ii 4 r.
‘ The bands that bound loan unhapa
ly married couples were burst by as
- y dimccshgroutad'.’hy°.l‘udgo Hi .Fi
. urtis, of the superior court yesterday;
a, here were seven. cases on the short
‘ ‘- or lMutythi-eeof them wore
. lo lover; . c".
9 Mind ldelosv. who 'iilnortldod
word Eldrige flaldwip, of unins-
n in May, isomfidut‘ed Keg? decree
3y reason of int ‘ persons. .‘The case
‘i ill rled a week ago and chutlnued
. , unite cvidopcea regards,» the
. .. ri ligllleblis of who do endear. which
‘roe roduced by Attorney Dillbn.. The
olhlft was also allowed to reaumeher
Walden unino. ' ' ‘; "
Mn. Kinder Granted Decree.
Forcstlnu ll’lkp Kinder not; Bridget
rt. was grassed o decreefnoxu Feed;
,ick W. Kiu‘ *‘l-‘I an‘ All tint street.
ridgeport plumber; oni tho‘xroond‘oi
fidelity. Airs. Emma Hudson. being
amed as the affinity ol'lilefdafendant.
he husband of Mrs. Hudson secured
'dl’i‘iomo automatons M the Aspme‘
, duct some tir’ne ago. It’i‘hereai teeth
‘ try in this (ills? was by Fred H. Nichl
5. He testified that he waslllvlng at
3 5 Foirileld avenue several. years
‘ or“ and Mrs! Hudson had a room in
. so (little. ' ‘ ‘ ’
it Heisubposed that Mrs. Hudson was
a. gross widow. and wes.eh0cked one
fitlnday morning to and Kinder in her
, m. Kindrgrebbod his clothes and
, reused int e book yeard, although It.
was snowing. showtime. Theidlndors
were married in February. 1895.
’ "bonus in TWo’M‘on'fh‘e.
_ Harriet M'. Mondhdnfo‘f Bridgeport?
gsvho was married to Edward E. Mona.-
.‘han at St. Augustine's‘oburch In March
31903. was granted a divorce from Ed
sword who deserted her on June of the
same year. after two months of mar-
;tlod life. At the time other morriogc.
'her husband was working at the Loco
mobile company. (in thc first of June,
the husband told his,wite that. he was
"oing to Philadelphia to look for a
gob. Thai is the last tiinc her husband
whine near her. later a baby was
born to her. but she has supported her-
iself since she was dcscricd She knew
that her husbaudvhnd beenl In the city.
(tor she saw him one night in the com»
épauy of another. Her husband had
{written her about the divorce. and ask-
léd lobe informed about it. The letter
”was produced in evidence. -
Deeertion Proven.
Eugene F. Hilllkor, of Derby. was
zranted a decree of divorcc from Jun
nle ‘A. Hliiiker on the ground of descr-
tlon. According to the story or the
plaintiff his married life was liilcd with
clouds of suspicion. thu be mar
tied the defendant in Aprii,.liiilli. the
bride was looked upon as one or the
”phenols of the town. and she had lots
of admirers. it seems that shc never
dropped her admirers alter ilcr mar-
riage. She used to receive letters from
them addressed to Jennie A. Spraks.
The letters were produced in court as
evidence. One of her admirers wont
to the extent of borrowing $10 from
her. The husband discovered thc lct'
tiers and the deception at tho sulnc
time. _A few days later his wifc desert.
ed. He heard indirectly from hcr that
Iihe was In Seattle. A lawycr wmic
him If he would allow her to obtain a
divorce on the ground of cruelty. lie
never replied.
New TELEPHONE eueecnisess.
”-—
Llet of instruments, instilled in This
Division Recently.
‘Following is a list of new subscrib-
ells which have been installed since
the issuing of the last list. .(tm this
out and pasie in the back or your di~
rotatory: ‘
’Siibecriber. Tel. No.
Brown. G. (3..
Wilton. Conn. .............. 387-?)
Century \‘i'aterprtmllng (‘o..
”Seoview Aux. E. N. ...... litlls‘
Comotook. isnbci, Mrs,
II Molt Ave. ............... 915-2
Concord School.
"Gdncdrd St .................. 1092
Folsom, Samuel ll.
.. ling. (loan. ...‘ ........... lino-i2
‘k. In I at 1’0 cs.
my andfillaymond Bis. ms
We, ’8. ‘H. ‘V..‘illev..
”Franklin Ave. .. .......... slim
l'lobler. George.
416 Perry Ave. N. ........... 297-14
Hotel Belmont.
iBIl'Mrdod Ave. ............ 902
Boredom Dr.. '
“to map Main St. ......... ion;
VI .. ‘
viliilrouton in. ............... :ink
locker. Cheater. .
12 Merwin Bi. ............ lOiil-Il
Mott. annual.
Rowoyton. Colin. ............1080
”Sullivan, John,
‘rtiliMonio at. N. ............. 2b”
”130“” h-v 1
Osborne Ave ......... tin-Ii
m son, Moxuntior.
9 ‘ one start. ............. innit-r
“but. lildwln l... 1
Iloweyion Ava. it. rot-:i
ire. rack I... «
<-, It” orwnlk .............. rill-i2
dun"! l’.,
diatom“; “Ave. ............. I 77
1 e. ‘0;
St. N. ..... . ....... ill 2
red C»
the. N. .......... ... “HMS
. “triumph.
unity Ave. ............... mu
' ; pigmeosiue'rian tsoumv csue.
lg; ‘ . "0 Men’s Christian luduivy Club
- new video. "at the South Norwalk
1 ‘ntloooilt‘llnimi the subject
', .,vl$’uoidontdhl intervention» . in
.. . slime Mel hill Strike."
on will onion oyidohn
~_ ' ’ u All men obscure inter-
‘ , in the discussion at such vital
l . . are invited to meet with via:
my do o‘clock.» “An-opportunitytlu
to "whom prurient to partial
' illit discussloh. ,
z
W . ' .
. cob h..figliiin.:otifir
'the United States; having been admit-
,hear eases Must
Itended by President 'l‘utt. Speaker
- , York: F. l)» Damon. city; A. ll. la
prolong sparrow” .
mi“ iy on" Hilltop"...
0 Apr tbs-ole-
, “rt.“wiu layin‘
Washington attending the sessions Vol
the convention of independent Ordor“
of 13’”! fi'l‘llll of which he is vice pmi
lgengmppofli‘ed today before the homo
t o pitted States Court oi claims on
was admitud to practice. His admins
slon was moved by Attorney Matthew,
one rmrytortnorly «of Bridgeport.
‘now 1practicing law in the District of
Cdiumbl i ' V v -
”fore supreme Court.
“Mr. listen now one eligible no
practicedbofore the Supreme court of
Hie Annual
O'Irligt,
A
tod whilednflloahlnuton this week.
"The Unitddlatatbp Court of claims.
before which'ho appeared today. is the
only court in'ihe not on established to.
6 United States.
it has no circuits and all procedure
against the national government must
be brought before Its bur.
“ . Mr. Klein Congratulated. .
Considerable distinction is attached
to admission to the practice of these
twolhaus. the highest in the country.
and “Mr; Klein was congratulated upon
ills successful application and ocean
Lance. . ‘
Mr. Klein was one of the nests of
honor. at a dinner given by. t a .B'nol
Brith Tuesday evening which was at-
"Canuon. Ambassador Bryce and other
distinguished personagcs. '
ii. &~N. . ‘
«Mrs. George Fowler, of Norotou
Heights. is suffering from rheumatism.
~ The last pleating of the season, of
The Brotherhood, was held Thursday
evon’ingla the Congregations] (.‘hureh.
it was ladlos' night. A large number
heard the address of Rev. Charlcs W.
Shelton. D. 1)., on "The Church and the
City." Music. and rcfrcshmonts were
enjoyed. - ,.
The residence of Leland Slovene. sit-
uated poor the Turnpike. about miti-
way betvveon Norotou and lint-Ion.
caught tire Thursday. shortly nitcr
noon. The entire front and root of
firehouse worc burned badly. The
prompt assistance of Voiuntccr limit
and Ladder Company of Noroion and
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company, of
llaricn saved tbc dwclling from total
ions . The house. a two-story building.
was occupied by no om- bui Mr. Sicvv
one, who is an cldcriy man. 'i‘iw ori-
gin of the tire is not known. .
There were two real rstaic sales In t
llurlcyn. last weekms follows: lluwcs,
Evelyn. io John Tyler. Chestnut sircci.
Sikes, Jennie V. to l. 0. Gregory, ’l‘o'
kcncke. 'i‘hc mortgages recprtlcd
amounicd to 346.750. For the lust wcck :
In March. 1909. thcre were six sales of l
land and mortgages of 817.212. ‘
MAKIN
0 LONG HIKE.
.--'r'--t '
EmIIcTherioult «Mammal Stops in‘
This City on le l New Vork.
Emile 'l‘hcrlanit.of ontreni. '(‘nn .
ads. who has gained ootrsidcrublc l
knowlcdgc of places in .\‘cw Erminntl
ihrough pedestrian feats was In this
city Thursday afwrnoon on his way
from Willimantic to New York.
On Long Tramp.
’l‘bcrianlt Is a printer by irmlc. and
Was at work for La Prcssc. in Mon-
trcnl. when he look up a wnucr that lic 1
could walk from Monlrcal in San Fran
cisco. With a follow printer he 1ch
Montreal with no money. They occur»
Oil their night's lodging and mcals by
collections from people who wcrc will-
Iug to help them along. The young
men sang various solcctlons in order
to attract the pcoplo'e aticutlon to
ihcir foal.
thn they arrived at Willimuniic.
'i‘hcriuult's partner was takcn scrlouk»
ly in with hemorrhages and was in a
critical condition for some tlmc. This
cuiisod Tllcrinult to give up his walks
in; ambition. llc lorutrd in that city
for scvcrai months. pnnsinu the wintcr
their working at his trade.
Taken to Road Again.
Monday with the line wonthcr cou-
dltion the old Wanderlust fcvcr cann-
ovcr Theriault and he left Wlillmaniic
on foot for Now York. i‘ic arrived in
this city Thursday morning and left In
tho aftcrnoon on his way. No cnioyu
Immcuscly tho pit-usurcs uttnchcd to
walking and says that. it Is srcat rum“.
in order so not. enouitb moncy for his
lodging and board he docs various jobs
which he can socurc on Iln- way.
THE SOUND GLIEP OF GOOD
HIALTH.
Thc restorative power of sound
sloop can not be over usiiruutcd and
any ailment. that prevents It in a men-
aco to health. J. la. soothers. icon
(ii-ire. Win. soya:-—“F‘or a long limo
lulllVGibOOll unable to sleep soundly
nights. because of pains scrim my
book and soreness of my kidneys. My
appetite was very poor and my miner.
oi condition was much run down. i
have been. taking Riley‘s Kidney Pills
but cohort than and now sleep on
sound as a rock. i out and enioy my
moals.-snd my scam-st condition is
woolly improved. i can honestly rec-
ommend li‘nlny‘u Kidney Pills (til i
know thcy huvc cured inc.” The
Bridge Pharmacy. ”
. ..... T... ..... ..........,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
. Mehnkemowituv, Francis (slay Mor-
on. Ii. iii. New York: ll. ii. lioynoidu.
New iinvon; W. it. ll‘ui'il, \ii'utcrburw;
(3.16. Monroe. W. l". Kenny. Now
Moritz 1.. it. iiuritmtt. W. s. Ilurlbuil.
Wilton: A. P. Maurine. Now liavon;
(l. .(l. i’hililpe..ic. J. Chapman. New
for. tieorgo 'l‘. McKay. ii. Mayo son.
New York: W. .i. Driscoll. Huston: ti.
NI. "Cull". N5“ Yurk; ‘1. Al lilllll)‘,
Hartford; icdwln House. New York.
Him-til PAY FOR JUN“.
WASHINGTON. April lip-Leonid!
t».
lawyers Milli! soul appeared when t
downstate the bovine outnuilttec on the ~
riudlciary to urge the continuities to.
rslsotlie eateries omit toderol judges. .
The uncommon to to Increase the sol ’
urine of circuit lodges in ”0.000 and of .
district.- iudgoa to ”than. Thu hill will
affect Judge-clones of New Minion.
.mwum- dintiuaorinorldon. it will
musbiy be iiuvorsbly married to the
hon».
h
1 connecvieursics m “MINE! or
m
recourse. ,
wasnxlvo’ros. April 9.—-The United
'fdlotes“lloqloxionl durvey hes just ilk
wild: ii. bulletin. ehfltied "‘Eoonomic
Geology o! the Foldepar Dena-its of
the Upliedfhtstea.“ which “conteips‘uli
the available practical iniormotion
concerninrthe commercial teidenor do»
posits or the country by states. and
Which lives a doe lotion of «the . va-
rious quarries in op ration.
Thoreeetion relating to Connecticut
is” hollows: "For many years Corr
neotlcut has ranked-among the most
important or the feldspar produolus
states. and In 1908 it stood first in the
value of thy feidsppr produced. in that
yesrifoidsper was obtained from eight
quarriesuell ot‘thom near Connecticut
river to Middiesex county and in the
southern part of Hartfdrd county.
There are three feldspar mills in the
state, twoat South Glastonbury and
choral White Rookspndar Middletown.
Much of tho feldspar. however. In
around outside of the slate, at Trenton
and other pottnry centers.
"Thegoolonlcui relations oi‘ the do
posits arc nor fully known. but all are
typical granite pcgmntites and are bo-
lievcd to be intrusive in the bordering
rocks. The Connecticut valley polo
rustling that arc worked occur mm the
borders of large areas of granite gnulss
mapped by the Connecticut Geological
and Natural History Survey on Glas-
tonbury granite gncius and liadrinm
granite gnuiss. it is highly prdbablo
that they arc connected with one or
both. of thcsc in origin. in Connecib
cut, as in other states. most or the [tea-
inntitc inassos arc morc or less ions-
shnpcd and their longest diameter is.
as a rule, parallel or nearly parallel
with the trend of thc bordering rocks.
In at least oucoplncc, howovcr. the
pcmuatitc is a vertical dikelikc muss
culling sharply across the iollailon of
tho enclosing groulic gnciss.
“Tho form and sizc of tho unnrrics
vary greatly. All are opcn pits. and
tho. largest onu. iin- Howe quarry, two
miles south of Glastonbury, hos a
length of uboui bilil‘fi‘iiii, nu uvcrusc
width of 100 foot, find a maximum
depth of 50 foot. From those dimcn-
alone the openings range downward in
nine to more prospect. pills. The (old
spar from all lbosc dcposiis is Wlllll.’
to ('l‘l’iilll colored potash fcldsimr ticli
coiuly intcrgrown with varying but
minor appoints of soda feldspar. links
on of pure feldspar morc than two to
ibrcc firct across ucldom occur. and
, most of the material «married in oilin-
cr it nruphlc or an irregular inicr
growth of'qunriz and feldspar. l-‘rmu
most of tho quarries only ono urmlc is
uhlppcd. which ranks connnou'clnlly us
No. 2. or “Standard." Quail: «loos not
occur in commercial qunniltlck at most
ol' the feldspar qunrrlcs. and none .ln
shippcd. Tho minrryiim procckscs pr.-
lhoac commonly oinpluycd clscn'iwrc
"lt‘oldspnr has llccn (lilfll’l'll'll at a
nilmbcr of plant's In iln: wcslcrn part
. or the static-win Michilcid. Ncu- linvcn
. and l’uirilcld (‘illillllnii~»alltl u lf‘lilrilllli‘
mill was "IN‘Nlll‘fl ui (llcnvilic in Fair-
ilcltl count), Microclinc iclrispar of
aood quality tor pollcry ulnnufncturc
occurs assorlulcd with nuurlx in lbc
quartz quarry of ilic llrldxvport Wood
Finishing company. near Souihford.
New llnrcn county. hut in not snrod in
the mining."
'l‘hcn foilown u dcscrlpilun. in detail.
of the various onnrrics in t'onnwticnt.
The following arc tln- duarrlcs do
scribcd: Roaring llmok quarry. Rani
Glastonbury quarry. .iohn t". Winnie
quarry and llowc quarry. all in Gina
tonbury; liturcka Mining and Unfit“
Inn company's qtutrry. at Middle lind
dam; llsddam Ncck qunrry; Consoli-
doicd l‘i‘ldapiir mmpdny‘s quarry. at
White Rocks. ncnr hiiddlcimvn; Rit‘co
Ilde onun’y, at tho suuw plncc; An
drown quarry and Eureka l‘cltispar
quarry ui Portland llllil Soutbford uuur
ry. oi Bouibfnrd.
Most of ihc product of tin-kc dual"
rice is shippcrii to Trcntou. .\‘cv Jor-
scy, but thcrc are two mills in South
Glastonbury, which grind tbc fcidapar
for connncrcinl duo. the John t‘. “'llll’"
do noldspiir mill and tho ilowc mill.
The {tumor has a capacity oi in ions
In i’.’ hours. and tho lnitcr 27
1‘." hours. Most of tho ground feldspar
from those two mills is used In glass
mauufaciurc nnd cnnmcl \varc.
Tho Howe quarry In tho inrunsl In
tho stair and also ibc Illdcsl. having
lwcu wot-km! for ovcr in yours, it is
opcrniod by Louis W. limvc. oi ilius
iunlmry, and tho rcpnri Mlllll'il that
there is nvrry rcuson to lmlicvc that
this quarry will but iw i'kllllultli‘il for
nntny ycnrs to conic. ilumc of tho quar-
rlcs dcscribcd by tho wrltcr oi tin-
pampblcl liavc lll‘f'll nhnmloucil, but ll
bi llllllllllli‘il tliui scvcrul of ihcni could
still lw worked with prom
ROOOIIVILT AND THE FREE MAo
' BOND.
R'oyoliet end Commie Prue Criticixll
Hie'Acie.
PAMH. April 9. with. llonscvoll‘a rc-
wption of Fun- Min-oin- during his
stay In Rome hes calico forth criit
clsm from a portion of tho Royallai
and Catholic press. The tlnulols says
that tho int-Mont juniilcs Iiic precau-
tions ndopicii In tho Vatican for it In-
dicotok that Mr. llrmm-voit probably
would have rcccivod Ibo Mllilllili after
his ontiicnrc with lhc pnpc bud Hiii‘ll
no iiinllunou ialtcn pisoc. "iiauelua
from tho Vatican to the Muosnic
chiefs as It with tho npprntmtlmi of
tho vorclan ponii."
T o lilulsir accuses Mr. Ramon-it of
h’l‘Mkllll thc voilitt‘nln'c of n disap-
poloiod tourist and pantohi ‘an no
grateful money. “by. items m be-
MAM idol of Memory." The port
foliovvs it long and violently wor ml
stuck with o special dispatch from
Vienna in which the claim la mode
that ilic mvor‘omcoi there has udopb
mi extraordinary promotions to pro-
Vent Mr. lithium-It making "broskfi.
similar to those which is- made In
dunno.
mods... . . W .. on
There is no cough medicine so pupil:
ler as ltoieyo Honey and Tar. it new
or falls to cure cousins. mills. crush
and bronchitis. ’l‘iu- ltriiimc i'iiurz
umcy. "
“ w-b—M
.\ umu can really not on ioicu ii in»
Willis in do penicillin [or to: uiiilil
it a good Minty goes ilh It.
a
tons in y
I
1 um.
rarv
RDA APIL 9. 191°,
' ‘ i
i
of every kind-trod"! how. pie
“ye“ 'VOOd shallow“ homer
intended to gweperlmnenlihelter;
are most eatisleciorily and moat
economically made at fancies
mode with “
Such building, when once made.
last forever, and as long on they
lest they are unbumeble. When
the wood outbuilding is rotting
.“dowo. your concrete structural:
toe good as new. Maltee a grain
'llouee rat proof, for concrete con-
struction line no cracks. holes, etc.,
to harbor vermin, and they can't
climb up it or gnaw through it.
uniformly 10% no
5'0““ in ”It Elli“
Who! we know ohout this content. you
ought to know. too, before you build.
Raymond Bros.
South Norwaik.
COMET SEEN WITH NAKED EYE.
Si. Lowe Man Gets Glimpse oi Hol-
iey‘e Wanderer. Before Sunrise.
Si LOWS. Mu April il~»~liniicy'k
comet was soon “ilh iiw nnkcd cyc
curly Thursday in Marion A
(it this viii iic ,.;
asscri n vicu u: this t'illlll‘i
invvyi'r.
llli‘ iirsl prrunn in
Without
llw aid ill .i li‘.',~i‘Il|lt‘ siilt'v silt'i'llf)‘
iiw yours .iiin. ‘ill"i\ ll i-nIri Iiw last
Vi: ii. lic \tc‘vmt :l.v lill‘limlr sky um:
dc il from ill .lnni of his lmuic. im-
iucou .3. l.'- and will a [it
it could lu- .ccn cicnriy m a point
a liliic In lli- will!) of Whi‘il‘ iiic Min
Harri. :nul l-mlu-d :ilililll tiu- N‘lli‘ and
alinusl illc vulgar of it ”my hump
‘ 'l‘hc coin: i. bc said. "was tnrllnmi ,
at no niiplu- mi about I?» ilwcim-s umi.
IMilillI‘ll In ibc dirccilon oi llll‘ point
Wilcrc the sun rises above the horizon .
at this tinn- oi thc war It Is whitc inl
color, ltmllilil: inm‘c Illtc a snmil streak.
in tho sky than a star or n ncvv moon '
-~ but one ricplly dollnmi. It “as In‘
vicw about vwcnty minutcs from incl
llllli‘ l lino obscrvcd it. As ihc soul
t‘amc noon-cl ilic lnnlsuu and tho cast: :
em sky linbicd up. ii faded away grad:
nails." ;
I Obeerved in Cape Town. l
’ i‘Ai‘E TOWN. April 9.1+ Thc Ollm‘l‘\‘~l
story itcrv eighty-d iiallcv's coon-i
Thursday in: tho first liinn sllii‘i- itufi
passing of llli’ sun.
M...” l
WATCH FOR THE COMET.
'i’hc licd Mason of tho sky. Watch.
iln‘ i‘llililli'li iurmlriiiu coughs until,
zl'ililtl. i‘ni'cful mothers lump Folcy’a
Hunt-i and TM in thc bousc It is
,lln- heel and output prrvcniion niul
.t'ut'c for H‘UUII \vlu‘ru tbc XINKI is ur»,
mom illlil inuncdlmc wllcf is n \iiul nv
.ccsslix. i‘nniulnu llu uptalcs or harm
it” ill'liitri llrfumv suimiiitiivk, 'l'lic
lll'illxi- l'hmiuacv “*
M lw~lb~~fl
NATURALIZATlON FAPERS CAN.
CELLED.
t‘lill‘Atlii, April it -»'l'iw uniurnlixn
iinn pupcrs of "t.'ount“ Nlriiolns.
Winsom- rinsinc do Toulouse lloutroc.
nllnn “l'rincc” Nirlmlnu i-lnviuv. worl-
cnncolb-d. ‘i'hulsduy. by Julian K. M
handle. in itw l‘nili-il Hiatus llliill'll’l
f‘ouri.
A. a unmcqncuro the "Count” will
no longcr Iw bcmlmt by American our
boundary» in I~.‘urupc should hc animal
to them on an Anwricuv cliioen for
protection against itu- Enmpcon no»
llcc Thc naturalization papers were
loonctl on April :37, llillii. by Judie flilr
lions In Ihc t'lrcult t‘onrt.
lstuirm "iruniincmi Ibo czar of line
sis" and ll“lll'i' ho had tic-en in In"
i’nlicd Hllilrn tlvc work no rmpiircd
by the noiuraiiratinn laws. The poll-
crniucni rlmiucss bc hull In-cn horn loss
than lit-u» Hunts mid that warty rvcry»
llililfl luv Muni' in was notruc
'i‘iw "(‘milti" now In in custody nl
Amwcrp. liclaium, pcunllns cxtrmiuion
pnwuodtnns on behalf of tiw norms»
turn! of Iiiunnmk. win-re ho is wanted
for ninaluina ninncy on fraudulent
clwcltp.
w... «new. «we
MR CLINTON ROIINOON'I MN.
. MON.
. noun Koso, hunt a. ..... sir t‘llntod
phloem: has returned here from a
sites the Philippines. where he went
invest to p ponibliily oi crud»
ugh in in t 9 north at Luzon is»
a . which point would be 24 ltours'
ill! from lions [long Sir Clinton
Robinson recently severed his connec-
{lion with t c tram we,» work in ion-
,llon in. Will it ho Md been cum
‘siucc ho oval in that ri y from nmcrt
rs iii yoeirieneo. and ii so sold‘tti the
iimoihni or was itimnl to visit nu-
d‘billmil‘nvu In Harry out n moiidcniiai
mansion lei 'llQ torsion nusuclal hone?
of earlier Brothers.
in H and enjoy himself.
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if iiiiiiiiii n
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Too much embroidery on tailored
waists detracts from the severe style
which is part of their charm.
. A little ruins of lace let “along the
ease of the l'ronnt‘ ploitod nfrili odds
considerably to the dointiness ot‘the
simple waist. ‘ ‘
All who would become proficient In
any kind or work must provide them-
selvcs with proper tools to work with.
Nobody cvcr did his or her best work
with ‘poor utensils. This applies t0
embroidery and to carpentry alike.
Th0» Opera bag of irlsh crochet 0 or.
a rich lining is a handsome additou
to ibc lnulinue toilet. ‘ .
To look largely on the saddest! of
one’s life is to make assay, In tho
illll‘lmuss. or the wings that shsii.ono
tiny onnbit- us to soar high ubovc this
sadncsssmhiaeterllnck. ‘
l'lit-l‘c is no dalntler foot covering
for the baby than the tiny embroid-
ered pinup slippers. .
We all know that the low books are
cmui’orlnblo and npproprlaic for young
Hills in summer and for house and
evening Whitl‘. but there tire ibosc who
ilucsllon both iin- taste slid the win-
dom of appearing on the siren-ts at all
hours of the day and all seasons of” tho
year with the throat and neck unpro
looted. ‘
llc surc to have the siccve of your
tnliorcd suit long enough. Nothing Is
morc uncomfortable than a coat sleeve
that polls from the shoulder or slides
up tbc arm exposing unduly thc wrist
and arm. ‘
if you put tin.- embroidory on the
dainty ruffle tilctiichnulcii or under-
wciir. winch can be renamed and corn-
ullly labndered. rather than subjected
to the not too light. touch of thc laun»
dress. tho wholc snrmcnt will be in
lwitcr condition at tho cud of a given
linur than would otherwise bc the case.
A somewhat bold and heavy «mot-oi.
licry design stumis out upon cross
barred dimliy for underwear, better
than tbc light. dainty ones. The dc
sign should not no intrlcutc our own
claitoralc, to he most offectivv.
'l‘bcrc must be on thin nccks or
arms. flai chests, nor narrow shoul-
tll'l‘l‘l this Slimlill’l‘“~lllt‘l‘i‘foi‘t? the thin
girl is u-ry busy with I'lrcalhinn ck-
muses. outdoor walks and invigorat-
ing cxvvcisc. She is also cxircmi-iy
cut-cful about hcr diet. unis freely (but
not indnlircniiyl of swccle, ccrcaln and
all inc irosh vcuctnblos. besides drink-
ing nil tho milk she can not. in this
any Hllt‘ hows any may rcnsunnbly on
port in round out iiw hollows and no
in- rcpnid for all her trouble.
An nppcilzing wmfio s‘crvc crcnmotl .
chickcn is to plncc ii in crcnm pull
«have which no first hcatct‘l in the
ni‘t'll
ll Is not a disadvantage to havcihc
scmnd color ruiml in atxbnns and
such articles when.» one works in man-
ogram or insignia in a color contradi-
inp, with Mic back around; nnd'whcn
this is lilo canc, llic second color can
l.c joins-d wlill n loop. thus climinzitina
iyim.
Hut and lull pins in ibc prciiy m
polisec brass nmk arc urn-ma tin- nov-
“llli‘cl illni arc nmllm: iavor as small
gills
(lysicr sunriwiclu-s from ”W limnc
‘Ncmllcuuik Mngasinc: Fry ibc oys-
lv-rk as usual; ilIcli chop ihcm lino
. :Illll milieu-n Mill luriarc snow t‘ovv
or with a crisp lcitnrr- lost and lay bc—
iwcrn illin slim-s of Ivrciitl.
Sir-iit'iillni; sci-Ins in lllfli‘ nmic of its
|il‘i‘nlllll'. This in wcll. for it is not
«ilillruli, it is nppmpriuic for mom
iirilcii-s of didcrcni character. and is
hlnbly decorative
’l‘bc catn‘mc clinic at which many
of rim largo. sailors are worn sunsceil
ihu season it maple of yours ago or
no wbcn to sec at hot pieced at a
nonunl plant was a rare occurrcnm-
Bronzc is duo of thc prciticsi straws
on which to drape the Persian scurfe
so much used by tho mililncrs lble
l‘flnflllll
.\‘ni only lhv crowns and brittle of
hats arc \’i'llt'il with lacc, but ihc flow-
era that form ihc cnlirc crown arc of~
lcu scan only through u vcil of plain
or tiunrmi pct
liol ihocso mtndwiclws scrvcd with
n prom: salad innkc tut nrccpiablc sup.
pcr dish. To nmkn tbc sandwiches.
put a laicr of nrutcd vlu'i‘nr bciwrcn
slums of imiwr’k broad and brown both
. ultlcs of tho sandwich In melted butter
tor oilw oil.
A form «if Hutch rullur which in liilil
In sinnic bav plans, with a tiny bit
or cnituvildcry on cut-h onc, Is both now
and attractive.
if ovvncrs of ticllrnic poitllmmtcd
rhino undcrsimd that strong soups
uurc nway and ilcuiloncd tlwpoid dc
nominal. llioy would our only purc.
dolicnto soup (and not much or limit
in cleansing Ii.
l.itmcrlc Russian coats with bands
of wlorcil cmbroldcry arc promlood
for sunnncr. appearing with skirts of
like inotcrinl. or thcy may ha of sheer“
lawn and worn orcr skirts of the
heavier duck and lincn.
Two invitation of modorntc Iunolh
”It"? “Wk in imlicr than onc long
one; capccluili is this true if one iii
nrrnuniup the hair coronal fashion.
bringing ilw hcnvicr part of the two
topuilior in form the wide braid in
from and t'iimilliiu the ihlmwr cud» at
tho liili'k.
ivon thc bronki’nsl int-km is cut
ltussl n. its side mlcnlns bcnm nint'lc,
linil‘y till a trill of dainty mnbtnidcrv.
l lily utohmidury, iwcousc i think this
«trio of finish in bciicr lllit‘ll for this
particular mun-pi than loco.
Tim new otm'kinl ilsrnor which can
be implicit in any schfln machine will
ho a boon to the woman with ilmltcd
purer who llltmt to trend line hosiery.
for with it those dreadful places where
stitches borr- ruu down are as coolly
mention as heels tint are mainly
worn out. The only trick in making
is nice darn in to use in line thread. ,
Nut meets put through the dillinlf
ore much more pleasingly handled in
s Mild thou the whole fossil: are.
m ‘—
Imum W
«are the mm WNW Was the
Doctor hlmeclt com the luck that will.
Failed him in loin-o flufchovlbflohlo tool.
u so you try our method. on! luv-op
o i lilo boil a M ”or?!
killer in the lions". cozl lot.
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FOR SALE
This is the Range of a High
Civilization:
“Scientific
.COuvchicnl
Economical
Perfectly modi-
lln‘udsnmc
\l’cll-provcrl
Reasonable in price.
All other good Range qualities
of which you may think, belong
this list.
llY
Horace R. Nash. cor. North Main and West Sis.
MOVING PICTURE ARTISTS AR-
REBTED.
i‘()l.l.iNSVll.l.l€. April Ii.-llmlcr
llli‘ law which compels the managers
of moving pictnrc onicrtainnlonts l0
sccurp approval by ”10 slain politic. of
their booths. ninchlncs and exhibition
hall. .-\. E. Brecklnridgo, of Meriden.
thc owncr. and Walter l‘itzGcrsid. his
operator, wcrc arrested Thursday
night by two utaic. oflici-rs. Each
gave bonds for a hearing next Wednes-
day. The claim is that. the machine.
booth holding the iilllt'hlllti and the
hull list-if werc not in conwlihnco
with the» requirements. and that thc‘
cnlcrtninlnent bcgnn without otiicial
sanction. Aficr tho. first picture had
bccu shown thc men were informed
of tin-3r arrcsi.
lIIl [impel
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Raision Shoes are the best fit-
ting sh s in tbe world-«made
on forfl‘glmulded lasts—«every
curve of your font, every mound,
every hollow is represented
in the lam. That's .
why Ralston slices '
need no
“breaking
Stole 3 I
ggimt Per. ‘4 R
Coll. 'bmilc" Lut.
Conic in and in on 'a pair
coiudxc lo: norm”.
Wear * Shoes That Fit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 642-2.
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iUlfliMil’Bl :
Mill
nu ,
llliSSilIiI
of every description.
The host of ihc standard ‘
makes. with many novelties.
that should bc inspected, bcfurc '
making a ciuinpc, 4
i. l. tuition l n.
so was emu. semis.
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DR. FOSTER’S ESTATE.
NEW'HAVE’N, Aprfi lint—Tho will of
Dr. J. J’. C. Footer leaves the entire es-
tate to his Widow. The value is ap-
proxlmatciy 340.000.
Are Sure of More
fer Your Money
if You Buy Here
If you are a steady customer A.
your saving is considerable: if .-
an occasional patron you gain
on every "occasion." We are
retailing wholesalers of Coffees
Tea, Spices. Sugar and kindred
goods. and are enabled. by pre-
paring our own wares. to guar-
antee their freshness and purity.
Our 25c Blend of
COFFEE
is way beyond what the price
brings elsewhere. so we Import
direct and cut out the “middle"
profit that you are asked to pay ',
other dealers. .’
The outlast...
I .
Tea Co,”
126 WASHINGTON eraser
PHONE 542-:
A. a. POST. Mgr.
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Humphrey
inverted
Gas Arc Lamp
IICannot be equaled
for Brilliancy of
Light or Economy
in Consumption of
Gas.
H (insatomc .
Power 00.
H THE .
LLOYD
Col apsible
t; i c «I ‘ ~. ‘
if , _. ; ‘ I
'lleats Them All
it5 it ism comfortable tor hell}. and
folds up compactly, with one motion.
Tito STYLES
$7.0i0 {and 59.0.0
is i
and sin
l. J. lllllili till a.
mm mountains eraser,
OP
.R.QD$. “001‘s
and an other sundries on auto lilaiie
up a line or
“Willi”! lie 1115"“
Fltforlllsldog”
Charles 5E. Dow
"h
tours nonwats.’
unwound?“ mm
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