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Judge
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llt'nilv's
brought
i‘rwyltound
me.
- :issured
tomorrow
"'l on the
«mg pri-
.‘l. he at.-
z'.liat your
i tell him
n in upon
7:. |_\' think
'iat on
7‘. you tell
2 irttu grey-
lle, out of
1:: '.n Pasha.
‘l don't want
when it
liitik inter-
's the pup.
llllYl the fa-
liis llonor
. he has four
wt 3. one of the
1'. it grey hound
Happenings
-7- or New
sufferins
- admi-
.‘All.
irrnn appointed
»i‘l‘l'lv:n by Sher-
..I New Haven.
txho was mode
.rnor's staff. in
n; in New Hsven
in Sunday and died
arrived. no
'i‘ :uu
‘—
1 tons of fish NV.
Lake Whitney st
. state deportrnenx
- -mnC‘.
‘ t .
:{.."‘..ll(. Jr.. 8 your. 01"-
Clark pond st Tor;
. win-n he fell Off I
recovered . 10
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,. _ f'"i-‘mt and m-
. ' ‘1 '4- sue-u.
l‘ lht-V
lti '
.ir l-ir.
t. iiis‘
”to Director Funk 1y Putney,
no. 33. drank pol-
:mtte is being plan-Cl
l
Italic “'lll make you a. blood-brother of
{him und ho'ii excuse you so you can
'take him over to your house for a
lurk :it Tipperary llellu. Bl.- careful
file doesn't swindle you out of n pup.
‘tvcnim- l've. promised rill of them.
'And I'll be back for Tipperary lit-lie
:t. the morning."
i Th»? judge did and he was. i have
‘imen drawn for the Federal Grand
:Jury. which is a three monilis’ cimre.
Hut 1 hm worrying no longer. I will
put the task of i-chsinr; n‘e up to
l'aiitain Mlchacl J. Murphy and he
.“lll get me out. Otherwise, I urn
not go-t-out-able. Splendid man.
lilurphy. He looks before in;- leaps.
lilo sizes up the situation and rrentrs
l
lids own opportunity, than by mcrel)‘
atnkinz advantage of the opportunity
l Pin gets what he goes after. \Vliich is‘
. l more than my
old frlnml. Dnn Ker-
riz'in. onco di-l.
, ltzin was one of tho Wild lrisli who
lawn-ind in thv‘ Mlchimn woo-ls titty
Whirs nzn. no a. luml'irjdr‘k. Grilllli—
lullv ho tiiovrul west. following thr-
ldwmnrkatlon line or the m‘Tt‘llnlltflillt?
:tinibc'r :ind graditnllv :i‘l‘llnL' to his
bankroll. Finally he settled in a
,county in \Vi‘stvt‘n \Vnslziiiqton
{put up a shingle mill.
I ll! course inn bail to have .1 mill
{pond in Which to store his sliintzlu
limits. Ills woods gang not tut tlic
shinglt‘ bolts up country and floated
them down a pleasant little rtrcarn
which Dan had dnmmod in .1 litilo
valley wht‘re he built his shin-:le mill.
Th9 situation Was ideal for profltziliiu
shingle manufacturing until \vlntor
mama and in few fort of snow covered
the country for miles on each side of
|that stronm. Not that Dan had to
iiiuat his shingle bolts in it. for he
didn't. He had his Winter's NUDPYV
ion“? in the. mill pond.‘ “'hnt ll“ had
to {car was the warm wind that
blows of! tho Japan currcnt in that
'vvtion of tho NtlrthW¢Sf—-Wl‘flt the
Indians call a Chinook. Vi'hvn H
“lilnook strikv‘s n. snntv—cnvnrn .l (min.
try the snow melts like lCC-(‘l‘t‘llfil on
in. hotel range. and of course. “'ht-n
the Chinook struck Dan's country ev-
ery little stream became a roaring
torrent. books caved in and precipi-
tatcd old down timber into the
(in
v
u
“That Wk I had tn fight of! 1:11 ‘.
torrent. and these windfalls
stream. in a few hours. llt_‘\L‘.U}H"! i..to
a raging river. hurling huge logs in:
Don‘s shingle boom. tlirraii-nizic
break the boom logs and send in!
precious store of shingle bolts on the
loose. l10\\n river to
occan.
u ;
the
Mn such occasions Dan always lind
:1 gang of l'l\(-l" hogs out on his shizi-.
Kit: bolt boom. with pike pelts, rczidyl
CAIN"
in it!
to jump cvtry wild in: that
charging into the l‘OOn‘i. r.»it- 1;.
t0 shor-- unit strand Iht'rlll \\ hart.
could not possibly be :i ni- flilt‘“
was ulna}. so worried whi';
frt‘shtt Vl‘Llf- (in that 119* tilv.‘.._i:
p-‘rlnto-nile-l this job hi'iisrit‘.
l
“'ell. came at brizlit mm nii""‘ \vin—
tcr tiiiziit u'irl a (‘liinonk Him-rs.
till)’ all (lay. Tim rlxrr \'.:is i:;».
5.1.1-
ning intrili full. with an old. hat «l. -'
"\de X12141 t’orzmttcn lug rziznpr ; izitt‘.
tlie pond often enough to melt.-
intertstiiig. and the li il‘t‘uFSWI llzin on
the bank \iatcliinc {or t‘..- unw-
come tisttnrs. Suddenly tlin
lit-.-
i
,s
llliltill
‘ccime out from iniiin-l rt iv':ir'.< chit-l
and Dan saw .1 inc, lie ntml~ :i run.
drove his pike pol» int'o tliu . l. of
the bank anti. usipzr it as :1 pol-i \ iult-
or uses his polc. the old ‘
looped for out into the pond. in
to land on the. lost. claw its \‘.:l_"
with the help or the Pft'kfl un
boots. but] .llt‘ 101: for :i ll’ll’l‘l?
111mm:
ti
v
fcnd it ni'f tho sblnzrle liolt ioo'n. l‘L-.r-
it in and strand it.
To Dan’s amazement.
was not such a long one rind
made lonttcr leaps lit-torn.
though he “his now past scvozi'v, l'.<-
missed the and wrnt down in
about thirty feet of Ft“ll".ll‘ii‘.'
“nti'r.
clc boom. bumpnd his “3“] ll. i-l, drau-
:IIII‘Ill'i. swam tlilrtv )nrtls i~r Z-r t
sliinzle boom to shorr. (‘tlv'ilt‘ ll'I li‘e‘
an alter and Milk d to one 1.-
men:
“Begorry. how i come to miss tin:
one. i dunno. T must lw zvtii'i' r'i
for the ‘Fl‘tp
liu‘ “nil
it‘:
i.»
01‘ i.
said Mother 0’ Moses. there’s Ili’lOih-‘l‘ log.
I‘mfxn’!
i
l"'l"ic.\".'-.*
t‘iv ,1
\‘V' '1 :
rim: 1 ,
lln came up illiilhl‘ tit-i sizin.‘
-\J.
eter B. Kylie
in which he forcibly shows the 21de
a careful look before you take a d
age of taking
angerous leap. °
offering bun “00 for the return of
the liquor. it kn stated at: Westport
Monday. An order for destruction of
the slcohol was given to Sherifl Ed
gar 1!. Perry. Bribery charges were
not brought because of lack of corro-
borative witnesses. it was me.
1....—
An early morning crush Monday of
an automobile with a tree st South
Windhsm's "hair pin curve" sent Jer-
emiah Sullivan and Délia Brown. two
STATE HAPPENINGS—GALLEY 2
of a party from New London. to thc
hospital and led to a charge of reck-
less driving against Joseph John Far-
go. of New London. in court at “'ii—
limantic. The party was on its way
home. Sullivan was hurt about tbé
head and Miss Brown on the leg.
Judge Maltbie of the superior
court at Bridgeport in a decision
handed down yesterday dismissed the
application of Henry Anderson. of
Stratford, for the annulment of his
marriage to Harriet Doughty Antler»
son. The judge held that the minor-
ity of the plaintiff. 19, nor the fact
that he did not have parental con-
sent. nor the false statement by him
as to age invalidated his marriage.
l
1 Judgment of $23,404.44 was reu
i dered in superior court at Bridgeport
l Monday by Judge \V’iliiam 51. Mail-
1 bie in favor of Politzner Brothers.
l importers of New York. against Peter
1 \‘eneeh. prominent hotel keeper of
! Stamford. The defendant purchascd
L 50 tons of sugar from the plaintiff in
. 1920 at 21 3-4 cents a pound on spec-
ifications described as “Java while.”
\‘enccli claims that the sugar was not
' as specified.
Three persons were injured in a
Jitncy accident at Bridgeport Monday
and several others were shaken up
“‘hcn the passenger vehicle crushed
mousii ‘ Gimme a pilin-pob ."
along until they turned into the tnult':
stream that fed Dan's mill pond. This.
ll-.- g::':;‘.»:rcil a ‘ :Zu-polc front th“
iii.iti. make :ii‘rzt'. 1‘ long. running,
Imp for 13in '. : rr.’ and it. \Vl‘nl
.ienxn out of sizii. came up undcr
to . Ihe shingle tram.
saw another
"mount.
“All ltritziis
5 bundle
Cumin-l.
:1 dunno.
';.n.Ii.' P "
xi»
St-invl rub.
‘ii.
~ l..iil
:' :t:— i “‘2 ‘ 1'
5 "Right"?
law-rim”? AL:
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Ci); \iiLEt
(‘Illlilli'
thim
310w l nits»
at ll”.
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b.
triniiv .i l- :tp {oi
tzi<stil it and \
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‘ th
" t“.| ‘.‘ .‘n ;.
'Yl. an? it!
«Villn ashore—and
1...; coming in to the
It: t1 .s p'int." he yelled
lilllll‘llt‘s. lcnn‘t
lie the Rock 0‘
ii that second one
' all. Quick! Some-
] .
:i'l.
11
'l‘. di- r {tilt-‘—lt01c.”
l\t! ‘izai mm and again
By the
‘mom 10
up
an-
down.
r tlze
:‘it
.. i.
a. ll
flaw
used
iv;.s
“as. l-ig
cumin: .in
its t“u
"ll. i..LL‘
flan
.g\tf
“in" vi
’il
.-- i
Suited
said
c :‘
vii-i
l \E
k on
.. *~\\~
‘_¢i11xl)_\llu. You're not
'2‘le Y» be. so after
:i look
your
pond.
“Now,
"i
I ..
xix--
""l'
. I'm
:in illusions of
:i tin-s.- public-
niw jobs
,. arm
a: : in turn tic ex-
ji-imm-r Hill:
.‘ go at that.
t‘n- i'ititvzl 190:»
twittufx‘
in.
g.
"..it. 10:. And arguin-
un-i ‘
l0:
“l'm all in
to take that.
Human d~mand-.
(ht: ,
Jeel’. :
siting!” 2
lion."
tlir-n.
061"" e 2
suffctht
on;
into a high curb at Benlintn ’1\i"lllle=
and Norman stroct “hurt the driver
,szi'i‘i-rx't-zl lo the rizht to avoid a. co.-
ltston with a motor truck. Margaret
llcrosa was taken to Bridge-port hos
pitui. suffvring from a. fracture ot’ it)»:
but lo-z while Jamv‘s Sclortluo. aged
sustained a laceration of
I llziisy Si'lortino. 15,
titre of the left. wrist.
S.
the scalp.
rccclied a. frac-
Tbe South Coventry line at tbs
Connecticut company was out of
commission yesterday duff») a ,1.-
listen or its only serviceable ti:
car with an automobile. Tho e
has two cars and one crew. Line
cur had been damaged and Joseph
Zuoski. s sub-motorman who had
taken the other car on his second
trip, as relief to the regular man
who had left on his vacation. bumped
into the automobile of Harry [-1. Valli.
superintendent of the Creosotlng plan.
of the Southern New EnglNand Tele-
phone company in Brown avenue.
Valli was thrown out 1nd somewhat
hurt and the automobile dumged.
KlDDlESl‘RAPPED,
PERlSll 0N BliA'l
NEW‘ HAVEN, June 27.—Tr:ipped
by flames on an old gasolene tugboat.
on the Quinnipias river here. two
children were burned to death when
the boat caught fire late yesterday.
The tit-mi chit-inn are Georginnna
Turlwrt, live ywars old. daughter of
“'illlam Turbcrt: \i'illinni Gerick. 13
years old. son of Mrs. Helena Garrick.
all of this city.
Several other children who
playing on the boat when the tire
broke: out got off safely. Atti‘mpts
were male iiy Ell" other children to
Historic the Victims but the flames
spread Hoarapidly. “'he’n firemen
arrived futile nttcnipts were made by
tiivni to {xivc the children. The body
of the boy was seen hing the hull
which was :1 roaring furnace. A hole
was cut in the deck and water played
on the boy's body.
The tire is believed to have‘ been
caused ll}. :1 cigarette or match. ig-
niting the fllfiles in the hold of the
'lmnt.
Tito boat.
~
were
, which hnars the name
"Avalynce" and is owned by H. C.
llllvwc Uystnr Co. of this city. was
b'ivlly‘laniagml. It was benched sev-
(rul 2nd l’LlS not been in
.‘lL‘Ttl
l‘vizz addicts in America are esti-
mated to number 1.298.600.
l"
e 3’3
muss
out-'HQ-J
l: "t“—
“mm—mflmu’!’
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'22
(v
Cookstove
“ions
sob
fireless cooker can be seen a
B
293
was
‘-
fldelity to dotsil.
. bookkeeping or bum
his stories satisfy the
' neu instinct in men. .
the humor, all the pbflOIOPhY»
accuracy.
Most of the floppy
spent 15 your: in basins“ on
—-in a country
t of Ca Ricks'
Not the less He 11,33," his business,
er it’s lumber or shipping) or
Guppy, what]: or selling. That's why
keenly developed bust-
As a foundation for .311
all the exciting
incident, Peter B.‘ Kyne has the rare faculty of
Rick: stories are based on
not! its ned. Kyne
“M h“. “t y tirepePacific Coast
store, in s wholesaleprovlsion
house, in s wholesale lumber company, m a.
virtues is his
does
store proprietor.
newspaper audience.
= Cappy Ricks Knows What He's. Ybllring About
Because of His Creator’s Business Etpericnce.
newspaper ofiice. He has bought and sold,
been a stenographer, a lumber broker, and
No lumber or shipping con-
vention on the Coast is complete without'him.
He’s a great handIto mingle with the lumber-
ing and shipping men; and he usually comes
home w'yh a string of stories which he trans-
lates into Guppy Ricks tales. -
This story is Guppy Ricks' introduction to a.
Never—before-published
Guppy Ricks stories will follow each week; all
distinguished by the whimsical humor that has
made Cappy Ricks the most favorably received
character in American fiction.
o
\ ‘ \‘\-\ .\"~ “\‘\“~“\ ‘x‘s
(@me Efib—‘E‘Efiw ‘ QW%.._..6
The important, bu": in {it
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sun...
—--- CONE IN AND LET US DEMONSTRA
A N G E V E N E
FURNITURE COMPANY
I-"'.’./-." 1".Ml- 'f‘f .
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HOSPITAL DRIVE " 4 7
lllTS $200,006 .
$20,420 Added to Total chv
terdsy—Glenbrook and 3
New Canaan to Report
STAMFORD. June 1%;—
The $200,000 mark has now ’ I:
passed in the Stamford ‘Extenlhn
Fund Drive. At. the luncheon at tho
Suburban Club yesterday it in. un-
nounced by the team captains thut o
total of 820.420 had been reported.
The speaker of the day wu Rev;
Samuel P. Evers. Pastor of the Union
Memorial Church. Glenbrook. who ‘in
brief remarks told tho's e gathered
about the luncheon table that the real
way to arouse community spirit is u.
direct appeal to the heart of the ind 3
vidunl and he pointed out that there .
no better heart-appeal that: the pro.
sent hospital drive.
He’callcd the attention of the Zone
Captains to the possibility of contribu-
tors being able to pledge more than
tho? do. if approached in the proper;
manner and through the right appeal.
C01. “falter f‘. Alien told the Zone
Captains at today‘s meeting. that the
work already accomplished is very
gratifying and that the real pay in the
campaign is not to be measured en-
entirrly in dollars and cents, but in
the feeling that. ili~a workers are doing
their d’u’y tow d their community and
the hospital w lch shall be required to
look after the public from titne to
time.-
I
Itcports of Today.
Reports of today's returns by the
various Zone Captains were as to]-
lows: Zone 1—5377»: Zone 3‘83.103:’
Zona 4—31.!202: Zone 6—51.040: Zone
7—3775: Zone ‘3—335: Zone 3—31.395_
Zone ill—615; Zone 11—535; Zone 13
——$1.fiii<; oZne 14—3.").66‘3; Zone 15—
5171: Zone 16—3930: Zonc 17—3170:
Zone iii—$17”: Zone 20—360; Stores
-$i.37vl: out—ot-town. 82.235.
The Glcnbrool; and New Canaan
M
insulation combined with many exclusive fea-
tures insure perfect service with 3 Toledo. Dependence is not. placed on any one insulating
material. Asbestos, lith, cork and mineral wool are all used. This stratadaid insulation
enables thesgstoves to hold heat as no other does and this retained heat. does cooking impos-
sible in poorly insulated cookers.
_ 1
~‘ ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘~“‘1\‘. ‘ ‘\‘~
disttricts are yet to report and it is
:cxpected that when these two districts
are heard from the total will be great-
ly increased.
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t. o oks love
Cock Slaves unlike any other
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The work of [underdizlng tire no:
threads in Connecticut will be attrto‘
this week in Bobkville. A Nun ml
tools bu been looned by the a. 0
Board of Fire Underwriters.
omrnendstlon made by the gen-
erficzdumtton board of Greengrggg
cells (or so expenditure of 83.00 h l
m improvements there. A high re 00
to cost SLOOOJIOO is proposed.
Release of two members of :28
mt. prohibition forces on July 1 -
con-e of a reduction in the federal
nnounced b)‘
”woman his been a. 0‘
101 your- old. (5)0”.
seek-fl who left n-
'::otlcnm.t gut!” tune of the '49 rush
Chilton“. died: at mddBtown
2.4!" no '- bont‘ln Ireldnd on
November 9. 18:2. .
H I heu’ u:-
l m no w I:
“fit mm m, sttemoon
«an on m storm. Was
mm was or." snd we“
Links was torn from tree- and win-
..—-—-
z.
John Devlin!-
Miss Mary Cacchlllo, 19 years old.
was drowned in the Connecticut (iv-
er near Mlddletown Sunday evening.
when a canoe in which she and her
sister. Lens. 16 .were riding was over-
turned by the waves of a. passing
bout.
The extremely hot weather the
past'week has had 1 harmful effect
on the strawberry crop in the state.
Some growers estimate tJCelr c;ops
have been reduced twenty-five to
thirty per cent. because of the un-
favorable weather.
Homer 8. Cummings. state's attor—
ney of Weld county, has sailed
from New York on the Majestic for
a. seven weeks' tour of Europe. We
former governor- ot Connecticut.
Marcus H. Holcomb am Frank B.
Weeks. soiled on the same veael.
Traffic officers of the,:tnte police
department have been stationed on
the" Mitford turnpike the past few
days warning motorists .notto'drtve
faster than tilt-t3 miles on hour. un-
der the into tdw. Thom road
‘11.. beenjbe scene of amen“. w
bunk
51:0 drew
M ends 3'.
loss.
John
president of
the
Connecticut
association. has declared that only ef-
fort to revoke licenses of the twenty-
thrce physicians named
dating. bill vetoed by Governor Tem~
pieton would be blocked by the state
electric medical examining board.
Manchester. it was stated by oflicials
of the company.
An unidcntlfled man who stole a
book belonging
Cappurelli. of Bridgeport. three days
out $3,375 on deposit in
the Italian bank at. Pittsburgh.
to
0. Perry. of West Haven.
of
Electric
the executive board
Medical
John Clark. alias Signor. with bur-
glary records in this sale
Joseph
Pa.,
It was reported to Uappar-
elli when he telephoned the bank to
stop payment after discovering his
in the vali-
and Now
have no fear of it.
money.
PARALYSIS NEED NOT .
BE WHOLLY TERRIFYINC
There are various forms of paralysis and neither
the old or the young are immune.
follows an accident, a strain, or the long continued
pressure on spinal alignment of a. bad posture, you need
But don’t postpone seeing a. chiro-
practor. In case of paralysis there is no method that
will substitute. for chiropractic spinal adjustments. To
ddlywithsnyothcrmethodistowutetimesnd
York. was sentenced by Judge Kol-
logg in the superior cont-t at. um.
field Monday to from 2 to d year: in
in state prison for burglaries comma-t
ted in Northi‘leld and Thomsston ,on
April 3’0. Hamld' Smith or Water-
bury. charged with" theft of an auto-
moblle. was sentenced to four months
In 1:11. ’ .
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inteomceor roam and-Service
SOUTH cranium. CONN.
:r‘ _; ~ ‘ ». -. 0m Hours: 8:39to‘11fla
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If your paralysis
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