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when she laughs, and he says they are
GERMAN BANN BNSNNSS
WAS m um
BERLIN, May 5.—The business of
the imperial Bank of Germany in I915
It Is much larger than ever before, 01'
that‘s on account of her lashes'
ling' no you suppose she puts some-
thing on them to make them so black
and curly? Why. they're almost arti-
flc in] looking! Honestly. if i could be‘
tug chiefly to large transactions for 31;? :13; 1?: ?:n:h:;:::?m;hc;
(‘rmernment account. The turnover look stagy'"
reuhod the stupendous total of 3331. : ”Don’t they?’ breathed the girl With
."I'L'ttio, 000 wlIiIlI compares with the books. “And she never does her
$124,000,000,000 for 1914, and $100.. hair “Highly.
('0’).('00,000 for 1913. In other "ordsilsmund every which way 1 suppose
the business of the bank has would i have especially good hair or !
I-rzihly more than doubled since the shouldn't be able to keep it mouthed
was begun. idown as i do! Somebody told me rhi'j
The earnings were also far in ex ‘ head looked jun like the fashion Inns-
(9‘3 of all pl‘t‘\l0u.~ years. They azlne pictures! I think a girl owes it
*SSENGER
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DOES Disco»
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copy her. only i just saw it and
jso dark they are almost black! But thought i'd see how I looked. Bome- Fire Girls is that they have responded When AltI ;
had lashes as long as Hetene's my igueII it couldn't have boontho sauna aenulnrly neutral note yet struck in cm at Gulport. Elsa:
eyes would be calmly as dark laok- duos after all! Why, I have two now‘ our national short: of war relief.
hats to her one! I always look well
groomed, and that’s lots batter . In
trying to be pretty!"
“I‘m actually beginning to I‘ In
that girl somehow!" announced the
girl with tho chocolatoI. “i don't
think Ihe'a nearly as sweet as shoi
used to be!"
"No," agreed the girl in the sweat1
its always blowing all er “ i don‘t. approve at all of Helene.
at times! But i certainly would like
to know what she doestobssopop-
start"
“So Ihould I." said the girl with the
chocolateI. "Not that it makes the
slightest bit of diiforenco if every boyi
fl
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ALL THE W
16 BOSTON!
amounted to $63,000,000, or more than
twice those of 1914. According to a
his recently passed a special war tax
“'Ith' laid upon the imperial Bank, in
r~driitinn to the large proportion of
the earnings failing to the Treasury
under older laws, Thus the treasury
L‘O‘s $17,500,000 of the earnings,
whereas the stmkholdcrs get
only;
$3,843.0QU or somewhat less than for"
1914. .,
‘
THEY COULDN'T SEE WHY.
—_-
:cacltedly.
{about Tom Smith before! Why. Tom)", the Supreme court room. in New
to herself to foibw the modes and in the world was only about her—i
keep up to date! Boys don't pay any only I'd just like to know!"-—Eb
attention to those things. though! i change.
expect Helene could wear her hair in l
a braid and put on I gingham apron EXAMINE YOUTHFUL
and they’d still be as crazy over herll ILACVSTONEB Jun: 1
I think she must be an awful iiirili
Ono of the deep kind that never letl' Bar Committee to Meet at New Haven
0M". . for Purpose—Seven Applicants
“it must be something like that!" from Bridgeport.
agreed the girl with the chocolatesE The examining committee of the
"I “1“" 00““ understand bar of Connecticut will hold a session
and i always have known each otherlfluem at 10 o‘e.lock Thursday morn-
and last year 1 ma just as nice to Wing June 1 for the purpose of “um
But Still Helena WII Wonderfully
Popular With the Boys.
“When you come right down to it,"
~tl'l the young person with the choc-
(ILI'OS, “she isn't actually an awfully.
putty! And yet—"
"I know it!" agreed the girl with
the pile of schoolhooks. "it's the
.i tun-creel thing about Helene! i can't
.I why she is so popular!"
“Fl-e has ll perfcct string of boys all
in: time," iudignnnily added the girl
in the green sweater. “If she was a
I Iting, tearing beauty-"
"When you take her nose." inter
adpied the one with the chocolates,
'nnd her eyes and mouth— all scpnr
:Ite, I mean. and not together—there's
not one of them that's right! There
3.4 the tiniest little hump in her nosE.
because I especially noticed it in
French class yesterday. And her
«yes aren't. such a deep blue, after
all, while her mouth is too big. I sup-
pom it's because I have a small mouth
myself that l notice a big one as l'
him as I could be! Every time I saw:
him I'd ask him to come and see me.
and i chose hint for the valentine
party and eterything!
"Nobody could have been nicer to-
Tom Smith than I was! 01‘ course. I
wasn't crazy about him, or anything,
and that's why I didn't care a bit when
he went over to Helene! But just forl
curiosity‘s sake I‘d like to know how
she managed it! i don't pose as a
beauty. but my profile .is lots more art-.
istlc than Helenefls and when I have;
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I.
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a boy should deliberately walk by me
and sit down by Helene! So far as 1
could see she didn‘t make‘ n more to
attract him. but. of course. she must
have smiled or something when i
wasn't looking! She just flirted with
him. that‘s that! Tom oan‘t.ase that
she's just fooling him. and when he
does see and tries to come back you
can better b'elleve—"_
“Ho‘rbrought her a big box of candy
yesterday!" put in the girl with rho
do. Not that I think my mouth is g'ate'
NWT“ 1 110i)? I wouldn’t be '30 ' "Let him!" cried the other. “Whit
silly! And yet. if you could have do I care abOut Tom Smith! Iinh!"
A Iard Harrison raving over Helene's
lirr teeth are rather nice and I sup-
pI- -e that‘s why she laughs so much!"
"it's so exupél‘atlng.” said' the girl
with the boob. "to see everybody run
Iring after her! She. doesn't wear ex-
“Dick Graham says.“ added the girl tnordlnaryolothes at. ~all. but they
in thesweater, "that Hele’né‘s eyes‘a’lways look nice on her. Why. I tried
me simply fascinating! He likes the {on a discus downtown like that green
way she screws 3rthem up nearly I .sinr of notches—not that I have to
’ FORD
STA
FURNACE
If your heart and lungs were
bad. you wotllldhcorgsidcr yourself
in a sorry pig t or 111' body
could not obtain the nailed oxy-
gen.
Agood furnace is to a house
what lungs and heart are to you,
in that it is continually giving a -.
fresh supply of oxygen to all the ‘
rooms, contained in the- heated
airthat it has taken from onset I -
doors. J
. > A sraarroao furnace, large
.‘ enough and properly initial! '
can't be a failure.
YOIIALIH
inlnlr candidates for admittance to
the bar of this city. There are 16
candidates and seven are from
Bridreport. as follows; l‘nui iiold
berg. William F. ii. Kilpntllck ilutdd
Washington Price, liornnrd l‘hineas
Stillman. Joseph lmonnrtiu \‘crrilio,
‘Nathnniel Wheeler and William H.
‘Whitcomb. The other candidates are:
John Jeremiah Farrell, Norwalk;
‘Ieorgc .\lcl\’endlick Gregory. New
(‘nnnam llolnillick l‘. liunt lltlnbur)’;
' on my rose party gown I don't see whyi Albert Ahrnhnm (loldnm Samuel Gor-
don. Frank ltich and (lust: no Freder-
ick Slitlli, Stamford; James Albert
Ilughes and Mills IIohby llusted, of
Greenwich.
The committee on admissions to
the bar of i‘nlrilelti county will meet
in the county court house next Friday
morning. at 11 o'clork, for the pur-
pose of hearing testimony as to the
applicants for admission. and all applis
cunts are invited and expected to be
present at the meeting.
There will be a meeting of
I-‘nfriield County Bar in the Superior
court room. in Bridgeport.
May 19, at 9:30 o'clock. for the pur»
pose of acting upon the above nppll»
cations and also to act upon the appli-
cations for admission without exami‘
nation. of Arthur 8. Austin. oi' Stam-
'ord. and Nathan 8. Jerome and Sam-
——-—'—ucl ii. Ploikin, of Bridgeport. Austin
has bren a practitioner in the courts
of Texas for more than three years;
Jerome has practiced in the courts of
New York. and Plotkln in the courts
of Maryland.
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF CAMP FIRE
New York Maili—
‘l‘wo thousand Camp Fire Girls of
America with their guardians. gath‘
ering together in the Washington Irv- .
lng high school to celebrate the fourth
hirihddy of their organisation,
a notable event in itself. The moun-
tain of bundles these girls piled whet
fore the usage was imposing. - ‘l‘hofact
tir'aO‘they had made. or given from ‘
their own. .store. or earned the mono!“
to buy those bundlII of clothing for
_ the destitute children of Europe is '
‘ , also noteworthy. It is significant, too.
that those girls represented an army
of to. 000 American girla- organised
with a definite pm on a Ififitiy’
shit-supportl ng financial, bank. and
proud of their freedom and sew- ‘
the .
Friday .
' I
HEIDI Eli Mm or
WALT ..
EESWND .
’lF vars Tli'
case I Guess
i'LL am an
no em eon!
But the capital fact about Camp ACCURATE.
Michael Backward
if 1 how it wasn't at all the same on me. Io splendidly. II a unit, to the mod? asked the porter of the Great South-
"Is that theJ
ll Gulf of Mexico?" the porter replied:
a body they bite b70001! together a “Only a po'shun of it, Iah."———Lycaum
generous shipment of clothing and namine.
money for the needy children in all
the warsu-icken countries. making
use of all the War relief agencies in1
the United Ctatea.
. like pains and aches of rheumatism.
Io . m "u M'ithat is for you! Get rid of stiff knees.J
‘ ‘ w painful. swollen feat, knotted un-
gora; oil up your joints, loosen up
your muscles. throw at! years of suf-
fering! Yes. you can do it! No mat-
ter how many failures you have made.
an unprecedented degree in Bavaria Here are the simple directions: 00
discussion as to the advisability and,to your druggist and buy a bottle of
feasnbliity of the plan. first broached|"Neutrono Prescription 99"-tako it
in the nineties, to compel women tofas directed-within twenty-four hours
undergo a sort of military service juat' you'll note the good effects-take it
as men do. Their service, however. faithfully for a couple of weeks——
would consist mainly of economic. then Presto! You're fooling ten year!
household and nursing duties. younger. y'ou re moving around com-
There is unquestionably a large fOHANY. your pains and aches have
number of people who have Mommdinppesredmwoather conditions don't
convinced that inch 3 plan is highly affect youwyou'rc well again!
desirable. for they feel that this war “0‘13““ 9' W are "(‘0wa
has brought out my fact clearly that whore "Neutrons Prescription 99"hnsé
much good effort has gone to Waste worked marvelous cures. We want to;
through a 1;“ of knowledge on the Iproad its fame everywhere; we want"
part of women who have Willln‘h' to put it within the reach of every:
tried to do something '0'. their conn bodt. Stir in the price for a bottle or;
try. and who could have been able to “'00 the hospital size Get "N9“ l
render great services if they only had trone Prescription 99" today~ you ll
known how. aay lt' s the best investment you over]I
The proponents of universal traln- made. ;
ing and service for women. along one The Clifford Pharmacy. South Nor j
line or another. comprise many of the "‘k' and ”0d druggists m "V“ hem
most notable social workers In Bava-
ria._
Get Rid of All Stiffness and “anon
in Miracles and Jolnta.
Men and women who suffer trom
MIYNISH. Germany. May 5.—Tho
various problems of war. particularly
as they afiect women. has revived to
I —Advertislng in the Sentinel pays. i
Try it for results. I
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