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These are the .
days for , 2*?
Swimming
One and Two Piece
, ' Bathing Suits
‘ All. WOO]. r
$4 to $6.50
Bathing Belts, 35c
Light Weight Bath
Robes.
vmnr ‘rrrr'rrr
Amway/11mm
annulus-'1
flNE of the best things we do
is to gi\e you your moncy 's
'Sworth of good reliable plumbing
We're on the job promptly and
ople say ‘we' re the polite
rgilumbers who make no muss or
:duss.
Sine Nash, Raymond
3:; am! Dean Co.
2 M HILL ROAD
French Cleaning and
Dyeing Co.
Is Open For Business
ALL WORK GUARAN-
TEED:
VERY REASONA-
BLE PRICES.
GIVE US A FALL AND
WE WILL BE ON HAND.
8 Woodward Ave.
South N orwalk
PI] and 961- I 4
.en food or the inability of the body
: Composure of F ranks Slayersg:
‘ In "Court Marvel Of Spectators
ered vitality in later life is the result
of poor nutrition. as physicians have
: ”frequently stated. the importance of ' q
clpal causes of malnutrition. the se- ‘ . ~_ ‘ ‘ ‘
clety analysed the condition of 275
families among those Which its nu-
trition bureau is new assisting. Of
that. number. 227 families required
instruction in the preparation of the
proper food:198 needed assistance
in the planning of mells: 46 fami-
lies had to be helped in marketing.
because simple foods entirely strange
to them. were recommended, white , 1 ’
special diets had to be planned for
88 familiesJ Only 27 families needed
financial assistance to provide ads.
quate food. Greater economy was
found to be necessary in 44 families.
while in 60 families assistance took
the form of helping them to re-ad-
juist expenditures.
Indifference. women working and
no one at home to look after the .
children. living conditions too con-
gested, resulting in inadequate rest
and improper ventilation: and
mother in. were other problems
: providing educational guidance in 1.,“ ’>
> nutritidn as well as providing atten- 9
: tion for the correction of physical " g to..¢
b defects is very gre \ ‘ . ‘ -
. To ascertain what are the prin- ._ I l .1
. 30"“3
ON THURSDAY, JULY 3151: we start our 45th SEMI-ANNUAL RED TAG
SALE. This is a real buying opportunity as it includes all of our High Grade
Spring and Summer Clothing for men and boys.
RED TAG‘.
SALE
Rooms». erv'ENS g
More and mum
frwo arouse
1’KYF’TT‘TIT'UTN'H“
-w ..
SCNORWM
found to be responsible for malnu-
trition.
Guide to Proper Nutrition.
A guide to proper nutrition which
the A. I. C. P. will use in its efforts
to reduce malnutrition among the
v‘ 0‘:
s."
Thfcomposure of Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold. Jr.. in
the Chicago courtroom in which they will be sentenced to either
Ianging or life imprisonment, is a marvel to spectaobrsw Here young
. Loch is shown whispering to one of his attorneys, Benjamin Bach-i 1_
such. I: Leopold s attention is elsewhere.
tenement districts of this city in-
cludes. in addition to suggested diets
and menus. a “dozen good health
rules for children" which reads as
follows:
$30and$35.
.. ....... .........No’w$2..)85
$45and$50..........Now$3485
Men’s Suits
Now$22.8
L‘se mllks——-fresh. clean. “hole
milk for children Every groulng
child should have a quart a day. in
.- 1111111111111 HEALTHY CHILDREN ~ .
* ARE FOUND TO BE 11111113111115
NEW YORK. July 30.-—The Mal-
nutrition of children in the United
States constitutes a serious health
problem. according to the New York
Association for Improving the con-
dition of the poor. which for the
last four and a half years has been
testing various methods of combat-
ing this evil. Spme of the facts as-
certained from the society’s study
are included in a statement given
out here today.
It is set forth that among 2.181
apparently well childron examined
in the medical clinics of the society.
636, or 30 per cent. were diagnosed
as‘maI-nourished. The society is
seeking the most effective methods
of correcting habits of eating or liv-
ing which cause malnutrition. and
has issued a monograph entitled
“Food for the Family," containing
suggestions for proper feeding as a.
means of insuring proper nutrition.
Improperly Chosen Food.
This condition of malnutrition is
not due to insufficient food. but to
the constant use of improperly chos-
‘vvmch it occurs. It affects the whole
to make use of the food eaten, ho-
causc of insufficicnt air. rest. sun-.
some form.
Eat plenty of \egetables
Be sure that a school child has
and ice cream cones.
' 25 Young Men’s Suits
Sizes 34 to 36 $12.50
Eat coarse food. such as oat-
bran. muffins and vegetables
so that the bowels will not be con-
stipated.
shine Or because of physical defects. 3' iii-51012;}égglfh::vt;°e°d::gt
If these children were in danger hours each (lav.
from fire or industrial accidents, the Y. Eat only" bread. or crackers
report of, the society says. every and milk or broad and butter be-
safely device and .preventive meas- tween meals. and only In the middle
ure known would be urged to protect of u" morning or afternoon.
Palm Beach, Mohair and
Flannel Two Piece Suits
slfisuits Now$lO.85
$258uits ............Now516.85
themrAlthougl-I the effects of malo 8. Wash the hands and face bo-
nuirmon are much slower. often f
. ore eating.
much more indirect and much less q Drink plenty
dramatic than those from fire or ac- t N
. seen meals
cidents. they are even more deplorv 10 Be in bed by nine o‘clock or
able because of the larger number
of water he-
‘1? Men
affected and the lingering misery before.
‘ 11. Have windows opened in the .
”Tum" sleeping room at night. 37-50 and $10 .
Many a. wage earner ‘3 unable t" 1:. Brush the teeth at least once
increase his income to the safety
’5 White Flannel
Trousers
Now $4.85
a. (is):
important "DO.\'T'S
Do not let the children eat pork
or veal. much meat of any kind.
fried foods. rich pies and cakes.
strong spice and vinegar. green or
gpolled fruit.
Do not let them eat between meals
except the things named in No. 7
above.
level because of health conditions
due to poor nutrition. Too many
children who apparently show no
signs of disease or malnutrition are
allowed to drift into the wage-earn-
ing period with only a part of their
rightful earning capacity developed.
Affects “'holc Country.
"Malnutrition thus concerns more
(So.
Boys’ 50c Ribbed Union Suits
3 for $1.00
Norwalk Store Only)
Men’s Fancy Shirts
Collar Attached and Neck Band
$2.00 Shirts Now $1.45
$3.00 and $3.50 Shirts . . Now Si .95
$5 and $6 Silk Shirts . . Now 33 45
wearer-a» ,
Hosiery _
$1.00 Silk Hosiery 79c
35c Lisle Hosiery . . . . . 4 for $1.00
”M
$1.00 Neckwear . . . . . . 2 for $1.00
Men’s Straw Hats f
1 ‘ Half Price
‘l‘
35‘.
Handkerchiefs
25c Fancy Bordemd Handkerchiefs
' 3 for 50¢
Boys’ Suits
AgeStolS
$1SSuits Now$9
$20 and $22.50 Suits . . Now $13.85
Do not let them eat candy. ice
cream cones. nuts. cakes and cookies
betsegn meals.
MRS FERGUSON
than the individual or the home in
country by reducing the economic
production of the individual and
thereby increasing the cost of living.
Since much of_tho sickness and low-
, “it“ 1.33191} 1"; ‘2” -.
- . .. Place in Texas Pn-
DAILY DELIVERY TO SOUTH NORWALK maries
Our delivery car leaves the store at. S A. M. each day and all pnr. DALLAS, July Sit—Mrs. Miriam
chases made in the afternoon will be delivered the following morn‘ Ferfl'On- D°m°°“"° ““d‘d‘“ ‘°"
the nomination of Governor, muln- .
ing- tamed a lead of 3.450 over Lynch '
’ . . ' s d l i 31 -
.. . Call Up On Our Norwalk Wire—Norwalk 3034. 31335131113” 8131:0331? Srimhg'. HELD ON LIQUOR
- according to returns tabulated yes—
—"“_'—“‘ _ terday by the Texas election bureau. LAW CHARGE
r . _ The returns were from 237 out
u... ' .’ ' : of 252 counties, with 56 .'.i
Tallored Meadowbrook Hats * °' ——
= Mrs. Ferguson is the first wom- Eight Five.Gauon Cans
lif"
1.
for Touring and Traveling in General
“ $12.50
"VI. )‘1
ffifiyfly 'chic aie these tailored felts in new ofi-the- face
shapes, fashioned according to the latest dictates with
leather trimming in 'darker shades or contrasting colors.
Some have perky feather of felt drooping off the side
and also eyelet work .which' is most appealing. Shades
include orchid with purple, white with black, black with
1 ,White, burnt russet, grey and tan.
= 'group in this new and very exclusive line.
Really a remarkable
:-1-
Silk Hosiery
Au ih'e‘ Fashionable New Shades - g
I
”infinitig Bird” a stocking which is well known for its splendid quality
_ and exceptional”range of colorings—orchid, sahara, jack rabbit, aircdale,
banana, tanbark' beige, Cordovan, etc. Full-fashioned with lislc reinforced
toes, heels and garter tops—they wear exceptionally well. All sizes, $1.50 pr.
White A Prominent Feature
in Footwear Fashions
What With parties and vacation time near at 11111121
-you will need a pair of these very fashionable
The Hollywood patterh, one
of Dorothy Dodd’s most popular models is fash- .
, ioncd of finest white kid with one strap and fancy 9
white kid pumps.
perforations.
Second floor ,. .
GOVERNOR RACE :
Returns Show She Will
Probably Get Second
I HOLDS LEAD IN
a!
ROGERS 69’ 8'1 EVENS
-—rwo arouse.—
NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK
an candidate for Governor of Texas.
She is seeking the office to avenge
her husband. former Governor Jim
Ferguson. who was impeached.
The vote of the three leading
candidates is as follows:
Felix Robertson. 164.298.
Mrs. Ferguson. 121.263.
Lynch Davidson, 117,813.
of Wine Confiscated
in Taxicab from
New York 9
STAMFORD. July 80.-
Joseph Campiglia of No. :13 East
108th Street: Charles Russo of No.
72 \Vest 100th Street. and William
Margiatto of No. 99 West 100th
Street. were arrested shortly after
two o'clock yesterday afternoon by
Motorcycle Policeman Harry Curran
:m a charge of violating the liquor
ew.
The. suspicion of the officer was
aroused by the actions of the three
men who were eating in a Main
Street restaurant and after a brief
questioning Curran want over to a
taxicab owned by Campiglia and
found eight five gallons of grape
wine in the rear of the car. The
men were brought to police head-
quarters whers they were placed un-
der a-bond of 8500 each which had
not been furnished at ‘snlesrly hour
this morning: Dr. Henry L. Borg.
Proof Enough.
'.‘Do you love me. dear?"
cooed.
“Sev.” he growled. “do you sup-
pose I would have been living on
ten-cent meals for the last three
days to afford this taxi to take you
out in tonight if I didn‘t?"
PERSIAN PROBLEMS”
‘. Nopr 1118\EANDG
she
I
found it to contain more than five
per cent alcohol.
When questioned as to where they
Ware taking the wine the men said
"that they were on their way to New
Haven to meet a man whose name
they did not know. When brought
to Headquarters the men attempted
toseeurebailthrougha. men in
New York who it is thought. Was in
charge of the shipment. The men
will be arraigned in the City cent-t
this morning on a. charge of violat-
ing the. liquor law.
Sonnets of
(North China. He d.)
.' "Slush Smith. r1.
' 5M! Inn-t 11m 111,-:
$1.50 pr.
Main floor _
must?” ,
o l . ‘s
thumamumg.§
W
. W-.. "nu-Wu. a... m-_~-..__.... 4
take! ‘ placid fev . , govt: »
m. in . , .. ‘ :fev‘ar, bubonic QM smaupo ‘
“9", W, 1 Worst «find-s"r ind dintheris
h W of figdm now occur. thanarethmresun of fur
difference. beau» of these diseases
Mainfloor
city chemist, analysed the wine and ,2
“ “0.1" w'. 301mm; needs :youg :
BETHEI. PRIEST
CELEBRATES
IHS 25TH YEAR
A silver Jubilee. beginning at 10
a. m. with a solemn high mass. will
be observed today by Rev. John '1'.
Kennedy, pastor of St! Mary's
church. Bethel.
Father Kennedy. who was ordain-
ed to the priesthood at the cathes-
ral in Hartford. July 30, 1899. will
be celebrant of the mass. while Rev.
William 73. Kennedy. his brother.
now pastor of St. Giarlea‘ church in
South Coventry. will act as deacon.
Rev. John '1‘. Kennedy. cousin of the
Bethe! pastor. a curate at the Secred
Heart church in New Haven. will act
as sub~deaoon.
ATOUCHTOF RED 1
nuns A JAUNTY _ ':
g WHITE ELOUSE'
BOYS
GET A TWO AND A HALF.
DOLLAR GOLD PIECE
HERE’S HOW YOU CAN DO IT
TO THE BOY WHO EACH WEEK BRINGS
IN THE LARGEST NUMBER OF NEW
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE EVENING FEVTI'
NEL WILL BE GIVEN A TWO AND A
HALF DOLLAR GOLD PIECE. 6
SEE THE CIRCULATION MANAGER
*1 HERBERT WILKINSON, TODAY FOR
FULL DETAILS.
IF. YOU ARE NOT A NEWSBOY AND
WOULD LIKE TO BE ONE, COME IN AND
HE WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO BUILD UP
YOUR OWN ROUTE ‘
_‘ .
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Boys’ Dependable Oxford?"
W Oxfords, like. that stalwart American
whose name they bear, are thoroughly dependable'
" You'll like them—$4. 00.
Alden Oxfords cost more but “something J“St 35
mod”, has not as 3t been made to take their place“
$5-00. »
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