v- I"
xActlvity lathe keynote of the Re-
“ . -lican Women's organizations
finicky-3, activity in luncheonsl
' and, table discussions and lectures
. all most every subject touching
o world at politics.
.At 12:45 this noon. the Norwaik
‘fiepublican Women's Association
1“tel. in the Royal James Inn. for the
«gecond in the series of round table
" .scussions this year.
3‘ Mrs. 'Aitred .l C. llot‘kiue. who is
. ' pdidate tor commissioner of Fair-
}; as County, was the speaker or the
-- day. her Bubjt’t.‘ being: “The Duties
‘-
‘figf'l‘ounty Commissioners."
puss moan Affai
i .
if.
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to.» .og.
‘pnual meetin’: o:
iclock. mo
ashurch
asboie belonging are requested to at-
blond, as another rehearsal is‘neces-
‘ any for the sacred concert which
Percy Walden. ago
‘ come. Both 5 ere will
J:
5‘: -
2"er
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{Ono today's program also. is the
A 12o Golden Rule
. do of the First Congregational
vgirth. postpone-l from last week.
’hiéh will be held at 2:80 O'Cincll
Ale-the home 0’, Mrs. Samuel Dixon.
V'Orchard stree'. There Will be an
incuon or glitters.
9. _Then. in the evening at 7:45 o'-
bers of the Not-walk
or estra will meet. All
515 to be given at the church Sunday
‘;.evomng.
is The, Norwalk Girlr’ and Women's
.‘;club will will hold"a business meet-
- "ring in their club rooms at 8 o'clock.
‘v'l‘he officers of the club hope that
Where will be a good attendnnce nt
”ibis meeting, as several items of imo
tinertia-nee are expected to come up.
it:- For those who die interested in
missionary work the Salvation Arm)
“offers an excellent lecture tonight at
8 o'clock. to take place in the Sal-
; vation Army auditorium. 26 \Vnsh-
"lhgton street.
_,,, George E. Archibald, a missionary
"ti'om South Africa. will be the
speaker. He is here on a furlough
,u‘id isexpected to give a very in—
3iieresting talk on his experiences in
‘lhe southern, country. The lecture
will be illustrated.
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.Thero has been one change in the
Fairfleld County League of \‘i’omon
floters' program. The meeting.
'lethh is to be held on Thursday.
Yanuary 22. at the "Open Door," in
Greenwich will have as its Chit‘f
Ineakor Miss Jennie Minor Secretary
of the New York (‘hild Labor Com»
mfttee. as previously announced
The second speaker will he Mrs. E.
V. Cook. Executive Sor-rl-tnry of the
Connecticut Child “‘eifare Assurin-
tion. She will take the place of Mrs.
is unable to
_ devo’te
much, time to a “Question Period."
absewniions for luncheon should br-
lfi by \Vednesdzly evening: and
ghouid be sent to Mrs. Manson 'l‘
fines. Jr.. Telephone, Greenwich
2&7!) or to Mrs A. M. l’orhhoinier.
”lephone 824. The morning session
begins at 11:30. the afternoon 'at
35,15. Friends of league
are. cordially invited.
Members
a, o o o
,1 Members of the Community club
‘01 Broad River will moot in'tiio
Icad River chapel. February 3. for
air regular meeting. it was
fanned to hold the meeting last
n'lght but due to the stormy won-
tfier. the mem rs did not gathnr.
but decided to postpone the affair
next month. -
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.659
0"Mrs. L. J. Reynolds of 1-51 Main
street is entertaining at fnw friend-
atvher home in honor or Mrs. \V.
H: Pierson of 85 East avenue, who
“leaving shortly on a trip. its-fresh-
ments are to be served. following a
sooiai time.
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. Members of the Home and School
fags-u. are planning to hold on an-
mm meeting. at which time elec-
tion of officers will take place. by
19333 the end of the month. The emrt
time will be set. and final arrange-
‘ments will be made at the next
meeting of the Activities committee.
maul for the coming year .tre to ho
discussed at the annual meoting.
fl._ Maurice Stevens is secretary
__ ills league. .
tu-
. {Mn and Mrs. Harry Evanuslti ro-
timed today from their wedding trip
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l5!!- wlll for the present make their
name with relatives at 41 Lincoln
ayenue. They were married i’iiduy
evening in the rectory of St. Mary's
dfllrch. Mrs. Evaneski was Miss
_ Gladys Stein of New York city.
5 'E‘EAsY WASHERS”
:’ SOLD ON EASY TERMS
at
a.
h ..
a
" DONNELLY’S
- 16-18 so. mm or.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bullion of
Woodward avenue announce the in-
gagement of their daughter Btliei
to William Hensley ot Ricnmond.
Va... They will be married February
5' . . i .
Mrs. Daisy B. Holston or 91 South
Main street today received announoeo
meat of the birth of a son. Joseph
Mol'nhauur. 3rd. to Mr. and Mrs.
Morschauser. Jr.. 0: Poughkeeplio.
N. Y. Mrs. Morscbauser who ms
Miss Ida. Foster Hulse 0! Lens II-
iand ls Mrs. Hoiston's cousin. Mr.
Morsehauser. Jr.. is district altar.
may of Poughkeepsie. The baby‘s
grandfather is Supreme Court Judlt-
Joseph Morscliauser of New Yer}
city. _
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—-Your electrical. troubles will be
promptly talton cars of lure. House
and factory wircing a specialty. Ell-o.
tricai equipment and iiflillhz fixtures
at reasonable prices. MOeller‘s Elec-
tric Shop. 28 Washington St.—Adv.
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Dr. Fred Ritchie or West Avenue
m been a visitor in New York city
for the past two days. He attended
a meeting and banquet at the Aca-
demy of Medicine Monday and was
a guest at the banquet given by the
Caduceus Post of the American Le-
gion at the Yale club Tuesday.
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—Best Coal. Burris a Gone—Adv
. . C
The Misses Carol and Loris Hum.-
er of Main street spout the week-6nd
at Annapolis.
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———Rndio service at Donneily‘s.
-—Adv.
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Miss Helen Ruddiman of Winfield
Street will entertain the members 6!
the H. C. Club at her home tomor-
row evening.
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GBEED.
Regent Today. Thursday, Friday.
First Conn. showing. liib. 7:00,
9:15. Augmented orchestra. No re-
serve soats.-~Adv.
o o o
Mrs. Joseph Malkin of Chestnut
street has returned to her dutlss at
lauder's Jewelry store alter being
ill a week at nor home.
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Alfred Brown or South Main street
was it visitor in New York city yol-
tel-tiny.
o o 0
Coal. Harris
7—141er Pea
tunes—Adv.
o c» o
The Hospital Will-l. olub.wiil hold
an evening meeting and dinner at
tho Norwalit Country club Friday.
Dinner will be served at seven
o‘clock. followed by an evening of
cards.
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—BANNEH HOME MADE
BAKERY. INC. ,
-—Do you like nut cake? Try one
of ours. Good sweet pecan nuts in
white or black cake We have cup
cakes with doiieioiiniy flavored froli-
lngs and bread and rolls fresh every
morning. 5 Monroe St. Phone
Sill—Adv.
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Guests at the Royal James Inn
are L. L. Chrciae. Fallsport. N. Y.:
A. E. Hatch. Providence: James I.
Commel, New York; J. J. Brenlin.
loston; Dr. Thomas Jasperson.
Ncennh. ’Wis.: w. C. Hoover. Akron.
0.. S. H. Benton. South Manchester:
L. Holieran, N. Y: L. K. Better-stone.
New Haven.
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—'I‘Weive months to pay for all
Easy Washer at Donnelly'a—Adv.
C I O
The law llrm of Taylor & Gun»
is greatly increasing» its business fa-
cilities by adding two rooms to its
offices. thus giving the firm a suits
or live room. on the second floor
of the South Norwaiie Trust Com-
pany building. The two new rooms
are in the roar of the building and
will be used by Judge Taylor for
office and library. The trout room
formerly occupied by him will be
used by Corporation Counsel Cunuo.
whose present attic. will be I‘I-dec-
orated and used as a stencgraphor‘o
room.
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——Buy your Vici'ola on Elm
Terms at Donnelly'a—Adv
. O O O .
Stephen Seuch of Paradise strodl
was a visitor in Stamford Monday.
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-—Your fur garments altered. ro-
modoied or “lined by “parts. This
is 'an important lecture of the busi—
ness conducted by Clio MI! City
Valet, 67 North Main St. Phone 40!.
—Adv. ‘
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~nehigh Coal. norm I Gaul.-
Adv. - .. , .
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. David Mason. John. Milne.
Charles Dilworth. dd. J. flower-d. lrv-
inn Dyinxton. are opondlnc tho day
in New York City. where charm!
I
attend “Ladies of the Night." They
will also ltumpt to secure some
sort of show which the Not-walk club
r ..
‘ Her writers-.9
She Will Havelt-‘Soo
‘A certain'housewilewants'EM, , . .
Mount; which. dull“ built cosh
lumen bring with. not. When she
Billing she-savesand pays cash for it.
something you want! 978‘s" and got-it. ' ,' ..
will stage at the Regent same time
in tho gators. '
v
3:: .
a
nah—o ' "_..
i seniors piece. «unlined at flick",
“m M‘M's
cuestiotjrlondo in Walpon lun-
nomo over the masons
(root New tor-.8 elm. ‘
1mm May. nelson. mu.
l‘lrst doom enemas. till. "00.
his. Augmented orchestra. No. ro-
. O: o. o
Mrs. Martha Hamilton or no:
But road is: entertained at her
home. Mrs. _, nausea or
Nov? tort. , . .
o o o .
Mr. and Ill-I. mtlo' auto and
children e! new. street were the
day.
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,Anarew Ghost: 0: Mon ovo-
nue ms. a recent visitor in Item.
ford. . ' .
o; o 0
James Monsoon" of mutton
avenue bu recover-0d min an ill-
nus.
. O O 0
Charles Dimood or West Ivonne
was a business visitor in New York
city yesterday.
0
‘ Harold Belr of Bridgeport spent
Monday in town.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webb of
Highland avenue have had a Min
installed in their homo.
. O 0 O
Victor Nettloton of New Haven
visited with friends in Iprintwood
yesterday.
. O O 0
Mrs. John Lunomn ot Neal-on
street. was a visitor in Ridloflold
over the wookaond. '
o O 0
Mrs. Charles Gray 01 Springl street
hos returned from a visit villi: role-
uvu in Bridgeport. .
O O I
Rich-I'd Sherwood of Bria-spurt
spent yesterday in town.
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BR!!! PAGE READIRk
---In memory 0! Harold I‘. Clark.
who pooled DWI! Jail. "It. 1!“.
JJENNINE 3. CLARKE.
o o o . My.
Alexander Terry of lir‘ undue
W“ l sundey Villlbi' ll’i Gumtowu.
Arthur Tucker or New York city
won the guest or friends in town you-
terdsy.
O O O .
Mrs. John Kovaca or Ely avenue
has recovered trom her recent lll‘
Ion.
i ROWAY'l'O'N ' z
m. and Mrs. William Watson
tormoriy ol Rowoyton avenue have
moved to New Haven whore 8r.
Watson has taken a position With the
autism Oil few-lily. .
o I
friends or Ilm’douplmlea ol
Rowaytoa avenue will be (lad' to
bear that one is setting aim 310'!)
at her homo Whore one has noon oun-
llndd lullcfin‘ from on Infected
band. A short. limo ago “to. Elm
loll injuring her hand. hour the
wound became initiated and his boon
wry painful.
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All members of the [Mid Aid
society or the kowayton Methodist
church are expected to M present at
the annual meeting or lilo oooiety to
be held next wedneoday' Quotation
at 2:30 o'clock in the chapel o! the
church. Unicorn will be elected. Lhe
ulitu beau nut in opened and more
will be a social. program otter the
business meeting. .
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The meeting of ill. Coloration:
Brotherhood scheduled lor lost ove-
nlnz was not held beau-o o! the
storm. The next muslin: Will be
bold Tuesday owning in the neth-
odlst church. rs. cruel-moo
planning to present a play shortly.“
’ ‘ o o o
is ill at his home.
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The final
missionary boo! Copland!
’with ur. and an. a.
how-Viol .vnmu
his Muslim. um Olive Cole.
”I: .
” n o' “
western toatu re;
given under theimicotot
tn-rpriso Dammit“. or
actions? , ‘
r O O
0
street will entertain the members
or the Ever My oirclo of King's.
Doughtoro at_ tho _ next monthly
malls. which Will be bold in liar
homo, Tuesday. February I. -
‘ A ‘ I O O
mgr .ln- Raymond
street. l‘ilonolno who is a
grad' unto nun. of the'Roooovelt nog-
pital in Navy“: City. come — to
'vmako the mountains or her new
notes. which was born norm in
the remain hospital to 30v. and
.."‘.’:;.‘.‘:".:‘.:' “mm “ °“"‘
p 0 It I 0
round table luncheon at the North-2a
Republican Woman's "Isolation in
the new Jamil lilo W
W
Two Flt-onion Hurt .: ‘
srnnwao; museum
were murmured mm mm
(pertinent house was ‘ W
you a are broke «toolbox!»
{Man mum .in the
Guild Postmn
._.____..es.fi '_
tamineat: a: t“ Outfit:
memmfiusr an Emmet).
" .. "Dourojlrs. 'lhompsou: Please ads
' vhmobiito matte lite more pleu-
out;
is dleo' Aid. society ol the hint AVonuo
William sickle. ot ileXlnloy‘plsoo At.
chapter or Hutchinson's
conditions bor- ot the society will also arrange
in China will be the topic for db- tno luncheon which will be serves
ml or tnojtowoytoo Baptist ohm-on loud «societies to be held in the
1!. W. Oolo unending l. for day-
.G. ”Valet
Hr. cm Will: Not! ran: our. when
I
wedding the winter at. the home or
Mr. and hire. Henry been my Brook-
William 8. Hart in his live tool the round table luncheon or the Not-
“Tho Disciple" will walk Republic.) Wm's associa-
be shown at the Ointment“) be non at the Royal Jamalna today.
the Em A number of nut Roi-walk women
the Bowman are planning to attend the album
flothodist church in the church Frl-'
day eventua- The promo: will also
Include instrumental and vocal oe-
Mrs. John Plunder at. Crockett
'rriangle‘eiun. 'rno ploy. «out:
around amiss o! museum;
dents. It (concerns tile m at
what happens when Undo 8pm
advertises (or summer Mum
recelwo more reservatioll than no
is able to take care at. Mill. rum
ard will be seen in'tllordio 0!
"Uncle Ephriam." walls alts-limo
and plays the part. 0: a ooolotr VIO-
nian. Among those tall" M a“.
Janieo Witnail, Alfred wit-on. Elli-
.id. Howard. Anna NW.’ Halon
Kay. Myrtle Mills, Eduard Hill.
lreno kiannon. Lucille flail. Keith
Gainer. Dorothy Howard. Norma
Newton. Annie Shulolt. Mildred
Beaupaiu. Earl Brotlul'ton. bola
Baxter. Clarence L'flommedieu.
Verna Decker. William noward.
Horton Unit. Fred “Moll. “Orion
Mottrom. Mll'Jorie Hammond, Mrs.
Ellis Howard. nor-lone Delaney.
Geraldine mun-y. Nina lineup-in.
Dorothy Ghlouo. Ethel idol-an. Mary
Warn. commas Chanel. Ii. Char-
iott. William Halon“ David Show
and Wilbur Kasey.
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The pinoohie team. led by Lieu-
tenant uornoiiuo Van Convene: won
the lirol come in the tournament
between the We picked flame or
me- uayoowor Book and udder
oompony. which got under way in
the company's function in Van
mat street tut ninbt. The losing
side)“: contented by Montana:
Ernest Koomocbi. The second sit-
tlnx will be held on next Tuesday
ovonlnx while the tirot game in th-
tournament beleeon the team of the
Old Well nook and Ladder company
and the Eu; Nor-wall: iii-onion will
be played in tho Von moi mot
bouu Friday evening. The May-
llower committee which my.“
the tournament includes. Captain
Albert Ferris and “consents Van
Coevorinc and KOIPINKL '
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ur. and llro. Frank Wot-easily ot
Osborn avenue have been entertain-
inc at their borne, relatives tron:
New Yet-it city. .
O O O
m. and an. auto": oiloo oi
Fort Point mot have on their
mu. relatives lrom no: Island.
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fir. and ill-o. John Oopurora of
Fort Pom street bad as their Woo:-
ond guests. {nona- trorn George-
town.
oo 0
Mrs. Katherine Kimmion or Om
born avenue will entertain the mom-
buro ot the Women's Guild 0: Christ
church ot her home tomorrow
Mode at 8 o‘clock.
O O
In. William Johouoao or Brook-
lyn was the guest of friends in the
Third district Mord”.
O O i
The choir of Christ church will
hold in weekly Meanai in the 1130‘
tory Friday night.
I O O
‘ The molar meeting of the La-
flothodlll church will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock.
the business meeting held recent-
ly it was voted to serve a turkey
supper in the church all Wednesday
evening. February 18. The men»
It the meeting or the Non/ail; Mia-
loeol church. February I.
O O 0
Hr. end '31». Robert Jooolol! or
Savior avenue neveroturned from
they have
bra the [item of their Gauthier;
. o O 0
fire. 0 no P. Freya: “View
avenue-vi road a paper on the
~"Bu-inos- or State Government." at
at. which Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckluo
ot Rowayton. one at the candidates
to: commissioner of rail-new conn-
ty. will duet-iii. the duties or that
o
C O O
Chloride! Allen of First strm
has purchased the grocery store in
Joseph Bokoi who has conducted
the nucleon tor the out up your.
The new 1.310;“. e! Benjamin
marlin no”. Civil War Veteran.
will be pleased to hear that he is
costly” and
Ca
confined several minor
. *0 0‘ o . '
new Smith continues
toimprovootullilomoinoaarm
amount.” he has
3
,. l ' " ” .
tantalum in monomer or, no
the Harris biooit on that street from . ‘
(«unfailing nicely at his home in ‘
Van Zant Ill-Get. Hr. Howe. who ‘
, r . 4v”,
. fa
outs. mountain thumvsun'
‘ . ‘ ve been warned anon.
. ' have tour grown chil-
dreiw‘uouo small. Myibusband ll a
good/provider. very conceited. cross
and crab”. has a grouch on most 0:
the tint. -.snd'has met several lino
lob-yon jpoount or being so crabby.
His mother'iives with us and has tar
litteen your. . _It was" m'y.lault one
con-lo. but the was sick for a short
time and 1 tell sorry lor her. Now
she is quite old and not able to keep
house. Horways are so different
lrom mino and-she is or a different
nationality and it is hard to under-
stand on. another. She is always
nosing my things. 1 am at all
we who the doctor says it is bed
lint 1 have to have ilei. She has
money to pty her own way in an Uld
Ladies Home. She doesn’t. want to
xotiioro. but 1 am sure she would be
morooonulited and 1 know I would
as I out a norvoui wreck. I oilon‘
tool “it. mviniall and would were
it not tor durum my children. 1
have "vol on {Hurt-hat he would
chance. but! am alone to being bye-1
mini. 1 hove cried and proved and
new tool llito lilhtlns. 1min ult-
inx‘ norvo medicine continually.
M. H. 0. P.
My dear woman. you are giving
too much thought to _youmlt. and
not putting mouth love into lilo.
You say that your husband is crou
and crabby. but has it over occurred
to you that he might Write the same
oi you. Perhaps your husband is
sullering from ntrves too. You will'
not find happiness by putting your
mother-in-isw into a home. Just
imuino now you would tool at her
age: lureiy you would not Want any
one to urge you to pay your Way
into a Home. Kan will iind happh
hoes. however. by making the best
at her presence in the home and
realizing how very much worse she
might. he. What it 'she does nose
into your strait-s? She is at on am-
now when she has so little at inter-
est in her own lite that one turns to
your interests; Try to handle your
husband with love and a change of
‘ some or oneo'ui a while we to yo
andJaealthier thoughts your h‘upband
woutd mouse more soil-control.
meet 11.3 sharpen. "M mum
At tlrst it Will be herd. hilt ultimo
go'es on you will tind mm min: to
be better natured and the thing you
hat/e cried and prayed lor' Will in
brought. about. risotto. would. be
the worst possible remedy tor your .
trouble. . .
C l O
m cm Wi‘l‘n PM
Dear Mrs. 'i‘iiompmn: lain I
aim sixteen years old and to With a
boy two your: om": than 1 on. no
.1! a very good boy around me. We
don’t go many pincer-either mm
the show. i have irioho- who do a
good deal or tum about «I and tell
me that he goes With another art.
should i believe him or the one who
tells me? 1_ love‘ him and into to
boar any talk min-t him. What
should 1 do and who: should I oo-
liova‘l ‘. ._
Even it the young man to“ with
another girl. that. in animal. 7
against him. Xou an be or. not
engaged and therefore both at you
are ire. to to with whomever you
please. When tho {Kl loll- you he
he: gone with some one else. tell her.
“What it no nut" or course it
you hear much against lilo reputa-
“on you should be motel shout no.
in; with him. it. would not my to
lose a good name merely been». you
enjoy his company.
over with your parents and get their
opinion. Because oi thii!‘ more ma-
tulle years they” are better able to
judge the young man‘s character by
seeing and knowing him.
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106 2013'“! 1‘0 WY.
Dear M“. Thompson: 1 Mn en-
mod to a young‘ man. He is very
nice to mo. 1 am only reveal...
your. old and my toili- think no too
young to marry. but i love him and
believe he. loves me. ‘Nili you plan.
advise me?
. . DOLLY.
You are too young to be enticed:
Sines your parents do not wont. you
to he. tell the young man to wait a
low years belore asking you to give
your promise to him. If your love
heart and attitude. 1 am positive
that it you began thinking happier
W; 5
F
AS: ON
News No '
DONDON. Jan. :l.-—-‘i‘ho prevai-
onoe or long sleeves has brought
torword a new glow with long .stii'l
nnrrow gourmets which are worn
our the dress. The twins are soft
and told easily but the glove can be
worn pulled fully up with a sleeve
loos sown. The ornamentation of
these gloves consists of parlorstionl
alonguho edge or the gounlicts.
WNDON. Jim. 2!. -— The Zulu
chief wou'd feel at home before the
modern British cane and umbrella
rack. For the handles are pattern-
ed cionly on the knob krrrles of
Peach End Black
Is Color Scheme ,
-. 0 l
rt
m, ghmmfi n!
oimronlaoodbvavoodon;or
bird, nude. ; _.- ' _ ,
stubby. the .7 N
%
‘ mounted by a rust comm spray or
4 The light. woolen material or which
. .order' in tboOouocii chambers.
chants any. milestone» mar.
~ Win xuhrtaummm
m
. until January. as. when it to expect-
is’ real it will stand the tell. 0! time.
is or brown and~rust colored ribbon
tnmmod ruin a double row at
brown plcot show images and our-
ostrich.
NEW YORK. Jan. Ila-flumnor
turn are a feature or the new spring
coats {or dress and allernoon wear.
the caste one made to mushy iiniln-
ed with a broad band of summer
lur. The collar and cuffs however
are plain and tailored and the coil
is fastened with a niuititudo or bill.-
tons.
m YORK. Jan. 81. —- mm!
while and toil—that sounds an al-
trocttve combination and it ll. at b
exemplified in one or the ensemble-
Iuito am today. it contains.“ I
pleated skirt and ion: cost. with a
slightly nttodxback. notched collar
and nap pocitoto of navy blue chor-
moon. The cost. is worn over so
ovorblouse of white sills embroider-
ed in gold.
*.
NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-It is a fad
or molly smart women to have their
sprint furs made to order. Neck-
pieocl and choker-o bid fair to ,bo ea-
tromely popular and women or.
buying the skins and haviot them
made up by the terrier to harmon-
iso and complete the costume with
which pm on to in worn.
MEEllNGTO an
STREET LIGHTS
iS POSlPONED
Only‘FeW' 7
. Merchants
Appear at ‘City Hall
Because of Weather“
-New Date Is Set
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District. merchants tor more uncoo-
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Widow-y evening, January it.
when only a small number were one
out. when an mutton was allied to
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lord. fli. sum or to. lilo-tint.
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be slat-gel- representation present.
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matter at. such importance. It. said
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_ _' Household Hints
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Veal Loaf-~Thrce
one-half pound Mill
fine. six hullrr
tine. two match «an
and a little an
(ether. pm In mud
Il’ld basic
“1:. You may make
male sauce or null 9"
mnto soup. which I
sonod. in the hilt!
”up and pour it om!
you serve it. in “rill.
malts your own. 8'
tomatoes. season will
Mr. salt. a little our“
on with I Millet-
cornstarch if desired.
port
tit‘i‘asionlll'
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