(Ask any one of the'better class of building contractors
'. wk 0 many people are dissatisfied with their new houses a
‘5‘: few yems after thepare built. He will tell you poor 0011‘
out our ad: into the air, struction.
”_io earth we know not Constant repair bills and the endless annoyances that so .
often rob house-owners of the satisfaction they are entitled to,
are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken economy,
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATERI- 1
ALS and how to use them, who See house construction in terms
’of durability and eifioiency to bid against construction prac-
tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
Agriculture E x p e r 1 m ent ,
Station Reports on Meth-
ods Used 1'91“ control of
Disease“; Combatted by
State and Federal Funds '
—-Develops Fast in Moist
and Cool weather;
Methods for the control of White
pine blister rust in Connecticut are
presented by a bulietin'by the Connec-
ticut Agricultural _. Experiment station
compiled by W O. ’Fllley and K. W.
Hicock. who are in charge of the
forestry division. The rust was dis-
covered in Connecticut in 1909 and
immediame a. study was made of its
nature and occurrence by the mem-
bers of the experiment station stair.
In 1&16 the rust was found in all
the New England states; fiexmn
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin.
Minnesota and Ontario, Canada. All
these states hhve taken uncures to
study and control the disease. and the
Connecticut general assembly of 1917 .
passed the following legislation for
that purpose.
“The director of the Connecticut
Agricultural Experiment station shall
have authority to investigate and con-
trol the fungus dime known as
white pine blister rust or current rust
Said director may appoint a. member RINGS VALUE!) AT
or members of the e erlment station ’On account of the war conditions BAR
Stat! to administer 3c}; work under which prevailed in 1918 practically no $19400 DISAPP
his direction, and may employ other eradication work was attempted. La- STAM 0RD Jul 20.—Two rin Sunlmef SChOOl
assistance when necessaray. All white bdr suitable foggy; worglwaitgmi‘g: valued 3:31 ”’0 byyhe, were reports: 18 m Sessmn.
pine. currents or ooseberries lnfect- to obtain n no a r . ' . _ 7 ,-
ed with said rustgmay be uproomd schools andj colleges closed, when goittgytrersbgilggatfimdfyalurésg gigs; ENTER NOW
and destroyed forthwith. Said di- twelve men were secured and put in -
rector may designate districts within the field. The area selected for “v" carat diamond “”3 worth 31:0” REGULAR 8: SPECIAL
, ., and the other a. pearl ring. ,
which currant or gooseberry bushes eradication consisted 0‘ about "000 Mrs. Salter, who is visiting at 1462 COLRSES
v , and
growing wild abandoned or escaped acres in the teen of Colebrook Commonwealth avenue, Boston, came
\ l
The HATCH &‘BAILEY CO.
Adel-ts for Bird 0. Son and Johns-Munvilie Co. Roofinfie. i ;
, Sheets-oak Wall Board. ‘
COLORED vomEs AND BATISTES 30m
A wide choice of novel efiects on light and dark grounds.
NORMANDIE vows........... 69cm
TISSUE GmGHAMchmd
IAT'I'ERI ES
5! you are In doubt as to the condition of the battery In your
urnpmmoomehandleeue. Wewlll glveyeuagood
allowance for it In exchange for an Eadde.
Em SERVICE STATION
' 67 North Kain Street
‘ 11 Shirts were sold as suits I: \‘H ,
some: 21:: ‘ Fowler 3 Market
son Shirt” and here’s the '
P011:
from culth ation may be uprooted and 43.000 current and gooseberry bushes . .
“mm" “a" 1“” “mu” “‘1 m were “WW“ and “mmyed' ' $55 $312223 ti??? '3 £352.31” Sf MerrillBusmess
Explert designers that Dat- f the performance of his duties. he or l. Blister rust contrgi has Sheen intthe 58 Nottingham road iBosto'n to $5“ College
‘ - ‘ an erson authorized h . ma ' at ex erimenta stage ur ng e pas 51x , . l) , . _
t em vsith thc utmost care. i 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk an: Ema enter any pu‘g’l’ic or pm’me ”if”. Although its principles were :Sgitetirereélgx‘eeré 112:3: Egg}: “2:: College is located in ill!
he full] 058, allowed for 'y grcunds. and any person wilfully well understood ~vin European coun- gher hands and leffsme m" ‘0“: CITY NATIONAL SINK ewe
Ol‘t I“ )1 mod OK? i” 1 Phone 1340-1341 ’ hindering the performance of such tries they had never been practiced a‘.“ 97 Washington St" 59' Ncmzm
ere V’ou h“ mi it and yet Lil]: dutv Shall be fined not less than ten extensively there. and many points in fiEgclgfefghigufef-Eext t: égfignxlni. Phone 3142‘
( ’ e ' f the disease were . 1 x.
lo lines are retained. I “0" more than fifty dollars {or each th life history 0
offense. The sum of seven thousand not thoroughly understood. Its chax- Fixrghigtigli:h:ftidi:1§f the late a I
the hundred dollars is appropriated actcxttics and life history are now ~ ‘ ~ - S-
nnnuolly for earning out the pro— well~known as a. result of the ex- ) ,
\lslons of this section.” (General hauslive studies which have been gg3rF-g} g??nily(‘)’§_psyHE:‘ SPE‘ :l A I S FOR “if
Minutes of 1918. Se lion 2117.) made in this country by federal and I 1‘ 0 ice rag-
cheral Fun is Its-ed slain agents gt“ ‘1 cana it the {00‘ 0f I udlow “fEEK
,. ‘ " ‘ ' _ g ‘ . ‘ ,. - .. fl
The lmrouu of plant lnduslrv of the On 93'3“?” quality forest soil “’hmh Dzigin20d231;r tuggivlfo‘h Elganihflm
1 ultra! States Department of Agricul- could not profitably be “5911 for agri- liis‘home' lien Vb . 't as mung iron)
tmn mmlc an agreement in 1916 in culture. white pine either self-sown r -‘ ‘1 noouyslcrday.
131,:2 to 18.
$1.50 to $5.00
Co t u Quality Groceries and Free
, s e 0&O’Meara
21 N... M... 8.. Delivery. .
“Moll federal finds for ell-operative or planted will. in 40 to 50 years. pro- . —— Extra Fine Pork . . _ . ‘ _ LIL-h? ‘
- control work were received nml those duct} :9. gross revenue of over $300 per .
F B fun-ls have been available each your acre. .33 contrasted with $7 5 per acre Combination Sale—1 P533 Scap,
V since then. The amount of federal if the land grows only hardwood? ' ,1 1
.ARLOV BROS A. . eckmann 69° Co., Inc. .
e
.Im'ls expended to sepmnlmr on, l‘nloss the blister rust is kept under 2 Luna, 1 Star P0“G~-- :1:
1921. was $12,124.44. while the total control it may and probably will (16- SMALL 0F BABK Ivory andl Star Soap :01 «0
yfl-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE 83 wasmngton Street, South Norwalk amount expended by me state was slroy the pine before if reaches mor- , l...
' Ina" 1‘05 sit-“$0.11. The work of the experi- charitable size. as the greatest danger ‘ W001 Soap makes! 3 p555 we
SOLE AGEI‘TS m _ w DEM! ment station on this disease has been is to trees less than ;5 feet high to WM“. H fk. . . .. r:
.. u mm mm“ 0“ jointly. by the forestry ‘69- which the disease 03" be ”9mm“ at m ousewe — Tm“ Tissue' 7 "ms " "“
‘ ~ ‘ hurlment havlng‘ =ad1ninlstratlon of the end of‘the first year only with “If I‘m E. Fugug Vm . -
.CITY DE LUKE
Hinds and on the active (“neural mess- aid of a. microscope. After the second
was and thv botanical depamneut year a careful scrutiny will reveal its Compound Made Hal-Strong
BRIAR
PIPE.
hmlnc clnruo m llie ”search and in- presence, although to an untrained l S
‘ \(stizulimm. Th control \VOlk has (we a. tree already diseased beyond Foster Oregon _u1 used Lydia Eu . E 4
Ilse Celebrated Dunhlll'l
been in an oxnnimmtal basis for the recovery may ouuvardly seem to 13“ Plnkham’e Vegetable Compound fori .
past six W cm and us the} (“suaso «19- healthy. pains across thei ll 00m. 8‘9. Eastrxcmm
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
. . ~ V \tlops nu) slmxly. lhrée or more “—H small Of my i ‘
.emo Block Tel. 1581 CREEV ELITE FISH ' yum :4 must claps.» hi-ffll‘l’ the effects of 3EVENTEEN MACHINISTS The bothered mesa; __.. .. —-)- — > - '
I l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28C Ib- conlrol are fully apparent. QUIT WORK IN ANSONIA ythatlcould do A
\Vllllo pine u. is cm- of the first
FANCY BLOCK ISLAND SWORD FISH . . 40c lb.
my work only with
“OM" “‘ h“ "3‘“ "-‘ "“9 9‘1”} “we” ANSOXIA. Julv 20.—.~\sk¢d to fin- ' ‘ bthaen help Of my bus. Ch 1,
F. S. LYON Steak Halibut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4. . . . . . . . . . . 38‘: lb._ fink"). n 13"“?! an ““l“‘fl;_lfl Part in tln‘ lsh up our axles and Wheels from the “ ‘ d. onegf'zggsggj ce, arcoa
1 H M H Olllllwl‘ 01' EW England railroad she 52, seventeen machinists »_ .
10B PIQINTING Steak Salmon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38C 1b. Aim“ illlplvnu-llls zor working up at the Fax-re}; plant quit work 3.05“,“ - filaiateéusnglkggg
Steak Cod 2' 1b u log. into lumlur ‘H Hulls 31"} framing day afternoon. and this morning. The Ve etable C m-
l ........................'...... 0c p-iu‘rs “mo uz} nude back in the . ‘k . t: A soul-1 from the g 0
South Norwalk 0:.1 am. u . . , , “m 3“"; 5““ ° ’ ":v , pound is doing for! .
Steak Boston Blues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18C lb. u ‘3“ “MC“ could 1" railroad shops and “hen it reached women, so an! an g
2 F worked, up easily were selected and the lulhes yesterday afternoon.‘t€l1 of ‘ _ 'to take it. Ifetfias 00 3..
resh Mackerel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280 lb. f“" “"“u‘ ““1“ “"33 the Chi“ 0’10 the machinists refused to touch it and helped me wonderfully. I am feeling.
Butter Fish 25c it). £33"? ”3"". ”‘1’ WM" 3“" Eng" loft tlw shop- Thls morning seven fine, do allm housework and washing
m A SQUARE pm a . . . . u . . - e . o o e n . e u n' a u e n o e e n . 1' lOllbtsr is ('\lllv‘h(.‘e of this 413% “lofts of the lathe {men quit. , for sevenin t e family. I have been' ‘1"-
, Weak Fish . . _ . ' . . . _ . . 18¢ lb lime! or them um» hum c-mlrvly 0I Officers of the company said the lar too, and nowam all right. Iam
.0, will buy Your household ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ““11" lmu“ swept lo: the trauma and
'
. work wasnrcepted to help the gov- tel mg my friends what it has done for k1] g
regs, papers. junk and all Flat Fish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14c lb ”“‘“-‘ "f ”‘9‘" “ “W“ “”9 bum “WW ernmont. The work was considered me and am sure it will do good let! I rue 1
.. ’md 300‘“ Anything you 3“" Will's me still habitable. n necessary one. but the. machinists others. You can use this letter asates-
Price according to the quan_ Haddock u . u e u ._ . e . . . . 'o e u . e . n u e . u . e e o . . . u 0 12C 1b. The rUSt Filler" the pme trees (‘VldPHUF thought differently and in ejmonial. I Will stand up for Lydia E. i
«the goods. A. square deal Round Clams through the breathing" pores of the View of the strike of raumad shop— Pmkh’am’s Vegetable Compound any ' at]
”.t . . . . - . . . . . o . . . . . . ... . . . .31. . . . 200 lb ‘ medics and \\ orks hack into the bark men. declined to do the work and left time Mrs. WM. JUHN’KE Foster, ——-——‘
m P. MONEY salt MaCkCI'EI . . . .‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37¢ lb :unl “”3 tissues “1" fiFSt outuard the mill. The machinists who could Oi'eg’on. .
“—— . ' . . ' . ' b ' ' Sign Of the work or “‘9 Pam-‘5Ito is a. be located toda" had no statement to Doin the housework fora famfl of
a V3" Zlndt Street ldlscoloruion ol ll 1 k n '7 £50 ta k If by
ALL SCHULTZE MARKET L g - n mr to {1 ye ow make seven me s an ass ouse- l
. hlnd Good. AIWEYI on lilo S C 085 AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS 01‘ orange- —grconlsh hue accompanied -—-—- , wife are troubled wi b’ackashe, ir- ‘
‘ ' "’ s“'°“‘"g 3”” were! “eeks 0f STRIKE OOMPELs ROADS .resu arises, are easily tired out and
inlcclion of the no n} in lieu irritable, or haveotherdisa ble ail-
Schultze’ S S 'Porlion of the pine $1.493”: whit) are , To ABANDON 247 TRAINS mm caused by some w gm Street
ani ar ets fkno‘m ‘15 PVcniu. 'lhese, appear on Lydia E. Pinkham' s Vegetafi Com- 52 hleadow .
the bark as dram m a sticky fluid CHICAGO. July 20.——(Associated poundatrlal Letithelpyou.
. ~ ‘ —— <‘fteen railroad centers in —-- '
....... Nor-walk, 39 Main Street mn'a’mng spores P’essl- 1" . -
F , the middle West reported today that -- -
South NorWalk, 'cdrner Rhilroad Avenue and Washington Street. requenfly a tree “m‘h has been 247 trains have been or are about to
Stamford. Dal-lea, Weapon, Black
diseased for e .1 - I
Rock, Bridgeport. Georgetown ,3, number of 5&3; 330?: 332115313: be canceled. The Southwest, from - into BOdlES, F ende l
.................................... , Dead, cracked bark where the dis_ St. Louis to Texas points. appears to
I
, ’ ' ad
ease has {ruited in previous years. be the hardest hit. self ser ‘7 ice Lamps, Repalred a
Fruiting pustules. Combined with the rail strike. the
or remnants of _ _ Ider
JULY CLEA . pustules, that haxe frulted during the coal strike also is entering into the . . Made to 0 .
. current season. . transportation question. Railroad _ . . He 0: All ma
zone of pycma] scars and pycnlal stc cks were depleted when the shop- oe‘v tore Welding ml
-— OP _. drops. men struck, and with the curtall- . >
A discolored area usually surround- ment of freight service, several roads . ~
ooasnrs, nosmaY, BRASSIERES, GLOVES, UNDER. m“ a" 0th" stages and moms to.-. 333. hard. pressed .‘°“ W” ‘° “‘3" - One Step frOm Corner OR SELY
' ' ward slowly .into new twanwnh eu‘ engines runmns- ‘ M ‘ _ v |( fr W E
. WEAR AT REDUCED PRICES. each year's growth. . , . , . 48 all at St Phone 33.3.9
Spreads In “’61 Weather. 8 North Mam Street, “m
Moist. fairly cool. weather ih appar~ LADIES! SECRET 'I‘O .
in all. We have a large ently the most favoudble for the DARKEN GRAY HAIR
growth of the fungus and the pro-
duction of spores. The acciospore Bring Back its Color and Lustre with.
which develop on pine may travel Grandmfs Sage Tea Recipe J
long distances and over large barriers,
such «as mountain ranges, without Common garden sage brew?! in? i '“ ,
losing their quality of infecting cur-r hea tea, with sulphur 311 3° ‘5 2 ,, - : ' - 0
rant and gooseberry plants. ~. ”:01 aged, will turn gray streaked The l extlle Store
The secretary of agriculture under said faded hair beautifully dark and ‘
the plant quarantine act of August M; luxuriant. 1Mixil'ft ggzaigom an;
s l but rec :98 ° '
331.com... An easier way as to get? BARONETI‘E SATIN
, A the ready~to-use pmpmu‘m’ improv-
. the spread of any t disease or ed by the addition of other ingredi- , Black Whlte and COIOI‘S
insect infestatibn. Under this act the eats. a large bottle at little “3‘9 “3‘
federal . horticultural fiscal-d forbade ddrug stores. knows?” ' Evyetha SEES: $1.75 Yd-
: the.shlpment of five- 9’ and Sulphur! Compound thus avoid» , \-
black currants out c an a at o muss. ’, *2 .
land statemand New Y ‘" game my, Iaded hair is not Bie- 136 WASHINGTON 31'» 2
In 1908. S750 000 ' til, we all desire to retain our youth’ ' 30m NORWAII'K' 2‘
were imported and when these were: ul appearance“ hind attractivenm- 13! t
distributed most or them Were found
» 7 South Norwalk
-- '1‘ch all kind: or shelf. MME, JEANNETTE
56 80.1!ain Street .. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Page 'Gehebe’s‘
“a It'- Hm If We lie-emu.
.. on Friends at the 9“
‘ - Price u}
Id Well 56 Cigar
“tigPerfécto 13011110“!I
__ at 10g, 'dl
on M on Old '.
. fi' ," . /
..-...-.------.
c
Bone is the guaranteed liquid insecticide. It is wonderful for
roaches, bed- -bugs, moths, ants, Wfleas Mosquitoes and other insect 11!
Bonn is a genuine insurance against moth destruction. Can be spray
ed in the wardrobe containing the most coetly garments without stain .
ins. Try a. mall can of Bone and you will never thereafter be -
without it. .. "
”Nahum“.
darkening your hair with Wyeth’ . 7
Sage and Sulphur’Compound, no one ‘ . '7‘
: aged by forestry £36th .
' station in 1912 In sea: ode med:
stock r'o‘é’eived from rHoiland by a
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in't'ha’sssml ‘°' ""
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