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Al in lNSPECTION ;
PLACES SET UP
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4. nmmis‘zioner authority
... the superintendent. of
' "or men needed to exam-
m for licenses. The new
Jain-'1 so that. inspection
. ii’.~rfer£- with the de‘
‘ ‘ {WNW} of patrollng the
TM new inspection points
‘ 'n-l in such a manner that
“ill applicants for licenses
{ix-«i to drive more than 'en
‘ .itln-r than would have been
under the old system. It is
1 ~! in: miles is negligible to
l-iMrS for exitminulion who «re
2 0’.
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ARE lMlTKTlON BLUE POINTS
m Outer-fly Sold a Pick or
Oyator Family Not Really Taken
From Famous Beds.
It has been computed that six bub
rels of Blue Point oysters are ordered
and eaten for every barrel taken from
the Great South bay. in Suffolk cou-
ty. New York. Ah’out 10.000 acres in
the bottom of Great South bay are un-
der oyster caltindou, and Blue Points
now come from many other placao
dong the Atlantic coast. Even those
that are taken from the waters of
Great South hey are not the Blue
Points which made that name {Imam
considerably moretlmn a century ago,
but are descendants of Virginia oys-
ters, which were planted in Great
. mil-.1 to do considerable driving ‘
in. acromrrnlim‘ by a hanged Soulll hay many years ago. and Wind!
nth-:2} in own to learn to Ui“"‘~"“‘ probably came from Chesapeake bay.
‘,,..1- (we snflsiiu‘fioril} » IOHK‘» 7“ 9353 Nearly a century ago—that is, about
up .- \rlininziuon ' 18%. oysters in the waters which
‘l Ape-Minn Station: Tlimmntmi‘. - we” the home of Blue Points, be-
”A it)'.l0‘.\.l1:f 2,51“:er “"%‘;:::: came so scarce and costly that they
to he .I:- - W" ""“‘“"'(”,‘r.“fl“,ipi" were worth five cents apiece, which
ltrnml. ., - = '>"’:".. ’,'; ”flanvnk. “NI: was a scandalous price for oysters at
-‘;’“""\"l Mr. 33;.” H ‘H'J'll‘IZfl‘lua- ' 33.“. that time. Those old-fashioned Blue
:3 . \f ,._ ,-‘.._J, ,1 N9“. \mgmq Points were not small oysters with
. , . . 1 ,. Him.“ Iiidqpfi. m_ comparatively smooth shells, but were
; n u, <- n‘wmi, grumxm Springs: oi‘ L'lnnt size. more like those we can
a .3. \,,..,,_,»k, South .‘l.tnt‘ht‘:\'l"‘. Saddle Rocks or Tangier “selects"
' . .r . *m \\’- UPO‘L \‘(lv‘ztr-l. \V’nl- Finally the Blue Point oyster bottoms
‘ ...- ., \\,.--. hiixw l‘nlt‘.t became barren. After this condition
." .2. nun-«tun V WW“ “Den dail‘fi had prevailed for a number of years
a u: l . “KMH‘i-W in Harm‘rd- it was determined to restore the Great
7- .4», \'.“v l?:n v1. Simiitord ,1 South bay oyster industry, and boat-
.\ . . , l ,4 ,‘l[:l_;:;‘l::""h1fix”loads of seed oysters were taken from
. . \ 1&1“! ’13:: \\'xl- old Virginia and put overboard. Their
j ' ' " "" ‘ “ “' ‘ " descendants are there today. yet even
V.“ gfluflnkt. they are able to furnish only a small
. . : g, r,-,;:,_,-_._ .- M ‘ proportion of the Blue Points that are
_, l. -‘>_ tint"; l p 1;: .l Ordered.
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_ , , , .. “ML... THREE RINGS AROUND SATURN
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t i' l-‘x-xdys's Fact Known to Astronomers, butj
' w“ .‘ l' I" 4 p. m. l-‘rialtns Their Composition Has Not Been
. v" 1'3 P00". 1 l‘ m.- . Definitely Determined.
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The inner ring of the planet Sat—
urn. known to astronomers as the
“crepe ring" because it is much less
brilliant thou the others. has a thick-,
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film can be a» far rear?!-
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tilt'H‘
w $21.; or visiting our
. Vivian," explained
..'~"7i')-cr may get data
. .ui mi women's aC<
..7 1:: any locality
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n.- tlzc Senate is
..; what Republican
.: in _‘v\'isconsin or
-. a I! in Kentucky;
. .. -f~.:rs' Alliance is
l. ..nc_—-thesc things
"theirzng House 05
1 m.- at their finger.
H .ga to members."
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new of 2004) miles, while the utlaerl
thinner. accord-
Pi'of. f
are very much
UllSt‘l’YEKlUl'lS made by
i riots
l ling {U
l Elan-thrill», Jaxnnira.
The lhltkiigsa‘ of the rings of
Saturn has lung attracted the inten
es: n.‘ nirrmmmm‘s. This planet is
surrmnnbn'. by What appears through
E a sunk} l-‘lt'ife'l-P to he a sin «1- that
,l ring nt‘ exceeding thinness. ’ lll'Oliflh
l a largu-r tell-seq»- this is seen to be
3 in rmh'} three concentric rings.
é liver:- to years or so the earth
puss-.m- thrunzh the plane of these
rinzw‘. are then in a position
(Milieu-No to the earth. Sn thin arc
the}: that fur a while they disappear
and (animt he seen until the earth
moves out of their plane.
Astronumers believe these rings to
be rumpus-ed of innumerable small
inatmrs revolving
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purti-ms oi the
William H. Pickering of Harvard, aii
l p m -; the llnrvurd astronomical station at;
in dome swarms'
KIRSCHBAUM’“ CLOTHES .
{ nhrmt the middle
, plnnnt.
Professor Pickering is nl<n
gazed in studying the canals (in
i
! still unlifurmwrml plnnot “Hivh is le
1 ”9‘7” ll) l‘t'VI‘JlYQ
l outs-Me. the orbit of Neptune. tho ”7?
, ennost plzirwt yet
i solar sy‘mm.
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nruuzul the
disrn'. "rt-xi in '2»
i Per-fidious Albion.
1 Tin? Minna “All. '1‘. {rs-Tn l (‘ ~
l Clul.~ _\ J- -1:) l< _;.- ‘ '
5 to .\'.:;»~I-:~:i, nlm ;;_,;..,.-. .
it. though the idea lung nntwlu'u-i i.»
great emperor. 'l‘hus l'urliu is. L.:,<
l “Description (199 Royanlmes
l terre at d'Ecosse“ (link),
i
sax-s:
"Uni‘ if‘ .y say of tho English ti :i-’. l'l
war lhry are not sfrnnz. mud in 1mm:
l they urn nut faithful." The Sx-aningl
l .nyH: “Angleten’e bonne terre Uliila
, gente" (England. guod country, hm!
l penpfw).
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Sivan. the noted French
: S~i many years. while in exile, ahd
; kin-w the people well, 5.13% in his‘
' “’i‘rnwls“ (1719): “I cannot imagine,
4 What could occasion the notion that5
l have frequently anCl‘VW‘l in France?
: that the. English were treacherous. It;R
‘ is: certainly great injusnw) tn rY-ri‘mné
itrr'U"liPrj.' among the rings tamilia‘rl
to the English." ‘
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Parliamentary “Whips," -
. The parliamentary origin nf the
l term “Whip" goes back to 17m, In
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that year. according to Sir Courtenav
Iiber: (Clerk of the Brllish bout-e 0}
commans from 1902 to_ 1921-), 11,9”!
was a great debate in the house 03
a petition against the return of
Colonel Luttrell for Wedmlustgr in
place of John Wilkes, who had Let-n
expelled from the house by its Order.
The government mad’e strenuous ef-
' forts to bring together all their tol-
: lowers for the division, and Edmund
Burke, referring scornrnlly to? the
manner in which men had been sum-_
momd posthaste even from the con~l
tinent, likened the activity of the
ministers to the whipping-in of a park
of hounds. The phrase caught on.
l ‘he treasury oflicinls became “Whip-
; pers-in." and. by rapid process of ab—
! brefiation, whips.
Disposing of tho’ Dead.
cremation was common in ancient
days among the Greeks and Romans.
the funeral pyre marking the final die-
nppenrance of man: heroes. Certain
planet Mars. and is searching fur tirr‘l
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(in the other hand Francois
tribes or American Indians wrapped the
bodies of their dead and listened them i
in cmdle‘s on the bran hes or living
trees; Bu‘t burial remains the com-
mon and perhaps permanent custom
of disposing at the‘de’afl.
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SE OF SI'GAR IN
(11%th PROHIBITED
Contiruvgd from First page.
furnish ciier to buyers only upon. re~l
ceipt 0: permits to purchase.
it is desired in dispose of cider after.
it contains more that: i: of 1 per cent. l
alcohol.
up the questi
FALL AND WINTERx 1921
is
v.—
4.
. f.‘
hese new Fall
Kirschbaum '
Clothes—have you seen them ?
Have you seen the smart styles, the
rich woolens, the good tailorwork ?
The biggest Clothing Values
in years—have you
seen them ?
30 to $45
JOSEPH DAVIS
a»
In case. .'
it. will l2~ necessary to tnkci
". or 1's disposition with
l
m . z t n , ”mud, Federal Prohibition Director )Iacken-§
'1 a g. . . (in, .:ie. 2:
, . ~. ' . . , (1110:- said i: lms or other closed; _
,.- n. rontniners is 5'. ‘i to a 1'3 pf? C931 ,
(H... 3,, .y» ‘: _: tax. '
11* H! V ~'“ Swrnt ciérr " wt from thr‘ press?
tls- in it":
c.“ “3' . 1;. or in other
m in ' ‘r u n. l.-:- pr--s :1.ch {u Payment of “a? = tax. F'Y‘O“l'i€d it ‘1‘:
i121: male and sold an linirsxlcxing “0‘ mixed ‘V" ourmed :nth an};
other “121.93,. ;;- :.1 sold tor con-,
" l
liquor
C“ chitcinirg loss tier ’5 o.’ l
per r at. of alcohol in: volumv; may be
sold by the producer to persons Laid—
im: pr‘rmits to manufacture \izzrgnr.
It tits" chit-r should contain more 1‘2: ii;
that percentage of alcohol “her. rm
moved {or conversion into vinegar. ‘. _.
producer will be required to secure
permits to manufacture cider mid to
may be sold to
sumption
in proximity to l? » 91368 Of business.
liltOVlelllT‘f r
in 50 dame 3"
' 'lll to a r .:
.vomcrs by the glasfi
containers without ,
": 1 {1.643 .of business or
1w:m1€. and Without g'iv-
.- "$021 may make non-
‘. - and fruit juices and:
2 take his apples or’
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Sentinel “‘32” Are Winners.
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"f membership,- WM,
. :xdation. Co '
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SO. N ORWALK
Ice Cream
‘10c
Plus lc War 'Tax
All Mailers
Using fresh fruits such as
: STRAWBERRY,
PINEAPPLE,
RASPBERRY, Etc.
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