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. none has wide belt would do. The coat not so popular for milllnery facings as
The ‘deeighinn and. tucking or on“. instens’ lit the" side with buttons cov- they were last summer.
‘ dren‘s‘clothes sre’ now considered as cred with the material and embroid- . ,
important an undertaking es the issh-‘ered in white to match. the dainty ~AVVccidents Vwiil happen; but the
mum; of the wardrobe for the grown- . white lingerie collar A modest trec- bestrregulated families keep Dr. Thou»
ups. The“ object or the nTajVority of‘eriboi, pink hand embroiderysoutiinesn ns' Eclectric Oil for such emergencies.
the shops is to procure simple, dointir lhfilodllar‘snd decorates the cuffs of {1" wall“ “19 DR"! 8'1“ 119813 "I" o .
dresses that are "diflérentf’ They the long sleeve, which has been iti- ur , 1
are quite an anxious to display little inched at at low sliVouldei line just
origins] touches on their tracks as the like thwlfleves 0n mother 8 coat. An
Texclusive modiste is to show similar enchant“: little poke hat or Shirred
touches 0n the gowns {or fashionable Dink smitten, with a white ‘ straw
women. This note of individuality cruivn‘.,uud clustergof pink. and blue
may be so nded in the cut, yet the cut forget-momma. adds the finishing
mustinot 0 ultra or extreme in any t6u‘ch to the costume
way. for :résklehness in childreus ”The. more conservativia mother, how.
clothes is decidedly bad form, says u ever; prefers the low Aline opthe Rus-
dude a pretty color touch New York Tribune writer it may plan blouse, rather this the exagger-
Aunt or once table fi‘tlililon is noted also be introduced in the trimming. died 9218‘ of “19. 39'1““ garment - . , ‘
,.in thehoverblozee. niece oi chiffon In a season when color runs riot some There lsnothlns new int 8 out of the " ‘"° “W“. ““2”"“fi‘: ”"5"”.
and” setiu. it,wtli so (or toward corn- V6!!! eflectlve cqmblnatlnns may be \Russien blouse, bot mun rous novsl- . ' ' “ ._
bining short V: gm; oi fink or velvet curried out.» For everyday wear how~ ties are constu‘ntiy, being introduced How goody women do you know who
with d lose blouse that perhaps has ever, the darker shades are the more in the trimmiog and in the color me perlectly we“ strong and healthy
seen service. . : ‘prectlcsi. but ‘a‘romber frock of, unity. ,soheme As simplicity is the first and as a woman should be” They may not
Vin the one-piece style of dress ipnz blue some or linen may be enlivened all-importent trim” tor children s be sick enough to lie in bed—~bnt they
lines are favored. the vest of the waist in 0 m9“ attractive manner by a lit-,clothss it is necessary to keep the are run-d quLthin, nervous, tired and
being continued in the line of the skirt "9 embroidery 1” which the brigl‘TlmmanK dainty and VVV'50 “39 it 5P8? deviiolize _
to form 81! “130‘ panel For “1850x111 Wines and, ieds, yellows and greens 01‘ ingly. ' Women are so active nowadays,
tie cheapiece clients the stiff linens or the Bulgarian “01‘“ “heme may be‘V
W and so much is expected of them, that W V
other years have been superseded bye exploited H“ Funeles. they constantly overdo and seller
:Vsoit cottonuerstines voiies, end crepe’ "1 regard ‘0 “me “WV summed} VHnts matching the belt or sash are Vii-om headache, backache, nervousness
Weai’w : WV waistline borrowed mm the 9351‘ one of the curious notes oi the sprinfl' and kindred ills.
Very many oiwtlimew sprin ‘3 "‘0 "‘05! fashionable at “‘9 Presentifsshlonl. ~ Such women need Vinoi, our deli-V
blouses give indication that the shoul- time 5““ becoming to ”“3 slender 33‘ There will be some lists worn of clone cod liver and iron tonic with- ,
tier Yoke will be the distinguishing ore °f the ‘Vm'd- The “"5"“ “MTV course. Among those shown are same out oil which will-create an appetite.
mark oi‘ many of the new design; coats for the little ‘9“ who have “WV striking one. of crepe Vde chine tone up the digestive organs. moire
Pipings are layered trimmings and in t0 ““1“ “9 3° “Va summers “"3 made White hats with tongue trimmings pure blood audcreaie strength.
many or the spring waists bolero ex; 1“ ““9 “W19 83 W9“ 83 the dresses of black ‘hrsidiifirmiomonn the most Mrs W. G. Richie, P tchogne, N.
fects are simulated by cordinga Oh and suits for the schoolgirl. The belt popularo 1:" V "Triage: There Y says: "Vinol is certiygly the best
pipingeiol soother color, 'or the heist VmW be 0‘ the “1“"de “‘6 dresslure, .to‘o. ., “6T black, "with wmo/ tonic I hire ever token. l as run
[roots are open at the lower edge in 0" 0" leather. “"“Ch ‘3 further “"09““ fancies T down and tired all the me but.
jacket memoir, disclosing a vest of: “We“ hi the WINES 910v 0" “18 sun bunches oi noders arranged thanks to Vinol. if am feeling all right
lace Or not . o track fan fashion. pieced a. little to the left denim"
A line wool chilionmlmnania by, A new cast for a golden haired or the front are chastise on the smalli Try a bottle of Vino! with the un-
nnmcmcomcs doublofolged .snd in it girl or his. is fashioned from rose ‘strsw turbami says the Pittsburgh Vdersionding that your money ulil be.
great vmicty oi colors and shades it poplinn and the low waisted effect is Sun. , . . V {returned it it does not help you. ~
is soil so that it lends itself to drop curried out by three rows oi shining Retina bandTngVa and edgings win be Frank H Baxter. druggls‘t South Nol-
stout figures alike. Although the“ crosses That Are omen-ant.
stout warden trowned upon the druD'i'T
cry at first yet when she sees one of
her iriendu,“ip a modified draped skirt
winlet 0 br tit-h of the cloth charms
‘iiisiy onus up in simple folds—«the
ion is renewed happily For it is
. Crinkicd Cotton ls Modllh‘ V
This is to be a year at delighttul
PM them section Visbrics All the crinkled weaves
1 “W are modlshV and we shall see much of
e washable crepe and voiies, writes
’A‘nue Taylor che Woman's Mugs-‘-
~ _ inef‘zésli'or the ring blouse nothing
“1 . stir until TtV'Vbe°°m°3«KV". 11i is dantier than voile striped with: ““6 the “this in a tailored skirt and
one cheniie My“ with: nroofimg” together charming i
art at the forks of enormouse, crop meteor or
brown. Put the chicken 5!. sauce-
1. Quits Light f\ pan with the onion, garlic“, etc Drain
it to cook iowl m. chicken 0 can of buttOn mushrooms,
before Tt TB to be used VIDEO the 0“ and try lifihtl
lump one. medium size. with [and put With chic
r Vflésh. Put into n kettle or 0‘ “‘9 0“ ‘V‘ The!
tor, to which you have (163- V_V
lood honion a couple of my
stick of celery or a halt tee-
,- o ceiely seed and a slice 0!-
“um.
MessengensSey,‘ Jimmie. Who's the
swell ye was stalking to?
Newsboy- Him? Aw! Him 311' inc's
worked together for years. He'sthe
editor 0' one of my; papers.
' ti
“’9“ 1V“ “Von “D and shoulder effect the ”for;
ring oulckly to a no“: the strain over c icke “Add one tear sleeve slightly lulled )ny
k on the stove or over the ””0“ “mo“ 18106. or celery_new blouse is preitflVY ’
Mortar, where the water can be salt, one at paprika, °“V°V “3‘”th tea- 1118 in 811011 salt cllusiufi’oottons
slow the herd boiling point : ”0°“ butter and salt to 3"“ the taste Printed cranes and roller” are un-
chicken is tender, but not Cover and simmer until Tend“ Gar usually lovely. partic l in the Bui-
This will make the durl'tnlisu With the mushrooms, minced 3“" gerian borders. In oth ,{zdeslgns the
out as light as the white. Tzeéczngrzflangles M puli paste BVeke colors are very pronoonced~redih
,9 kettle from the tire, but} wn. blues, greens by an ine of black.
Ve chicken in the broth over' V V ’ » V V Tho open drawn Work bordéi is in inv-
short time befoieV servmg Hamburger Ronlt With M‘°"V°'-" or and there are colored cotton Voiles
T Vile flesh from the bones re- TWO pounds 8'0““‘1 beef half " up machine embroidered Flench knots
half cup bread Borders of rough weaves are also seen
prottily attain n thei‘hrransoment
of wide eesii ends drawn from either‘
side of the girdle dud joinedmulte low
on. the skirt" Straight hanging sesh'
ends are ulso used. serving to intro
Hillllll WOMEN SBARTE
“W- .-......
._\. nous—.—
ii the skin. fat and griVstle Tim-“‘1“ be“ 1‘“
diee- sheped pieces and measure: crumbs, “5“ cup h“ WW” 0“ 5‘00“. on these sheer cottons
nice white stalks of celeryV;°“° “335W“ 5“" ”a ““5““ ”“1" Among other conspicuous novelties
V3 been cleaned, scraped and. per one egg beaten and one “333an in cottons are the embossed cotton
and cut into the some sized ionlon julde Grind meet and let ‘0' velvets. and you may rub your eyes
.. cats the chicken, allonlns'ge‘her- m“ ”“9““ "“mb“ “1 “we" in bewilderment at the sight of sheer»
V to make BbOUt two thirds “161mm! pasty add the meat made into crepe or roll with a wide border oiV
lty iii the chicken _ T035 t0- .1an and 3"" in the seasonings and plush brocade—every thread cotton.
dd enough of the broth in '5“ 'shape into oblong loaf roll in The manufacturers have not been con-
the chicken was cooked to ”mm“ and “t in ‘mppmg 9““ T“ hot tent with 'one border. but some of the
lather mist season with suit, oven new cott‘dns have us many borders as
nd a little lemon juice, the!) Gravy—One tablespoon flour, one an oriental rug. For instance a white
nough mayonnaise to cover each cup strained tomstojuice. let b°u and sponge will have a hand printed hor-
i celery and chicit’én Toss lad“ 0&8 “up “00k“ macaroni. der of colored “Wreaths, the bend of
again, eirsnge on crisp white "l , 'V V
leaves, garnish with celery Warner Montague. of New York $3119:ng3::tVTiTsT‘ingsVZTTTorOVV the
dVolives and dot with small and a former iiurstrdm student has a
While most of these ore in white.
is of mayoniialse.—~Delinestor. ”returned to his home after spending .11
1' . . . a law an” w No ll :3“ the new coloriVansV, salmon pink, ruse
4 ' '3 “ 1‘ 7029! pink, vaiioue shades of yellow
‘ runnihg‘irom cream to Van oriental
Ayer’ s SarSaoarilla
brown, (lull blues, soft rods, are rep-
Changes tendency towstd disease to
reduced not only in their elnbornte
wemeg but in mercerlzed cloths that
tendency toward health No alcohol
Sold for 60 years. ~\
When Saute With Mushrooms,
bung chicken into joints, sea-
VitV salt and pepper and set aside
anu'tes Chop fine one small
‘ne clove ‘gnilic one sprig per
add at quarter of s Vrlhd of lemon“ *
eAcup olive oil in ii frying pan.
liavé much of the effect. and all of
the draping quality of silk. ’
Draped skirts have reached the
. n‘hot, fry the chicken :1 nice lighoél
Ask Your Doctor.
hwkfif‘il. VV
siege of uccepisnccnby. slender and
V I
cry with cxcelienteficst,
:m the bottom, which hold in the tui-
iujdd to a degree this season, but tire: anlk Conn.
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F M ' ' ' a... . BRVlDGVEPORT TRUST 0.9 mueslosur MELLEN soon 8V E N T T TTV EV T. E VA 8V IT I TT TT P l. A T E
zxcuse e . . . : 3°93 ‘5 ”mum“ TO cum numokso AoAm , ”4”, WV “we ,5. m m :45
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‘ '"1 . TN” EVE“ “a.” H MM“ w.“ 0"“ Railroad Mon Hour Howard Elliott ‘ 3 b . ._..:
aocroa- i Sue-Fete. ‘ T HERE is Two PERecRimotis TO . i Wind WWW" .T'U“ C°-V wm Succeed Him as Head of new $1 .18
VAT'VTH Ramona Hut) HAVE FILLED! sorts: MEDICINE- ; ~. To Eve 'New eschstary. V Havon System. No .il-i-i $208,312, 31.36.38, 40 42
iMlDiTVYr- Cgfi ‘ ETEOEYOUVEORS‘THMHTTNDDIV'T'HE % The Legislature,’ lowing amended NEW HAVENVVV Ms .. 22 ~—Tlr1t nnd Vii bust. . Plilt} oi" pattern, 15
V00 CURE M9. E '5 R Gilli MT YV “the charter of the Bridgeport Trust : ' , " y ‘ ’ . cents. 1
m“ ;-.. . Company to meet the requirements oi "harm“ 8' Mellon. . president °T the '
Have to:-
Final)?
"“1 new Mum WILL
31' door ‘To
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oi-il needn- .
antagonists!
, his run Dotson?
wstt- sanfiiom
canto You tent:
‘thttni W. B hop, deem V?
w ,
Vtho ormngemcnts whereby the busi-
ness of the combined trust coornpnnies
is continued under the some of the
company. He was formerly treasur-
er ot‘ibe Manchester (Massachusetts)
Trust Company. which he organized.
'iiite‘ioliowiug isVs cosmos lint oi
the. silicon and directors of the
Bridgeport Trust Company: President.
Queries 6. mfprdz, visoprcsldsnts.
(3. Barnum Brainy. Egbert Marsh;
‘ treasurer. Edmund ii Judson; secre-
tsry. Ralph ii Mann.
ecutivs (biomass-willful» ti.
, ileum-d. ..‘0, heroism sealer; Egbert
Marsh. DsVer ll Werner. Welds (l.
' 3 Bryant. Netiisnisl w Bishop. Robert
S. Hindus. D. ls‘uirchild Whooier. Ans
‘drsw M Cooper.
“Henry A. Bishop. in.
W I” .
w Milt.
Timothy's-ed hardy iiisrtrsmy issue
New York. New. Hover: and Hartford
railroad. is to resign soon and be suc~
needed by Howard Elliott. president oi
designated so the man to heed the
New ilsvcu reed when tlin work oi
electriliing was committed , . .
‘hlr. Mellon lstt the hiswdisyeu rosd'
fifteen years no to mums the mesh
dandy oi the Northern moths and on
the resiausiion of John M. Hell come
went and assumed the presidency oi
the New Button. Jl‘ilst Air. Elliott.ths
president of the Northern Pacific. new
should come to the New Heron is be- ,
listed to he the louiooi movement in V
a mntichclieins to torn: 3 sheet to ‘
roost. railroad connection throush the
H “alienation of the Pennsylvanin. ,
the Not-tints hostile and VVVVW lisvsn v'
\ m
A man living at Auburn, New York,
had a severe attack oi kidney and
bladder trouble. Being at working man
TEENS Bridgeport ’i‘ruhtdmmuwyg s stook- “‘9 Northern Pacific ’5 “‘6 hen“ I" not wanting to lose time. he cured
.TT “:3 boldern' meeting was held yesterday railroad circles “979' Wk” M" M9T' himself completely by using Foley
DO; . nt which iii directors were added to ion “’“a ““9“ it “‘9'“ W“ “5’ truth _. Kidney PillsJA year later he sure,
‘21 the present board. s V luuihu “9°“ he said "it is a pleesure to report that the
:3 ,. At the directors' meeting. imme- , Y0” 1“” better 5‘?" 3‘3“" informal- . cure was permanent." ills unine is
3.5! V distely following the stochholdcrs’ tlon mm M“ “"0“ " J. A. Farther. For sale by all drug~
V :2." meeting. iiuloh H. Moon was el'ccied A man I“ do” touch with railroad. slate. 4 "
==9 EGGMWPY (if {TNT TEFWWOWT‘TZ _ TNBC 038T”! called attention T0 “19‘ that that W _.
w W ““0“ “0‘“ A it“ “80' “’3“ sneezztss nsrunns T0 smelt.
V . oo.
gourmet). May "ziwylddwnrd r. .
Young, treesurér of thecliicngo. ’l‘crre . .
V Hoots sndfiouthorn Railway". who is
charged with ombessling 325.000 wotV
the company's inude, returned to Ohio.“
‘ case. yesterday. after at month’ is ob-
sense to take his punishment. ho- ‘
dosed he lost the money thrensh spec»
diction.
'lfeinuomm‘rsr N. .
, cording to railroad criticism VVYoupg cons .w H
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