that of Edward Ry
'iis prei‘nting "
rder who joined tiller
siainst 0the society
11.0! N
‘Mill' fix”
‘ . III mm I
D. . . . t
‘ t Court“ of Will:
-: defendants inter-
J. Judge George if.”
in favor of the society
bars and the
in i4
’g Tie
bet“ Edda 3. “Del A“:
El“ spun. Eellt r of Boston
a’ufit shun, or New’
\.
rne.
i 4.
lJ eggsbfinOIt-eJ than l’thlIliJiJieient to pay
a ;p a c it or c s n the
oJrgs‘hisatlomj~ f “N P“
‘zlln the dpnlnrr'ar tlI defendants
ofihuwdauacm the 0 lots tor the.“
'. mainline by pointing out that the or;
J mutation by its charter, had a leggy
t to animals n
I older at J .4I
béroihdd’ d the money veins:
I . the organisation did not
n9t Intend, at the
» M Maiden 42m
he cant sued as members of the
booty, accepting the various new
I at assessments and paying
DDS ”SODSHISMI.
120a which of these grounds the Sn-
I-ue court has sustained he demur
is not known yet. It expected
the matter will now be ended.
its the Knights of Columbus is Is
J-miecticut corporation. and the latch:
it was to have the various legal
cation interpreted by the highest
rt In the state.
J as dean benefit a duller or-
153%... i mung
Mrs
magi.
. ad clime I
J; I. under a
. £80.18“. oi Sbfip
cs held bring1
ntinued In
rays. 19 2, when it re loop my
I lie assessment t mean}
I lJDilO was raised. W
. in order to meet emergency
tilt, such as an unusual number of
caused by all epidemic .or .oth
.' ”nanny. “w 3..
yr
“6 “W30?
Illa: that after all death
from the regu-
essments all money over 850.-
in the treasury should he set
‘ ‘ d coiled by the name of the
my reserve fund This fund
died ”1&93JJ165, .365 on January 1.
. iv o ablation by resolu-
(tensed. addln to this fund. "4
two fund} srnoanting to 3516.4
Wt. since
"at‘wfioolderrJ
in
fig“ II our?
weeks ago. and he paid moor,
J going to Boston to line.
' Would nqfi raturn ior
hrs. J he
. chills,
teac era sci W
hi JchaJr'ge would J
' - tll
accll ated as he seemed
so wltli the collage its. but that
4. anpfi he expressed a rising to Jgo
JhJis northern use
is
,tJiIJe commercialv motor vehicle lids
this state.
a
plying scientillc and commercial metgfi
MW lb agriculture. Motor cars a e
3%”
is:
n Files'fim I
wailing and makégmfidl ctlclbw
I able ”Mm- Hangmllaallfil‘ss ”weaker:
we. duets,“
rough“
I ‘.‘hlmI' wasI then
J customer
-4 the new wdepoaitm‘ appeared gt.
4 promptly paid by the banker without;
‘ comment.
book minus only one check, with the
some wot MW ‘ "
lelJibe Minimize] “11mm
l“a: .J. I’4
”213%; . W“
Identified? -~i‘-",lli‘sI"C int)» Tea
,9 WWW“
“armada
horse wagon is unusual, to say t ‘
"vi-"l at. JI t. is a tact. l1 waver,
sills. tlhst the rapid su stitution
Do is not by
rge cities.
impractical use
" ‘ ”of 6%
......sis.w
g is aiio
Greenwi J
basis. hind if!“
‘ K
%fig. J 131.41“;-
ut estatep I
up“ a'illlvancem t
n funds in modern ta
cially in the way of
Conyers Manor Jizfigreat farm on ‘ "-
lag, and as
“luau at Conyers Manor. Not on
is there a large and well equipped p
vate garage for the several pleasuremgv
cars. but there is a separate gs.
ercial vehicle‘s' with}: it ”kg
to e y. ‘
l3... in to ecemmefietsi timely? li
how on the farm, is a Packard thr
tan truck.
Conysrs Manor is about nine (one.
outside of Greenwich. The princlpfil‘
woriJIIoi‘ahe Packard truck is in run
backntndrinrth'g cog
”Win it; yogi!
1 special grain body insert
hide the regular stakes. By remov-
flfdhsto this nside body when it is not de-
aui grain to Greenwich, tile
truck with its regular body is Ieady
for use in its otthr work of carrying
fertilizer, coal, maphihei'ygmme l
Mr. Converse is an enthu.
Wee “hatii Iflirig’ipwtne city and in tile
Suit
”fining rap -ion truck are ,partl
l sfiap pted be min hmlidg. Their
greates emciency is in the carrying
of Jsappgnximpfiely gull loads for “long
J-id stancesmili infrequent stops. Ag
ricuitunl hauling meetsutltese require-
moods «away. The special motor
truck garage which has been erected
at Coma Mu: Impetus been for the ac-
commodation 0i: foul: three- ton trucks
«racing intended iii t yentuaiiv at
least three ht: tour ru s will be in
regular service,
A
Meagan ..
V ' sluI’Aiiiu' ”aromas Stud.
J as ..I.Ji.w&' W NJ!“ H‘vefl .5..J..
t
‘ With only a part oi her dock 'a'bo‘ye
waist. the moo ton
etwoe’n Southwest
any was towed illvby
oi the. “new
the Robert‘llpv
use
thyilnemihiew tr réJJJJh
o belonging to lheS
J J company of New motion.
Abauy Was reported Thur
as drifting down
gplatoeru .iiud do
Jfikate;
hm
Lucius!
list in. .4 not outside
water.
there. The Taboo was
lellch was rammed nail WW by Jute
he steamship Manhattan. on pr
y a. late Tuesday nlmw i; now JJ
dip bi saltwater. New3
to .sat Into the bath of
716.50! the news. Har
“Is Jwe.. of New”
Malia gun Min was the” M “$th
m nus Malawi“ little some
1.3%.th
the. o t is bringing the
III Dds the bmlutlgr
the derelict ran agrouhd in .39 lost of
The tags couldn't4 ~hvipg bar
in any further. so they anchored her
night to guard the wreck and to pro
vent other mole running intomei;
The TasnoJ pl Jyed her satini Ihliulltuu
barge arbour.
V.
;.. ,.J,,
thatJJht ebow s
Ill lllllltlllillllllll
WM!” we say ribbons are much
1mm t is In Indium that t
in themoldiash dainhioasd» mm “as
sashes. Instead, they are treaded in
and‘Jt I" the material ‘as- belts.
mom «timings of virtues widthsias
cm media away how and novel
ll “Jain Millet thumiolm ‘as one
J ’ One probably takes more delight; in
unwind mausoleum slits than the
docs wedding, presents. for the longer
are usually made by the giver and at
ln'tirsly selected And i alien wonder
:u- these gifts into which are stitched
ark ‘
Will- 0‘ .
fig
1.: v.“
M?
the
some
rethhfi
«5' all
it!“ BMW; Ill when they
men. in (the
quhflm hill iodss {for Mix-5.;
so long that it is almost perfect“ liiout.
oi! his boarders are
till others of their
they go to Bridgeport they had but-
t rJ stop at Jackso-
‘ DID Jacourrs iii? on Tue UN-
routine"? 4
‘ M 4
“m“"s Report Hail! "Thurman...
- Had Access to am or I'm..-.,...4
Irldgsportsra.
Iiimooarort'l" A'prl‘l‘J 17 «i'rliere is
a report whlcll. if l'rue train the pJJieu
of amen lacquer that he has been
ring unfortunate men and worn
meta in his place out of the goodness of
his I,heart seem like u joke.”
to contain the name} of Well-
by to whose
more to t
ind
Th!”
‘e next olfy
that whom.
ments are not more appreciated than
the later one! thst' curly less senti»
infill.
To those will) are veIsed in millan-
ii I no, re is a different timé
ledsy wéaring the different kinds
9.! festimse-not ostrich. The plain
stilt alg tea and chills are known as
tailored. and “that sweeping; graceful
binomial ey. etc. are intended to
weal with ressy tollettes, J
Ravenaworth pudding erom' ‘Tablc
’i‘thk’J‘llThrs‘e large apples, »two cupi'iils
0!: stifled. bread. one small lemon four
"I
\f';
Ellen Harbor. and theyrafi Mine 1‘ orfiJ is filing, JacqungJ a inblcapoonsinls of sugar, one cupiul of
Mrlnd took. her in tow. J_ J. ,1 “5,3,... It co‘ngaémm 1m llltv‘ "milk. three eggs and a little gratJJeJd
«Emmi! la lQOklils 30!“. “Allr . his“ place of business by which he tips nutmeg. Bake the apples and take all J
1:4 W1“: Windmills "a; a“ big lodge" S8 to where they may lhi‘ pulp Oil! of them. Boll the milk
arse MDleQd ”DA? 9i money or a meal This list is and pour it (Ivor the crumbs. to soak
for fifteen minutes; then add to this
the yolks one hit one. grated rind
aJJf'gud i} had Juice of the ‘emon apple
Jill]! a lesion. Whip up the whites
very stilliyvand add this last. Tum
twice raisin dithered mold and bake
WWI ruledarstii ill/eh ilii' ‘t‘hreeouarters
MT? IllJilll‘r.‘ serve with any sweet
tnuce that is liked
IQ 10 The JyOang pebpie, tinv J‘and grown»
Hie mention a i. so as to flat .plI III-muuesgad hJJe gives them someth}ns up, are going to wear the Panama h is
oiM o InnsfivdfigglsIJ know just wh 9m; iii m CID“ CB, WfilflD-In .fiili’lns WP. J.
mol s so ulpp ‘9qu a then giver hear the harder anatystheyfl are do they‘re uni
priceless hppamtus.
tion was established at
mum
steamer-st at can I!
it.
lng elos
since etlnesday,
“Wan » -4_ .4 J
. IMALIQE.’ANKW9- ‘
Ha Wanted When He Wanted:
The recent financial stringency
without doubt cast more or» less uneas-
iness over many of the small deposi
tors in country banks and although
there were many who did not want to
show their uneasiness. they no v-JJerthe
less felt a hesitancy. as to making fur-
ther deposits, and many desired or
withdraw their money already: on de
posit. That this Ideslaem'as tired in
the minds of some who yet desired t0“
betray no mistrust or to give offense
to the bankers is illustrated by the
Mlowng inc t, or lot; is »ssid t'ol1
'rm.‘ SWedlifi‘ "MI“ 'Wint‘ed‘ Whiti
. was first Jrepo ted. J
J The Albanv is owned by the Eric
Balloon}. Cambium. .and wheamho
in good condition she
can be clsiiled. The
bfb‘sve surmisedo‘g k in a country
wn in addict Wfilddletwmem
tflfil‘J-LI Jsu ill .~. our“
Ill!“ “'0”!
rim. and upon
t hum .
J shit to real-I
is. .lC-poo prominent o
the check he banker said to hlmze
“Do you wish the money on this
check?"
“hast so tell (who,
"Veli I tanks
dill. flowchart
I take the mono"
you really, used
"You Jyreail
“Yah. 1 tan
"Bu ,do the
mono asked the filZpker
- “Vell,,no...~i dost fiactly need him;
but i tank 1 take the“ mane" .
“Well." said the banker “If you
really want the monei. offourse I will
give it to you, but I thought it you
did not need it perhaps you might
open an account. and deposit
manned it "
and he said:. J :ZVsllmll you says my
machecks den open de account," and
Jingaccount was opened and pass book
check back handed to the new?”
Mir!
Dalian hour later a cloae‘frisnd on
cashiers window and presented a
check signed by his friend for the
full amount of the deposit. which was
in about an hour the Swede. appears
out. and, walking to the cashier's win
dow handed the. bani-(er his checlc
remark, J'J'JVJeiI
him any more."»
~ ”Awiiib swimsuits“
"i don‘t tank I needs
I
JJ when as; um was 4.4:
STATFORD. Aprl il.-.—:i.‘,he apt o-
bile win which was Deputy Signal
Charles W. Hendrle. of Stamford. a
man named Lockwoods andr another
Insure ho minuscule sire iii no
refreshed 1an some been lost
completely wrecking. the mdohine
throwmgt ouththe gfipants. Al-
.s unae y plot. they
escaped‘ withoatr'eeriousi ry After
receiving. treatment at. a octor‘ s of»
lice theysloft hero on a trol oy caI. ‘
W
CANTATA 70 as RIPEATID.
Shelley's cantata. From Death to
Life. will be repeated at the morning
service at the South Norwaik Baptist
Church tomorrow. by request of some
who were unable to hear it last Sunday
evening.J The sermon topic will be
mean Gestalt fiat»
is hold to air ntlily mes g north
Town :I or.
money, and then check against it as;1 c.
Thisksesmed assuring to the Swede. '
if
J was very a c'chaJJsJiully
OWQ‘ IMrJJ
Piano 80 o.
ductions. "
lrving.
Wes
Mind
The
at. Venice,
hine,
Class.
1 Stories of People.
a. Thorwaldsen,
I).
D
”Millie!“ .. .
Wil
Id. Frodsfl
e. William Tell,
«EdwaI-Jd Moriarty
Piano Jacky!»
thei Dykeman
EusyJ-je'oaI-io‘duss oi the Continent I"
p
Written Jbfi Ruth Weed
.7 Disc so.
.EJldit
Co ntree"
WWI Girl-wanna Neary.
iGsrdtail‘ Glide—Aldus
Composition—Measles,
British isles."
c A
Euroiztea‘limc Flags—
' Mamie Disesa, Lillie Schaub. oEmnIa
Gill. Julia Roach. Alice Ryan.
Alice Dennis, Mary Sherry.
Songs-«The Red. White and ‘Blue,
School.
Exhibits~Paper pulp.
Jth
.Jllsg'e d
grits the custody!
The heat Iday vats an appo-
tite is to cultivate”: ital? and on you
will have both an ”M's" and the
Wherewuhal to «mesh.
antic
ll 6
s sentvia till; {33:9} to It
with uofiiyid‘g them ”no leislltv
the wreck. ,JJ‘lIls was done chiefly
was no longer in their path god th at:
they need feel no more concern abbutqf
The soiled pilots have been helm
Watch fog the barge cyan
when the sinking
81: 000 The prize of the William and
the Robinson is a melt)-
considering the fact that salva'e off;
50 per cent of the value of the boat “me“
sisal “Militia.
three tugs which towed in the Albany: tivia agency,
will probably agree as to what sliar
of prize money they will claim.
A DAY iN EUROPE.
Pupils of'floom K. at Franklin School.
Render Program.
Alice Dennis
Composilgou~mnimsls of Europe."
3 , . .fiJoseph Sortes ’
Composltlon—"Bome European Prof
Campbell
Recitatiorhw‘fibories of Places. "
tar Abbey.
Ralph Leary.
German Folk Song—“The Sorlein,"
Daniel Gall.
Joseph Pesack.
Hans Christian Anderson,
Zipperer.
Great.
Nelson. Therianlt.
ittle Maids from
sauna flirl—-—Hazel Smith.
Spanish (link—Amy Tobey.
Scotch Girl—Edith Goodchild.
Turkish Girl—JKtheI-ine Wilson
ltalian Girl—Lillian King.
Swiss Girl-dean Vedas.
Anna Neary.
"All Antefi'lcan Girl's Trip Through the
Mputy‘dhariii and Others Hurled’ on ‘
tb el Dykernan.
h Milk Wagon.
duct maps, made by the pupils. pics
lures Scottish and Swiss scenery.
'"fii‘mtéid‘tahrgli‘i
every Epsom» nanny. cabins and ‘
aroductitidsgilmmmirmes J
u... . u... ... _Wm .. an... .
'to work
abolitionist
“ill.
assure {hilt libido Libs , sfifw
steamers ply» fizal: eepJJ "Jr"? I. J
an all, no: a - 4
ii! Nww Wanton that t. e dérelwt magi? “5319”!“
hard
or a meal
its thebo
I elp from
was valued Ii
0 town
good one,
s
owners of the;
‘ Nicholson.
sou rm 1:
present as fol-
~IJ
.i
ash-‘4‘
Paris, Thai
The (‘olloseumu
I
.l
l
.0
Council
.......A A -, Mfimwcwehsva; «
for the ,bu
read by Mami
"end
the
which will
Inn be In
The no
Mills.
day.
\
clay. and' pro-
- and from
4r tuck.
Aggmihm J price.
“331.5”. ""
(hr those a thrill g fro
inch and asked
in the» city which they may of“ able
in this he uses his
edge of human nature to the limit.
He knows that one man has a weak
nous toward people who have been.
ill with certain Jalinients. number may
he reached through saying that mile
has iuat got out of a hospital.
the men on this list
a 30“
via a certJtll
ha ‘ nfi‘f‘cetfinln
lc
down its good for a h‘cartalu
After making ’a i' “vise
boirder is said to 1-star» 10‘
Juaques‘ place and spend his monev.
he doesnt spend enough
blacklisted and need not expect any
Jacques Chen be
In this way it is Is
{on use has been giving food and J
abstai- to it contain class of men and
Of the Eagle
of thr Law Euior
league, said tbpt Jacques had a rea«
coping those men a
men as he Jdid, and he said he. kne J
“it is not charity.
it was
A ptoithableJ H'afteInoon was passed. what “J was“
by the can in Room K at the though" he said. Just what
Frpnltlin pc 1. iesterday. when a. he dld.n9t.fltl)'- I _
program en ti {1 A Day in Europe; “V
J CRESCENT HAT COMPANY. DANb
su av.
a—u—a
.CosnciJumn sugar M. Loser. wm Head
.New Company.
Edgar M. Loper is
the general Manager of a new hat man
motoring concern "which‘tvill start
in bus! ass in about a week.
the Crescent Hat
olhpany. The iJ
.» formerly occdp
D TV 'y‘ & Company, will
slness find is now
‘4'
ted up and equipped iJviih .alel
sary ‘machlner'y.
The company wlll run we front shbp
only. buying hats in
cilman Loner is a practical hi
or and expects to establish
be permanent.
ill be able to pokes
lory will
the citizen declined to subscribe stat!
lasJ Jinan rather panels poor...
J quot can all”!
I ti‘h!‘ dea‘r‘baity for a run
JJihgton. Ht iaIJfiJe is lJIundyi
'I‘ has {enshrinedJ' lthi c Jh’eaIJ-tsJ
countrymen "
"is he euthr on In “pour heart?"
WigUnaufired h‘e ‘cgipnel. JJ ‘
I, at Ilauxhtel' dale is on in Minneapolis ‘1 4.
this time until th
Augusti. every dealer of the" dopen- , fit. all I
Mosul" yariety will aim to get rid at his J - 4'
There will be no standard
Every dealer will sell at so
again no sees fit.
whubout this Detective;
who has been super-in
J tending the detective work necessary
. to gut evidence against Jacques. would
J have nothing to say whatever. Judge
the ram. Couav
{la has al~
ready secured a market for oil the!
be thoroughly
equipped with an IJIJpstordatn machinery.
and will turn out thirty dozen hate a’
Power will be furnished by an
electric motor. only the.bottor grades
of lists will be made. ~Danbury Newa.
W“
“a: my: otherness.
For many years old Col. Lee resided
In Ninth street, New York, near the
apubscfilhtion. But
wfiument to Mr.
1'- ii”.
versaliy becoming. and. their Dossihili.
ties in the way of shape are endless.
Dust doesn't harm them, neither does
water. so they are as good for auto-.
mobillng as in the tennis court But
have them cleaned once in a while. I
IThc broker and sleeves of an old-
I Julie roulard two are or tucked 'chliJJ
pd“: ion in the some shade.
Elfin é, There is no fulness Let the belt oI‘J
. .fi.
mob ‘t
know!
.v
over the ins of the unto-dale petti
coat; .giove‘ clasp; and elastic Jersey»
giant! it Jag suugJ as JJJit could possibly
It is too bad to abuse the fashion
for let, for it Is one of the prettiest
trimmings and decorations that we.4
ham had in a long time if women
would treat it cholcely, it would rev
main choice.
The girl with auburn hair is wear-i
lug gowns of gray to the enhance
most other beauty. Too often she
tries uto match her hair in her gown
and this is good. but the greys of the.
season are simply stunning and prove
a most agreeable change.
Now that the season for asparagus
is coming on again remember that if
you cook your asparagus with the
m, "0.: heads standing out of water the whole
‘leill be thoroughly cooked without the
heads becoming soft as is the (use
when immersed.
The fashion of receiving one's iutl
more friends in her boudoir has
brought. about a vogue ior's. special
type otgown which some would call
tea-gown. some negligee. The un
Intlated Would have to be taught.
The nat4..that is not mushroom in
shape is very, very scarce. J
Although the short sleeves are being
worn, they me not often seen on a
gown that is hlgh at the neck
it you want your linen frock to hang
fashionable. make it of the soft French
Chen. and if you buy It ready made.
gel the guarantee of the salesman that
it Is the same.
Jit is as edseutial that the but should
Mflmm to bring out the color of
the eyes as that the gown should be
selected with this in mind-perhaps
more so, forum hat is nearer to the
eyes-wthlsosason.
JWhen one reads that hats are cov-
‘arod width trailing vines and their
aim-om, lemnged most naturally she
muff. help feeling there is plenty of
room for them to "trail. "
The ponges waists. which come in
an c'o'lors. are sarong the most com-
i’ortd'ble garments the very small boy
yeuK
akin“ writer is. of course the ideal
water for bathing purposes,an this is
not always available says the Chicago
Tribune. 80 the next best thing to do
is to study the composition of the
water which one must use and, if as-
cessary, take the druggist into your
confidence, in order to get the neces»
str article with which to soften the
wet The Importance of having pro-
per water in Which to bathe is second
only to having pure water to Jurink.
.4 For the sake of health alone. the great-
est. care should be taken with the bath.
Try the bran bags in taking a
sponge bath some time and see If you
held
returns
id that.
mice
cement,
to- be
it will
Mann:
ry on"
bx» F
lease
ing ilt-
node”
4
lull;
heed
Hotel St“ fist“! remem- not k it w 1 u i
gofigfilfiil: aligns??? in gflafifl‘; bored by h dre dim worked! too 3% tdbl‘lvilh mile. a] “as get ng nto
5" “and? 5' za e his bright manner“ a 'happy. apt re- The woman VJ,“ "makes" so many
The Gladiators 4 ' marks. ”’3 the 9"“ When the “’9‘ miles a day will not be sure of getting
‘Aihl‘e Dennis its! for “"30““! an equestrian statue beaut thereby unless she ”makes' it
W3 stidn—Sparticus to th I." Washi an in U" Souai' all’l‘ risk Dace: all”!!! tOIarouse her
magma at Capua ”6‘09”?" hfifigim‘ J ntrust circulattdn; that‘slil 'ths' oblsct of the
“or“... I. i.::..I..:.II°»I..,..»; .. e‘rlh."°’fi"m¥€li%mml r so
a. A am or Paris Scene. ‘ ‘ an aw i s any hing
o. Venetian Market Girls. l 3 n h“ ””mm" a W" km“ 3'“ J—JJ-onl to make one tireIJi.
Mrfiuddlbg from Table
Talk: Ono-halt capital of sugar. one-
half captui bi hdtt‘el‘ one-half cupmi
of syrup, thred‘. eggs hasten separately
one pint of noun one pound of stewed
an JJthJralned pruneri,;1nc-haii. of aJ nut-
JJm J JJ teas as each of coves
iciniifi'm dhpgiim luleEé at“ ta,ste coca
hfik monumental or sods dillso'lv’ed in
t lttiisdnnk tramway any otfi‘cr
”W"
are lit
’l‘ljalfi
“finish
at orig. walls but mtg-Inn 1dr, my
y. Daria'. Alargeade. shotsweilasihsiiilnm
or embroidered so many pleasant aw“
» well with the somewhat low neck.
f‘;: M ‘3‘ I” “F? ms
- sir ; 4 I “I
J J . “Tuna“-Jt’
W
‘J' 1 J .ufifim
k
'"Msnlkfl an
anger » =
u)
"an e. if is the
S glwr
arenas».
no fullness at the rep has than tJhJailI
with even a few anthers? II
can find the duplicates of the utiful
buttons of unusual (indigo~ Mule you
may see on some handsom who: for
very likely they were Jo. at the
dressmaker' s or by some I: skilled at
enlbrolderlng, as well pit desigulng.
it doesn‘t seem hardly possible, hut
a newJ hat fifii
like a bee ire has an edg‘ all t 9
way around or flay roses anrflt l3 c
tually pretty. The flowar‘s make a
sort use downlnear the hair and about
the face. .4 a sort ribbon mammary
the braid at the other alde’andtils‘ loop-
ed under the brim in loops that fall
just back of the car ‘
manicuiist gets a better curve on the
flnmr nails is that she looks at them
from a different point of view from
unity which one can remedy by mani-
cuning her nails In front Jot a mirrJor
en from the New idea Woman 5 Maga-
nine; Scam half a‘ pint of milk; then
lukewarm add half a yeast cake dis
solved in two tablespooniuls oi: water.
and a lehs’poonful or salt: stir Into the
milk the white of one e g. wen beaten
and sudlc‘léni diabetic u‘r‘ to make a
batter. Beat and ’stisnd aside in s
Warm'plade' for two hours or until it
is«very light. then stir in more. flour.
working it carefully: turn Into a gross:
od pan, square. and allow to stand un:
til it rises: tdltopiei: pan: Bake JJono
hourin moderate and. ‘4 "
A dainty amino locket is made of
an embroider-“ed iiodiieln‘g' that is deep
enough to form leich sidedtoni. 14w:
the edges or the embroidery run from
the belt over the shoulders so they
face each other. leasing arspaoh that
Is tilled in with a close of the embroid-
ery running crosswise. «The sleeves
are also of the mbmidorlbhndvmayvbe
as deep us one chooses; though tot-the
elbow seems long enough, to compare
The. memoirs.) pump up; 19W
ao’ war-ll yahat one»! the best makers
handoutsmd is) bring ultra shoe than
is I low on the foot as
summons "M an the that oh» the
an.:klo¢in avaarrow otripmuitevhlgh and
Minsk] in place.at ate top by ribbons
which are brought around to the front
of thelegrand tied with a w.J . _ J
a home or (anemia the taming
on s mucosa frocks! thalamus allk: . I
Toudlie‘s brill rihé‘tei'ra outta shades
Which have tiy‘ returned to favor.
are seen rim gowns» well as hats.
The pongae' coat, ileum wtthI pounce
instead or satin Is a fashion much lik-
ed by redued dressers But probably
the newest- idea is .to. line all coats
with a contrasting cdlorg
A twoas JIM diet: amnion: from
the bare strike back overthe hair,
all the way instead of passing through
log a single ornament
if tan ormronae shoes are Worn with
a suit or. blue linen, then the guJilmle. isJ
of brown not.
Those who have begun again to. wear
dJaithygihifiesie have it laundered wlnhét
out std
A Merrtrlmmed hat of rails will
be liked by those who lenn towarJd the
coarse strain. ' ’ I I'
AJIpret'ty tJoIl'ch of color is introduced
laid the perigee gown by menus ofJ the;
Persian sets I ‘
Bonds are used for decoratingrthe
fetching miles of light weight being
used. for summci gnu us
Some Mills think that the feet“ do
not need 1‘“ bin gig if the rest of the
b 3" Ida iocely a vigorous mail
by twp .I mistake, day's wills
and shin heaps: part of the
hotlypone should ‘sit and rub the feet
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parts new life and vigor. Pleasant to
take. Bridge Pharmacy and F ii. Bax
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Do not J4JcheI-.Jiah any hover mill: 3°“ ‘
hlch I‘s shaped very much ,
from one aide directly“ passes through I
have his a
Sumner store?
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mosr' convenient stove ever made,
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4 to Its Jl'ilndy racks for iowelsJ
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aims; slimmed from oince of A. M
Wooster solicitor or patents Bridge-
port Conn;
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for Wilkins boxes I I
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Bridgeport. cover ring for valves
..H L. Jenkins. Bridgeport. lire hose
carrier.
‘ Christopher J. Lakc,J BIidgeporI.
aerial navigation. "
I., Moulthron. Bridgeport
switch.
F. E. Seeley, Biidgeport incandes-
cont lamp-socket. - ‘‘‘‘‘
it is said that one reason lIley the
that of the one being manicured. a diill- 1
This recipe for diabetic bread Is tuk- ‘
the We
it gives the two therappssrance oi new 4
C C iisatinJgs. New Haven. prism
telescope
in. L Hepburn
arm.
l M. C. Swezey.
learrler.
G. W. Hart. Hartford. switch.
i. H. SpenEer, Hartford. hydaulic
rotary pump.
W. M. Thayer
bailey grid.
A ll. Emery, staIJuJiord, testing ma-
chine.
J C. Liteg‘an, Stamrsrd pawl and
ratchet mechanism.
IE. 8. Stone. New Britain. padlock.
4C» »E. Mitchell. NewYBrltaln. scmw
driver.
it. B. Brlstoi Waterbury, retoiiling
instrument.
:.I’: Duphlney,J Waterbury,
holder. ,5 ..
W A Holden Ansoula buckle.
H A. Palmer, Meridcn. three pa-
tentsfi. Detachable blister for metal
(is
“Jed. .RocheJ Terryvllle, push pin com
binatlon-lock
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New Haven, lire
West Haven; cash
Hartford. storage-
cigar
lock for troop gm
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CHICAGO. April ‘.17+.-‘»J. Emmet a
dude prominent meow: player, is
dead here. Die playéd Marinas and
left field in the your; City mam of
Rockferd‘dn. 431808. ”J” ii'nd 187d: ‘Hsrr'y
' Wright 100k A5 Gr Splldlns‘: Ross
Barnes and Gone to division where all
three contributed totthJe brilliant. repu
tailed olden that tedih endeared 101
years. Cone. soon .retired from the
game .and- recurred .to this. city. where
tor years he. machinist Iowa howl.-
L.Feley dimples " has is 4a sale-
4“ {m M results and)!!!
Madam e the lungs
and Wdevalou IlMQt ilnlonia. {triad
coon wrigh- as one IV as
the to tKnew: poisonous Tar.
which contains no hennfal drugs.
»Bridge Fharmucy »JJand 4F. :H. IJlax;
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[Wk—JPN d t'h of
lingo ' Worse? ss Jamie mpfgger or
this on any“ Orchestra, and
well-khan Fenghout the musical
lynrld oi- the country. Was announced
yesterday Mr: Comes w‘as connected
with Boston' s great musical organiza-
Ii n almost from its nice flea and in
dillon has been solid in the man-
agement of many musical celebrities.
lie was 55 years old, and leaves a
widow.
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PJJGR. WHITE RISJIUNJJS EDITOficSHlP.
W. A. White” ,Jsz inimfi as l6~
signed the edito 6 nwich
investigator, Those 63.1“?va
White are not surprs or the
course of theirs 1m «batman
distasteful thick. fluoridation? of
aility and practical training. Mr.
White. when seen '3 s afternoon, did
not discuss hls wit rawal, but inti-
mated that his own littlep soar. Inc
Free Lance. Is to rewrite publication,
enlarged to ill or to pages.
W
l't a a nllghty mom grocer who puts
a screen over his apple barrels.
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