Haifa Heat on Five: Sides
of the Oven
The back of the oven is heated as much Iaa tha' bnit'om.
make an oven at good as ours
but this tam more fuel and dammit giva a quick oven bake.
f, The.
Ether: Try to '
by savoring the back with Tin and «beaten, 3 3 3 3 , 3
Iii-18 North Main St. , ‘3
Sly. Norawlk,‘ Conn. ‘ ‘
A. J. .COllins 00.35 3 ,- I
1
French Pose Hats Skilfuily.
The Imlllinely of a season may ‘be
depended nlnon ito nlny a large part in
mstnmery. The time has gone when
‘ filly hat would do with any gutvn inn-f
Wh,‘ there are welldrensed womén
who assert that 'théy purchasj'e ihéir'
his first and have their gown mnile‘
accordingly
'As yet we hnre not learned the worn
. f 'd'erifn‘l trial: of basing a but on the
" fiend with the same skill and parcel»
jinn of values that the French have.
LY'ou will quickly perceive this gran i‘l
“ where the hats are put. ‘on by a French
model.
' She instantly sees the exact 890:
above her face where the trimming
. should the put and exnrtly how Il‘ar the
' 3,7biflm must .‘be tilted lip 9r dm'vn. l
proposed to one of the must skillful (if
“these Frenchinfodels that she give
lessons during the morning to women
3.330(th want to learn Ihov: to choose and
t9 pose hats. it is as yet an unex-
. ‘ flored field with us and l htlnk illfl‘i
7 my woman—«that is, A French one——
'who has made a business of hats could
. \
Imake a wide summons inst here, nliaerv
I on a New York Times fashion writer.
‘vn
y
me not as difficult to pose as tllo'so-‘oi
the last two years hut every hat
' would he pint on the head with u sure
. 3 a 3.
”A
3 it is itrue that the newE’haneg whirh'
jibve arrived in the 11‘th two weeks
Summar Hats
Enonge is a favorite material .tor the
touch, showing a firm knowledge «of2
what. line no place above 'iUld around;
rho face when you grant the imllor~3 summer hats. whether an youngsterrl
lance or this Izym. will readily approve; or their mothers Ears {lid Newark
the idea '33: (paying close. rylte‘ntlon' to we IE.» flats of pure whitey or cream,
in... anoint: inf baahw’im Em; making, ininl’niied with column numb or male.
tn nib éioceedingly popular th'tough the
ham or the «alumni sponge, egbwlnlly
when worn with suits of inn mine mat-
is not is: Is' 'sminrlnl"
l Small liars Eye a irlng in their new
shapes They 'nre made of hemp and- term} are we ry snlprt
Milan straw, and me chary of trim-i the sailor are the 511M333 “‘09" 17°“
mlng- which is as it should ibg. Thai uuenm seen. .33
new idea is zlo flatten the brim lynch . . .
fmm the lime. elongalei t at the hack Lattice Work ' .
hranden it lit the sides and than place battles: work is {anilibnahim not or»
n feathery fantasia hero and there. g '3" in little mud“ cult shaped. pieces.
The art comes in knowing just. where.
to pul these. _ 33
There is one black hat which lE' lin-
mensely smnni which Owes its distinc
lion in three drifts or lines. mildew "‘i
«Hangs, hrbwn and inn. one is plac~3 3 Gown. 0? qu'yi 3
ed in front and one at eachrside. and! There are {393333333 slthiea' 3.3313933
they misc the hat. immensely above mamdisette, which 3333330 093:, tamed).
“‘9 tonillthonpiace I .sllk n‘r satin of the snide mil 1‘. are
There in a small Milan straw hat in most 3.333333333333133 “Kill ma wing,
the natural tones than is merely trim-l 3333.. an exchange. This may trimmed
“19“ With a “WWW. black "01"“ m" with darn lane and blacli velvétimnkea
you that nines ah'ove its cmwn and him 333, mu, the (13333333953 ”33333133331333“.
one end slippud Hiram, *h an oblonrz. ble 3’
intirherof pearl huchle of hlacl. velvet 3 :...........
and the model is ntrdngly recommend With apqnyner lingerié driasaes the
ed [in wear with wit: of linen. ol3‘ handbags c3: embmidt‘red linen and
slmun‘iing. or raJall and of black sa-‘ lane will 339 um even inbre' than 1333i.
tin or .tniietn 3 summer. "
,evary limb the. 'eitiial' 0'! .3 goivn, it N3
¢
..‘—u...— ‘
In is used also sometime): no entiro
inadlce and sleeve rovering (1 even
idnwn upon the shirt. in hip Egan.“
iNew‘ilm-kmss 3 33
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HOSIERY.
This is a WhHia—‘QEOil in
Hosiery and we are ’prepared
for it. Allelic-s, all grades.
The Pomrlar Price.
15 atm, 2'1'01' 250.
Ladies: Ohlldren‘n, Infants?
A Specialty.
Hosiery aT 25c.
Man’s. Women's. Children's.
Cadet Home. 28c.
Light, Medium, ‘Henvy.
"Butter Broiun" Hana.
Ladles'.. Miaws'. Children‘s.
.. . ..”... “..”.“
Children a Half Hose.
2 for 260 and 2%.
Plain Smith, Pl’aidfl.
man-Wm 3
IMlei' Silk Hana. "'3" 3
”25133 “in (1.130 ' ‘ ' “‘
vigor. Tan. White. I
GA‘RMENTS. , FANCY GOODS. '
LEdleE‘ Bnihlng .Citm. I3
. 33 256 To 750.
.. 3. 3
W
may Bathing Shoes._
250 :9 75¢. 33 3
“Swim Easy" Ba Hing Suits.
$1.50 to 5.00. 3
Ladies, Minners', Men's. 3'
Ponulnr Mldd) lilnugea.
. ,. 50a to ".26.
All billets. Plain. trimmed.
‘ Norlnlk Garments
with Belts. 91.00.
. Plain and Trimmed. :
.Ladinh' Film-inmost». .
' “ '26: to. Thai)”.
W”"‘ “W * .
Ladleé’ Silk Glove-E.
' 1'3 80¢ in T1300.
“ Ladlea' HnuEe Drama”
«.04 to $2.98. 3.
'Low Neal“. High Necks.
Ladm Shirt 33......
'ed.
' they. Entitlwds of (thrilling delegnttm.
‘ wince mall state will ha Exrlmmd to l
I ,3 Dilemma
Adabtlona or '3
3 and arranged over Vs and flair is but 1
Ieyoimgn legislation which :9th favor
I vanity and at the same nun. secure the
" rnrnmotn the ecnnumic well being of 3
the honest farmer, wage worker; pron '3
I but which shall
3' - 9r privilege in the world or industry
' . no less than in the whrid of politics;
“wherein... him}
3 . spirit or service in ille whole country, _
'I 3 End who hold that the Commandth'em.
guitar 0.me to million as wall as w
til-9 cm. niion. ManlEslMi and Smith
Gingham. may he néaeiliiy unrepmenn
' "Thin nail lays dawn no rules as to
select ité degolnina by its own lifll‘ii'
The n'spresentallun will he
ént dawn in jnsl. nn'edxalt that or. th'é
prinvlonb donwntinnn. This was con
thinned advisable since this conval-
tlnn is to he hula ‘iiy a deliberate body
and will cnrtnlnli he comyoaad oi n
clubs or nun} nitogniher didn‘t-em tram
time who usually a'titend the conven-
done. I ’
“in all brohnhiiltv the convention
will mlm'i't the name “National Pro».
greasivn" {or the new pants». but I can:
not any definitely what will he done '3
Thus Hr no issues have bénn mIlt‘horl i
latlvnly stated and of course the plat-‘3
torn: itself will lint-9 in he decided up!
on thy the delegates?
3 Text of thg, éail‘.‘
The term: the. mm in run is at. for
ions: '.
“To the people or the United States
witlrnnt regard to past political dif-
defenses, ‘wh'o through repented be
trnvays, realize that today. the power
is of the crtinknd political home: an
of the nrivllleged classes behind them
is so hintingé in—‘lilm two old party or-
nnniza'tlonn that no linityl'nl mm'exnent
in the real interests of (nir country
can name-out of either; '
"Who believe thin the time has’
come for a national progrensive move-
mentw-a nation wide movementéwon
may ha Shirred in sincerity and truth
by an organization unfettered by oil.
“nations «in conflicting interests;
,'3“Who indict-e in the right and. can
,bbflty or the Inerrple to mile them hair
.98, 'andIai'fentlvely moontrol nil the
amnéies at their governmemt and ”‘th
ytlon. I
' “Who believe that gm'emment hr.-
'theVAi‘nw tends to became and has in-I
Ilnc't' \he‘como, Ignvarnmont by the son
dideiniluencm that. control the new;
"Who helicve through the morenlent,
browned can we Obtain in the nation
demandml in" the modern industrial
inmost; business and Net control the
great whim 0‘.’ mndern business an
M tn‘ sham-E their being nae-d in the
imam: or the whole of the! people;
legsln'zinn whith shall promote pron
better mid mo'm équltnhie diffusion of
prosperity; legislation which shall
Invasion“ man and nursing“ man who
at the same time,
strike in enlctent tiaahionwnnd not.
mgr-div pretend to written-mt the roots
“Who bulimia that only this *type of
. ”Who helium tlint wholminrne party
government can mine only it there is
managemén‘t- in it
delivered at Sinai, "Thou. shalt not
limitless: 3
“To all in accord with theile vie'wa
.3; call is hereby tanned by the prism ‘
‘otutl committee Miler the resolution 3
tiny mass meeting held in ()th
June 22 inst, to sand mil. «tell
i
“ill.-
in the oonvan'iion anal! mica» ' '
M ‘
..Ionmmm linen an that the anomh33- _,
byd‘ that onlv lhmtigh s9dihl End in-
mistrial inatiéab thin decurtid. can hurt.
ent' him“. 'lln'd Ibemlnnent, nmtei: -'
John Hlxnanp
‘I‘Qhriatiin 8mm Fred. H Rowan
and the several Elston the legislation .
‘ 'wise llidnslrinl evolution will avert-TM ‘- ‘
‘dus'trinl revolution: 7 I ‘
' ‘Iflmgbbund had its drigin in the?
3 room and herbs ut the field, tons of
width are now ebnnumsdr‘ yearly in
I making it. 3 . .1.
y
Inn 1' "
~—.3
was OUT or slam, OLYMPIC '
HITS MUD.
White so.» Liner Delayed an .Hour 1nd '
I Half While Riybmim are Made.
Owing in a slight accident to her
steering gear, as she was steaming
down the North River, New Yul-ii, on
her way out when Saturday afternoon
thé White star liner Olympic {van
forced to anchor for hrepnlrs
channel but without doing any dam.
age to the ship. and was delayed nl~ 3
.tog‘ether there and or: Rohhln‘s Ree-f ‘
ifor an hour and a half, nagging San. ‘
idy Hook at 3: I20 ocl‘éck. (lam. H. .l.
”Haddock her commander reported by
wirelew that all was well with
ship as she passed out to sea. .I
General Fmst and son Russell are I
naaaangera on the Olympic.
t
MOSQUTTOES. , '
Remember the ‘commli‘tee on exter-
Mpla'a relief. They need swhacrlp-
tlonsz. ' '
‘ mil. GOLDEN.
Treasurer of Fund.
lamest new in for a man to he with her
so she can cling to his Erin clr'isely‘.
Tamasc‘ra A GENERAL momma:
ausmaas ma orrsns EVERY
'IF'ACTLITV sonata-ram-
WiTH SOUND
.3 3 3. 3 BANKiNG
capital
100mm
$117,000.00 .
auwm H. MATHEWBON. #5:.
i-‘i;£uERICK3.3 H. nowm. as vm
'WIHRED IODWELL. Cashier
. P.“
“'3 DIRECTORS
E. ".mmnmn 'J. Wallace‘Mal-vip
John H. Light '
muoi Grumman Lev‘iin R. Hurlbuu
Harry 0. Lackwood .
Keep litmus Soft
Complain-I Fair
USE
3 n'nuuaia'ra
imii'lia unit“. Manner. .
'a- Na. mm a... “an. ’NQMIIKI
After 3‘ '
she had slapped her how swnng on‘
‘ W30. mudhnnk on the treat side or the
the I
urination is working hard daily for the 3
Cii‘y National, Bank
- Bur-pin: and Pronto
am Dappslt Dayna. sauna T5 par you 3
JOHN H. Km»; m Vigil—Pm.
“-\“ ‘\
What makes a wm‘nan afraid of the . "
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..' un',‘ U,‘ a! —, ‘ifl U; Apr," Jib/Ui'mfl',-1-/-1'1-]'1§n,fi
on Washington Street
' “0i sill sorry sights to tha .mnscullnéIview,
Them in one luexpresslbly shocking“
333 "Pin a short-skirted girl in a neat. lnw- cut slide,
With a hul'qm in the lleel of her si.’ocking.'
150 not belone of the shnve number, but. come here
and buy smart silk Hosiery, with high spliced heels, nt
50 cents. .
Better qualities at '75c to $2. 50 a pair.
Extra Elma have been given special attention in our
Hosiery section with the result that onr line is complete. *
and satisfactory in these numilem. '
Remember that we are the selling agents in this lol‘
caiity for the sermons OnyX" Hosiery, thc’sort that gives
satisfaction.
“The N. E-RYAN C0."
'BOUTi-lwo'RiiVAhrK . ‘
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