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Beck and Front-Lace
STOUT FIGURES
. Make largo hips disappear;
bulky waist-lines more
graceful: awkward but:
i lines smaller and have the
-“ Old Corset ” comlort with
' first wearing. ~
Sterling ~
February Furniture
Sale
Means, S'nvm to You from to to 30 per cent.
Irons, WW. RANGES. BEDDING. ETC.
Buyout whik buying is good.
. Goods set aside for future delivery.
FREE STORAGE.-
oritu l} CHARGE ACCOUNT.
Sterling Furnihlre c627" ‘7
127-129—131 wasll'llgton St.
Phone 105
for For
lectly fling Gown.
EconomicaLPrico.
SLENDER and
AVERAGE FIGURES
Give S in. Comicrtnnd pen
lone
wearing: they ensure the
utmost III a corset at moat
FREE DELIVERY.
We Bot "Mom
rm. n a , - I ..
32.33053?) 33.50 & $5.00 51.00.10. 53.00 No.929 szoo‘
i‘ t-At All Dealers WEINGARTEN BROS. loo" New York Chicago San Francisco
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Mrs. Elizabeth Schoep! Huebscher,
wife of Dr. Charles ltucbscher. coul.
nellor of the Swiss iegalion‘in Wash
innit-n. is one of the hostesses favor
ed by the diploumtlc corps in Wash-
ington. She is the daughter of W
lg. Schoepf. the Cincinnati tructio:
magnate. and once went to school in
Washington. liar marriage inst No;
tamer moot international; intern»
slut. rerun
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prominent in the 'Governor Dudley
Family Aseociation and the Sons ot
the American Revolution. His grand-
mother was a. deuxbter of Seth Thom
as, rounder ot'the Seth Themed Clock
OODDIDY- ‘
lie-dc a member otuthe American.
Connecticut and. lteridel Hedicnl Arr .
sometime, having been president of
the Slate society, in 1913. , For eleven
‘youruihc was examiner of pensions
at New Haven. utdulle baboon uI
director of the Gaylord Farm Santa.
tnrium since its institution. He is of
member of the First Congregationuli
lchurch ot Meriden and was. at one,
ltlr'nc, superintendent of its. Sundry?
ischool. Politically. he is a llcpuhli'
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can.
l in Merideu. his humanitarian work
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“Wmfimtmmmmmmmmmmmml tho Organired Charities Association.
‘ Mid-Wintér Clearance Sale
«Monday Specials - Floor“ Coverings
Fibre Rugs,.9 x r2
$7.98. Value homo.
Tapestry Rugs, ‘9. x 12
Axminster Rugs
$123.50. Value $27.50.
A.‘
$13.98. Value $17.50. 1' "
-Axminster, 27 x 54
2.19. Value $3.89.
» : Axminster, 36 x 72
$3.98. Value $4.98.
Other Eggs.
[At Sale Prices.
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firm ’
or" old» newspapers, shoes.
flint! «'
town! the relief of
W“ . ,
thin} A. meeting. wifl
we.
got:
”3 "home mast be led‘ incum-
‘Wag‘td invited the cooper.
1i. guintfiesterir M m?- ro- of war he should place his tnctomet
. nu or o organize forte 11; his to ail. my; my ,.
_ m the, ,audl'enco 0,9de 1‘ 3 8 Government till].
Myf-eveniht in; the.
~Cotrgregntionaiohurt‘dt “
may further-distal cl: McLaughlin; of 35 C
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daily throngs will not be admitted.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Fol); fir-Customsl
Collector Malone. at NcusrzYork, m-i
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, ‘ liosr-z‘ PLANT. _
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.4—Henry
'tmi. manufacturer and pacifist. an.
nouncedhere, todoy that in the‘event
any
M rim-rate it without [gt-om. .
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Discharged.- Stiturdey: 2 Mrs. Morgen
If your mw-‘c‘
Congoleum Rugs
Discount 20%.
Fibre Carpet
39:. Value 49c.
‘DICKERMAN’ ..& SON '
t. h 31',
”w -_.-
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' or tilled
Congoleum and Linoleum
Short Lengths, 25% off.
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_ MOTOR STEAMER STILL ADRIFT.
CLOSED'TO VISIT'ORS| liOSSTON, Feb. 5.“ No further
1 WASHLVGTON,‘ Eeb. 5.—-Vialtor.~‘.' word had been received here today
. .' < '1 V . . a .
fllll THE Bftm iwore barred from the capitol building; from the motor funk steamer Day-
{today and for the present everybody: line, ‘which reported yesterday by
‘ , ‘ Eexcept members of Congress or oih- ~y,r.».i..5,, than she, was in distress and
. ‘ At “193th Norwalk Congrega-le” with business there will be EXCllld‘;(i!ifjjl‘g 100 mile.“ south of Cape
.uonal church yesterdoyrmominx. the at Cards 0‘ asinIWion tome Public S-tnluc N. s The coast Md
yaniniatcr, Rev: John summon. told the galleries have been cancelled. nnd; 0.9 ' l "‘ ‘ gu cutter
story or Belgium's great need’, eit- ‘ ‘
. noisily among the chlldrem He ox-
.mded the fact. that in the bread lino
, do Brussells, the children that were
angegcéualiy underfed' were not nl-_ Extra guerds have been stationed toi had be”, “Mm
-ogettheonetrumpet-11wal-f . .t'. 1 “ma .nd. ‘
flowed them by the communion; be-lmmm be ”"331" grou s
muse or the absolute, luck oraprovisvf‘
4.1m to supply all. Healso mm the‘ MALONE FINDS. BOMB UNDEi‘u
7 Workout the city of Torotho..0an-E
Silk-is arranging a. campaign
We-rflmmation". By this means-
uhodeauthering into a common trees- '
my all tuads- obtained from the gala ported to the Treasury Delfill‘lmfllt Ask About “Ncu’l‘cne 'Prenerl tion '
etc; This-‘wiu be a iftt I1;itliburl!._2::o dag-.‘thatlhe had Foundau bomb, p 99‘ '
. My, Strnleton [Sade 3n grit: .audcr tho eteps of his home». ~
Whittier the City of ‘ Not-Willi!i 1
man enter. upon 9, like. commifml
for the purpose of making her gift
, suffering Bei-
FM emnhnsiaed" the fact their v;
. 97811 which. re , - - -
railroadshuve been notified that the! ton ‘0 lim- ‘Vui‘nmceeded from Bile J
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excurslomsts. who. usually come lnI MUG as not ex
rl to reach the tanker until late
,tuch-ty. Coast gnurdpolficialesaid they
in estubliuh com.“
[municutinn “Fill the vessel.
till Milli: atrium? l?
For Sore, inflamed Joints and
~ Mugciee- ,
f , > ’4 1"“11 in“! w
"ill“- ALF-OW GOVERNMENT. TO founder an?! suvolirttimtl keep 3:12:33?!
ing miserable go to your-drugglst m,
'i want'a bottle, at '
Prescription 99' ," then
rheumatism for yours.
,A-ll‘ pains and
ishJiko um
joy the fool
‘Neutrono i'
it's goodbye ‘
é‘tflfimntion will: we?» .
you will tiguin en-
, " I?” “With fiddlillealth.
. “Neutrone Prescrintion 99” >th,e,,di£-._
ioreni. rcnauly. «lees produce relulu;
that will zmtoninh you Site. and
’ th bhttle 7min” ”
He is president of
‘lAlumni Association. He is also a
lmi'lllbt‘i‘ of the executive committee
3‘ Highland Country Club and Yale
of the Connecticut Civil Service itc-
l‘fi-uii‘orm Association. of tho Home Club,
{of Mention and the University Clubg
’of ilitrtford. For n numberof yours;
with woutn member or the Mcrid‘eu;
ftsclmol bonrd. lie points with pride;
to the not. that there never was uuyl
salary attached to any honor bestowed
- upon him.
John I). Strain. secretary of the;
Moridon Organized Chnrities Asuncio-
tion and executive secretary of the‘
1917 Connecticut State Conference of:
Charities and Correction. that is to’
meet In his home city April 29-May 1%
has mode a life-long study of sociolog-
icul problems and has had a rare
prtxlctlcni‘ experielico in them. Born
at Philadelphia. Pin, he was educated
in the public schools of that city, at
a private ucndemymtd at the Uni»
vcrsity of Pennsylvania. lie took it
post graduate course at the last
named in pyschology and sociology.-~
Before entering charities and correc-
tion work, he received a thorough
education under. his father inthe
textile buslnosit.‘
Clio was superintendent of the Uni~
versity of Pennsylvania settlement,
c "‘ merit" of the Spring street.
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Signs of Spring-
At the Silk Section
The indications now are that every woman will
wear a one-piece silk gown this season.
'. Skinner's Sabine, made in America, appear both
for dresses and linings. Some new designs. are very ‘-
.' curious and quite Oriental in eiY'cct. There are con "
‘ volitional. geometric figures which are startling ‘l q.
enough to hold the eye for an instant.
, Purple and gold on taupe,
‘ Block and turquoise‘ on gold,
Black and gold on old blue.
These are a yard wide at $2.25 a. yard.
Brocades,
: Bose and gold,
Rose, sell-hl'mradcd.
Batins in dull finish for dresses, plain shades for gowns l
l; depending on slight embroidery or stitchery in l .
$2.00 a yard 1
"$2.25; a yard. 1‘
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;.1 colors, .. \_
French. hills in desirable colors,
Ribbon-striped Satin and Taffeta combinations,
' -, $2.00 a yard ]
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" Shepherd’s Checks, M" I " $1.50al1d $1.75 a yard 1
A visit will give pleasure. 3“,”, «,5 _
.3. Ll.fl fl , 1.. iifilfilu‘ln Muin floor. '3‘ .
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(be DillththQ
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\ Gray, self-brocaded', $2.25 and $2.75 a yard
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settlement in Sew York city. and head. statistics. Along educational lines, he
worker of the industrial Home okwas a teacher of sociology at the
Pittsburg. Po. latter he become sec» Tennessee Training School and also
retory oi~the Tennessee State Tuber- at the Nashville institute for Train-
cuiosis Commission. lecturer and drain tug Social Workers.
onstrntor of the Hook Worm Commlav He is n director of the Meriden
sion and special investigator of fee Boya’ Club. Humane Society, and be-
tory conditions in the South. He who longs to oil ot’ the leading Masonic
organizer of the Southern Sociological bodice and is a member of the Colon-
Congress and had a wide experience lal Club.
in Red Cross work during the Minnie-3 ----
sippi River floods. 5 PERGHING LEAVE-s MEXICO
A specialty was made of investigitt-i
ing conditions in rural communities" ,
{or the establishment of social cen- 0911”“ John J~ Pershing rode out 0‘
tors. this work taking him among the Mexico 51 10:06 a m today at the
anterinh? lin "1*; (03833911111191 3'10“" head of more than ten thousand Bold-
rsn oil‘egonsn enans - -. . -_
on the reservations. Duringv'a num- lore of the American pumiite expedt
her oi labor disputes, he was amazed “"1 ‘
by. the federal government to gutherl SEN .lNTONlO, Tex. F9“ 57‘0“
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t 6m f l rhemmsiloe Silhouiehe underline ruiéT'
.i'ur m Wain-Room. with the Kaiser‘s
«mode. y'l‘he German note said such
COLUMBUS, x. M.. Feb. 5.—nnjor-‘
ould he.
tiers for the homeward mox‘fmcnts oi} .
the sections of the Wisconsin inlan-
try at San Antonio and the Film
Maryland infantry at Eagle Pass hum ‘
been cancelled. , ’ ,1 f
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‘cowenmrr or: Announces,-
V LONDON, Fob. 0,3120 p. zit—{rile
IAmerican Ambassador, Walter Ht,
Page, had a prolonged inlu‘xiew this "
afternoon with the British Foreign “
Secretary, XXI. Balfour. 'l‘bc linen.
ish Ambassador also collml ain'tltd
' Foreign oflictu l
' if your tenant is delinquent antf'
destructive become a Sentinel cine
fled advertiser. ” ;
. .‘k‘.=¥ Tim— 'l
shrines'ooout ten now:
should ‘ carry, it‘u'g'e (in ,1. "-
iiu white and red- c‘hrclr '
Annericnn flair should
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