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Mr. Psyne. Robert E. M, Dewitt
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Pabst of Silvernline avenue. which
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been abandoncd.
LOST CAR 101751). f
The automobile owned by John?
day evening. was located by John
Soundx'ie‘." hvennc and Oak street.
The car had
BOY SCOTT BANQUET. _
Plans are being made to hold
the annual banquet of the local Boy
Scout Council postpom‘d from last
evening on April 8, at which time
the original plans will be carried
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SELLS COTTAGE.
Tlii‘odore nlsen yostorday sold his
cottage at Harbor Vicw Beach. to
Thomas J. Hewlett and “'lllism
Tollner of New" York cit).
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o! the town forces upon the
'ordinnrly gross seed is so
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More gross seed to the square inch_
is vested probably than any other
scrd planted because of tho: impos-j
aiblo condillons “hlch tho onncri
seed!
to it to grow. it is s corn-E
mon sght to Ice 1 home ownerE
scattering seed brondcnst and luv-
lrhly on an established laun in the
spring with the idea that it needs rooE
seeding. Very likely it does. Lot his
method will do little good.
The Deed in strum upon the hord
earth and will be wsshcd into win-E
runs by the on“ rains or spring .
it has no attachment to the. soil and;
the first. hot sun will elniul the tiny
.edillnn which have been induced
to germinate by the moisture. E
I! the lawn is thin. and usually
lhlrro are thin spots each spring.
rake the thin spots vigorously with
n gnrden I‘lke until the soil is stir»
rod and then sow the mud. mixingi
it with but it: bulk of rand. for!
thicklyE
that it smothers itev‘l' in germino-
and e
Bodied: and Cold hmnics ,
The standard trame tor a. hoibcd‘
or cold ironic is eighteen inches
high in the back and six inchcs high
in treat. 6 by 6. The hotbvl tramcE
is sunk in a pit. usually upon a. bch
or fermenting horse manure upon
the surtoco of the soil it the pil could
not be dug before treezins \i'cathtr.i
The pit ironic is center to handle. E
The from. proper is placed upon
a squnre box which contains the'
manure. The tormentin: manure
gives sudlcient heat “to mainuin
growing temperature in this miniao
tux-o greenhouse until the weather in
uttied it stoned in the middle of
March over the central portion at
the country.
The cold frame is merely In un-
heated hotbed with the frame plgc-
ed upOn the surisce’o! the son) or
slightly. depressed and banked up.
it phucu tho hordicr seeds from
sudden changes in temperature.
drying or cutting winds and gives an
early (or the herdier varieties or
vegetables snd plants and also 1.
useful in early April for the tender-
er sort.
For the hotbed. a pit 3 tool. lat-g-
er in both dimensions than the (nine
should be dug to s. dept 0: shout
three feet it s sub Irsme is used, or
two-.ndohsltorseventwollthe
frame proper is to be set directly
upon the manure. The monure should
be from one foot to six inches thick
depending open the length of time it
is desired to mintnin heat. From
Marriage laws.
(Bridgeport Telegrun.)
New York in struggling with the
some problem that coon-onto Con-
necticut in the tastier of properly
soleguerding the morn-loge cae-
mony. This particulorly applies to
the question of mating: between
minors or between persons mentolly
According to one
of the members of the New York
e beautiful moth Lwn- roll it
' on. particular-IQ in. the spring.
-tlm: it the raking is too arduous
:iftvr sowing the se d ghe a. light
{up dressing or soil. sand shredded
l m manure or pulverized sheep
manure. If none or these methods
in usod the most etlcctlve c! all rol-
ling the seed into the soil with a
lawn roller. will accompiioh the ef-
iovt
l: the gun seed is to germinate
and take hold and be at our xslue
in rc— establishing and thickening the
:xtlnd. it must be brought into close
conmm with the all so that the tiny
iooilct can strike into the earth had
not lie upon_ it to die.
Now. is the. um.‘ to surt leveling ’
the lawm In spite of the best efforts
11'!“ a. year old. through uneven
settling of the soil seem bound to
de~eiop denu- and hollows here and
there Fill three in “lth gOOd emh.
scatter grass seed over the new earth
and stamp firm. A bumpy lawn to an
eyesore and sill the mowing in the
world will not restore its Appearance.
The surface of the soil must be level
to prollurn a \elmty greenswnrd
ten to six inches is the usuel amount
for the overngo bed.
The preparation or the manure is
one of ihu most important (Actors.
it should be coarse and atmwy. trom
on half to one third strow and
should be uniform in texture, a con.
dition to be obtained by frequent
turning and mixing. It should be ac-
cumulated and stacked under cover
until it besins to steam uniiormly.
It should be moist and not wet. I!
it does not start heating promptly
a little warm water may be applied
sud some gardeners find mixing a
mu. poultry monure an excellent
plan to start heating. The first ter-
ment is irregular and the pile must
be turned until it bests uniformly.
when it is ready to ploce in the hot-
bed pit.
coused by improper marriasee. hove
asked for a straightening o! the
msrrlsge laws or our stote. while I
porollel fight on the some ion. is
in progress in New York.
Applicants to:- morrlsge in Con-
necticut should be required to prove
that. they are bone tine residents at
the~state and tint they ore of the
ego required by law. To safegunsd
against frond in both these m
the opplicotion for o license should
be publicly advertised and o proper
intent! should be showed to eleven
boron the com could be per-
termed. thus giving alum .
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memnuyitthwhlflgwdmp
son tordoingso.
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