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011-1: State has been extend-u
‘11}; the township of Dunkirk,
‘1:us. 'L‘ount'» it is announced by
Writ o't‘ Agriculture Notice
911 that the extensibn of
inc became effective Mav 8.
einentnl lo the original action
' ‘z the spread of this insect
Department of Agriculture
his year under the Plant
11: the quarantinéz' of ic-
e .ederal Horticultural Board
' he damage. thus {an Occasion-
the: insect in the western New
rec had bern xery slight, but
here was danger of the borer
to other sections of the coun-
mall pa: is of New Hampshiie.
usetts and Pennsvlvania are
or quarantine In these '11 ca}:
“elderly Massachusetts, it was
the insects are proving mole den
14 ve No se'ious sm'rad of the bor-
.expecied but of ’icials are careful
nee tho? no chances of this are giv-
PULlTZER ~PR|ZE AWARDS.
2 -——'Award of the
to John J.
York World.
NEW YORK, June
4 zer Prize of $1. 000
Lea; Jr., 0. the New
y the beat example of: reporter's
work durinz the pm: \Heat" ’was made
fly by the. School oi’- Journalism at
I? nimble. University. The work which
the pzize was a series of art ‘es
the coal strikes last winter. ‘Tho
P11111291 {Prize for the best edito-
‘3 written durinc the year was
modified to Harvey E Newbranch. of
the~Evening World- Herald, Omaha.
Neb.
The $1 001) prize for the ‘Jost original
rican. play w1ilten in 1919 went
to Fuzene O'Neill author of‘ HBéy God
the Horizon."
1mm H: Smith was awarded the
23.01.10 prize f0: his “War With \Iexl-
co" which was rotei as “the! 0233? book
The history of the Uni ed States’
.95 lost your Ex‘ Senator Albert
lfleveridge, of lodiann. won the Si 0.00
We: far his ‘i“I_ {'9 of Jo‘tn Malshnll."
indeed the hen unwricun biomaphf'
Muted during: the year.
GETTING RID or: RATS.
'MVANA, JuneZ. «7 (‘11 la. declared a
(mounting todav against Mexico and
new Orleans in account of bubonic
plague. Steamers anivinz today from
Mexico were inmicated and passengers
sent to Quarantine. The Cuban sani-
department began extraordinary
measures for riddi 112 Hav ana' s 11 new-
as of rats. -
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. GENOA. June. 1’. ——ltul, is so short‘
{coal theta compom has been dreda ,
oi". of the hm 1101 the precious min
181"! that. has fallen 0'."e1board during
yearn of coaling oper'uions in Genoa
harbor- This reclaimed coal is so 'ling
{of the equivo‘. cut of $120 a ton.
'7— :HELPED MAN AND WIFE
Walter FarraudV 1093 Springfield
via. 0.) .Irvington. N J. writes: "My
- Reached continuously. as did my
.At‘ierlaltin: Foley l‘ldney
J's wexc surprised with the quick
'1. ' {' m-‘omnu ll 11 Uh'V Kidney
to on" one who has kidney or
' er trouble" They help lid the.
‘ , oi: impurities that cause rhemat-
, “pains. swollen. achlm: and stiff
Solute and muscles and other £711.11
town of kidney trouble~- SlillsonZPow-
1“
‘- Nestle’s Milk Chocolate
#51: 11).. 40c 1- 2 1b.. 20!: 1-4 lb.
”Stillson- -P0well Corp.
South Norwalk.
111,111sz
up‘anaz-au
NEXT
SATURDAY
7 ”JUNE 5th
V All money deposited in.
this bank on or before
that day will draw in-
, fitnnds.
7.. .bent well.
Ag and fold In the slimy beaten whites.
DlD YOU DREAM OF GARDENS?
F BEUD rélntes‘ a long and compile
cated dream'of a garden which he
proceeds to analyze, making the up:
puténtly Innocent, vision of the night:
a Series of dream symbols fir rem
pressed animal emotions which got
"past the dream censor; that part of
our psychic intelligence which is sup.
posed by hi to to play the part of the
late Anthony Gomstock in Dreamland
«disguised as the usual contents of a
garden. But it must be remembered
that Professor Freud is one of the
greatest. if.not the greatest. of Euro-.
pean authorixies on neurosis, and it is
from the dreams of neurotlcs that he
has drawn ‘the larger‘pnrt of the ma-
terlnl for his dream theories.
hardly be fair to interpret the garden
dream of a normal person in the man—
nor in which Freud interprets the gar-
den dream of his neurotic patient.
In the analysis of another dream in
which flowers appear he traces the
connection to the fact that the day be-
fore he had talked with 11 man named ‘
Gardner and attended :1 patient named
Flora—which appears quite reason-‘
able.
No normal person need four to .1.
dream of :1 gin-don. In fact to “all:
in n drenmlnml garden is. a form of
exercise most highly. recommended by
the mystics.
a dream lmllcnfes good fortune ahead:
If you walk in one it is. still better. To ,
indicates much 4 ‘*
take such a stroll v
money and one's business will increase.
It is a good omen for farmers and sail-
ors especially. and to the lover it is a
sign that he will not only marry the
one he loves but will have all sorts of
success in life.
omen is not so good.
ground he has covered in his book,
"The World of Dreams," and suys: “I .
have cultivated, as for as i care to.
' my garden of dreams. and it scarcely
seems tome that it is a large garden.
And yet or cry path of 11.! sometimes
tlllnk, might lead to the heart of the
uulveme."
(Copyright)
misread
Even the clearest and most perfect civ-
rmysmnlial evidence is likely to be a
fault, after all. and therefore ought tolbe
received with great caution. Take the
. case of any pencil, sharpened- by e. wom-
an; if you have witnesses. you will find
sh: did it with a knife; but if you take
simply the aspect of the pencil. you will
say she did it with her teeth. --Mtrk
Twain.
Company Cake.
This recipe makes two large square
lomes of mo st, dellclous fruit cake.
If put away in a tin box with a tight
cover it will be Just as good when six
months old as it was when it was
turned our stemming and spicy on the
cake cooler.
brown cake dlscolors the icing when It
Two scant cupfuls of butter.
three cupruls of (lurk brown sugar.
seven eggs, whites and yolks beaten
separately; one pound each-of raisins
and curmnts,
pound of cltron sliced thin, one-halt
cupi‘ul of good molasses. one-half cup-
Ii'ul of sour milk one tablespoonrul 0t
'2 cinnamon one teaspoonfui of cloves.
[one-quarter of n cupfuliot sour cherry
'Julce. one tenspoontul of soda. with
four cupfuls of sifted flou‘r. Mix and
Dust the fruits with flour
Line a square pan with greased paper
and bake two hours in o moderate
oven. Test with a toothpick. When
cool, wrap in towels and put. 'awuy in a
tin box. ' _
Buttermllk Cake”
Take one egg and one egg yolk, one
cupful of sugar, one cupful of rich
buttermilk, two‘ tablespoonfuls of
shortening, one teaspoont‘nl of soda.
one- quarter tenspooatul of baking
ponder the same of cloves. one teaé
spoonful of cinnamon: salt. raisins and
vanilla. Bake in layers or loaf.
‘ Engllsh‘ Tea cake.
Sift two cuptuls of flour with two
teaspoontulsl of baking powder: bent
'fwo eggs light; add onequarter cupful
of sugar and one-halt 011le of lard
mixed‘ together; add one-quarter cup-
fnl each of currents and milk. Dmp
on baking sheets to make six cakes.
Serve warm with butter.
“alumnae.
' (Copyright. 1920. Wooten-n New-popu- Union.)
" MlLlT NT MARY“-
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It would .
Simply to sec 11 garden in s 'A
tut if the garden np- j .
pears to lll' Woody and ruinous tho ;
Huvelm‘k Ellis
rakes 11' garden as a symbol of the . :33
Donot ice ions the.
three-quartem‘ of n '
bolum i la Grafonolas
Every One Guaranteed Mechanically Perfect
Our his: stock of all models of Grafonola‘s was, smartly damned by wallet .2.
p. and as we have secured a liustment . murauce co..- we are groin: to arise;
, the public the benefit and close out tall8 on hand at macaw mines. ..
’ ' The dama es are 803 izht they are hardly! noticeable and a little furniture
polish will ma e th emos stood as new.
We guarantee every Grafonola that leaves_ our store to be mechanically Del"
feet and to give the Same reproduction of musicas a .Grafonol a. . Slizll‘lt wa-
ter stains on the ca binets are the only imberfections an these can be 110 lis ed oil
in most cases. .
Sale " of DRESSES
$18—Values to $321.50
20 DRESSES at
20 SILK DRESSES to 20 on sale at
. Values to. $22.50.
$12.95
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when“ ’
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New Victor Records for .1111;
Rose of Washington Square. Fox trot. . 18
You Ain’t Heard Nothing Yet. Fox trot. ' 659
Oh! By Gringo. Margaret Young. 1866
Profiteering Blues. Billy Murray. 6
La Veede. Fox trot. Green Brothers Novelty Orchestra. 18667
Deesrt Dreams. Fox trot. Green Brothesr' Novelty Orchei
Mothers Hands. Henry 31111133;
When the Harvest Moon In Shining. Hammers. 8
Wild Flowers. Waltz. Peters and Prancheni. 18669
Alabama. Moon. Waltz. Hawaiian Trio.
Oh! HOW I Laugh When I Think How I Cried About You
Victor Roberts. 1'3570
My Sahara Rose. Victor Roberts. ,
Ching-a-Ling’ 3 Jazz Bazaar. Fox trot 35695
Irene, Fox trot. Smith’s Orchestra.
Love—Me Not. Caruso. 88616
Star of Love. Farrar. 87308
Cradle Song. Alma. Glu 54590
64873
74550
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r'u'r'
Forsaken. Fritz Kreisler.
Good-Bye. Evan Williams.
We hare phoned our order for a carload of ..... We will gladly play any of them form
0 e t‘ r stock will besold. ,
ur n l e thev will be sold at rezular ori “
New Columbia Grafonolas and when these arrive
Take advantage of this opportunity
.The sale will t until we are entirely sold out and you will probably never
222m have an opportunity to get a Grafonola at the price we now ofi‘er-
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7 days upon its last to shape
7 craftsmen Worked upon gave.
' wash ’t just painted on. It was ’driven deep into sole
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it left the cutting room did this pure white oxford
reach the Walk-Over shipping morn. That means
we can fit you in a white sh so that holds both its
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iplhave opened a new show room and accessory “PP”
for automobiles at .55 Railroad Ave. .
Mitchell and dual”: Six can as on exhibition. ‘
Wehaveafulllinoofm for 9163““ can ”a:
ilmch- 1M
Brunswick fires. Tuba _
Dixon’ 8 Graphite, Lubricant
Voodol Oil, Karolina Oil
Gasoline
Tydol
Mobile Oil
Colynr Shoe Stores, Inc.
37 Wall Sheet, Norwalk
Mitchell and Grant Cars.
Brockaway and Vim Tmcks.
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