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”Ammmmmom ash'm Apm‘ 2
“union-tam in North F - .‘_
water-a. .
803.1 2and3,thefirst The old—fashioned rag rug in?
typefgrthemgrandmomernaedtoknilhul
Government, arrived in Archangel af‘ coming into favor with New w
or 6mm run under their own,boueehoepers who delight in dainty'.
the larger naval vessels gum. period of tonic Quinn. the
to char men-sic hosihonely rug hold. its piaeéwmi all“
untbeeeeraltthe'fln .theonieteelfm annoy,
the navy. but the oflicers of 1 nixed aristocrat. Considering its aim ;
of their lie-rim New England farm life ot,‘
,a century ago seems hrdly to have.
has just see mi; Arthn h {harm metro?“ “c? g
n a trip .- viron-ent t p nee e:
em. acroes the White Sea. ‘Prench mode of living. But careful?
fienaahipotthe littleflotfl-iufly will show thati‘heserollaahdE
‘mhthiels-bonrrun. natal-nylaheiu were popdar. in the designs.
“her, the lagehip and the Ho 1 during this regime and the French:
an ”opportunity to shot that-lain were load or colors as brilliant:
m 5am! gorgeous as were found in their:
h M at this seala- ot theibroades. 0: exam the home-i
306’, the weather has been almost - made products at New MC one is
ml. and nidmemnmofieerxJ surprised to mad that much the same;
(the had expect to Arcticlsort of ecrool. often with a. rocoeo feel~_
m even in the eternal daylight; ing. and gaily colored flowers em-
daya of June, were confronted. in-.b:una:ic of the French brocade: of
stead. with temperatures and sunshine, that period. are introduced 4
mt node white deck the prescribed; in the our); of calla lilies. pop-t
.pies or «Mamboneol which has-
I
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*2 Two hours out of Archangel. how-3a great variety or shade and colon:
‘ - ever, at the entrance to the White . one finds a direct resemblance to the
8a. the Eagles ran into a cold Zal€_French prodncts. .\‘o doubt much or
and snowstorm which set the light,this is due to the fact that only a
can tossing and romeo Ind forced anal] am at bright-colored cloth}
the ore?! quickly into their woolen was available in New England tor do
and oilakina. However. the mgleszcoraure purposes.
It! melons tometrwurse.f Solimitedwastlre sappiythat ‘tid-
‘l-Cfl’ived h Ken! harbor none the '2 hits" were aremny aved to be used;
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,- ‘ . “5:3!
.mg—uhno. t-.. etc”. a- QQ-mm—Omvivr
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they have yet received.
we anti-aircrait gun. and ana-
‘ dine-gun anti-airplane battery. the
mien might be expected to give a
good account of themselves, say the
dice“, against submarines or any
above thowater (rat: oi anything
scar their size.
The three boats‘ opentim in the
White Sea are under the command of
We”: Commotion-Norman Scott.
“C; 8. .‘t'.. whose home is in Indiana;
A treat deal of 2:215 he): cost 01
.2, {living comes {mm the high cost of
a"? !
Irina.
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1. 'Y., H. H. & H. TIME TABLE;
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Corrected to June 8, 1919 .
”UTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
A. 3L-) 15:. 5.423, 3181. 11w) |
Czfifx. 7:111. 7:3“. visa. 313$. 3:531.
‘9:2§:.E;39.' 1. :In. “:52:
P. M.——12."T:x. Hz"? IS-a-ttlnro:
only). t-rvex. 1.3Sx, ..:lTx_ 4::x‘
#22:. 5:46. Sui-31. fi'etlz. 6 2‘1)?“
[Stamford only’l. 7:02; 5:061. 10:071..
Sunday: ' 5
A. 31—115. 312x, 5:491, 8:59,
0:1”. 10:33:. 12:03:. :
P. M.-1:09x. 2244:. 3212:. 4:321;
5:“, tux, 7:021, 7:12, 7:15;. 7:37:
1:0“. 10:07:. 10:40. 12:34:. 1
“W YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. Din—12:101. 4:101, 5:39. 6:34..
.zux. 8:511. 9:151. 9:!5x. 10:50:. ,
- I.‘H.-12:032. 12:45 (Friday: and
., .m- only). 1:09; 1:35: (Satur-
- In] only). 2:151. 2:57, 3:303. 3:53.
'43“. 4:23. 5:131. 5:39, 6:003, 0:03;
,» 1130:. 8:10;, 11:15:. 4
~. sundan l
A. lip-12:101. 6:00, 8:001. 9:002.
":31; 10:03:. 10:50:. ’
'P. x.——12:1o, 1:031. 1:542. 8:35x.
"fl, 3:25.130: 7:05.138, 8:1“.
.093, 10:00:. 11:15:. .
“0TH NORWALK TO NEW HAVE"
A. M.~12:26x. 19%;. 5:40;. 6:07.
7:15.321”. 10:22. 10: 3 (Bridgeport),
11:58:. i
. P. 3!.—1:20, 3:271. 4:28. 5:10, 0:118.
~. .le. 7:08x, 8:091, 8:402. 9:252.
.. Sunday; .
' A. M.—12:2‘x. 1:201, 7:43, ’:L98.'
10:13, 11:22:. 11:58:.
. P. '".—2210!, 3205:, 4142!, 0:48.
-113“ (Bridgeport).
“IV HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. 1—1210: (except Nondays),
41:191. 4:531. 6:50, 6:50, 8:06; 8:30.
1:01, 11:“.
P. M.—12:17:, 3101, 4:25. 5:131.
:315:37,6:11.9:188.
"a. it :2 aim” 53:, 7
~ .- :1 izlzx, a: :55.
:flx. 9:411, 11:06.
1-. M.-——12:7lx. 1:551. zzzn. 3:40:
‘5‘; “.5210: 6:113, 7:053, 9:18: 9:35
f’ Sour" nonwaut 'ro nauounv
‘1' 1.4:”. 8:27, 3:591 -
an I'. fle—ltfl. 1:541 (Fridays and Sat-
as”) only). “a. {2393, 5:27, 0:33
worse 50' m 0‘ the 'm'» batterings‘ in the small ams. This led ireqoent-' ’e- In" ~ ~. .
With their two tour-inch guns. one'
‘ evident during the Louis XV period.
Ho mm the Color than cotton. W N
(too, they have the advantage of not' a M one u m u
‘ soilin: 3:: quickly as cotton. ' m to
;mcrioualy. as can most of the older'
~ tat-:en ‘r-n with years a subdued tone
foot emu them unusual beauty. Re-‘
jerjstlcs a! the furniture of this peri-z
'06. i-' markedly brought out in man)"
fare quite different in effect from the'
‘ are so bold and crude in design that: .- ,- .
{may detract rather than add 39 a de- 3 ' m 2LT -
f I-omtivc scheme. . ‘ 1 a v 5 it 9
TE: tlm pulled tug. but are rarely. ll.
7 trleacy of detail. which the American
3 they use the Oriental method of work- ,
‘ Eng. ' '
: terns.
. round the dafl‘odil and me motif, both:
ipinlt Cr red. are better shown on gray.
lettings. onama no at on:
- . ’
(liner-vent~
shades and blending; with other col-l
or: o! the some weight. which had to;
be utilized for economys sake in the
'eomposition of even one single flower.
The Kev: England rugs often show the »
same pronounced feeling which was,
J; to the combination 0!
ahwl embellished with the his. .
nia. of the forty division the help- Wiru. a. vaudevzflo team M
ed to entertain during her six of Frank Verdun and Barry Pas
Mafiuummm n.1heyhadoreputauontcrbe»
Befoyg buying 1, mg one _ “on” with the Overseas Theatre lie-cu in; hard workers. and not intro-
9 sure um fl 2. “xx“ in en I of m. 1. “is; wanted but, Ive Marx; 4“? not":
' v e c .
robs. for the) are much morehigt, bw it m that Miss CM
" “Name in cit-tact with so many
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All the found each at then do
lighthl. "The dough”: are per»
ha. W.” the declared am
he return. "l‘bey can‘t do enough
or
Many (miners pzidethemselves on.
:he tossr-ssion o: a hooked rug. but do
no: realize that it can he need barf
a:
hooked mortar-as. with.“ old English] Bryn Athrn. Fe, was formerly 1 one They always wanted are
woodwark. These old examples have' "a“ teacher in the Bryn M to dine RI than and were so 0!-
w
panlet in (ended it I insisted on mama: it a
m ‘ Dutch treat. I wouldn't trade my
mo: mt
M'u‘gm'gg to 03:1:ng experience- with the army for o
of New York. mm m" ’ _
szra'nt. v mm was one of the charact-T
.Vv—v...~..-..-. . ....
a: Err: &gland’e booked rugs. They
firienml products, whim generally
Oriental patterns urolonen imitated
own sarislamory. Sometimes. bow- J
ever, one finds a very good imitation. 5
Rue; of Ihir—r kind are made on a loom.;
in their finish they require great ln-'
Ioriters are unable to produce. unlm
The greatest demand today is for.
el'over fiOWer, animal and figure pat-i
Among the flower are often;
of which are a little dln‘icult to work
out if cnr- is trying l‘or.t-xacl coloring!
Bright. {lowers need a black back-l
ground. whereas light ones. such Ill
“decree.
A modellor everyfigurei
Black cats are. particularly adaptable
for hurth runs. while {or nursery.
(item‘s troops of chickens or bone are 3
appropria'e. 1:: their working color'
harmony must be (nneidvreHuil in»
tons» colors teinz kept apart. while'
less brilliant ones are brought to-
gether.
me back '3 even in many an old house
The old-fashioned nut which is com:
(”ghoulish efor'npurpooc
combining Slenderness,
and it is doubtful i.‘ any of “’ellace
Suttinz'a co‘ored colonial house in.
teriorn ever lacked one of there rugs‘
as a prominent feature.
ROBERT HORRIS DAY
OISERVANOE
HARTFORD. AUG. l2—Tbe mem-
bers of the Order or the Eastern Star
will observe Robert Morris Day with
an outing at Lighthouae Point. xew
Haven. Saturday. August 30. There
will be a meeting soon after eleven 3.
m... wit. addresses by Grand Matron
hire. Adi Oakley Pagan. ol' Dnnbury:
Wallace 8. Moyle. of New Haven.
Grand Master of Xmas in Connecti-
cut. and ~Mrs. Elle Lines Chopin. of
New Hartford, Grand Matron of the
Ophir Chapter, Order hetero Star of
the United States. After the meeting
a shore dinner will be served at one
or the hotels. ' ;
Robert Morria was the founder of
the Order or the Eastern Star. 2
“ANY WiLLINc TO HELP ;
In newer to ileyor Dmovan's an.
pea] for voluntary workers to iFSler
in the public sale of the food. canned.
goods and empties {bat the” City of
None“ will purchase from the Go?-
ermnem‘, City Clerk Irving D. Revert-
son is being swamped with names of.
those mum: to help. 'rti- mm to,
come to the {one with of! offer or his;
get-vices is. Captain Rollins or the Sal-2
vation Army. who ‘. and announces,
that a number at his fellow mm;
the workers have men-ed that.
United Eye Giant Shop; are
equipped with every modern up:
pliant-e for the scientific examinin-
tion of the eyes. p
Trained eye specialm of long
experience and‘ eaablished repu—
tation fire constantly in attend-
ance—to give you optometrieal
service of the highest tvpeI—sueh
service that has heretofore been
is no charge for examinrfinii."
Should your oonditionlré one
that glasses will, remedy, they:
will be supplied at a xii-ire consid-
erava lower than that of any oth-
er optical slot .
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avnilable only to the few.- [We
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The Sale of Furniture Continues
A number of very fine pieces are designed for the
library.
“Show me the library of a home. the contents
of the book cases. in the own shelves which invite so
suggestivcly, or in the closed ‘armoires’ with their
limited glass doors behind which leaxhcr bound edi-
tions abide, and I will tell you the intellectual standing
of the family.”
And it might b¢.added——if the chairs are comforta-
ble for lounging and readinv.
If the table is
large
enough to hold a good reading lamp and such books
as one must use.
Agrocpofveryfinevahee'mlheAugustSale.
Mahogany Bookcase with heavily carved pilasters
and massive hand carved claw feet.
Was $36.00 for $70.00
We Book»: with latticcd glass doors.
Was $55.00 ‘- ' for $48.!!! '
Saul We Case, a beautiful little piece.
for the bedroom. to hold one’s “intimes.”
latticed glass doors.
“is
$45.00
ibis has
for $39.00
“an Bookcase with latticed glass doors. oval
medallion, carved urns and othe
r insignia of this pe-
riod.
Was $80.00 for 870.00
Colon'l Boobs-e with $500“ pilasters and
scroll feet -
Was $57.50 for $50.00
Sheraton Benign, .
was $27.00 for $23.50
Amoffleokoaoeainr'uethak,
or
F ' The Man who is Particular
Mammal! ‘Vapersonaltastcbeheevcrlso
Was $28.00 for $24.50
In Golden Oak,
Were $14.00 for $12.25
_ $l8.00 for $16.00
$21.00 for $18.50
$27.00 - form
m, m. .
Were $14.00 for $12.25
$16.00 for 81“”
Lain-y Table. Italian Renaissance with elabo-
rate carving,
Was $185.00 for slam
. m Table M -
, EA. Was $85.00 for $74M
I , 1. ll ..
9 Was ”it” for “.75
ll: , , M noon.
style and cut will find
g. ”Milagmmdyformslnspectlon.
9' “lb-‘9‘ ‘9'“-
Speculum
at“
flint-in candy wipes, separate collars to
“""larierigmandmumumstoum
* ‘ _, " IbeSI-oaaootSP.I.—-
p ”5;“.3': - any-arena
‘ rah—manna
.. -J
our-Q“
-m-
In the Tea Room
The luncheons send
from 11:30 until 2
o'clock aunt! busins-x
men and women as a-e'l
as shoppers.
Home made ;
lash, com on the cab,
duh sandehes and
vegetables cooked in
home styic arc airway
tempting.
P c a c h pic. hmkfs-
berry and blackberr;
pics are in order ever}-
day.
Ice cream and iced
drinks of delicious
flavor.
Mod for r.
The Book Sop 'f
"Emir-'0.”
Henry Van 05;:
A collection of shift
stories. $1.50
“when”
Katherine Ncwcl 8:7!
4 $1.65
Rex Beach says "I look
toward with confiden;e-
to its great success as a
book and as a photoplag."
Me Me”
Arm Archbold Miller
' $1.35
The delightful story 0! a
genuine. natural boy elm:
always whistles.
urn am y,
By New Valha-
have been added to the
Modern Library (53%;
sell at .
75d!» '
“if: Sinclair
“The flu Who Was
My”
G. K. (latent-n
‘Toun of F“
Vin.”
Introduction by John
Payne.
“Une Vie” Translation‘
De Maupasant.
“A. Unaoefl Soc-fl' ”
Bernard Shaw
Woe- d lie"
Ernest Donner
Forward by Atlhur Sc}-
mour
W Poo-a”
Francis Thnzz‘ru-n
“Fa'wy Tie- a-d Poems
in Prose”
Oscar Wilde
Main floor.
Cups and Saucers
of Nippon \\'are. very
pleasing designs includ-
ing the ' favorite white
with a gold edge.
, Regular price ‘0
and 34 £15.
25¢.th
Mm. t.
Cameo Cloth
An excellent materi-
al for making undergar-
ments.
soft finish.
ll has a very
Regular price 35 ms.
an. a,“ ,
"'Velta”~ Flannel
A wool finished flan-
nel that looksdike fine
Viyella flannel. This is
well liked and gives
$023.9“ , .. 23¢:qu
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