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Evening sentinel, Monday, July 29, 1912 · page 10

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,1 Ilave Heaton five Sides
‘ of the 0Y3"

The book of the oven is heated as much as the bottom.

 

but this takes more fuel and doesn't give a'qulck oven bake.

Others try to
make an oven as good as core by covering the back with tin and ashestoa,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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MBUE TEE “SIAM

12-18 North Main St.‘
So. Norawlk, Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Of coursel am speaking of 3 compare-
tively small gathering. At a very large
gathering like a reception of bull or
anything of that kind. it would be ‘llll-
possible to single out each individual
In arrespoudent of the New Yotk guest in this way. and till the hostess
,can do is to gl1e oath person 11, cordial
greeting and pay a little extra atten-
tion do her especial friends or lilt‘
guests of honor, it there be any.

‘The “horn hostess" is the only wo‘l
man who bus a natural gift. for making
friends who known exactly how to cupc
tactfully with nnl'orseeu mnergcluriee
-and who in unselilsh enough in pin-v0.11?
l1111.: her 11111111 on the pleneuro of her
iuuesis than on 11111 o11'11 111111111111111

‘bol'n hoaitsu' 111111 no' 1111111 been born
with all these qualities nt 1111; she 1111111"
01111 111110 .ht't'n 1211134111 these things byi
n 111% 111.1111111'.

he ibelles of other days, writes 21

pretty gown of this type was of
will“ With a cream background dot-
}Ilih'Tiny mossroao 'buds. The
ltd-rt draped in a modified plunder ei‘?
over an undershirt oi finest val-
enues lace trimming the hem. The
"Nice was ananged sulpiicel fashion.
ED. 11 a Vc'haperl who 01 shined mous-
a he do sole. A i‘rlil of lace (lull-111111
email puffed sleeves.
’Paiquiu is forcing 11 the trout l‘tliiiin‘
gowns of cotton voile. This 111: ltor:i1l
‘ 1pm itself bountilullv to the pro. t'1ni
iii 13.1t is cool and has 1111 individ—
._'élelzvance.
fgcw’n of pnlcsl luvender cotton
116111111 11 BilllllI.Si]iltll‘G yoke 01‘ umby
ll crochet. Pieces of the maierinil
licked in three quarter inch 1
.1 extending over the shoulders
linthe waist line in front to 11111 back
11‘ narrow 111111111111 Million 01' the voile
ruined these. The skirt, slightly j
hired a deep flount'o ol‘ the piaiiingi

anybody dilll. her 01111 specth iricndrl
and elm never perceives 111111 for 11141
or hilt-11111111 some of her guests 11.111 be~
1 in; llcifleclcd.
because you 111111511. live simply or
your 11111111111 are Very 11111111151. is no
good 11-11mm why you 511011111 deprive
1111 Irish crochet insertion. Bittclilllld £11111er entirely cl the llll'tln‘iii‘t‘s 111
11111310 he. 11 lloliiilm' coln~ 1 enterinlug.‘ There are few things in
, gown of 1pm.],- sutin had (the. world an ruhluhie no friends. and
:l'ilkll‘i of ibinek mousselinc do ‘ one of tin1 best ways to incite l‘ricltds
Th Extremely short black 21111111 is to oli‘ei' our ucuuulntnnt'cs liOSIIllllil"
lied a deep collar of planed I) E11111 the busiest 11011143111111 ('1111
’h .11 re“ 11 ('(111111'1 oi 'piulted lind time ocrnsionnliv to unit 11 illend
liuellneIde sole. 1111 for 11 cup of 11111 and 11 broad and
‘ wrap to wveur with ultornoon '.l1utim‘ '111111111111111'11 bit oi ("11113. even
he of black mousfieipm denote it (1'lrcumetnmee l’orldd her to indulge
iii“. in anything more pretentious.
frock of empomiph 111111'noidelod illon‘i be afraid to ask u friend to
"th cotton mm. mm .1 tunic 01' ii 1(1 dinner hotuusc you cannot. 111111 ove<
cable taffeta in tones of lose and 1'y.'thin r in the most fashionable 1111111-.
11111121 have intended some 0111111111111,
131119 in all tones, roee, brown tun illitlt1 inf'oimnl dinners and luncheons
a even red appeal on moot 0f ulwn 11.1 lriende 11 ho kc pt no servants
'art lingerie and ullk hlouseph int oil. (it course entertaining in this
lib tuvored unit at 1pregent 13 or why without a maid requires 11 eklltul
' Barge. A collar of dark elnbroi- 111nnugement to have ihingn pass off
it linen done in (lurk blue added a umoothlv but it can he done without
‘tty touch to n cl‘can‘luculored 391.30 much ditllt 1111.1 if everything is already
. 1 with one long each end when the 31105151 1111110 nud needs only
wherein blue man With this to he placed on the table The nalud
Wail worn a but of Whiltl mum, and desert should he put on the aide-
trimmed with n bunch of blue 1 card before the 11111111111 tome in the
[dining room, 11nd 1111 the knives, forks
white, hills. “are being mimh 11111131100113 that will he required
Those are practical tor outing uhouid be on the dinner table so M3 to
rthey maybe hml trimmed with make things copy for the hootohe as
it; and lace l’or .dreesy occoutonu. 008811119.
only trimming; need on a small W110“ a maid l8 k911i naturally 3110?!
white 11111111 '1111 11 band a. block hospitality in much easier, especially
I. leather school the crown. I” she “I W0“ trained.

‘ white hat, stumble for at It in not at all ditllcuit to touch acct»
”1.111111 it pulled crown 0111111111. vent to wait on table properly, it one
,‘Scitt‘l'et, poppieg were used is only willing to take the trouble.
lug. iFimt show her how to. not the table.
btdis responsible for 9. (“111in She should he taught that exerpthing
eyelet embroidery. \‘prmw p.111 lmttet he panned at the lite side of the
lilited valenciennos lace and person who is being served, and the
pink rose arugtlcaiiy trim» should pose plates of soup, nah, moat.

into, on :1. small tray. and before the
hate by thorium;- designer dcahert ls served the ornmhe 11111111111 he

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

is of. lace and lovely crumb tray and stunner- .-

‘o the underbrlm. while

 

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quietly attractive at’tnlr.

because it is less expensive than good
rsillt'“. wears better and looks'exceeding-

‘tltlnuning entirely beneath removed mm the tablecloth with n.‘

The old time flannel suit long ago
gave. way to purge and mohair and
water proof silks have now to a great
extent. superseded those, though n10-
hair remains the choice of the. crowd

iy well. It in indeed on almost. ldenl
matcrlul for the purpose, shedding wa-
ter admirably and clinging little when
wet, bui or course the beat ol’ the silks
have a ilundsoiner finish and offer a
wider rouge ul‘ colorings.

’1 1111111 is :1 sill: 111111 onetto which tig-
one minor lIl'lllllillt‘lllIV among this
year's; bathing suits and is nitrnctive.
it has 11111111 other \‘il‘luee. so its spon-
sors say and numerous pretty models
are. made of it.

'i 1111 very Bullish Noni Wash lul’tctu too is on the list of
11111 11111111'11111I10sa :ood hoetosn tor uiu' ‘ 111111111111 suit materials and is made in
'ie 111141111111 up in hot own pleasures dolightluilt plain and shot colorings.
11nd limtl izlltcs the trouble to 11.1111 it but .15 to its wearing qnaltties them is

' ed type or stilt which is probably the

.very plainly but smartly there plaids

I in plain color or may be relieved only

‘to he made of white taffeta, but may

.moonun'opouuw ‘
Excitement. In" South Nor-
, walk. ‘
Friday was the banner day in
subscriptions to the extermination
fund, the streets were crowded. no
such buzz was ever board since cir-
cus day. The entire iforce at. the baihk
was kept busy all clay, nailing down
the huhsorlptlou money, the commlh
«too ovor'potvored with emotion. team
of joy wetting of! the mosquitoes.
stopped clapping and stood aside
while three timid but trustinl,’ unsoli-
ited, uugnnned for, voiuhiury sub
ocripttons found their way through
the swarm and landed cafe into the
look“ expectant. glad. hund»~$1.00 was
opened .wlth great surprise and from
Norwaik at that, $2.00 come next and
the committee gunned and turned on
the electric tun—«number 3 was open»
ed utter a long breath and a drlnlo
from the filler. and the committee
tell tint, paused 11111111111, stricken to
earth. $5.00 thaw out in the breeze,
some one said “live," the committee
on it by magic come to life and saved
it, just blowing out. through. the more
quito screenpx dollars; enough to
pay for 366 2-3 feet 01' ditch; enough
to kill 7.941.352 6-7 moaqultoas. Then
they adjourned and wont to ti1e:(:oun-
‘try Club and swelled with bites; fed
the mob and rejoiced at the good
things in life. How thanklui We.
should be that the marshes breed only
mosquitoes instead of, wild cuts. or

‘ 1111111141 are changed-ole color attacks
in the silk cravdnette and oven in the
Web 13.111111; (11111 in this last mention.

Great

most thoroughly satisfactory of the
bathingweuit silks, some beautiful
maids ere otteredpthe‘ueepblua and,
green plaids which are rich and becom-
lng without being conspicuous. Made:

afford a «pleasant change from the
plain colon; and are eminently becom-
Ing to the woman oi slender future.
on) a the New York Sun.

The plaid may the slightly trimmed

by a. plain white collar, which is likely

the in one 01' the varieties or eponge or
terry.

Soutache embroidery more or icon
elaborate trims many of the more can
pensive models. but such embroidery
even when carefully done by hand, is
likely to pucker with wetting. and it is
hard to press effectively a suit clan-
orntelly trimmed in such embroidery.
A line eoutnchc bordering scalloped
edges is more practical and is ire1i
quently seen on the cilia suits. i
Scalloped thordere simply hound 0111.
stitched appear upon some 'prélty tat-
i‘etu 1nodelexotherwlee quite severe. A
suit on this. order in 611311g<1a=ble tut-1
feta had Its scalloped collar turnedl
down upon a utrulgiht edge under col-
1111' 01 white.

.A tall length front panel of block

' “net awful taut nilhl" Could anything

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‘M‘
leD’B AUTO LESSON.

in Contact With Tele-
praph Pole. 1

F’Iederick 0.131111 of Scuth avenue,
, . New Canaan, was painfully injured 111‘.
3°“Eh ”9"”3'“ Roeldence. 6:45 yesterday morning, while driving

“Plans are about completed for a his car at the corner of Park and Bank
residence ‘3“ MIN“ “9““91 'SO‘lt‘h streete in that town. He was in the

Norwalk for E 0- Haviiund 40 Bay- habit of taking the 6: 38 train out (11'
view Home. The house will be 30x New Canaan. He migfiea the train
38 feet of frame construction, (1011— yesterday morning and having some
raining nine rooms, provided with Itie to spare. decided to take a lesson
steam heat There will be a large in running the car The chauffeur
brick fireplace in the living room. The i had been running the car, but Mr. Bird
plans are 'by Architect '1‘. F. Kelley. has recently been trying to run it
Of Bridgeport. himself. He lost control of the lunch-

Newtown Terrace Reeldenoe. too and crashed into a telegraph-pole.

A. R. Murkin & (‘0 ., have taken the His foot. is so badly (ruched tho: it
contract for n residence which is to is thought it will have to be amputat—
be erected on Newtown terrace for ed at the ankle Mr Bird was tultoll
Edward FL ”01180“. the. DhOng‘fiifltt‘l’,‘t to the Greenwich Hospital for trout-
Ncrwalk. There will be 1.0 roomu,i mout.
which Will be provided With all im- Thomas Rite. who was with him ut-
provements and heated by furnace. the time oi? the accident, was bruised,

Berkeley Street House. but not seriously injured.

The Heutlngand Plumbing 00.. The wheels, body and frame 01’ the
'have the contract for the plumbing car were broken dud twisted, mailing
and heating in the new residence A. 'R. 'a complete wreck.

’Milillill 6‘: C‘o., have just started on: Mr. Bird had told his man to
Berkeley sheet for Clarence E. Sinu-‘hurry to catch the. train, but when the
son. Thomas Roblng is doing the inn-itrnin was missed, he endeavored to

son work. take the fateful lesson.
East Norwaik Growing. ‘Itr. Birds friends will be sorry to
.‘1Cmr is now hear of the unfurtunate mishap as he

ls popular about town.

he more convenient?

mm

NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.'
(The Commercial Record.)

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The house which 'H.V
1111111111111: on Fourth street, East 1'-or
walk for lvar Peterson, is ready for .
the placterlng Burritt.‘ & Montgom~ The woman Who wants auousework-
orv have the contmct for the plumb~19r generally hon success with a Sexy

 

 

 

 

and white half inch stripe. taffeta, the
stripes running horizontally. was ici.’
into a. suit of black taffeta. Little

 

investigators. or mice . Say! Weren‘t

lnu. . tinel want ad.

 

black buttons woie not closelv down

 

 

the front of this panel and 11 crnvut or.

 

 

vivid blue woe knotted under a striped‘

 

collar.

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We Sell Tickets

VACATION TRIPS
Via Red Cross Line and Maine 8. 6.
Company
to
Halifax. Nova Sootla and
Newfoundland.
Ask Us tor Rates.

J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.

(incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND iNSURANcE
. AGENTS

 

 

Maine.

Mr.
.G

5 Rallroidhvew South Nemolk. Ct

 

 

Darragh Brothers

Grocers

WASHINGTON
STREET

 

 

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l bl eiuul- tcr‘u Dinmon 1111111!

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'Fnlm no other lluv uf 1111'!

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BIAVETHNTI IITI AN“ PILL ‘1. ('1r I16

you: 1111.111 Mitrithllcsl Alwayuiciiul

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Telephone : 923

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The Reed 81 Volk

 

 

 

 

 

WE INVITE

the citizens of Norwuik and South
Norwolk to visit‘our store, to moot
the new munngelnont and to inspect
our stock which will be sold at regu~
lar New York prices-onothird below
regular prices.

HoWard S. Lubeisky &
Ray Abrams

Proprietore. '

F.. A. MITCHELL

Furniture Store 1

14 and"‘16 Wall Street, Norwolk.

‘ O—h".

Norwaik Branch Office of

The Evening Sentinel

Electrical (10.

The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL snow
In the Town
AUTO suepuss
Phofie 305—50 So. Main 31..
co. Norwnlk. Music Hall Bloc:

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SUMMER TIM ETABLE

On and alter Monday. June-17. 1912.
the new and conunodlous 1

STEAM ER HUNTINGTON,

Capt. William (1 Young. will run as
follows: Leave l-lulnlngton for Nor-
walk Mondays and Fridays at 6:45 a.
m. a11d1_2;:lil r. in. Leave Norwaik tor
Huntington Mondays and Fridays at
8:45 :1. m. and 5:30 p. m. Excursion
ticketa 50 cents. Single lure140 cents.
Children. 1. to 12 years, excursion 35
come. Single lure. 2.5 cents. .Paesen-
gore from Norwulk by 8:45 11. in. boat
will have four hours at Huntington.
Our smumor schedule gives the peo
ple of Connecticut an outing on the
new and commodlous steamer Hunt
lngton acrose the sound and over one

by each

all the
made.

 

 

 
 
 

N‘Otic‘e

During July and
August. our store

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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New Mode: in Bathing aulte.

 

unadorned.
in a popular trimming

Vein-um hot or leghom,
on one timid this hummer inhhuthios

continued. Oh the 0011111119111. 0131111110911

the striking and cited thoroughly lm-
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It in many a season 111111119 there it e .
been upon 1;. 1111111er 11.1.1 such canon

of the finest cheats or water In the
world, Huntington Buy, with ecenery
uueurpnrred. Parties of 10 or more
can moire arrangements with the can
tain to stop at Valley Grove. ‘

Lunches and meals carved on the

boat by omnpetent steward.

 

 

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Every Baseball Fan

should have one of The Evening Sentinei’s
Score Tablets. _
time just how many hits have been made

many errors, what inning it is arid how
many are out.

(“Keep the results of the gaine before you

0F CELLULOID; - durable, and will last
the entire season
to that carried by the umpire. .

(it We have not a huge supply, so get
yours early.

(ii Cut out this ADVERTISE

Baseball Fan

(LEAGUE AND AMATEUR)

ET THIS

With it you know at any

club. how many runs. and how

time by use of the best scorer
(ilit is a vest-pocket size. MADE

It is similar in design.

and bring it, together

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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