Get
Your
Filled
at the
Drquants
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ethical
service at all times.
Pereonai attention giv-
en to all prescription
work. “
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manager
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.James Engleman is confined to his
home. in Seaview uremic, with illness.
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The Connecticut Company worlt car
was busy. this morning on the lines in
East Nlorwaiit.
Mien tha Simone. oi ltowan street.
spent. Sunday with Miss Harriet
Smith, ot’ lirooitiya.
()wlng Lo the uncertainty of the Won.
tiior conditions the natural growthern
did not return to Bridgeport, today.
Spartan St. John. who is employed
on the Standard tlll tun. .‘o. 7. nodal
yteutcrdny at his homo. in Must Not“
Walk.
it was rather thirit outside. today.
and not many oi the smaller \Yillf'l‘lllt‘il
ventured outside of the interior of thc
harbor.
Edgar Howell, who in chief cugiuocr
on a New \‘orlt tun, was a visitor with
his family. in (‘ovc m‘cntia. ore-r
Sabbath.
llito
Mi'u. Frank Hall and linuizhlcr. Minn
linrrirt Hall. or lion-nu nirocl. have
bi't‘ll rontluod to their houn- i‘or the
past two \l‘t‘tllv‘n with illness.
A mnnbcr nt‘ the members at the
iscbodu Yacht Hub, of the britiuc.
Blu‘ltl )(iSlt?l'tl!l)' ill illo Hllmllli‘l' llilllli.‘
of tho club. to: Nuuvuo inland.
lCnri ilultcr. who in studying: at tho
New York i’uivcrnity. rcturncd hoiuc.
Friday. for his Hilli’lllll‘l‘ vacation.
fll'llllill being romnuod again in Septem-
her.
That meeting of the Young People's
Society at“ Loyal \‘l'orhcru, which Willi
held. lnni (Ironing. ill the Advent i‘hl‘iu.
tittu t‘hurch u'ttn well attended and an-
ilutailiatic.
’i‘hr Wiltlllly devotional meeting oi’
the iiinworih Maniac was held. renter-
1antic meeting. yesterday noon, in the
l
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A
tel-day, and reported that the thunder
storm did considerable damage in that
city, lililt evening.
u.—
Letter Currier WilliamO. Merritt, oi.
Scaviow avenue. is taking a day's vu-t
cation loin hie duties. His. position isl
p
BELLE
ISLAND
l'i'heroposh‘rteealven acclaim. Num-
.. nrd the Kaiser.
being tilled by Substitute George H.l
Hunter, of Foster Park.
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William Onset. one old. it. lvintaer'e ‘ .. .
news boys, sustained a painful injury. so” his launch. the Laura ‘0 the
Friday, when he toll and broke a con “mm“ institute, Keyeer inland.
ple of the bones in his right hand. The‘
young man in working but the hand
given him not a little treble;
'l‘be llion'e Clubs oi the East Avenue
Methodist church hold a most euthani-
anriors oi' the church. The meeting was
attended by a ergo number of the mem-
here and was one or the most enthusi-
antic on record.
ltev. Lostcr F. Reynolds occupied the
pulpit and preached at the Advent
Clu‘istiau (.‘hurch at the morning and
muting services. which Were hold. you-
terday. The services were well at-
tended and Rev. Mr. Reynolds preach-
ed unusually wall.
The regular services were held at,
the loam. Avenue Methodist church.
yesterday morning and evening. Rev.
William W. (little-u occupied the pulpit
and preached. The musical services
were of the usual high standard and
\vurc appreciated by all.
Rev. Charles J. Anderaou preached
at both the morning and evening aer—
rircn which were lit-id at the Swedish
t‘ottgrcautioutil church. yesterday. The
cervical; were well attended and the
preaching of Her. Ml'.~Al|tlt‘.l’8illl enjoy-
ed and appreciated by all.
('harica ii. Alsthorpc has: had a coir
crctn approach liiutallctl at the eu-
trnncc to his nnranc. at the west aide
of bin butahllahtnont. in Senvlow avo-
uuc. The new piece of work was niiuhb
iv (indulged by the heavy full of rain
Saturday cvcning and yesterday.
The Muyiiowcr iiooit d Lutldcr Com-
pany will hold iin renninr monthly
luminous meeting. title evening, in hit
quarters. in Van Zant street; it in
hoped that every mcmbor will try to'
ha in attundnm-e no business of immob'
nut-b will climb up for coimidcrullon.
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litm'ard Silol’l‘i’otltl lilih i'eniizned hill
poaitlon nl Noah's 'l‘in shop, to uusiut
hill with in the llunllor llnltcry. Mr.
Shurwood ha» been employed in the,
former place for many yearn and his
loan will he keenly fell by tho proprit»
tor. lie bun tho halal winhoa for auc-
cbtu-l in hiu illlW husiuuna.
dug“..- mwm
Daniel ii'i'ionnnedicn, oi Rowan.
lecol. who hue boon conilncd to hilt
holnc for auroral duyn with an attack
of the grip. in still ill. While Mr.
llllotutundiuu'u general condition in
day “wonhu‘. at H... mm Mm“... Mp1“. nmmuvhnt improved he is muttering luv
odiai illtnrch. Tim [1190ng was mm... . latterly
l_v attended.
lluary (lorluun. ol' bloat Norwuilt,
won a vluitor in l‘lrooltiyn. N. Y.. yea-
-
“- in mi.-
, w honor.
East Norwalk School
’ District
may ppm.) “3(ng of ”,9 thud Nor-l" luut been reported. the only data-
nro hereby null: one done in the Norwallte toamount to
innything unit to the South Norwaik
(congregational church.
l
day. Juno ill. lllll. ‘at it o‘clock p. in“ lightning utrilch “a“? the main ‘m'
wnilt ilchuol ‘lliutrict
tied iuui \l’lll'lii‘i'. that the annual mcct-
lag ill said illutrici will behold at the
Witch rchoolhounp, in Hilltl diulrict. l-‘rlA
.lul' tlw following purpoacu. to wit:
To hear thtl report.» of the l‘llfltffl’jt’a‘do nomertut.
Committee. Trimmer and Collector
for in!» lltlilt your. to elect a llintrlct
Coiuhtltlmnnn tor the term ol‘ three
,vrnrli from July in. lilli. anti other
. allusion tor the earning your: to ma
thorizc the 'lllntriot‘Committee in bnr-
l‘oiv‘euch rum or stone or money fort
the general running cxnctzees or the
from proper to cause before each moon
inc. <
. lulled of. ideal Nurwulk.
(lily at June. lilll.
. LEO Ildl’iil. _
l FRANK ll. iIilY’l‘,
Dt liililR tllfiMiil.
it School {lintflui Commit»
, ~ ‘iitirt
flu. Martial
i...
i
liliatl'lrt an the taunting shall dortnlll flout direct to them by mail for
boat. and to transact any other lnmignny period ‘deelredw-
(months.
mp, 10th"! he oiten an desired.
, If you can or
tin Thejilietitinehlto
with our ncbo. liie many
iriontiu wish him a upecdy and tour
pinto recovery. l
The cottage of James Hubbell.
Belle island. has been repainted
Gusrnicri & Sweanon, of Norwalk.
at
bit
William J. Mcilunh. .lr.. can now be
soon taking daily spine in his new ain-
gie shell. which he keeps at the hood-
uunrit-ru oi the Norwaik Yacht Club.
Some oi the nearby residents 4 are
complaining about the music of John
- anzio‘n curoueol at noton Point. and
a reduce! will probably be made that
he use one of the smaller orgaim. ce-
pociaily on Sunday.
The pool room at lioion Point which
'i'hctulorc Xanthy in conducting. was
cloned on holiday, aoino complaint hav-
ing been made. an nuch places in oth-
er partu or the town are not permitted
to do busincve on the Sabbath.
M. ...._...... .._.._
William J. lici-iunh. .lr.. oi the Non
unlit Yacht ('lub. note not a little fun
and oxcrciao from hie acw onc-oarctl
elicit. liv managed to climb back in
the craft in open water last work our
day when Iic lmd inadvertently tipped
over.
The llli‘lilllt‘l‘ti of tho liound 'l‘ehio
club. of NOI'WHHE. have necurod an iv.-
land among the number oi‘ bountiful
once in the harbor and are to hoop a
camp their during tho manner This
camp in to bc rniictl i‘niltp liounti 'l'n
lllc nliil Will ho (ho i-u‘ciu- of more lhutl
one good llllli’ ii in practically proud?»
i‘il.
Raymond i‘lcrarti. of South Norwnlit.
l'ctttrnml l‘roin Soulhpori Saturday at-
tct'noou with tho line now dory oi iiur-
nruu .ionitinun, oi Wont street. The
boat will be moorcd oil the Knob Hub
and .lir. .lcmtlnga expects. mow plop...
arable trips in hia cruli during the
ununncr. It will he rcuicutlwrcd that
ho had a launch inst your.
The llutobu Hub, of Norwallv', in plane
hing to t-ntabilah their camp on the
bluff "Hill“ the Knob ('lub as uaunl this
your. 'l‘hla club of your”: int-n in a
tiouriehlun organization, illlu to ilwli‘
cuter-pricing ethnic and ilmy have
purchased a large tcnt with all t'qllilr
ilil‘lll ’l‘hcy cxpcci lo nturi about
the ilrut oi‘ July and to Ft“
main for who rcninntlur ut‘ lllt' summer
months. ’
mwm
'l‘bet‘c WPTI" a nmubar of frightened
|li'illllil on the llt'lli'll ui ltotuu i'olut.
Sunday afternoon. \vltcn Al. Snyder.
out- or the mournioniatu trout Wort
New York, mttitlunly collapsed. lic
had been in buildup. and it in thought
the unit Willct' did not mix with the
boar which be llilll uncured on the trip
to Hilton. llc appeared to have a
cramp. but ucvcrui at tho Voluntr-er
Lite Havcru “but in hip aid. and final
ly brouuht him out all right.
There \i'vl‘l‘ tWo cm-urulonu at ltotou
xl’olut )‘t‘flii'lilfll‘; one from Brooklyn
and the other from iiobokou.
tumor was a pinning ‘stlifltlll’
cmuo up on the trimmer
willie tlta latter was‘ the William
A uarica of thunder atoriuu. more or
into: aurora. have ulruck 'I‘bc Norwnlka
within tho pant three dill‘ii. Although
the rain hue fallen heavily and the
electric diapiay line at tllncu been wild
and winrd, the center of the eternal
noom to have nlruck oiuowhuro. Mull
evening {or mutation, the olden Wore
continually lighted up and the rumb-
ling of the thunder inceneant. So far
where the
commenced to fail, the Point did a
thriving huuihtuui. deuplte the lineup
trance. touring away the nortlmest citing condition» of the weather.
Alan M. Mounts and ”urban llama-2n.
of Norwalk. were ntnon; those who on-
joyed the day naturally at the Knob
Club in ewhnmtnm nothyounn men
-mmwm
THE seaward. won VAGATION-
can.
lit-adorn oi Tlle'hehtlnelgieavtng the
city for the ‘ooaehorc. lilottutttlmt or
rural results, or for Europe, can have MB known to in! among the first to
start and the law to leave all this di-
verulon each neuron. They reporttbnt
the water it; not yet warm enough for
protracted nwimminn. but that they on.
. «loved their dip Mitch proved most in:
or pcreuade a mailgigomting. A number or other emol’“
number at the petiole. , lib” read end on the water an actuator at the Knob.
trainflaeaced by‘lllilram" «when; ‘ “ « WM ,1 - _'
tithe" delimit-writ ‘
on.
days. weeks or
Addreuues ditty be changed
i
‘ Earle FfBalici‘. oi Emit. Norwalk, has! tor we are told that he receives few
?
i at St. Enogat. near illnard. met an
be: elletelsvfeu—Keltér’e Big Mail.
it one were united to epeculato no
to the sovereign Whose daily mail
bug was the gruatoili. one Would hau-
tlut no. Than most
will say it ought to he. on the un-
impeachahle authority of a Paris con-
temporary we learn that. the Pope lit
the recipient of the greatest number
of minelvcs.
The niail‘of hie Holiness consists
on the average of “23,000 letters. news.
papers. &c. To go tlu'ough this muse
thirtydlve secretaries are kept em-
blond.
The President of the United Staten
receives nearly moo letters daily and
about 4,000 jottt'ilhlh‘i'uud books.
The Kainer'a mail consists 4.00:0
letters and frequently the sum num-
ber of books and papers. Our King,
we learn, is favored with 1.000 letters
a. day and over 2.000 MWapnpere and
hooke.
The Czar is not overwurlted in
this respect for a sovereign. hie hm.
esty’a mall being given at 050 letters,
ac... per day. The Kings of italy and
Spain have to deal with about 800
letters eat-h. 4‘
Queen Wilhelmina is still more fev-
cred. with 150 letters, 8:0. But. Preeb
dent Fniiieres iii «till more fortunate,
letter: and hardly any psoere.———Lon-
don Globe.
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Revenge Alter 26 Years.
A tlmnan named iilaslebois llflnl
old school.comrade called Boelou. by
accident some days ago. Gueteboie.
took his friend out to dinner and‘
generally made much of him.
The twu men touched together.
fli’heaafler luncheon they went into:
' var.
i
i
l
'i‘hcl instrument required in an ordinary
which. which, and the wrist oi the lady di-
lliliii-lillillbi mixes the cent-ct.
l
imhuo association. the members of; Wilt. if N ”Km-“"1“ sixty-nine ”l“
which alone an on tho otentncr .lohltf 9°” WWW m" age in between 20
Sylveetcr. tip to the time the mini and 2“ yearn "16‘ Another live ”an
have envious records in ewimmlng and «
the garden Heston suddenly drew a:
revolver. "You brute." he said. "Do
you remember what you did to me
twentyoix ,venre one?" Before Gnu-l
mimic could humor l'loulon tired and!
so hie old friend fell. ainaahcd his
skull with the butt end of the revol-‘
Neighbor-u who lmd heard the‘
shot look tho man prisoner Mid"
blinded him oror to the “Mormon.
Gnatoboin was taboo to a hawk“?
where he died. lloaion remained
quite cool. "Twenty-six your. age,”
he said, “that man atrucli me when
l was doinnoolcsa. l have been well;
inn my oppmtuolty‘ to revenue my-
eelf and i am glad that l have don.
eo."~«l.ouliup i-pri'oun.
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Koch and His chcoveriu. I
Robert limb both enjoyed the Mo
"inane and national tho diuadvau-i
“no of the popular «uiohrltr Which
often confuse» a inn! optimal. 0!
acioniiilc attainment. lie was one
of the [rent intuit-re in mmlem bac-
teriology and his dirtwi contribution:
to practical lit-leave wore nanny and
important. ills {tune routs primarily
upon the isolation of the tubercle
burilluu. a discovery uhlrh appealed
broadly to the popular lumginatlon
and led llllli into a tins» of experi-
mental research which ruined ‘Nlll'ill-'
elliptic hopes. “ovum-o the roeulte
of "tulwn-ulln" did not blatantly re.
all-to the anger exportation which
they raised. Koch‘s popular tame
woe corrmumndiuuly doprooaod.
There has been l'llt‘ly a ion-loner to
umierralv hln actual contribution to
the ihernpeutira oi rmmunplion and
to neglect hia runny other important
nervlcea to medical eriunro.~»l"hliit-
dolphin Lodger.
Mllutonu at an Old Road.
hillculoneu that have boon in the:
[ration for nearly a i-euiury and
which marked the old Phlladelphiu‘
and I‘itiehurg plltc are lining un-r
onrthod in llltlnl unexpected piano;
Rorcntl)’ the farmers oi Cumberland?
county have taken up the matter. and ‘=
are trying to aid those who are malt-J
log the immunization. M a meeting
surrnittmts 7000“
TlllllE THEIR FIGHT
(Continued from First Page.) .
chairman oi the Greenwich Equal
Franchise League. She. said the ladicn
would go on lighting for the ballot with
renewed courage and vigor. She found
uatietnction in the gain for equal sui-
trage apparent in the vote in 'ihe
iloueo. Said Mrs. Adamo:
"'l‘here was an air of excitement and
intoreut in and about the Capitol when
the women‘s municipal-suffrage bill
was to be voted upon by the members
of the House of Representatives. There
wore 21? members in their places. and
the unoccupied seals and the gallery
held eager. expectant women. whore
‘ hopes were high that thean (,lonnocticul
men Would lead their women out of
political bondage. Eight women from
the Greenwich Equal Franchise Lea.
goth—hire. Parker, Mrs. Williams, Mina
Ely, Mien themnn. Mine Robinson,
Mrs. iioieinglon. Mrs. Ernest 'I‘ll0mp~'
son-Seton and myeeif wont together.
and on the name train were the leaders
of the outlaw-hire. Flora Thompson and ,
Mrs. James \anilll, both of moonwich.
“The chairman oi the Woman Slit-
irape Committee, hire. Range. of Oil.
and. popped the diecusaiou. advocating
the pnaaage of the measure. in con-
currence with the Senate. An amend-
ment was then offered by which, if
women should not the lll'll'llclie oi the
vote. they could be liable for all the
duties of men in caste of war and riots.
This was one of several amendments
which were offered by the nails of
tlrccuwich. tor the obviouu porpoise oi
ranting ridicule on the measure and
diverting the main inane. That they
Wt‘i‘c originated by a woman accrue ni-
ilim‘i lot) pi‘epoutcl‘oue to be true for
they allowed an extremely poor opin-
ion of wotuau'n work and place in the
world, and innn'n attitude toward the
totally. lloca any our time any that
the women, during a war. did not
ilnhl the battles of wet? Was t.
nothing that they gave their llllhllnlllld
eons and brothers to the canoe and
now them march auaV. pcrhnpa to
death. with all the man‘s burden 0!
support added in the family cores in
tin,- woinnn lt‘l'l behind". iloos any man
dith“ to any that a mother who works.
and waves. and oouaervca the earnings
at her husband, is not taking care oi
a wry good hall at the support at the
child? How many women give up vol-
untarily intuition» iu the business
world for tho gain-ices one at wiir and
' mother. but halo-she iril behind her an
‘Pl‘il‘illilg rnpncliy and lh olihood when
fisilo docu so?
As for brenchot-prom
leeward they at) frequent or an ultra
uplilcd in such a munlaccm umnner,
that men need to four the machination.
of in“ woman an mum on hllv note the
mic?
“Au for how duty for woman and
State oumtori oi molhcre. them it»:
uotm» etinnoutiou- of lll‘Olil‘l‘llili there.
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THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH. l Green leads among the bright colors” ‘
ously heartily. As the old order changvim' WM] hullilomt‘ borders. eometlmes‘ot
eth. however, they begin to see thingu I "81"“! bill 11101“? appropriately Of
dill’ereatly. No longer does the world _, stilt or satin. A handsome glare hair
' laugh at them. but with them. ail-d now 3 die and ferrule is nipai'ticuiarly good
that a noose of humor is one of the de-l feature Of one smart green DMESOL «5)
vcioping elements or woman'e worldl
therein Lope t it is a pity that so comfortable a.
The day will come when the only “,0 l fashion as the short sleeves should be
titan to be cast outside the pain of re. i ‘30 abused as to caused reaction among
spectnbilitv will be the woman who beet-dressed women that carries them
has m mug? of humor. ,to the opposite extreme of the very ‘
Willi new responsibilities women are long, cm“ 3‘6”“- Ve” Show “’1“ ~
”We humble and have ceased to tMow;Sleeves are not in good taste on the,
"prop" bouquets at themselves. weep l “me" but they are even 30 early and 5
lllg it‘ the applause is not deafening to ‘ in inclement Weather “9‘? frequently
the our. ignorance is no longer metueen. "
key to a woman‘s chnrme. Superstlal'
Women ”we memegewfls too smdfor parasols this summer. either plain“ 3
near lionenluwn members of the or- ‘ but how could such distinctly Socialist
fianixntion stated that all hm up" of l idoaa outcome from it brain whiltib poi
um “mm.“ heiwfien llurrluburs and ureteionie evidently dociniiutn?'i‘lieue
iioxealown have been located. One i atuendtnentl mat the late they dosarv»
o! the Ileana. it was diarovered. ,ed in the “once. for they were prompt
had been and i’m- ntlllie yearn a: ti "3 1y voted down. with laughter and tie-
wolghi for u barrow. 'i‘he litlfll‘i‘ll for ‘ radon, by u m...“ majority.
tut“t...:t't.trt:.:t litti'tfrttl ..
react noon. The etonca were orig. l “Wk“ (“it‘ll Mill Milli-Will l“ “Hilton? 2‘
“Hilly llllli't‘tl hvfwflpn is”) find ”“6. 30’ ”ill bull-“HO "fil‘rl‘fil’ulfluvfl 5111:1313
mit’hlladniphln llecord. * man. of West. linritorti. who mentioned“
the wait sexton at the city cemetery
How to Tell a Ledy'e Act.
We wonder what “outiiulunent will ;
ill. the crime" perpetrated by a more ‘:
11min modern ncloilllni. who ethanol
to have diacovored a trick by which
the ego. of any Woman in normal
health may be necertalnud. The only
it seem that. in coupling hot-
”verity-one boat» go to the minute.
and to the Woman of ill) in permitted
aevonty tiirohewllady‘u Pictorial.
...w.u.w.~, “a ..
Muten'e Odd Epitaph.
Dock Bentley. who died recently.
year: also Unllntltldfl he countructod I
tomb with this pocttlinr inscription:
t i am hero. llovv do you out
i into dead and ye are you.
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lenieitiaett- IIIIIlttnlrnateotu
Bentley had this total) made when
carnivaiittec
a
a
e
a.
C
and tool: excellent care of his prove.
it being one) of the noblest in the
oeuxetery. it wee lllll vehicular
pride. but new that hole dead the
status will he cheated and a lean tile
active epitaph our “fimm Willa
» men‘s Municipal Sultrt‘oto tongue.”
, any
mu t
the fact {Wildlllll eishool toucheru alone
in this country want the abilot.
"Milplly. diucunciun wail cloned. and
the veto who taken. (lair ill ntoui
doublet ltlii were willing to give wont .
an a chance to become unit-noverneti.‘
'l'hn taunting wail odious-nod. and the}
women phased (nit. renewing theirf
courage. and atropnth, not to low “1“;
the light. and finding hope in the tact?
that where two yearn ago only two men;
voted in tuvor thereon .u, paid“ all
tortywuoven at this attention. l
"Mru. Halibut-u, President of thofi
lounectlcut Equal ilnftrane Ammonia1
lion. have a luncheon alter the tiedillillll
to thirty members of the various lion-
neclicul intrigues. and plan» were
made to keep up the light for cutie}.
courage. The members of the Green-i
wiob Equal franchise League are very
grateful to Representative Richard A.
lulliott for having roted'i‘or the Wo-
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SENTINELVOH VAoATlDN‘
see.
Readers of The Sentinel leaving the
city tor the seashore. mountains or
rural reports. or for Europe. can have
it sent direct to them by mail for
be led deeiredwdnyr.' cache or
THE
tlon no longer holds her in a maze of
half truths.
it the woman of the new order is
short on grasping big propositions and
loan. on detail. it is not her fault nor
does it not any limit on her future.
(liven the whip rein Slit? makes good
in the big proposition and the petty de-
tail. 4
Mankind he taught her to look for
business nm‘otection in some pare
ticuiur person outside of herself. Hence
the aeeiniag necessity of personality
. lautend oi put-poser.
steadily purpose is becoming more
and more the guiding star and is being
nylproprlntcd wherever women gather
together in club and organization to do
thiuna worth while.
Read the accounts of what women
are doing in the world of work and you
(ch that purpose is now the necessity
and that personality is become only the
tug of inertia.
Li-ltcrn from our cot-refinements on
Wmllilil'ti activities all over the. world
show this lobe true.«~Slmannc llrcet.
It: Norman E. Mack's Monthly.
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Banquets, 1t Specialty
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Though the return of taffeta is an
iaccompanied fact, so far
lmost infrequently in combination with
lChifi’on 0r voile. which somewhat sort."
lens the crisp character of the still.
{Very enlart title suits are those 0!
; voile with taffeta' coat.
The prediction is that there will hen
very decided run on browns, closely
following the present rage for blues.
,the former followed in turn by greys.
The colored hand bag matches belt
and parasol to be worn with an all
white suit or one of the color selected,
a great demand being noticed for
green. cerise. Koin's blue and other
‘vivid shades.
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Embroidery done in mercerized cot-
ton on sott-ilnished marquiectte is a
novelty that is certain of instant fav-
or.
. it is predicted that many long coats
will he developed in chenille. repla-
fcing those of thick woolen fabrics so
Igeaernily worn last year.
l One nhlte crash linen model had a
bond of Alice blue crash finishing the
{shirt and three. bands” of Alice blue
§and white braid at the top of the band.
i L'lcc gowns, lace coats. lace tunice,
llace oevrn‘nists, lace courts and man‘
tics~lace abundant in going to make
‘a promiltcnt part of the summer‘s
wardrobe.
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David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
9 North Main street. South Namath
Reeldence. I Weepington “not.
Telephone at office. can.
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