' us to-day.
137 Washington Street
The sun can play hiwoc
“We have it ready for your use. 'Also, paints,
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with your house-
ITS blistering heat will quickly end the pro-
tection ofl'ered by paint that is not the
best. And once the paint goes, decay and
deterioration set in.
It will pay you.to'protect your property'
with Patton’s Stinroof Paint. We can
recommend it highly. It covers the surface
with a hardy, moisture-proof film. Its un-
usual elasticitye'nables ltto cope with extreme
heat and coldtwithout blistering, cracking or
peeling. It lasts indefinitely and covers an
unusually large surface per gallon.
'Assuro yourself roal satisfaction by letting
us provide you with Patton’s Sun-Proof Paint.
varnishes and enamels for any purpose you
have in mind. Tell us what you want to
paint and we will tell you what to use. See
ABE COHEN
PAINTER and DEGORA‘I‘OB. .
South-Norwsllr. Conn.
Rub-s-dub—dub
Three kinds of a tub
To wash-to rinse—to blue;
When Pixie blessed the first one
The third had nothing to do!
gives a moreperl‘ect mixture,
avoiding streaks.)
When you rlnse,the blue
comes away with the soapy
LITTLE Pixie tablet
turns your soap-suds
blue in the wash-boiler (-ors
wash tub or washing ma-
Thtnyou But the clothes water and you “k3 “‘0
lntothose blue sudsand boil clothes Straight ‘0 “‘0
clothes line. You don't need
the bluing tub at all, and all
that work is saved.
You will find the clothes
are whiter than ever be’fore.
or wash as usual, thus doing
your bluing at the same time.
(And doing it better too, be-
cause the hot water and the
turmoil of the wash-boiler
They blue the clothes "
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mom SHARING ' OFFER
To participate inesrningsotpresent Madsndareen-
wich stores and the new Piggly Wiggly store to be ope-sedan
MamStreet,Norwall:.assoonssleasedquartcfrssle"ready,and':
Quarterly dividends at 8% annual rate. have been paid-tor
each quarter since organisation. A‘bonus in oommonstock to
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and larger earnings in the increased production period'to
whichwehavenowadvanced.
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e world.
Figures compiled for the Trade
ecord of The National City Bank
' eluded as “exports” the number
'11 exceed 40 million dozen, or
million eggs passmg out of
ontinental United States m the
natural form. Add to this $100.”
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considered a “negligible factor” in
export dc illustrates, says
Trade Recorm'the constant'inJ
crease in the varietyand value oi
food 'materials which ‘the United:
States -is
minor industries‘of the country;
placing upon the world;
and the aid which these
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STAMFORD. June 8.—Charsc-
terlaing the Engineer as "A Rea-
sonable Animal." Robert A. Cairns
City Engineer of Waterbury. Conn..
addressing the members of the Engi-
neers Association of Fairlield County
assembled at the Surburbau Club last
nlght for the seventh annual banquet
o: the organisation. declared it was
the duty or the members of the pro-
fession to occupy a high place in their
respective communities.
"The training of an engineer.” Mr.
Cairns mid. “involves the study of
many things not found in the text
books. Every engineer must have a
general knowledge of political econo-
my and form 0: government.
Advising those present to be fru-
gal. saving but not miserly, the speak-
er said: “Take our society as it is. and
our environment as it is. there are a
great many services you can render
with money. It is not that we want
money more than anything else. but
because with money you gain power
and influence.”
“The engineer should have money
and influence. because by his method
of training he is naturally cut out for
leadership."
"Never in the history or the world.
have people been so‘resdy to aid pro-
jects destined to help other people.
Very few men can occupy high posi-
tions but all should prepare them-
selves for them. Never betore in Ms-
tory have there been so many big
positions waiting for the right man to
on them. But we must. each of us.
take an active part 'in the life of our
communities in order to gain influence.
MORE
Following Mr. Cairns. Mayor Phil-
lips made a brie! address in which he
EMEEIELD mum ENGINEERS
ADDRESSED BY It A. CAIRNS
said he always had the greatest re-’
upset {or engineers because "no
matter what the job. the engineer
always spelled the word progress in
capital letters."
Continuing the Mayor said. “Our
lives are very short affairs and it is .
up to us to take the shortest road to
heaven and not crltlse the other
fellow.
"The most direct way to Heaven.
is to do what we can to make‘lives
of our fellow men happier. Here
again the engineer cornea forth with
his word progress. “mother we are
electrical engineers. civil or theolog-
ical or political engineers let us see
the word progress in (rent or us.”
Rev. Altred Grant Waltonrthe next
speaker on the program. struck a
responsive chord when ,.he declared
that engineers. litmclergysnen. were
not properly paid.
"You may not think there is any _
relation between the engineer and the
clergyman“. Rev. Walton said. and. in
fact. a M years ago there were many
who ‘theught there was none. But
engineers like clergyman are not prop-
erly paid. They both'dle poor. Any
clergyman who is at all alive to his
responsibilities must give himself to
the commenrgood. The same applies
to members at your profession."
More than titty members of the
every town and city in Fairneld Coun-
ty were present at the banquet and
the affair was one o! the most suc-'
cesstul since the inception of the or-
ganinatlon.
Several vocal selectiona‘were rend-
ered by George O'Brien. tenor and
Everton Stidham. baritone. “falter
5. Edwards acted as sccompanleet.
E. I. Rudd..presldent o! the Associa-
tion. presided at the dinner. A. O.
Blackmsn acted as toastmsster.
Bea—Paar" Trim:
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.Slle sailed
with the New York Group of the
.missionrr in that city.
.Good Will Delegation May 23 to
spend a month in France under the
auspices of the American Committee
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and cow peas. draw nitrogen out o _
the air and store it in the soil tor oth- ‘
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