z; .
r ‘Wi
Roofing“! From Fog, rose)
,5} w. ,4. .
«lid
valves from the other lodges mentioned,
sand complete the details. It is pro-
;90:ed to We a hell mend serious
athletics-om «dub: 43:44.»: alt:
ternoon. and by 4 o'clock all are ex-
'Wtid to be in condition to partake
$40! the excellet shore dinner served by
:Lendlend Bayley.
An institution to participate in the
Ileld day at Seaside Council, Bridge
definite. one day. and to loin in the
«swim: In «oi-Teak. on the night or
July 3rd, were received but in view or ‘
the other activities oaths members on
these dates, it was deemed advisable
'to send Meta.
’ Frederick Reldell. representing Poo--
mssus Council, of Norwalk, extended
.an invitation to attend a smoker next
”Tuesday night, and it was .mepted.
iVarlous state officers will be present
and deliverihddresses, and therelwill
lbs a finepntertainment of music,
Istory,_telling,-etc., by competent talent.
The affair is given in honor'of the
first man or Wonassu: Council, Er. f
Charles W. Man), who is to dive on
marly history of the order. . ,
In view of the long and faithful ser
, vice of 4P. A? Roselle as secretary at ’
Sherman‘Counoil it was voted to give
him a testimonial of appreciation.
The mgrgersh‘lp teams are display-
ing artl and the leaders intro-
duced some new floor work which was
mighly commended.
’"L' 4‘ 'h ; >
{ASSEN VOLCANO, UNDER OBSER
‘ VATION.
Korea! fill-vice Co operates with Ge‘o‘:
{oiled Survey In Recording
imngereuo Peak'e Activlty
% pI :Baels for Scientific ‘
” " otudy.
WASHINGTON June 9min. Las-
och California; whose violent erup~
fidtou of May 19 places it in the first
unit of volcanoes now dangerously
acting.» has become the subject of on
Wendel cooperative study by the
allow survey and the forest ser
slice it the request or the survey
filegram was cent from Washington
instructihg the officers of the Lassen
elation“ forest,- in which the peak is
filmed. .410 continue observations of
the William's activity and keep a rec-
or towfie used a basis 1 r a soi-
entlfi-t investiga‘t h by J. S. iller.a a
government ,geblogst who is expect-
ed at Loosen early in July, ;
The observations are being ulnd'c‘
by forest rangers at the. scene and
from a fire lookout towélf on Brokeoii
Mountainh-a few miles north of the
crater, where the forest service last
year kept watch on the numerous er-
' options which occurred from May to
September.
)It is not known whether a cloud-
burst started the last eruption by pre-
clpltating ruin down upon the molten
lava in the crater, or whether melting
ot the snow on the peak, with con-
sequent tiowing of water into the crat-
. or, caused the accumulation of steam
which blew a river of mud out of the
mountain. Mr. Diller, Who made a
study off the «plume last year. said
that he inéiméd towhrds the melted
enow theory adding that the bright
glow reported as appearing on the
. clouds of smoke and steam pver the
"7' crater is a 3reflection of the red not
matter uncovered by the eruption,in
dlcatlng that the volcano is in a more
9
The river of. mud which was shot
Out of the north hideout the crater
. and down4 0 creek has damaged
4 overnment and private property,
yo 9. wire to the forest service from
San Francisco, destrdying bridges
; which were necessary opermit the
entrance of livestock? :are .‘graaed
on the forest range during 1he sum-
‘mé‘r. some 42 000 cattle and‘ 430.000
.sheep are grazed on the Lassen forest
every “year . _.,
4 Mt. Mean is regarded as exception-
Iilly interesting from a Scientific view
point, according to the‘ 44414533441 sin--
voy, inasmuch as it is the. only active.
woman.) in .the' United 1Booties proper,
to _véry accessible to observé’i‘s, and
aunt’s
J. W. Blackmail woo appointed a ;
é‘aieomoiittee to meet like represents. "
4 Monville MachineCompany ot‘Ts'ntor-
1%“.Tm" .1
WWudm
Let them drink all they
want of pure, delicious,
eparltling Wllliuns' Root
Beer. dt will .do rthan
good~eo pure, refreshing
and wholesome.
Prepared from choice
herbs and roots. It is
easily made at heme and
costs but 2c. 3 quart.
With'meuls 1111!sz
beveragedolf on me-
family is .
.3.
ii i.
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CRRRERRCRI WANTS
' ”MEANING
(cnnunuou From FlntPage.)
bury, and the Remington ~4Arts4‘Unlon
Molalllc Cartridge Company and the
Britis'IbAmerican Artillery Company
of Fridgeport. 'The North ‘& Judd
Manufacturing 'Company“ of “New llrli
Iain. has a. 81, 000000 order. from the
British governmbnt for." holdinrs
equipment straps. .
Appeals for skilled workers, which
the munitlon makers hays issued
from time. to time, have resulted in
housing oohnecuéut cities with
hordes”. of unskilled .luhorers and ad
venturers. All who are willing to
work have been absorbedtthrough the
demand tor unskilled Tailor a: all
kinds that the w‘ar‘ordérs have caused
.. But the crying need now is for skilled _
labor. ‘ .
The new war bilhlnees is principdl-
ly from Russia. The British, French
and ltaliun governments are waiving
the filling of orders for them on time
to facilitate shipments to ‘Russla.
Only onetwentleth oi' the. Connecticut
shipments for Ruaela have reached
their destination, it is said
The Remington Arms Union Metnli
lie Cartridge Company celebrated the
corn etlon of one of its twenty new
factories, Saturday nikh’t by opening
its live fioorh for ltn entertainment for
its employees. Two floors were ‘glv
an over to dancing, one to vaudeville
and one to a dinner Ten thousand
employees and their families attended
RRARDMANEVERLEI
wnh side res and sulphur.
Sage Tea eufi48ulphur, no one can tell,
because as done so naturally,
evenly. . Preparing
Compound. “’ ‘
this through y, ‘lialr, takln ‘ ,
Gray, railed
- V8“ rounder.
M RAIR RH GRAY
.44., tacks Dark. 'Fhlck,‘ Glossy.
When you darken your hall" with
small strandznt- a time. By morning .
all grey their disappears, end, after
another application or two, your hair I. .
becomes beautifully darkened glossy 7
will elso vlliscov-
, grace, lsadlgnotoldege, andaewe
,_ all desire a4 youthful end attractive
ippehr‘stlce, get busy‘ at once“ with
Wyéth’s Sage and. Sulphur 43nd.»—look ‘
claim diet it turning over the mono“
at the detendsnte on deposit in the
_ local banks, the interest on the dam
its should not tinder the low be m
to the prmclpnl of the ,
attorneys for the we 4 -
claim that the interest that has new
mulated from the attached depotilu
44 shoufibe tnrdhd over to them to my
part of the judgement awards by the
courts.
Hnruord, and Judge John :3 Booth
and Attorney J. Moss I'm. Denhm,
. counsel tor the links. erased the one-
tion yesterday before Judge Thomas
They "asked that. the court direct tint
the United Hatters be cited into the
film, monument—m
mulllommmewVwmm
Mistaken-tn 321i twoso-
Weddhetrheym lowly'herein
hm
he m‘ modelled that the mound».
me or evidence on: in Les dime
decor, and humane ordered his one
charge 1mm may
Attorney William “Wilde 43313911044
missionar- said there mesa eel-tun ' “
case. Attorney Walter Gordon Merritt
Judge Thomas reserved his decision.
The banks are interested simply 'to
.theextent oi determining the rightful
moor of the interest money; The own
‘ershlp or the money is in dispute be-
tween the United Hatters and the at-
torneys for the Mews company.
GIRL SCOUTS’ CONFERENCE.
WASHINGTON'dune {So-«TM first
annual meeting of the National Eon-
terence of Girl‘ Scoutsxwlll who “lieu:
here June 4104125111 is. respected that
delegates from a more of cities Will
attend.
utmoug the speakers will be mid V
Vrooman, Assistant Emmy or m
culture. and iflolin ll. Urinetono, m4
er and president, will reside.
Glnce the .oehubilslunentaot motions!
headquarters in Washingtomtwo years
ago, :the Girl Scout movement is said
to have grown steadily. and. drown
have been domed in mostly every
«state.
.»
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IN EFFECT JUNE 4‘, 19,15.
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this mixture,
though, Int .home in .mussy and trou-
1118801118; Eur 50 cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to use tonic
called ‘Wyeth's Sage dnd' sulphur
Ton just dampen a
sponge or edit brush with it, and draw
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at New York city, and Attomdfpgn- heard all the testimony of witnesses
tel Davenport d Ramon, represent-
and had read over a transorl oi the
.; ing the Lowe Company. opposed the pt
motion to cite in
, was made, he was in North Carolina
I and therefore he would make an order
1 that Chin Dung Wong be deported. 4
idhnt of the Boys Genius of America. .
Mrs Juliette with Show. the round _ 4
trash cream, thutlhe had just brought *
‘ Robinson ,thoughtnthemap had gone
.onythinx :eleo.‘ MW endow momenta _.
thought the tellow surname toms" ;
.was up’the street» and he would send
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A. tor—12423:, 1:19.234 9.1st
as mine moth} monorail
As toflhimflungWong, the com
.plmes of the nose that sailed tor
more than ordinary commendation ‘4‘;
regard to the truth or W 014th.
Jesthnony. The commissioner had
testimony subsequently The adidavlt
purported to have been sworn to by .
the 4«collect! on October 14, 1913. in 2
Butte county, Get, raised a question
of veracity which he thought should
.be passed upon by a judge oi the Unit- 2
ed States Court as the unused al- .
leged that at the time the, Affidavit?
Francis H. Parker, who appeared M '
the man, gave. notice of an Ippeel to,
the United States District Court from
the order at the oommleaioner. Thom;
as J. Kelley ot Willimantic. appeared
for Lee Him.
(conunuedsh‘rom‘ Pint Page.)
down from Sandy- ‘Hook. "this side of "
Bridgeho !' and asked her if she did 1
not want to Zbuy a few quarts. Mrs.
Robinson told him she could use a 5
plot The man remarked that he had
a supply of egg; also. and would like f
to sell her a few dozen of them. Mrs.
for enough, and said she did not wish“
the stud down by a hoyuand asked
her it she would have the right
amount of change to give him. Mrs. 4.
Robinson replied that she probably ;
would. As yet the stranger and the
strawberries and cream have not‘ep
peered at the Robinson home, and it ’
is the opinion they are not likely to
do so. ',
it is around this time of the year
that Just such fellows play their slick ‘
Ell-mes for monezmltnrmll be. meow .
bored about tour years ago that a,
stringer appeared at the home: of new ;
oral Lincoln avenue residents and in-
troduced himseli as a “contractor"
He said he had a. gang ot laborers
waiting ‘tor work. and instead ot'lay-
ing them oil would do some grading 1
work wary reasonable. Work'was given
to him and lit the end of the day 'the
supposed to be “connector” had ellip-
maggot] with him went several deli
lorvnnd ‘a few watches, which he had
borrowed from the laborers. “tor a re" , ,
mllflltes." . . { > , f
4MMLK 3:084:24.
”(Condom 1min "Ninth Page)
as: hill » memento ;
tw notch? the .PipingSock w
This Issue lire. Davis 4 doth.
; helwdthe shertilith antigen
next When Miss Hyde 109994}
drive «into We.
arter‘fllee ‘Hyde won the
she halved the next two, :0 that
‘ champion turned tor home 4 up. ‘
out. mild to" her opponent!!! 47.
Miss Hyde's driving was
comingvback, but, even so, she can“;
‘ held the other, who made 41"“
mistakes, besides failing 10-8812,
thing like normal distance W
Miss Hyde wofi
tenth easily. 10m 7; 11.51le the no
but lost the twelfth, which she
tempted‘to play safely.
also messed up the short mm
which her opponent won in 4 to
Miss Hyde was then only 3 up. * She
topped her drives from the next it
got a half'in '5 at number . .
the fifteenth when Eu.
Davis approached weakly, and worn!!!
up by taking 3 putts. That kudos“
'msiters. Miss Hyde’s margin being '
the faraway. ,4.
SEyourfirclesscodker were
just part of your oil Cookstoye.
How much more would you use it!
How many steps you’d be saved!
, How many more good things you
could cook!
The oven at the NEW PERFEC-
TION Oil Cookstove becomes a fire-
lcss cooker merely by pulling a
damper. Saves fuel. Saves extrastcps
from stove to cooker.
NEW PERFECTION Oil cook-
.3, umM burner sizes
4‘4me urniture‘ and }_
department stores everywhere.
new. mPERFECTION
rater. Gives you plenty of
On independ-
e hot, Incon-
8avce time. ’
m" Farm 1408
,ttoyessnl
oresold by
f Best Paper But Work, Out
88 NORTH MAIN STREET
, 8. NORWALK
hot water and mikes
out . in summer. of
o;
Forbes: results fise‘ 53 9 t
‘ brands 0f kerosene oil.
srmom onconmw or new man:
' . we asses you
that has been painted with our
fils it not 'beautmn do its 4 ‘
paints, oils, stains, varp
;els. etcL, lire the best
tasseaoufiewoeuea or some; _='-- '
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