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was! ”Gerda! and ransacked a
do”. oer-sen drawers in the spart-
nsnt or James Brennan got only
loot of to cents for his venture. it
was reported to police.
dcenty returns were also netted
_ in the robbery ot B Dixon's
house at 100 Laurel eve . Here
it cents in cash and e watch were
stolen. Entrance was gained also
through e forced trout door.
NEW YORK. June 27.—Burglers
entered e net in th‘ronx yester-
day. when the owners returned the
place we. in greet disorder. But
1:33.13: we:h missing. On the table.
r, ey found t at - v
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lie-1th Service 1% now to Provide
. Fresh Air
To keep on living everybody must
have sullicient air to breathe; and to
lteep on being healthy this eir should
be_ sudiclently pure end mneiently
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cool. says the U. 3. public health ser-
vice. By ventilnsion ell these ends ere
sought to be attained.
In the open air. away from noxious
elsewhere. perticulerly in houhes or in
any closed mess. it must be looked
after. No matter how pure the eir in
such I. specs may- be seyone who
enters it at once begins to pollute it
with his breath: end it will nltilnetelv
come injurious to health unless it is
renewed either by natural means
(such as the wind) or by ertillciel
means.
Renewal is necesnry because when
"breathing in" one takes away some-
thing from the air (oxygen). end when
"breathing out" one adds something to
D the air (carbon dioxide). Oxygen is
D taken from in-breethed eir by the
D blood um cireulstes through a.
: lungs end is cerried ewsy tovhelp the
D food build up the body. keep it warm.
D and energiees it—gtve it power to
D move. Oxygen constitutes about one-
D fifth ot the eir: and about one-half of_
D that onedifth is men out. on-
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again.
The simplest way of ”mill used
eirbyesupply or unused eirisby
opening the windows: but unle- these
are very carefully pieced end super-
vised they . seldom distribute the air
evenly end they often cage ”:0“ in
workroom all! from
i one pert of e in 0“.“
pert! shiver end m ermore.
in many factories the windows are
constantly being by mete-
heet end bed air while 3
my. thereto put there “ternporerily.”
.but are
left there usually. However.
3‘“ ‘e‘v‘el. hose e '
' ‘8 to do with new»
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'jll‘hile hog prices are M“ ~
gases. ventilation loohe ensr itself; 15.
TAKES mm AS
legs and Taos, N. M.—
Art Meets Art.
When Irving Couse. New York art-
lst. went to Teos. N. 11., to paint ab-
him his depiction o: the Pueblos
might elect the career at a society
lender end bring a. love romance into
the life 0: en Indian.
But it did.
urn. Mable Dodge Sterne, queen ox
new York's ertistic end literary Bo-
hemia. was so exected by the pictures
she closed her selon on lower Firth
evenue end went to Teas to become
the bride or e Pueblo lndian.
Mil-s. Sterne never has let herselt be
a victim or suppressed desires. so
when she became lascineted by
Couse’s pictures she leased her famous
ville et Florence. Italy, closed her
selon end caught the next train for
Tend. That was eight years ago.
Interested of Indian LIIe.
When she got on: the Pullman in
Teen she sew the pictures had not
exaggerated the beauty or the counny
so she decided to stay. She built a.
home end began entertaining with
levish end conventional abandon.
But she was always more interested
in Indian life then in the patter and
chatter o! the artists that frequented
her home. After ell the sophistication
of New York end Europe the primi-
change.
So when Antonio Lujan, a. full
blooded Pueblo. very coppery 0! skin
iourth husband. _
Antonio eii‘eedy had e wife. But
the Indian women generously consent.-
ed to remove herself. end recent dis-
tclles record the divorce and the
subsequent marriage of Antonio and
former Mrs. Sterne.
Is Her Fourth Busbeml
This is Mn. Lujen's fourth matri-
monlel venture. In each she has
gone to e diflerent nation to seek her
heppine- in love.
Her iirst husband was en English~
nun named Evens. who was killed
while hunting. They had one son.
John Evens. who lives with his moth-
er end his new lndlnn pape-in-law.
He is 21 yeers old.
Her second husband was en Amer-
icen—Edwerd Dodge. the Boston
erchltect: her third. Maurice Sterne.
the Russian painter.
Indian. end Indian lite. Mrs. Lujan
has continued much or her former
devotion to art end literature-u Will
Irwin. Hen, Austin end scores of
other,writers have visited her since
she went to Teos to live. D. H. Law-
rence. the English author. whose
“Women in Love" end other works
have been severely criticised for their
daring. was another recent guest.—
Xensss City Star.
ption Forecast in
Hawaii’s Big Volcano
8110. Island of Hawaii. June 27.—
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e resent spectacular activity 0
glean“. the ever-active volcano. the
h rapid epproech or e greet outbreak oi: .
o. naune Loe. one of
3 “Wu-Iowa vv‘vror‘rl eccerding to
tan. b L. . e
:sg‘ewy not! {he Hawaiian Volcano
Reseerch A-ocietion.
The ectivities o! Manna Lon. which
rises 16.000 rest above see level. oc-
cupy e cycle or roughly nine years. it
has been found. end it is upon this
{act that De Vie-Norton based. the in-
diations. .
floods of molten lave. in excess- ct
1.000.000 cubic yards daily ere .weu—
up trons nitnown depths now and
.14! to be e certain indication
the lava within the
Lee rift system.
then a. year ago the
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Today, Thursday,- Friday
tive life of the Indians was a welcome , ‘
and long of hair. leilwin love with bar "‘
she consented to let him become her ‘
PEOPLE’S RAY HOUSE
Will open the
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DAVENPORT RIDGE, STAMFORD
Between Newfield Ave.. Stamford, and Poole St, New Canaan
On THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 28th, at 8.15, (d. I. t.)
l’resenung
Last Minute Purchases for the Week-end
concurs to m ell types from the slender miss to the and
88 WASHINGTON 8T.
and Fourth of July Shoppers
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SOUTH NOBWAII f
“The Silent Assertion”
A Drama in Four Acts
By BUTLER DAVENPORT
Pm-tommnre on Thursday, Fridey end Saturday Evenings and
Saturday Afternoon et 2.15. of every “’cck
Change 0! play every three weeks
TEE “BRADmALL” CIR-DEN!
Vi‘ili be open [or the audiences to wander through between the Acts
" . of the Play
ALL ARE WELCOME ADKISBION rm
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The clever hostess entertains her callers dot-doors
in the warm months with perfect ease, for she knows -
that attractive chairs, an appropriate tea-cart and a.
good-looking porch rug will eitpross her good taste ’
in home furnishing. '
We have selected the most attractive out-door
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iced—furnishings which make living and entertain-
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The same reputation for quality which guarantees
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