mt...
' til illttts’iltwnttt ‘
‘——-‘—
The dunnlsktowelc are pretty to
look at and lutindt-r perfectly. but they
do not Wear on well list those of
"illicit."
There are so minty violet tllltl lihlc.
shades “tilting; the cotton thSlt fab-
rics this season that some of you may
like to know that it‘ trucks in tlieSu
shades are notiketl in \i‘tllt‘l' iii which
there is soda before they are Wilitlttttl
they will not fade. nciirly on noon. .
it is stated that one or the most
becoming suite in the (lould trouascau
was a blue. serge cut on very pimple
lines.
lmmenue great strnw buttmli: Sill"
round the entire crowu of ii chic lit:
tle hat for lllt’ii‘l‘lllig‘ wear.
The very choicest triniiiiinns 311‘ not
considered :iiiv too good to combine,
with foulnrd this sermon. null this: uiiki
is now being worn on til't‘lliiltllih' where
it has never heretofore been eonsid.’
cred appropriate, [hill in, quite dressy
enough.
When u but is so nlleel‘ illill
light shines through it, one lone
of its lines iio mutter how grill-elm
they may be. All unlined neupolitnlni
the shadowu ot wbone linen lie occurs;
the face. only be licht on the itt‘tltl. but .
it. in hideout: to look iii il‘lll iiiuut bel
harmful to the eyes. i
l
tiny»
Few except those \l'tinicii \Vlltlitt‘ lint.
tires are so thin tluit ti.e_\ l‘t'tlliltt‘ the
Willow are how wearing the chemise;
. “.mm. . ..-...... . d
7'
tivc than any of
m-vm-w-w- - - M» i
the great majority have been won over
to the combination be ‘lilltlt' (ii iii: 4")?
ecllelit lit.
The chiffon cont worn with it tlienter
frock is its iiiiutb u port of the dress
on the bodice ot' illl‘ illtirt. it. does not
llltcl. til the front but leztven illl-' (ll('-
(ll’llilml on tbet‘ rout of tho bodice to
View. and l iltllit‘ttl illtll ti ptlrt of that
deenrnlioti win; the Hillllt‘ Initid tlitit
outlined the (“1:03 of the coat.
..... ..._
Just to: the oiiepiecc gown is more
tll‘i'Et-iy tint u the genomic wuint and
Hllll‘l elm eler he, no the gown ot‘ pluiu
hinterinl, however lucxpctnliw. in loolt»
('tl upon llri coiiiptirerl with that of u
lllllit:l‘illl figured ill u contrasting color.
The one thing t‘o be careful uhout in
neicotiuu otie'n Hilllillli‘l' gownu utid
frocks in that they ultull not be too
clitborute. I’o'l‘hhpn some of them will
lie of the identictll nlnterlnln worn iii
the winter. but they will be tern eltitv
ot‘utn llt ties-lint.
hitllti' unsliitble liloticeu ll:trt' hilt'li‘j
closing iii the buck though the trim
mini: siniului'cu n middle trout or :litlol
opening.
People who value their prod lieziltb'
. l
il'lts' Wt‘ll :lti their npprnrnnce, really:
3 “lb'h' l though the) lltlt_\' not ltl\\'.'i_\'ti think ill “chitin“.
high heels :lnd pointed 1008 of ilit‘l.
shoes ilitll :irc pl ieiilli:tll~. lit’l‘iiltli'li lift
the “rind thlliir." After it”. lbouc
\t'lttlttt)titllliltlllrl :irt- tutu-«l :il't‘ not
thoxe who Mirth-b iii I‘\t*l\ new notion-
ill‘l‘ t-tilutm tilting. tilliliil)‘ lu-cnltm- ii in
new. or lit‘t'flllh’t‘ \‘lliltltliit ruin; it it;
inullmlmltll- l
x
-l'ivu m ll‘tillI’V l‘cf‘lntletl
l
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l
t
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l
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out not;
t
(H ll'fl t.
l'lrtii.
RAILROAD MACHiNiSTS DELIVER
ULTIMATUM.
KANSAS It‘l'i‘i’. lilo. April 27. willn
chinlstn on tile l‘filll'Olltlti entering Knit.
iuol t'ity. yestl‘l'lluy delivered their ulti
turnout. in which they declare it strike
win he t'llll‘tl unit-sol their (leititinti of
tin incrctm of 2’. cents on hour in grunt
it'll. ’l‘lie .\tis.~uitiri~ KtlllRllR nud 'i‘ex-
its. the Killirillli (‘itv Southern, the Kiln
ens ('ity 'l‘erniinnl linilroud unit the
Missouri l'iicltlc t‘llltlptlll)‘.
"he lililt'llllllfiln 311‘ now receiving
2;? tezit.~ :ln liti'li‘. The companies, i'.
in tillltl. little lll'tilllibt‘tl it two cent lll'
t’lt':l:'.t‘.
COTTON MANUFACTURERS CON-
VENTIONI’
lltiS'l‘UN. .\pril 27.» Governor When
8. l)r:iper and Richard (i. lilcinutrin.
prenttltut oi‘ the lituxsnchnsottit lust!
lute of ’l‘ou-litioioev were among the
Mpcullu-ri: \\ ho \vcleonlell tllc di‘lt‘ltlltt-‘H
to the viizlitv i‘lz'lilll llil't‘lllll; of the No
ttoiuil Aimieiutlou of (lotion Mainline
turcrs. which opened :l two till) 5' con
\ctltimi iii lilecbuiitrn‘ llnildiniz llitlll)
lnlcreutiui: put-cm periziitiliiu to tilt
cotton lltllllizlt‘j. were presented tit both
in another putt tit .\lcclinn
intend ill‘lii "mu“... the “\tlllllt‘rtllcdi) . ‘es‘ llulldiug n textile full wot» opeilwi
tinder tin llllhlilt‘t‘ii or the cotton use;
lintioil.
muss contact»: 6 TO 14 more
l‘A'/.ti t)l.\'l‘.‘dlv§.\'l‘ l5 :zltiittlllii'cd ft
t‘tite niii' i.l.‘“t‘ of Ill-tiling. lllllnl. 'lu‘et‘.
tut: ‘ex l'rotrli'tliu: l‘iit-u in l} o 1?
fine
its predecessors.
MONTH-END SALE!
We are planning to make this MONTH-END SALE more attrac-
As usua‘, we txl’ltlll put out
Short Lengths and Broken Lines
at Largely Reduced Prices
SAMPLES AND ODDS ~
69c Regular Price. SI
98c Regular Price. 3|
SAMPLES AND ODDS»-
79c Regular Price. $1.
Muslin Ski
SAMPLES AND opus-—
At Sale Prices
the Regular Price, 12
Shirt Wales
$l.”9 Regular. Price, $2
Wrappers
15c Regular Price. 20c
Y BARGAINS IN OTHERLINES
PLAIN AND 1"
.00
.25 to 3|.5ti
.th
l2 i-Zc.
tic
SiLKALlNES~
8c
00
its; .
Pillow Cases
8c Regular Price, 10c.
i-2c
84 Washington Street, South NorWalk
. TWWQPF. 44.9
Wash Goods
ANCY—
9c Regular Price, [2 l-2c
GALAT EA CLOTH——
Regular Price, the
CURTAIN SWiSS-w
Short Length».
Regular Price. lZJZc and lit:
‘
Regular Price. 12 l-2e.
PLAll) GlNthAMS—o
10c Regular Price, 15c
Sheets
53c Regular Price. 60c
63c Regular Price. 70c.
73c Regular Price, 80c
t r
5011
' it till llllit
mils it Advis-
” " p the
{‘ill“‘ a
Newfoumllaud‘in the greatest breed-
illtr place for lobsters in the world.
or tlm’ 810,000,000 went each yuflr
for lobsters Newfoundland
nearly speculum. Pierfiuolatlon‘lor.
hide the prolltublc export of live lob~
titers. and her whole. product in titiucll.
Fresh ltibiill.‘l‘ii at five cents apiece are
(opinion in Newfoundland during the
tillmtllt'i'. says tilt. Boston Herald.
Some 3.000.000 poundii of lobsters:
are exported every your. Allowinn
tinit elicit loiinteuyleldn four ounce» ot
“inept." thin representn rt kill of t2;
000,0tit) annually. but fully 50 per cent.
noun. he nddcrl for tinnitlesn, dispelled
and linniuiurc ones. which the. mom
contuln titid which are thrown outside
the runnerlcu to perish.
Slow maturing
ntrrs it tukcu tlvu yearn to rattle one
pound of the "mcut" hectinae not. more
illllll two or three lobsters crime to nin-
turitv out of 10.000 cities produced. The
adult female iobutcr breeds every two
years. lllltl it taken nix for the, progeny
tt' tittniu maturity.
An American biologist hnltiii that till
the legislation of the world today for
the protection or lobsters in wrong
end foremost. He sure that We tire
catching the wrong lobnterc: that the
adult, or invite lobster. in the one that
idlonltl be protected, and left for
lu‘eetlln‘tz. He argues that the decline
or the supply proves thnt. we have
been working on the wrong track.
lie would have the trnpn no con-
structed that no lohuwr of more than
ten inches could get in and would fix
it pennitv for the possession or mile
of those over ten inches and below
ulx.
WG-
lii illi iiillill it Still
BASEBALL.
American League Standing.
. w 1.. cc.
lietroit it it 1:23.
l’liilndelpbin ....... .3 t: .tl‘ r.
St, Louix .. ....... ll .2 .600
New York ......... t it .flit
ltonton ....... 4 fl .1144
(‘lt‘reltlnd .......... 4 3 Mi
\\‘u.~liinuton ...... v t 6 .400
t'lllt‘auri ........... I! 'I .333
Venterday's Raoul".
At Ht. Louiu- We! nronndn.
At l'lcvl-lnntt~~ituiii.
At ltnuton liniu.
At \\'tisblnr.tou “tmlilliuton. El,
New York. 7,
National League sanding.
\i‘. l.. l’.t‘.
l’biludt-lpllin ........ i i All.
l'ttlhlitit‘t: ..... 'i‘ .3 i .xrizt
t'bicuxo ....... . .. i it .tltlT
Now Ytit'k ..... ii I} .tiiiT
t‘incintinti .l.. ': i .iL’il
llonton . . . J It 35.0
llrtmklyn .... :l T .232
St Lolita L‘ T 2122
Yesterday'i Rupitn.
At New York New York. it; llroolc
tin. .\ t.
At l’bilndclpbtd i‘hilutlelphni, S;
littnllilr i
At ('tncinnnti t‘ottl wentliei.
At t‘litccico , lluiti
Purse of 820.000 for Wrestlers.
lil-l'i‘lttil'l‘. illicit. April 2?. names
Singelyu. ot lil‘lltiil, ntinoiineetl tndui
llint he would :ttbliilt up offer of n
ifltltltlti purse to tilt effort to brim: the
wrestling t'ttlllt'nl between lt‘rnnlt
Hoteli. \\olltl':€ title holder, nud Stunts-
lnus leitilllt‘. l'lllliili cilutliplon. to llllc
city.
Referee Stopped Fight.
U.\l\’|..\.\'ll, t’;ii., April 1!?
inlet» trout the police. the roll-rec
«Itiltlu'tl the light between Cyclone
illlillit." 'l'ilttilltlwu tutti i‘liiek Hudson
to the citzbtii round lust night. 'I‘homp
ion Willi nu vim winner. lllltltlttll re
ecitinc ll tt~iitl~7.~ beating.
l'ntici'
Challenge Fi-Om New Haven.
The lilorri» t‘me bnnebnll ll‘iilli
would like to bulk two guinea with the
ftiatwt tcnni tn til-nth Norwulkr one
for Huttii‘tiati in New ilttven illitl the
wrtvlitl in Houtii Norwnlk mi Hillbilly.
We intro :\ \'t‘l\ t'ttnt temp and Will
not t'tillhltlvt’ rlinllemzcu from any
trutiin except .wmiprofcitiilouul Sched-
ule tilted to July 'Jill'tl. i’leuue utldnuu-i
utntinn liitl pili'ilt'tilal‘tt to Rev V. little
Kli)‘. iiiiilliiltt'l‘. Murcia (toxic ll. ll. Ail-
..octntinn. ltmnn lull it. it. building.
New Hiti‘t‘tl. t'oiin.
REDS TAKE MAN FROM BRIDGE-
PORT.
McCann’a Judgment of Playero Evi-
duntly Good.
iiitll.i(li'2HJil'i‘ April 27.
will not pinv Ht-l‘mlll bumi
~tfolvill
on till.
. tlrldiicpm-t tenth thin milliliter. no in
lltllr been nob to t‘tnetilmitl for n mind
but mini ot‘ ittllIM'. ’l‘litu With what
wart blunted out to Mnmmer Met‘lmn
i't‘ts‘it‘if‘tiin‘. when he went. to New ‘l’orlt
to twp why t'olvln had not been cht
to him by Moiitreul. the union no wait
lii'tilltltfl‘il. tint bin chagrin Willi htinlw
what mitigated by the compliment paid
hbi Judgment through the fact that
the man be, it Initiated for second
finite on bin '1 nm watt thought to be
good enough for n National lttltftilt‘
temp to snap up and ptt)’ flood money
tor into the bargain.
tint ‘Mr. Mct‘min mun picltltod to
find when he returned in llridnonnrl
that two more of bin metthnd reported.
tiwccuey. the itrut; triumph from Al.-
ltmt‘a. and Mctttmtuyflim crack hutch-
er he had secured from the militant
Mann, and who mm pluyed with Jer.
‘ any t'ity and Providence.
LANCFOIDuKlTOi-tlt. do.
wrinmpnmnui. Apt-it 27w~0n0 of
the turnout crnwmi that ether wedged
.ltn way into the. National iMhiMic‘fllttli
rucelvou '
I
in the artificial propiigntlou ot’ lob-
1
‘ It dill tritium
Do you realize that the medicine
you are taking may he doins you
harm instead of good? Have you
notiped that. the more you take the
more you require to get. relief? * .
HTOP AND THINK! ‘
Are you using the some caution
in the“ selection of the medicines
you are tubing for the protection
of your health that you would ex-
ercltio in selecting a roster: for the
protection of your c h?
A woman's ailments are delicate
aubinctu to discuss. and she will
oftlitnua bear the moist torturing
panic. without cctzilillng her trouble
to her clmzcct trleiid. or even her
family doctor. ‘
This natural feminine modestly
makes many n. buffering woman the
innocent victim of morclieu laud
ll\'m‘lt‘lt)tll-i imiuufacturcra of adver-
tised. but worthless, "cute V’il’"
lltlbil‘ltmil. H ‘
if your ailment is serious you
should rec your family phyuleian at
once. but. when this is impossible
(to the next. best,thing-—take
ADS...
PELVlTONE‘
for it infllit.‘ very same medicine
that your'drtiggist would recant-
lnend to his friends or give to a
member of his family Butternut
from such ailments, and in the. best
ready-made remedy you ‘can get.
A. l). S. I’lClNl’i‘ON‘E is com-
pounded by the most experienced
and intelligent pharmacists. ltllris
been approved as the very best by
the A. l). S. National Formula
Committco, representing 12.000 of
the lending druuglsts of the United
States, who constitute the Ameri-
can lirttxult‘lfl Syndicate. and who
know its true mine. Does it not
look rennotiublc that these men
should select the very bent remedy
known and sell it under honest
representations? Get it at any
A. D. S. drug: store.
L00. '0' M I I I R I
this Sign
in tin "
Dani-it.
mm w..r‘ta'.3o%‘¢l.’i.'.'8.'l“l... i
These tire the local A. D. S. druggists:
Allen. the drugpiut.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
Quittner 4 Cindy. Propl.
Stun Longforti, the lloston negro. and
Stanley Ketctiell. of Grand Rapids.
Mich. There is practically no betting
on the outcome, chiefly becntnte under
the lawn i‘ennsylvtiiiin prtzetiubtitu.v is
prohibited rind therefore no- llt‘t‘lilitlliii
tire rendered by the references of
boxing btlulth
itotb tidbit-rt» nre (lectured to be in
tit condition to no tiny distance were
more lbnti xix rounds allowed.
Added interval in tent to the tight be-
cause it in expected the winner of to-
night's content will probably he look
ell upon lot the lenient limit to meet
the fighter who will win the. world‘s
championship ill mervi tile on July 4.
Kctclict ‘ud Luncford nre scheduled
to enter tli ring, nbout ill: to o'clock.
Army and Yale Playing.
\‘l‘iCS'l‘ POINT, N. i'.. April :17. _, The
Army baseball temu incl-d Yule truth}
for in: mutual come with more conti
tletire than would be warranted ulonc
by the lttfttt)‘ tit-lentil the New iltlren
platters litive uivcti iltl- nobllern ill
renrs punt llut limit. the Went l‘olnt
pitcher, lulu ticqultted himself so Well
lllin )t‘lll' that the Army players nx~
pectcrl to give the colic-gluon the burri-
t‘til. light of their cnreer. The game
was scheduled for 4 o‘clock. 'l‘lie hut-
ttui; orders uere us follows:
Yule Merritt. SN: illitlner. if;
pit). l'i': Lotion. lib; l'ti)‘. lb; t‘oi'i-v.
rf; McIntyre. 2b; Stillwcll. r: 'l‘oni-
mere or Frecmttn. p.
Weill l’otnt—~~l..vnmn. c: \Viiitcstde.
illn;,.\ntlvmoii. rt; Harrison. 2b; t‘ook.
tb. Snrlenn, if; McKtnny. its; llllt'fl.
-t; Hyatt, p. '
_. v...“
PflPlllill lllllSillilli.
Mt'Slt‘. HALL.
(‘htirles A. ’l‘uvlor unnotincen today
illiil lie but: pounced Tom Kirby to
fliilllllilt‘ Mlinlc iiuil He will tultt‘
ebnrue Monday. when the (lflflilt‘
‘irlltlii‘t- Stock company. now playing
Hoi'l‘il 'i‘lictltre. will more to it» new
quarters and open in Mr. 'i‘uiior'x own
only. The (‘hlld Wile. 'I‘lie tickets will
lie Iillit'l‘tl on tulle for the opening to
inert-ow in the lobby .pox-ot'tice at
\luuic ilnll. The new pcopbI are bit
here and ruheurauiu itru ,tu active protr-
reuc. Photon ot' the company and
nrintintr for the pltiv tire being placed
on exhibition today. rind from the
hum of excitement ill both theatruu.
it in very evident that. The Norwnllut
\l'e to have u genuine theatrical treat
my the next few wcckc. 'l‘om Kirby
it Well known here. and the fact that.
'le llllll-‘H the helm of Hill! new enter»
.ll‘ltlii Hlititlltl inuure its attcceuu.
l
FATALLY J BazNI-IADMpBY EXPLDD-
’ new you April 27.~—'l‘he tilltht of
Mrs. Adnlo Rt lph. with her clothing
abutm- from her home on t-ltnton inland.
lb believed today to heme been due to
tour on the part or the young wife and
mother that the. flames which envelop
Mur-
rcmn in which her three Mill" children
5 and heir entirety burned from her.
night. She wail barely alive and died
today in a hospital.
I it Ill believed that blotting oil was
thrown upon Mr». Rudolph by tut (up
plortltut lamp and thin idle fled to the
Open in 'ncit-nucrttlctnn anxiety for the
in thin city will be on Mild toniflltt. it)
wttneaa the chi round iilbt hcthcu
tinfety of her children who wow im-
harmed.
all her iiitght be communicated to the,
mare «sloop. Mrs. hillttoiph. with clotti~'
watt found outside her home late that
~
Bridgeport Advmidhuihuu
WEDNESDAY, AFtRIL 27, 1910
t Bridgeport Adverticemehu
A Word iii
in fine high grade Silk and
novelties its
i-ztil'llllt‘lii. x
Remember the
. No doubt everyone who
of all sizes. the (frcx by the
lil’llSllCtl and cleaned first.
Tar Bags.
Cedar Bags,
Tomorrow there will be
regarding P. N. Corsets.
A STUDENT Ill.
((‘outinticd from Firut. Page.)
the complaint of Fayette C. (hark. u
prominent iiiulitilacturer of Bridgeport,
whose daughter. Mitts Murine i'lnrk. in
'tui“ in a snultarlum in ilruttleboro.
\'i.. no the alleged recult of her initia-
tion into the Alpha Alpha.
She will be an invalid for at least
'brce yoursnnceording to the intent
vorti received by her parents.
't‘be'invectlgatlon was held in tho
-oliticil chambers of-thc city of Bridge
wort. and 8 score of pretty girls. active
numbers of Alpha Alpha. were pres-
»int. :\ccotiipt\ti,\‘ing them were the
‘iill‘t'lllii and Robert (iolilti. who repre
muted their society.
The principal witness was Minn
.lelon lluvens. whose father. Edgar H.
tlavetiu, is a member or the Board of
Education and puynmatcr general all
no staff of Governor \\‘eekn of (,‘on-
uecticnt. ~
The "Stunts" Required.
Mr. ilnvcnn retired front the tiiveu-
tipmtlou owing to pin daughter‘s littor-
ist iii the proceedings. Miss Havens.
who is a pretty girl of about seven,
’een. giivc a complete account of the
initiation “slittitu” through which Misti
-‘iurk unit not about u inoiitii turn and
iv the reuuit of which she is supposed
to be an invalid.
Mina tJlurk wuu first required to de-
tlvcr a personal niuilaage ill. the home,
it' each member of the active chapter
it‘ the sorority inviting all to attend
her initiation. Thin took her on n
the afternoon. .
She won met at 5 o‘clock by u coml
riilttee of sorority girls and conducted
to the home of Miss Helen i‘iumb. No.
ititi Btrult’ord avenue. There the rent
.li' the girls were. waiting. They filial
diurubed heir rind then furnished gar.
iicnta uttituble for the initiation which
was to follow. , ‘
liar tirat “alum” wan to walk. down
ntuitu blindfolded on her hunch. while
two of the girls supported hm by. but
ankle-n. Then Inc we» seated in the
parlor and forced to give the hintory
.it‘ her tile. with variation: by the cor-
orlty. .
Next Hliti was conducted tilt the tune
uuet purlor and felt the tidbits 30min“-
elt by the maturity ritucl. Urbano in!
the utrlpu at macaroni were. dropped
rtowu bur tiirnat'uim watt informed they
T16 but? lbw
“Brawn
lb ,
it; t; »
rm!
*e D. M.
Estahlzsbcd 285;.
. Argentincs. Seco. Rajah, Shantung,
Pongce and Tussah
The D. M.
OYSTER; ‘i‘n 80" I‘D: Were angle worms.
live-tulle mum. and occupied most oil
eluded macaroni boiled with; coup. An.
in?“ g*‘ .1) rt} :‘ it’fi‘iiiz; at“ .2? ‘
defi’rlv , chmc,
WWW ammonnaobuhcnmr.
\iwaya curriculum-“ the full .mm‘ Look
WWWOBQ ybox. 860.
i
. ilie'wdi‘ieii .:
in Search of me Wtiéh 665 vs,
. t ' 1 ‘- S t . '7‘
A Clearance of Remnants—ha collection of nllortiiciigtlis.
Cotton Fabrics. Suchtlainty
in lengths from 2 to 9 yards. suitable for separate. waists,
. k - ‘ . . . l . . , t . . .
matinee samples. and children 5 party (lit‘hhtp. A lolcly .13—
25 per cent. below original prices
Wash Goods Section, today rind tombrrow
Things of Creil"
has a roomy veranda is plun—
tiiug bow to make it attractive for the summer. and also
those who are going to rcfurnisli a little this spring are plan—
ning. Remember the Very artistic (.rex l‘urmsluugs. Rugs
vard for iioors.
..
Chairs, nice
ctisv :lflilCliilli’S. divans and tables.
Furniture Store, fourth floor.
Against the Petitilcntial Moth
Time of year when all preparations against the indus-
ll‘ltlll.‘ moth arc in (lclllaiitl. All Furs and heavy wool things
run be safely stored away in a Tar or Cellar ling. ll properly
40c and up.
50c and up.
Cedar and Tar Paper in large >llccts. 5c each.
Camphorated Napthaline.
and Synthetic Camphor. as required.
Moth Balls, Cedar Compound
0
Easement Furnishing Store.
an interesting announcement
-——_
Read Co.
\
Oyster: Are Tadpoles.
Then a couple of sweetened oysters
were dropped down her throat. with
the itifortiiation that they were living
tadpoles.
l After that she was introduced to the
guerriritv cocktail. composed of vinegar.
salt. pepper. writer and the white of an
egg. Havingpulped down these cul-
inary triumphs she was prepared for
the master cercliiony of the. initiation.
llcr buck was pared. the fl'nternity
t'ltuul was repented and the Greek let~
ters Alpha Alpha were branded upon
her skin with dripping bot candle
grouse. After the bandage bud been
removed front her eyes long enough
for her to see a red hot, poker which
had been prepared. at piece of ice was
pre sell against her skin to give the
effect of a burn. and lit the saute time
u niorncl of meat was held against the
poker to produce the odor of burning
flesh.
Dr, Charles Halter. family physician
of the Clarke. testified that the effect,
of this initiation. plrtieulariy the
many portion of the tfiet. was ruinous
so for us the girl‘s health was con-
cerned. and that, she had not been
able to partake of a morscl of solid
[food pincc. as well as suffering from n
Md (‘tliw of nerves.
“Food" In Analyzed.
in contravention of this testimony
the society introduced Horace Smith.
a chemist. who produced some of the
,uoaped macaroni and analyzed it be
lure the astonished investigation
board and combined it with ingred-
ients which he intid represented the
fluids of the human utoniacli. lie spill
he proved that the preparation wax-
liarnilotns and stated that be bad uwul-
lowed a mixture one hundred per cent.
stronger without tiny bud effect. .
\‘V. it. it. Dubols. whoae daughter
iii one of the members of tho sorority.
took the floor. and in u yoicuhuuky
with indignation took up the cltdirel in
behalf of the girls. who. he said. had
been wrongfully represented all brute».
lie WBB verv indignant. about it. Mrs.
Uinrk tenttlintl its to the condition of
her daughter before returning from
the initiation. . . .
Later she was tintiy contradicted by
the mother of one of the other girth.
who wnu present iii the Clur Flionuu
when Mica tllurk returned. his dbc
agreement produced a continua .'i.‘.lio
wrought up feelings of the paved cloud.
the girls Warn indicated in numerous
outbursts. " ' ' .,
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