Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 1, 1914 · page 8

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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WWWported 11.1.11... the Year.

WAISniwu'i ow, 1111c.31.—~' ‘he army
got 11111111511 the yeari 11113 wan oatyi
two unites of typhoid fever in the en»
Iiiuted 1.111111115111311: more than 110,111.11 om '
earn and men. one was that Otto 111111
who had not beendmmunlzed wtth th,
111 typhoid vaccine and was bellevhdi to
Ihuve contracted the lever bottom he

I a yior‘ &fi GO'den enlisted; the other case was 11mph!

Wily NORWALK TRUST co the hoops in 011111141111111 though the.
BUILDING man was immunized 1‘n 11111 the lus-
TELEPHONE .1230 tory or the case 111 in doubt.

The navy, wh1n'rl1 adopted the voo-
37.91 WASHWGTON STREET I1..1:o 11111 1' 11111.1 the nrmy and did 1101‘

11111112 1111 11.11: at once compmnmy. liqu
among 111'. 80.1100 tackles 111111 uevonI‘
1811 to cases of typhoid in tho yourI
111 last June. Four ohthose ~waleI
ate at, n'remoto tropical ntutiun.
whore the income had doterioralet‘i. . I
in the wonderful r'ecoui of theI
my the 111111111112: 11 which hart wip-I
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,- ’1?”wi 1'11 and whit: it many medical 1.1 I

3: l, l" fieliove but; had something to out

‘ In: fiat rousing; the rate oi tubt'ioulo I
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1"1I‘1 Williams, 111' \i'ootiwatd ave. ma 1) thousands of sailors on
oral lust 111-11111...- with .1111 ids chunt ships-1 have. been treated withI
:the serum at the government ~1 marino'
hospitnls.
'tuul. 16111 of 'i‘rtpp‘s lunch Wat-30“, '11 nore the resort to immunization.
njnying; the holiday :11 the home .tifiphditi cases in the army averaged!
'1 11 {11111111 Miss 'Hntler in 1111113011111. about {l per thousand enlisted strengthI
“ -mg 0": 1p ,._vthe neighborhood of 21.11 (11150::
'1'1111 1111111111111 High 81111111 1.1111111; rer‘érl‘num if n 191:1).b1ior1'th1' begin-
1.11.1111 will hold '1 113111611111"I 111111111 Fri “:1?" 0f ‘3' treatment, the rate “93‘
.duf' afternoon on iletI-i head off New " ' sand; in 1911 ll UTUDlzed‘L
:wlown :11'1'11110. Notwailt. 12 to 3"“ this year he
‘ raie'iii pxutzticully nothing.
Some scientists have thought that

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to 11:11 Putnam Hose 1111111 tourna-

1 ' " 1 - ' ' tho .1;oph\l'.1x has involved an in
,tlllun Honda) night. \1iolplth)r:Iqu:O rtuéfitot liahiiiu lo fliilel‘CiithlS “r
’ uii'wnIigtons who have been analyzing
1 111011 finurea tool that they have 1" 11111:
iishod the fact to be exactly contr n.1‘y.I
Hero are. the latest figures snowing;
11111111111" of canon of tuberculosis! .

among soldiers:
in 11.119 there were 4.70 per

Show 111' 111‘: to :13.
‘ Reports: from tho Smith street lodg-
) lug house show that from 1111.1, lith of
.fileceluhor to the fillet of the 811.1111:
1111111111 ““1 tramps 1:11.111 slept. there.

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hers "ll mp Lads; Washington So: 1111 the induction in due in some degxpe to.
1011111 at. 111': home. All the members lite "fore careful examination of re-
. urt- urged to be present. ("1111111. but the figures at tenet Show
V .. that. the prophvinxin treatment had
’1‘111- It} mptro Construction Pompom. not increased tubolcuiosin
“of" \111 '\vaik_ mmod its Office \oster Irfiw difficulties in extending proton t
d'ai' 110111 “'11“ street to \"1'\\Y01‘k 171011th tailors in said by the naval
I ,(tity from which «place business 11 iii surgoons to be much greater than inI
111- 11.11.111111-11' conducted the 111150 of 30mm”, owing to the fact:
that the former are landed in stran'wi
The Catholic Club of 31.11.11) ‘~ ports going to all sorts 01‘ places nndI
(‘ bur-1 it will hold :1 <petiui llit‘Olill‘: on eating all kmdg of food and genolulls'
’Suudav morning- at 11 111011 1111111 plans beyond the watchful eyes of their 1111-
“fol a dance to he held in the hear in perior office“;
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thousand dropped to :17 canon. 0“

\,'.i 11111i-1 1110101111 11.11111 runs and per thousand in the following y1‘al‘.
1111mm I"oi 1.11111 111 shop in tour:1 Elm During II“. current your up to ()(11,

5'"- '\"“"“H‘ w the poraantagt- was only “:10 Where 1'
”W." txph 11d 111 muted among thou: who j’

l‘lie nigh tides 01' last \1111 l. 111'111. had been treated the cases were mild I:
l‘lnudt‘ti R iltlilOW til littl‘lltll‘ Vlt‘.“ and coliVllletiCt’th' 1'.apid 'l‘iu- “not. H

11911011 and during 111191910111 1'old spoil 31115115111 (11' the Atlantic ““9" now N"
has 111mm the. flood water no as to poi-tn. that the prophylnctic has prac-
mukt .1 111111 plate 1’11: the 311111111- wally eradicated WNW” from

piers in lill‘li' sport. flout.

 

WANT HELP TO CHRISTIIANIZE

'i‘hm'u win 111' :1 stated mannanlou-

 

111111 111' Ht. .111i1n‘1-1 Lodge. .\'11. 11. A. l". THE WORLD 1
and t M tonight. at 111.111. the was KANSAS (l'.i‘Y Mo” ”(1.1 \i 1'

‘tor 1111111111 111-11111» 1111] «be wmkod. m“ hot'o to l‘nr'tltoi the purphuo o“
'1‘111111 H“ 110 W “H‘d .1tti'r ”w logroo ,thls mormntnt to t3inlstianim1 the 111-
“Wk WHM‘WM‘N 1111' uoiid and it can he done with
your help. " 1111111 111' John it.\i1:t!. of
New Yorl: (11,1, in opening the Quad-
l‘1lllll.ti t‘onusution ot‘ the Student
\‘1 Iltmtoor Mort unnut for Fortiiun Min-
111111111 here today.

iiiw thousand 111ii1~t.11 studentu r1111
11111111111111: £111) universities uni coilo'mm
11111112 1' Wed. "11111-11 and t‘anada. 111m

“Minor 11, ltnndnlI ontt'rtaiumi 11111
151111.11, .«1’ 111‘11'1'11 boys 111' the South. Nor
walk 11, 1':, Sunday school at dinner at
1.111. 1111.111] .llllllttH inn, yesterday hoop
Ho 1.1.1. 111: 111.1 ghost. Thomas 1, Ray-
otpi-ri1111111111'111 of the ut'hool.

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Harrie: 11111111111151; 1'11; it'uumi
indefinitely tin- itaaliii'm't' ol’ Mm, Slié'
phon i3111|1111111‘lt,11li Morgan uvnnm‘f
1111.“ 1'111'1111111'1- hm: 111'1111 ahlppad from
tavudvuu.1‘11111111'111'1,inn-farmer
homo 111111 11111» 11111 llt'tItI)‘. the 1111111111
in 1111 llitlll‘ 111111111

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111111.1'111.

iloht'rI l-i. Horton of London. urged
the 11111111111111 to outer titt' upit'it oi‘ the
oonvepthm

“W11 are engaged here in a revolu-
tion. 11 general change from 111311111.
11111)." in- mild

Robert 11:, Spoor. of New York, noo-
ol’ 1.1111 l’rouhytorlan board of
«poke 111 a uhuilur

1’11 'tlwm 1'. $111 youtonltti tiflvrnoon
Sun: 1.1111 ‘l'tmmnh 1111111 took under hlu lllll‘ll'l‘
Winn :1 drool. and looked him "1’. Thu: Foreign hlinuiouu.
\vtw Norm-11111 Iiunt'n 'iuut drum of U111 Willi:
old war. 1111 in1 iluiuitmi hid duy’ct
wm'l: :11 1 n'I-Jprh, li1' :iturtu in lodui’
11111111111 work in 11111 i"lr111 1111111111 111:
111111 dug-.ntnwnt NEW YORK. 11111:, iii.mWitlt tho
«w 1111111111111! the New Year, Alfred ll.
#1.: 11111111111111.1111: 1.1111111'1111 or ‘ 1:11 Smith. formally unnamed tho otllct- 111‘
with proaidont 111‘ the New York Control
Railroad 11111111. William (1. llrown re
dav kutna 111 the home at 11111111111 “W! at “‘9 11.111111 “m" from “ll“ “ml"
“31111117.. 1,. 111m. airpot, N111'11'a111.”1m1 A 1111. hours notoro utupptu‘s
'l‘ihf‘ 11.11"“ or the illlllilt‘lllitii 111 (ton. down. Mr. Brown aunt. 11.111111» ii'eurn
111111111. hindering, 11111 a larger 1..» Whiting to tho amoure 111.111 emu ores,
ppm“ 111 111111111111 111111 l’rof.i’1-'rty .1 , 1111111111111; them for their cooperation
- 111111111 11 oordltii invitation to anyone and 1111111011 WM!“ "0 WM Lnrl’?‘i:e::§.
‘ 'hd 11,1111 play a wind or 11111111: lnsIgm. bt-aponking 11111 1111111111 aid 11 1 I

,‘11111111 to come to rehearunl. “MM“

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NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD
PRESIDENT.

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W111 lorry 1111 it‘tttit'l‘. won told ’f‘uoe

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William 11. Miller. 111111.111 iiimmger' COTTON “RM PM“
urt‘li111'1111u1un Automobile t‘omnuny, 11w YORK. 1111c. :11.~’1‘he failure
Initially :31; to New York city to of 11111. w Gordon Mention Gamay or

111111 at he 11111111111 automobile mot cottou houses in the South, was
laou Square Garden. Mr lannounced today on 1.11111 New York
11 1111111111111 oneness in the Cotton Exchange.

‘ _ sand; in 11110 the rate was 3711; i’
W» ”“91 lnuhw‘ 0f ".1 Fort 15111 it was '174112'111 last year 3.19 i
Intrem will entertain 111111.111 the men: it in admitted by the surgeons that I)

Typhoid cases in tho ' '

navy. which in iflli numbered 3111 per .
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the New. Year.

in evoryvsection of the store,

prices.

THESE WILL BE FINE REoiNVESTMENT DAYS FOR YOUR L:

MONEY

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Things for you, modem. and you. iniuswvatst variety and far too, L
to be told of here in detail.

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Everything at a greatly lowered Iprion. Come early todny to get

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WE GIVE AND HEQEEM PREMlUM TRADING STAMPS.

......_ Beginning This Morning

ear- End Sae

“1111 Its Stirring. Store wide Sullligfl.

Now we begin In get the store ready two turn a bright face to

broken lots left from 11 tremen-
1111 Christmas business are swept, out by the

M. Moitasch 8: Sent.

mo WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—210 Atlantic Street. Stamford

 

Luther M. Wright '

Sends His Hearty Greetings end
” Qood Wishes

for a .
, Happy and Prosperous
New Year, ..

 

Major i‘). H ‘Mllinl‘ in 1.1"t'~11i1I't-1'.'.11',ti
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Marcus 1.11.1... at Bridgeport 1111111 ll
been visiting relatives in town .‘1
125 Washington Street 1' W 1i

 

iliowa‘rd 1111111111 of laundry Broth- I?
111111 cierlcal force in on uicit leave.

Mix-121 Richie of Browutera, N,

vlviting Mr. and Mrn. William
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Mr. and Mru. (lunar it‘ldwurdu visit-
I'd rointlveu in New Haven over Christ-
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Clarence 011113th and daughter 1:11"

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New Haven are guests of 1:11:11'11111
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Read Mintz s adven-
tisement in Tomor—f
ro‘w’s Paper; for 10.?
of the Greatest .f/Bar-J
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pl 1 in Stratiurd

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broom or lowered

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3111:; Danhury turnpikei s rapidly’noer-
3111p; completion.

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‘i-(‘harien Dyckman‘a new 111mm 011 Adverti '38 YOUT Vvants in the

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ning to attend the dance at Cannon:
lllal] this evening. 1:

Prol Louis 'l‘readwell ol’ Vassar:
(Toiiegp was, an overSunday guest o1I
Mrs \Hilium Hill.
_ Miss Fannie it. Stevens of Stem;
",1111d in visiting her parents. Mr, and:
I . Mrs, Ward 13. Stevens. i

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. 11. '1‘. F. Svanlon entertained 1\ir.:
511ml Mrs llaughtnoy of New York“
Itilti aver (‘hrlstmua

William Buckley of Georgetown

and hire Dennis ituokim‘.

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V‘, 111 visit with her sister. Mrs. A. Hol-

Iimm ut Douglaeton. L. '1. .I
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i Prof W H Ztltller,pr1n1,'ipaioftlm‘
Itocul school, is. at his home in hinge“
ton. N. 1 for the holidayS.

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Paul Hauechiid of the Gilbert Exi‘
pertinent Farm. is enjoying the boil 1
r Idnyu at his home in 'Storrs, (301m ‘

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Begin the New Year
RIGHT

“The Toggery Shep,”

SOUTH MAIN STREET.

 

Rev, Paul Kirby, pastor of the (“LI
bort Memorial church. is visiting ut‘I

Ibis former home in Yonkers, N. Y. i

Miss Sarah Bennett of Barnard Coi- I
‘iege is enjoying the holidays with her |
' parents. Mr, and Mrs. 1‘. 0. Bennett. '

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Paul and Harold Connery of 11‘01'11-
1111111 1 ‘olleg o, are enjoying the holiday 1
"vatation at their home in title plum: I

110111111 Dooley and Armrd Johnson
01‘ the (Tonneotirul Agricultural tI‘IoI-I
‘Iiego at Storrs arr- home for the boll-I
days. I

Dr. Harold Mohr and 11:11.11!th

 

 

 

 

 

Try One of 0.11.?

Delicious

Dinners ‘
Tripp’s Restaurant

(FORMERLY LANE'E)

F. S. LYON

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JobPrinting

IEST PAPER.
EEBT WORK.
BEST PRIOEB.I

 

SOUTH NDRWALK.
'PHONE 007.

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Skating

TODAY

RECKLAMD SNYDER AND 8PALD~
me 11mm. ,
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SKMEG SHARRENED

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'lahtngn at Norwalk'u new and 1111-111.

88 North Main St ‘

 
 

'Quoenuiand. Dec. 31.—~—Ali on

201’ Baltimore. are holiday guests on
Rev. and Mrs. 1'. 11_ Mom at "1.1111‘11I
Ir‘arm.” l

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New Year to alliI Harry Jennings of the \Viuahanteri
Ilit'pt'utintr. Arum (.‘mupauv New iiu~5

Start the New Your right by tuning5 \on. 1:1 iiidting his parents: Mr. and

your Kitchen. l’anlty, Bathroom 11 liill- ““5 JON“ it‘lmilmfi

(lillt! lltliii-itll’urumhing 3“er and you (“H‘TNE flyf'lflllil“. ll li'illll illfilllllcllri

will 141m» momy, High—grade it‘urniulr ,111' at the Grand Central Station. with'

1111121 at lilo lowest possible tllrioep. 1.11m. iiyciiman. virilrd at his: former
1111111111 in 111111 piano on \t'tuiuouday, ’1

Albert F. Gehebe I Mrl‘z, Fannie Xh'i‘nyfm', Mr. and Mre.E

. - :1}. (l. Riclnnoud 11nd Mrfi. Leonard:
“5 West waShmEto“ St., I\\'liltm~y or Norwalli. wore tlhriulmng‘
South Nomalk' .11111111111111‘1111' and hire 1,‘ ii, 'i‘uylor.‘
Prompt Delivery. “W...“ !

PHONE 1039-2.

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Mr, 111111111111 of 11111 I‘rovl1lunct' 101111
South Norwalk. Conn. ‘ Igino 1;:ompuny. in unparlnlmidlng tho.

111111 1111111011 111:1 new 111111111 and 111111'

111411 ballerina at tho Gilbert a flow
MME. NORDICA CABLES OF DISAS- 111111 plant.

‘ TER. I

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111.1 111111.. lieu. .1.~1~.\111111uu..1.u “’"m‘ ”W“

of thin plump, 111'. (11.

111111 Northou amtt tho i‘ollowhn: Wll‘i'~' i

11111111110111.111111 1111111 tlroon or 111111
1151111 dispatch today to The Amoeiatod bury. 111111111 W n theatre party to New"
ti’rmm tolling of 11111 peril

encountered .
lorlt 1‘111' on i-iaturd 11'.
in the. (11111 of P1111113 by the nteamuinp; “JIM
I hint. and hire.
(1111111111 M11111 and tho Minoan Greta.

i‘auumu on board of which she was a George M11114. .111
I Mumlo and Gladys Miilu wore rodent

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"1.111 board the filefimflhli) 'l‘aamau.
‘uueutu of Mr and 111m. Arthur lierd
1mm in New York city

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by wirolesu telegraph to Gooktown I.
113mm the

’l‘aaman 111111111: highly of the pieudidI -1....,.........--...~...-

behavior of her captain. her othoerai

and her wlreleua operator. The veg-i SECRETAHVAZ’XSN AT WORK

11111 utruult on Saturday night and 11111th . , ,

uncertainty prevailed M to the possi- WAHlllNiil‘ON, 111119, .lifi,»:~8eorotary

bility of rel! 1111111111; h". 8116 had gone liryau, back from life holiday in lt‘loriu

ashore on Bramble Ody Reef. from 1111. W" early M M“ deal: ““1”” 30'

which aim was towed of! only ”6th lap: over Mexltmu diupotchee which

day by 11 11111111191111 outlier. The exact accumulated in hie 11111112111111. Mr

amount of! damage “3de has not lirynn would not. 1111111111111 John Ltud‘e

been ascertained. )mt the pumps are fm'thooming conference with fresh

new keeping the water well under and' '59“ WWW“ “*1 PM WWW“ ”“91

tire Tasman 111 warmth; to Thur!» In 1111111111: circle» 11. was anemia

tiny island ufldfil‘ her own. steam for that 11011111 new announcement regard

rennin utter width: site witheouttnue

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(“marge W Wardvl'ell

llnii'ei'uitv is visiting his: parents, Mr.

in! 11111 11101113? of the United stato-

 

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Easy and Practical Suggestions
FOR THE “I

HOME DRESSM’AKER

Unusual comfort, as well as dainti~
ncss will he found in this dress'and
the Home Dressmaker will find it
easily within her capabilities.

The very fine poika- dotted materi-
als, stripes. checks and tiny plaids are
well suited to it‘s devclo ment. They
embody much chic an require but
little trimming. unless one really
wishes to use an elaborate decorative
scheme. . ,

This 'dress is in satin dotted voile,
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required to make 11.11111 also put
in crepe dc chine, and if desired th
tucks may be piped with plain si '
satin, or a false tuck of daint-
may be added to impart a
touch to the model. , ,

The girdle is of plain satin, finished:
with ends which are allowed to fall
gracefully at one side. To cut out tli ’
dress. place the pieces with 111131.!
marked by triple “TTT” perforations.
on a iengthwisc fold except 'stay
which is placed on a crosswise fold
and remaining pieces with line of large
"0" perforations on a ten thwisc,
thread of material. For shied with
square neck, cut off upper part on 1
small “0" perforations. For shorter
length skirt, cut off lower edges of
gores on small “0” perforations. Cit]:
off front edge of left front gore. and
back edge of right back gore on slot
perforations. I

Now, tuck the front of the waist,
creasing carefully on slot perfora-
tions; stitch 134 inch from foldSl'
Close undcr— —arm scam asI notched,'
close shoulder scam. Gather lower
edge of front and back between douv
hie “TT” perforations. Centerefronl:
indicated by large “0" perforations-I
Sew stay to lower edge, centers New.
small “(1" perforation at underarm,
scam. Sew collar to shield as notch, ‘
ed, adjust to position bringing single ' I
large “1)" perforations in shield, $11113
in front together. centers even. 1‘

ii the long sleeve is used Simply
close scam and insert into armhole
in the usual manner. then finish with ,
buttons. in using the short sleeve.
gather lower edges between double
"TT" perforations. sew sleevebtmd
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armhole, first adding the c113

Now. turn under edges of the skirt.
right front and left back gores on slot
perforations; lap on left from 9.1111
c

right back gores, centers even let
‘0" perforations indicate ccnter~frofl
11011 bio "on" perforations, center—
backl; ,slitch leaving edges of front:
porn free above single large "0" per,—
fomtion for placket. Join gorcsu I
notched: plait extensions, creasing on
alot perforations. lap to small‘ ‘0" para
fermions and press. Sew to lower.
edge of waist over stay, centers even.
The vest is pretty if made of late
or embroidery. if this is made de-
tachablc. however, it will be 110an
lent to wear the {rock in the hem
with a simple V- shaped, open neck. 1

 

 

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SUITABLE FOR SILK.

"l be soft Silk! 'md oilk finished muo
1.111.114 :1r1- rapmiuily well suited to

 

tirvtlopnr'nl nitrr this model. The
(hens in 111u1i1' without :1 lining. and
the wniat shows a pretty ficltu ur-
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1.111111 measure. .Prlce of pattern. 111 mu.

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