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MW Indian tribe residing in the “Styles, m3 C“ “a?
date of Minimum min a deplorable f ‘ y
“onion. in the opinion of Peter J.
Mon at 'I‘uslio‘homa. number of . »
anthems. Chomvtrme who hurt:
turned for a month‘s int-ton m
ale Him Indians. 'Mr. Hudson
nil the late Mondneor W. H. Ket-
dmrn ct Oklahoma. City were dele-
fited by Indium Commissioner Burke
to make an imam: or the con-
duct! oi the trihelin thallium. Mon-
‘gnenr Ketcham dict! suddenry at
Philadelphia. Mas” while cum in
II: work.
The 1.41m Mimic-tom Wm
divided into ten- clone and they are
Constantly (worming..wa to Mr. .
Ind-on. Woolly .their. anonsto .. ,
were menu-ens of the {Stator tribe i
mulOMln.WMne-Nvlrmmm ,n.
ant migrated to Indian Territory in
the early 311's. They have mode no“
progressive steps in The past 100 m
Ir. Hod-sum and new“
greatest need is education. "
Occupation is forming and as such
are! are semi” farmersof mm '
"I am firmly convin’ced‘thit by em:-
nstion alone can the custom and bar-
tiers of a W yelu-s' finding- be
broken. says Hr. Hudson. “to lmpreu l
are Choctaws with the responsibiliti » :
Q1,citlenship. Todly they exercise 110-
m arm and are anion towns
of social equality with the White (mi...
tens of Mississippi."
"It will mmm mute bring
about the Mn of the young!
Choctaw: of Missluippi.
«minim
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WASHINGTON, March 10.'—Beware
at the sex detector, says the Depart-
ment of Agriculture. It is widely ad‘ .
vex-tint! as one of the greeted "min- ,
vols" of the are. but there is noth- '
In: to it; the department smarts in s ‘
formal statement.
According to its manufacturers and
publicity agents. the detector is a;
.nail instrument that will unfailingly "
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16 North Main Street
” 7 “Mamie how much
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tritium. Gumtued
”not, lOOk t0 the
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Furniture Co. 3
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‘lndicate the sex and fertility of eggs;
the‘deparmient mys. adding that
poultry rsisers were promised phe-
nomenal hatches and as high a per-
centage of females as they might de-
sire by its use.
“But this was only part of what
might be expected of this simple but
potent little device." declares the de-
partment in a recent circular. "It was
mid to tell the sex of oysters. butter—
Basiness Sfits That
Are a Good
$19.50 and $
Thése Com and Dressesflare Strikingly Difierent
‘
flies, czlterpillcrs. booties. worms, and 0 ~ ' .
m 0. W . . . . Busrness Investment Ra end 89? son
WM“) we” Ohmm‘d SW'h llmdm‘til M I It is in the sheer beauty of their vxvxd collormgs that these Coats and ‘ ym
leather and cheese. although there . a - - . - . E . . '08.
would seem to be little (iiiilculty in Dresses OR“ the“. "KM Striking cfiectiveness. Fromm first snip 0f the shears u FUNERAL DIRECT m
we ‘0' (my mam-m . ' to the last touch of the pressing iron, l g; nu. mm srmrs NOBW
"Even the criminologist was often-d - . '
essistance. for n was Claimwl that the these suits are made for business .E ........... . - - -- . - . - - -,. - -- -- Us xxx/m
unfailingfittle (it-ivt'tii't- would tall the
A FINE SHOWING 0F BRIDGE lAllPS
Adjustable wrought iron frames. artistically
shades in many novel designs
MODERATELY PRICED
Ideal For Wedding and Anniversary Gifts
535 WINDOW DiSPLAY
VERY
d~<~ur » ~ manner;
sex of the person who silo-d the Nomi
found on clothing or clsewhcrv. One
manufacturer said thzll by attaching
'8. wirq to his llpilill'nllifl Hill! running' it
through ll keyholo he could (il'tt‘rllllllP
the sex of any w-rson holding the-
loom end of the wire."
At the suggestion of the Post Office
Department the Bureau of Clll-mistry
of the Agriculture Department mmic
tests of several such instruml-ntSM
with the rt'sult that {ill thi‘ manufac—
turers have now gout- out of liuslncss.
"One of the detectors.” continues
the report. “was an elongated, tubular.
plummet-shaped device made of
‘
“a!
men.\
' Firm materials that will wear
long without getting shiney, are
i tailored to éhoid their shape. The
styles are conservative, but not
“dead. ” And they’re priced to meet
your desire for good clothes at a
reasonable figure.
$25and'np
.11 W 1-. .
J ACO Y?”
The Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women
‘ CHARGE ACCOUNTS orENED
nickel-plated iron and filled with a
12-14 North Main St. So.Norwalk.
i Johnston 69’ Murphy Oxfords
FOR MEN
« 1 Conneally 66 Bracken
SOUTH nonwnx, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY tvanmcs
and an aluminum suit. and suspended ' . . ., 1» ,.
by s. tine thread. M““‘ ' '4' “w; 7 F
When held an inch above an egg ’ ~ 7 '
containing a. male germ tire stufled
mm was said to swing back and forth
like the pendulum of a clock: but if
the egg were or the opposite sex. the
bob would describe little circles. and
in-
IM-‘unmwmm ‘
A NEW SPRING LINE OF R03 -\L
SOCIETY STAMPED G00] )8
Childrens Gingham Dresses, 2 to? t years. in blue 1
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in the case of an infertile egg there checks with in collars. cuffs and belt. These dresw ~ 9"“
would be no motion at all. ,‘ My wing: the exception of s little hand embrmd - 1'» _ Nd”.
Another device consisted of a small 3;. Wed Bungalow Dresses and Aprons for womm _ «“1 7* “
$“£.¥°$§;“1222Z:‘.?"§.t.fi:§“’gf”; Bi Crowds F and Satum , n mums m an... com '.
mull iron a.“ the whole suspended r , 4, gg A m of Luncheon Sets [13‘ applique land uu
. ' ~ ii Pillow Cases Bath Towe s
‘3! a cord. The telltale motions were m I i Y ’ " ’ “ ‘ ”"h'
Mined to be the reverse of those that W All]! WENT HOME HAWY m B gi’ meg“? wtgdfi 1013:2333; £35111: 1:23-21:11}; f” .‘ .- linen.
indicated male and female with the ' ‘ :5 Ah “Emit sPammge Outfits and a full line (‘1' >3» ~17 ‘3 M"?
other instrument. " , 2 4 O ‘ y armed Embroidery Cotton
Try as the xgricnltural Department 1 ; '
experts would. thEy could ncn get the . STATE ST. t ~‘ r. ’
“miracles" to work. Tests on eggs and ~ . ‘
other things by a numberot persons. . #1‘ 1- ‘-. I. M 11 tt
showed that all the instruments were ‘ » m e e
ess. No two persons got the same EVERYTHING » . , ‘ . ’ ‘ r '. ' m I. ' a
results with the same eggs, and eggs . . , . . 8T0“. 4 .. F
. known to be inmrtli‘e gave' posithe 0 z . . u . 0 “Sims m ‘ 88 Washington, Street
indications that then would hutch both ‘ ‘ ' ' ’ ‘ ’ ‘ M ‘
‘pullets and cockerels. V - " ' ‘ ' """""""""""""" ,. If
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OOMB SAGE TEA IN
mm T0 DARREN 1T
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It's Grandmother's Recipe to Keep
Her mm Dark, Shannen-11ml
The oid~ttme mixture 0: Sage Tee‘ :
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair is grand- DINNING ROOM . .‘
moth'er's recipe, {Ed folks are again I ‘ ' .
using it to keep their hair a good. . ' BED ROOM
even color. which is quite sensible. ns' Rm
» we ore living in an age when a. youth- - - v I "G M ‘ ; ' I
to] appearance is or the greeted} ‘ LI 7 i A 1: ~
advantage. " 4 i . . ' I I.
Nowadays. though we don't have I t i I
- the troublesome task of gathering the
, use. and the mussy miiing at home.
‘3‘ All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product. improved by the addition of}
other ingredients. coiled “Memo
he and Sulphur compound." It is}
very popular, because nobody on: dis- ,
cover it has been applied. Simply X,
moisten your comb. or a. soft em
with it. and draw thio tubes): your
lair. tafiin'c one must! shunt! at a.
e. by morning the W hair (lis-
ors. but what-
We
CONKEY’S
m Wanner Milk Starting Feed
A Scientific Feed Ior Chicks, Ducks,
Albert D Morgan
Street
in Arias PALACE BOOTERY
Geese and
eys.
South Norwalk
- m FASHIONS
I ‘ . $5.95 . _
Wheel ...........'...:..' $5.45.
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