7‘. . DAY. JUNE 15. 1’31
“Janet” Rani: _‘
..J, 4 4 '.':o-_‘,‘ owned by Mrs. llsry F.1‘Balpiu, 'W.,'L 1,, “moth-E;
. .,, . , i'rilii‘ kittens which she has adopted. The mother cat im'
Elm! v H .;;.in'.-; yard and then diasppearsd. "Janet” found tho tiny! .
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gin dHO‘oT 0F BIG wooos
I...“ or :n-ance of “Click ..-
"',_v ,- Indians to Abandon
HJ'fW; V." mds Precipitatoiy.
. ..i." has returnedto
'71!“ u, i; grounds north of
M 5v .1. 1 error stalks the wil-
men '; 1- i panic grips the In-
ca.
'5 u.‘
m. i. ... hours the crackle
«a ,1. » 'wmils he looks about
Mn N, rm: ghost of the his
”A. I. .: iiin steps. A num.
. .f i if is said. have been
mm m1 iiwir trap lines.
[.9 >4 is one of the oldest
”t. u. i: i‘oiumhlu m by
tie ”,i lily company. It was
hull-l .. by Simon hoist. the
’0“. .. . lili‘ whom the Fraser
pr ‘\ .< .-‘J. Saver“ ..Mm
‘Ifi.~‘ Hi! Uli‘ to“ I“ mm
u'r f‘ 1
--.\1 i 4 i fox in trap." said
.11., t ‘. '. iiu has abandoned his
in: ‘iuzmun chGk. “K0 hear
lur link up. See Stick 8!-
m, i' ,. big lmllsn. Got war
pt» . :1 look mean. Ho soy
.iw". . -- ininiihnwk like he say.
'i . 1 Mn hcnp scared. Shake
lili- ' i'iin buck to camp. Tell
qr , woman. Pack up and
1m - ' wick, by goiiy, you bet.
in mm] medicine."
0 ' v14 have brought back
ilr- ~ 2 from the Manson creek
w" “Stick Sliwash" has long
It: ‘ v. ~ traditions of Bfltlsh
Orr ~ whim. The name means
mi,- hig woods. "Stick" Is
In; " iurcst and "Siwash" Is a
or 'fl 0! the French word “Sau-
n. w! is applied t0 all the lndians
If‘ “wine coast. The superstitions
I believe the appearance of the
OM ' lion presugcs misfortune to the
him.
..-
'.>~1 Appropriately Named.
".1 mm by which the Hebrews
'lnw llml sen—the You Quph. or
I“ ' .. i-i-‘iu or sedge—would appear
in. :~'ii.- indication of the reason
lior ' which has been mild
in .. v-iv of water in later years.
B‘I' .. mutter of fact. two terms
.b -. wmmn origin. Unlike the
'8 Tiluc Danube," which Is
.m l")‘ yellowish brown, the
:Rt-l ~ rwiiiy rcii—tlie color being
‘olit‘ ' ~ prevalence of a minute
3;! . ,mm, a kind of seaweed.
‘ ». r:niii to bc so small that
mm "on live and thrive within
Ir «mun inch of wator. Tile"-
for . z of being mottled With
‘M. ‘ ., nppcnrs in many can"
ill ‘2- .‘ '1 ur-nrlnt Hhfldfl. A M a”-
.wi. - in my: was used m
zfli i. ,1: mgr). IS made M this
s I v. ‘ in m.- pinces where it is
or f m- truicrs of the Red Sea
Ir» n . a.— green as those Of-Ol!’
D" ' of watcr.—-Youth‘l Oom-
i it.
i.“ ‘
E Tn» :; Stock of OHM"-
. 7:- . the big factor in till
MEL. -' up of business. nan: I I
flew! ‘ i. l'i‘liv-l a routine in!!!" .
him ll. n tins; by himself ”I a
Eva- t MM things. fill a) w
Ekb 'Ljv i. ~li‘l fullest nan” mm
Em! Ii '; I!|>'v" routine but ‘0' .
'IM 1- i: it which is now. “ ,
MW»- 'lir' liwivi comes in. It WA
“‘1'" indium himself and W m
't in, m- m. Whoa he can 9
‘3 ll-l 'u' mnnazo others and “t
In: hint .- Lem-r than they haves"!
' guru
046‘" in directing m III.
'1‘" s w-rni hands. mum
my ”in. ‘n respect the issue-who
.WE‘EW“ ‘ihw-it and they M’R‘h
Mi '"W-v. to stand by sin.
‘ " ”" l4-: thing in malln“
«no
,9" Bur-M170.
l
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’ m Pursuit oi Wisdom.
..m |.l 5 ruilwv my amt? h“
. F‘l lln' yuiiiiii'ill (19".‘9‘0 V
"I?“ ym.‘ replied SW10?
» nut-”l it a good lied
my '1 at out home toll.“ on“
ii Dover catches 1] m r
4 Kiwi the 090“" D m “I m h.
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a ""Wflrd ad in as
m be” reg‘nu' - J ,
n . - m
This w-muleE k
c _.
.m 7.".
this“
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z. ...-«1 them up and brought them into the house. i
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I‘AVOW ACTION ON '
Allowance of alimony or 8350. with
payment or :65 a month (or the sup-
port of their child. and divorce, are
recommended by Judge J. H. Reed.
referee in the contested divorce oc-
schooi teacher. of Cos Cob. -agalnst
Andrew Domei Bsird. o! the same
place. Mrs. Baird alleged cruelty. and
Judge Reed finds the allegation is
true.
Divorce and alimony of 810 a week
on n cross complaint is recommended
for Cnrric Dunhsm Stokes. of Baum
ion! from Augustus A. Stokes on a
‘cross complaint. Stokes brought ac-
tion for divorce. and his wife nude 9.
cross complaint. which Judge Reed
rccommends be allowed with the all-
many payment. They were married
June 15. 1890.
Recommendation for divorce is
walk against Mary Boorum oi the some
place. infidelity being the charge. They
were married October 20, 1918.
Judge Reed's recommendation-1
have bccn illt'd in court and will be
acted upon at a. short calendar sus-
slon in the near future. ‘
500 POUND STURGEON '
(‘Al‘GH‘l‘ AT MYBROOK
SAYBHOOK, June 15,—Capialn
Benjamin C. Clark discovered a. great
commotion in his shod net. Monday
and upon investigation round a huge
sturgeon.
over 600 pounds had become enunsa
icd therein. It was the largest specio
mr-n ever caught in this vicinity. and
is z-xpecii-«l to bring about $206 in the
New York market where it will be
shipped.
BOARD OF EDUCATION JOKE.
Many a. humorous quip has becn
born at n met-ting of public citizens.
it was at the meeting or the Board
Novwsnlk High school.
Shi'i't'i‘, secretary of the board. and
(‘liurlcs Milicr were poring over a.
map.
"Here's “'cthersfleld.”
Miller.
“Hut that isn't where I am going."
protested Secretory Short-r.
“H’m,” replied Miller with a grill.
“That’s where all members of the
Board of Education are headed for
isn't it?"
Miller rcferrcd to the fact that city
bodies can he held responsible for ex-
ceeding appropriations.
pointed out
POPI'II‘TS BLOOM ALL SI'MMER.
lcc laud Poppies are perennial pop—
pies from the for north which will
produce flowers from seed almost as
soon as the annual varieties. They
cut before opening. the blossoms will
keep satisfactorily. Ii dead blossoms
are pickcd off, the. plants will continue
to blossom all summer and far into the
(all.
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_ the gears readily. Bruits-reason a
4 meal-m gmde.ot toad loom-mt ibe lubricated remedy to m
- should be used.
E ehtinl can be reduced by using shav-
ier grouse. but Judgment '
'nsed.‘os it is easy to get 9. grease so
7 heavy that when it is chilled it. will
» squeeze out of the gears and stay out.
3 DIVORCE ‘mONS
tion at Estelle Dunwoodie Baird. 3'
made for Alfred J. Boerum. of Nor- ‘
10 for-t long and Weighing ’
of Education held last night at the ‘
Dr. Henry C. A
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grow lcss than a foot high and hour .
small blossoms oi ycllow. while or
dr-ep orange nn graceful stems. I?
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llama-unsung:
the gears ol-g
Inst 3 noisy’ss too‘little‘. It is poor‘
notice to hilt—nannies: oosoa'eo
'tttempt‘to silencc’tlle
noisy-mi from the-goon. The bet-
ter way is to all the case obout halt
m—-unloss~the manufacturer recom-
mendsoome oth‘or limit.
'Boolnuo‘h‘
.Be sure your gear oaso lubricant is
for this time or year.
It should now betweon'the teeth of
Grinding noises in [corset or differ-
must be
cut-int them to run dry,
on the country estate.
time.
without .
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Do‘not «not ho universal Mn“
bemuse it‘ls M3 t
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Mrs. Francis .P. Bylngton,
Investigate the possibilities of DODGE BROTHERS commercial —
cars to develop‘your business or to fill your-needs. '
We make up a Suburban Surrey, or Station Wagon car with a sub- ‘
staptial and very good looking bow, finished in the natural wood or
painted as desired, that fills a much felt need for an all-round car
Wm tron deal '0! WE
thwart friction. ‘As‘it‘becins‘to m.
it denim a Mr thorn , M.
cots "flowery-rapidly.
one to . , ‘
thhdoos not oootu‘e » was“ ‘ " ' ‘
brake drums. Bo use the engine so a Finallpreporatious have been and
brake and so don‘lserr mu. tor the nest annual dance or the Nor~
Inlust more-donmhem alk~Pollce Fund. Inc- which will be
in Nth'opoed. or. it ‘nnd it too,‘ eld'thls evening. at Rotowroht.
lush—use meow; M .w The American Band wim' cone
, the engine so it will cool It the some cert at-the park from 8 malignant
(D. T.). after which Maw! be
urged .unqi mount menopau-
”magnum, hove haul and.
by the membemvot’t‘ho eon-mo in
chargeand duo by mlfléflae
May. of Roma Pout: loans-o tor
mound thstissuretosuend,ond
it. hsoxpected that should the crowd
be toomt that extra eon will be
the Point.
All indications point.“ a'nost luc-
ltmloirsir snd there will be dele-
daughtor Bernice. ot'Hsrtlord. are vh-
nflm‘ ‘of police departments from
and thus - ltl . ‘ ' lord, 0 vi h. ,
mmlnl the trouble. ‘8 Hanv'iizldmstreed‘?m E J. Reynolds. “3 Mr: adderidgopoc m 3.0;...
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DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR
Arthur I. Crandnll
Distributor for Nerwalk, Darien and New Canaan.
Temporary Chloe—92 Wall St.
VEMCL'ES
Phone 843-14.
34%
Why a Six-—
and oil.
factory unit of power because
-—-—it is powerful.
tiring the driver.
continuous flow of power,
——it
stroyer of “metal life.”
operation.
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NEW LIGHT—SIX '
The popularity of the Six is universal.
Everyone admits that there is mat pleas-
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six-cylinder car has now been produced
which is economical 'm the use of gasoline
The Six Cylinder Motor is the most satis-
——it has a quick “get away" in trailic.
—it can be driven long distances WithOut
—it responds quickly and smoothly to the'
will of the driver—ii can be throttled down
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—its overlapping power impulses deliver a
velvety feeling which is so desirable.
is freer from mechanical troubles
because of the absence of vibration, that de«
—-and because the principle of a six cylinder
construction is based on s law
balance which reduces annoying vibrations
and gives quietness and smoothnou
Why the
Its powerful
factories. It
other light,
giving that
of natural lion of the
Light-Six
At all driving speeds the NEW LIGHT-
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its approximate size or weight yet produced.
baker design—conceived by Studebaker en-
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low grades of fuel new on the market-do
duced is as free from vibration or as flexible,
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You can have the advantage of its motors’
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Studebaker
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