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Ustouolled by Cocoslvc
Blight of Civilisation.
Emma, Tahiti Raps. (Or Rapa
-. to give its full name). an island
fiat 190 miles south of Tahiti. un-
‘med by the corrosive blight of
much whose natives live in a
“(of primitive simplicity is de—
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of chewing: and when his wearies.
them they resume their slumbers uno
til the next meal time.
l’nfortunately, Rapa is remote and
inaccessible. There is no direct com
munication from Tahiti except when“
the French gunboat makes a voyage
that way (once a year or so). or the
missionary schooner makes its rounds
even less often.
Being well out of the tropics
cocoanut tree does not thrive there:
the‘
nearby islands to supply the demand.
Scientists are interested in Rap.
on account of some massive stone
works situated on the hills that look
like fortifications. Who built them
and for what purpose are problems
yet unsolved.
‘Representatives from the
Museum of Honolulu. now in these
islands. are endeavoring to get to
Rape. in order to study.these remains
and to solve the mystery of their
Bishop
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Minimme 9.-—Dr. Massimo Ar-
mando Le aged 88. a Swi- phy-
sicisn. has arrived here after walking
85,000 miles in both old and new
worlds. ' He asserts that his tour took
him around the globe commencing
in‘January 1. 1914, and cost him 840.-
000. . , . , .,
He says he left Switzerland going
north to Germany, Poland and Rania.
when as "undeflled by Paris
or high heeled shoes." In-
“. they have no fashions at all
a, . , . s
.1 tour? 0'13] Risa-0:“ rviifi-m'iiite: ever, worth going after as sufficient Try a cla-ined ad in the Sentinel
fl M'thgpgood. people '0‘ Tahiti coffee is raised on Tahiti and the for the best results. .
..- the mlonilry schooner chanc~
PRENIRU’S
- I. be going that way.
AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING
3.... would he the ideal resort for
tired business man. It is a place
the wicked reuse from troub-
- and the weary may find rest if
h be of the masculine gender. In
Besides Auto Painting We make to order and repair Tops. Cur.
tains. Cushions, Bodies, (tbs and Auto Wheels, or any other job in
this line. ..~5.,m
Lawn mowers. knives, and tools ground. High class work gna
teed. We would be glad to have you favor us with a trial order.
..a the women do all the work
JOHN PREMRU &7 SONS
n the fields; preparing the meals
‘ oven feeding their lords and mas-
6 Seaview Avenue, East Nor-walk Phone 608-1
Foot of Washington Street Irldgs
the only product of any commercial builders.
value being coffee. This is not. how-
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“I All the men have to do is to KO
d on an occasional fishing expedi-
...: and the rest of the time to sleep.
m dinner time arrives they are
“tamed _aml the women of the
.. feed them by rolling the food
- little morsels and tossing them in-
- .elr mouths. The only efforts
‘1 are obliged to make is the act
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An Announcement by,
The Studebaker Corporation
Of America
Eight months ago. when the conts of
material and labor appeared to have reached
their peak, we made substantial reductions
in the prices of Studebaker cars. These re.
ductions Wore in anticipation of our ability,
after the turn Of the year, to purchase
materials and to fabricate them at lower
costs.
The expected savings have been realized.
With them. other savings have been made,
as a result of the greatly increased vnlumc
which Studebaker has this year enjoyed,
Durinvr the first five months of 1921. our
volume of linxilmss has exceeded that of any
other automobile manufacturer except Ford.
The Smdelmkcr plants are running at
capacity “ith unfilled orders on hand for
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over 7,000 cars. ' "'7 ' " WQTVV‘WP‘
In this quarter We shall produce 21,000
automobiles against 11,000 in the correspond.
mg period Of last year. This is an increase
of approximately 100%..
NO other automobile manufacturer
making a comparable showing.
_ “'c believe that the confidence of the buy-
ing public, which has made and is making
this record passiblc,‘\vill continue, because it
i.- supportcd by the quality and value of our
products, and these we shall uphold.
“'0 expect that as a consequence the
present economical and eflicient production
luzism can be maintained and that we are
Justified in making further reductions in the
pricgs of Studebaker cars.
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NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER CARS l. ~ l .. ‘
r. O. B. Factories, eflective June 1st, 1921 "““ " “ '
Touring Cars and Roadsters .. .:
LIGHT-SIX 2-Passenger Roadster . . . . . . . . . ...s. . . . . . . ._ 81300
LIGHT-SIX Touring Car ............ $1335
, SPECIAL-SIX 2-Passengcr Roadster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SPECIAL-SIX Touring Car
$1585
$1635
SPECIAL-Six 4-Passenger Roadster 1635.
BIG-SIX Touring Car ..... $1935
Coupes and Sedans _. w_. a
LIGHT-SIX 2-Passcnger Coupe-Roadster . . . . . . . . . . . .
LIGHT-SIX 5-I’assenger Sedan
SPECIAL-SIX 4-Passeng‘er Coupe . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
SPECIAL-SIX _5-Passenger Sedan ........... . . . . . . . . ..
BIX-SIX 4-Passenger Coupe . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $2850
BIG-SIX 7-Passenger Sedan ..-.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2950.
All Studebaker Cars 'Are Equipped With Cord Tires
This Is a Studebaker Year
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WEST AVENUE PHONE 1120
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He was in the last named country
when war began and continued the
jour‘ney across Russia to Siberia. He
then visited China and Japan and la-
ter crowd the Pacific to America.
He claims to have traversed both
North and South America on foot. His
trip from the Pacific Coast to New
York was made alternately inCanUdl
and the‘Jnited States.
When he got to Bwitseriand. he do.
clded that he had not yet seen Italy
nor Africa and has commenced now
his Journeys through them.
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COUNT TOLSTOI A REFUGEE.
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ROME. June 9.———Count Elias Tols-
toi. a grandson of the famous Rus-
sian writer, has just arrived here at-
ter a journey through China and
Japan. having escaped from the Bol-
sheviki. In 1918. after three days of
married ife. he had to flee from _
Moscow use he was condemned .p
to death and now he is in ignorance
as to whether his bride is dead or ' ,
alive. “
He joined 'Admlral Kolchak's
forces and fought against the Bloshe-'
viki. was stricken with typhus .pn
three occasions and was nursed In the
American hospital at Omsk.
He said that his aunt. Catherine. is
in prison at Moscow and another aunt.
Tatiana. is a servant of a Bolshevik
family. .
Tolstoi predicts the sure and in- - '.
evitsble death or Bolshevism either
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Pnce’f310 Lower
fiuyers of the good Maxwell now.
ELISE, latest, reduction of #15 J "
throush demobilization or starvation
of the army. The rations of the soi- O, ;.
dlers . he said. have been reduced to t . \
gouartcr or a pound of bread and “topic, With the erUCtlon 0f 9
He added l
~ last fall, brings the good Maxwell.
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‘down from $1155 to $845,“
FITCH €91 BAKER
142 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2269'
onmeightfi of a sausage.
that Russia could not now-a-days pro-
duce even a needle.
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Professor Raymond Pearl. of the 1
l'. 8. Public Health Service. has dis-
covered that both the suddennncs and
the destructivenrss of the first flu
epidemic coincides significantly with
the normal death rate from heart dia-
eases in many American cities. It
does not so coincide with the death
rate of any other important disorder.
The inference is obvious.
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TOURING CAR praisistetrs‘sfrsZeIsZsIOZOZOZIXs;o . . .:. . . . ._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o - $410 ,.
COUPE .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $695 f
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We are enjoying the greatest business we have ever h'a'd. “gig“?
:: _ We are deluged with‘ orders, but we are getting train loads of
l: Fords, and you can get an): model you want promptly if .YOU d0 '
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ii ' i 2;; Enjoy your car THIS Summer. - ’
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52 NORTH MAINSTREET. mngsoum NORWALK'
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