F‘on-a-partyélinoa how many-intrin- have ,
ch Butcher; Min? Gunner :de friend.
Laser than 2, cents It day more them
, you pop for your preunt mice will *
. equip your mum with a line MW
. lngno one on it outwit
Sentinel Fashlon Plate
Easy and” Practical Suggestions
roe run.
HOME DRESSMAKER
If made of crepe meteor, this cos- crepe meteor. There' Is a. guaged pep-
tume for a young miss will he found lum that falls below the lime “1““ scy-
prove very aeceptablb for all smart mounts the waistline; where it is Shap-
ccasions. The distinguishing feature ed and stitched to the front of the
hi the model Is the blouse waist, with Waist in novel fashion.
oke of lace and vest of embroidered The belt is of plain satin in a dark
sik arranged to cross the lace vest color. ‘
the headline Tile hack' Is cficctive» To make the design requires:
{‘dfllped' over a V—sllaped. insert of 5 yds. 36-in. material a) $l‘. 50
e her Va conrtasting material or the -' per ............... $.7 so
I M /I yd silk for rovers .......
M; yd. ulI- -over lace 184%. wide .50
$850
The cutting of this blouse is the
simplest part The making of the unv
derbody is also an easy matter. I'or
hate to be taken to achieve success,
Because unless gatherings are skilltIIIy
is not gracelul First. pluit the cleave.
placing‘ ""l‘ on corresponding small
“'0 'perforations and tack. Undufacc
trout and bark from one inch inside
of line of small "0" perforations to
edge. Gather lower edges between
double "TT" perforationsv and two
IIIClItS above Roll front and bad:
ext-r on outside, on small" 0' 'pcri’orav
(ions to form rcvcr. Close under-mm
and sleeve seams as notched. Arctnge
trimming pieces together, ccntcroahd
lower edges even. Gather lower edge.
also lower edge of applied front be-
tween d'onlilc “TT” Re adoration! 'and
two inches above. djust trimming
pieces to position underneath outer
front corresponding single and double
0"pcriorstionc even and stitch back
edge to position. Adjuxt applied from.
centers and lower edges even bdhging
back edge to underarm mm. Ar-
range on nndcrbody, centers and un-'
der- -arnI scams even; stitch lower
edges toIzctltt-r. Bring corresponding'
large “0" perforations at shoulders to
outsde ands' lfl’ lining together and: their.
Close hack seam oi pcpiunt from Iorge
. “0” perforation to lower edge. linil
. edges abovefor placket. Gatllcru uper
pop younopn WOMEN. edge between double “T'l‘” p re-
tions. Adjust to position stitching
A charming dress in crepe meteor, upper edge over Inner row of (Indium.
. having one of the new blouse clients centers even. tonal“ ”perforation at
with the peplnm surmounting the under-arm scam.
whistline. where it enters into the Be careful in your selection oi- the
_ trimming of the waist. In white. blue, embroidery for the vest. The colorc
rose. bright green. red or pink this should he as vivlri as possible.
Inodcl is extremetniy smart Iombineti nrlintically to make It to
looking instead or within
CONSTRUCTION GUIISE 5340
I
am ’
.W 61. we
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rat-nod April'fl.‘ Mt.
Bionic-waldo. 5340. Sizes 14. III, 18mm! ill) yours.
tern; 15‘ cents. .
M 458% Sim 14,16, 19 and 20 years. Price olpcta
mumps“
’ I British Silipnwnarn and March
a not» have lntbmth m the countrles of triendllflm and Knoll will on tiny .
part of all maritime nations." 3!
’ . create especially between the Atlantic
the outside. IIOWCICI‘. more pains will ‘
handled, they produce an effect that.
Mufti-Pfi- {actor-oft: the rcttim aim 1‘ m
, 19 still i“ 5) It ton. medium
F K wiitII‘IIIIIItII IIIII; III mrcpmlmi‘
“f: c if beyond; vldlns coal 1 vacuum "
lVthIlwm hpill And althouhlo Wilton ‘
{cold III very good. lti hoot min In
interior thithi steam: coal oil 30th
Whine cud Northumbcrlcnd. 'llllon or . .
mother; the“ Is the out which IBrlt-
lIIlt companies are drawing In Moo. ' '
attic the motility Laidi
matter dwellings
LONDON Nov “8.——l3r.ltloll hlilWWlh‘
era and merchants. In every line otV trill Amelia
produce and mshurwturc, have ”was “In oven! sense} commercial and . ,
hilly lltltl plain {on any wince. um, sentimental: lt tandem? desirable that
will come over the trails 01’ the world the formal. omelcl Inauguration of, .
,. IIIIIII mutt orute opening or the can. the couch “achievement polynomial!“ I;
emu Canal. at the ‘
Arll' the large shipping companies sieves, should take piece In the spine
.to Llncoln'nI emancipation
directly benefited by the new water
day have either added to their text-
page or made monotonous tor doing A“
N
within :3
no, and In every one It will be
.fnund- that the steamers built on"
building I are - generally 01‘ the slew con- ,
:slderod most. suitable for the tronslc
of» the couch Cooling: stations also "
gm belugmrranm t'or lnrorder than 880mm,! il SIIIII Find! TMII. “
Votenmcre doing, the canal may cool. it
iii
It necessary. between Colon and Eng-L no flackmlllatl WWW: A‘ Vii
land. and generally speaking. every“ MR Id'r-‘Molflam Iii
,thlnx possible ls being done to an. ill
able England to hold the supremacy Hgn‘rrpoan; Noe. span a‘recult'ot ,,
she tics attained In the Ivor-him Inert-[his luminance or tho~doath~ol dubn .
time trade. ‘ 'woodr at Nougctuck.’ OniIAflWw 13
Englishmen, however, airways con: unit, as auruult of being. struck by an _ _ .
narrative, do not believe that the re-j automobile driven: by two P. Buck-
yolutlou will be on Immediate oneI‘leller; oh Waterbury, Secretary. of
They are planning for a grudual'SX-' State Phillipa has found Mr. Buckmll-V
pension of trade which the ships now' [or not responsible for the accident,- ‘1'
In existence or in prospect will be' one haaordcred his operators licence, ..
quite able to take care or. Probably suspended during the Investigation, re I .
one of the boat authorities on this Vturned to him. The secretory says:
question Is Major E R. Jones, former—l “Atter carefully reviewing tllg evl .»
ly American Consul at Cardllf. who for deuce 1 and that sold Loo P. IBuclt , ‘
many years has been editor of “Sill? miller did operate II motor vehicle In ‘ ’
. ping World ” In a. recent Interview the town of Naugatuck on the 13th ‘
Major Jones cold: day or August, 1913. When said an-
BUWIHD'SMPB- tomoblle- had reached the intersec-
‘ISeveral of our leading British lion 0: North Main and Wood streets.
shlpowners trading with the Control a "01;.”th conveying as 0119 of up
American States, “‘9 Dominion 0’ passengers one John Wood stopped to ,
VCunads and the American States on permit him to alight Sold Wood a ,
jibe Pacific, have built and are bulld- “gm“ from the car and hesitatodi .
lug ships to meet the business which for a mothent before proceedlng to
the Panama route to expected to the chi
downt
Vcnd Pacific. In doing this they have
Ignored the possibility of the granting
of preferential canal tolls to American
coasting tonnage using the canal They
'rIIIIIIIIyII’IIenave that the Unlted States
will never carry out this idea Should
they be rlgbt, and the tonnage ready
to use the canal the first year be 10,-
500,000 tons and the tolls $1, 25 WV
ton, the tncpme will be sulllclent 'to
meet the Intel'cct charges and «girls: ‘1‘ I‘
lnfi opportune: Should the Hmdi'lcsn,
Vcoantlhs, tonnage. however, be ex-
Vlnlurlcsm which he died.
empt tells the whole of the in , .,“Mr liltckmtllcr—testlfled that when
threat and working expenses will roll.
I
an. Wow stopped utter alightl‘ugi ~.
upon tor-clan. IKlVrIclpplly frltluIVngIutilggm'm til? at he hesitated to cms.V ~. .
(livizrfhemts hirizdvafiaz‘f‘ that he nodded InVItlnt him to pro .
I a
used with his automobile; This to:-
i "The dominating factors governing
the traillc ot the Panama Canal will “mm :3 2?:‘1 ”$122333 .,
be distances and expense; that Is to- at :2": :0"; it :1; W Pm . V _
say, tolls and dues, and consider-sting” 9i I'M “mcnga at. “ vem .
of those will often turn the scale Int 1‘ . .V . (Iii: th t. Dir. Weed ran
lover of either the Suez or the Pan“dir:cfiyin "
ems. route As I have already ludl .. .
outed the Panama toils oretobe $1.25 ““1 ”RPM ‘9 0’03“ ‘0 "10 We I
III with -
a w“ “W 3““ m“ °“ 8 ”3 wnmoufiii In Buckmlller would have.
on o are 625 francs ($1. 25) at pres _ ,
enltgbut ships In ballast are allowed; ”ml“. ”an" “WON had 315'
II rebate of 2.50 francs (60 cents) a “I“?! 0" M? W004 ‘0 "068 in the -
ton on full transit rote. Particulars; aldevtclfi MVWGIOEB. I feel that ho .,
as to charges and navigation rules roII WV“ mitt responsible for sold accident , .
the Panama Canal are not yet riding“ - MOM order his licence whlch, . .
llshcd; therefore, compel-locus are “minim “Wooded. be returned to: V“
‘ slhle. But u for as they unknown ,
it; are In [over of the Ellen emu. .V 733‘.» license at Charles w mm., "
It should be remembered mother so of “word. hoe been ludellnltoty .
the profits lacrosse the tonnage charge- “BMW beans. of bin operatic, .
fee no reduced by the Suez. Whotheo 3 W VOMOIO In the City or Hort- ,. :
fl“. pong, m” be pmtmio may, lord/ontVOctober 8 In Ill unlit condition. ,-
the opening of the Pension (Incl, Cbhi‘lefl F Sparks, oi New Heron, ls .. .
when It good deol ct tonnage may 1:0inan mum cllowlna mp dealer's
letndrnwn (mm the Suez women numhcn plates to rennin on at our sold
remains to be noon. to o summer, and In recover the‘I
i “Should the WW Immunity ”IN“ withlnsnrmonable time under
Amcrlccn counting [annexe from canal who“? 0!— bottle. hlc registration on »
tolls be n1olntsincd,sndldo not think a duel.» revoked.
It. will. then the Suez route will nl-i
ways get the beneut or the doubt. to
respect or cost and distance. ThltI twill
apply to all meiotic portsI wont ct
Japan; practically all Australian ports
hand Manila you. and many parts of
them Zuland'cnd Japan, where thoI
ultimo only slightly favors Pena»
line. ‘
the rate of three miles an hour.
'JtIst ps the automobile driven by
Buckmtl V r came to about a. straight! ~
J cross ln trout, of the auto; ‘5
Buckmlllc'l‘. endecVOredIV 5;
apoldent but could not do .“
_;- . he atrium: and crush- . H
«‘1' lit-.4)" as»;
Countrice' to Be Benefit“. i ,
“It goes without. saying that. not ’
general proposition, the benefits or
the Panama. route will be greatest
’tor the countries and caution when
Ithe distance mod to the moon W
Hollow». therefore. thIIl: the martian
Icontlucnt; Canada. the United States.
Mexico, the Statue ct Control and: _
Ifioutb America. on both oceans. cud i-V the
the West India Inlandc. will ill tho
grectcut beneficiaries.
“or course nothing but' good chm
lcomc to the manufactum cud co m ‘ '.
’sumcrs of the British Idler from that
! bundunt success of the Principe
icsncl. our exports to the milder“
land mom by the IIIIIIII W III-Inn
supplies and raw mutual. so both:
classes will benefit. It wmltnc‘sn, toot
s multipllchtlun at ninth cooling. V
Itstlcns. which directly dot; the oceans
' we Drumaltmgfcrtlclerm prepared
filmy «newborns, “
oh the month Ito that the min?“ on
mine when Inca will not that film
't‘ lion, th‘ to filth
and are III-ranging to exploit In Corr V
Illllll“ m Illliifli ii)
1k Buckmlllor had slowed
ermlt Mr Wood to creami VII
m «I detention bale. receiving}; H
tract or the car after he . ,
THE. PIE
buttheseii
in this stot
else we an
WE AR
ycu‘have s
. tress- metlh
CENT SUI
but. their 9;
as any 0th
the best at
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bears our
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your palm
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NOW AG!
You; done
it , Dolmen
I always the
Tomom
Little Girls
Come in
Prices» will
$1.98
" sible.
oven for 151
Jam Puffl.
A small quantity of putt, or good
halt—and-hclf paste may be used up his
this way. ‘Roll It out thin and cut, with
large cookie-cutter or In squares.1
whichever In most convenient. Lay It
tablespoontul of homemade him or
half It canned peach In center of each;
wet edges with whlte of egg and bake
In It quick oven about 15 minutes,
Butter Rolls.
gift It quart oTflonr, Italic teaspomr
(III of salt, two teaspoontuls baking a
, powder together. Rub In a tablespoon-9»
tut of butter, cold, then add one beatcnd
egg and pint. of milk, mix soft as pos
Roll out hell" an inch thick and
cut with biscuit cutter. Dip Into melt-
edVbutter, told a third of the way over
press together, and bake in quick
Herald.
Cream of Beet Soup.
,Tuke four bunches of blood beets.
Pare them, grate and strain through
a cloth. Put on the fire and let scald.
Let one pint of milk come to a boil
and add it to the but juice; one snit-
spoonl'ul of suit; cream two table-
spoonluls of sifted Ilour with two of
butter and stir them slowly into the
soup and continue stlrrlng until the
mixture In as thick as rich cream. Add
a sprinkle of black or red pepper as
preferred.
Chocolate Souffle.
Chocolate souffle ls delicious. To
make It. cook a quarter of a pound cl
unsweetened chocolate with a cnpl'ulzt
of milk for three minutes being care
In] that it does not burn and stirring
it to make It smooth and creamy. Cool
the mixture and add the yolks of [our
eggs, nail beaten. 'I‘henV (old in four;
stll‘flv beaten unites Butter :1 sout’tloV
dish and pour the souffle In IL. Duke it.
for 20 mlnutés and serve it at once
TO DISSOLVE IINJUNCTION
Judge (lager. of the Civil Superior
court, handed down a decision in
which he declines to dissolve the per-
manent Injunction secured by Betsy
V 'Booih, of Strntford. against Charles
Welles and others, of Stratlord, re.
straining them from worhlng a new
road on the Booth property in (Strat-
ford. Alter the injunction was so
cured the defendants brought an ac-
tion to the court to have It dissolved.
minutes—Washington I P
GAGER REJECTS REQUEST N‘mx' N0“
PR 8. Hi! III
ll‘r‘dent Wilson Has No Intention
{1.3 of Discussing Mexican Blt- , _
te‘ uatlon With Congress, I,
Ill He Says
In
In,
”Reply From
oIexican Government
sli
teiepenel on Further Development:
1:: is Policy Now
—-~-——...... I
ImlsnING'mN, Nov. 10—Prcsident.‘
_.7In dismissed the Mexican situa‘ ,
today and cleared the ntmosphlol'e:
”Vain" reports as to the intentions
Io l‘nitcd States. lie made it.
bi that he had no intention at;
nt of distnssinv it before Con—
:3 betmlse IIII' situation was not;
a too for him to have anything to:
I nd that whiln pertain represen-
b 3 had been made to the Huerta
t nment, no reply Ililii been reel
t i, no derided that no time iink
fd been st for a reply from;
El IL.
.a
1
ioniinucd on Twelfth Page.)
i -—-FOR SALE
tanztblo building‘s , one (I X 10, one
Vditi. lnqu e of Wm “Iron 3 Row
Isl
tfu
2th Lord Mayor of
I Iondon Installed
! 0:;
Iii,""-qlr 'I". Van
i‘ liowniur today installed
Mayor of the (“in of London
'nll the solomnily and display
ancient custom demands The
~zi‘ormtlltlos buying been cat‘nled
,i, the mild Hall the. new Lord
Jr, :IIIompImioII In his predeces-
jibe sheriffs :Ilim'nwn iilld coun~
.5 of the tilt) of London went to
"old time customs in tho law"
an, whcro the oath was ndminls-
mm the new l.tu‘d i'hiel‘ Justice.
slums isnnos.
VI Litl‘ll .\I:I)'III".< show.
IIuI'iIIInVL'o to illl‘
V
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l
with which
«onllnos of the
3 w'nqnnro mile" n'ns accompanied,
(11!; l‘ttlii‘mlllt'iiilli III‘ Ill“ show just,
0 NAILED l} llllllI’IV't‘I yvnt'I II-Io. ('IIIIoII tiles.
thtnh oi ’l‘imo,‘ it. Is described on
' I - lilo I‘lllii’ of :I I'olttnlnnot‘dt‘y ne-
. BBER 0N GATES m of it It: "It JillI'IilliII)’ numt‘ullcd
“In. MN and Innunliit'rut't'.” The “I
‘ , Mi “'l‘rlnIuItvII of Time“ was re~,
‘ . lI todny. The floats; I-vtui'nsnnted
Wife '0 weak “‘1 NBI'VOIIS mi‘riuntbh oi‘ llIIIl‘IIitI-Il ltrituunm,”
Could Not Stand Lem; :m'SIN John HWIIIIH‘I‘IUII'H procession V
I . ”If. “A Minnow iiiwn iii Wedding
N01” ”Howcma. mli innit» ill" ,‘lnrrint'o of tho l‘onnl.
grim with l IIII lilimbntlt." IIIIII, if
Munford,‘Aln.——“lwssso week and mini l.t IIIII (iii ‘ II: i ., llilil "(‘hrisnn-
nervous. while pausing through the llIVVVVV-VV
Change 0‘ Life that. ltddithm to tho iiIIVIIIIIrI-nih (‘I‘snm
Icould hardly live. ”0 H t tho I} III‘ 1 i'lli'l I'll
My husband had to orpn: IIIIIV . II II II ti o
ncilrubberonsllthn Itntzt oi L'I‘oidltts Il‘liI :wliorn to
[rates forlcouldnot mints of ”It lttll‘liltl of Waterloo
stand II. to have a “"‘II‘ minim” in Inm ,lllllll‘lli to the»
gate clam. manyor, who but! nonunion; In
“I also had back ill mtth H
ache and II fullness
I. in my stomach. I
I noticed that Lydia
E. Plnlthsm’c Vogc~
table Compound was
advertised for such clinch und 1 Rent itnd
got a bottle. It; did me so much good
that I kept on taking it and found it. to
be all you claim. I recommend your
Commund to all women sillicted III] I
wau."«»Mrs. F. P. MULLENDORE, Mun-
ford, Alabama.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
‘ is Lydia E l’ihl ham II Vegetable Coma
pound A Root and Herb medicine crip-
looted hourly forty years ago by LyI.' In.
E Pinkhum of Lynn, Mum. for con-
trolling female ills.
Ito wonderful access: In this line has
made it the safest and most dependable
, medicine of the ago for Women and no
' women suffering from female tile docc
" herself justice who does not give to a.
If you have the nilntichitti duel: ll
that. I 4 din It}. Plnmlam’yo II Negotm
bin Compound wt! lmi {II/on Inform
to hydlu Ecl’lnkhllmII edit: IIcCo.
(norm llldcnt lot) LynnMuIIILJ‘crndé
Your letter III Ill be crowed,
vice
and answered It? It wont to
mold to mm confidence '
6
“ll I'lIlII tilliliillli} of the Lord May-
”‘30 lily of Voodoo extends over
mlili‘lll Impninllon or loss than
Til. lilo mutter pint or the terri-
miropor Iiilliig ('iWill‘iliI with wnro-
VI and luminous officer.
i“ don Illil—i 2h other horouuim. ouch
F‘I tn own l'hyor. ’l‘hn ulct‘tlonn In
Hi boronnhu. “It in oil tho rnunlcl-I ,
“It: in linglnnd. are held usually
(I vmnbur ll curb your. hot worn .‘j
lifhnpd II day this your in condom
title of the ninth rolling on Sunday.
ltd W.m.. V
u‘nucltlen and sauerkraut. Chm ‘
i: Market. A
Vud tennnta are to he had-«Ice
”tivcrtlslng. -» g
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323006 adv. pays best In the M
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