.. lug when over s duel! flat cars. load-
« let's go to the Mayflower Social
AW"
”Mir-chanson“ on with”
Ira Eva Smith spent yesterdnv in
Iridgepori, where she was the gut-st
a! lriends. ' ‘
The district commisuioners meet an
moi tomorrow evening at the omit».
d the. plant '
Euldinker oi Fort SIot-uin has en-
listed in the U. 3 Army and at we
pent is located at Fort Slocum.
. Finhermen have about giwn up all
hope of having say more Spur? owing
tovthe. cold weather which has now
filled in.
Alphonse Canevnri reported to Fort
Slocum today to take up his duties as
Of the Better Grades
(Every New and Authentic Style,.Every
Wanted Fabric, Every New Shade at
Greafly Reduced. Prices
ntorekeeper in the Quark-master’s
Corps.
Joel Burr Bulkley. of 14 St. John . .
Itree’, nun )l Mrs. Ettore“ s. ilulklo-y, Coats Stilts 5 Dresses
is quite ill at his home today with a, ram ’8“ to ”5.00 , II l to new up to “m .d to an), “ moo
“a" C0” Specially I 116' ad for Tomorrow w. y For Tomorrow at Spochl‘ For Tomorrow Only at
lt'i-gulur mid-Week .ervioes were
held at both the East Avenue if, E.
Church and the Advent Christian
$19.75 cl $14.50
$12.95
(‘hurch last evening.
Charles llownes oi Winfield street, .5
n member of the Quarterniaster'n > Coats SllltS
form and ”tattooed in New York .
city in hunt: on a forty-eight hour ’ Designed to 8011 up to $25.” romp;- value. up to mm
‘Iurlough Whli‘ll he is spending with
relatives .
'l‘lm‘life of a missionary and some
of the work that he has done in ('hinn
will I». told by Dr. . adv,” (3. Jones,
$12.95
On Sale Saturday
$15.00
On Sale Saturday only
MMMOIMKBM
’ ' Dresses
“in
$10.95
president of Union University at Fmr
chow. China, on Sunday morning at
the Plant Avenue M. E. Church. Dr. LI
Jones is an intimate friend of lit-v. ll.
71., Wihon. pastor of the church who
gained his promise. to come lil‘ftlxflfid
lecture. Mr. Jones has been for llil‘
past twelve years in China and lit.“-
_ntory is sure to he I most. inlt-ro-atinrt
me. '
The fact. that Chriiltman is. druwin:
near was brought home to the mind.»
of those people who were nt‘nr thr-
railrood trucks at about 8 this morn-
if" my“: if" ’ ,
..1:'l, ; .
3‘?" ., ,W, A»?!
Low no“; hut/III
~loo to capacity with Christmas trees
and bound townrdii New York Wt-nl
through. These trees lent a nutty rr‘a-
grnnce to the air and they Wrrl‘ onvorg
ed with almost three int-hen of :‘rth
BUY’ YOUR WINTER APPAREL Now
BUY IT HERE TOMORROW
5* .‘,i
felt... L4,.
«on the too thusnhowinx that they;
Won the regular Maine arthlo .mo
it is prr-titv old in Maine at this. time .
l
- y'-
ofthe veal. E
ill everyone in readiness? All right. -- -~ - '- ' . , .
and be altogether cut out of the cooklnx. itomorrow when they will be given
them, while the others will he sent
away in time for Christmas day when
they will be received and the boys will
linow that their sacrifice in going to
dance to be held this evening. That is Her next lecture will be given on
in n general way what in being “in Tuesday. January 8th. She will come
today and this evening when the May to East Norwnlk the second Tuesday
flower llook a Mddemnemhem hold of every month until her course of
heir affair at Community 331] Some lectures lit! been completed. Ill-s
(1er0 have, advanced m. 'u‘e’uon Angeli gave the recipe for the making
What would um firpmen do if an of the two kinds of bread to those
hlarrn rang in?" That is simple and present yesterday and also told how
Wires no great exercise 1‘ ”mum the oleomnrgnrlne was mode from the
to answer may simply mm ,9 m trimming that the butcher taken
£50,“, The tickets for this evening' 5 from ones meat and which having
thiil country is not forgotten by the
folks at homo, Earh‘box ,when pack
ed yesterday contained the followinx
articles: Handkerchiefs, tooth puts.
shaying powder. gloves, socks. writing
par/Ker. trench mirror, smokes, chew-
ing gum milkfchocolate, dates ralSlnt-l.
and funCy crackers. The indies are
quite pleased at thus being able to
get something out for the boys in
time. ‘
Mrs. Stetson and her daughter. Mrs.
Butler, who oocupy one. of the Preston
residences at Tokeneke. entertained
the Ladies’ Aid Society of fib Method
list church Wednesday afternoon at
‘llli' ir home the rv gniar meeting of the
. society being held then instead of on
m,- are alarms and the public is been paid for once he soils over again.
peeled to respond to them. so its ”"3 second ”‘9 brindng him 15 ‘9'"
To van The above line of thought a pound The ‘3' A. then. "19d sud
as carefully reaaoned out to a some cleared after which it 5°“ ”"0“" a
7 hot puzzled "W this morning number of processes after which it is
by an enthusiastic ticket caller. 0h colored, suited and sold I. olooman
’98 (”we Bron orchestra is to m“, garine. The Butter Butterine on the
deb ”,9 music. other hand is made from oils of nuts
“i“ Elizabeth K. i mostly cocoanutn although some Brn-
Food Econoui Bur Angel 0‘ ”‘9 zil nuts enter into the making of it.
It: can, gate :1 mm!
“lemming talk and moustration of
I
«configure lecture-thew manila-mod In! W HM
mm;
outta, thouviuof “tandem. ;
mwummmm‘ lt': “the. M
Minimum Tm mfg.“
we; l‘wmmmwuommmmmdmnwmm . ,5
car, has ordered an nutomobilo dolly-i '
crymon. aldlniooklng'fhrit lobe
delivered now oluoot say do!
Mrs. Abel Dance. of West Side ove-
nuo was suddenly taken ill with plcur-l
help preserve the honor and dignity 0' icy on Monday of thin week. Her con-
dition todny woo reported to be great
ly improved by her physiciiin.
Alvah B. Wilrnot. who has been ill
for several weeks. is llowlv recover-
ing, and now. unfortunately. Mrs. Wil-
mot has been taken sick and is also
under the doctor's care.
George Snullv, who gave. himself up '
on Monday night. November the 19th,
for stealing nn nutomoblte at Astorls. .5"
L.-i., war in town yesterday with the
owner of them, who happened to be
his brother~in-lnw..and together ll" Y
took the car back. to hug inland yes»
terday.
The Dnrien Home Guards are won it:
dering where they are going. to drill
tonight. it mathought by most of
i.
l.
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youhowtoflndnowdolighuin ondboldng. Thcyputpleu
uninwomsn’cworkwhil'ocndingthcslcveryoiit.
Borne have spent years in finding ways to nbolish kitchen drud-
fcry. And the auger: build into the Hoosier the best of the discover-
es thou exports submit
It bring- : scars of Input-19mm found through thousands of
pncticnl experiments lot. in c Wry-bui in scientific kitchens.
A Hoosier Cabinet will change your whole mode of lilo. You will
have many more hours of leisure. When meal time comes you can sit
comfortably and tactfully nt your work
Andthntovcningfntigncthathurdworkbringsonwillsoondis
. opponr nnddrocher looks return.
All tilt is the result. of Hoosier models. See the Hoosier vital
Auction ‘loto bodeOnrticlocarc so placed that every one of them
‘10“!!th
W. am your particular attention to the Poroeliron top which
dounotrustnndisucorily clennodnsschino plate. ‘
loloct your cabinet now while we have 5 big variety, and pay for
itonwyoonvcnient payments. Prices rouge iron: $27.00» $46.75.
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KttchenScientlsts
Mn. Christine Freder-
ick," noted Household
Efficiency authority:
head of Applecroft
Experiment Station,
New York.
Misc Alice Bradley,
Principal of Miss
Farmer's School :1
" Cookery, Massachu-
utti.
Mrc. Alice R. Dresser.
Consultant of House-
hold Administration,
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Janet M. Ht”,
Principal of the Sum-
mer School at Cock-
oryw‘N'ew Hamlin“.
Editor and Author.
Miu Fay Kellogg, a
prominent New York
Architect.
Mrs. Frank Ambler
Partisan, Domestic Ei‘
ficicncy Engineer, New
Jersey
Mrs. Nellie Kedxle
Joncr, Household Con-
sultant, Wisconsin.
Mn. H. M. Dunlap, Do-
mestic Science Expert,
ltiinois
Hoosier’s Council
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the wavs to save white flour. sugar: 1 “ma" “5 " “mm” them that they were to use the school ii; mwmmm “new”. raw-.- “aim“
“(I fills in the making of various 1 mil—p..- h‘fi they have lde that ”19"?! Ire _ ~ __
”mi“ N bread at Cmnmunity H3" 4‘ going to be monng picturEI exhibited ‘ 1' , “ _.-_._.._-. _-...._. -...___ "'”“ ""' __..____ ”Wfi- .—
mterdny afternoon to about 45 of the t 0WAYTON there and thny cannot use the Not-
‘ . housewives ”(mxmlk and mom i walk Armory for there is a dance be- ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ,
‘ we” 0‘ the E“! Norwalk Improve 1 ing held ninthat place. it may be ill-’- .5 . ' ,
lieutfiuociation. Ml“ A3189" brought 1 cessary to‘elhninntere drill for this , “ee '- - urC ases
- 3“” ll": "'0 klndn 0! bread. one made I week. . . I — I . ‘ .
. i oatmeal and 3 5W" chf‘nlage of The ladies of itowaytbn gathered at ‘ I
‘ 9°" “d “I“ “W Oi white corn- the home of Mrs Earle Stevens yeg- HIT BY TRAIN. . . ,
' . :3; and: “‘18:! gestalt. 0! flour terdnv and filled 23 Christmas boxes A l - MY Gm FANCY GOODS
9 05! men l'lt oney was used for the Rowayton boys in service and SIMGBURY, Conn. Dec. 7.- 1130! chain“ I - I -
no n sweetening instead 0! mm Ole- mailed 11.059 packages tor the boys on “Kinsman, an emplove on the form of 15°” £06m W ‘m tom’s'wwm Luge"; 5algndkel'dlnttfs
”will“! and Nut Molina were the other side. Some packages will Mrs. Frlnk Zcbn in recovering from S. E. Lockwood was struck by a "it“ w“! no” ' ' A1” pan.” Box“
“"9“ "9919"“? WWI the broad and be retained until the boys come rid-no an attack of the grip ’ at: the Grsnbv railroad station ”819'" 15¢” 50!: Mel’ Wink! coats M“, ram 61017.0!
but for the fact that the Sn t Butter- -. ,_ H--- --.-. -._.-.- - - titties Ehel Wilmot is now acting nu day afternoon and possibly 19"“, m m ' 10.00 to mm 356 mil 00_
he was while. resembling lard more . . ' ' margarita of the Meth lst Church. hurt. He is in the. Hurtlprd bosom! ”a” $2.00 Boyl’ Winta‘ Goats Ladies' Kid'Gloves
.tlzan butter, owing to its being uncofj .5 HEAD IWFED FRO" . “I .llrs. Charles Rey left town to- Ivuilerin; from a fractured skull. , W Gordon no”. 5 3.95 $1 50 ”$3.25.
med. it '35 as 8004 M. if M belle! mun“ Ann“ 3,, day. for a visit of a ew dnys to New: 4%“ i m mam I “w'. Ladien' Nookwcar
than butter, MismAngellnlsovgnvc I 1: York. "a“ P” , ' . WW Swami: 25° 50° lo.$L49.
demonstration of how. without any Soy! Cru- W in Noam. 4' Elinor M. Hughes hon been appoint- c, F" mm.“ m P Boy: Gil'll, Indies. 003': Sets
mutations words or wlth nothing In Jill- Air Pam Ricki Un- ii ed executrix of tho curate “the late “ “I” m M Soto '
. » Mg Plain and Janey Ribbon .
one'o sleeve with no magic wand um- ": Millet-t Edward Hughes. i cud h monm “50 Narrow Ribbons I Bpodalty'
kn on egg healer ran becnlled a mi- Instant relief—no waiting. Yonrl A. C. Quackenhush and ‘farnlly 01' M Wit. " “mm mm ”"00“ ' , V . i
if: wslnd. a half pound ‘of butter can clogged nostrils open right up; the Backside avenue have returned to d Giving . ;
ma 8 into a bound All that in need: air pom-u oi your head can no their New York home. . g. * .. '
ed in a halt pound of good butter. the you can breathe may. No more Mrl Honford Smith is III at her allow ol '3 Ladies’: COFBCtS» 75C {054.00 l Brassieres 25C to “Slim:
mfmntrhe topofnboitleofmilk. bum ml. blowlu. bud- horneon Nechonicstnot with m,’ up. . , e i '/ ' ' ' . ‘
an: W’gflmmnud el- ulIe. dam No m fol- you much of tho crib. r“ lib: ’ Mu. . "’
gran t 9 cream breath at night; your cold or est-nit, .8. 8 Wood leit yesterday for Vol? . . , .- '
and butter W lt' in m up dictum , hunk where he will seek employment Wit”? { '. ' A. 'W & m’mm m“ ’-
a“! M it we! snd finally. Got o and! bottle of. lily'l Cream at the contour-out it that place. moon c2}: . . ~‘ . ' '
:lflfl" rm: a m of new in run iron my mom. um. The Norotou um G—rdd rm 5 e I”; "5’5 a 5mm Street .M I“
“that. "ma-alums little alibi-m m'mmuomortnoomum_auhw “a ‘ f
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