TEA oowus. LATEST comrades.”
lovely iingerhe lingerie tea gown The coii‘fures of the moment are
'1' the Woman who iovos her trail dra- undergoing a change and many pretty
period the \ear round is of lino white head dresses are combined to suit the
{mm the seams joined with na1row {latest modes. This season will showIa
mums, and the edges llemstitched.‘ picturesque style slightly 1111111111111
be deep empire yoke with the from favorite Greeitmode, although it
moves out in one with it has a hand rather resembles it, says the-Chicago
mbroidered design. The gown is pro Recar-dllerald. Among the artistic
111!er trimmed with shell pink rib- 'Icoiffures exhibited is one in which the
. .‘lhah is charmingly draped in on 11111111-
IAnI' thel pretty too gown is made of biting fashion so as to cover the ears.
all-ayer embroidery in the popular A band 01 wide gold fillet, embroider
Misaisted foshion,’ over pale blue, ed in silver. enCli'cleB the head and bio
lair, or lavendei sill; and finished heath this, at the. nape of the neck.
th ribbons and soft lace 1111! down are placed one or two curls which
front. ’ ‘ ‘ ldroop rareieSsly The crown of the
4 I'chaiming empire ten gown is head is only slightly raised and dlloWS
town in the new Schappe silk trim-:0 tendency to a somewhat lower coif-
d with wide, Heavy organ] insertions I flll‘e than 11118 bell the fashion {01' some
‘ finished withfla large cream motif time past. The hair is not mounted
fancy 011.1aments The wide 51991951111011 the crown a 111 (trauma. and in
finished “th1 the heavy Clea!“ in.I 1th idol} Change from What, has been
.mtion ’i‘beie is a small undersleeve,”511101131316 1701‘ 80 long. Bandeau 01'
and the gaiment is lined throughout bright galloon. studded with colored
Mini soft 111111 ’stoues and draped 111111011. 1111111111111; in
A while or plfie blue c1epe linon front with an enormous stone from
"to?! gown which may be washed like which is an upstanding oriental 0111a
33 piece of muslin without losing any meat are ”“3“” evening coliturcil.
. outs gauzyI charm is of while or pale ““
Shine with long straight inlets of real MODES 'N Bsz'
‘dliuy lace and finished at the waist
‘ with satin 1ibbon~Lhicago Record- .
wear. . “"I
w.___,._____r,__ . New white buckskin shoes have all-
vet buckles on them in place of bows.
CAP FOR BABY.
(‘oarso torohou lace trims some of
“The dainty little caps fo‘ ”‘3 baby the lllmieet gowns oi the your and is
ln’ouospiece putte1 us that are drawn also used on the new hats.
all on ribbons and lit the head are new
and convenient.
09:1 to make them. in shape they re-
semble one half of a tea cozy, with a
semicircular edge and a straight edge.
the latter r.
with stockings of the same tint.
Hats 01‘ woven black or cream colm
ored hump have his; Charlotte Cordui'
tililfl Bi‘Olllld the fncc. Eyedrrowus of open work. mubroldory in
curved edge and rosettes on the end mlng
_. 'rllllion 601119 011 68011 Side. 39.“ l cmul lunliou of flat veulse lane on
'fi'e*'Pliiludelphia \OTlil American »hcuv.v filet net is beautiful and median“
01' 8011111191 Milli! II is inexpensive; new \al'iety in brilliantly colored orl
101' {he width is gr.eut and can be hem- entol designs on com net ~Montrenl
~‘stitci1éd. embroidered used plain or ov- Star
7 or silk unde1 cups. 1
The little Dutch cups iit rather smng
1: and have a turucdvhnck ilup that is “Hue collars are circular and recoup
embroidered in solid or eyelet worlt. hie capes
_ The lingerie huts over frames are wraps.
_ 1n vogue for older boldest)! piqued:
ansrselllcs. liner. and love they ureI
11111110 and are loathed up with hand
embroidery, colored ribbon or flowers.
FASHION BRIEFS.
hats for holding the of
shirts.
(it'll pol ice
luusllrm are the materials fashionable
in the order named ml the new llnllm'.’
ie waists. '
Yokes and collars of tulle. instead
of lore. fill in the lobe of the more or
loss decolletc frocks which are now in
fashioir.~1\iontrcul Slur.
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FASHION BRIEFS.
Mousselluc is now used
1110111111 of ballsle or linen.
Huge. flat 1111111111111 low crowns are
and with contrasting colors.
The touch of black or ccrise on
White is one of the season marks.
White but-kin ties with black patent
. lather u'ppelu are modisll for black
and white suits.
' Extremely large collars of heavy
hoe are being worn on many units and
Mice. Some are called the "Chen
lotto Corduy." and all are charming.
One of the now cotton voile waists
«11111011111111 in color and lace 111111
{rimmed with lane in the yoke has‘tho
“the lower part and alcoves laid in
.qhartcr inch tuolmmhloutxoal Star. '
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BUTTONS 1'0 MATCH.
Crochet and puztuomcuterio buttons By Lydia E. Plflkhlm'fi
Vegetable Compound
re two of life ulylou that conform with
which indication, says the Washing-
lialtimore. Md ~"I send you here.
with the loturo of my fifteen our old
daughter Al he, who
was restored to
to trim
DAUGHTER
.11: may the novelty lines offered this
mean are colored metal buttons cov~
flied with a glass coating These are
chiefly in round, cup or coucluvo do
invalid 11111111 fashionable colors.
I 'll‘lio use of humorous small button»
I! it trimmilig for waiol, 0111.. is anoth
or nature of interest.
Buttons made of gaiallth,i11 11111111
’ white effects, foumono of the ox-
mve linen altered. These are com-
I of 11131111111111; layers or cross
on: at the black and white, form-
titer striped surfaces or mixes.
was lpale, with 111111
chat at under her
eyes. weal: and irri-
doctora treated her
and called it Green
fliclmees. but.l she
grew worse all the
, lulu Ly dialhl’iuk-
ham’s Vt; bio 01111110111111 was red.
01111111111111 and alter voluminous bet.
this she hand1 res clued her hen til. thanks
1 1 layout- mod! 11 no. loan recommend“:
. . for all female troublea."ern. L. -
CDRKRAN, 1108 11111111111 titreot. Bolt
triers. Md.
manufacturer “'1";
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and other combinations. 9 p 11 Fling ‘ gm e ”W a
lit film asaeecll'imllgh Gila table Ham.
. hem vs
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a Media inst}
HA8 sMAfi‘r EFFECT
., e; latest material for tailor suite is
502'on in dark 1.1113 and
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Gomptmy. Lynn; Mass.
‘ 11111.11 111.11 need 11111111 Advice.
1 Girls who die
or lrroyular port kaolin. 111111
coward own 'i’abthsntiom
maimdla polls
uploaded"...
White wooilens'um expected ‘0‘ be : edge of black velvet edged them
Very good for both townqud country
. tiuue to be worn with no diminution in
Iucw idea of the No: Scout's.
Iuscd on a lar o blue. aim to and was
1 \\ men fabrics are used for some of. g l '
They can be ironed the new summer shoes while pounce
. . . .. , 111111111 on 1 has fol ' .
flat and consequently one is oncomag- pumps are “130 being shown this yearn: 0 ll 0 lb WW3
. respondent. of the New York Press.
lets ole scuttt'ied imi‘cllt'l WlUi ”‘0 colors, and are wlliloutuuy other trlui'.
, trusting color.
Handkelrhlel linen is always good and so are darned iilcrs especially at
CURED ~
table. Two different.
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cabled with palatial , 11111 1111;.
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‘ LATEST coLon's.
Empire green (vor-t empire) is the,
latest whim iu Puritans is everything
reminiscent of the empire period, have
an exchange. This shade may be best
likened to the brilliant yet soft green
of the Chinese lode. it is beautiful in
every imaginable material. and blends
particularly well with silver or gold.
Another lute shade to score, a combi-'
nation of ceriso and coral. it is ex-
ccedingiy' handsome and effective in os-‘
trich plumage and oflwers, but must. be
used with discretion on account of its
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in mauves the latest are prolnt,
evecquo and pervencuee. The. first two
are rich. deep ecclesiastical purples“
and pervenchee is a soft, pale luvan
dcr. slightly pinkish in tone.
Homer is a beautiful golden yellow.
clear and translucent. with just the
faintest touch oi apricot in the cast. it
is practically the only distinct yellow
shade in farm- at the moment. .
moose lN enter.
White ratiuc is being used on silk
suite. A Drecoll model of blue silk.
some had a large shawl collar and
deep cuffs of this material. A narrow
Cerise and blue are combined on
many hats. manhood-white huts con-
favor.
A crown of paneled seems to be the
This was
shown with a gorgeous blue and mauve
The, parusol‘e are of shyly colored
stilts and chiffon. says the Paris cor-
Muuy skirts show a slashed effect
at the side over an undershirt of run-
I
. pnrtment oi instuance by Insurance
' teen years ago 28 societies reportedto
the commlsssioner.
.bershlp at 4,107. 118:; showed an increase
‘rompany yesterday show a total do
crease in the operating income of man
Sailor collars of satin or silk are
now retired with black or white chiffon
FRUIT 0N HATS.
Red. curiae and yellow arc the three
luumi prominent shades in the traitor-i
{inn trimming. and these are employed
tin pouches. apples.
iamull melons. an deren'grapee.
that decorate afternoonI
ornultos.
As berries may come under the num-
huls show red bottles that may be
taken either for strawberries or other
The oriental mnlquihetlcu and cheer 1 1 berries, anyn the Washington Hath}
nld. Silings and clusters of these viv.
id notice or red berries dnuglo coquet
tishiy over the brim in front or are
of color to an ali~wi1itc or an nll-hluoh
lift.
ly successful when employed in con
that are now so much used.
FASHION BITS.
Many French handkerrhlol’s are om-
liltlitrorod in dclltutc colors.
Many shirts Jiliml' limit a that are but»
toned over at one side under row of
buttons.
For tailored suits anorci material is
"acre ray." it in not so heavy as «law.
iota or surges and comes in most at-
tractivo coloring».
Striped and dulled ruluproof foul~
urdu are attractive for hoods for mo-
toring, sayu tho Pillsbury Sun.
Some of the new blouuou of allover
lace are veiled comploluiy’or in part
with chiffon. For instance. a deep
cream colored lace blouue was veiled
ou the lower part or the budico with
white chiffon. This showed the yoke
and alcoves in their lacy glory. .
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GRAY FOR" MORNING.
The smart French fancy which
should reach bore soon is the wearing
of gray snoop gloves in tho morning or
with all informal costumer. _’l‘llele
than turnedrwidely over the hand into
a cuff which is lined with llmhlre‘greou
or 11.111.111.11 braid. it is quite a. lush-
ion or thé moment, says the Now‘lork
Times. to have this call of the glove
carry out the color schemp oi the coil»
tame. , ,.
FLORAL a'l’AFFD. 59»- .
soiemui'aed. there will be eight: bridal»
Each will
or ubopherolul’ Ila
1 $21 I .1911. :12
locate an increase of stitililioflii.
‘ makes a decrease in the net 11111111111111;
plums...
‘ dorm-1911, 511111.590.“ ; 111111, 3111311311..
‘00.
curlatluo or fl'.11it it may also be. men 1
Cameos are used on the smartest i tionud that. 1101110. of the most charming 05; 1.9111, 31.95.11.35343.
luld gracefully in picturesque wreaths;
around the crows, giving a vivid slow!
'i‘his fruitarinu trimming in especial 1
.Ilho result of M 1'. Reilly's visit to 111111
junction with the striped ribbon bowel
.F‘arnuwortb. of this city.
have one button at the wrist and are
At a fashionable wedding. soon to 1511, 1
IM .
Manse assent 6N mun.
NAL INSURANcE COM.
PANIEB.
The extent to which fraternal in
surance reaches into the homes of l .1
people of Connecticut is illustrated by
figures given in the report 1111. this do
Commissioner Theodore H. Macdouaid
which was made public last night. W"
in 1910 returns
were madeby 52 societies. in 1896 the
assets of the 28 societies‘were $3,978,-
618 of the 52 societies lust reporting,
$84, 292 962. The surplus in the forma
or instance was :23 ’1.51001 while last
commissioner says that this class of
insurance has reached such large flig-
ures that-.furthers legislation should
be considered to safeguard the inter.
ests and welfare of those directed. Uni-
formity or legislation is also ‘advocutv
ed. During 1910 four fraternal socie
ties were admitted to do an insurance
business. ’l‘u'o additional have been ad-
mitted this your. Death claims paid
to mortuary assessments increased
from 4.42 to 88.40 per cent. during the
minutiae the ratio of expense of
management decreased from 9.93 per
cent. to 9.80 per cent. and the death
loss per 1,000 average membership in-
creased from 8.44 to 8.88.
in 1910. as compared with the previ-
ous your. the total assets of fraternal
societies increased by 310.385.3134; the
liabilities of silhdlhibi were an ins
crease of {3.079.291}. while'the total bal-
ance to protect contracts of 72,131,125
was increased 3'5. that (all and the mom
of 301 .102.
wmmm.m
NEW HAVEN RAILROAD lNCOME
CUT DOWN.
The figures for the month of May of
the financial statement of the New l'ia-
you road as oillt'iuliy announcod by the
road for glint month over the same
month of last. year of “913,730.08.
The statementua lsuud allows a to-
tal operating revenue for this your or
35.11951138611 which is a decrease of
,whiie’tbe operating exited
which rcprc
Thin
see man 13.111.25.111. to,
revenue of Siladudfiu. The remainder
of the statouwut shows the followiug‘I
figures:
Net revenue from outside opera,
Total not revenue-~19”. .1165“,S03:
Detltlol. accrued trueswlilll, 32??)
000.00: 19m, $3 $10,009.00
Operating lucqhurwillll.
I01). Will 5‘, l11ll‘,1l.[\313.
$1.41 lfilll .-
PUBLIC BUILDlNG FOR DERBY.
\VASillNi"‘0N, 1111115 ails-Repair
sonimlve liclliy on Saturday introdu-
ced 11 hill providing for the purchase of
a site and the erection of a public
1111111111111 thereon at Derby. This in
city 011 Wednesday lust. '
Mr. lloilly presented in the house
the same petitions favoring an amend.
meat to the corporation tax hands
were presented in the senate by Benn-
tor Melanin. '
001.0511 waoome OFWWILLIMAN-
TICICOUPLE.
WILLIMAN’i‘iC.».luuc 28.wa12 gold»
on wading of Mr. and Mrs. William
’was coho
brated today.
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Dividend Notice.
1231c slim—ANNUAL olvmuno OF
THE NORWALK CAVINGQ
‘ EOGIETW “
NORWALK CONN.
June ill, 1911.
At a meeting of the Directors at this
Society bold thin day. a Dividend at
the rate of P‘OUR (4) her cunt. 111.1
imam was declared to depositors
C
from the earnings at the six months .
«11111113 Juno 30.1.1111.
The same will 111-1111111111 on 111111.
3:11:13 and paid on and after July 10.
By order of [the 11111.11 of Directors,
FIiliiDlllillCK A E11113,
120. 181; ‘ . . '
1111111111111 ' Notice
come Stranger Lodge.
transacted among other things.
crowds attending the 110111111111 1: 11111151-
ties were misaed’ln the amodrmudou
the oxilosition yrouudu today to welr‘
tlouul circuit aviation race.
Vedrlueu was the first
ping. the lion's share of
prize given by the aviation commit
today“ a flight.
to the Aerodrome hero. The airmen
were sent away fro attire cart at min-
ute intervals from 10 o'clock. Beau-
uaux. Gilbert. Klmmerling, D11val,.i’rc.‘.
vet and Wynmalcu in the order named.
To PLAN ENI§RTAINMEN12 .
There was: regular meeting of Web
Sons
George. last evening. in their Main
street hall and routine business was
uounalx ,11111111, 1111111 2s.,-—I—oreal ‘3’
come the competitors in the 111111111115 5
w.
to' 1111111.? '1‘
reaching hole at 11: 04 o'clock and will: - ,
the $3.000 ; ..I
too oythe exposition for the leaders in .
Today'statase was from Brussels
mom took the air first and wnsIfollow- ‘
year it "’3ch ’72 451125‘ The bed by (larros. Vidart, \r’edl'lnes, lie.
of St. ‘
We have 8111s at
650 ““1“" $25
BLUE SERGEfGRAYS, BROWNS. WE SPECIAL-
1' .lZE ON YOUNG MEN'S NOBBV GUITSL,
APPROPRIATE Poll VACATION: melI: sauna.”
61111116 PANTS. KHAKI PANTS, SOFT SHIRTS
WITH FRENCH CUFFS, 511.11 SOCKSIAND NECK-
WEAR, eTnAw HATS, Low suoss, TRUINKS
Alto BAGS. ’
tertalument committee of live
was appointed to arrange for some
The committee appointed consists of
the following members, Thomas Lentil.
eriand. Charles F. Page. John Glover,
An oil. .
men .
form of out of door eutertninmeut‘to ..
be given during the summer months. I
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. II now 11854!
a
m_~—W
nwwumm m...—
discussion. The entertainment
tuition is busily at workupou
plans for the open air eutertniuuieui
but they have not decided as to what
the ammo of it will be.
CHIEF LEFT HAND DEAD.
DARLiXGTON.
was learned here today that
Hand. for years chief. of the Arapa-
boea. died at his home near 11.313, sev-
eral days ago. lie was 33 years old,
and one of his ‘mostprominout lights
lion and pint-teen men the day (lea
oral Custer taught the battle of Wash
cane, Okla.
men were not found for a week.
The woman who wants a homework-
or generally has success Within Sen-
tinel want ad. ”
a...“
lover’s
THE PLACE
White Canvas
Button Boots
for Children
3 1.5 0
The HarrisonSz
Clark Shoes
for Boys ‘
THE SHOE TV T PLEASES THE
BOY AND TH BOY'8 PARENTS
$15081 $2I
\
. Two Stores
Norwsilc Smnth NorWallt
I!
John Hunt and Alfred Wiggiesworth. "
Other matters of business came up for;
com-l
the l,
Okla. June 28:41.:
1.1111 1
was the massacre of Major Joel ii. El- '
The Fourth of July
Dinner
should be sumptuous in ever y way, but
particularly so in meats and poultry.
0111 market affords a large vallety of
every kind. The finest cuts of heel“
lan1b,mutton. real and pork are al-
ways obtainable. \\ hiie for fowls,
chickens, ducks, squubs and other sca-
souahie poultry our stock offers the
most select and largest choice.
Chamok's Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 445.
Free Delivery.
i111, near the present town of Chen.
The bodies of the slain:
Does
Barefoot. Sandals ‘W
M TENDANCE ALL HOIUIRS DAY 81 NIGHT
1
Frederick H. Ganung'
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER ,
Monumental Works in Connection
’Phgpe 904 84 So. Main Street
South Norualk
SEEM HARD WORK to get the heatlug system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now. and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thoroughly, so that you‘ll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 81 Hotchkiss Co.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURleHED
17 Wall street Phone 742 Nerwalk. Conn.
I 00 at the 4-door, 30
h p. Touring Car
11111111111911 with 11111 mohair top, wind shield. has and oil lamps, Bosch
magneto and coil: everything liratciass. guaranteed for one year by .
the manufacturers. tor 01625....3‘01' full particulars coil or address
F. E LOCKwooD a co.
39 Wall Strut—(Phone) Garage. Water: Street, Norwaik, Conn.
It
1
’ The Hatch 8: Bailey‘iCompany
. BOUTH NORWALK. CONN. '
Telephone 40, with Branch Station: In All Departments
Treasurer.
11.11 111111111 catwalk SAVINGS f’ :11
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
ROOFING
Lincoln 11111111111, Warth‘nte’d . llltrrett’ s Alpathe
BarrettsITarredlleltu-l 2 3 ply ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler