. unnooeseorlly on cutting to pieces
prion TEN
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-wv‘
Minions ”
ftlltllllllll cotiitiiit:
Po'nts cn Hubbard Squash.
it has been suggested that it was
l Baked Indian Meal Pudding.
‘ Boil one quart of milk. Pour it
gradually on three tablespoons of ln-E
titan meal. Boil one hour in double
.boiler. atirring often. Add two tea~‘
lspoonn of butter. one half teaspoon
'salt. half a cup of molasses. two eggs
and one quart of milk. Mix well andt
l‘flE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINL
SUGGISIIONS iiitiiii .
iliE Allllf tittiiiiit
tll lllt
claiming attention at the moment the.
many garments lllnlbit‘lllly
Lrtesssry to make a Hubbard squash pour into a well-buttered dish with a-iong cont ut‘ \viap ottat is the most in
t0 the sawmill to get it to piecesflcup of chopped raisins. and bake Olltl’el‘ldt'lit‘t'.
but that its color and flavor amply
repaid one for such trouble. One or
our most reputable cooks advises a
eai. in her rat-ape, “hit-h reads
ioilt as: “The. email Hubbard squash
it- best for bolting.i Saw the squash
in hit. scrape out the soft parts
and the seeds. put the halves in the
men, and bake about three quarters
«3' Hit hour. or until tender. Serve In
the shell-t. Help out by spoonfuls."
A big knife, once inserted. will do
it.» work. but here is a piece of
printed advice: “If you wish to cut
:2. hard Hubbard squash upon which
a knife makes little impression Luke
.1 L-imlet and bore a hole in the. hard
elicll: then insert the point of a
rlrong, sharp knife. bear down on it
while striking the knife. handle gent-
ly with n hammer. ’l‘he squanh will
'i- . ulckly divided."
It is easy to waste ii lot of strength
' n
Hubbard squash if one does not un-
derstood the knack. What is reputed
to he an old time Virginia custom
of omitting it is to cut it into indl.
\‘idual portions before baking it, and
when it is done serving it from a
platter. each one at the table season-
ing his portion to taste. As it eats
'up butter. some people would rather
" .this wound tie-added generously in the
‘ I! my not
.—gar.
general preparation.
Steamed Hubbard Squash
This squ. .sh is drier and liner if
baked. espt ii-lly it‘ it happens to he
stringy. To steam. cut tip in pleccn
to fit alriamt r. but do not peel. When
tender, scruw out wit pztrt from
lkln and nub on the stove. so that
cool S-nmn generously
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Chocolate Pudding.
Ono quart ti mint. rt‘dldctl. Wet tun
tablespoons chocolate nntl stir in with
yolks of three. eggs ttnd one cup su-
Bako brill tin hour. l’ut beaten
whites on top and brown.
lflsie's mother was very ill and one "Oh.“ answered Elsie. who did not
ot the. neighbors neltcd the (‘lllltl \ihtti t-tilr/t-
she would do if litit‘ mother died.
prompt and .pr
itself but may
3 disease.
thing to do— the safe
the liver
the hood re'eved and
. a 't‘d .
-l l .
.f g; H‘t‘:
as;
F or Women
,Who Are Ailing
The best advice is—don’t neglect matters. Take
5 care at the start of a} bilious at-
tack, a Sick hea Che, indigestion, a feeling of least-
tude or depression, if you want to keep well, strong
and happy. None of these complaints is serious in
tn what it: brings about. Neglect
be wise thing to do—tlie best
BEECH
PILLS ‘
at once, and set things right. ' For women who are
ailing-thesehelpful pills are a methane Without an
equa;espec1ally. at times-
usual demands upon the strength of the system.
We Pills are mild in their. action, and
and» positive 'in their benefits. 5 5
when help ismostneeded. The blood IS improved,
lated. the digestion.
Beecham'sI’ills. They do. all the good;
. fully expect from a worldefamous medtcine. or. .
all common "ailments and women's specml'ills they . .-
Are the:
, He Unfadmgr . 5.;
mirth. ‘53
hour.
Hard Sauce. ‘
t'ieain one third cup of butter and
one cup of powder-1i sugar gradually
together and flavor with one teaitpoon
vanilla.
til
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Lemon Sauce.
lioil llil‘Pt- quarters of a cup of sugar
ttith one quarter of a cup of watcr for
six minutes; remove from fire tuid add
two teaspoons of butter and two led I
rlrlmilb of lemon juice. I
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Molaueo Sauce.
lititl together for five minutes one'
cup IllOllihb't‘b‘ and two tablespoons but-
ter; remove from fire and add two
tablespoons lemon juice. {
Crullero.
()nti cup sour uilllt. one cup sugar,
four cups sifted flour. one teaspoon
soda. sifted. one teaspoon cream of
tartar. two eggs. a little nutmeg Eilitl
vanilla if desired.
Mock Cherry Pie.
Mix one cup cranberries \tith onc
littll‘ cup chopped raisins; ttdtl three
qunrtcrs cup sugar and 0m- tithlc
spoon flour. Unite bctitwti crusts.
Date Pie.
(‘nnk litilt' n pound of dates in tho
t'llph’ of milk for twenty
Stiniii lllltl itib through Hlt‘VO‘. add two
eggs. stilt iiiid ll llttlc grnlcd nutuic:
(‘ook :it custard pie.
lllllitllt .~.
.. .- -- .--—..-
—TIMEI.Y MINT ON OVER-EATING.
liir tlittiit-rs t'ilun‘fi disturbed (Iiitt-s
lltllln'. 'l‘ln- stomach and hum-In
should not In» tloggctl \tllll undigcstcd
poisoinui.~ “tutu-r. I-‘olcy (‘olb-
urttt' distress :ti’lcr
“tiling. xtop lull-hing. littlllsll liloutlllg
"‘ltl 1.x. tlll ~tttinzicli. rcgulntc Illt bow-
~-*cli llil‘ stoiuncli and tone up
the liver.
Bold ovorywbero.
\tuslt-
'I‘ii‘tlch I't-‘lil'lt'
. \- .
the gravity of the fillllllllml,
t Hipptisc I'd have to Npflllk myself."
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thing to do —- is to take
us
when. nature makes un-. 5
-lilllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIllllIIIlllflflmlllllllllllllIlllllllllIIIIIIIIE
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1
quick
They help most -
strengthened, .
constipation removed -by -
you " t-‘
IlllllllllIllllllllllllllllllll
varied
which these coats are pre
M Iietllt r a
which ran be walked in quite comfort-
lll each one of the
forms in
.xt-nted trim redlltgole‘
ably. or a picturesque liiglt-uaistetl af-
fair with capes and odd little
collars and eluatllellt’fi*~*lllt‘l‘9
deep,
is lit-
\ailubly .‘Illllt titmilil and uiiehpet-tctli
detail. rtilnc original idea in art which1
t ntircly Illts them otit of the dull “big"
Attract
live as lllh'n‘t' llt‘“ t-onls undoubtedlyi
coat" (II a year or two hat-h.
are. they need to be chosen with wine
tlit-tt-riniiniition. for those nude with
the deep tint collars and cpauletteo
merging into one do away witb.llie.
‘olltlllldt‘r line and give the top part ol
the figure a curiously ntirroVi .‘ippwr
alH‘t‘.
Contrasting Collar.
.\litilllt'l' novel detail is a high pctul
collar in u-liet. contrasting in shade
with the cont; from under the strap
which holds this in place conic long-
IOODtI and ends of the velvet. tippenr~l
lug under the chin. The velvet is re l
[N‘Ill‘Il in a deep hem reaching nearly
to the Itnt-c. Another is cut \vith long‘
straight body part, int-toned well over.
with military frogs and loops in dull
bronze. Who-rt- the top part joined
.the bnnquc. Ill tIic center buck, it “its
cut tip into at point, sloping to u long
point at lllt‘ sides, these points lll‘d‘"
\
very (lt‘l'p coliitr turned tip or down.
ily embroidered in antique gold.
and turn putt-h pix-kids t‘ltlllllll’lt‘ thle
Itititlcl. ’
lti untithtr “ilb' seen the littlc inun-
teh-tte, lilte ti draped bolero. with sac
till'i-t-t lllt' bitch. which hung over
the .t1 tlic lutt‘k.
'I‘Iitil pt-ittls are :t notable feature of
In tntnlc nl tht- moment. “he HI‘Q'II in
ttl
(‘Uall
thc tlr‘lL‘ll t.l' .t grttct-l'ul brown \clvct
trtiilcti‘ ttisttiitic lIl lite atelier of “tilt-
lit-Iitl alrl‘t’l.
with full skirt. Its own
supplying till
\ tinnintly picturesque :tlr
lltllllllll't'). This show
t-tl lllt'
Tit-litters til ltilii-
--litil“
lls
.tdoitinieni
tins gin-n tti lllt' (‘illll by HR long lull
while the
closely tlt‘llllHl the figure.
tttti‘ttcti uttl-m.
upper part
A high
An Idol With Diamond Eyes.
’l‘ht- t'illllultn tll'lull' tlluiuontl was once
the right eye ol‘ the art-tit Idol St-rriuu-
hunt in Iltc temple of Ilrnlitnu. 'l‘hls
precinus grin \\'ll!~‘ stolen tit ulmut tln-
‘- "..Iltlilliz of the eighteenth ccntury by
. .i l‘rcticli stillllt‘l‘ who had nuttlu it pre-
ll'llN‘ of lit-lug converted to the Illtltltl
religion in order to gitlti the confidence
of llit» pricst~ utitl ittltuisslon to the
lcltlplc. 'I‘bc I~‘rotit~lititun first sold “It!
tlllilllnlltl I‘nr twill". tin the next turn
II. was bought by it bunker of t'on
ntunllnoplt- for “2.000. The bunker
kept. it tiiitll IITI and then sold It to
lllc llunslnn t-tuprcs-a for [90.00" nutl it
"to penidon. 'l'ln- L'l‘lll bus burn in
the llusshiu rttynl fitntily cH'i' since.
An It is "my N'I in 'h-
tor of lttumizi it III‘I‘H'MN u iitittent-d.
ro'sc t'lll Flllfii'llt‘t‘ untl Leigbs exuctly
Illl'g cnt'ntx.
Stinging Rebuke.
.\ society nnin Nllld in Newport apt-o
pus ol~ it current setttidul:
“it reminds nn- or u very trout-bunt
llllt‘t'tlt'lt'. .\ young tuttrrit-d woman at
n st-nslmrc butt-l went up to it pretty
girl in white who Inttl bet-n dancing
like mud with the limt ono‘s husband
tllltl said:
“I've got ll Inst year‘s t-otit suit
that‘s quite good. wally. To be. sure.
'It's ottt of style. Still. would you like
to have It?‘
.'"l‘lie girl blushed rod with inot'tlll-
ctitlon. .
t"‘Whttt!' Sllt‘fiflldh “Do you think
I'd wenr your cost of! clothes ‘1‘
f“l thought you inlght.’ hissed the
young initrrlcd woman. 'You seem
anxious- enough Itovgel ,my liunlmntl.’ "
—il)xclintige.
.' . Grenadines.
ciEvulyu writes in his dittry under
- date 1M8: ”Now were brot‘lnlo servici-
apue'w, sort' of ooltliors culled tin-uti-
' _ fllfil‘SgVI‘IlO write (Itixtel'uus lu'tllnging
blind. .mimdos; they had [uri‘od ‘mpu
with coped crowns. which made them
lo'ok very fierce: nnd,.somo luul long
biiotls hanging down. behind no we pic-
ture tools." The. original grt‘ntuliem
hurled their gin-norms. and then ('lllll‘lb
ed tlltg‘ cut-my with liutcbcls.~;~London
Standard.
...—......—
ii f.‘ 1': 'NQZQMIU‘MILKMG.“
glf'wunj “If!!!“ fimlflp fencing-must
Iv‘ellnuyttornt-rn'F .. _ . _
3 purity.” till? ..i, :ujb‘oyu f‘tlutiersitmi it
Within-51:... '. ’ ' . _~
:- uniy‘ifllh‘ude‘i'lunhnls taking losnolut
pittigistmfiitnaaioei
v
Warm lb. rotate: ~.
%
yuoterddyf ‘lllle .w‘hor
TUESDAY, DEC. 14. 1915
collar lined with beautiful trimming
made it becoming frame for the face.
In Welsh Homespun
And now one of the most interest.-'
mi: thItlI’t-‘S oi this firm must be not-
t-tl namely. the beautiful Welsh lioiin.
hplllm in which Ml many of the .«niart
made. These litllllrbpllll
twcetls arc a” manufactured at Mine
‘tttttplirey'o own factories in Walt.
mid dyed to her tmn original and ex
A very pretty cos-
tume of this material “as the shade
lit-heirnioss, belvu-t'll gray
blue. In make it was perfectly
simple. Not ti line. broken anywhere.
just ii t'lt‘l-li silhouette. defining shoul-
tlris and neck. as every artist known
Illllt'll til' the character of a lace
appears to he lost it the linen ol‘ nt-t-lt
and shoulder are not brought out. .\n
other was a plain morning tailleur.
vt-rt t-tmnrt as well its useful for linrd
country wear. in a herringbone
tern of the same kind. the color
dark covert coating. The only dc-
pttrlurc from M’VPH‘I) Ilt‘t't'nslll‘)’
in this costume was the Inrgc quaint»
ly shaped pockets. on each sidc of thc
coat below the wallet. ’l‘hc l|~
self fastened over to one nltlc‘vtilli Ollt‘
Nltlt’ with one large button.
'.tiilt~ui'> an-
t Iusiv e t-oltirings
of stone
and
lit)“
pat-
tl
llilt'
t‘onl
There was also a navy blue suit.
showing it tunic decidedly Ilumt‘utn iti
effect. with Ito straight collur lilting
high up to the mick. At the center
front, Hurting slightly above the waist
line unit it long line of embroidery
niost origiunl in design lllltl
This was repeated in [Nicki-t slots cut-Ii
side of the nklrt, set we“ toward the
buck. fur more becoming and giving
more Hllmltt‘su to the lltlt'li of thc tit;-
urc thitn \llll‘l‘t’ we have worn lllt‘lll ailI
suinnn-r, ncnrly tlic t'l‘lllt'l‘ front
The cltnuutii t lug llll
touches of thc mime t‘IlllIl‘ttltlt‘l‘)‘.
tlutn ortlinttrily
tittriictlvc lltllll‘ul‘h :trc lctt. one Inttl't‘
color.
lll
long sleeves
lb-l‘orc these more
must lW mentioned, in color ti dull
lt‘llltill sulphur with lltrm‘ nunrtcr
lt-ngtli coal. fntttcned our with two
large t‘lllltlt‘lltln buttunr. Itn design
hanging “softly phlln" I|ll|l straight,
buck mid front. the slight fullness in
tlic cut juitt hcltl together under tho
:trnnt, gave the figure it \l'l\‘t‘l nppt-ttr
Illll't'.
.\ very lltlllt‘l‘ltlllt‘ lt‘illlll‘t‘ In the w
mite vine lllt' beauty of ('III itntl Illl'
grttcc with which they hung. its ucll
its the nbwnct- of mnggcrntlon lil any
form.
Bcitttti
Bicn Jolie Ilmsti
Mt'lDOI'IlIIK IIIIL'K‘
(IE-AN
I I-cy nrc the (III
l-‘ronl. Surplice.
«I. we will Ilutl
iinpcrlnl scep‘ .
arc ptmihlt- if you will wear it wirnlltlclll)‘ cumin... t.-.i
'I'bedmninl \vr-Itriil ot‘ou unconfined MN m Arch-bus tint
on all
BRASS IE
graceful line to the till it c upper body.
Jet
In'l'lll" come In III will: inil~ uml ~Iy Ic-z t t
Iu‘IICQ boning-permitting “'llslllli: win”...
Have your tlctilor show you lln-u .lollc Bul~ll'l’('!‘ if not Flflck-
III'INJAMIN a. JOIIN
. THE puneoss or LIFE. I
(Abba Gould Woolson, in the Boston
Transcript.)
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Courage, brave soul! The ledgyl‘
pathway yonder, _
ti'er windy slopes. will lead to
meadows~ sweet; '5
Turn not aside. nor let thy glances
wander '
To find it smoother turfage for thy"
feet. l
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True to tlllllt' .iitu. still journey on un
dauntetl.
Led by the .‘Hll'h that beckon ovcr-
head:
Willi mind intent. thy
footsteps
firmly planted, I
Shall crush to own line the stoned
they trend.
The birds that t’lrl'lt o'er thc .wdgy
hollows. :
The coming titles. that liitt-kvturtl'
..weep and roll, ‘
Each has its purpose, and in “isdom.
follows i
The tit-vllous \\‘rl)r that bring it toI
its goal. t
‘.
Them: to renew the quest with every
morning.
llut thine to mount st‘rt'lit‘r heights
than they:
To seek the truth. all llilrml' pleasure»
ecorning.
Holding thy course
. points the way.
.\'or l‘rsl tIircr there, the gain in “on
tor others; I
Thy tlrtner poise luuot firmly those
who fall; i
To higher lri‘cls Iil't thy neitherl
brothers: ‘
(loll gave thy
needs tin-m till.
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where litmor‘
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pout-rs lit-cause ll»
ASK FOR and GET
HORLICK’S .
THE ORIGINAL ‘
MALTED MILK ;
Cheap substitutes coat YOU um prion. ;
—A WISE MERCHANT.
tulicriist-s his goods. If he l'illllltll tlti‘
it til it lntgc viny. he uses the Sentinel
t'litesilit-d "I“or Stilt" (‘itll
up lllt‘ otlictt, and tin :ul. nitiu will culli
til (lllt'l‘.
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columns.
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.mmwnuuuunmmfi
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Bust and Shoulders i
l'ul
let: that the contour of tlic figure in vtptiilcti.
ut the bust buck wlit-rc it be»
now. prevent the full lrtfll Mm
Inning the :ippcnrztute of flnb~
binrss. climltmte thc titutgrr of
«imaging l"-l.\\.‘lt s and confine the
llc~li ill the Ihoultlcr airing I
. . ~i|~ lllllull-
. iti.. Hook
"'.ilnlii|," "It!
i. ttmiul.
ntlutu: t' iitthl kc-rviccuh‘it :'
nllklt‘flua'lt‘. “.11‘wl v‘ .-
ly send him. pit-mid. sumpluo to show you.
BS bl \\':nn1x Sm‘ct. Nowll'k. N. J.
m— .__...L _ - .-., .-gzkf.
Small Pork Loin: ........ 160 Plan Head: ...... _ .......... 6c.
' Fruh Shoulders ........ .. 15c. Homemade Sausage 16c.
Fresh Hams .............. 16c. Corned Home and Shoulders
Fresh or Corned Side Pork 15:. NowSouer Kraut ..... 10¢. qt.
Pigs Knuckles ....... 14o. “Green Bone" cut for chicken.
CH ARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 583-2 76 North Main {men we Delivery
. the boudolr or parlor at $2.00, by
ones at $25.00.
Small and dainty at $1.00 up
at $30.00.
SPRINGS to mouth, $8.50 to
CHRISTMAS FURNITURE
A NEW STOCK N A NEW STORE. SPLENDID VALUES. BUY NOW.
We will gladly reserve all purchases for delivery on any date desired.
Fancy Chairs Are Always
Welcdme
We have them in endless variety from a-dainty little Chair for
Most .AttractiVe Table
, White Enameled Iron Beds
Special prices on regular sizes. from 33.00 to 851.00.
ensy half-dollar steps to big easy.
to it solid‘maliognny Library Table
$10.00.
* : Wtemmaemm EEG .-
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~¢M~m~~lfl_ 0
6.2.13, oY’rdctiCdl 7
flame Drew/taking
..CQJZI’OHJ’
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Prepared EJPUM/l)’ For This Net: lf‘ttftrr
by Pictorial Rn‘ttw
EASY TO MAKE IS THIS PRETTY BATH ROBE.
A t‘il'ilfOT‘ltle’, Ill‘ltl'lilttlxl'lg lutlli rolls
.5 illueye n lti\iiry, but Iiert- i~ 'tlil‘ ili..t
IS \titliii tlic Hf l‘.t l\Ir!l.t"
with only it lllllt‘ ttt riwtut il“ll‘ N‘lt ll :1
gtiitiiciit tinti a; >lie t'..ii lll.il\" it lit-r-
wit iln- ttl>l is further in
iimtliitlti rice tlitl tltslgii I‘ttiii’in~ 6"
unitlx $16 ”It It Ill :lii'ItiI. lt' Iril‘ll4l \\Iin
iibli-iii, ~l ynrtis, ‘.' inch“ \tl-ic, will to
irqtiit‘ed
Hut ii Icvv hoursere rct-iiired to I‘lflli.
the robe. \‘llll‘ll bits n largo Nit-mic cot-
lnr ..nd lri trimmed \iith l.ir;.'t- po- item.
HItni-cd cuffs lllllSll the hint. -. Me); n
by t‘t'FlYlfi Illt' under-arm nitd .s'n-tiilder
ilittiiitt'
lt'~-v ltt~tl.
Moms ..5 llUltlll‘tl, the centtr—frmit be-
ing llltll- ated by large "t!“ 1ch forum-r»
Sun the t‘ullitl‘ to the net h mint.
t-h, ftniit edges and t-entt rv‘w
t'ltiw lizi-I. scum of ltiiilcrf ..
1;..t.- .
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liL; t “In. -
t-ntetl Ivy P‘lllllll "o" pt~t'ft-i..t ..ti .ti ll
.itljmt ttt IIIISlllHII nitric rneath hunt : t.ti
on cullnr. t't'lili'I‘—li:tt‘l\.\ :tiiii iI-lI"‘||'Illt2-
liig O‘tlllt'fi even
'rlit' l:ll$.“t* "H" lwi'l'titdlltti ~ in il 6
itm ltct». lIltlltilH' llll‘ I‘l'ilt rituntx.
Ttit‘ll lllt‘ lll‘ltl :tt llll' l'tli :.iitl . t? «t I"
)u-ntion ttll ll‘t-Ill. Illiltli' trim .tl' put-l.-
. .. ..
(t “lung titt~>lllll' \‘ti'.’t~ _.
y-rrfuintluiis.
t‘itm- Illt' Slt‘t \ c M it'll :lh Ilt'l . I it. Ill' 71
rest up llll' t-iil't’r’cnm Ittl'i nit. . It I: e. I if
to the sic-tic. llttltllt \ ;-.i.-l ~t..-
I‘l..- t- llll- ~i.i.til
“A ..ll tJ
\ . \t n.
“o" In rf- lull-tin wt' the
‘ltt\1'. ..t the shouhlcr nt‘ t': e l't-l-t- :.t.d
wv. in slot-ye, cutting in tiny fttltivsn.
If tlt-sit'vtl. lite el‘ut'iv .Nlt‘tw c tony be sub-
hlll‘llttl. being finished bllnply \tith a
limit
Him] the etlgcs of tho from t‘tillnr.
lintlt robe of pitilt linnuol which can t tilts nnd pockets \\llll sntui ribbon mid
b.- IItllt‘lil)‘ made nlitl at small t'XIN'IlPt’. use :t satin cord to routine the waist.
Pictorial Review linth Iioltc No. 6485. Sim-s 34. 38. 42. 46 and 5.0 inch“
bust measure and 16 to 20 yours. Price. 1!. Hints. .'
ll. Lynne Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Cti.
------ BRIDGEPORT
Formerly known on Irldgoport Steam Dyeing a. Cleaning Ct
Silk Drones. Glovoo. Blanket. and Loco Curtains Clo-nod.
H. LYNGE. Prop. 298 State St. Bridgeport
Jardiniers, Umbrella Holders,
Jardiniers and Pedestals
Combined
Fern Dishes
Now is the time to make your selections of anything in this
, line. We have all the new patterns, shapes, colors and dc-
; signs, and at prices that please.
JARDINIERS 29¢ up to $3.25
UMBRELLA HOLDERS
I $1.25 up to $4.98
5 JARDINIERS AND PEDESTAL COM-
BINED ......... $1,75upto $7.50
- - 50¢ “it to $3.50
QUALITY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALM‘ERS.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 48
' RAYMOND &» SONS
'I'rv Classified Add for Best. Results :
BARGE IN COLtISION; CREW MISSJI lision. with anuuldentlfled throednaat-
Maln street. Norwolk;
‘ NEWPORT, R. 1. Dee. Herman .\'0 -ed
schooner otr‘Sea ‘ t Point‘tns‘t
wut‘thé’ WEh""Vhiley Cool fleet in night? The“ huge 'l'l‘lod a. crew or
'b'elioveq to have gone down in a cob three. t - ' ' ’ -' ~-
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