . h d t the top In the excessive speed and in a reckless way. {$33331Eisnfilsoaggfwigfficl'iQUiCR in I I S .al d Don’t MISS I hem
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oiglteen?; Wilfl‘ik of the contest this! W0 peel S an ‘6
“.11 was again at the top with a pro- ,MO’I’HER! MOVE _ ' ‘ > _~p‘ - . _ _ 7‘ , '
' " ' ‘ , . FRIDAY, MARCH 10th AT 9 A. M.
auction of 6'9 eggs. Twice during the CHILD'S BOWELS “1TH
pzmi weeks this pen made perfect daily CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
ntllws and hens No‘. 156. 157 and 159
an made perfect weekly scores by Hurry mother! Even a. sick child
313ml: seven eggs each. 'l‘wo other'loves the "fruity" taste of “California
m1». of Barred Rocks entered by W. Fig Syrup" and it never fails to open
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H 1: Kent of Cuzenovia. N. Y.. and the bowels. A teaspoonful today may . » r
ll ml» I‘niversily at Lafayetfe. Ind.. prevent a sick child tomorrow. I! Men s 00 ear e \
tr; for scbond place with 53 reggsconstipated. bilious. feverish, frettul. ‘ s
cm ~ George Phillips’ pen of White;has cold. colic; ‘m- if stomach is sour. ‘ » '
:w'a’wnns from North Haven. Conn. 'itongue coated. breath bad. remember . Sh
w m rlllrltlge Orchards' pen of Wyan- a good cleansing of the: little bowels ' oes .
v » : from \Voodbridg'e. Conn., and is often all that is necessary. ‘ , - , E
3“ 'r’. Sampson's pen of Beds froml Ask your druggist for genuine "Cal- ‘ ,
:4. vvm-m, Mass, all tied for third ifornia Fig syrup" which has direc-
ls with :30 eggs each. A pen of tions for babies and children 6: all
.-" lilwks from Dover. Mass, R. I. ages printed on bottle. Mother! -You
znnl Grafton. Mass, and White must say “California." or you may get‘
from Wallingford, Conn., an imitation fig syrup. ‘
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,Munson Last ‘ 3g
? Men’s Goodyear Welf Black *
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For the Man Who Pay ' 3:12:22:telegrams:stellszlegzsmwgssz ml: ;
' the reach of every mother—these are values that the genius of one ,.
file Bl“ man' has made possible.
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HERE'S one tool ShOWdOWH m I fierufhanbltilllle mfiind-wovertlhprgguctsagm 3523:3111; $43? ‘2
roofing. and thatiisF-COSt‘pd-yeal‘ , hggftsgnfil still sell vgc‘lvrgvgmdlelcts isttvery grademte Pm- . I A
Of'mce- h ' E See Lloyd WWOVCB 31W Carriages“ our store“ §
You‘ don't have buy roofing 0“ gamble 0' ; - ’ ‘ ay ‘ A ' '_
guess- There are my W 0‘ Fwd Rm“ - Lloyd Patent Process Loom Products : ,
- - ' borhoocl ha sloodlhetestoi *5- ; . . . . . , :
Sfifig‘ifihms $0 Legs with‘out a_sing_ie ‘ ' ; {L Baby Carriages and Furniture t -
repair. What Paroid has «Lac for “has. ""9“ . : “STERLING SOLE AGENT ._, ,_
dofor ou. ‘ 1 , . ,7 .‘r 5 _,
Measurid by the yardstick oi Yaw-Service. ‘ p ; r - Furniture, Rugs,‘ Ranges and Linoleum a 7
the true testrparoid is the cheapest roofing you . 3 this month i ‘7 A
can buy? ‘ l - Linoleum Measuredand Layed Free .
WeknowwhaeolwequkTakethegueu V I . _ _ l N
outofbuyingroofing. COMWIDdgCttth'm‘ ‘J: Open a We Amt ‘
no a. SONJ-c. W limb-twain.” ' .,
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Marshall Street,“ g 'W
\ Sterhng Furniture Co
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