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gratuitous
. ‘ fill 000” Cilillilliil
.‘ ‘ a ‘ ’
E} American menufacturtrs oi mom
i on'o fabric are now, (yen with orders
to! present season merchandising pil
it} h; I9, and in many cases scarcely
' Blades! fabric atailnole to meet
them, interested primarily In the ones
“on of spring styles hiid the dt"-\t‘l
mat of their varous lines which
"t ho ready for display within the
mt the weeks.
_ ”to, generally speaking, a light
fungi of shades witi be in evidence
ts‘aasuped, says Nugcnt‘s iiulletin, al-
though this fact need not be charged
to lb! ("e shor age because the
using season naturztlly demands
til-”tor and brighter colors than can
' Voidhalily, be regurdt d as belonging to
I ‘ l[all an! winter apparel.
“ A waistline a little higher than nor»
Ila! ls among the probabilities. Shirts
will continue to' be with» It the bot-
t_. 't number of the newer cost
-Udoll shown are much shorter than
garment that has dominated so
far—o practically alleenveloping wrap
that leaves only a portion of the
gown or shirt‘s edge visible.
f‘ However. the bulk of public interest
'ttgues i0 revolve about what is
) worn now, Dark brown might
that be suit to he the most popular
the color range in costs, but the
Junior browns. ranging into a pleas-
tan shade. field mouse gray. Rus-
h! or bottle grten, and. of course
:haby blue, cannot be disregarded “
{ Broadcloth continues to be very
,opular as It cost fabric while cor-
aura, velvet and the better grades of
jointeen are strong favorites also.
I ill: motor coals. Scotch mixtures,
homespuns and II generous range of
"ugh wool weaves are favored. and
misc! leather are enioying .I grow
In, bopularity tot motor wear
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tuitht Poison
0i lilitSltRS AND no
SAN ‘ltANClSt‘U Mar. 1,—Nesrly
flit) guests. all Methodist minivan»
and their wives, became luring-I, ll
aftcr psi-taking of food which is u.
Iegod to have been poisoned. at a ban.
quot given by Methodist ministers in
the Howard Street Methodist Church
lit-re, February 22. The otilcisi report
of the affair was made last night to
tlit- Methodist Mlnisters' Assocmtion
by the Rev. Samuel Quickmire, pas-
to. of the ,thurch. No report at the
incident had been made to the police
early tOday. 'Most of thou who be-
came ill did not feel distressed until
'\ the? {hey had reached their homes,
although two or three. feeling slightly
ill. left the bandliet hall before the
termination of Is dinner.
mounting to r. Quickmire. none of
the suflerers was positive which
nurse had caused his illness. Most
of the victims. he said. were of the
opinion that the ice cream contained
’ poison.
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FLA" WNQUEST OF LATIN AMER.
7‘: 1.5' . ICA. -- g
. ‘ elation Congress of All .oenomins-
¥ . - tions ham Methods for
Work In Latin Amorioa. .
ANMN. Canal Zone. Feb. 20. ‘One
of the most significant and far-reach-
= .133 gatherings ever held by the relig
ism forces of the western hemisphere
. gs brought to a conclusion here to-
This was the Congress on on (‘hrist-
« Work in Latin America. To it to
sentatives from every Republic of
e hemisphere came, and from Great
' in and Europe. in number about
too hundred and‘ffty. These men
e the most prominent leaders of the
ristisn denmninstiona of the vari-
Repuhlics. “
oy tuber-ed in Panama. to consid-
t‘ho'roligious and moral conditions
iuma America. and to make plans
‘ bringing into cooperation the roll;-
i‘croemof the two continents. No
W. was ever projected
' Ivlolent mauve. Right
[Pro rsI .tfir‘rl‘itl 'i wraps favor plush
~ - l'l iil it'lt
ittg
Q
-‘ vr' (l'll tor III-r‘
.Llltl «I
d. .
tot-tinue to h ad
The
has beIn «mud in 'h“
IIIiI l‘rIII,. rill :..~ .1.1|l plumes
demand for altirt Ion gowns
\el
tieorsxette or
chatmeuse taitntc first place iiussiztn
and coatee lines on generally prefer
red. The pouf style Is being well ac
cepted gr'ltl‘l‘lll)’. and straighter line:l
al'er the “moyen age" mode find con
sidersblu favor in afternoon as we‘ll
2» eII-ning gfiwns
\‘ets and tulle. touches of hand em
hroidery. a leaning to afternoon ap
parel in high or evening shades are
all features of the season's demand.
lost \II-ek.
\et in ('tiItIlttnalltrn with
Two Odd Cushions.
'i‘hIs is the day of the odd sofa pill
ion and the shops are showing novel
ties in many shspes and designs. ()ue
. usual example is s crocheted pillow.
l' vIIty-seven inches long and eighteen
i'cltes wide The crocheted cover in
(ltl'lt' in black and white stripes an
l'ti'li wide. running around the piljow:
'I bunch of pink roses and green
haves. also I-rot-hcied. decoIntes the
front.
Another odd plilow_ the same sire
and shape, has an oblong center pan ,
i'l of gold cloth embroidered with:
dainty butterflies. the outer border
bring black satin hetivily embroider
ed in gold. it the ends of the center
panel are two black satin sash ties
with gold fringed ends; the sash ends
are eighteen inches long and are
knotted once.
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COMMITTED SUICIDE IN JAIL.
intllXiEl‘ORT. March lr-George
(‘ onleher, ant-t 35, of iiuyonne, N. .l ,
v'ho‘complcted today a Jail sentence
of three months in the Fairfleld coon-Z
tv jail, committed suicidodn his cell
at 5 o'clock this morning. He slush ‘
eu both arms with it safely rsmr
blade. He was convicted of theft of I
n
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SUGGESHONS ABOlil
Iiil All Of DRESSING
' the. s.
\
The Vogue of Lace.
\ltmi lilt‘i‘ Is being used on dresses
it>lil€ from Ilounces. One of the fat”
(ii‘llt‘ methods is to veil a deep band of
lace ill the bodice, its shown in on"
_ “a-“
liDEP
lHE SOU'lli NOR-VALK EVENING SENTINEL
‘>
- ~ 'Llhda -
u
'. “\
hots-n in lhf‘ sleeves and front panel
Cw" ill the other truck. The metal
rather heavy in weave, are es-
pecially ei'iet'lll'e for within purpows.
The gold and silver bandings are
:i.lI‘:It~i \e tilten in tin Ith'um
blouse the lace is attached to it flesh
lit I
roll rI-d lining. or ii- veiled first with
“-
pale pink rhiffon and the pink in turn
veiled with the dark blue, Muck. or
fi‘iuiOilJOtll. Ifirst illustration, and another use is other shude'of the blouse. ,
More. lA‘It‘lt’l‘h in more than fifty dt» IIIIIiIoIlItItI-h To prevent this the Null $8.50 A WEEK, AT LinoT.
III-evil tlt‘flllnllllfl'lUlIF were prest‘nt as of lllt‘ sit-III II. U:l be quit-Hy closed. I.
. I, “M... ”mi “a... int-tr complete t-up “mi ii... i. 1,... “0",. by .mumg m "‘1 Harvard Protcssor Tells Vassar Girls
tmrt to llil‘ pious IIlIII-h “ere laid for ”a“... ”I 1,} “Mn”. dun...” m lmti Woman Need; That Much
close (‘tlttllt‘f‘iti ion in the future. wutI-r. ‘ torLive on Anyway,
Th” “Wye" “a” “"h‘""""' ‘0 PM" The llitlihls oi California go so far. l’ttl'GliKl-litll’SiE. 'V' \" Mur. "y
Iilliil by liiw' Excellency. Senor i.cfevre, m to bu” ”H. Mum. m ”u, bl‘llll-illl Th“ least it “1mm" 0"" ll"? 0". mitt --
Minister of Foreign Ailairs for the lie-
tu‘Ilic of Panama, and (‘ttlttliel .\lorrow
.\cting Governor of the (‘utmi Zone.
Among the di‘li'f‘lil'd‘ were itobcrt
|1|.. I). John H. \l-Ill, l.-l.. ll..
iishop \‘.‘ i~‘. (tidltzxui. it it. l‘IesideIIt
Henry t‘hurchill King. ll. l)., i‘rmi
dent John P llouclIt-r l.l.. ll. t'lIr‘
S. .\iacl’arlund, Ph. ix. i‘rofI-ssov' Eter-
lan P. Bench. l). 1);. S liarl Taylor l.|..
it and Bishops Kinsolvinu. Stuntz, .\ic
t‘onneli, Lloyd. and others. l'romin
cnt business men such as l‘. R. Welt-it.
Eben E. Olcott and Fleming ii. ltevoli
attended.
in the Congress, which lasted ten
days. eight printed reports each .If
took-length which have been in pre-
paration by special coInIIIis-sion's dur
ing the post two years. \veI‘e‘prcs‘ent
ed to the t‘onm‘esa :Is :i‘lgis‘i's for dis~
(Mission.
maven whith \vith ('ttrli‘ll' 'son
will later be published as a shriek of
volumes. deal with the following pitu-
ses of i‘itristintt nork and progress in
S pee r,
i s
Lotti lreiit'dt l. Suriey and Occu-
pation: ll. Message and Method; lll.
Erin-“two: lV. Liter titre; V. Wo-
\'l The Church in the
Co-
nten's \‘x'ork:
Field ;‘ Hi The Home Base; \'lll..
operation and Unity.
The principle of cooperation Ives
heartily agreed upon and the research
work of the Congress will be. cont'nued
and elaborated by a permanent com
.Inittee and follow-up conferences will
he, held during Match and April in
Lima. Santiago. Buenos Alres, Rio de
Janeirs. Cuba and Porto Rico. These
regional confbrenco have instructions
from the central Congress to endeavor
0 bring about a scientific organization
of religious and social work and an ef-i
'ectlve co- opsration among denomina-
tions In: each country.
KEEPLNG cur FLOWERS. I
‘lfia wave? 1LMethods by Which tho Fading Pro
can May Be Delayed. /
Roses. csrnstibns and orchids have
boon found to keep threetimes as long
iii a small quantity of sugar he added‘
to the water, writes Mabel H.thrton
Int Oakland. Cat. ,to Populsr Mecharu.
' Hos. a saint loop or starch has ‘also
W W beneficial. Other flours
[tillIlA-M'llifls or Christmas flowers
for which they are so famous. "lhe.
r-tI-III Is itrst slut-it throubh a- bum
sheet of paper to prevent the tilt‘illil
from tisint: duet-Hy into the flower
.inl I'dei'inu it. ‘
.I Iiii‘lt.“ II'IIl r‘.tt)s.|liihcmtliin
hill lump IIltI.iI:t tun-t- :Is long if pitu-
ed in fies-h \vtttI-r duily. lillll a small
pit-co is clipped from the ends of the
stems each time. While ('lllllllL'lllls
piece off keep the stem under water
so that no air bubbles um allowed to
ruin the stalk and thus retard the;
il|)\\:lrll flow of \vtItI-I'. i
if large bended
0hr)I‘nnlliI-Ilniins or phonics. ult’ lobc
sent some distance.
ing in good \I'rItppiIIt'l
t‘ihll blossom st pariah") in waxed pH 5
per.
flowers, such Ital
it‘sure theirsrriv- 1
C'I“‘ll'. :-.l by
AMERICAN ROAD BUILDERS
MEET.
T’i’l‘TISBURGH, March l.— Delegates
from all parts of'thc United States
and Cannon arrived hove today to st-
tcnti the thirteenth annual convention
of the American Road Builders' Asso-
ciation. which will open tonight with
a mass meeting in Memorial Hall.
Three thousand delegates. including
the mayors of fifty cities, are expect-
ed to attend the convention.
I At the meeting tonight former Con-
gressman James Francis Burke will
preside. The principal speakers will.
be Congressman Martin 13. Madden,
lot Chicago; Dorsey W. Shackieford,
chairman of the Good Roads coinmlt-
tee in Congress. and William Flinn, of
:li’ittsburgh The regular business ses-
[sions will open tomorrow. The con-
ivention will close Friday.
ON PAPER .SHORTAGE.
WASHlNGTQN. March l.-—Represon
totivss of the psper trade conferred
here Saturday with Secretary Roddold.
and heads of theacianuflo humans or
the dopsrhnsntu cohmsroo on means
to overcome shortage at nourish duedaa,
to tho m. r» mt insulin Ins-Is
otory will look for now woods to he
use mm in ”cannibalism“
tIiiIIing her dcccnvt and health. In
"so II \Ieek, Professor \\'ilii.ni z“
bins Ripley of Harvard unli'cr‘iii told
the students of Vassar collcte SIItIIr
day. He. said men had file".
since the middle ages. and urge" Vas-
Iittr to take steps in the work or stand-
nrdizlng the. wages of worsen lit-I
“1i '3‘.“
1said the time was past when women'
would be content to work and accept
whatever payment they could get. l’ro-
femur iRipley spoke in hehs'f of tin .
Massachusetts minimum “'3‘!“ co~II
mission.
"Wouldn't they cash your check for:
you?" said Mrs 'l‘wickembury
you come with me and Hi indemnify‘
you.’ ’—Chrlstian Register l
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MRS. MAY’S
lETlEii ill WOMEN '
More Proof/that Lydia E.
Pinkhom’sVegotshloCom-
poundRelievcsSufferiI-Ig.
1
\ Chicago, lli. —— “l suffered from a bad
caseof female ills. Lydia E._Pinkhsm'r
V e go t s b l 9 Com-
pound wns recom-
mended snd I took
shout six bottles.
It fixod‘mo up all
right. Theoommon
symptoms of such a
condition — pain
when Walking, irri-
passed away I look much better
nowthan ldidhofore, and Imommefi
tho Compound every time for female
troubles. as it did for no all it is'claimod
to do. Yonhovo my pemissian to
lilh this letter." Mrs. .I. an. 8-
Hooch so, Chicago. in.
If youhhavo any of the syn
Iooodin lira. ill 'I lower-roll
what—Lydiail.
sIIIiI try hm
Compound“ for
self. goodol fashioned until-i
Mandhorbosndit
hoshdLofionflusmhoriofmfi
If a
saw
mas-t
hoe
..
nan-aqua mm'
" “it,” fir-i
rm. to use it)! such a bag It would
.lt Hill! {on plt‘L‘t'S tor the found-anon
Vol tit. lug tine plI-t'I- should be ..
)dt‘tl long and iVH-Iil) [\H) llit'lll‘.~' \tlllt'.
‘i-.t:.l.t y..rIl at th eholtom tor the flap.
'oi the laundry bug Slightly round it
. the bag. l
‘ are
Iling lllt‘ nhitti of the strip underneath:
‘wlih
“Weill.
TIT
.
w, ., ........_.. . ”I
Milli"! HIN-
ARTMENT
WWMWRRGH (aerate:
lithium A Innis
All SHOULD now from
I uI...y bag. I. iii. .il!‘-\t'l§ 1h
.mpuse oi u mun...) and blilit‘ lug,
.. 'it '\.I) t.l-i'l' put‘h' .- tor IaIIous
.2 .I. .~. did or Iodttl III) tIItIIIi.‘
‘I :tx-ii it '.\| log this bag can bt
-1. ll iittti to:- t m it oi n “I ttlat and
.tI ., up whitout tile tubing Its ton
It‘uls ;
lII .omn Is pethaps lite lu‘sl mate
tin tutor .I yard and otteriuurtii long;
and Intuit) too Inches IIide. lieiort-
:tthtlll‘b' the two Slllll.‘ attach pockets
to In. longer ph'l‘l‘ Turn up one“
and lilliillllii‘ raw edges with lapel
When the bag is completed IhiII tiupl
will soup or button over the hack oil
the bottom. after the flap:
measured on. attach nhoe'
lilnd u long piece of matter}
t:Ii \lilll tape across one >ide. illelli
ll) It tnto four boa plans dividingi
them by means oi u stile-hid tin or oi
tape. Also sIIlIh a piece of tape
across the bottom atteI the pocketa‘;
noted in place. i
Above these pockets attach anotherl
.\cruss
low in en
purl-.1 in
and any I‘Isired depth lii‘nd top edge.
tap. divided into two sit-(lions:
and ~titch tape utross the bailout i
.\'ow lzice tlII long strips to a IieptII'
of live inches with snnen and shunt
It rowing t’or double drhwmnngs. Stitchi
the two pieces togethei on lili’ right.
side and bind with tape. Snap the tiap‘.
at the bottom over the limit of the
bag
Hy opening the lion the cII_I_IIents oi;
the laundry bag can easily be removfi
ed.
I
i
i
I
M
.‘is mode of “bile serm-
I‘it‘ttiritil lit-view Dress No. Cut.
15 ten“.
—- Housewives watch Sentinel
.\d~ I II II the pull of a new
looms up. ‘
Want .,
"hellt" '
OP H Li A N D
O ”DJ—HIST
535 Wash t.:".t‘l St. l
.iI'
C“?
9
49mm
Prepared Emma/[y For Tim Nruipapn
by Pictorial Rump
é?l’d€fl€d[
Dray/”(along
WEDNESDAY, March 1,
I916
us- --u.us- m- 4
Jumper Frock In “his Serge.
iddy Blouse costume for ”tiara.
trimmed wit
It forniioliu and add cuff.
lvidltl tllI ktrt be .,: itiIat ll .nd at.
1 ii lied to a file. \ele» undo- I lt'tll_
in i. ii' lllllli .\lLI I .I- drf\s ”quires i ,.
\ lids 4i intl svigt with it, yuidsliir
ilg :7 int he» Ind..- (or the undubrtd)
i‘losc the hack seam of the skit".
front large “U“ petfumttnn to it: ..
edge: finish edges abun- for on lllt'li
in: Turn bent at lili‘t‘r edrze nit - . '
“o" perforitinns.
For ill ltli'ItlB, creasing on slot perfum-
tlons' and sew to lower edge of undei -
bod), II-i.II-r~fronts and Ishtar-hart.»
even.
For ”it blouse, gather the elinulIlIr
edge of front bI-tIIeen double “'J‘T" [It‘l -
fortitinns. und make three rows of gull —
ers hl'lttl‘», 5. inch spurt. (‘Iose undel-
anII .InIl shoulder seams as nott'hei.‘
Fare ltirgc collar. new to neck edge.
llllit'llt‘s lilitl centervbitcks even. Stilt I
straight straps of illult'l'hl or ribbon
(it. iIIIiI Itidt-i to iiiiriillull at the. sum!
“o" pI-rfortitions in front, lune the left
ends of straps free and finish f”! 4
closing.‘
Adjust a alright belt of Iintlet'lnl 13“,
itIIlII-s svtdi- when finished) to poeilntvt
as illustrated.
Close sleeve seam as notched. untl
lower edge bI-th-cn double “’l‘T”
Sew hlvo
ttrntltole tut notched.
Sites 8. l0. 1‘2. H. 15 and 16 years.
What Are Your Assets?
Tho scientific oonductoi business and personal affairs today clams
tho mothodo employed very outnctty
Avoid The liability
Of not having a shocking acccount. We invite accounts which are
glvon ofl'lctont and courteous a tonuon.
Fairfield‘County National Bank.
THE OLDEOT IANK m ~oswALK.
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EAHLVXNoLsI-I PERIODS
gave us some artistic designs in
Furniture. One of the most
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS‘
RUNABOUTS AND TOURING CARS FOR IMME-
DIATE DELIVERY.
REO Four and “ix
'i d f (‘ARS
s. L. BENEDICT 73 I. Main St.
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
charming styles was brought
out in the reign of George the
ill. and is called for its design-
ers '
\nsesatwmrs FURNITURE
» Reproductions of these anti-
que styles it‘s being tsyorod
now \and are considered the
some ot good touts.
Call and no the vsriSd do- '2'
signs in high-class Furniture?
that do olor.
O. B. J ncksoo
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