‘AMH entered bearing gifts in the Q57. it! balmy
weather andnniishine. What there is in store for uni
send-.- a ‘
Work [WW PM before April first is diflicult to say, hilt Sitting W
-—---—- not be long way. ”"‘ -' “fly-"5" ”53’ —*‘ 5 “‘
. Tana-u nous tit-muo- has
sustains movement tovlearst but
III-II! books may he in circulation in
“.muttu-m-tvhish no
.Of 3 Wmn character or of ii
Echarscter unsafe for circulation in
:time 0! war. A questionnaire ha.-
beeu sent to libraries throughout theg
state.
'l'hsfioussot Band is.prsparing for Maud
; spring, greater preparations than ever, because it
the earnest wish that everythingin connection .Wi
; thirhouse be made-pleasant, helpful and easy f
. . Read patrons. 'l‘he'House of Read is full of he
l Professor mom r. Humphrey! ' ness this Spring. Certain stocks have been moved t3
hill been browsing around libraries. ‘ " .
no m “m he cum, a“ in... new locations.
covered a boa by, Protease: Phot-
stein Veblen, “in. lilo the N's—t
titre oi Ponce." w .it. tit-tits is; t The..Wnndi8ugsnre on the fourth floor.
unpairiotlc. The {acuity of Trinity 3
College discussed the book and l’rnsi-E . . " ' ' ' . '
“I“ P: 8. 1m" referred n W “WI The Pathnphonosaie on the third floor and conditions ale .
dose Roosevelt. A protest was. miei very‘favorableifor showing machines and hstening to records. i
to the National Security 1118119; ' . :
“m" "w “mm“. “d " ”0““ The Silks and Dress Goods are on the third floor. 3
l
was made to the publishers. Tllt‘l ‘
Hartford Public libraries has had the
book taunted mm its shelves. The; The Shoes are on the first floor, east.
author was formerly connected with ‘2
the University of Missouri and is now;
employed by the United States gov».
, """°"" 1 Drapery Silks from Cheney Looms
Professor Humphrey thus describes|
- m -.......n‘ _.
m l SHOW. I the book: - 7
W pho W210 ., "It is is regular Bolsheviki boob: Most unusual are these new Uphol- -'
' ‘ mm W" ‘ m” f and full oi socialism. it has been. . ' . . f
, V i g drills Mm ,ivritten since the war hilt-sen and is} story Silks \\ hlt‘ll look as if they had been i
an argument to abolis capLia slim V . €
. .. m of Europe. The chmr to “M l objected “Wt removed from the walls of some ancient ;
”JG“? resume crow will! WI- one in which the writer palace. But they were woven on Cheney 1
‘ p . 1 Mill l - advocated peace on the terms of iii0 1 . CO . . . V '.
.1 . ’ , all-V103! nil some . ”mum. .mm o; in. United coma in nnecticiit and it is wonderful ‘.
‘ .~ ‘32 humanism M'fillllr giggdgngffg';I:“&;“Gflfim how the fabrics masquerade as old silks. ’
- :ltl‘ilinmm this ooun-r . .. ( government did. livery any I am and In fact the deal is are old and while the .2 l
. ~ - , .. ~ I . . . ~ - in: things like that in our libraries. ’ . . . '= . i
lw-M» mu 1....--wnm ' ' and it some oi-lhom are not treason- greater number are Oriental in effect ' I, g
_..___...--_-_...-_.__.___......- — - «r 2 ,.- -> - Wm~ .1. ~~w~2~ ' affixing? gnmglgmgugggg showmg the influence of Chinese art in f g
"m, m, wh “MM” .01. .. 7 . me than flower‘inotifs, dragon claws and butter- ‘
dlers tor deniint' and mains the" “wwwscm ‘ flyfi'a‘figm 3:"; 23.12;: flies with curling wings, there are others I»
s. ' - ' . a . . . .
“Hilton!" mini occupation iot- school . fitwelkfiifimmmgleae Lift which bring to mind the poi-led of W111 g
children is the mailing of puzzles for 1 ‘ 39' on “ ' ' , “am 1101158 ' l
' . ‘ talisman 0! every kind of corruu- - .. '
soldiers. nothing hangs henvierqgh , .1 ‘ r. mm)“ iorulgn relations and Plfll‘“ ,
the wounded soldier than time. ‘ o ’- - ' " , , . . .
authorities at France and anti-go . i onmh;ff.'fi'g.ifl;“fin§§$ 31:5: Thel“Mysors” patterns are Chinese and Japanese in style, dull i
have found that puzzles divert t e; "Hui M m . . ‘ ‘ . , -
mind or minim-«l loan from thoughts i . . .2 gazgmvznpgnfimfmi “1‘33 shades of tan, gold; Oriental blue, brown, copper, green and yellow, l
-_ .. ""— ’ “‘"M “n" '° "W" h“ "mm" 1' ._.._._ lieu suchxitrticles as these bordt'l' rich in mellow tones and of exceeding charm.
' 0f ‘ ”WM YOUll'llUI ! A KNIFE?” n" b' “was? ”a"; I . outreach;- and.have no right. tomb—
: '.‘ (3001' ' ure on I ece - ' ,' , , . ,
.MW loam it {2:13er nniipcliitlng it- into low l Em? American, Cantrell b, Foe, ”m i“ ”m” °f m" ”3:93,“?2 ‘33. The. “Runyon" patterns are slightly ornate in scroll efiects
- . ' Wlfl cosmos. terms '“""“°“““ ‘9" ’ ~ . - - -
"W‘5mlv "”"N’°m“‘°”" 'MW'M‘“”'? "“9“ “to?“ "'1“? mm“ "mg ”‘ 2 With conventional floral motifs, leaves and pomegranates. There are
. ' ' , ~ ' The wounded men then "1 '0 Inns. ‘ Packam G'FO‘VEW mm." . ll 2 _ , ‘ . _ I . V . I , . . . .
= the piece. promo. .' l {rite Board oi Education's questioii- , Batik decorations which the artlover‘will be anxiousto adapt in lamp
“‘an MEWIOFMONMP C'm' Tho-lied Crossjunior work‘s! also ’ TWO'WWC. lustre follows; . " _ had . d- bch' d til d f b- ts ‘ " ' ‘ ‘ '= 2 ' .
. metabolism Mero- ends prepare scrapbooks. collect novels and . -1..um~e you any books in your . 3 w an m . C 00130 03 m8 - .
. Wmnstw‘s 2W. meantime. inns-zines. but up Jellies and Jams. . _ iiilmy published prior to 1914 that . .
flute and parochial schools.“ the: make splints. nnd crutches and lnnu- Pol-slits who'liave thought of prison ought to be areluded.’ Please ask to see them. ‘
“M Staten gm have “mobilised; nlcrtillle other things tllut‘are neces- life in Germany “ perhaps in. "my . "'2—l-‘rom your ohserntlo: 1311;! - , 'l
"artwork in thomasutofimefl- "m"- 2 “Wm“ "M “Nd-”u” “'9“ mm "mm" WNW" 520“ P - $225and$250ayard
’ “a h" Allies. For the slicer-satin conduct of the m In the American army will-ha re- excéudai‘lme 8 any deiinite demand - . ° . .
n , 7 , _ - -.: ' -— r . . . . .
‘ "m” "f me "e" ”o” m” b" 0‘“ "IN "I “0""! Whilst-Mm to: books lhlll are distinctly proGer . .Tlili'ty inches Wide.
. The enrollment “”9““ "’f this work is absolutely necessary. ‘ , ,
filmed in every State in the ”m”. Some one has to do it or our soldiers Red U0” provides ' ”Wt“ to any man. l " V ‘ Third iioor. "
. ' i . . . , ply prisoner's with-food. -Thinisturther "4—-Hils your books committee can-
‘kron Lincoln! brthday. It opened! “I" hum" mm” illscomfortl. And sldcrcd this matter and examined
amid-method enthusiasmton tlie pant -ille men in the trenches maybe as- proofiotthe marinas; this omni- ’
“41191)“le and teacher—an enihu- i fined that it is not coinsto belett till- nation. 3322:5233 "“1“" contain “"1““ “'0‘ .
will which has convinced the Red d““°_““d.”’m “hm" ”lanai-Til” mfihflibflcflyllatm? 1'50 Amer- in. Him» tnahl that some of the
mrtllat the movement will be en. nrmy 0' £0,000.“ true, us i :0“! kill MWWQg-‘Itfl'ond in unaware had shown some study into .
(dimly successtul. 2 “05'0“ ”it"??? “XVo‘lfhvmga; ‘ 353m Switserlhud,wtl§send eachthe matter. but many or them were - _ __ ' :-
' MMwW-Mlv'encmmv- "'° "°"‘° “e “m“ -‘ “'2 firms m2 ‘ ...t........ “n'W‘“°‘°’-‘* "m "mm “W ‘“ New Silverware An Ivory Bedroom Snite
.r - ~ ‘ .. . " - ~ Neatigatlon of the. cations put (or-
The campaign ishein'g conducted by ’ : pitch". of food I'm-All . - .:' f - ha ,. . ‘ . .
it fifihgfivlgesfiflffiz ngollzedbgfi: “WNAL [nuns . {"31 emf; , “S h. 14’3""? 333‘ .321?.§.‘T°‘ff..§? {timid nio‘r: Casseroles, brown Guernsey , Among the interesting new
‘ ' " ’ . , , '1. '2 3" or on "F ‘-' 33.0“" 9" are expected. , ' ' ' . ' ' ' 2‘
Mending for Its results upon the M k10,099, Maiun.prponm to: a periodi M,“ 0mm. .u. “Wm“ “hm,“ narc, white lined,. mounted .in Bedioom Setsis one iii 01d ivory...
$522333" 3:: 11.31.1233?“ d. :: Jumnfl RE“ moss °' "‘ ”mu“ ’ ' '- ' - 0' “‘0 "mm“ 9‘11“" “WW :3“ heavy Silver plated standards With finish, the chIgn of the Adam pe- ~
” . ’ an - . . 2 Na! “1 . mm 9 d a. few months ago their attention lad . . - , '
’ $0012 l3": be gullil‘-Juniorufled _- 2 . . v . mm?” fi,‘i,,,mm‘",”;£;3 been called to two newspapers thatf pierced Sides. _ $3.00 each. riod. Theie are four pieces, bedp
0“ ‘ " ”t" "l ”‘3 pup are ""“"’ - . -' 2 ‘ - . - ‘ had been in thereading room. one o , , _ ' .' . .,
,2 included in tile bliiilhet enrollment. As Cardinal Gibbons has issued an ap- many ‘mm‘m‘flt h,“ a” Red them being printed in German; A). m Strainers, Silver plated (112953913 (111388111? tahle “ 1th large
it necessary Stall t0 the formation 0'3 pen] to teachers and pupils of pam- CW” l‘ QWW,MWM“ by examination resulted in the eliminn- ' "th 0 1d l d t iner and Inn-rot, and cmflonier, -'
Red Cross Auxiliary the school must chiul schools throughout the countu WM“ 31,321!”an ‘0 the French and tion of these papers from the library ~ cups “1 no me 3 m S 2 , _ ' .,
nise n fund equivalent to twenty-live to co—operate in the campaign to enroll’. Snails!) “imam“ ”mama” when Sh“ said that Professor Humphf'r" BbOllV handles: 60 cts. 83.01]: ‘ DI'CSSCI', chlfimuer and table"
,nents tol- each child. This land may. the school children of the WM, tonisimwstdtequy. had called ailemm ‘0 PM“? “' ' 1 d 'th th 'nteriors“
hacompieied "1mm“ entertainments States as members or the Junior Do-_ _, _ Expert, Dietitians on the Job. lclddiediék' and “m m0 had can (‘3' ‘ ‘ commumty Plate lave 13“ erg W1 ‘ e 1 .
r through contributions from outsid- ‘ _ _ ~ , . , ,
Thelmnressien imaxone out that pertinent °' "W American Red 0”“ "i This Red Cross bureau wui be thel “Patrician" M . . finished 1n mahogany. Thepieces
' I
, individual childcnn contribute not The “mp“g“ Wm“ on Lincolna solo on 'lic'unled b the War Trade? ' . nal e4
r," “gore than one penny. 'i‘hls.is not “'9ng :3“ M11033“ oni gangs: Wrg‘ocgmmu'miu to ”we“. I . ‘ p ' Tea Spons,‘set of 6, .. g; for $3.00 39:“: the Elm“: c'mtlyentfm'th me:
"V “9- “filming ‘9‘.“‘1'9" 1”" By?“ $3.st irliudzyto emblf'gg: “hzmom and allied prisoners in Germany. The W; Mills. IRV‘ "a“ Dessert 5.90““: 6 for "’1. 35‘50 flhons 0 am? 01:15 la 0. _. e P I
h mm at Junm PM“ mm or ' ' ' Table and Soup Spoons, sets of 6, $6.00 nod. The finish is exquiSite. ' {--
. ' German government never yet has had 1
“Atlantic Division, the children can “'9 cm"! 0' n" "will"! of “'0 . . .. . ,1 . 2. fl .
:mmmmm. on, m. ,0 New. American [led Cross. Cardinal emf occasion to“ doubt thesooii faith otttlnl 816? mmfiuflt M” Medium Fork,“ {0, $6.00 for the 1 pieces
.- bans message reads. t American ed Cross. so that Its relief. Bull Spi' l 6 for “.50 $‘95'00 our .
l
ouch "0 “le‘mnd' wl‘lle President of our beloved coon i Ian rt 1 of u ‘
Hundreds»! oola iii- the Atlantic 'l P ' "9 9° 5 n 0X9“ 002 . -
illusion have is? many weeks been tum-who ‘3 "'0 9"”le 0‘ “'9 39‘“ Stories about the starvation or girls . “mm“ - “mu “Am . M“ M each $1.00 Fourth noon.
“it; war relief work under the su- Cross, “18'8““ ‘ “1"01’3“ "500'! ! oners in Germany have been printed: - ‘ Main door. '
ot the Atlantic Division. at whatever kind to become nuxilinrlesf so frequently in this country that many '
0‘ "W ”mm“ ""m' °' W" M m “ed cw“ “"6 ”c" ”“9“ '"z parents will consider the W.Cma.flllr Stops Failing Out and am ‘ 2 - . I
w-baalihe‘prepamion “1 garments "Ch ”MOI a Junior member 0‘ the; pin worth all that money tin! have Thick, Wavy, Strand ”Id In the Dress Section ;
. ”mat and~.Belglnn-retugee chll- lied Cross. iii: dealt-c Is not only to contributedto it'll it did not all ti Overalls for Women 2 s
. fen, The” garments are made “'0. ‘ add "I2 ORG". 9' I“ the children to, “yaothalnfm 0‘ ".1: ma} Vomi W'ul . - I ---- There is the first ShOWing 0, u
is: apparel oi amount. The ssh the “'0!“ 0‘ "‘9 “W Cm" “mm”. The Itind'and anon-tor mo in ..':. The Government advocates 2 ‘ . '
', pants are taken to the school room. in: the lighting forces of the nation.‘ sent every two weeks to. each All”) Yourhair becomes light, wavy, tlut- V Spring Dresses, very attractive
filters they/an cutdowu 3mm“? mitts touch by pro-tirelzght: children| ; can m" will be: determined by ex- ty.-abundant and ”be." .3 sort, lus- the use -Of Overalls. for women en- 11106813“ in Botany Serge Jersey:
' dinnde ready {or shipment shine on cumin 0 nose an ant ' ‘ ' . - - - - ’
‘ children Aiding in Many Ways. service winch runs: :3 garnet tl'eéd‘:p$m$::hing and other ”II 0.“- at: rd“:‘:d::i'ie “9h:':°“;:a:‘£: gaged In any .factory, or mihtary 010th and “.001 fabrics (30111le :-
ionoeve cl tisrcu luv 2 . . . -'
”a“ “hm 8'" mm mm” of m" r, p 'm m"""’“"°"‘ ”" "l' "*9“ Just try this—inducti- tt with with a work mth silk or satin. These frock '
m Pualtun the til-st and sec- ts to endure its ll Christian nation and Cross . vital factorrln winning thaw . . _ .
. “tsunami“ balls of yarns for rentals ihe‘llsven of Freedom. in“ it “a“. all the dilemwiliihe little Dauderine nndeudully draw it Women who do their own a 1'6 simply made of the best 1118':
solder alsters to knit into sweut- amiss. orchlidm Needed. thrush our hair WI: one am.“ ., . . _
P's?“ '0'“ “‘ "We“ “9’ "'° “'" ""‘* "m“ “‘ W" °‘“’ cunnilii't‘i 331......”‘15'155'm‘ Wm“: strand aty a‘timé., This will cleanne ‘ housework, W110 garden or 31'0 811* terials to be obtained. They are
. .“an pieces of cardboard noun the services 0! the children In, “1' follows. . the hair of dust, dirt'. and excessive gagedim- other outdtiorwork have jUSt what women need for present
“the -convsnlencs let those inabil- well as "notations. and in theduyrto . . . .
V . we? timobto mulls a: m she will need still mm tit. clear EBED CROSS OHM—Ila 21:“;33313 3mm“ W: his: already learned the practicality of wear. 2 . t , 2 .. r 49"
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firémw to mom ma 2w:£° my“: :nd loan: FIRST "0 - iv Mos beauttflfuflli'm'“ 030'» overalls. 1"” ' ' 15 W"
p g. , l y TELAUXILIARY , ,2 , Prices from $17.50, 3 - ..
2_~ "ivlilill‘wnl " constricted whotothy are It'llofll fluids-my ' " nandarlne dissolves every part5“! t. , I 'kh id at w - ‘ ' '33,!
‘ ta; attacking battens «cutting "thereto" l anti and I!“ that radii The Instinct—sellout Mam", hands-lit; Cleaner. purities and invig. n 3 , “Pa, 325.”, W to $35.”: . y. .
- i » “Wt-Mn N".- or you mite fuli'rmuiasa to the “"{omnllcd'ln ".1” has mm.” ,muu wanderer" ploppln‘ itch- he,“ no", - Second doom i
“'3“ cmlu'hm'bfluuzha:;"flun M 0“, "Want "ml "1" m “It “mun.” "I 1‘“. ”Run.” m'“i ill .“"I ll“! ”‘1" ‘ , - .. 1 . ' '
31‘ mm In”! V TH 00 I'll. become n “M 1.10. "HIM”. all} M '0'} d". "m m. m“ up, Ni V“ 'm "a” you mod will
. Pl .wu‘t'nwulrxlih Trellis; 3'3“: Saga?“ figmnm" mm Analflulv'ttunlrnl Coraline lb. after a m ww’ use when' you}
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. . . (ELM 2"! ”mm dens of. the momentous hours of Am" . ,,.. p ‘ ‘ “.1“ u"
an duos-initiator: «will. up, ,M‘M m "m” a M m m. nut-loos lit-ll Lin-n imam hmr m , ‘ M u
2 ~ pm. as than "m“, M mm, '2 "y'wfim inn [W'Mfll amt mumps-st it, a... hair growing all over the p.
, Anthem-t ”hassles- su M u." lwliml H, "mm. .m m betel ins-surmount. Annamaria-til oi jolt cars tor mtsott hair and icing,
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4"“ “" “tr/W W‘W 'Jummlnfl'hmvtt.l..thfll ultimo. 3" "" M“ "' 9"” W" "’ "'T W" innovators-W m at! W‘ ....-- .m.
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