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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 23, 1921 · page 15

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6..,(“:lg Into the Recording Horn Con-
ded to Be a Nerve-Racking '
y” -, Ex rien
I. W. \- "° °"

“" H l
MII: I; is a lot tr‘l~ ier to can than
pIIlgll s or pears: remadsi Farm and

g ‘[i Sll c.
. yuan you play one at you? pileup"
gIliiIII records you have no ldeifhow
lltgld It may have been to get that Inel-
IIIly “preserved." You are Wing to
the result of. a lot of mighty hard
.work, which may have included con-I
siIlI-Iahle storming by the director and
tram on the part of the amt. Some
.fll'llh’lfi simply cannot sing for the rec-
Bill? at pH, while other: are nervous
.urot kg. for days after II. tension as re-
,COHllil .
I To sing into a recording horn may
look easy-dust as it may look easy
or a baseball player to hit a ball
I over the ,lence for a home run—hilt
reality .it is one at the most dini~
2,. nIirVe-mclmig things mom can

lnp .
‘ 0n the concert stage «1 mar with
> good voice may make little mis-
, ‘40in without the audience noticing
them it he has an attractive pres-
encc and an engaging manner. hemay
levcn sing a bit off key and yet make
a hit. But the wax master record is
I. relentless mirror, with noImercy for

 
 
 
 

‘Il—Lg infilerfections that the average art-4
I .4 ii (9 other human beings—ls
p ‘Ily (If. The slightest waver or

In. Illl in the voice. the slightest Iievia-‘
(I... from the true pitch, comes out
I. lily. Ami the very fear of making
llli'ni,‘ mistakes and flaws “hoodoo”
Imai singers into making them.

’JIII: result is that many a popular
elm-.II artist has met defeat in the
laboratory.

 

WAR ON SCREW-WORM FLIES

{traps Have Proved Effective Methods
of Getting Rid of Human and

l: Animal Pesto.

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The use of i‘lytraps for catching
anew-worm files is a new idea as a
"mans of combating those abominable
Insects, and has already proved de-
iCiIic-Illy effective.
class post in some parts of this country,
Vnnd especially in southwest Texas.
Gallic and other livestock suffer
mill‘li from their attacks. their habit
balm: to lay eggs in any sort of wound.

The larvae lIutI'lIPIl from the eggs
lmI'I- into the tissues, feeding upon
-liII-III and doing most destructive mis-

_'(‘|il('l‘. ~\Vhon ready to transform into
pilllill‘, they come out, drop to the
ground and bury llII'IIIsolves to “Walt
IIII-IIIIIIanIlIIHls into flies. The screw-
“'(H'lil lilo-s are typical meat tiles, and
tho (’ili'l‘ 1S4 of any llt‘lid lililllllll quickly
‘D(‘(‘1Ilil(‘_~i.| lI-IIIlII-I'y for llit‘lil. lll‘ni‘e,
. In tho II-giun IIl‘i'liI'lI-Il lIy ilII-III. it
Ms \I-I'y lillii.'l)llll|l lliill :Ili Curi'llSSOS
ishnll ln- III-IIIIIIIYI} (li‘Sli'IHI‘il, [II‘I-fI-I'IIlIly
5h) lIIIIIIlIIl: (II-I'Ih‘iuiiully ll happens
thy-r llilllliill III-lugs are attacked.

A My crawls up lilo nostrils of a sleep-
‘ing person and lays its eggs. The
'ltil'vile liill('li\‘il from ”14‘!" invade the
,slnuscs, and dcnlh is. likely to result.
l——Milwaukce Sentinel.

________.__.~_.__—-—-———-——-—

Squirrels and Robins Fight.

A florcc lawn battle lIeiwcen forces
of squirrels and l'UlllliS has been
observed in Mount Vernon. N. Y. The
squirrels and rolIlns on Elcv'cnth'
avenue. Mount V'Ilililil. lIIIvn IloI‘lIIreIl‘
war upon 0: II N IIilII-r IIIIIi our-h duy the
,baitlcs arc szIIII‘InI: bigger and liercer.
Residents on Eleventh avenue have furl
some time thrown peanuts on their
:Inwns for tho fqulrruls and broad
crusts for the birds of the. neighbor-
hood. ’l‘lII'I‘II \\'(‘i'll~i ago :1 few rohills
afi-‘Ir eating: llII- lil‘t’lHl helped them-
s(‘l\i‘5 lo [wunnisx and the squirrels
ran away. The first (lay a row squir-
TCli-l nlliiClU'll tlII- i‘UlIliiS and there
was a short but furious light in which
tho sililll‘i‘le suvml llII-lr suppers. The

 

 

 

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Ecrond IlzIy iilHHll lwvnly ruhins
SWIIIIIII-I] IlIIu II :IIUJ the squirrels wore.
rrIIIiI-Il. 'l‘lII‘ ilIlr-l IlIIy llll‘ squirrels
'rI-IIII‘IIoIl I'I-lIIl'IIIIIIl by on equal lllllll-
‘bOI‘ .IIIIl lllI‘l" \\ I4 Ii llflllli I'II;.;Il for,
n Iymrivr III‘ .In hour. it \\ii\' ll Iirnwnl
,bni'lw, IIIIflI \‘l'llw lI-:I\'iIIL: must of ilIPll';
pI'IIIIurs IIIIIl ('l'li\‘l‘§ on tho llI-lIl.
i -_. _.___.__'..._.

LIght on the Depths.
I It is \Ilvl ”ml of ii Iii-[Ilh (If only
200 l'Jlll/lllli llII- light of tho unI-IIIIIIlI-Il
nun [II'ili'lldlllILfi llil‘ IIIrI-IIII is reduced
in i‘tlill'llll) \silh the starlight IIi' a
clear night on tho Sill‘fllit‘. At IIIIIIe

'profound (lt‘pilm the sunlight is I-n~

tirely rulinuulwhvd. )It there are
both ligini :IIIIl color in the nlIySsos,
and lit III- lHlllUlli (If the SIM. The
light is oi' IIIIIIsIIlIIIII-sm-IIt origin, and

it may in li‘lili ”in II lh: It in geneInl tlII-
flxol lliililli“ fn: lll\‘ of life are not be-

lIlIIIl IlII-II- froI- sulmmlng allies in
llglIII-IIIiIling [IIIwI-rs. There are “c
lunIinulIoIm [ll'OIllli‘t‘il by the lli0\‘e<
mcnls of nlIyssni fishes through the
{ores-I» III’ pluwplu'Iresmnt sea pens,

{an Corals rI-Il mania, and other Alt-y-
onnria. 'l' llt‘ color» of deep-sea animals
are boih inlliuIIt and varied.

 

 

Japan's Fight on Hydrophobla.

The Japanese are inoculating do 3
Instead of people to prevent rahi
which is now “Mdespread” in that
country says the New York Evening
Post. ’llIe bacteriologist Ume no and
his coworkers at the Kltasato Insti-
tute for infectious diseases have per<
tooled a method‘ot prophylactic ln«
Oculution that can be given the dogs
in one or two shots. In all, 31000
.0035 have been treated and in not a:
'llngie instance has any one or them
,been found suffering flora rabies. Ill-
atead of the usual methods of killing
mad and stray dogs, the Japanese
medical experts are advocating [new
lotion of all the dogs of Japan.

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——Donncily’s Virtroia Store. 18 80.
Main Street. is open until _9 1p. m.‘
every evening. 5

 

lwonx Is also ”g. were '

“’ cars. We ‘iioaels Malina}.-

Aii the space in the main automo-
Iblle building has been engaged for
31;} coming Danbury Fair (October
Ishown will be closed models. All the
space has been alloted to local dank

 

 
 
 
 

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A. majority or the cars to be

 
 
 

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They are a first- *-

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PRO LING—1N YOUR. CHOICE OF.
MANY atterns and colory—Usufllyé
sold at his store at 65 cents
—At other stores for as high
as 85 cents—OFFERED IN
T113 SALE Arl‘t m o a o to on 53“;

fret-ms To Suit.

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BROWN REED ROCKER—“(1TH
LOOSE CUSHION, covered with attrac-

live Grelonne. Iias form ill-
$151§

ling curved back. and heavy

III-ms, Mn. 01* FERED IN
THE SALF A’l‘.._.........,,.,¢
Ten-mg To Suit. 37

 

COLONIAL

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lll‘ll) —— AS

cars. Elie exhibitor-rm 1* build ‘,‘
: Will be Lake Automobile Co. mow
Auto (.70., The George A. Lewis 00.,
Green Auto 00.. Cone-Toucan Co.
Danbury- Buick (20.. ClaztOn G. Havh
land. Henry Dick Motor Sale: 00..
‘Bethel Garage, Harold “an. E.
The cars will be are
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of pleasure cars.
will come direct

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will be permitted to marinara, unhelbrouzht {awe especially [or the event.
entire exhibit will be of 1932 models New York dealers are so much into:-
Many of these carsgfisbed in the Danbury Fair that they

ave engaged all the space in a large
13nd visitors to the Fair will have the tent that will be among- -those ereczcd
privilege of viewing the new models‘
before they have _l‘Ieen seen in Newl
York. or other eastern cities. Other30£fering attractive diéplays.

from the factories

adjacent to the au

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oteihe description—GENUINE CORK 1.15wa BUGS—:The kind with the Cork"
BaOkS~The kind that gives almost mill
KIND “1TH FELT BASE m “TAR PAP-ER"
Many patterns and colors from which to sham

Base eadhea £0115: THE

Ebrrmon— Bus

nieed perfect!

Size 6 x 9 at WO‘dfi—fi .. .

Size‘ifirx S
Size 76 I 1916 Feel: ammo...

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Size 9 I 12 F‘egt é“01-b._6§6§$d> . 1‘

 

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railed oervioe and absolute
GONSTRUGTI‘OK l

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... ..$ 8.75

m... $10.75

. ..... .. $33.75
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Extraordinary Savmgs .
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Never before could you find such Savings all-W :Qualhyn W

out“... Stone,SAVlNG-S is the keynote: Net email “pr new:
W3 But; SAVINGS 0F mm—Wummumhs

uthrnihma for the Living Room, Dining

9531le well as

all Individual [5806:

,BedBoom

and Kitchen:
03:198. Rance-s Hawkins-w

WIN OUR [ARGE STOCKS” We urge ovary prospective pin-changed“
tune loinSpect our stocks and prices: To fully investigate the Savings now being

at this store: And, to place their orders NOW for everything that will be
neededi in this Sale, as at all other times, our Easy Payment Plan is at your dis-

2053!.

Living Room. Suites:

Sunes,;egularly $105.00, new priced $49.75 myflgumwfiflfiormmdm
Suites, negularl y 125.00. now priced 58.50 Suitewgulaflf 115.00.110w priced 55.00
Suites,.xcgularly 142.00, now priced 69.00 Suites,regu1ary131.50,now priced 62.50
Suitesfiiegularly 170.00, mm: priced 80.0 Snflegpeguiarlys 1325mm priced. 87.50
Suites,regularly 195.00, mm priced 89.5 Suitesrnegularlg 5.85me pained. 92.50

ultes, regularly 235.00, now priced 105.00 Suites, neglnarlg 215.00 mar priced. 103.09
Suites, regularly: 275-00. 110w priced 125.00 Suitewgularlx 25000.31“: priced. 113.23

WI: WY REDUCED.

Bed Boomi‘umiturei

Diningfimmsuiteaz

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Suites, regularly $185.00. W price“ 89.Y5

Suites,
Suites, regularly
Suites, regularly
Suites. regularly
Suites,
Suites. regularly

regularly 210.00, now. priced
2275.50,.me priced.
250.00,.now. priced
269.75, now priced
298.50,..va priced
375.00, now. priced

regularly

98.50
112.00
113.75
129.75
14.5.50~
125.00 '

HUNDIIEDS 0F WWY mm

A Splendid Time To Start House Keeping I"! I

Ioung Couples—This is your tim
you, can completely furnish a Home for
Andkeep in mind. our Easy Terms are 0

just the same as in the
you need—when only

goods are delivered when you want:

Each Week or Month”.
to be found at “In“ ey 5.

what twofinome

purchase of an individual aniiclel

Below, we quote just a mwf
Come in and look them over:

6 lo stactflousekeepingiAlAhe present. fime,

tonnerly would havecosu

fi‘ered In thehzrmalnngofi a. Complete Home,

Weill furnish. everything

a proportionately small Gash. Deposit has beenmade—The
Pay for them out of your: income! *‘A. Little

the many Complete Outfits
No obligation, Motsoeveri

'2 have a “twin" to the regular buildini nearly all thorium hill W
erected alongside, the auto new k nit-early. nemmmrhn,
becoming such an important {eaters
Tents will shelter the
displajs of trucks and delivery oars.
this \ear. as in the past.

‘ new accessories
and will vie with the main Show in which will form the south wving oi

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SHOWN—In your choice. of full or sin-

gle shew—Hf absolutely lino
and gillll‘iinlt‘i‘ Ii to give sails-
flu lill'\ Si IViI e. 01‘ FE lil' ll

quality

$123—13-

IN 'llllil SALE AT ..........

’lcrms To Suit

 

" “(ain'tx
1'! 'p-o-I Ilm‘,

GAS OR ELK-U l‘lULl LAM P—With
heavy metal base and beautiful Art
Glass Panel Shade. Similar to illus-

tration. All equi ment in- $850

 

 

eluded, cxcepi,bu bs. OF-
FERED IN THE SALE FOR

Terms To Suit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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“SIMMONS" '1‘ REE PIECE BED-1
Including fine Springs, of closelymgf
on fabric. Bed Is of the Gonc

tinuous Post Tvpe with INheavy HE:
{1:333 'ng -.
S pa'pooc’c'glymr l'v

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The “PRINCESS”
Three Room Outfit

VINO. ROOM: Three Piece
Parlor Suite. Library Table,
Imp; DINING ROOM: Extension
Table and Six Strong Dinrrs; BED
ROOM: Basset. Bod. filming. Mar

and its. A Com-

Three Room Outfit. of 200‘!

New 0 M-

appoarance throughout- 0
PLEI‘E

Far-7mm $11 975

 

The “EMPRESS"
Four Room Outfit

Three Piece Mahogany Suite, Li-
brary Table. Forum-y, Lamp; Bu!-
tct. Extension Table and Six Quits,
(.aned Oak): Princess Dresser,
Chiffonier, Iron Bed. Spring, m
was, Chair and Rocker: Gas

Range. Kitchen Table. Two Ohm .
COMPLETE

Wet-mo Suit l $1 9815

 

’ The "STRATEGRQ"
Eour Room Outfit

Famed Oak 'IIIree Piecornflor
Set, with Mission Table; Extension
liable and Six Chairs (Golden.
Oak); 10W. Bd. Spring. Map
in“, Chair sndr—hbhrflns Range,
Kitchen Table and mm
Chairs, COMPLETE.

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Altogether this {all two bulldinfi’
and seven tents will be used by HG"!
.bert Lake. superintendent of the an“.
In an- the group of permanent auto build-481107.32 in housing the exhibits.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

OAK 'mcrrm ems-mm ’ 1'
d with all filiingsrsnoh as BMW
geugar Jar, Metal Gnke Drawer-.831»

Wm Jars, .Elc. A fine m‘m

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“MANY RA
W531i 26 x 42 Inch Top in your
or Oval Shape. Base 8):
Itchy as Wflhstmted. millage

mm W19=
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COMPLETE PIANO LAMP—“H
ny Base of full size and heigh

Mahoga
and Silk Shade, in your choice 0
colors and designs
OFFERED IN
FOR. oi; al- v v 0t.“

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l GOLDEN OAK DRESSiJl—Similar
to illustration—W’ell made and nicely
' finished offering both good gaeppearanoe

and long service e311:

drawers. OFFERED IN THE
SALE FOB ..............-...,

Tums To Suit.

 

EXTENSION TABLE—CHOICE of
-Golden or Filmed Oak Finishes. When
fullyo oened, diameter is 60mch

Pod Base is slightly dif— FREE-$125.:

”*ML

{emf than above. OFFER.-

EDIN THE SALE Iron...m
Minoan.

 

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