‘. use. Western- Newspaper Union.)
. ‘W Main Mm-
.“ (re millionaires .of' cheerful-
' ' they make their neighborhood
”hlppier. and a better place
,Il. h by their presence; they raise
4* who“ of every lot for blacks
than.“ ‘
‘ “P53 WE LIKE. TO TRY.
‘ very savory dish 011nm if care-
4% and prepdrod as well as
well cooked is:
’ Salisbury steak.
used tor this
steak than that
used in Ham-
burg. The ends
of illets of beet
. whenthey are cut
trimmed from roast-
' Salisburyateak. In
.: -Ia-e the dwicest cuts from the
_—Choicer meat is “
Win Make and Promote This
Style of dams. " , ,.
HATS or THE PICTURE TYPE
“dimensions ofVSultable Design to
Complete New Outfits; Choose for
Designers to, Outdo Them- .
. ' . wile!»
.There is to be a new mode in the
spring and it is to follow the Direc-
toire with faithfulness, asserts a prom-
inent fashion correspondent. Now, of
course, the great question is: What
is the Direotolre‘l
Small profit lies in going into the
history of the thing. it bridged the
. . . 4."
"out. strenuous. still? away from the
h“ .tlils Instance they are made of yel-
lowrpique cut double and'stitched to-'
EORSPRINGWGS
American Designers Assert they.
coat to which they are, attached. In
gethei'. .
. It will he noticed that everything
‘about the direcioire ii on makes the
models suitable espe any for the
slightest variety of feminine figure, but
therdeslgners, who are, after all, clever
wizards, explain that it is a perfectly
possible matter to make the frocks and
coats adapt themselves to figures of‘
more ample proportions. They have
tricks of cutting and fitting that bring
the lines into harmony both with the
figures they are designed to adorn and
with the period which sets the tashion.
coat Has High Miriam".
A blue serge suit—one of the flesh-
est on the market and just newly
laun from the workroon'r-ls mode
with a ,t that has a high waist line.
But which is more fitted than the one
mentioned. There is then attached a
fitted and rounded peplum made up
of three circular flounces, each about
four inches in width. These are lined
with tomato-red silk that shows only .
at rare intervals when the terraces
sweep away from the figure and show
the color that is their foundatiom The
collar on this suit is made of white
ANSONIA. March 24.-Rev‘. Vin-
cent Buchoviecki, 62. pastor or St.
Anthony's Lithuanian R. C. church.
died suddenly late yesterday. He was
in the yard adjoining the church
when taken ill, and died. in the rec-
tory before the arrival of e. physi-
cian. - ’
Father Buchoviecki was a native of
Lithuania. He was ordained in the
old country and made several trips
to America to take charge of church-
es in various sections of the country.
He was assigned to St. Anthony’s in
November. 1915. Before comingl
here; he was pastor of a """Nh
Worcester, Mass. Ho 1”,,“
brothers and a claim in “minim; L:
a .
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wardrobe of fashionable 'itnil u mug».
" proportioned garments which guy 33,“;
women the envied uStylish Sinul“ fig-“r.“
Do away with needless, unsatisfactory 5],-
' tings and alterations. . ' -
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«and mhfiobnwage 3:111: 111’: pique. “a a shaped so that it I.“ I. Insistpon Sveltlmc System
“in “'9 e‘lbérlv‘m‘ “1 ”3° W “9 beck 01 the head in We MM Dasssss - sun's roars - SKIRTS
- then an other _ For each and most picturesque manner, Then _ BLOUSES - CORSETS
«random take one-quir- ~ . Showers-gullyflveinchuuwidfll. - _ .4 , BRASSIBRES . UNDERWEAR
, c! t mmwumw, $333: « , 3: 3333' fiduflrgfi Theta: domain carry a flu (in: of Svcltline Syslczr w...)
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«.1 wwmumaepggz ‘thlck I Anodier suit. With coat that W Illustriting latest of Sveltline System apparel and telling how r
=~ center Broil over coals or un- . . well below the knees in hobo: and you may gain a sty lab. slender appearance.’
at "mm“? ”mmbm‘giylfig 2.73%: ' ' . " I w ‘ refcol'oredutwnik'z 7 M A QA M s. s v E LT L 1 N s
finest cook on one side till a drop ‘ point up”. the w on! p 57 We; 34th Street ,New York, N. y.
mmthenturnatonce . ' 'verseometogetherthmu yoke '3, fl
cook the other side. Serve N A SUMMERS drynothtngcould It is the new length which Paris spon- line and a link button to hold coat \ .._ ,
with broiled bacon and with be more refreshing and attractive sort. a reaction from very abort shirts in place. Then the rest of the coat fi
m" potatoes- to look at than the new separate and ’mnch more graceful. its only can-leg out the straight directoirq he. mm?
“1.5 cum—Dissolve one table- skirts that up now on display decoration is a pointed strap of me and the skirt is Just tight enough and
“In! of gelatlne in on¢fonrth of in the shop in, anticipation of warm satin having a row of satin-com Might enough to make m I
-qmi of cold water, then add to weather. Separate skirts are particu- buttons set on it. , . simple matter. This suit is trimmed
wt “m1 of scolded mm; Scald lariy' interesting to the home seam- Light wool or heavy cottonfabries, with the merest Won of an in-
morni- « mm. In a double bone“ stres- became it is easy to make them in cross-bar or striped patterns. are ration of Roman-striped ribbon run-
: two 688 yolks and add one-thlrd 'and the addition of needlewmrk for usually platted. The shirt at the right ding lengthwise of the shirt and in.
‘. 6W of sugar and one-fourth decorating plain materials adds much of the two pictured is made 0! “(ht- lertod at the edges 01 the C0“ pockets E STER SPECIALS
g g, mm! of salt; gradually to the price of ready-made garments. weight wool material with twodonblo an along the outer edges of the A .
l to hot milk. return to the double There are many crepe-de—chlne and box plaits for a front panel and deep sleeves for a space above flaring . .
i, a and not until slightly thick- other crepe weaves in silks as well as side piaits for the sides and back. It portion. at the hands. one
MEN’S and YOUNG‘MEN’S SUITS
, In all the «leading shades and latest mmlle'.
mmtooleee'oooolloeooooo $15.00‘0S35000
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, ten newest skirts and they are ornamented white with triangular pieces at each
fi'flnfi. Wm £82,,” with fine tucks, cross-bar tucking. side of the front plain. ornamented
. mold the cream will settle hemstitching. plalted bands, with a With pearl buttons and mm
a three W Serve with sugar few entirely plain models among them, pockets. Few,skirts make much of
"ceam oruugared strawberries. 0881110 crepe. canton crepe. crepe DOCketl thil Mon. WWW!!! instead
1 W cm Pontoon—Pinball ‘16 Chine and other silk crepe: With mm! In Piece of them 0". It rho-t.
‘mma ten minutes, peel and cut “9" and inspiring names. tonther '0?! will Dockets. ingeniously made.
‘ -: add the tine mixture flavor. baronet and other nation among the inn cool-looking affair in gray and
with heavy aatins are shown in both
“as. crosswise. l pose the slices . .
at. buttered baking!) film in were. pm" and “fined ”Mel" The “‘1" g mmaeégdh‘fi';h$m§£tg ” 341%? ». Ages 3 to 8, none better in town.
m with W‘s °f butter. Add at the left or the two ”cured must a coat ovexdress la a over the other 1 - - . r 00 l Q10 00
a” milk to nearly cover the pota- I” imagined “3 “ medium shade °t side. There it Join: at one point be- From ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... $0. 0 ', .
.fim.“ “hex In ‘ moderate. oweq un. my satin. Vet: lustrou‘ and 93le , {A Imnm‘ mfiJ‘m‘ f. .w‘ ’ ‘ ‘ . IOW m mted line “d an. .m ‘ _ . _
‘ I * , - t from the short waist line into the “We 7 ,
‘ - . Laces and Silks Again United flew ‘ ' ‘ p p . tug: puo‘rtion. m»...1 bby mmgmtwum. . BO] S SUITS
. h ” Di it E l G l m 8. soverdresss o e .' . . ‘ , , ”MIN“.
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gap between the French Revolution now and again. This gown is quite
tend the Empire styles. But that ll startlingly new in appearance and "-
neither here nor there when it comel most fascinating in the way it is done. G S TTLIEB, S
to the practical pointiof modern dress- It would be the means of converting
ing being done in the Directolre fash- I
11 North Main Street South Nom'alk
' ‘ “ ' ' “$1.24; '9 . o o- ' a
ion. The feverish points of. considera-
tion are: First. is the thing practi-
Cnl? Second. is it suited to the ex-
pression of our modern time? Well,"
ghe verdict of designers is that it is
both of these things. so 'we can pro~
coed to a further huslnessof under-
standing withom any undue worry.
it seems that the American women
feel a strong need of something that
is dlifercnt and n distinct change from
what they have been wearing. at least
so the designers say. They mport
that the women come to them with dis-
satisfied looks and wrinkled brows do-
mandlng to kn‘ow what is “new" in the
present styles. Then valiantly
bring forth their newest conceptions in
the way of the straight one-piece
dresses that we have been wearing for
so long and are metwith’peevish
frowns and dissatisfied glances.
:‘il'helofa nothing new about those."
they complain. And it is the truth—-
thore'is nothing new. But. then, we
have had the war and tho afra- eirects
of that great struggle. and we have
$4,3itmnwm Juniper. fiaion.)
Ft’ fin but things are nearest—breath
Hit your nostrils. light in your eyes.
I ;M It your feet, duties at your
in!“ the path of God just before you.
in do not map at the stars. but do
WM plain common work as it comes.
a . Mb that daily duties 'und daily - >
, ' In the sweetest things of life.— 1&3“
> m Houghton.
Dial-lee or F‘nufis AND
.VIGETABLES. ‘
- "Q the many kinds of gelatin or
a Iellli. put up in packages to
.,~ ~ . serve the house-
": - ‘ wife there may
be a variety of
' co mbinatlons
only limited by
the ingenuity of
the cook.
Take ordinary
, lemon jelly, add
(number. pineapple, a few
of orange, a dozen cherries or
fizz-o; f o “fwd
"\fl‘fifi‘t _;~e:‘.v_i;~.‘ j _\,
1 comm
lN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
' I" ’ F, > J. ‘.
make it leisurely, remembering that upon the comm: wielding .4
of your corset depends the modishness of your gmms—an ‘
your comfort as well. .
I“ We carry in stock corsets which are made from H'ol’y tilt w
of figure. and we are sure yOu will find in our ( m5” Dill";-
ment the model designed to best express your own zmllmlua -
ity.‘ Expert adsistance will be given if desxred.
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' CORSETS FITTED FREE
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' " or dates or raisins. mold and
h fancy shapes and serve anxiet-
‘ ’ one slice of pretty red-skinned
# with a rose of mayonnaise piped
«Ti—.9 top—a debatable salad for al-
“ ”occasion is ready. _
“talcum—Boil tenyminutes one
' ' «of Med tomato with one-
' «of. “spoonful of cloves. a
a! singer. mace. auspice and
" u nice of onion and a sprig
' m. Stalin and add a table.
‘ of Men juice and one en-
' , at plain gelatin. Stir until
"ohm arrange in'a mold with
green peas. letting the Jelly set
:eadl layer so that the peas are
had Paris sending no gowns along the
same old lines and alter mo same suc-
cessful Moos. so what chance have we
had to obtain anything ‘ distinctly
new? '
j But now the foremost American de-
is‘igners have taken a stand and they
announce that they will make up and
promote gownstinJhe directoira man-
ner for spring wear. Infect. they are
doing so now. nodule-trauma only go
to show how successfulthey are and
how truly fascinating Zihe dresses are.
Will eon-«a to um Changes.
Perhaps ‘the Amer-tan woman has
‘ reached the point when she will not
be dictated to. to the extent of changing
all or the styie’ot her garments every
56 south Main Street
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MME. JEANNETTE
$31,. ' SOUTH nonwanx's LEADING:
CORSETIERS AND. GLOV ER
Phone 909
IQ T’s...“
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Yeast Bros.)
throng; the graze"? With AS IN the pasolaceend .mireta '80 #933 “Mm“vwxflléd 150 mans. mam. but we winmt to model»
saason coo as ng. ate changes if they do not fallow each
oa‘
”intomobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators. 1
Lamps. Repaired and M ad e to Order, -
'And All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
WELDING or ‘ALI; KINDS OF METALS
Z» 13“” ,, mu!" Wt. South Norwalk, Near South Mam Stree -
-. , ll int 2 be their ways together this,season._, in company With python made ee- 1 , - . j
M. Old-“Hake a p a rash pplly united in dresses..,£or.;iattei~ peciuIlyfor thatpurposo, awrea of 7 . , "“ . o: , " .
' Jellyand one of orange. using man and evening. They make the little flowers or a handsome ico $$£Chngc$:mflfdm The-Emu Suit of firefight-o'e-
_ voted gelatin. Place two- prettiest frocks, dresuyjenongh and not; maybe‘added to the girdle. ‘. to Ilhe & ' 71.2”.“ Re of - ~ ' Ear Chill. V. L 7
m _. ofthe raspberry iellyin a mold too dressy, so thattheyser‘vemany “The; med dress at the left is coin “emanate mm‘t'idim “in“: ours- themes: prejudiced ' hike» '
than iirm cover with orange Jelly purposes; Their rivals are made of all black, with'ahort-sleeved und'e’bslip mm“ as of the owns that ty of the mind. ire.) ‘M
I .ieoes' of orange from which all lace and satin, forloce is an.acoom-. Lt'blad: satin and'draped over-are“ have-becamn: 11wa iii: b id she will chill} . “amt of :flbli'f: , .,
, a removed. Cover with there“ modatlng thing. easily adapted tamany. ofchaniilly. Its long tunic isaealloped looms ; mm“? salient for m ‘ mum _ . fl“
m and top with whipped other motor-tale. , , at: thegbottom. bound with satin and {per-inglealon‘ So here I" the , aging -3 I
sullen unmolded. The cream lathe illustntiohjabove. black chan- unpea‘abont‘thomm summoning mum m .» '1’”; m “a he a”; be“. the
“Wetland flavoredwith tiny is showninffcombination withfii‘flniaheo‘the neck and anon-{draped mud”. fo‘r‘it ~ 'otb'w ti ,7 _ V , .
_ , . __ . " "net-u theflsht‘inll”fime¢ WP shew at mover-blouse- 'A'colo'r some its‘old-iimew ‘ new”? my
- .‘n moron-mac Jelly:-J.l!akefone, mundane drew attirelett‘gor'the note is introduced in the model by a m with new‘d: 1‘ mm"
~ :m rice. "Add one cup- Dime. ,1‘0 1:an ‘ hood in!!! Joann-ale of metallicflbboni not if .amw‘ _ ,. 7 new
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