" Special Sale of Bed Sheets,
.
and Pillow Cases t
Bed sheets, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75. '
Pillow cases 35c. 39c and 45c.
Size.
Cretones. a new assortment. of pat-
terns. 280. 30c, 35c and 450.
Long cloth at 25c, 30c, 350 and 38c.
Nainsook batiste.
Cambi-ic. Beach cloth and voilcs, a
complete assortment. -
E. K. BANKS
under Mahackemo Hotel, West
Washington street, South Norwalli
WEATHER i-oiiEiiAST.
l-‘-ai'ecast for Noi‘waik and vicinity:
Cloudy, colder tonight with a cold
wave, fresh northwest winds. (‘loudy
weather with flurries of snow, prevail
ed this morning in the. eastern part oi
the Lake region and New England.
Pleasant weather continues- in other
districts east of the lior-ky Mountains.
Zero temperatures werc repoi‘li d from
Verni'mir and Maine and fi'ccz'ngi tome
pet'uturc extends as far south as (‘r-n-
tral '(ioorgia.
full . .
Piano Forgotten, Leads ' .
Fight" g Poles m Posen
- .. A5346 —. #91:”th
terms will not be
street corner army
ments nor by pacifists. pessi-
iiiists or pro-(k-i‘iiians."
"The peace
set I led by
Argue all you like about the
peace of the world but for
peace of mind, and a comfort;-
able body, good. Well fitting
clothes such as We pridefully
supply are a necessity for you.
Everything that men and boys.
wear.
Today--
kw
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO Storm coals $25 to ECO ,
TODAY, rin Curtis ..... $12 to $33 ; ,
__, Business Coats . . $15 to 3‘25 InuArF :2; i‘f'l"'$..""k't . _
'l‘:iiipi-i';itti1'v: llsu'li. rill; loo. ~ Di 857% beats $25 to $45 "l:..nacc l'adcicn ski ll’illlllli: lllr'
Lil. Hiiuu‘. ,___.. tollow C(lllllll')llii'?l iii the slum liuht
m “ .lnr: Sir l'USt‘ll \\'Il';‘ll. wLiii l“i‘illlkltlll-
I.” “II—'.'— ‘t 1‘ a s :on tho Uri-W3. l':i.- in" 'l (‘llll'l'l'll by
Br’.()gzer5 & bit-"€115 ‘l'olish t‘.r\.'ill‘)." This cubic disptllt‘il
City illeiiisZ
1
.1mm d‘
. \‘lfll‘lli sash doors. (yids; l’oi'r l:.ui
it‘lir'iii‘I-s ll)l"..'l'.l\‘.'(‘;1illl‘l‘,t'l;l> io;.l hilt
lll.~_. .f'
l'lllt'i'.
llt'lll l.‘
l.‘0,\‘.c at St. Joseph’s l‘llll‘lll
Ali-mini
o
T. {v.‘l'l'ini. l'll'illt' Sr. .luitll
Kc)’.:PI‘. Steaiiiboal
A mass will lw t‘oi 1h..- H-
Jolin F.
at " Jill o‘clock
a moraine.
Kenneth Terr} of l? Quintarni aw
nuc. reported to tilt! polici- Iasi own
in: that his liix-yrlv had been stolen
from in front of thi- Modem
(‘0.. on \"oodward avenue. at
o‘clock last The
painted a maroon and brown and \\'.l.‘5
0’} l‘()t‘t‘l'j~‘
ill‘lllll h.
l
evening. \\ hm-l “le;
equipped with a new pair or tin-s,
—il¢'i \Yatl Mazda lamps for Ii‘v‘vr
lights. halls, i t-.'. Whit» lCim-irir (‘o.
The studcnts 'lll iln- Nor-“all
School had discussioum
Yesterday on. "The Sill-'VI'V ot‘ the Yo-z
air iiitrrcsiini;
1919," The l'otii speakers \'\';r_.-,. Filth;
encc Mitchell. Maruarcl llali. Rayi
urond Sherwood and' William Ward I
Miss Mot‘arthx‘. music Ivachvi'. "lull!
.
a. speech. said ;~lic hoped to it rm a|
BL)":- Gle-c (‘lrib and a (liill; Mir"
(‘lulu also A Tligh School chorus 1
”Zero “Mather? ch, don't \\.r=i [orx
the \t-xrilion tiril-r‘gl'lit‘y, order \mir :
-.stor‘iri sash and doors no“. l‘lwa»?
lok": fit. John & Kcysoi'. buildrrs, ;
c..-.._ -E..__. , . . . .... - l
s. Golds, Etc. -
For Cough
WHITE PINE AND TAR :
25c per bottle. ,
.Stillson-Powell Corp..
South Norwalk
“El
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NO ONE BUT YOU
will know what bonds,
stocks, bank-books, insur-
ance and legal papers you '
have if you keep them in
one of our Safe Deposit ;
Boxes.
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When you have occasron
to open your box, it may
be done privately in one of
»
‘ Boar coupon booths.
Boxes $4 a. year.
SOUTH Norman;
order l‘rom ‘.()lll' ire“ silt-ali-r toda‘i'.
. - r. - 3.. . »‘ -‘) 1.: ‘» ( lll')(‘l.'~"l‘ 'i‘id
Ncruolk South [\Clwdll' "'1‘ mm H I" h M ‘d H ‘.. U
lpiziiris'. who ic‘: .\ni--ii«-.r and his turret
'lil‘v only i! rem-7.5 ago, has plum-4rd
into t‘. of shifting
..\. .its in i-u-iiti‘al Europe,
10'“:
ii- w‘iirlpool t‘asl
.l
.,n - 1~w~v~ual— ‘mmmpéw
l
1 ~' Yif’ I 1')‘ . . .
z 2 ' / L l
2“] OR ’ ‘4 i \ E FAIR WEATHER TRAVELLER.
€11 Y ‘ r Hi all wit-mitir name». ono o; the
L5 {)6 I; 4] 2 g iitosr lwatiiil'iil and [ill tiiri-sqrir- is
‘ (leash-1' l.y:_'roiiiu-trit'u.~ This is u \‘(‘l'_“
r-vn rm]. M_-‘W~
7, i~~<p:-~.-<i\'- Word. in- il.|.lll~ earth:
(livid Pel‘é‘orzal 1; ash-i". star; liigrn. \\';|"2', :riid lll'll'l
2 mus. measure. 'l‘licrr- “c lilHI' ll -thr
T .1“ 5‘ 7. . l‘iil‘ili .Eia. lltul uirasuiv- water. or thc
T A E W L9 ‘ watv‘i invasiii‘ini: worth stat. The
3 north star is a pull lrall, says l'lilwattl
i - . . , I" lliut'lnu lll HH} 3 Lil-a liht") t'vzi!
knows the ordinary puff balls that so
\.i~ - \‘i'L'itirn Stillman liars rciui'nm. nl‘lvn thin-lily spm'klv ilm'nl'lnu >.ll(‘knl
9m tn-i >1 b ~--l ltl New Yoik. after. and lalll‘ll logs. (link one a suddrii
Kept :idixi". (ht. holiday season with lpq- pinch .and a Sitiokcliln- cloud ol
parrots ill t-Iirawbii‘ri' liiil “Vl'lllfl'. spores puffs out at the top. .
“in [‘1' our --l‘lo*l‘l:lllll‘d hv.‘ cousin. Miss: ‘iiu- mirth star when mature, *spllls
5 \,.n.... llriiiluir. o! “omisidc. l.. 1.. until into several M‘Klm‘nls lllfll «“l'l‘t‘ild
chm-ll» iii-gnotd.<_ or i~‘m-dliaiu. N. Y. Elllt'lllrsl‘ll't's on the around in a star-
..,.__..- llikr- :islu‘f't and suizzcsi the common
.\lr. and Mrs. ”own” l’.t‘a\u- unfit llilllii‘. When the weather is wvt the
“4”,”..(1 m l’enniinan. \'a.. “.hm.“ .\lr.! linini: of the starry points become jel-
l':|\‘a- will resume his dutics as sulu-r-f I'V “k" and they spread ”H“ around
'visor ot the distribution department in m” ground and anchor ”w plant in
ilo- liiiponi lCnuium-l‘ing company. l"“""- 1“” when the Weather is dry
- fi__ ! tl:u~s.~ sot't seiziiivnts licconic hard and
liar-n Him: or ihc (Mineral Motor ’ rigid and curl up around the inner
lli"l'lll‘:rll(ill, oi llml'uil. Michigan has hail. Thin tlic funizus is ham and
rctur'nv-d to llull‘ull. al‘ii-r =pviidiiii' 'i‘ tliit't’iy. and lll!‘ “ind rolls it about and
month “llll his: lllllllll'l‘ and sistvt' 1".st‘aliloz's the- spores llll'llllllll the top
tin-iv llitllt" .l‘. t‘. lwl'l-L'lvw ~~ti'i‘vl 'of the bail Thus it is llll‘ piitl‘liail
.__E {that has learned to trawl around in
.\l;ss l.» nor. ital, 'l‘ill oI Atlantir i‘ilx' tair “Ulilltl'l and to stay at home like
.'\'o~\\ \is'lin" \ll' and \lr:.‘
.lwi'vi-k. i.-~ a sensible ('l‘ltfilllll‘t' win-ii the \u-alh
:in, J (‘nyimz at their houa. ll‘.t .\l.iiu .-i~ is not propitious
slum-t, ; l'ril‘l‘lialls are found in all parts of
~-- 'tlii- world. yet an- llul gonvrally
\ g.‘ \‘ t. . ‘ .;v \_ ‘._ .
. f“ \ ‘ ' ‘h ‘3' “' " . ‘ 'l' I lrllllV-‘ll. “c how that llu- sC'outs ac~
"l‘.l_vi'.lll!’ a mo “ti-its“ \‘tit'ltlltlll tro‘” crivtomcd to "o in the woods ‘md
'.,- I ' - : '11 '. '-;‘. l\‘s it‘llt . . a h '
I I' "M!“ <' ‘ l“ ' l " "”‘ ' ticlds “‘lll been on the lookout for
r . : li‘.‘ w ll‘ \- w \‘oi'l‘ .
I l i \ lllt‘Ft‘ piitlbal‘is that an- rolled along
7 :-. . iii ili- .' ii . . *' .- -
(:I'lll‘l'Hl llti :u‘ll I4i1trl.(il \\--sl (l\' ' \“n '\ I,“ “”“l "n“ Stu)“
. down to rest when the rain coirics. ll'
lll’t‘ Second istl'ict. is staygirz‘ .ur 'l
.I wont is inclined to think that scien-
short time in Atlantic ('il\. .. .
llllt‘ thl‘tlS lil‘t' long llllll I'll‘a‘1i“gl(l'¢i".
llwrilgl 'l'~-iiiu,\. oi Non Hampshire 1‘" him t'Hnsidi-r th.- Wonderful cx
hits ll‘llliltl'l in ills studio» at ll‘il l"“'-"“‘i\"ll"-"»‘V “l L’l'PHli‘l' llE'QlT‘nll‘lll'll'r-
5|!‘i'n s:(‘i1(l|ll.’b i
Mrs. Ham (3 \\‘ri:tltl. ni‘ 'l‘vrzlu'lst DON’T SCOlD “01'1““
X .l_ is the gill'\l oi her aunt. .\l:z-. ’ '
i,v.».l§.- Smith. of lilt‘iuoml :il'l‘mi". ‘ ‘I’HE CROSS CH‘I-D ‘8
QOOSFVELT'S PORTRAIT iN_oRAV- . ‘
‘ BIlIOUS fEVER'Sll
(3.3.“ Willi 1.1.x; Siniihpx‘s Xv“ \i-i‘li - ’ I
M“ aim“ 1! “WM“! .s.‘:|:!!'lllt‘ ”‘1,in Look at tongue! If coated, clean little
“1' nl. him-hilt tit:‘.‘.‘spapnr puL‘v size ' stomach. liver, bawels.
tend: tor i'i'a‘uiiiu. ._..
- ' s l ' . ‘~. ’ . ‘:
l’i int-vi on l'inw gnaw} papa r. am: I. ‘ I“ - * 1m. "llll Iii xiii! p: ,_. r,
oltild. Sap it tonuue is ('Uuli-(J; Ihi.» i,-
llr‘flll}. reproduced in l.m.-r'.iiilnl gi'aVui
. .. -~ twin-.1: ..- ..
SillltlilV .-\ni-.1ran ('tllllnll liniitod, ‘ l “ n " ‘ hill“ ~l‘tlllul h. lt\ei and
st)
bout-ls are (loam II with sour waste.
\\’lir~n lisllz-ss. pale.- fi'n-risll. full 01
A complaint. was reccircd by the in. "UN. l‘l"::lll bad. tirrom SUI-.5 docsn't
ll('(‘ last evening that [our colored in- u "3"- >‘--'t’ll at; am natuu‘l)’. has sit.»
\\'4‘i'l' at the corner of lily and Lexim: ”‘”'"-l~’”‘lH‘. indigestion. diarrhoea. «:ch
ton avenues and were ll‘.\ln.L' to work 1' "‘i|~"lm(llll'll| of “California Syrup I'l
a tlim fiam game. Patrolman Rey Plis's." and in a l(-\\‘ hours all it“. 1-H“
iiolds was sent to investigate bur tlic“"'"-‘“'- 'l‘“ FUIH' ‘l'l‘v and l’r‘rmvntii-y
men had (lisahptarcd when he arrived "“"d I‘m-“V" out ”f ”1“ him?“ Mill .‘I'll
on the sci-n.- oi attempted olwi'atiori:._.hu"P “ “'0" l’lill'l'lll ('lllltl :aaln. (‘l'll‘
rdren Ioie llll.‘ harmless “t’Fri'ii laxa-
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MCNKER GROTTO ELECTS. 3tire. and mothers can rest casr al‘tr-r
ggiving it. because it never fails to
Monker Grotto. X0. 56. NI. 0. V. P ”make their littl/e “insides“ clean and
E. l{.. held ihrir annual meeting last'swpm~ ,
evening when the officers were l‘v- Keep it hand). Mother! A little triv-
cluctcd tor the present year. x\lll‘l',tjll today saves a sick child tumor-roux
the election refreshments were St‘l‘fl‘tl but get the genuine. Ask \‘oiiz-flt‘iic-
members and a pleasant social
hour enjoyed. The new officers aria:-
rlic gist for a bottle of “California Syrup
:of-Firzs." which has directions tor "a-
xionai'cli—l‘. L. Marshall. bios. children of all ages and. for
- Chief Justice—H. M. Buzzard. jgrown-ups plainlv on the bottle. Re-
Mastcr of Ceremonies—Dr. J. H. Mal-:member there are counterfelts sold
lory. there. so surely look and see that yours
Secretary—Cramer 1C. Hegeman. iis made by the “California Fig Syrup "
. Trgasigrei-g .Adqirw. Dreyfuss. 4v loompany." Hand hack victim
' ‘Trusteéé—F' . s. Lyons. ' any othfiJiz émix- i
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That said tieretclorc 31315, $18, $20 and $24.50
. January 1* Clearance Sale
W'omen’s Coats
At Drastic Price Cuts
SATURDAY, JAN. 11. 1919
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Values up to $2
Ladies' Silk Afternoon and Evening Gowns
colors are white, pink, maize, Copcn, peach, black and navy.
SERGE DRESSES
$22.50. Value, Sale Price
SPECML ~SiliE 0F DRESSES ’
in various
$5
Values up to $25.
-_ $17.50
styles,
Men’s & Young Men’s
That.- forrr.crly sold at $22, $25
$17
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At Reduced; Prices
:23? . » \ I s \\ I‘ \ \ \ \ \\‘ a \\ \\ \wofi‘ I ‘hl \i \ -_\-\ ' \ ‘ ' i V‘VI’
—-r- .. _. . ... . . . .. .. _ .. . . n_- _. E- _. “own.--“ _- __ .4. _
NEW YEAR MESSAGE. Lina. llr Soil ask: d l’rcsidcnv ‘\.‘.'il milieu upon to see that German! docs while. the. wheels are being ~‘~-‘“""-
_. up... i to “use his influencu with tbi :lllll‘tl;n0l Starre. _ I feed the paper in lengthwiiz. \ -l-H
Sent by State Regent ‘0 D- A~ R'; powers in order to milieait- do so it or Flll'lll(‘l'lll(ll‘l‘. sincv .-\illt'llt'il was ly only a few will haw been wot .- l in
Chapters.
'l‘liw~.\'oru'ail; and South .\orwa‘.kl
l
A
,
llauahtcrs of the American Rt'\~tlll'
tion :tl'i‘ lllt' I'ct‘ipii'lil of New Y. I
Mrs. John J link-l or
regent. .\l:‘s.
elsewhere:
n.
.l.
a
iiichagc sent by
Litchticld.
lluel is very popular here» a.
and the local chapter is always in ii'-
tlro state
cstcd in any word from her. immiini:
t'irll Well that it is not only rim ’iy hut
:il\\'.t)s coirtaim tood for helpful
thought.
.‘Jis. llrivl'.» incssarr to tlil‘ local and
the are:
llli‘
other l‘llJllll‘l'S in stat.-
\\'c l‘lllt‘l'llltl Ncw
\‘car “itli lll;:ll hop-us of an t‘llilllllli‘l
are upon
peace. as a rosrili ot the victory ot' thu-
and
ha rt-
iiuhicotisncss
nation.-
justii-v.
'l‘liI- aliir d
and
tort 1-5 of
lilu'i“_\'.
toutiht
\‘ii tony
conquered.
won the
but, it
and
and
lime
>ilt'lll‘.
(‘lldil‘l rs
innisliw i.~ not
has let" the Gerr
that the incnaw-
~‘H('l'illt'r*tl
has i'oirii; uti-
tlic- ruins
to warn
that
\‘lt'ltl]'_\'
war : is
:ll'l‘
necessary the
llll'
peace;
public
that
man soil still
or tiu- Hair is .—till rampart and :H'llVI-
an
imam.
in other and Varicdiornis.
'l‘liv
pcacc l> sigur-d and tlu- lillnlslllll-“lll
i
.
war is not safely mcr until
men-d out to ilios. \\ho «onioiizrd
this heinous crime against lod .ind
lllllllltllll) Lot u- rcioicc and lw sol)
vrl)‘ tliaiiklul t'or “hat lia~ so {or lit-in
won: but indulac in cxriilation
would he ltl‘t‘llltllill'r. to relax our vig~
ilatue and our i‘llltl'ls “’Ullltl be crini»
lo
finally careless,
The nation is rating this danger of
relaxation. Let us lwware lost it rob
ll:~ ot the traits ot‘ victory.
All that ww— .is l'liaptm‘s han-
becn doin: during lllt‘ war projects
itself into the ri-ron.~twrit-iii per’orl.
The Liberty Loans and our N. S. D. A.
R. Liberty loan fund. the var savinus
thrift and vi‘tlllttlln'.
ration of find, relief of devastated na—
tions. rare or French orphansfl‘ifioirry.
Gringo}:
\‘irilancc against llnn pi'tmfltfaml'r. lllt'
lied Cross. Americanizaiion work and
all other form's ot tutll'ltlllt‘ Ptllli‘llll‘dl
arc aflllwllll us.
(‘haptcrs are askin: what our "new
work" lic. Thori-
nul yet.
is no lll'\\'
The word for
its in
\\‘()l‘l\" :it loam
thr- New Year is “(‘ai'i'y 0n“~»car1'y on
all ‘iiat Ii
\"lii the war; in this way only can we
we hare been doing hr-lp
“I" lit'i- the fruits of Henry.
lut what is most earnestly urged‘
upon your attention as a New Your
“ll-range is contained in an addxvss . n.
titled "Hun Propoganda an-l Analo-
Anrcrican Friendship," deliVered on
December 10. in .l)e.rb.V. but limuly will
and for a long time to come. Copies of,
the address have have been sent to the
chapters. A circular unlined "Hun-
niali W‘hines," to which the State
Council of Defense desires my to give;
Publicity throughout. our orgarfizatron
in Connecticut. is herewith given:
. Haunts}: ,Wpiuec.
:‘lfiovcmber' ' . 1.3. H 4 Mat“!
Fill]
I
lay personally
,i win.» left lna position
t‘ul conditions" ot‘ the armistice. !
Now iiiiici' Z—rThi‘ougli Seen-tar)"
Lansin". Dr. Soli‘ asked President \K’ilr
to arrangi- immediately for
opcnin: of peace negotiations. aih :ing
“a pressing :danger of famine"
Nun-ember ] 4-. Through" the
German
Vl'iison to
whether the latter:
might be that the l'iiitcil
States government was “w-ady
s: nd t'oodstrii'fs without dcla)‘ io (tor-1
ll'LP‘
Swiss
government. the
asked President
Chancellor Ebert
assurml
zrfi’t‘l’n Yllt‘nl _
int own
in
i: am.
Now-niber lT~ Appl‘a'ls addressed by;
Mrs. \\'oodro\v \Vilson and )‘lln‘r lair--
Addams on behalf ot‘ the women n?
Germany asked that the :tl'n‘llslit‘r‘
ll‘llll.‘ in.- modified to prevent “un-
spoakablc disaster."
November lli Throuzzh Secret-arr
Lansing. the "C“ German :(H't‘l'l‘llwdl‘
aski-d President \\'il.son to st'ht‘. ltlt‘ll-
poJcniarics as (iriickl) as possible to
’l‘lu- llauiu- or some other cily “in or—
rh-r to save the German people trout
pcrisliing by starvation and anarchy.“
November lThThrorigh Secretary
Lansing: Dr. Solt' asked President “'ii-
son to give permission for a Human
commission to leave Germany in.inw(‘~€_
atcli for the l'nitcd' Statm so as to
before the Aincrivzrii
the conditions alleged to
and assure the talk
in: of sicps io purchase t'oodstut‘l‘s.
"Anterivaii would discuss
with the plenipowntiat‘ie's of the lor-I
iiian people the details of how the
inagnaniinious help of America could
savc. in time, our t‘athcr'land from “ v
worst." said Dr. Soit'.
Norcmher 20- lit a message
dressed to the goiernnicnt of ill“ I’m!
am ci‘nmenl
exist in Germany
delegates
ad-
cti States, Great llritain. Franc.- and
ital)’. l‘li'. Solf asked for modification
of :‘ne armistice term-4 So’thai Ger-
many could have economic intercourse
with fire rcfiitmjr’ on The iefi'i’fir’l‘fi of
the Rhine. as before thr- armistice, lh'. '
Solt' said the preservation ot‘ such in-
tercourse was necessary “to lllp "or
tinned peaceful ilevclopincnt of Ger
many."
Thi- Connecticut State Council of
Defense has voted to combat the propo-
gulltla instituted by Dr. Soil. the (lurk
man foreign minister. immediately at-
tci- lilo signing of the armistice.
Tho council believes that ihcob
jects of this propaganda are to mill
gate the terms of the armistice by
playing upon the sympathies of llll'
creduloris and soft-hearted, and to pro.
dure disagreement among the allies.
it is, therefore. the opinion of the
council that this propaganda consti
tries a grave danger. Justice and (‘0'
mon sense and not sentiment should
be practiced by the group of nations
that have been forced by the central
powers to make untold sacrifices to.
‘ save civilization. Otherwise, Germany.
in: all that
‘ guaranices
royal-taint:
called upon to make the smallest .sacri»
any nation tr
the central powers. it
that America take tlu-
Kurd toruheness.
lice-s ot‘ large opposed
not fittini;
w it ll
l>
lvall re»
to
”The liuns must be rmiritml to such
i
when the llrl\\ u'il l-i-gin to grip out.
the car start t'oruard. it' a
”to work. keep on feeding in
papers until good traction is gainm
"This method of handling a drill: or:
few Wm» ,
llw
do
situation is so simple and so iinii’o Hit
a condition of mind as will in <urc their ‘Slll't‘f'ssllll. lhnl t'veri‘ motorist «_ t..l.,|.i
doing what We insist upon and yii-ld
we demand." wrote Tim.
ltr. (‘haries ll. Piil‘klllll‘t-‘l of Now York
llic other day.
OLD NEWSPAPERS.
Use Them When the Car is Stuck
Fast in the Mud.
From the motorist who lives in a
sm-tion where mud roads are common.
court-s author
{01'
which its
l)l".‘~'l
a suggestion
us the
rein ed 3'
such a situation short of a.
that
numerous
pail" ol'
iiiulcs. He states
tried the
“115k." he has
method on (\t't‘tl-
sions and that it has llt‘\'("l‘ tailed to
“'Ui'h. lit- says:
“i have always .storml aua) some-
wlicre in my (‘lll‘ a stack of old news
papers. They don‘t take up so much
room but that I can always find a place
for them. “‘hcn l sti‘iln- inudlioiv
and the wheels lieizin to ti)‘ around iii
that exasperation way which tells me
i am firmly and definiivli .slllt'k. i put
out my bundle of papers
“Takin:
iiait'
proceed
2i
i
21
told it in
across page. and
the task uorkinu‘ the
paper llt‘l\\'(‘t~ll the tire and tiu- mud.
This a simple matter
coinpli shed by feed i in:
nt‘WFIttlpvt'
horizontally
to ot‘
‘5 and is ac
in ”iv _ Dzurvi'
t .
, some empty place In the ca r
;sihle for on :iiitoinoliilisl
Encwspapers from iio‘inlibcrin: llivll' .-
lbut when the mishap occuim in - ’
"lonely spot. lucky is llll‘ man k-. k.
know of it. If he is not equippwl ;\ -“
sonic olhe' apparatus for sun-h :. um
tinzt‘ncy. he shuld always ha\< l"
llv llile of newspapers storwi aw :i‘ w:
,.
l
r‘
"in many localities it iiiiL'lil l|
ii) ,st‘l'llli will
itiil‘
>1.i
some old newspapers in his oral imw "
PREDlCTS 57 SNOW STORM?z
'l‘hi-rc void in- fifty-scrim -; A
storms titi.s winter, So state's \::.:
L. Scat'lcs, w Massachusetts \ii.‘
prophet.
Last vear' ll“ i'iz'urid ioiir-iuo nllli
storms and ibu-k t-Hlltv :iwvt'iluig: 9
his i-vikoninu .\lr Scarii-s lvzisw
predictions .~ir mat llx'llllll it's
”l‘ adds the H!" ot lllo' iiiuoti :e m.
(lav of lhi- month on “him lll ‘ .
son“ storm tails Saturday in H
Cliltli ot' the month t.\'o\« ioln .. x' 1
a new moon came on tho :td khlt
the days or the month and quuh
on the ace of thv urn-m, iznr»
Scai'les’ tut-it ol' fit't\' :s'v-Vi-ll
storms.
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