i
Something New”
CLYDE B. SCEUMAN,
Director, Nutrition Service,
. lei-lean Rod Cress.
tho eighth of a. valuable
of ion articles, especially
. cd :or the Evening Sentinel
Ilss Schuman a national
ity on foods.) «
.. lads impress the foreigner
‘of their variety. In Europe
accustomed in vegetable
: to fruit salads but never
nbination of both. France
the first deliciously and
'ritain the second. but the
peculiarly American. May-
with both fruit and lettuce
horrifies the newcomer—un-
ompletcly succumbs to the
flavor.
ant to preserVe ur salad-
ablt—the green the vege-
lie fruits are all excellent,
.g \itamins .bulk. and mln-
But while to the nations
alads can be numbered on
crs of one hand, ours seem
nd varied. we ourselves tire
usual combinations and
n row ones. Here are 3
..ions for serving "some-
Wlth the excep-
- of she first,
ll «Jointly on a bed of
s.
“.1 s‘; _\‘
let-
.3 "rad of lettiye with olive
‘r'vor‘. juice.
‘ carro‘s
'- with caraway
r -.;=.':c of business on
icanri 1mm
LC‘ES‘S. “Sommercial Dept
, air-lair: {or
..7irl Frruriiies.
.77 House,
. and i'lxlures.
1:1 l:cser\e Agents.
Banks and Bankers.
items and Exchanges.
~.i7..: Accrued Interest
Lk.‘ prof‘tsi.
r: z'J-uzlc. and Bankers,-
X’KPC‘bll}.
' L'eposi‘e.
-'r5*- 0! Deposit.
checks.
Savings or Thrift Funds
' " v 'f.‘
,-s.
NESD‘AY. APRII; 15, 1925. ,
what Shall-l Eat .
'icau Salads Much More Varied Than
'llOSeDf Europe—Suggestions for Serving
spread .
NOTICE ;
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
.E HOME BANK & TRUST COMPANY
OF DARIEN
vu'ms (without collateral),
and demand).
.3.
Savings Depositorz,
wars and National Bani. No:
‘ LIABILITIES.
less expenses and taxes,
. \i:.: .Rcserve for Taxes. Dividend, etc.
seeds served with either olive oil or
French dressing. .
Cetus. cheese with ureway seeds
and green peppers served with Rue-
slan dressing .
Spinach, peas and tomato
French dressing. J
Alligator pear‘mixed to a. creamy
paste with olive oil. vinegar. pepper
and salt and served piled on lettuce.
Lower stalks of celery stufled
with a. paste of cream cheese. minc-
ed stufled olives and nuts.
A rinse: pimento With asparagus
tips and mayonnaise dressing. serv-
ed with cheese straws on the side
or the plate. '
Sliced oranges with olive oil
lemon juice. -
Sliced apples, oranges and raisins
withGolden dressing.
Figs cut open and stuffed with
cream cheese.
Dates and nuts with cheese. may-
onnaise and the “proverbial red
cherry."
Slice well-ripened bananas. sprin-
kle with freshly-roasted peanuts and
top with Golden dressing. 7
Heaven Salad—white grapes serv-
ed with marshmallows, pineapple
cubes. diced oranges. and rich
cream dressing.
Candlestick Salad—arrange a. ring
of pineapple with halt a banana in
the center. place a cherry on the
top and rich cream dressi
over. ng falling
with
and
' .
the 6th day or April, 19:5.
ASSETS.
3 57,793.25
3,800.00
193,295.64
12,860.00
756,739.50
464,488.65ll0 llivre'usv in zinzlr-rs' licenses. and
71,200.00
12,358.49
93,509.
35.052.
13,551.00
612.50
Receivable J..- ‘. 43’ 503.52
..____.__ . \‘lSlOY‘iSI
$1,708,163.46
it
100,000.00
raid . 18,025 17
: 21,790.90
750,759.50 .
656,959.75 -'
775.00
2,208.97 '
. 5,759.25. '
757.50
81.474.400.47
18,757.32
31.706.183.46.
t1 Connecticut. County of Fairlield, so. Darlen, April 11th,A1925.
uccrgc 1'. Beat-5e, Treasurer
s" ear that the foregoing
and belief.
L. 3
‘0 :r.
of the aforesaid Trust Company, do
statement is true to the best oi my
G. I”. BEAR SE.
:27.de and sworn to before me, this 11th day of April. 19:5
B. M. BALL'ARD. Notary Public.
IKEPORT 01" THE CONDITION OF ,
if SOUTH N0RWALK__ TRUST COMPANY
A‘ "22:: close of business on the 6th day of April, 1920.
ASSETS. .. '
azd Dlscounte, I,” 1-... l $1,656,866.82
:-:r. aside for Savings Depositors, “ " 3.354.933-33
and Securities, 374,010.00
"I iii-use. $3,700.00
:: Reserve Agenda.~ . . 273,000.07
"um Banks and Bankers. ' 3,133.80
-~. vaw ' 79,088.43
. Cash items and Exchanges. . 7.3.... 191195.58
' f
. . ‘ $6,048,576.01
LIABILITIES.
q'ock 3.3! S i300,000.00
.. W ' ‘ ' ' 300,000.00
:0: profits, less expenses and taxes. paid, - 45,511.82
‘ . banks and Bankers 3373-11
:1 Deposits, $8,654,932.32
;.3', Deposits, $1,608,428.40
:L-tes of Deposit. 27,408.49
“L checks. 9,404.65
"‘1: Savinrs or .- _ '
tafi Fund: 40005.00 $1,690.2(6.60 80.340.148.03
23‘ for Zlntcrerr $48,051.11 -
f“ for Taxes 6,280.90 54.31103
_...—————
$6,048,576.01
Liat-Jizies,
. s of Connecticut, County
marks .13. Hoyt, W or the
we” that the foregoing statement in true t
r.
use and belief. .
'. czrmcd
and sworn to betore me.
sen-scan 8:495!” 010th , ‘1
o! rairnéid, 33., Not-nun April 13, 1925.
aforesaid Trust Company, '10
o the best of my
CHARLES E. nor'r.
this 18th day 01197“: 1935'
l.
_ HouSE' Acrs
,judges at Derby. were placed on the
.calendar.
,llm Education committee.
.iei‘iwl lo the Stream Leasing. hill.
:Suiii that ”1-: Modification l‘ill incl
_'nis oily-minus.
M". Ti‘lUl‘illllll of Bror-klielti dill
(ml. lilw lllf‘ lit-ruse increase bu"
l
$265,244.891
e
lest
:6:lll0U,‘..’lll the committee should have
13 igiven attention to a bill of his civil. l.
l
5?3."”" and
$100,000.00;
,t-els. and lite way they cut. spawn of
1-313-95lfishvs lhf‘rt- “Quid have been a Pro-
‘153J3‘ »vislon for a l-ounty on sols~
1.431.:4I“a5 "n'dtd by tho
4
ONMANY'BLLS
DURING SESSION
Fishing and Hunting
Measures Debated —
Senate Does Little-—
No Civil Service '
STATE CAPITOL. Hartford, ‘Apm
15,—The Senate session yesterday
lasted but a. few« minutes. Them
were few committee reports and the
day's calendar was almost bare of
work to be‘ done. ' The Senate agreed
with the' House in adoption of the
bill creating a State Board of Opto-
metry and’dcfining methods'ot prac-
tice.
The Appropriations committee re-
ported favorably a bill which pcr~
mits the Board of Control to set the
salary of the State Highway commis-
sioner at between $5.000-and $8,000,
and .a section repeals 'the , present
law governing the commissioner‘s
office and expense accounts: The
commissioner‘s salary at present is
$8,000 a. year.
From the calendar_ the Senate
adopted the House bill which re-
quires that Boards of School visitors
or Town School committees shall
submit estimates for the year at
least two months before the annual
town meeting. ‘
STATE CAPITOL. Hartford. April
15.-—The bill to create a State Civil
Service commission was unfavorably
reported to the House, explained by
Mr. Bell and rejected.
Resolutions appointing
F. Healy and Joseph D.
\Yilliam
Shcehy.
The bill to pay John I”. (‘ulhanc
oi‘ Danbury a pension of $100 a
month for injuries recched while in
service of the state as a member oi‘
the National guard, with $3.441 for
medical expenses. and $1.200 {or
medical expenses for the next 24
months. “as. :ldopu-d.
The Hi! to require “instruction in
us oi' li‘lo‘ flag in Sl'llOOiS was rm
jeclm.‘ "ii an unfavorably report from .
.llr. llu-ll of Salisbury. .who had Oli-
\v0ulxl no? opposr- the It'll] on ”ml, 11':-
count.
Mr. Buglyt‘v of (lid Lyme objected
claimed the fault in the bill uastllat
it did not rm'ognizc «"015 as; the grim—
rnr'my to fish provocation. llz»
act
luv
and that it the coiniitiitr'e hall
ually knuun th‘> damage done
Debate
previous question
moved by Mr. Hill of Shelton.
ill" font-“mg pro-i
’l‘lle l»ill mums
Prmidin; for a 0‘"qu
“artifll til, a salary of not more than
nryrossary exprnsrs: ap-
pointment o.’ gainr Y‘I‘Y'S‘FYL‘ keeper:-
as deputy n'ardtns: making t-‘o for
hunting liCL-nsr; 3‘3: license lioldersto
be {Ul'nlrill‘d numbered buttons. to:
be “'Ol‘il on part of clothing spec ed
by cmnmlsrion and not i’.‘ be trans-
ferable; providing anrxv.‘al of ii-
cense ‘hecd not be under oath. that
license holder may hunt game birds
and quadrupcds during license year:
providing for combination hunting
and fishing license for $3.50 tor resi‘,
dents and $11 for non-residents,«villi
recording fee of 25 cents in each
case. funds from combination ii-
censes to be dividcd~botween fish and
game propagation: providing that
hunting license must be carried at
I'ilir'f
”may 5"”‘5'5‘ .‘=i. l'. Hal} of has! flVrjl’lliC, is
i-‘nt chum ll‘ Hunks”: slight HEY-FOX! ll‘l“!2';g 1-,- tile
7:46 o'clcn 1». 'gruunds around l‘lS r‘onr.
L‘Cil’li"ul‘_\"~‘lH Vii‘, ':~ . u .
1i”- liliiv “W”: "U"? 9’“ "a? l a Smrdwuutof \Vinlield street.
Ol‘gafil'1"l0“ t" LT“! V' ”was :i \r’ltor in .‘\'rw I :l'llifll‘: last
the Advent n'ltrzrcli and
to i‘llf‘ )uilil' "in 0‘. ..~, o o .
‘cllurcllrvs in, z». Luv '22 churn-iii The \\ c7134 of 1mm}; rim: gas main
ricelvrs . cw: \ivl'. fix-:21 Z-‘C‘ .5 l'l ii: avenue, Vs’lii Ln: started in
Ellis during Ln )rar. ~ .- future. in: thr: Connecticut
V ‘ ‘
all times when hunting and mum be
shown at request of agent or owner
or lessee of land: providing whenj
Governor suspends hunting season.
he may extend it later for an equal
period provided he does not extend
it beyond November 3‘“: giving
board authority to permit use of rifle
to kill deer on agricultural land:
adding thirty-day jail penalty to fine
as maximum sentence for violation:
providing anyone assisting in taking
fish from inland wavers must have
license: making fishing license fee
3: for residents and $3 {or non-resi-
dents; authorizing State board to
lease streams. for which women
must have licenses to fish. and for
which persons under 16 must have
a permit. to be secured without cost
from State board orhfrom any game
warden or deputy: prohibiting tak-
ing yellow perch less than 7 inches
long and limiting day's catch to 30:
prohibiting use of rifts or seines
without permits: giving officers
right of search of lobster boats and
cargo; -providing commercial fish-
ing boats must display fishing license
flag conspicuously at all times; mak-
ing minimum legal size lobster 3 1—8
inches from eye—sucket to rear 01
body shell: establishing closed sea-
son on blue crabs from December
1 to April 30; prohibiting taking
blue crabs except by scoop or soap
net. trout or hand line; authorizing
closing territory to blue crab fisher-
men: making legal minimum size of
blue crab 4 1’8 inches measured
across shell from tip to tip of spike;
prohibiting taking or sale of female
crab bearing visible eggs or from
uhich egg pouch or bunion is re-
moved; closing that part of Salmon
firircr in Haddam to shad fishing.
The House adopted these other
bills:
Repealing a 19".‘3 act allowing
Trumbull to issue bonds: authoriz-
ing Waterbury to issue $650,000 in
sewer bonds: requiring copies of pa-
pers committing insane persons be
furnished to the State Agencies and
Institutions department: allow-
ing Newington to issue $60,000
in bonds to pay outstanding notes
and to build schodl houses: provid-
ing for hearings before issuance of
gasoline station permits.
In the debate on the Civil Service
bill Mr. Bell was replied to by Mr.
Brinsmade of. “'ashlngton. Mr. Clark
of Hedda!!! followed, against the bill
and Mr."Bra.nsileld of Portland, the
Point slt‘rc'i (Julilil‘uims are being made by
home after YU-ldtlils of has: axe-mic. about the
:jduy viii: xiii-i i;i.~}":< in the road in that
'xyw yogi: Erect. The imvcr end of the ave-v
Democratic leader, spoke for an
overturn of the unlavozable report.
' 4‘ ,--
debate. "
THE summon =
iM arder Is 311353765017; Death
of Orphan Millionaire’s Mother
CHICAGO. Apr. l-i.——Surlicicnt mercury to kill a person within ten
days was ioumi in all the organs of Mrs. ~l£mma helson Mu'lintock. av-
oording to the completed report of Coroner's Chemist “‘iiliniu 1). .‘lanl-
is. submitted to Coroner “am today.
Investigation of “11‘ career of “‘illimu I). Shepherd. accused foster-
{athcr of William D. )lx-(“Iimock “orphan iniiljouairv." now centers"
around this house. “here arm, Nelson Didimitock. lllOthr>Of “‘iiliani.
was living \vlicnrlic died 15 pears ago. Join lug hrr fortune to her son.
“‘ith Shepherd as his guardian. .A chemical analysis has rcicalcd incr-
vury in the vital organs or the exhumed body or Mrs. McL‘iiutock, but Dr.
Charles .Rruscmzu‘i-l. (inwl) “ho attended hgtr in her last illness. says noL
mercurial ('fllllllollniiri “crc glicn her as nictlit‘inr‘. The home, once in
thc L'Cflll'l‘ of an c\vlusivc district. is now a. boarding-house, '
EAST NORWALK
feature of His veiling. .Tllo iliutic
Mil in? lllft- lwst civr so H?" dfiilct
is ('El‘lzilu to be an enjoyable LllC‘.
D U It
ll‘x. .lrilmr J. l'nnnill of
East .‘U "1",”le Bi. l3.
”VF-‘3" a'lclnlus: iii-1‘
,lhc
LIBRARY BOARD ‘
“TO HOLD SALE
"i‘i‘ll‘L'il is 11:71-5in
New York Ens!
'«innuul l.,:.’.'l"zf‘f‘l'l'l3"1_- at .lzamfilr'i long;
LoyalWorkerS to Hax'ci’fi‘af” . . .
51390131 'SGI'VICG 1“ n "19:"..33“£3.33}:
"i2“
\i->?'
list i... \:
~ cu'«~lm~l.,
A d v e ll 1. Christian
C 11 u 1' c 11—Danburyi
Speaker '
. I O n
, -- T’ o G, l‘. S I_':,n‘.-lltl;izvs of i‘hrir;
l‘r‘L‘iTIF “I” i-‘l"‘ 1‘ ‘3 l-""l““ "i Alr:r«:": mill. lii‘r'. this :iflvrnL-un 3:
Kurt Neruulk lil'vi‘ vl‘l".l=’?ll"=ll.“ :7 3n Dilly), 1n ijw ghoul! tori-3;
to support :1 in lullnilv r-nli‘irlit‘Zr“ .,,.,,,:.,,§.._
The library board of the East N-‘uv- . .. a .
walk Lil-l”: “111 7’3“ ‘ vaiorrvnw mm; the Vv'omcn‘s
ell lllrl'. day in l‘i" .‘llxili:i="' of i. ' i'llllr‘i'li “7‘7! hold
l‘m‘iflr: Tea. 51')” li:“lr lil"!ll}£l balm." fillpl‘lr’l‘ :nld
street. 'l:ll- .-. For ..:l :n . ' Ui‘l". Ilurin'; tho
soli«‘ltlng «xii :‘llplnjl’ "with musrinrni ill}! be 3(-
other food HUT". : zmwirri wrounlu. ladies relate new
they “ill lxai rt " “:97: earned thrv dollar “lllifh they
hand for the 351'“? . dC'liflllllt toward the supper and
The 1493-31 at
“in! ‘T'TF.
proplv's ‘.~1‘.'::...... s . .
and rumor company.
Air. illiti Eirfi'. Ilunan Jrlftc of Fe . s o a
SOMEBODY '
uptown police have one in their pos-
session.
known.
night at Connecticut avenue
Glenwood street by Patrolman Jerry
Dorney.
painted a blue color.
Oscar Mills to Preside
attending the New York East Con—
PAGE FIVE
FORGOTTOTAKE
e AUTO HOME
Looking for an automobile? The
the owner of which is un-
The car was found abandoned last
and
It was a 1921 touring and
ROWAYTON
LADIES’ AID
TO HOLD MEET
At Prayer Meeting
At Methodist Church
In Place of— Rev. Gray
The Ladles'jiE—df-lhc Rowayton
Baptist church will hold an all day
sewing meeting at the church today.
Oscar Mills will preside at the
mid-week prayer meeting of the
llowavton Methodist Church this
evening. Mr. Mills is taking the
place of Rev. Charles Gray who is
forcncc in Jamaica, Long Island.
. U U i
dart?-
GOODS
10-12 80. MAIN 8T.
Store Hours 9 to 6-»Saturday 9 to 7
ll MUNSIE’ ls‘fifi‘é
Millinery "
So. nonwm
week ago.
10. -
Blonde, White.
Just Received
, Another Shipment of ' Fine
Silk Stockings
- Oc Pair
These are the same quality we had a '
Full range of sizes from 8 to
Colors are Grain, Silver, Dawn, Flesh}
Sunburn, Moonlight, Grey, Rose, Taupe,
This isa wonderful bargain.
SHOP AT MUNSIES AND SAVE MONEY
Mrs. Harold X. “'ilson of Kenny-
ton avenue "is entertaining the
Good “'ill Seuing Society today.
0 O o .
The regular niid-ucck service of
the lioxvaylon Baptist church will be
ABV'S COLDS
are at a stand Still this week.
I
week plans i
e o o E
The inn iviwgrr circle or the
ironasion Baptist Church will meet_
this uxcning “in: Mrs. Louis Hopps.i
o o o i
There will he, a, rehearsal of the'
Baptist Choir Friday evening under
the direction of Ida. Moseley Beck»
ius.
Woman Killed in Fall
From Hotel Roof
Xiill' YORK. April 15. —— “'liile
thousands of persons tllronged the
vicinity of Grand Chiz'rul terminal
sistcrzluy afivrnoon, Miss Angelica
.‘liavrulrs, a purchasing agent of this
My uitlwr tell or leaped twentyttuo
storir's from :1 room in the Hotel
w‘mnmo-Zore, v. hurt; she had register-
vril Hurt-My an hour before.
llnr bmly crasliad through the
canopy of ti one-horse delivery
Purl-z standing in :i’iiarrow alley be—
tur‘cn- the hotel and the terminal.
.lolm Doyle, driver Hf the trucl-z.
leaped from 11:5 seat just lI-‘i’ore the:
body struck. when a taxicab drivcr‘;
shouted :i, parsing. ‘
Miss Morales. who was forty :ears
old. registered under her own name
andr that of her mother. Mrs.
Frances Morales. ghing Boston.
Mass, as her residence. ller correct
address in this city was found in a
card in her pocket. Mrs. Morales,
v !:o later identified the body at the
S'rm't Police station. was un—
able to explain the tragedy.
Police Stop Crap ‘
Game; Get 9 Cents
The uptouil police received a com-
plaint about a crap genie in the vi-
cinity of Spring Hill last night. Pa-
irolman Clone investigated and
found a group of boys rolling "the
bones”. The policeman confiscated
a. pair of dive and nine cents and.
after giving the boys a lecture. sent
them home.
.‘vl st
m , . .. are soon “n! podintho bud"
lit...l lomorrovlexfnlna. without“doci8ng”byusoof——
Owing to the {act that a. number, v . c K s
of chairmen of the committees ili‘ . '
charge of the Floral Card Part} , ' 'APORU.
Benefit for the llowaiton Library OurI'UWLv-Jmuyrurb
are out of tour. this ’ '
Alexander’s,
“The Home of
Good Will Furniture”
V 42 So. Main St.
Phone 3560
—-PREE—
A $10.00 Set of
Attachments
With every Universal Vacuum
Cleaner during the mouth
of April
The ,
Norwalks’ Electric Co.
TEL. 2978 11 N0. MAIN ST.
FURNITURE, ‘
RANGES
And All House Furnish-i
ing Goods at Lowest
THE NEW
. OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built’CO'ach
$1,188.00 Delivered
Bigger, Roomier, More Refined
The Coach Thu magnetism
‘ Canparison
AARON KOHN
South Roz-walk
Prices.
M. Gutkowsky
87 North Main Street
Opp. (Soldiers. Monument
Phone 418
Carpets and Rugs 7
Cleaned
by reliable people 1
who know how
Quality Work-Lowest Prices
005 APR.11
South Norwalk Mill
Outlet Stores
Incorporated
J. Mnrgulics. Manager
124 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
$20.00
C(mn. Carpet Clg. Co.
87 Cedar St., So. Norwalk
PHONE 969
Al“ ays in business
Piggly Wiggly
GOOD 0300118128
.wmIl-O‘ A-fl'dtvwfiilwloimwm n
\
. , 0 Due. has been recently repaired by ' ~ ' _
Abw. Tm; 01.0%. up; six-cm knummpm, ‘ . . _ . . _ Banks pay interest on . -—at--- .‘
when the “talilf‘l‘ condit‘ ' ' “ U3" -'~ L’US1BC55.‘V1€ 01a “9813- what you save. . _
to look lllreuicning and a it"; to X‘iFE‘. John Carievari who has been conv Philip iiidc'rson of East avenue 50 d0 WC. : POPULAR PRICES
111" t'0n1°"‘>l-‘58’«C‘J SUEW “3"; “f U“: l‘l‘fli To his home in Libvrly square. has purcli‘aced a. new‘autorrobile ' I ‘
Sculls; 96014;?» M 11:0 152181, G‘itll‘ff ’ use of illness. is much improved. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘. . ‘ ‘ ' Return 420130 in cash re- 1.) hi . St t
. .. . . «.c . in 1:. g , P . l a!“
$51,335:fiftiilJffa, 5.3.. n,_ar‘}u_ ; ‘ ' ' ‘ Mr, and Mrs. H. B. G. Ryder 01’ ceipts and get 00c in trade , " tee
' e. :.. ...:.. * mm W- “mock Winfield Van Zandt met .. were recent FREE. : Norwalk Conn.
“”9 on d ’ "".’~"i“[ thb‘J‘ $ll‘t‘9‘, has returned to his home a!- Visitors in Sound Beach. ' I
All the officers: of We \‘l’omnt's ' ‘
Foreign hiissmnary t-uclrfy of the ‘
East Avenue .‘l. 1:. church vvcre r9. . ..
elected at a muting of the society: ° 9
yesterday. The cfiicers are: l Melg 8 corner ' ” /
Miss Matilda Smith, prestdnnt, ‘ THE POPULAR BT03:
Mrs. D. L’licmmc'dicu. vice {HTS-g I
idem. l ‘
Mi:;s..Sadio Randall, secretary, i, '
Mrs. Claude Farr. treasurer. l ,
w ‘ < 2 . O “ C ’, O
.ev. A. J. Pcnncll addressed tne- Af E E H b In 11
meeting on the subject of lhe gov-1 ter aSter vent In H ate 8
ernment of China and the opium - . W ’ D .
trade. His talk was both enlighten? omen S [95888 Lmen Frocks
in; and interesting. The Work of, . .
the society {or the ’past uvcntyyears. ' ' S all d 38
since it was founded, was reviewed. ,. peel y price at $5 95
ciéifféutrhifiee‘ilijheifiéiiliiig This is a choice collection of warm ‘ '
were servci ° ‘ ,2. en‘s dresses fashioned in georgette Th *h . 1. - ,
. . . ;_ crepes. Some are chIgned in the 35?." 331““? mi.“ Effie;
I ":1“ streets in east Norwaik v'lll' popular ensemble style,» others with ,-are,so €351 $.18"? re- 31”
(19:11:05; Esnt‘irgmislélst {3131,3234 ”I": flares on the Sides or godets set in crisp: on “11 l “51?”: todp an
movement association (game ”might. *9. give the graceful flare eii’eet. to bugr severe . 1101. (£31 re]:
This afternoon mother is busy tnk- 5U” Others are Cllt on straight 111185. 1‘5 Cl] 861161.025.) a
in: the last stitches in the dress; .\ mode preferred by discriminating F‘Ot SkImPed 1“ any wzfay.
‘1; ”j; 0:10:30; “l” f‘ca” I.‘°m’=hf-; \vomenl Lace trimmings, embroi- Tb} growmg demand ' or
“=1 ‘Sr “‘5: f 1"” 9” ”“93 “n f“: 1.. r d b d‘ .- h 11 Irish linens makes these new
new pair of slippers and brother is " I} .311 ea 5 are used “it muc H b 't (it c , 1 h I‘d.
putting an extra shine on liis‘alrt-cdy ofl'ectivencss. Colors are black, navy, u [‘1 e_ , es-es‘a \3 ac a
' ' ‘ t d 1.: t Colors each
glossy hair. lawn. redwood, poudre blue and 0 up ‘33 e. P :
\Vlien the Improvement Associa- ('OCOH grey, green, coral, brovm,
tion puts on a dance it is no half l “’ ' . 1' l hi 9 and white. One
done affair. The committees in l 1 $1395 36 to 50 Ot‘flh d' uflv Lil: illustra-
charge have spent hours in plan- 5; . ‘ i.) 3 8X39 .4 c
ning everything so that there will . C Sh $2 :25 1011. ~
be no hitches and everyone will f ostume p8 Sizes 16 00 46 ‘
23:12}: ‘2':ngfilniiriirsmififfiifigf: Fine ’quality English Broadcloth Other Hubrite dresses“ 01
Balloon! and pap“. cans “in be a, Slips \v1th_hemst1tched top and halt English broadcloth In Flag;
straps. Sizes 36 to 44.111 flesh and colors and stripes. $5. -
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Wu}, 39.,er other members des'l- “lute. -0 inch Shadovs'proof hem. Downstmrs Salesroom
rous of speaking Mr. Matthis of Sey— ( 1
mour moved the previous question. ~ . ' _ '
which was declarcdl-carried. This ; _ 9 .. _ ,,
was doubled by Mr. Lincoln or Asliv TreJur Sampler Compact. i . ;. 7 V5 omen s Thistle Brand
ford. and a. rising vote upheld the ' _ / Rafl‘ D u“. Silk heal I“! '
Chair's declaration. 108 to 24. The ' flesh and rdCheue 506 | ’0 g ”teed e " $2
bill was then rejected. and the'House
adjourned. Professor H. W. Earnsm
was among those firho listened to the ,
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