napkin Mum“ a 111 1.17%.»
mention of pumpkin mains... A.
per at once recall Thanks ’iv
pumpkin pie says the I’ictor
low Thérc are. howcvor, so
therwgood ways of cooking 11.
1‘6!!! in a pie, that it is a pill]
intiflll food should not be moro'
lily used It can be. made into
,buttcr, boating until light, Put in tho
.~‘7l§fl\l‘ or molasses,» either of thorn: be?
ing added to assist In “browning tho,
t‘rlttcl '3 Pour on to a hot grouped“
griddle as in the making of ordlnury
griddle Hikes Bake slowly until ‘brgwnl
on both oi log and Serve as on ”11010111-
panlmeni to a slow or a pot r.onst
, Pumpkin Mullins—«Two cups oi”
,Wlflrd, “959"wa “01ml "ll” ‘flour, 1-2 teaspoon of salt, 2 tou‘spoonq
Small, patties. ‘ol’ baking powde“r.y2 eggs, 1 cup on
81‘386 ‘7 000k cuts the- Dlllllll- cooked sifted pumpkin 14 cup .oil
. GEE. cooking it with 83 melted butter, two thirds cup of 11111111
to? as possible, and when ten- ' Sift together all the dry ingredients;
I
sit and presses out as much beat the eggs lightly and add to them
111 of the moisture. ii is dil- the milk and the pumpkin; use the re-
ugh, to keep it from scorcli~;1111ltant liquid to moisten the muffins.
Il' cooking and to get it tlior~ Melt the butter and pour it into tho
rypfterwards A better and mixture Beat very thoroughly, turn
[othod is to cut the pump- into hot gleaned pans, and bake about,
ge‘ pieces, lay them skin' 20 minutes in 11 hot oven.
L 051i in a baking pan. Mid Pumpkin Wnfl'Ics~-l- 1'2. cups of flour.
odcrately not men until 1-2 teaspoon of salt 2 leaSpoom-i or
, 37 following this coulne illc‘ baking powder 2 eggs 1 cup of milk,
111 store caused lly the water 1 cup of pumpkin pulp, 2 tablespoons
am is eliminated of melted buttc1',l level teaspoon oiz
tireless cooker is pint ol the ground ginger ,,
qulpment the pumpkin f'anl Silt together 1111- dour, sult,b.1kinsr
'ly cooked in one of the hug? powder and gingei. [lent the 0.31:9
. keeping the temperature up: until unite light, add the milk to them,»
lieu of the roosting stone, with; also the pumpkin pulp. Add thesis to'
most good fircless cookers are the dry ingredicnts. boating and min"
nowadays. When tender the lug thormghly, so as to make “a
ortion can easily be remoied; smooth batter. Melt undndd the but-
and either mashed ter lust of all; then bake just the
a fork or passed same as ordinary waffles. Scrvc'ciihcu
with butter and grated maple sugar or
with u mixture of syrup and butter
, heated luogethci This is delicious for
pkiu Frittcr5*0ne cup of wok: either br'cuklusl or luncheon.
pumpkin, 1 cup of milk,' .. eggs, 1 I Pumpkin Pic-A Two cups of cooked
‘époor‘iful of ground ginger, 1-" tea-'pumpkin, 1 cup of sugar, l-2 tcuspoon'
' .7 with
c In making various
.1
on, of sult7 17 tabloslmon oi’ sugar of salt, 2 large pgns, l tcaspoon of
, 01358911, about 1 cup of Hour, 1 ll. cinnamon. 1 tcuspoou of ginger, 1'
11111101111 of linking powder. , ‘pint of sculdod milk paste.
it together into a mixlnz' bowl: Rub the pumpkin through a clove
.Msait ginger and baking powder. and add to It the sugar, sult, Spices.
t he eggs lightly. add thuui to tho milk and \vclrbcuicn eggs. (fool and
ilk,;then stir in the sun-11 pumpkin. 111-111 to fill a large picplutc which has
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Muilc Set to Dance Costume. 1
Eight out of every it) models or.
dance frocks which you see tillls fall
show the lampshade. tunic, lelthcr
plain or broken by flounces. loithor‘
wired utlifly from the llaure oil modi:
fled to what Is merely n, vcrlv I'ull
ilounce at the hips. “l’pdccd, ilero In
those exquisite gurincute pf'phiffon
and not and lace and lbrocudel tho
I’umouu lampshade finds ltli tru‘c
upothesis. Tried out In the heavier
materials and in a different type 01‘;
dress, it is perhaps a failure. It is,
too outrc, too bizarre, to tnkcl any
very firm hold on public tactel ,Bui.
in the danco frockwwell. the lbeauty
of the result takes away all the. sting
from the cartoonists pencil. ,
ll‘or‘thosc outstanding topical. thonc
skirts that are just outmoded ruffles.
lil‘o. indeed the very essence of gayety;
Look in upon this winter‘s dobco—-~-ui:‘I
the whirling bits or silk and not and
bromide. at the challenge of lipid and
silver embroidery on 1-.lch ll:olorl'1ll
fnbrks- —~nnd you will any to yourself
etllut the dosii'ucr can no no further id
the dance frock. Forhcrc in music-
net to costume. says a New Youk Press
writer, _ 7
I11 the case of tho rumml child which
competes with tho minaret tunic, it is
developed almost as ingeniously and
I‘uncli’ully as ihé tunic llscll‘. Some-
timcs the ruiilcs descend I11 tlhrce or
four grudodvilounccu, which start from
the whilst in 11 lurgo llounz'c null and at
tho auklcls in u nnlnll one. All othcr
limes tho ruli‘lcn arc of cnual him and
are groupcd from 11st leow Ilho hips
to not above tho unklcu. [ll 1th latter
1:11:41» thc yoko of ‘ilic skirt iu (frown
vary toll and the piece at tho bottom;
is I‘I'ollucnllv divided into the puntulon
offcct. In still other lrcnlmclhts of
this shirt wo Ilud the ruil'lon 01‘ equal
Icuglh and cascuding from um very
top of tin, skirt. to tho hem. '
girdle ot‘ the your strikes an impor-
‘lfl
, await: a
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in the survey or the more startling I‘ca- To Wish Shawl. V
turcs of the skirt, they, too, 1111 1111 ‘l
important role in the. achievement of
la ro‘bc dansuute. Perhaps the most
usual nolution of the bodice of thin
frock in In the widths of lace, tulle or
other lllmy mnterlal which are croon-
cd over the arms and shoulders in
the simplest oi" all simple ways. 01‘,
late. however, there has been noticod
a tendency. particularly In the frock
oi‘ the debutante, to pink.) use of the
quaint round neck and the tiny cap
Iiko'sleeves which recall the belle oi
the sixties.
in the play of the now costume tho
' k.
nhuwls or sweaters, buns. good lather
should be made of noupund worm wa-‘
ter and the urticlos proceed and
squeezed until clean, suys the Chicago
Evening Post. They simuld be well
rinsed In several waters thc7 sumo‘
temperature 111-1 tug; suds. \Vlion tho
water has been pressed out,
heap Turn it about occuslonullys‘ but.
do not hang it up to stretch it. Just
tout note. Very often it in through it.
Joining “burp“.
indeed, that the right Idea of color is
obtained as in the case of the royul‘
bloc tunic, which was set off entirely
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Soup should never be rubbed on luncheon or power;
.milk and then silt In 1110wa u cupl’ul
or cornmeal.
salt and three tnblcuuoonl‘uln of melt-
cd butter.
91.11111. well beutcu. our. 11 tcaspoonl‘ulI
ol' baking powder.
ding
"Ollierzitc oven for hall an hour.
wrung, as far as possible; let the uralrrom the dish cutting the pieces pic
licle lié‘on a clean cloth to dry In 111 fihfllled.“:st. Louis Star.
try it this Wily and 389- “ i'Ull!‘ Shawllnlorc than enough for one meal,
Isn‘t 8:4 soft and fluffy 8:1 when new. ‘lcovcriug 16 but is not cooked with on
land mace, also a little. pepper; do not.
. lndd any salt.
if two pieces of carpct are to llilllih‘e
W the girdle of green bpneath it. A11 joined together, it. Is a mistake to]
a rule 197‘ girdle of the dancing frocki make a seam whi1l1 causes an up i
In of all , very often thatched with tho
flat Japanese bow, and hourly always lhc New Haven Journal Coul‘lel‘.
out around underneath the lamp-shade
tunic.
When, however, the miuurct tunll
given w~~y to tho ruffled skirt or the
punlor t’ulnoss, the girdle comes cull
into the open day. and takes 11 more
spirited part In the drama of trim-
ming and of color. Very often in this
lottor case it Is wide and trimmed
down the front with some orimmcntw
a butterfly. a touch ol‘ gilt Ilowcrs, or
11 row 01‘ ii11,\"bca1lln1:. Then too 0110
soon constant uurvivul of the sum-
mcr'n dunking girdlc which swctllcd
the hips and rcducod the remainder ot‘
tho skirt to the position of 11 more
Ilounco. Altogether. lllc dancing s91»
non of lilIR-lillli is spiccd with tho pic-
turoolluo, the beautiful and Ike l'olor-
ml.
The]
1
120101 of the gr'ounduork. The
pieces should then be drawn together
firmly so that 11 perfect joint is the
rosult,
When using dates for dessert. wash
and drain 'llli’lil; they will be juicicr
and more palatable.
if the boy-gets his rubber boots wot»
I
fill them with not ycllow corn.
Never allow the firebox of your
rsngc to be more than three fourths
filled. When full. the draft is check-
cd.
hop! in the sewing; muchinu drawor to
wipe off the muchinc before beginning
to stitch.
l’uiul sputter murkn can easily be
romovnd from window popes by incit—
ing soda in very hot. wutor 11nd wash-
\
CONGRESSMAN PEPPER DEAD.
CLINTON. Iowa. Doc. Bile—430m
‘gressman i. S. Pepper, of the Second
nightly ridge on the right side, says in glunccs or pitchcxs and ‘lhc stains?
patterns should first be matched, thel
l‘lll'lll‘l then reversed and each edge lilo sometimes to blou 11 the flour b‘c loin. death and hell.
buttoullolod firmly with flax threud the 1 fore making a spine or i’1ult (make
two
1 1
Lllucine Journal News.
lusldc, 11 good way to dry them is 111%
A bit oI’ cloth or chnmois should be ‘
alumni-r a ‘j"fl/‘,_W ar’a aw'InIa/w/n
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. ’me-gu
ALLEN’S
, FO0T=EASE
The Autiscpi in powder shaken into
the ni1oc5-'l‘he Standard Item-
~ cdy lol‘ the [eel [or II (111. lrlcr
14' cculnly. 3(Hkiilie5l1moniulu. Sol-l
I 'l‘rnuo- Mark everywhere. 25c. Sample. Fulfill.
Cool, gllglll‘y and add lti'd l Addrrus.Allc11S.0Imsicd.i.c7llo',N '1.
Th heMInwhopullhe 1-: Eat in F [11'-
Children Like It. ‘1
v. i‘l enjoy this dish for
‘Scald ,u pint of
fin.
(21111111111
Add a teaspooni‘ul oil
Turn into a pud—
dish, buttercd, and bake in 11:11:11 CHRISTMAS AT ST. PEITER'S
‘ ' CHURCH.
I
Like Venison. ‘ Martin L. Steup,1Pastor, Has Arranged
When buying mutton, if you not A" Interesting Program.
“‘3‘ Beautiful and interesting progrmm
have been prepmcd fol the (lluisiumu.
exercises, at ISL l’cier‘ s l‘vazigelicni
Lutheran Church. on Cedar strcci.
near West avenue. (in Christmas
[morning at IO: 30 the pastor Rev .\In'
iliu L. Stcup, will deliver a scimou o i
“"1’ a ran 130mm 0191 water marks the Gospel lesson. setting i’oitli ill"!
1grent love of lGod towaid Ialleu man
will disappear lki: 1d which is muniiesicd in tho som' -
'l‘o cnrlch the coloring, ii is adiinu [log of tho (‘hrisl child us Suvim Irom,
1111111 and one fourth teaspoonful clov 9161‘
When cooked it tastes '
1'cnlson.~——Chlcugo Evening Post.
I
In the afternoon
1.7111. 10m o clock, tho childicu will ghw
“0t chocolate, uusucetnled “ “1“” lil)’ God with hymns of praise and rm
and» crystallied pruucs form a dainty gcitationn, dealing with the birth of (I14
course for luncheon 0“ will)”. Savior. An immense Christmas trim.
For rcmoving stains 0“ a minim”‘plittering and sparkling in the bloke"-
"y thick starch and Water; ‘0‘ ii dry. ing lights of a. hundred candles, will
and brush off with a which broonrmsnmk0 the young folks huppy. to 53.]
Ilncihiug ol‘ the pretty and useful gill“;
‘ ,. ltllc C hrlst child hue; provided.
Wl"d°W Hangings. . The program will cousin t ol (111i ’»
1" 89'0“an guilds for window hung- mas cuiols. sung by all the childlcb.
lIll-ls the first thing to COD-Sid.” $5 the a quartet by May and Louise Banks
character and EXPOSURE 0f the mom'uud Henriette Wostlicld and Holc'i
they Mo to adorn. For an lnl‘ornml Zurges: o. duet by May Bunksundllvn,«
treatment there are few rooms in rlétto Wostilcld; onoihcr by Louis-i
which the printed cvctouncs will not Banks and Helen Zurgcs, 11ml :1 lllll'vl
lw suitable and eminently sutiul'uctory by Rosie Miller and Margaret Scllrmu
.6-A H the Philadelphia I edger 'l‘llcy der. There will be 11 large number 1 l'
DOSSGSS llle great lucrlt 01 being 111cx lrccitutious, both in (.91 man n.1d I' 111
pcusivo, they are clicpri'ul in app: 1116 lish.’ and a mum solo. by illicit
once and are usually of good (It'siyn Sellinlmcl ’I‘llc (icrmun spcuking pub“
‘411 lli‘flrli’ every large shop may “61 lic. Lutherans. cspccinlli 11m lordlfili]
11' this liquid mixture gladually to been lined with buslc. [lake in 11‘ 'Wlllle the hodiccn of tlwllu' 110W Iowa district, diod here today. lichnd in! the kill-<8 with il-M‘Sl. John 'l'l'lu- found 11 full ussorimcnt 111‘ 11quth invllcd to attend our serviccs HM
dry ingredients so on to form 11. modcruio cvcn about it) 1ulnutcs. dnucluz frocks :11‘9ihtlll‘l‘ ovorlool'c" lwcti III for several months. "'"oi " "and patterns. cents in the church are Irco.
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GORPORATIONS ORGANIZED. PORTER WILL WAS LOST.“
Snnque. Hills, luc.. of Norwulk, sill John C. PortZr Left Personal Estate
“subscribed for. on which $300 , of $800.
11111 $9. 000 pr'opoxiy have been ppnommn,‘ N. \’., Dec ...J°1m
Présideut. Wm l1 Tammany, I . Porter—date father. in West Cron-
vice-president, \\'111. ll. Srhacf— by, of Jesse (I. Portcrv—Iei’t an estate
aha-rd; secretary and lrcnsurcr, of about $800 in personal property
when he passed awny on March .14.
tar Engels, 1 share ”"1"“ R Toy-”912‘ according to an application for
testamenwry Ioltcrs to his estate.
.. :.wl1ich In niacin by llll'l widow, Jessie C.
lPorter, of No. I. 170 Fast 18th utrcet
here, which application in today on
file in the cities of the clerk of tho Shr-
WI"! FORTUNE rouothoe' court
In her pctitlon for tho lettcru Mrs.
loricr states that her husband left a
will, which was elgncd In tho prenezico
of three witneusen. In which be be-
ll
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m
cautiful huir has mode the l‘ortuuc
{loveliness to an otherwise plain
‘. Nothing moans morc m 111111114 (mouthed everything to her, but. in
'..3 than beautiful hair. l1 adds to some “’35" the M“ was lost. 0" My
Nattraclii‘cucss ol' cvorv lculurc. vcmbor 26. 1913. slid phones. that she
sul "normed tho lhrco nilogcd wituoss-
oo in tho will to tho Surrogates” court
In on odort, by their testimony, to
Im a the lost will 11111111th to probntc
but us ouch wltucnn. under oath, be.
fore the nurroguic, couldn't rocolloct
placing. or attcntlutr tlloir names to
haul It you can't be beautiful; 1- - 1
" «you will be at lonst prcttv
have beautiful hair lino lion
’1' Hair Bcuutlllcr. it will lllllirovc
fibeauty of your hair, tuklnp'nwny
. ull Iisrkhncos mid nirlnginunn,
ring and pollahiluz cvory bull in
113}? 11111111 and Iniiliiml u no", Hillvy,
capital to put up 11nd loop In
and ut the unmc limo 111111111; 11'
,5: no and looting rosin lruuruucc 1qu
alight both you 11nd those around
unto Kotclinm declined to giro her the
decree. although her two children.
.lcuec (1.. ol‘ Wont Crabby. and Joan
did not: puck 11 will on described by
Willy in Mill!) simply nprlnklo their toolbar
is on your hulr on b limo liclolc
ins .It It couikluk no oil. nod lcnlamoutnry lctmru. which in
rken gray hair.
'Koop your liuir 11nd uculp dulr 'ohIId
Iron cud chap 1. ”,r , mu will rucclvo
’ . H" 1 111 my
1 null I uwocil tbcm,
' Thiii pure liquid [14! y u .
uhnmpoo Wflw ,
niinsmntancnbu rIcli
immediately ponolratcu to ovcry
, flair and scalp innuring u
on and thorough clcumlng. Walsh
EELF‘.
polio, pain and «broccoli over the kid
ken only a tow moments
noyo. nervous or dizvy spoils,
firth preparations come 111 odd
30c. Kidney mug Tim. We
in. and bladder In 11 clean.
1111111 only at our store.» aisle.”
,fitorow-onc of the moral
. p 11 drug atoms or the;
.01!“ do 11ml Great llrltv ‘7
11 Harmony labor-
' r1: tbs many ccl
.? per. 11111111; and Toll
o induct-W ”Jon. ii
‘ hilt, Limit
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rmc potion do our.
cry 20111 11114. The banquet.
which urraugomouts are still in the
7 at will 1111' held bu roihct ditto.
uriy will mudc by Mr. Porter, iBurro‘ ‘
A. .l'orter, who lives. nico. at the "hint
lilili strccl uddrunn. swore that they
Should Mrs l’ortcr now scouro the
tit 11 very
fl ungc ”w “m” m ”m hulr. llkcly. um will mocivo only but one-
thhd of tho llbiuuilt, while tho two‘
tho dII‘I’cronco
lutllcr THE MAN WHO NEGLEOTB HIM!
'Whon his condition points to kidney
just as quickly the curb-o opur. trouble 111111111 1111 ,‘unwino rink. Iluclo
poor
pod very ornumenlui bullion with sleep. m‘t‘ it“ Hilllllllimr Wit Wl" '“ll'
Ln 1 r tops. Hilrmllliy Hair iicuuli- Appear with tho logulnr mic or . may
' ’ the kidm'yn
olrong and
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LINCOLN MEMORIAL COMMISSION
MEETS.
l wnsuluorox, Doc 2:1.- File 1.11.-
coln Mcluorinl Commisnlon, churgcd
by Congress with roilponslhilily forlhe
conetructlon of 11 32900.0(“) lucmorlul
here to the martyred pronidlont. mot
this wook in no effort to slurt the ma-
chinery In motion for crectlnlu llw mc~
morlnl. Formor President 'l‘pfi. chair-
man of tho commiusien, arrived curly
today to nttcnd the meeting.
Somc time 111:1) tho 11011111111an011 rc-
cominondod the pup of Colorado mur-
blo for the monument, Protests
against this material then went to
Soorctory Garrison of the Wur llcpnrt-
moot. who under on not of ilongroun'
authorising the memorial, bun the nu-
lhority to lot tho contract. ’l‘llo pro
tccluutu I'avorcd the non of Southern
umrblc. l’oudiug inc lcltlug of tho.
coulruci by stiocrotury (lurriuon. It In
ututcd little progrosu can bo mode by
tho colnmluuiozi towards tho oroctlon
oi the momorlnl.
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SOMETHING THAT SUIENCE
TRIED TO GET FOR 3,000
YEARfi.
l
(loud byo. drone mid Ibillul
Tho porft'ci Idxutivo lul
Kellogg‘s Timiolono Curator
,iapiolcuu by u mothod which cllomicts I
burn tried to find for 3.000 ycuru. mmm'l’”; “1’2 Nlnctoolillb PRESENT‘HON W‘TGHES
'I‘lils in not a flavored oi dimmed ‘3“ l’"”"‘ 7
cantor oil. it bl iuut pure cantor oil "Rodin MW Wren? . “16'” ‘0'“ “*9 “I. "’3 "
without main or odor. ‘ Hfiilll'ullll‘lmlli MM 31111111111111 1 ”I.” Solid "1-K. loll Ill
better «motor oil than tho oi
Inst. ovil cinching kind. V
10f the taste remains, none 1
bus been taken 1.. Kollolnt's 'l‘nalo
Ions opnrnies culc ly and 11
out grilling, caused no mu
not turn the stomach (in
It coolly and retain It.
The drug storos hard at
.1111ch 1.5.. have only to n:
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Tina plinth Nor 111k Fire Police ur- 31m 11 hi 111111111111 In ind
ratified iii. a meet iii: held yontéfdoy to mark in a groan cantor l of on tho
formally go out of existence on Jump label
[or
"financing the Kcliogg 115.11.11.19.
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mom» 0 it;
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lliilo 1161111:
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only, with-
. and does
Idron take
boon pull»
1: [or mg] llmlliu .lunudrlo. seeks to burn , the
“I‘hc trade
0 only by flounder Keno": k
refiners or
To sharpcu 11 Rollo, fold a picce or
cmory paper in the center and draw
111167 kuli'c rapidly buck and forth sov-
erul limos.
YESTERDAY WAS SHOR'TEST OF
ENTIRE SEASON.
Alto Beginning of Winter. But Mild
Weather Gchs Lie to the Almanac.
According to 1119 yclowvoovcrcd ul-l
mnuuc, the well-known nud popular;
neusbn of Winter urrivod in ,\'orw..ll ,1.
and cuvlrouiuonls 111 motor-
duy morning. According to most follm
who took 11 general Huricy of tho ut-
mosphoric conditions yesterday" either
the ulnluuac in u _1uuliclouu. wnl‘ul dud
|unmltlgutcd inlslilor, or than; has
lbch 11 ucrlous typographical error in
tho printing ot’ tho Winter nz'lledulc,
l The. lndlun hummer weather that
has obtained horoabouts for 11111111)
duyn, coniinuod yesterday, déspitc tho
previous cilgaimncut of Winter. All;
,outward ulguo 111th [hr lio direct to
jllltl almanac nllltcmonts that yesterday
imurkod the beginning oi’ the open.
lsuusou for counting nccidcntn, thin icol
trogodlcu nud nlclxhinu portion. Froml
lllccuubsr 22 until March 21 accordi
log to tradition, the 111111 In supposed,
In on hibcruutlng in the Tropic of Cap-
ricorn~~-fhnt notation of tho world mop
not on by two 1101ch rod llucn In
23-Jewelled
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Solid ,
u-Karat .
011 March ill, tho nun in nupponod‘ Gold
to return to thin uncilmi. Illid on that. ’
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dulo again will lm prlutod the comb ,,.,”m§:g,hnfll-,3mum?" ”WWW“-
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FRlDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.
31.1111 1.1111 III-11.111111 a:
. mo sun 14-11. «111 411
115.1111 1111111 14.11. on 21
Wide «11 ppm 11ml mm
turned hulls}
ml will» no u 111
or ext-homo imp lo! an! anon. , 7
WARNING !
flow n or imituion. I! you on to m
3.330.?!“ Ml ”Hin- xix
.. infhh; $5M of" nail
cnhmbouont
Duulcl Fronch Minn Grille-r
in charge 111‘ Mru. lilnnChnrd.
The next meeting will be held
.lumiury Itltli, lillil.
Oil
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WANT BUILDING LINE CHANGED.
lounciimnn llnrry W. Vintlior has
been approached hy Louis instill or
Main street who through his Irlcnd
building lino recently amalilislicd bY'.
the Norwnlk City Council of tho old
city not aside and u now dim located
that he may build his store on he has
desired {or come two or three years.
‘me—W a»
whom Podium Book out. cm 6.,
no. “I
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. 180 Broadway. New tort
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i CHARLES A. KEENE' '
, ill-mi limo limilcmunu old! lt-li. 0 i
illllllilil Hi70i‘y UH“ 3'35“ rduy Willi H197 ltil from"! “Mom- iii M" (or “"2.“ hula};
shortcut day of 11m year." I“ W""“l‘dloilw “outfit-lumped or dulrlnu
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pro uumy who bold to 11116. lIu-ory thot u want," M:mfi:1:‘tmfiumgelldmc “'11? will:
luscombcr ill will iu- tho "ulmricsi" ”21.19.1111,? 1111,3111" moi. “loam“ ' $131.11..“
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TELEGRAPH COMPANIES MORAL DISCIPLINE.
ARE READY TO DISSOLVE
Will Not Be slightest Need for Re
alignment of Organllations De-
clares T. N. Vail.
lino night 111: l lcisuroly
“hiked down the Sll't'l'l,
l‘wo prclty younp, dumncls
I happened 1o 111001.
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American Telephone and 'I‘olcgruph 0“,. (,1' 1M 11 um gu‘.
(‘ompnuy and tho \‘i'cslcru llniou l‘ om-
.pnny roach the parting of tho 1111315,!
.1111 provided for under the ugrcouiont'
rcuchcd with Atloiuov llcncrul Mt-
Reynolds, there will not be the slight- I
out hood for the rculigumcnl for iir-l
(unhizntion of either COIlCCIZL accord
‘lng to 11. statement made by President
Theodore \'. Will of tho .imericun'l‘cl
column and 'l‘elcgrupli (ompnnv ‘
"We built up the mutuul Interests-
ol‘ the American 'l‘clcpllouc 11ml 'l‘clc-
graph Company and the Western lllp
ion in such a way." Mr. \’uil skid.’
‘1“lhut we did not cncniubor ouruelron
iwith on orguulznlion tliul. «would have
‘ to ho b "kou ul. Eu cal-lo tho coulpunios
should withdraw from the: urrunuw
moot. lu olhcr wordn. the. orgquzu-‘
lion of curb popcorn" who rigidly innin-
taiuod and preserved, und whcu they
'druw apart each will curry with ll un'
poricct an organization on when the “3‘ l“ I‘ll'lllli'v" ‘W l'”““ “M“
itwo cutorcd Into mutual rolutionu." l Ilavc no rights hi all,
The olilcors ot‘ the Wcutoru l':1Iou Idlihor "ill I)" ”I" ‘ill'l'l‘l
‘Compuny uro.’l‘l1codore N. \'.uil prom 0| “will" “7 H W“
idonl; Newcomb Carlton. vicc-prcnr l-‘vory mow lhnl up make.
dent: Willifim ll. 1linkov, nocrulnry. All on 11111111111 1110 flour.
and A. ll llrowcr. tronuuror. With tho in wuirlmd by 11 mp
exception of Mr. anI, none ol‘ them Just luuldp of llm door."
icon is 1111 album of the Amcricun 'I‘ol
cpllouo 11nd 'l‘olouruph (‘llllllifl 1y.
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Aufmulm old 1'1 innit.
liud l ii-iiilld of his hair.
I would givc ll 11 yank.
llld you .‘cud what 110 \vrolu
About I’cmnlc uuiru,
’l‘llci' could not wcur drosuio
Ilut 11 low Iucbek lliglu-r.”
“'I‘hcsc old luluivk who lhiuk
()ur ckirls arc loo elnui,
Should who u dny off
And no to N1'\\' York
And whcu thcy roiuvuod.
Ai‘lcr Siliélll“ ilic slglllu,
'l‘ln-y would our lolku ut homo
in u in? lilfil'rcul Ilphl."
‘Whrn llic duucIm: lwuinu
m 'I‘wo court will be lib-1'11
CORPORATiONB m CONNECTICUT. 1m “up 1,111.1 our ,,...,
llo not puuclnrc 1hr nil'.
Total Capital Stock Reported to Ed \Vtit‘v lbbv doluu. liwlr 1111' y
‘WWWMJO I Tim): «would 1116 on their liiuilfl.
‘VA’NH'NUTDN. “91'. 27'." Till! Hil' 11111314111”le Mill pnnlilfl
nunl rcbort of tho commikuloucr or in», Who 11.11111 1111 Ihu run-rm."
tornni rcvunup show that In tho uncul‘ cm
year ended .lumi ill) Itiki. more word 1.” 1m. 11mg over Million
4.05.) rciurnu rocoivcd from;(lounoclb “up," 1; 11111111111 nun who
cutcorporntimm undcr1.1111corbolllllolt/lml 1111-111 11 club
tux 111w pull that 1,039 of 11111111.! roturnd 1'”, Ibo dim-.111 of Mir cont,
sliowod tuxos lino. 'l‘lm umouui oll 1-1". pm "11111 mm 11111111
cupltnl clock reported by Connecticut 1;...”11 hmun cup n 1111111
corporations won $5109.2(linul0, tho “1111.1”, tili'l‘l! 11 WW,
umounl. of their bonded nnd' olhcr in»; 'm g, (min 11“. mmlj' ...
«truncations wunrsio‘lglukuuo. and 111qu ”(-11, nmrm.
not Incomn wan 374.081.0410. donnoctb‘ M,
' out financial and commercial] carport»; "W‘—
tioue submitted 17:. roturiis to tho L'VEmfi PiLLS
"treasury department under tho cop
porution his low public service corpcp g" coated and all Vegetable. Dow.
ntionh submitted 2623 roturnn, memory on III a bedtime. pm. comp
Wropumbl bilodt 11111111111111. Indigesikm.
Aw: H113. Sold for so an?“
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t
the corporations computed 1.066 m
turns, and mlnceilan‘ceue corporntiono
submitted 1155 Mums, l
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