‘ j .» 'Iavebeen
‘ hroide‘rzrism
two‘s“
e seen pawl-IVE
of countless Ines!
zines and
throw the shop!
simply to get new
Until now. there
few new ideas for working
I We in silk-wthe queen of embroidery
3. Isterl’ala.
I are glad to say-«and l knowyou
fill be eased to learn-~thab hurting
t o entire order of things will be
mim- this manhole Innovation. and mt‘hey
.0! cast; Ifur they reollre that on that
By Ellie Archer Archer
Formerly Eulrsidny Editor of. the Meat» I». H
'SilkCo lair Willie
arrangements to get the new
ideas before anyone else, r less
u do the
wool
I Formerly as Embroidery Editor of the
Butterick ’Pubiilhlng Company. [had on
not success oi this
up to see what everyone was
I! both in the consuming and manu—
factoring of silk. [had sort l{oi a bird‘s
eyes" view «the
Somme-ted did i become in these new
plans of M Hearihwa ilr Sons Silk Co.
that i decided to joint telr forces and ive
all my time to helping them realize ctr
A remarkable innovation in the form of mm
s new kind of embroidery outfit is being
out on the market
It is called the Silk~CraitI Embroidery
' Quilt and. insteadof containingtlie 11ml
damped material. each envelope contains
‘ a Transfer Pattern—JFree.
3 Is: Pattern. which would
N .‘ ‘Zilr. and’Mrs. Joaeiih'Peny spent the
.I' :Mrs Taylor. spent the weekend with
~ Woods in Newtown
' afloaton.
" spent Sunday with Mr. Androwa‘ sis-i
"tor, Mrs. J. W. Slauson.
-You pay only therexularpriceliithe
Iii: contained in the metal? The Trans-
Ire zularly for
‘ Heat the least. Is absolutelyi rec.
in addition to this. each envelope contains
“pie. easy- to-understaud (mtructions {or
making. together with the proper needle lor
the work, all read to use.
0n the front 0 the envelope Is an actual
color reproduction oi the article all made
up. You can seeSi
Colors and all
Wilts. including S{the
sell for 25c and 50:.
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1 World's Latest Design: I“
But the designs ale what will please you
. host. They represent ti: very latest ideas
d the master designers of this country“
and Europe.
Nowhere else will you find' them, until
tenths after they appear in Silk- Craft
I imbroidery Outfits and there will he twelve
new designs each month —-- a hundred and
lusty-four a year.
No matter what kind of needlework you
uninterested in; no matter whether
use a beginner or an . you will no
ueh month a number of designs or ideas
made up especially for you.
-Crsit Embroidery
Transfer Pattern.
l'ust how It will look»
. it fin thereiore a great pleasure to me
to be able to‘ snake this announcement to
my many friends. I
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I A New Moraine I
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M. Heminway& Sons' Silk Co. lsalsoshe
Esbhshar bllsharoi It new Mariano-The Silk-
rsit Embroidery Magazine-.uhich is to
be distributed free by the leading depart‘
must storm.
Dent measure the value oi thiam-
zine the fact that it is l'ree.
will be contributed to each month by a
number of other writers as well as myself.
We are going into the open market and
select the best articles and ideas of the
best writers e
No expensew be a pared. We want to
make the Silk—Craft Embroidery M zine
MWery authority oi this coup
l unnot but feel that wesrewor in;
for a wonderful cause The temptation
a art needieworken is to use other
sthsn silk because ol‘ its slight
additional cost
Perhaps this is somewhat the fault of
the silk mulseturere themselves. perhaps
edited by me. this new magazine ‘
Latest Embrozdm Ideas I
‘f I .
3H]: this; .”This is the most com heusive effort they have lsilsdd minutes n
first we ever Issue to bring heiore";ou the newest many exclusive ad names armmtg: ,
women are and most authoritative suggestions tram all economy oi Wail
interested in when outliers of the globe.
mules ‘0.“ cut» The old well-Imam firm of M.
“ m... Wmmwhsal ;
fl 13.5 wondgrglul sheen. I. the
In es. the c rims and
of color are but a few Mariam
silk the ideal embroidery materhl.
Whoever hard of an embroidered heir-
loom worked with any other material
, than silk? No othtr thread WWII! ,_
it seems a pity that women will put
the chart. the thou ht and the time into
working up some motif ul designed
to have it wear out in s year other
The diflerence in first cost helm; silk
and other threads is as Meant compared
outlast any other thread ten times over.
And this is why II leelrthat we
working for a rent csuse. We not to
. bring sill: into ts own it is the
of embroidery materials We wsut to
keep it on its throne.
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I A Splendid. Dior I
in order to introduce the new Silk-Craft
gmbr‘oiderz Outfits quick!) M. Hemlnway
’ Co. have decided to make a re-
markable oils!
They will give away absolute!
regular 25c Silk-Craft Enlbroider tilt 1:
every woman who asks for t.
with the first issue of their new magazine.
generous oil’er and] advise e woman
to accept it. i am told that at leading
Ill?! and department stores have
Si k- mlt Embroidery Outfit! or can get
them for you
The rtlcular article ofiered is It dr-
culnr illow Top in one of the new
"modern art" deans and should
to every lover oi art needlework.
Iweokond rind Sunday marinara. III
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Mrs. Charles See and her mother.
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constable and Mrs, S. D. Andrews
m
but) Bugle of
Bridgeport“ spent
" yesterday as the guest of Miss Ethel
masterly approach to the bridge is b3“
' hotter part of yesterday.
Cummings. of Fort street
uslle Finch, of Van Zahdt street.
who broke his wrist during a game at
«hasketbsll several weeks ago, Is doing
nicely.
mm...—
The foundaticm for the end of the.
In; prepared for by the apile driver
and gang today.
Sunday holds no terrors for the
Ivlromen on the railroad and men were
Imployoll on the hiss towers for the
Edward Tobey. so. and Charles
Tobey. 8n, oi" the New Huvouoysterw
to; plants spent yesterday and Batun'
of Resident Engineer w. Wutters PM. the formal opening of the structure.
on. at 173 Washington street on the
bridge; The scales will easily test 1.-
000 pounds
Miss Hilda ,Wilbur‘ol Nosuk. has re-
turned to her home after spending a
weak as the guest of Miss lielon
Finch .
,. 5
Miss Katharine Gourle'yml Darlen
was the wo'sk- and guest or Miss Holen
St. John. Thsy spout Saturday in
Bridgeport “‘ '
Miss Susan Ryan and Miss Laura
Amundsen. of East Norwulk are plan East Norwalk arrived home yesterday Ian art
pins to spend Thanksgiving holidays
in New York city.
A. H. Gliding, of East‘Nox‘walk, ..,;
at work in Anderson’s shipyard com
structlng his new 35.!ooter. lie has
the hull about finished
Miss Adelaide Richter, of Brooklyn.
has returned home after spending a
few days as the guest of Miss Cnrr'n
Bantams, of Blast Washington street.
The beautiful day of yesterday sf-
!ordad as opportunity for several hvm
drsd people to view lilo bridge. Great
progress has been made in the last
low weeks.
Mrs. Sophie Nathan, and ‘ family.
who were burned out when their q‘..
tors in New street were destroyed in
it’-
the recent are, have taken on court I
moat in the Murphy block in East
Wellington street.
Bottom on the Yule-Harvard toot-
‘ broke forth into song near the Dorian
3 Roberta himself touched by the notes.
A young East Nomadic lad was
musically inclined last night and
Point switch. While his rsptuous
melodies were deeply appreciated by
his friends and passersby, (incur John
felt it his duty as a policeman to pro
serve the peace. He did so by an:
gusting that the young aougstor desist
which he did
i
i Contractor Charles H. Alsthrope sud
his assistant Homer Amundsen. 0!
am Icon, after spending several
weeks In Newbnrgh and Poekalilll
where they constructed a large at”
age for Mr. Aisthorpo's hill“ and
completed another contract The man
made the trip in Mr. Aiathorpa‘s autov
mobile. leaving Newburgh at 9 a. m.
and arriving in East Norwalk st 3
pl m. ’
Yesterday was a red letter day lor
emuhite'
long heiore they could resell you in
to the diflerence in their lilo—silk will
are ‘
“millionth an entirely new retro
,, contains a regular 15: Transfer
Frankly. I have never heard of such a
To
over! but! worker. to every lover of bountiful things, to every woman an here
«who 1th Work soda/holler Warmamralt Wad“
u tfitmwe a re
spires Notsmeressmle,bt lie
2am“ 90“"th museum». Doitmdsyp u lawml° 3W
All leading ry goods. and
department stores have Silk-Craft Embroidery Package Outfits or can get them for you.
The New Silk-Cult Embroidery Outfit
The SIikI-Cnit Embroidery Outfit represents s T“
new Ides—an Idea never before conceived.
iris s distinct dim tumbling liefore so y‘“
theistestlidessol the fashion '
Srcreators of thii country and Europe, *
Twelve New Designs Each Month
Each month there will he twelve new
de3ci’¢ur;fir~twelve new Silk~Cmit Embroidery
Is
These designs will represent every
type of fancy work, including novelties,
motifs, scallops, initials, lelow tops,
collars; in fact, no matter what your
‘3 taste, there will always be one or
more Siik- Craft ”Embroilery Outfits
containing the very tiling you want.
These designs will be distinctive,
unique and authoritative, for they
wfli reflect the newest ideas of the
greatest originators in the In I. d.
On or about the first of each
month, the lesdinz dealers still have
these new outfits on hand, \UV'l‘c
you may examine them at qur
leisure.
Silk-Craft Embroidery Outfits sell in
25c and- 50c, none higher (depending I ll
amount of silk required).
try other Uly~l0ufl Before you “
have boeufikinthepssttolet '-
Andithttnetrheseneoldmm
The Silk-Craft Embroidery Outfit
memo rhesrdclerobeworked.
T‘liir pattern [is included Mildly
C”.
You. pay only for the mill silks
mffrntained in the envelope, the 15c
rsmf‘r Pattern costs you nothing.
But drill is not all. Besides the 1am.
er Pattern, eachpscksceoomsins atropine"
_ understand directions lor workincdiefilirhed
piece. and the proper needleresdyto use These,
i the pattern, srcincludell free.
The Sikh‘crsih Wary
, On the front of each package Is an exam
I, color-«production of the article all worked up. Yen
can sec- beforehand exactly how It will look.
This is the Silk-croft Mi" 5“}; 333; Archer.
Embroidery Outfit
. in conjunction with the Silbfirait; Emhnidery
Moat rt
its, we are NM ll “Mm. The a necdlevorkera know Miss Ellie Archer
by reputation as former Embroidery Editor of the
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m fifths?
Wot new
~Crslt mm 3.
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6 WMHsIoinwsyshdfiyn' Texto Rope, worth 30c
«Simian.
fl" HIJMMW%F
for making. Ree
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Two Weeks ONLY
maxim] coupon today—dirk;
man made only»:
emerald be I gamiwd the m a?" “‘4“ mag“ ‘33,? Immune IlIe illeminway ml. Craft Embroidery
Audevery article. every illustration. every Outfit in this locali T
m Jr: W 19’ M it Me ty. wu weeks from today
“asylum sppesr math: .0! so other. ’ W W 1"” the die: do i ii ed 1
i «term “3531* 'W”*"M'W- haunted some? “new tin-"cup...” 33’” i. eat-
WEN a (all season in advance our Wily WQ Make “ll 0“!” ‘ '
And the new Silk-Craft Magazine is Free to Ween making this tree introd to oil . “Mm"mummm'
needlework». Notooe yrriilltoost becauseweuateverysrt “logo?" um ism-“co. w.
you. it {sour to the world. We loaiitytoknowsboutthesevfiiikofisft Emhro was... c.“
it “all“ meringue. The Outfit me being“. iamduced by M. Emmy
“m. Craft Emil will be dis. Soss' Silk Co. and we believe that the best my Plate supply me with the regular 25c Silchnit
tribussd free on or shwtr’tlle first of with month to do this is to give every versatile opportunityoi Embroidery Outfit No- WI described above md a
It the art nesdlesork departments oldie theleading Worse at our-espouse. y of the Silk-Craft E .Ibroidery Magazine, both
drygoodsstores. You munactwstooeehoweverssthis olieris “IE!-
Tbc current Issuers rs. FREE with your II limited hath iotimearrd lathe quantityols Silk-
SilltoCrslt Em fit—Irhich is also FR Craft Outfits set aside for tree distribution. N“ .......... 3 ...... __________ .
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M. Hermnway & Sons’ Stilt Co. Mills: Water-town, Conn. w...
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Salsa Rooms: NW!" 33* W CH“.- fipm “Walsh“! ”-0..."-
lhs East Nor-walk churches. The
church-goers have been held at home
the last (our Sunday» because 02 the
rain, but yesterday's lltll' umber
hrvvsht out many. The largest tall
congregation was in attendance st
the East uvanuo Methodist church yan-
tordsy morning The wtors sll
preached good sermons and those who
went to church yostordsy were well!
planned.
i
The water main burst yesterday he-
neath the home or understand" John:
H Cole on the Washington street
bridge. Baavlow arouse resident.
lay with their East'Norwulll relatives. hill ma It! 5“le "9 wins up were without wstsr (or some tlmo snli
his home.
comfortable today. Dr. R E‘. Par-duo
, «'Is in attendance.
«Contractor Frank Holly lit at work
’ ‘2me building a new perch on the
mm of the Crescent laundry The
”mention will probably be entirely
completed by night
may Helen Andrews client the week
and and Sunday with Miss Marguerite '
' twosson, or Westpm-t. ”Miss Watson’s
tether is suporintendent of the
*loilostt some in 00mph. 3
The tormI’I (or ills shsping or the
- concrete north wsll Iothe 'm bridge
yer. removed unity. The workmen
all-slum! hogan tho smoothing oh
and finishing ot. the solders.
M
Joseph it. Brown, in, the batman. have amused s derrick near the the oysters at the various cows
he at Int him his craft successfully Mm Building in East Norwslk. places in town sud are whorls: in
MM our for the winter. It is tin— sao or. am in building '3 bridge these left on tbs oyster oils or the
Issu- duo mu sud should withstand A sin-u ssh carries the 1!an to Radial Oyster company's mt III w
dismount mammals. and mast them is mills lor~.krm motilitfims on
. setting then finally.
so exceedingly well.
No less then are drunken men were
counted in meat Norwuiil between 7:30
and il o'clock this morning. All sp-
pnsred to have brand new Moods?
morning M dome of them describ.
or! circular and angular paths, out
their general direction was euterly.
Tho‘stoel arches for the new bridge
erg being placed in temporary posi-
tion, very nearly to the places they
will occupy when the time strives for
This is both:
don. as for as possible to eliminate
nonunion in the bill!!!) work, The
steel work is still being armed to the
brill. “mot.
some small lsds, three in admirer.
itchy. Thorn whose better Judgement the bride: animators are losing some
William smith, Sr" of Edlia avenue, was alloyed by their senthuent in to little time for there is“ no water- all A u
'was taken suddenly ill last night at vor- ot Yale are the losers. while many mornlnl for them to Jul: concrete sod sndth
He is reported as bolus are out oi pocket unsure Howard dill run the boilers. etc.
mluloners have repairs well under
way, however it was cemetery to
.wslt until the tldorldropped.
The manufacture of novelties as
an industry in! to increased during
tho put your that l). ’1‘. Murphy. who
conducts the factory in inset Nomllt.
has been obliged to lacrosse his iso-
tory facilities An sildltioa ls heist
erected and It is heliefid that the 011-.
largsmsnt wll cars for tile mwlnt
business for II number oi years to
come. The addition will be til hydro
test in dimensions. More employer
will he mum uponits completion,
'd‘wa enterprising East tilde you“
have dsvslopst quits s business in»
"shellfish line. They discovered him
many sections stars would": in with
The 70qu loss are William Topsy
sad George Rally. ‘
While many have been ignorant of
the (set the temporary brldse was
never completed at the westerly and
II: was at first planned. Man Ilre at
work today putting the finishing touch
on on the structure, moving it north
erly in order to mske room for the
building or the bridas st the South
Nowell: end. The tsr sidewalk shutt
his the Farris Cool company property
is being torn up snl! Ills level toured
to oorcsssosd to thst at the bruise.
stimuli: will tells its slurs
will he avml test added
The valor sour lit a", “Will “a. to m. M! or (room Behllolttlus shot an out a
working room for the contractors.
ins; III “New ”fork
Isuwrmdo
III. sod Ins. W s 26...}...
brother. John musing.
crease.
um.
n the prowling '3,
Willem arm at fissure,"
New Insulate“ vim my...
' normal ‘3 “your wills-
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be
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in the success or the club will
present 'l‘nesdsy evening.
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sermon.
The Norman Garden (.‘ityw wills
in vaudeville performance and dance.
ion Saturday evening. December 31. st.
8 oclock la the Fire Company I hall
The proceeds are to so towards the
building or a club house and gymnlo
slum.
MI "W.
lllnly one sale oi property was re;
corded in Onion, lollt week William
Dusdsie pureiusloil a place at Nor-own
Heism- from W. .1 Austin. The mort
3 ‘llllil lllll llilili
Will i llllll
llamdall Farmer and Four Com-
i Iranians Mate Daring Assault
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9 NW nnvuu. Nov. 24. Nathan
‘uorhun. a llnmdrn inrmor. and four
young Manda wele arrested by the
Mrs A' 'D‘ New spent reruns, in m“ in film For the police surly ynntarliuy. technically ,
when“ with breach of the prince so .
Stamina. ‘
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low hints m i
III-II nil-”sewn Hindi" III mums
her soul. in Whin-
l Newmnouzmmmu
rim Heights railroad brides.
all» “amt 1:0“. of Center
i Dsrisn seats Iron the matches last
turns.
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city, (or short s month.
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Charles Mills of Flesssatvlilefii.
l”
ironston- on unri- street
third week of Novemhor, iiiit. there
"were two sales cl property. with mort-
m oi 31.150.
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llAll‘l'i'tli. 00L“! DIES.
The hssutltul collie. "linens“. " own
so by fir. and Mrs. Harvey M float.
of Arch street. died yesterday. The
do; her best: siting; tor some um.“
forms In IIIIII vmflmw attendance
could do to save his life, dssth some.
The amino was one of the must know»
in. William more and mill MIII-l. wheel. spout.” the veer-ans as raw m dogs .3 two. and w” w“
mmmamnmmvmolmmmm "'9‘
‘30! many Mm Menus. to ell of whom
it seemed first the canine could almost
out: at times. The dog will of the
It". rout It. Mean or amount "'3‘ “' l“ ml ”mm“ ”W" Mock or Dr Royal L umlnu. and m
mmnwmumlwnlr Wm M M 0‘ 9'0 WW “'0 I. well but salon
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HORSE NAN AWAY VIWKNDAY.
«shunned some damage when
the horse mated to the letter rim
tear returner The W m
avenue. The {neutered steed Ind
am. Taylor smut trout Weather
3 ”are, worn Wat Inset. down
the result oi II clutnrhancu late Sut-
lumy night In which it n ullozad
:thoy attached Mr. and Mm. Henry
1 Hyatt still live others who were ridiuit‘
to their homo III lismdcn in a main.
florhnm and his friends who gain
their human as 'r‘red Willisms, Frank
Barrett, t". a. Summers and Charles
l'stiersou. were in an automobile.
When soar the Homdon line on 13139
well svesue.”the romaine stopper
invilost of tho them which Mr rlyllit
was driving. and It is alleged that the
men in the whine made insulting
remsrks. A list item soon ensued and
like men in the automobile party.
grabbed three young lullos from the
wagon and tried to our) them sway.
MuWuths When lrom New Inn“ when she h” on The summit”. I: Dr. mtlyn G. In the gamma, Louis alone, one
Motions, New York. may“ - rltitlus If“ Darrel. formerly of this aroma and the mum of it. more or the men in the term. went to a 3 .3...
“loos to telephone the police. While
telephoning. it is alleged the lights
went turned out on him and he was
., is I. new resident or more. was “not into the smooth. In Taylor mu, 4% mm the its“
“w“mmumummu or m
”rho In autumn lumped ism their
machine and whirled any. It note
"will «has of to. narrow! the li»
m msomnvm W Y 3 G t FREE neator.
m. “'3'” edited" Mb.“ 0" 3’ 3 She gave up this s dld tlon to take h
Ingmar.- '6 it". i facilities a: i e 314.33% '3." 5m. cmfimmmen" C “3":
3 at we are t liable —-—
. ins “"“&.‘°m ammo ”WM SILK-CRAFT omen lilo. 30s a... or... every n. $34!:ng emit?” a
I. ' t part Ii more, R a Circular pillow, the latest mm um. Miss Archer is ably assisted lays scor of
, ”mm art 6! ”PW .Wl'.“ A“: W newest stir The mm? Wrondehts in Paris Vienna and London. She
11.1. wm be lie: “and m N" outlined, while berries are developed as French hersei spends most of her time in New York.
.. to Ell Wailk- E: I 0&2: knots. Color. dull green to: lure! and sums, dull All a comequcnce, she hears of every new thing.
Oil? “hm" Miss midi!“ for star Seward!" m for the wild pmfizaamm, 15:?er idea almoet infers it is conceived, and It .I
W Idenh‘mm I «aim- mm
the oremast E rhidery Editor, can “you" on mm of ’0' ’mlimfil’ iwh‘: for our maxim“ - to capture these new ideas
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