day com .mittee .wu- .. Vygivneii' by bier.
man Flewwollin. chairman oi the
commit He stated that work had
already n started 'on class' day
preparations. Be innomcod his as-
sistants, whose names appeared in
the Sentinel a few weeks ago. Doro-
thy Mathews. chairman of the motto
.vr " and banner committee next report-
" meeting of the senior class ed the doings of her committee. the
”d in rooms 37 and 88 yester- oflered to the class several maxims
‘ufterpoon. It was the iirst regu-
ting of the .year. President
. Joselovsky called the mast-
J to ordem A report of the class
were presented. the one.
abesd"— "Vita Colem nobis est.”
accepted.
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The Washington Market.
{.41 WASHINGTON ST.
— All Meats U. S. Inspected ——
Remember, All Our Meats Have Got the Blue Label '
' Stamp. Positively No Native Stuff in
Our Market.
to be voted upon. or the six that
"Life In
A choice for a banner was
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fFresh Shoulders 14clb.
ESmallFreshPorkRoast 18clb.
Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled . . 30c lb.
.Il‘reshHams 23clb.
‘ShoulderofLamb .................20e1b.
fVealRoast 20c-24c-38clb.
Smoked Shoulders 14clb.
LegofLamb.........'.............32clb.
. Prime Rib Roast ..... 280 lb.
Bib Lamb Chops ..... 36c lb. Solid Veal, no bone . . . 28c lb.
31b Veal 011°?! - 2861‘» shoulder steak ...... 180 lb.
, Beef Liver . . . . . . . 12¢: lb. ghopped BI?! ........ 16c lb.
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5' Beef Loaf ......... 20c lb. 16c1b.
Shoulder Pot Roast . . .
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. . 36c lb.
Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . . . . . . . .
FancyFowl
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1 Sperry&Barnes Hams .......’.'....«32c lb.
LambStew 15c“).
. Brisket Corned Beef 8cvlb.
Home Made Sausage . 28c lb.
Sperry and Barnes Link or Bag
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see-seeeee
"thanks. Please excuse my impolite.
next made and it was voted that the
committee purchase a black banner.
:6 inches by 84 inches. with the lig-
uree. “1021" printed on in gold. The
colors or the class being black and
gold. William Hogan. chairman or
the senior play committee next took
the door and reported that negotia-
tio are now pending and‘that the
con ract will- soon be awarded for
the senior class musical extravagan-
za, which_is to be put on by a pro-
ducing concern for amateur presen-
tations. Frank Abbott next was con.
ed upon to read a program for sen-
ior class activities which he was W-
quested to Write by the president at
the last meeting. The activities men-
tioned by him have already been tak-
en into consideration and are now
being dealt with in the hands of
various committees. Norman Flew-
wellin. editorein-chief of the Remin-
iscentiae. reported the workings oi
the class book. He said that much
work had already been gotten under
way President Josclovsky. in the
capacity of business manager. said
that within" a few months orders
'would be solicited for the class book.
A matter was next brought up con-
cerning those who have not as yet
bought class rings. It was decided
that a committee would be appointed
to look into the matter. ‘
The senior dance committee has
been formed and will meet with
President Stanley J oselovsky in room
11 Monday {or organization. The
members .are: Audrey. Shine. Edna
Gordon. Margaret O'Reillcy. George
Lockwood. Thomas Skidd and Car-
roi Cousins.
The first quarterly installment of
A (Some? in
Select a small
sugar.
the pumpkin pulp.
(our cups of sWeet milk and a half
cup of cream. Beat well. and taste
to see if it is sweet enough. Turn
into plates lined with good pastry, s
and bake three-quarters of an hour
until firm in the center. and a rich,
golden brown. Serve with good
American cheese.
Cookery
’UMPKIN I’ll-
Add just is little water
street pumpkin.
Mash; cut up without peeling, v
sarape'out all the woody fiber. then
put over theJire on the back of the
stove.
keep it mini sticking to the bottom.
cover closely and steam gently for
six oi- eight hours. At the end of
this time the pumpkin pulp should
lie thoroughly cooked in its own
Juices. Take up. cool a little, then
pull of: the skin with a sharp knife.
Press through a sieve and let it
stand over night in a press so at to
remove the superfluous liquid. When
ready to “bake. measure the pulp.
and to every five cups allow one
teaspoon of salt. half a grated nut-
meg, a tablespoon of mace. two tea-
spoons of ginger and a large cup of
Best four eggs and stir into
together with
to
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andrite,
this day.
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ALEXANERITE.
ucceed.
The feathery white flower com-
monly known as “baby's breath” in
the blossom assigned to this particu.
lar date.
ODAY'S tallsmanio ’gom is s.
curious one.’ It is the alexan-r
'drite, a variety of chase-beryl.
round in Russia. in the emerald
mines on ,the Takowavs. It was '
given its name by Nordenskiold. the
minerologist, in honor: of Alexander
II, .the heir apparent. Since it has
the faculty of changing from splen-
did green to a beautiful columblne
red, the gem is specially adapted to
people of changing temperament. . _
Through curious coincidence the
natal stone bélongins to this date-—
the cat's-eye—ls also a gem 0t Iner-
curiai disposition. For that reason.
taken in conjunction with the dc:-
it is s. stone believed to
bring artistlc success. but a warn-
ing is given against over-indulgence
of whim and caprice.
Ql shades at red should be lucky ,
To wear this vivid hue
signifies vitality and the power to
A decided success. The address of the
" '“SNMethoiiistChurch'
The rally of last night at the ‘
First Methodist Church which was
attended by a large number was a
evening by this Rev. Arthur J. Pen.
hell of New Haven. was on the sub.
ject "The I. W. W3. 0! the Blind”
FRIDAY, ’NOVEMBEM I
Something to Think Abom
JIISI Be “I’Iappy‘
y EA.
the folk who like their fellow of gain have
' , School" which be interpreted as the
- “Invincible Willing worker-".11: was
replete with humor. C. F. Tristjram »
fied as the chairman of the meet-
Mrs. Isabelle Bibbins ang three
solos. Refreshments were served by
the committee of which Mrs. B. M.
Andrews was head.
bilities. is quite unnecessary,
m to bo RWY.
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Will’ Day you to motor
stood.
a the fields.
creatures. this advice. tilled
'with so My delightful possi-
for
they 'know by practice what it
Happiness is always desirable. sl-
way. sought. but because of some
strangetwist‘sendwarpain the hu-
man mind, the priceless value of its
blessed sunshine is often misunder-
The child comes into the world
with e. heart ebloom with laughter,
- a joyful face and sparkling eyes,
bearing a message of gladness. so
do the flowers, the songs of birds
the blossoms of the orchards. the
, fruit: of the gardens and the grains
But man. the soul celestisi. as he
i 'soanieye through the years. becom-
ing engrossed with cares of his own
making. turns to replning and quads
the bitter cup of sorrow. The win-
ter with its gray and cold is upon
him. his thoughts are dark and tore-
boding. He is blind to happiness
arms.
and cold as fififfiafi hi“ blag
onnobling 503' Invwh C“
may be ”Ch encue
dom. His no u
grown stale, .5
panlons. sexism“ 1
mt on the Stregee
head "id Oumtretcheé ..
in the cold, soi' .31.: I15 .
a bit of broaden and pen:
ln which to res.
And this
in: and arm;
who can 1.;
transformations ~58“
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we .
blot out 50v F
steal from u
blessings and z.-
lnfeliclty and d: 5. ..
liar bltterress. 'r’»
existence just be ha
others happy. Many wo-
quentiy necessan; to: v»
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senior class dues will be paid next
week, the eleventh week of the
school season. Treasurer Harold
Bissell has announced that collec-
tors will bo appointed next week in ,
the unions senior home desk rooms.
JAPS snow
APPREClAllON
0F 11. s. AID
All Classes Constantly»
Tellr'Americans How "
Grateful they are for
R e l i e f Rendered
Since Quake
WASHINGTON. KIN. 9.~—A
nameless woman of Japan has thank
ed "My Dear. the People of Ameri-
ea" in a letter received yesterday by
Secretary Hughes for the relief work
administered by Americans in Japan
during the period of suffering and
hunger which followed the recent
tire and earthquake disaster in
Tokio and Yokohama.
How we all Japanese thank you
for your great kindness in mm time.
the letter said.
"You gave ’us all.
much necessary things and you wore
very kind to us. Our thanks are be-
yond measure. We all will never for-
get them hereafter. I am only a
nameless woman. But I must write
you this. even with such a broken
word. as I could not keep secret my
You sent us “
“Hoping you are happy and peace-
ful forever and thanking for your
great kindness—-."
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“FreshShouldei-s..................
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B&BI’otRosst........20c'lb. LoinLambChops ....... 436$
BonedandWRoast .30clb. Rib’LambChops ......... 13:5")
SohdLeanPotRoast 20cm. Shoulder of Lamb ...... ; lb.
PorterheuseSteak........35clb. StewingLamb .......... 13ch
SirlomSthk............33clb. BeefLiver... ........... 1;“)
TopRoundSteak........30c~lb. Fresh Spareribs .. ..... '10clb
ShoulderSteak-.........‘15olb. Pig’sFeet .............. 18c“!-
1 Steak ........‘.115cflb. Calves’ Liver ............ 23' lb-
RumpRosstZchb [leanSaltPork ......... 0C“)
Rmnp_ofVeal..........20clb. PlateCornedBeef ....... ”1;“?
. ' __erofVesl........18clb. BonelessBrisket 20cm
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Lem Chops.32clb SolidLean Corned Beef,153cl,o.
sib;VeoI(hops.........25clb. Sunlight Butter ........ 2x7
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mun.......23clb. Home~MadeSausage...;40c/
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