Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 8

H. B. Alger cultural coll £ After each miilking a king kN e a'd in pro. |cspecially broilers, the have a-full breast, smail hones and! chine at tha r‘r‘"f"’? barn | large tinted brown eggs. Th MILKING MACHINES. Many of these fowls have laid over A milking machine that is properly | 2 o e W e FUR CRUSS SIEK £ preferred, and they are alat 3 g.‘;f'“g milk with low bacteria counts. | BSIICr SR S Sothe~ ares. They ( y e routine care of maintain full flesh as they dev ! The hens are remarkable I come broody, sit. hatch and rear; - clean cold water is drawn th chicks, and make the best of mothers. | teat cups in order to rin The chicks are hardy and vig ITTLE STOMACH 1S SOUR, excess milk. This is foliowed BY @ grow rapidly and feather the quickest 13 L'IVER S iDlon R 3 pailful of hot water containing a g00d |56 a1 American varieties. Waen full o ad u.‘, el washing porwder. This in worn is fol-| ;room “the males weigh from 6 1-2 to CLOGGED. Jowed by clean hot The tead| % 8 pounds, and fhe females from 5 1-2} cups are the in a lime solution, | ¢,"7" noungs, el Mothers can rest easy after giving which is rencwed once 1 week. AnY| ™Ay Wwyandottes are acknowledged to | uaiioeas Ve 3 of the =t Y o solutions |y onod winter layers, the white is ‘California Syrup of Figs,” becausein |} | 2 iatins "'fib‘ w8 4 o < a few hours all the clogged-up waste i use may congilered by some o bo tha leader | oo Tre and fermenting Tood gently Daily arrivals for some weeks past enable us to show a large stock ofithg xfip@"% . SENS - - A x 1 moves out of the bowels, an you :g pese U L D S o have a well, playful child again. Children simply will not take the time PRUNING. from play to empty their bowels, and 1 teat cuns arel Al fruit trees whether apple, pear, |they become tightly packed, liver gots| serubbed in|peach, or cherry, should be given the |sluggish and stomach disordered. i ins of a|best of care during the next two or| When cross, feveri: 3 three years, says Prof. S. P. Hollister, |if tongme is coated, t of the department of pomolozy at the |delicious “fruit laxative. Connecticut Agricultural College at|love it, and it can not cause injury. Storrs. No difference what ails vour little A great many fruit trees h: one—if full of cold, or a sore throat, killed throughout diarrhoea, stomachache, bad breath, other states, and no orcaards which |remember a gentle “insils cleansing” hs been planfed can produce tne|should always be the first treatment sirable and prethest of the newer Colored Wash Fabrics for Spnng and S ‘,f'mm bilities for effective and not too expensive dress. You will enjoy seemg s th”m" 245> new Wash Goods. i et t done to take the place r:ry 'th ul- |given. Full directions for babies, 3 = g i Rl ol - killed, Prof. Holli <0 | children of all ages and grown-ups e divi 'wg before | SRR St e e NOVELTY VOILES 2% A YARD SILK-AND-COTTON 'russAH 8% ‘A: «mwm reahy ed. Anft Beware of counterfeit fiz syrups. L e T e e - k. ted. An|of these trees. A voir o iEtizo s Bio Dol Goed 27-inch Voiles in a large varieiy iful, permanent lustre silk and Gottes: min- “California Syrup of Figs,” then look carefully and see that it is made by the “California Fig Syrup Company.” | We make no smaller size. Hand back 1 |\'mh contempt any other fig syrup. | ave | e and " and colorings. ‘ in light blue, old rose; ta.n-and Belxllm! ite a yard wide. aniisan RAMONY CORDED DIMITY 33c A YARD A 27-inch Dim All the best colo || MERCERIZED COTTON POFLIN 5& K V"D’ || This has a fine, permanent finish, 1§%%. R | wide, and comes in black and all,, coloy | have a little which is a yard wide, :wa~ 5 | | | | » figures and floral designs. | been removed Joved | been removed. { tion more succulent food should be if -possible, in the way of p or ensilage; a change from eed to gluten will help to rec- troubie. Abnormal ferments may cause ike condition of the cream e “FLAXON” 42c A YARD The ideal Summ fabric Wi grounds, with el all-over des effects. It is 30 in DIFFICU' T CHURVHNG Diffien! WM. ANDERSON’S IVANHOE ZEPAYR. - i GINGHAM 4% YARD : e This is the new Spring line=aif %6f w@qt a way as to interfere with THE VERY BEST DRESS | stripes, piaids, checks and"sofil cblery a?e"’ <1;0Wn. ¥ maumdcies | It is 42 inches wide. : beoli'?:;rgrr::fi (r‘; dfx-orlg;‘ii\l» LRI B L SOLID COLOR VOILE 42c A YARD T e e o and by thc ok ~aldi The very best there are made, there = 2 g % greniscaloing being from S0 to 100 threads to the A fine, sheer Voile, which inch. 1t is a full yard wide too. We most popular of the Summ will guarantee that there are mnone inches wide. All the best ¢ st as good.” GALATEA CLOTH 3% A YARD NOVELTY VOILES 39¢, 45c, 59¢, 69¢c-AND UP 1 o { ZEPHYR DRESS GlNGHAMS 45¢c A YARU_ We offer at this price a complste line, of- ghams, 32 inches wide, in a greal Yaziaty of styles and colo . prove olors complete in 20 empe or ‘children’s wear or for A. varied assortment of th wisome Voiles || “BATES” DRESS GINGHAMS 3% A, YARP se where great strength ranging from 38 to 40 inch width is now | This 27-inch Gingham ijs.a standasd ofianality required. Many pretty designs and 4 u. A host of the newest des and || which vone knows about. Thé 'ealors»and colorings. colorings. | patterns are of the latest, trogen from air. -and . Harrisy To mal soil should Sturtevang e, land, Solemon nnd \TCHL jamin and ¥rank turnpike. me for and porous, | WARRANTY DEEDS THAT HAVE BEEN RECORDED tr bacteria _started will be decided this ind \hr\' H. Chlm’mew Btpeet (& wn Sent Body ‘to New Haven, -7 The bo " w died in by U with soil| The plans which were dr growing | the college sev : of Helen Canarv, Preston on Mondiy w ertaker Hourigan to xnw NORWICH TOWN Sevin from Nev spent present buildings. It is expe broken for in Ma: v Thames Gilhert and Leona vier ich will t over $100 home on vind. If it re Cathartic thoroughl stipation, {sluggish bowels. Co 'l'hu L\e owers are prob- | ence, 'md: cided | 2s a good appetite 2 | on the cable on | day Tuesday. on the job goes f H 1 i t { H 1 t goes Into it must pass let he bottom. If the «y anc: leaves the mixture to harden in the hopper r g ; : . f 1—that's all. p S ’ ude ot charge 3 And the e is put out of working order for a time. I if ! crops | T 5 e - ) P = 2 { : bt oo s The i asy for you to <an;h your appetite with food. | care of oSl i this meane if you neglect y and the food waste drim out, | that > ould receive a dor-! The funeral of Donald -0 | i | society of urch will Buckley was nts’ home on Town A . S < lime sulphur so Luon held from his p: d sm‘,nazv‘s in your lower bowel—if you be- two wecks before the b FURNITURE ] o1 4 3 ) street, Tue; at two 1 ¥ e our bod v machinery will suffer; and ¢ the spring. This spray should | thirty o'clock. Y s cause of . 2 if you t rid of the mass by taking castor oil, pills, e }i¥§§i 2 Rif . o i - - i ’ t S vels : Pt d S < g ers, etc. to force the bowels to move, e e andhs Things Which Make This Store Different : vou y make matters worse. e to the growing tree: aved par- 5 ™ 3 . , eneral cleaning agent i, Charles You can't fi And you can't cure ) : Al e Every day this store turns a new furrow in the fieid of home furnishing opportunity. New activities fall into well-defined grooves ‘which work out to the supreme advantage of housekeepers who are looking for the | best at lowest possible prices. The continuous stream of fine furniture values is the result of the rigor and sweat of toil—~months of preparation, planning and labor. Qur store keeps going ahead with chins high, eyes alert and quickening steps. The Most Comfortable Bed You Can Buy— The CGwen “Daven-o0” helping to control any were ipation srming the habit of taking medicine I s nd in a Lo help- very time you want your bowels to move. But you can oo }ki,f,f{n_:;i‘ {";fidé‘;ejjfi;n“ h;:: .frfine“ff Seaso; Crawx’ord red d a Amrnn tal iing can be done to prevent the | Undertaker (s eloping of curl leaf after the trees| the arrangeme: ave come into foMage. The dormant | e.the trouble by taking Nujol. I bangs ak out the habit of easy, thorough bowzl evacuation at [N egu atervals, because Nujol is not a drug, does not act like any drug. ¢ was n charge. of E bout a return to Nature's methods by supplying spray tativ e ¢ lubrication of the bowel contents, by facilitating intestinal | Sray. ‘Camiat oa el aba eare o5 | DISCUSS WHERE To PUT ular action, by absorbing poisonous matter, and .thus securing | make plans to put on your dormantj DORMITORY AT COLLEGE necesssary cleansing of the intestinal canal. ~pn3y. and. keepd your trees ilg fgoqd (Special to The Bulletin) Nujol makes you re; r e | condition to produce a crop of fruit,| New London, Feb. 25.—The eXectu- worty - about 'he,;;:ho(ny:‘l:—ct:;t?: x:’:‘:,fi;“l&"‘,’;:;"bin“ {1f not this season, then they Will de” | tive committee of the trustees of Con- b velop normally and will be in condi- | necticut College and u representative !tion to carry a good crop of buds for §EDSRRAINIERNN520ANNES1ABAD LIBRARY TABLES machine to get rid of dangerous food waste. 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