_. ~ ton to Not-trail: by train.
JANET MARIE.
lAboot the most valuable dad
at has been made "in these parts
some years it came in the ex»
erience of E. C. Godfrey of Wil-
on to make one day this wool“
r. , Godtrey's business takes him
dk and forth cadh‘sy from Wil-
Most of
the journey is‘ through wide open
lpaces which have not crossed the
nth of cultivation and habitation”
barren late winter
terod a decision to keep his eye
., that spot. for possible develop-
31111 ~
'l' 1) ’one probably News the
respect for bagging foxes single
ndcd with any great amount of
in n’thusiastn except for the possible
lory mm may come lube scheme
'orks out 1ight. The “champs
in!!!“ its working out anywhere
bit'for the delec‘tation of her yOung
family and when she came back
Train the foraging trip it was to
‘ilnd a two taxed beast industt‘lousiy
making inroads toward the whole in
which her youngsters were our:-
ered. He weilded a shiny shovel
while Mother stood of! at a sale
but plainly visibledisunoe math
in; very ominous and unsociahle
sounds with an extremely active
set of vocal chords. She seemed
pounced of an elaborate poise. in
that her natural mother instinct
down the puppies had been drag-
ged out more or less protestingly
and secluded in boxes for transfer
to Mr. Godfrey's home in Wilton
the old lady was spritely enough to
elude capture and somewhere to-
day she roams 1119-1101111 Min
between- ‘i’tl’uon and Nortvol’k.
mourning the loss at her line ram-
ily and through the channels of
for has the wonde In] sum 0'! I
line Mao flame. o pen
to be to absolutely Meet
condition and it is mt surprising
that. almost We they were all
well established in their new home,
——under crest pratwe'st to be sure
——‘there Was 11 missions tiller ”loads
to Mr. Godfrey from a breeder in
Brooklyn. _
ly Willing to name hi future,
house and lot for the sake ot od-
dilnc these specimens to his stock.
Mr. Godlrcy went into the mat-
succcsstully wired in, with a wood-
en floor and separate “bedrooms"
for cach member of the party.
Along one side of the kennel is ”by”
row at openings which _l.“::"fi
indiWou‘ntthch fox. and
at the at test alien sound the
part3. with a stunning relard for
unanmious and concerted action
dies. ouch fox for his ova house.
N. ‘2. who is apparent» In
crew. to flappeMr he Visits u'
‘ mrednblo instant longer to use
that the other Your are solely outi
of the way. And he is always thei
first to reappear and go scoutinr
eosoeiti’ttshahtortnsot‘hml
to, come on out We .
The prelim d“ Mo's hi
‘no insignificant thin: in tacitl
he: like human being the wb~i
Sect todiseuse 0‘! a rather virulent
type It not absolutely browned
; and the way You! on which at
Mr. Godfrey 11 scurvy Zf'mpii-
outed day to 3111?: 11111111 li n1 mm»,
.5" 1.. ”333.111 chucks to keep the
taxes from {NW osoh other limb
from limb. The meal time of the
family is not a hive thing to 1111-]
uses. but it to Mteustin; for the;
goxu are “only .ike all their?
other reiatiies of th 33iids in that
'America has certainly come to
the front in’ producing beautiful
1 art fabrics as is evidenced by this
new show 1111' of crctonnos, which
in desiun and coloring compare.
very favorably with those of
Framer). There is an abundant
choice in colotings and variety of
weave.
Vottoas. Weiss» and Homer-
ind Ropps are ospetiallv suitable
for furnituio coverings in living-
ingl cams and bedrooms.
Exhibit is on the third floor.
‘ 1.9111314. 165!
no
, Store Hours from 8130 3.111. to 6 p. 11:1.
,1 ‘The New Cnetonues
Bathing Shoes
AND SANDALS
in all colors, red, blue, green,
white and striped combinations
with black, of a substantial 11
‘ and good solos.
a) cts. to $1.50
Bathing Girdles
Light weight afiaiis of thin
Patterns in large designs, but strong material which lace
floral and conventional, are for up and are slightly boned. These
hangings. ‘ V .
confine in a comfortable way and
hold the stockings up.
Lingerie Garments 69 as and $139
._ . 1 Main lico‘r.
. for Summer '
Dotted‘ Swiss and Figumd li‘Ol‘l Rum soap .
and it )8 not “Q mulled d“ W“
Lawns are made up in the simplest
of designs, edged with a bit of
lace at the neck, plain beats and
.tie ribbons. This simplicity quali-
fies them to pass through the laun~
dry many times. No material is
better for summer and they are
most becoming and practical.
l’rioos m $1.95 up.
Bathing Caps
Clip.) ..-
swim prefer, to those
med and elaborate affairs wuh
shirred crowns and trimmings -
{which are simply for sitting on the
sand protecting one from sunburn
'A preparation which removes
mildew and grass stains as Well as
iron rust. It is in a tube, easily
carried about and easily applied.
”é“.
Toilet Section.
Among New fiction
ion in the can subsist without becomiol vio- . .
r. gGodi'rey noticed one days to); did not prompt her to attack the ler of housing the animals pretty lently til is wild moat 'l‘he near-i 0f gully 0010M rubber in all “me mt, Lady,"
she sins-ted up from some un- maurandor! systematically. so that now they est approach in those parts to the‘ f til l fitt k ll , .. - _
erzrowth 0m in a field slimy mass m, occupy a large kennel. spacious in sort of meat tha'l their delicate pal-4 l ShfiPl-‘S; tom 9 c 058 mg 8 ' ’ b A 11d B
am the tracks. Mentally he reg. Even when it came ‘0 the show its proportions. thoroughly and ates demand is uoodchur'k meat . ‘vlws‘ W119 dive and y THO cunett.
It is decidedly a problem story, and
4" mi... lovers. of the author will find it
very interesting. $1.50
“Barbara Picks 8. Husband,"
mm" - tire leave ‘nothin or what is oat .
'1' “my 3 seem qmoo'cvon. Forsa- her animal mind chalking up one Snapping Jaws. Y x j ‘
3, _ he not known as being pariiculor- more bavage grudge against the . The ring leader is a great brll- bolero "“u- will 5‘“ 01151119113 1 [9 u m $1 50 ' by HPl'llli'lllll Hagedom. $1.50 i
,, pluyi when theyapfie soothe cod hiin'iau race. . liantly colored fellow. of snop- {00“ With ‘ vehement-e M‘ on- , C , . 1 ;
' all one ouders tho] G!- gay The dmnmdc po‘sibllities in ping jaw: and blooming eyes-«write thusiasm that '9 picturesque and 1 ' i
did not stop to think much longer transfeiring live perfectly healthy has been named 31m and who in before they b no finished they Notion Stock. Main floor. .
than he did before he started out
to bring them all home alive. For
be it known that by the time he
uot going for them the number
had been increased rather materi-
ally hy the presence of five. young
puppies. as wild and untrn-mmoled
a crow as ever roamed the wilds
of Connecticut.
To imyeno who knows even the
first instincts of foxes it is not
noccmarv to say that at the very
“In infinite. precaution —must be
taken to get within even eight or
ten miles 0! the animals. Their
fundamental 1.1:: of lite is a keen
snookinose. 11 1710111110119 caution and
an Ibmluic hatred of congeniallty.
But by svstcma’ticslb going about:
the thins. alone. clad in dark
clothing and schooling his motions
to be as unobtrusive as possible
1' .Gadfrey succeded in scout-
and agile young tones from their
native haunts to a kennel made of
wires and a. Wooden lloor would
seem to be plenty and Mr. God-
t‘ry ran the, gamut of emotions as
he went through the process of
housing the youngsters where they
could live under his watchful 'eye.
There was a great amount of loud
barking—these creatures bark ox-
acily like dogs only with a 11mm-
ened degree of shrillness~they
grumbled ominously when they
Were not openly shrieking and al-
toitether they presented a distinct
picture of peace and happiness—
purely in contrast.
The foxes are four months old
now. V Although Connecticut is not 0
exactly the home heath of red
foxes there have been from time
to time quite a number seen. And
yet in not any sumcient number to
turn assumes entir‘o pr‘otbctive'
charge of the others. With some
instinct at acting in place. of the
lost mother Jim is instantly to be
found in the from line trench——
i. c-—-whon someone comes near
the kennel Jim is instantly on the
defensive and his mental calcula-
tion is evidently that it he stands
directly in front of the other four
--—vlengthwiso. no harm can come to
them So it is in the picture that
the most noticeable his fellow-—
the one with the nice pcaceable
ionic—is Jim the guide and mentor
of the destinies of the,othcr four.
It is not possible to give any
cpnccptlon in a story of this
the keeness and sly trick ry
which characterizes those animals.
They are alert as no other animal
in the worldvextremely sensitive
'to sound-the siickest creatures
have crunched. thoroughly and
noisiy. each vrstige of men the
bones of the hapless victim. .
The instant the little notice eon-
rcrning the capture of the (one
appeared in the state papers there
was a rush 1|" interest on the part;
of 111.31 r'il 11111114111 l‘ltlflie firms -4
who \tls‘iod with all their mm
to purghuse the little band of bed;
actors for filming purposes. n11"
as it remains today, the quintet;
is still 1111' in tlnlr auditors. snap-
ping and howlinu at chance painters-
by. wondering what it is all about:
anyhow. and hoping that somehow,
Jim the guide will dot the crew
out and into the woods again boa
fore very much longer.
W '
WHAT'S W A must , l
"I see where seven Frenchmen?
on trial in Paris for ospionaga‘
Bird Guides
P o c k e t editions 5
with illustrations in .
color. All the famil-
iar feathered folk this 3
side the Rocky moun-
tains, .
$1.25
'Jewelry Section.
,1 ~1-
111; about until he feund that the say that it is their natural home. you ever heard all Quick almost as claim they are 'journalists.‘ but: ..
~ foxes n ere inhabiting a hole some But there could notvhave been nn- lightning. the instant they hear 11 show no ability to write." j
twenty feet long into Which they or markings than are to be [blind sound. howover taint. they make “Ahem!” mid the. practical
,imd buriowcd. His cnil‘was made
i a. time when mother had gone
on these five youngsters which Mr.
Godfrey now holds captive. Their
_. at to..huut up some delightful tid-
\
brushes are magnificent and their
:1 concerted rush to get out or
newspaper man. “That seems to
harm's way and into their holes.
Jim is invariably. the last of the
The, Above Article Was Reproduced i<‘ rom the Bridgeport Sunday Post.
dcsciibo a jo..r nulls! 1111113 walk",
—-mainxhum Age-Herald. , _.-
Well Afford.
Checkerboards
0f the rolling o1:
“BIRDS 'FORETELL WEATHER SUCCEEDS AT SUICIDE
folding variety and
made of red felt, the
I
course FOR co‘AcHEs
L
~’ Poor and Rich Alike C l1}
OLD HlCKORY F R‘NITURE
lirating its superiority ave r ehtast it"
Birds are excellent barometers. A‘ ' —--~ , !strating its supOl‘lOllty over the East in. W0! its beouliys its durability, its squares in black. Nice .
‘ number of our birds—‘swans, wild ‘Fourth Attempt Fin,in firings Deatthotre Dame Add: Popular Feature to on the gridiron. “ L ‘V‘ ‘ WRflbh price, its general usefulness. for overseas, armv
,ducka cools moorhens and others—l .To Massachusetts Man ! its Summer School Schedule I As a track coach. Rockne is rated R "" Wmcfible, andmubetlsedforanypu use. 01' navy . : ~
nuua their iiestu either on his banks: nosrou, my 25.-——A man who reg~l Notre Dame University, which is 10 (m a; the hes. in the West haVlnE de- It 18 pox-ticiilau-lyf adapted to Lawns. Veranda. Bung 0W3» ’ ,, ,
or a river o1 floating on its surface at- istered at a hotel here as W. F. Ball , cated in NOW Dame, 111d» has a {‘33 :veloped strong relay teams ROCK“ 83m Parlors, Go Linksn Bub $3 50 . 1
‘ 1
tached to .the reeds or water grasses.
says Boys’ Life, the Boy scouts' mags-
zlné. These birds. it is said. never by
‘ chance get caught by floods. and if you
bee a swan's nest a foot above the riv—
of Shelbou'me pans Mass. succeeded, ture this year that is attracting con- coached the1917 tnomiles relay team . ‘‘‘‘‘
yesterday in what was evmenfly his. siderable attention. It is a course for which estabifif‘ied a new Western rec- . , . ,,
fourth attempt in five day's to commit athletic coaches. The eouise is six ord offl: 56 at the Drake relay coral-1395:“; ’ ' . __ w, _- _ 1 W
suicide Using a bed sheet for 'a rope, weeks in dmation and 16 gm!!! unde‘r ] val In the first llllnols relay carnival, HUNDREDS CH ASED fellow, because he was his senior. He POTATOES GO WELL WITH "EM"
he hung himself from a hook. direction of Knute K Rockne, who one :the Notre Dame team also won the , JERRY RAPELLA made his way back to New Canaan. Meat summonses are a goon ma;
or level you may be sure that during' In a diary round in his pocket he need?“ Jam (7- Harper as ”“9th d" tw0~mfle r8131“ ‘ ‘ and mum mademcommnié maapeup combmmn' and “my be a W‘" “M
the next few weeks there win not/3,. stated that Friday night he took poi rector. Special attention is given to W- , $?§§nig;”§§gé 1:15 may r gap“ ’ than bread and meat, according to the
min enough to raise the rim above can in ahotel in Lvnn. attempt Was the instructions in coaching football .zl‘he Wc‘mensaAuxmaw of Christ , , . . , United States department or nan:
-thatheight {The common robin knowsuecorde‘d as “unsuccessful " 0n Satur- “Mk and baseball teams- Mimi“ Church Will meet tmrmw “mm?" ' PERS‘OPPO E, 'culture. At this time wheth no.1.
a great deal about forthcoming weath- day 11131“: he tried another nelson 3‘30 13 given ‘0 the 0030111118 0‘ basket- in the buse‘tnsht 0f the ,CMRJI- SHIP S liiul supply of potatoes makes in >111-
W pieces in or! now showing.
' tooauouou non: rim rugs)
Karena was making‘ application for
employmeth the Free Employment
or. which he Will tell any one who WHJCB made him "Very BICk" iball teams. EMM- Bureau As 50015. as his none Wes FREIGHT INCREASE. cheap. and when wheat and i‘oui'.
’ .. ., .. p ‘ ‘1: mentioned. the omens recalled that. ,_ .-
,1 takes the trouble taoc‘onsult mm If hel Sunday night, the diary- reads, op- Shortage of coaches , , . they had received word from the b0. . 'ishould be saved, we should use , .1a~
’ finssin the morning tile 11 oertaln‘ened right wrist.‘ Lost blood. Not The reason for the course is the? m m I. » .1 \ lice 11,3133th was wanted While (Continued from *First Page.) ‘ ltoes instead of wheat. Potatcc: at;
enough. Must try again." The man's
._ ‘iright wrist waslsla‘shéd and bandag-
{Fairing‘ton S. Gallager, who for ed There was nothing to indicate the
. eight years has been employed by cause of the suicide.
“Adams Provision Co, or Wall street,
‘ , 111113 accepted a position ‘with the Na—l
1 diesel Market «C6,, of Wall street. ' ‘
(“his '3 .. l. H ' i
is dollar abushel are 3601161.: as
bread at ten cents for a pounu 1111:.
is
shortage of coaches since a large hum l mm film one 01 them engaged 111m in “Mam.
ber of college and high school coachesiky , 1 _ _ tlon; police headquarters Was notified,
have volunteered to direct athletics at: - ‘ 3:1,}: gaitfigamfigfilmifi riligiziii‘y
. various army cantonmenis. Their 1112- , ‘ left the “mm: When he leached
parture will necessitate certain chang-
tfi‘e', 5'er he yaw "a policeman ap
es in athletic circles, and, to fill the , h'in 118 that he was
vacancies men with ‘sdm‘e knowledge it .
oi! directing athletics will be In do-
and. At the summer schbol, on at)
Ddrttitfl‘ty ls ducted to learn the art of “mlmuim mmanmhgiruzoor,i
directing. athletics and the domen- mumim a.” WWGnat on tar -
i built here nine years ago by Hall. J. tats of the major college ’ . . ,' “out .3“ Wmthw: “an?
imm‘ “f 1‘“"'“‘e' Ky 3"“ ‘e'm‘ Cm" mm W“ 9“” ‘1” mm“ rum-«1m ’ u. 1.1qu end, 5011 era's, and what good one lie my
other influenml American turln‘ie'n. la is welioaslitte‘d having ambushed an ashes. could have with life money the other in“ prom the boot 11mm 1 h f
I now chaplfs monument to an ston- enviable record in intemofleuist 11th: 3,,“ 1'“ mammal” m 35.3: K 3:: had. until mm“ 1511191 U} in turkey: and 1 recommend them to 11m?
‘1 time unconditional-ting enterprise. Ai- letics ever éln‘c'e be came to 111 calls. we sues. - 1:13? 13.12.5321 1 30 *1, M , “a m Were n,“ opposed to a one Bulletin”: Mm constlpflloh‘" 3‘1, .1
ca , ’11" 11611119 increase. but Were 031- “um“ {they ghould 119‘. allitery
“'9‘!!! “1.0,le .plsnt is kept in "repair fiune from rheumimm. iii inure
h i W wwe o! 130. r “at traveling mend grip. ” Quid: who! for
ooldsta hos-u
minim, 111111 the
“h mogmmoMl‘ ooni
ummmm sic hood hibit tiltm "ilk
sign of bad weather order of the comin’lssldnfidid not 3110-
duce s‘revsnuo suil‘iclent to meet the,
menses of operation. Joseph F. 8311- even when the cost of cookh.
ry. counsel for the company. said that added. .
to meet war requirements of the coup-5 eel ' . u.
miss academy of the trolley service —~——————-————-— '
must be maintained and use camped-iT-‘OR OQNS'TiPWi’IDN ANB sit-wt 5..
15511111; rates miss 15y and commission! "5‘33
- Intuit 56 fime‘f ‘0 3166!»th utilities Good Indigestion goes far “RFC“!
' “um comfort and, 11111111: in hot “influx.
Undlgested food in the stomach l'n'l
quickly polSon theorems. (tn 1.1...
per, 416 Labor street. Sim durum.
Tera. writes: "Foley (latitude It:
or 111qu um or Flee. of!
Fisher: of Liam I'M
' ' Basilio! 8m.
.‘ “some. are taking advon of the
SIM“ star Me by Yrho earn of
ustard Company of South Norwalk.
Conn by sending for o ”to! cream of _ .
Mustard. which in the most powerful sx- ‘
7i
coser 111311111111 PLANT 1911-:
slum: Track Now that! Only for Mox-
/ ital! Celebrations
“‘JAURM Slexieo .‘July ..25 —-The hall
; million dollar ‘raclog plant whlh was
.i‘A-‘STH-MA
' AND GA?” .
é said income. .11.... mm
W °°m $1.: 116 cm mut- 1111‘11 until the
in: to him. 1111515111 drew world-ple-
cent session 0 this General assembly
mes of M‘ ‘ mm“ my and“ to the Monday-91 the
Norwalk Chronicler