lb '. _- ‘isflilt
f» 'T'.".'_ ;"1'; «mm “”
.tltne’fhyoueanoashaWaeSa-vin; ”all;
p “in” he “convenient and
“PM“ "recline" and“ backed
* . Wanna-urea of the people of the -
{Ever} slugger-any holiest-g the
”mmmamrmmmh
M B’eootnte (lawman
' mm 00mm or
., HAROLD-A. " MEAD
mun, Marguerrneeune or
» . mismgsttve‘lethsi .
are—already surpassing expecta-
—————n
are cdnlnllutinx thousands
» < "to the support of the govem'
little of war. Practically every-
3 find town in the state had re-
, " reflect 'ot' the thrill drive in
- ." saldthe' state director at
the domestic science de-
: .9! the schools we are tetch- 8101'! '0 W“ 01 load
conserve toad, how to mske use
111 ordinarily -thrownawa‘y:?
:rsaks over articles or clothing
manoeuvre discarded.
‘mof mmimiloun oLth'c most active and.
to‘giventlthcsehahit's‘sh'townhaaitsorsahbw
Want these'iusnrtcs in ‘99, . "We
Blight to save are as follows:
I“ to llflllg to the school 'canuing "hoe". ,
wh’en they are cost
"in moral of the schools 850 a
fits raised through the sale oi
'_‘ newspapers. They are asked
.- rubbers and discarded.“
me my which or. chlldnen
. lilsahopoh’tedoettsthsu
lnrhis way, they are
,Y
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MW“ at anymoaey order ”m
,' matey. ot'tlssse who'sre m in
her State. ~
A” j iWas. Will‘Bo'Won Only When
J igroups under local tenderly. and in
4 .tlielo, groups 1500‘ We. can enroll-
South tamer
‘ - miflzrz’iimmussuiw
sanctum 0‘ WWW Connecticut Heine ‘Econo-
' r - : “Another thing we started
“1K8 C(Villlntlw Fmds‘airls from ten to eighteen was can--
Help of Girlelnvaluable—lnm: a'nttlhdryinglcontests. wfl‘fid
' ' ’. ' . eat: 0 eseg s opreserve e
gamma ActNllleS mgh'ynrenner fifty pounds of producis,-sntl
flights if!“ 19:3 '2:de In", SuccessfulwAsketl tePre- we gave a buttonto each girglhn en-
’ sy per cent 0 ts it ten 1: rolled. it they produced‘ 0 Mods. '
" - " ' ' ‘ serve "0 Pound" the they were to get a certificate of serr-
‘ Youngsters Averaged'135ice. signed by the Governor of the
. ... WASHINGTON, March tsest thel
' " .. ll ”“40 4301’ ”N 5’" recent conference or the Home Econ; “m“ did 8
.. dshaytheenormous amass omics Directors. which was held at .
wubaecond. to encourage the Uni‘tved States Food Administra-
b ton in ashtngtonythe State of Cona’ -
was the children y “111le uecticut w” represented try Miss His» was so successful that from now on
.. tells 89m!!! oi the Connecticut A8114 all the club work oi the Extension
cultural College. Miss Bprsgso hoe-a isaflggd'fi" he done under this Jun-
conservation. or my’
fichildmnand-siso their we“. work that revealed such energy a
guaranty as to malts one think or
onnectteut as an exceedingly ""hsd ‘ 'ten hen club). Any girl '1“, un-
m audiother articles at diet wire in homeeeonomics 'm‘ ' . 'dertakea to raise at least- ten hens
In the first place. the food forces of
Connecticut have been especially-well
organized: and in the second place, the work correctly"
- v .. , , v - these Motions are really ightlng ’ "
A :are-arsin: the-discontinusnceu ‘ - _ 1 That Miss Spruce sad the. la
. and working. As a matter: at tact, who mam ting he
Mm-wmm ("filled “132:” in the State at!
wo us on conservation mail! "" - ~
- - ' . . .the pubic schools. as weiLas of- the
. . 1' . .
fund, 1.- _, we do‘ntksskfthe {Egzfimfiiggfi’g :9. Fig; vital and trees your mind- 01 the
lit we ask them-to curtail which» works with the county Writ-
' the county committee
works with the State committee. The
county club-man also works with the
chair-nun of the firm Bureau. and in
. _ , '_ this way city. rural and State units
“imam. in which‘the chil- are all electively linked together.
One of the most interesting activi-
ties Miss 8pm told about was'thc
{We but than schools for scion
weeks." she exxpialned. ‘devotlng one
week to each class, and we had-In aw
crane oi eightypnpiis in each of these
classes. The women who attended
them came from all parts of our cities
animus! tron thc‘riehestto'the
poorest. At it: end of that time
, an. sale of these tunes worked all me. 'tleltonstratinitl —~ -‘
ranxelton still store at these training chicken:
,. ‘ , actress to: Wee demonstrators.'as
. at the articles which they ‘ ' -
thereisgolngtohestlllmsre urgent M! m into title! .. lift n m.
fl m‘ 5'“ b" side '1'” 'with. Owl-traction hows. ver. enable in. mg on mm" at; m.
the Salem " .« '
authors outlined-one m
the lenses and has. 4
,iooi‘eonseflstifl'lrflr‘il' the com-
munities," '
Then came the most intemtins
points“ showed the ordain-lily
fend; 'resontcemin’csl. as well as the
. Girls invaluable Harem.
i “We realise." said was Smasue.
fithat even their on m— on the
lines 1 have M was M
,there were mu homes that must not
,he reached through any .
Of course. we know that every home
'in the Unitas states that is not all-
,rectly helping in the war is negativeiv
ihelping your enamel: so we made up
'01» mild! thieves! hone in Cono‘
Enecticnt must he reached. it was
“the- thstavrlsfihegas to work, with the
school m». We wtiinsti'a course
of twelve lessons based on the halls»
tineailsd. ”fen Lessons in Food Con-
Iservation: issued by them Admin.
iistratton. om: were we in
5ed. One of the thlnxtyte started
’during the sour shortage us a 'Xo
Candy Until comma League! Now
.that the» sugar shortage is lessened.
‘we have not abandoned tm endpoint
altogether. but now our main purpose
Us to get the children to invest their
.' candy money in ‘l'hritt Stamps. We
called these chikiren the Jufilof Food
‘Army, and are getting wonderful it
suit: from than. ‘ t
1 "We find that s. child-can very tre-
:quentiy carry an idea into a home
'thai can he ruched in no other way.
‘, A mother may resent the presence-o! '
7' even the most tactful workers. and
. my linear pttheigidj“ but
, r . inst Rosy, ' mne- horn and
can ‘she oan’msxe a new dish. the
.‘iamiiy is ready to try it. and to praise
it! excell e. .
' on; will)
:Stste.
“Well. one irl did 1.800 pounds.
pounds. still more did
600 winds. while the average was 185
pounds. ‘ ’ .
“This work on the part -01 the girls
Hen and Pig clubs.
“in addition to this canning and
preserving work. these cam. girls
or one pig will be given a button and
a certificatevoi service. it she finishes
:- in outlln a;
Silents Economics for the State ot
Connecticut are utilising the. value oi
of activity. in response to. their re-
to modify the courses in arithmetic.
geography and humane an as nails
to make them secondary courses in
food conservation.
Miss Sprague tens about how the
home economics committee prepares
press material (or the helium”?! 0‘
the State. which she says. insisten-
siveiy used; and in doing so. she
really pays a tribute to th rose of
the; whole country, {or ' lent
newspapers have not by any means
been exceptions to genernlrnle oi the
press in rendering viriie and loyal
service to the cause at food conserva-
tion. ,
canvmo CHUCK“. 7
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the
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- ’1 pints iso- . —. .. .. . Hm Go-
W «we» ”*fiow‘otspmc Apparel. e W,
1 mm:
In reality lenient Fashion»: Week as
usual mausoleum goon as
usual. The fact that the com in at
wasiacltmodof the men in government
Service abroad or at home downw nun
that hueiueasslrould slack‘en in the least.
, Ruben should every one: swine to: make
pupils. is shown» by stiff other lines ’
quests. the. school boards have agreed .
- lace. Pink and white
it better than last year. America: is al-
.ways inthc lead. and American women
practice war time economy by buying
the best goods.
Attractions-this week are many.- _
Pathephone Records
Those who enjoyed w. Webb-Gm at the
concert last: week will be interested to know that
the following compositions are to be had on rec-
ords played by Mr. Ganz.
Polonaise, A flat, Chopin
Waltz in C sharp minor Chopin
Maiden-’8 Wish, Chopin-Lint
The new Lingerie»
Blinily creations in Gray dc Chine turdl
Washable Satin.
Gowns, EnvclOpe Chemises; Camimflhs and
Bodiees.‘ J .
Gowns and Chemises, Philippinewssr. hand
embrdidérod and handmade, very dainty. . ‘
"Immoral-ope de Chine, Wash satin, and
initiate, in white and flesh tint,
Second floor.
Novel Stationery
crane's Linen Lawn of exquisite quality.
"The paper has a narrow panel across the top of
the sheet showing in pastel shades a pleasing bit
of a picture, a white cottage set in a green yard,
the gateway to a country house, etc.
$1.50 a box.
Wu floor:
At the Dennison Section
When sending packages orbom :to the:
soldier boys therefore special‘faddrejsslaiicls to
be had. —
mmwemavachwwm
sulorandsoldlerdestgns. j. . , .
-' 5 " I1; ' if" fi‘l’m’mf” ,
Mme -« tom The Topcoae ~
Skills ‘ ”,1. .Beiinfiful_88..'well as
”I -' "‘ ~- Mceeble materials
. It 18 a charming ma~ 5°. r
Serialtv thallimmers. ., . With “@7303” that
Ind lookl alive. Ev enwrap’a . the neck,
M3“! is it. Wed huge pockets and
sense it falls in such" are. like disl' I.“
pliable. ‘ , ‘ Coat. is everythm’ g
, A that couldlle desired.
.TthuMn 03W Ema
PlilltiCrepe dc Chine, . u Evary, Win“:
triumterl with filet have at least one ton-
wash satin, ppm iofiahli, durable and
Mt MW . not expensive Above
Willifilet. ,. ' 5 hp,
, allothessmnrnecna—
.. “.25 tenetf iii-amuse, ,
" mm: , ell-fur wartime.
‘ chambrays, quite pronounced in plaids. ,'
some? buttons which -
nrsgmi dieters
in the Children's Shop
Md ammonnfl‘wm
Cape of Wand aimdicorduroy. .
MWI’OI‘ older chihll'sn' —, in a good»
scrim. ,6,
00m, wide variety oi designs and cloths
ill-enchant“, the very Most. ; . ;
mm coldefiiginghm an”. "
, Boyl' Elli; washable, in Mlddy‘aud' Trench »
styles, white and colors. .
Easter Novelties
lathe littlest
celluloid Novelties in the shape of rattles
rings, etc. , .
Carriage Clamps, Bonnets and cm is
dainty designs.
Second: floor.
_ Women's, Umbrellas
Novelty handles and colored silks, green
navy, purple, and wine color. '
r
. Handles in imitation ivory or amber,.natural
sticks with cabochons in the ends, straps of flat
or braided leather.
$5.50 to “0.500
Main floor.
The Handkerchief: 9 ~
One may now select, from a full assortment
of ’ dainty eficcts, their Easter Handkerchiefs.
_ It is an old. superstition that a person should
always have at least one new article on Easter.
The smartest of all gifts thie'season wouldbe a
new. handkerchief.
Hand hemmed. spoke hemmedantl Embroidered.
styles. 25,35,5oi75 cnuMOfiMM . '
Dainty little Lace-trimmed Handkerchiefs,
' 50, 69, 75 cite. and up.
Sports Handkerchiefs in large assortment,
19, and 60. cts.
Children’s Handkerchiefs
MIntcrcsting‘ designs for little people, birds,
Archie-liens and rabbitei in color, also kinder-
‘garten Styles in both cotton and linen, ‘
. . . _ 10 and 15 cits:
Handkerchielsfihree ins box, 29. cis. ‘
, _ For Hen
A11 Linen Hemetitched Handkerchiefs;
, 25,.35,50.cts.to$1.00
Inifiabd'nehdkerchicte, .-., 25 andltl cis.
IColorcd'vborders, new eflects, . 252.“. 35 cit. ,,
Bordered sat Handkerchiefs, so cis.
White Silk Handkerchiefs, ‘ "-7-?-
asggsn 75cc. stooandsuo.
' Main door. 1
Liberty Blue. Washable Couc
Jewelry ‘ Covers
'It is the blue of lapis Put the livingroom .
lazuli, satin imitation couch into its wash-
.5‘1.‘ -- - . able summer dress:-
m Natural color with
leashes, Dar Pius. green and brown
Inshore. u Vai- stripes. very neat.
v vet-yaitssctive indeed horde,“ .
11151 Willow priced." ‘ ' “.75
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