“med 5,000
L ”is still mm m
m to the census W01!
at 135, when Connecticut hid
scam. '
Stormy—Hill! cows in the an“? at
m beguiling of the m numbered
113,000.1'hls number is slightly
larger then those! 1919.01 1918, but meopenair, and yctshut on non: than
mew“ smaller than in 1917. The
average value per cow was 8105 in
Jannaryof this year against 394 last
year and $73. 50 in 1917. Taking the
United States as a. whole, there are
nearly one million more dairy cows
in 1930 than there were in 1917.
New Haven—The will of Gustav
Ostemeia, the cigar manufacturer,
reveals the fact that he left an estate
estimated at 81.000000. The estate
goes to his widow and children
Berlin- William McMahon was
fined $150 and costs by Judge Georgel
8. Griswold for violation of th‘o Con:
necticut statutes concerning treat
ment of dumb animals. It was 8.1-
, t1 Wwell-lll PMrfldnmmglhh.
4.1.1... with some shoes The mmmunem
‘Og‘uutim for the 1.11am W Bohr:
. to My 1: sweeten. ~
people delighting and which at!!!“ «rte
{m iInmat- metglrmuy. While
m s can desirable,‘ solid
{walla are considered autism.
Palmerston 11mm
seldom found exceptsfimndlarge ee-
tatea, and then their presence often
arouses resentment. Hovthen are“
me have cum-door living rooms where
1we can spend our lemmas-outs in'
inquisitive gaze of strangexn? one an-
Fewer is found in the use of shmhsand.
mom
F
flowering trees which are available in
;great variety and at comparatively
low cost.
The ideal out-ot-door living-room
[says Edward lrving Farrington is 10- ‘1
:cated close to the house. Oftentimes
|one may step directly into it from a
{low porch or t h a rose entwined
It will contain flowers. as a L
lmatter of course with perhaps a gold-I
fish or water—lily pool or a tinkling:
fountain, for the use or water adds!
much to the charm of any garden and
-,does not necessarily involve great ex-i
,pense. Perhaps there may be a. sun
dial in this outdoor living room but it
should not have a. place there unless
‘30 located that the sun will actually
play upon it. A sun dial in the Shade
.13 an anomoly. Many garden makers
‘prefer to subst1tute a bird bath pre-. -.'
leged that he had tied 3 bull to the ferably one which stands on a pedes-
rear of an automobile Tuesday of last
week, left his farm and dragged the Impasure from mmauding cats.
animal along the ground, injuring it
to such an extent that it was neces-
sary to shot the animal.
New Britain—Mayor Gears-3 A.
Quizim; lost his temper a: .2 303111213
rally, Monday, and buried a large
copy of the Municipal Record at P. S
ligation, after the latter shouted:
"You're a :far'" to 1?;1- mayor's
statement that 17:2: «'11:: 1 11211111: 2‘1:-
Spector made 321332.70; tear on: the
plumbing in his ‘:.
~1‘ri a Sentinei ‘31:»: Average
tent.
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WRNING
In keeping 311:.- bowels regular do not
i» are a uralzrnzag 111' unit. a:
' ‘ try KWOLAX:
13-51 and 9.01!
A FRIEND FEECO \‘VENDED THEM.
AT BRAND’S
' “What We Say It Is—It Is."
There is still time to visit Our
Seventh Anniversary and Re-
moval Sale.
WATCH OUR WINDOW!
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But it pays to walk."
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JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
' STORE
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. Much About."
EXPERT REPAIRING»
" gbush cranberry and the coraiberry‘. to
13.1, for then birds are piotected in 3
There are other attractive accessor-
lies for an outdoor living room lsome
of which are almost indispensable.
::Th( 3' include chaiis, table: and bench-l
‘93, so treated (hilt they 112' practicallv:
weather p100f.Soznet£m:s litre is
room enounh fora. Hue—covered arbor ‘5
0; summer house and a pergolu adds;
irmich to :he charm 01 the spm 11 it is.
1—0 constructed that it makes a {1:11.11 02'
fiends from one location to another. It
.is 11611 to 1':en1cmb1r, though that :1.
'persola is not 10 b6: considcrnd a. sub- 3
:tizu to for :1 summrr I cum and >1 1 u 1
f;‘..1)'wl1t~1'e 011-1210 lawn.
, The outdoor living room is :11
irear of the house or in «11:12:.
fsomewhat secluded 1.1.10: .......
Ens-ed of surrounding it ' 1 1.111} >h111b j
fiber}: the main purpose being :1) mark:
the
othe-
the boundary lil‘lc and 1:11» a (1111;11qu
-11‘eeling oi imimacy such (1.: culinni 1.1.:
Hound ma broad open space. Perhaps
.however. the situation chosen is one.
“which barriers :1 stre‘t 01 11 mz'ahbm‘ -;
411:: yard Then i: th’11ll(~ ri’iliflbl‘ 2y
to have a living: scru-u 12:11: \ 11 pro
ride 1“ aieprivacy The oulum1 liling
room s) 011111 by .1 Mac. win-:19 mem
here. of ‘he. 11011 eboid (an ted flee to;
out 111:»1'1 weak mm rtlax from the
our» .~:. of businws 0‘." home life. Vatur 1
all} 1.11.1.1 i< :1 1191i ng of :‘esnaint if
111m ;1'1' (XIV) 1d to she curious eye oil
(1'1 1111251le
'1 X;- vs 1111; 'e is almost no limit to the,-
be usu‘ 101' either tall or low hedges, .
and 2111;; nurseryman will be glad ta,
‘desirml ‘10 have a hedge which is jus
‘i'n efflC'IF'I" I and as handsome in lhe
1 11111;: as. in summer ev eigruns may‘
1- 2_>1 1d including junipers hunlocks.
1.1125 and 1Etinosperas
P111511?!) 1 u; c'k‘ri results can be 011-.
" Mi w: 111 weigxeens than with Llr---'
'1'ij :11; 21b3, but. on the other 113111..
‘ ad'a more expensive and do r101
such 111m displays in summer as
~ 111;: subjects.
. As a rule. the shrubs which enclose
41.11 OUUIOOI‘ living room .will not be
sheared or clipped to give them a for-
'ma.l appearance. It is better to let.
them assume their natural habits or
growth and to make so wide selection
.that there 11111 be flowers 110m spring
‘umil full and highly colo1ed Iruits'
.iil-ze those of the; barbex'ry, the high
b1ighten the landscale uhen Winter
.comcs on. If \ou sent 10 enhance the;
appaient size of your plot you “ill
plant the shrubs in an irregular line
.11 11h here and there a taller specimen
3:1andiug “(-11 to the ”0111.1: is also
{nail to heme an extia hm.) planting
:at the cmnexs, but (lont 111 site. the
gmisiake of planting the shrubs too
:close together :11 the beginning unless
it'ou are v: illing 10 take mu mery oth-
Per 0115 in a few years. There is one
{other point. too, which should not be
Harm-looked. As they continue to grow
‘many shiubs assume. broad, spreading
’habi122mmi 11 they have not been
planted Well. back {10111 the n 2111:, will
ibecm ie an annoyance unless keptcon-
rs'antl} dimmed back. ,
1 Among the bes t fioWering shrubs to
£1159 in framing an outdoor living room
.are such ucil- known kinds as Spiraea.
Han Houttci, Japanese barberry, .Tar-
ta1ian honeysuckle. lilacs of various
Still at W’ashing'ton Street,
South Norwalk.
‘ YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
s likely to be your future happiness
With a small beginning now, you may
be 135318 he to
wealth L nndation a! future
YOU NEVER CAN TELL‘
’ , when sometinvestment or opportunity
7, will preaen itself. A liifl money
.7 7 s the bank ”no 8 in
2 ._ establish .you for life.
.. 'hawthorns serve the. puipose better
antyouinbuinessandr
'2 kinds .ho fragiant mock orange and
some of the newer 51 ringas with large
'er blossoms but less perfume. Perhaps
ujvou will find it advisable to use plants
Which “ill keep out dogs and other 1n~
.11 rulerq The bai‘berry has sharp
5 spines but the buckthorn, and xar1ous
because they are taller and stronger. ,f
Some of the dogwoods are also good
subjects because of their highly color-«
011- stems. It- is so seldom that the Cal-"r
ifomia privet is seen except when
sheared “and slipped! that most .people
do not realize its free flowering habit
or the beauty of its blossomsm'hendt
is allowed to grow in a natural way.
It-is a very good-shrub for plantingin
:1 mixed border, but if the locality hap-
pens 'to- be one where the climate «is
severe, it is ,safer to use Ibota privet.
Rosa rugosa- is another popular
shrub, and both this rose and the Cali>
ed’to seashore planting, not mindingl
even indreiichedl. film! 4 salt spray.
Both Rosa rug‘os’a. and the prlvetshave
very strong root growths, however,
and make it dificult to have a success-
ful bed of perennial 1116.an within a
distance 11! em .fo’ét. um boards
sunk in the ground or cement are used
tween the roots from reaching the
“aslxmnmnms
rumba o. dificrem shrubs which ban?
adopted 12) 1?. 12112.11 'situailon ii it‘is. '
fornia privet are especially well adapt. ”in. 8énegbctcdccoldm'or. 031381!"
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ambulators. 11 ' -
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Gas Bange‘s used to-be considereda luxury. but Wit-h
coal at $14.00 a ton they are really an economy. We
are agents for the celebrated Vulcan.
wmnnr camera are made of
genuine reed and» are fully guaranteed.
Sulkies, Strollers, Pullmans and . Per-
Our FLOOR COVERING departments
bed and plenty of drawer room. Good find Mme we? ”I Ch”: ”numb” it to'fold into 5111.13 space. 553mg;
If you like 8. Combination God «new “58,135?!
13m Mom with two Wovens for cod and
2;: also be had in gum. “,1“. One oven f“ both wearesnreonrpmes are lumbeause we bought our
cool and gas.
Chairs
ire with other pieces. See them. 51.. 3.50
' .849 00. up‘ day; $29.00.
well stocked with Russ. Carpets. Mailings. Linoclnrns and Consoleum.
‘ ‘ We sell the following Nationally adver ised goods: Sellers’ Kitchen Cabinetnflstermoor Mattresses. Simmons Beds. Enriamlr Sprint's
‘ and Couch Beds. Royal Easy Chairs. B ssells’ Carpet. Sweellers. Thor and Torrinrten Vacuum Cleaners. Krohclcr Davenports.
CO.
was“. . .QEW4T%.-ii‘.-§T
'shade for a. part of the day.
It will be seen from all this that the
_:naking of an outdoor living room of—
fers an opportunity for greatly improv-
ing the appearance or the home
grounds. while. at the same time, pro-
viding a feature of home life which
will be enjoyed by every member of
the family throughout the warm
months It would be well it every
country. or suburban home had some-
thing of this kind.
vmnxa, March 25.—~—Jan Kubenk,
violinist, has just purchased a palace
for $000,000 crowns, it is announced.
A few weeks ago the palace was sold‘ -
for 2,700,000 crowns. This is an ex— .
ample of the feverish speculation in
real estate which has set in here be-
cause of pending financial legislati
particularly the proposed levy on the»
fortunes. and also because of the gen-
erally uncertain state of the country's:
finances Many large properties in
Vienna are reported to have changed.
hands as often as three timee in one
week Palaces have been sold and re
sold until their prices have doubled.
BEAR our,
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Countless grave sicknessesnre rc»
conned by themedicalapnofossion‘}:
having their direct or indirect cause
branes o! nose, throat and lung pass.
area Thus, while Lincoln. is reliev
ins éolds coughs and bronchitis a n '
also building 111» the general with.
7 . Kérrfr
flax seed emulsion. “mine. is help-4
~ful. Medicine knows no snrer healing
agent.- for the inflamedmm glen; '
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It's none too early to think oi Refrigerators.
You will find no larger assortment in Norwalh, and
present stock last-August and saved several advances
A Colonial Spinet Desk finely finished A Large Display of Rockers and T3155 Convenient Breakfast Tat-Ta
A table that you will thoroughly 6:.
joy. The gate leg arrangement allows
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