kHike
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l
inc to the
"ne time.
.cc
‘ t 8
~ wring is to be held at
\ll troops of the city
- ~. nz-Ll to make this event
inzc to the large number
5 _. > a»; the limited space on
: _. _ _‘.r~0t‘. it has been round
pick the best drilled
.'.< iron! each tree 0
fictions in the fancy
V,Hld held by Troop No.
.:._ . has set a. mark for
‘zoops in the city to
: the special events of
.21 he a short address
,wmmissio‘ier irle Mc~
nicrcsted are invited
s-s .
: :1':s developed at Pine
3 my; the older menu
« Scoutmaster Har-
hing conducted as
indian name. Its
i 11-: attention 0: the
1» otherwise might be
Recently this pa.-
ro the Rock house
one of the recent
m Thomas Moore.
:z-il into the mysteries
n dnoblc tribe of
He has mastered
«mi: and manifests
on the hunt. but the
m (-omu: namely. si-
x.::cil fire. when only
:1) 1:0 heard.
v- !- O
_ m:
: 1: showing real signs
nicoting is s-sur-
., cevry Saturday a
Sun-:0 the inaugura-
3.-si,om there have
ro! contests. Mr.
and Mr. Young.
"2.7.11 of the troop corn-
.1
’l‘l
‘ \n considerable in- ,
ms of the troop.
. u the meetings and
.~ Mays. Recently the
' light hike to the
name] chlor at
Games were play-,
.— vcllo went on the
>; How was enjoyed.
" lil‘lllITS was £01169?-
r 1:)? the use of his
. C
vks all Tonderfoot
NO. 12 are to ap-
('uillt of Honor to
$3 tests. There
-‘ 7 l oims to the patrol
hays pass this test
. .1 award of 20 points
. lh’l'SF‘JG it.
44,!
v';r_
“.z'kvn of Troop N0. 12
Sa-outmaster Wheeler
; none the guests! of
"C‘i-I No. 1. which holds
.~ 'i‘rce patrol record.
- xi: troop is famous
.2' hikes. A hike is
2 .i. which will cover
> I ' 7“” miles and take two
’ \Isiiors were invited
“,le themselves, but
0 bring two or htree
‘ from their troop
1 :r party. The invi-
"pt-.‘d and those who
3 32-5 requested to girl: in
. fir Scoutmastcrs.
THE PATH.
man who fnakcs ti
to follow-
, . .. 5 the shortest way
.. 2 dale. and hollow.
- .— lerough a leafy grove,
3‘ ri byway.
x E‘r-acllong down a. bank
-' trjn’cled highway.
‘1 a gypsy trail
purple-shadows
"rarching trees
green meadows._,‘
each day I go,
‘: and through the .hob
the man who made the
D.
\g ‘
HERSHEEL!)
3iotor Transportation
to follow! ,
borne, in St. Niel: .1
1.8
t
Osb
g. cmonstr‘atikon‘
0f Scouting at Ar— r.
mory May 22—Jnvi-‘
tation to Go on Bicyn
:rguzar monthly. meeting A: = ,
..asiers will be held this 2. ‘
; _— 7.? the office of Commission-
It will start ct
and a large attend-
. loaders' course. being
ilze Scout Council. is
much success. There
, :axo‘overnight hikes takénv -
7 '19 Scout reservation at
' 3.9 last hike was not well
. . stormy
‘ .1 those who did attend
. .. another bike Will be .
,- - - c- l’atrol leaders’ school
registered in the
end to receive credit
.1 public: demonstra-
t'iill patrol is being
Training
PARIS. May 11.-—Marsha.ll Lynn-
tr. Governor General at French Mor-
occo, will need 100. 000 men to sup-
press the rebellious move of Abd- El-
Krim and complete the pacification
of Morocco. It may require a cam-
paign or several «months to defeat
the tribesmen.
This is the opinion expressed un-
officially in the war office circles. It
is based on reports received iron! the
general stuff‘in Northern Africa.
"Ten days have elapsed since Abd-
EhKrim. as head oi’ the tribesmen.
invaded French territory in Morocco.
and judging from the reinforce-
merits which have been pouredjnfo
the zone eke. ctiqn daily from France
and Algeria, the effectiveness of
Marshal Lyauty now must be close
to 70.1300 men.
During these ten days the French
troops have been unable to expel the
Billions from French territory. and
some or the French -_ posts are still
French Governor General of Morocco Declares
Great Force Can Suppress Quickly Rebel-
lion Led By Abd-El-Krim—Rifl’s Seem to
Have veteran Leaders-Maneuvers Show
besieged. They are being reproxi-
sioned by airplane.
" Leads Like Veteran.
It is expected another ten days will
pass before the French counter-ot-
tensivc .develops. Military Iclrcles,
here ever that the officers leading
the tribesmen in the field are mans.
euverlng like veterans and that they
evidently acquired their experience
upon the Eur-Oneal! battle fronts in
the “’orld “‘ar. ‘3 turning move-
ment around the French right wing
in the direction of El Bibane at.
tempted by the Rifi'lans. they say,
bore the stamp of another similar
movement during the 1914 campaign
in France.
General Niesscl. Inspector General
0! Aeronautics. arrived in Rsblt yes—
terday and‘immediately went i to
conference with Marshal Lye ty.
Qispatches from abut say that re-
inforcements are lying normally.
The passage of these, troops through
8: MRS.
Household Hints
MORTON
TODAY'S RECIPES.
Veal Roll—One large veal round
steak. three-fourths cup carrots cut
line, one large tart apple. one
scant teaspoon dry mustard. two
cups dry bread crumbs. one small
onion chopped fine. one green pep-
pcr‘chopped. dash poultry season-
ing. salt and pepper to taste. Cook
carrots until,.tendcr in salt water.
drain. cool. Rub mustard in on
both sides of the meat. The bread
may be in crumbs or small pieces.
Mix carrots with bread. add apple.
onion, green pepper and season-
ings. It this is a little dry add a
little water, spread on the veal.
roll and tie. Place in a. master
with ’some lard in it. Brown the
roll on't0p ot stove. Salt and pep-
per it well. add water and cook
slowly in even one and one-half
hours or until tender.
Pittsburgh Potatoes —- One quart
diced potatoes. one finely chopped
onion, one small can pimcntos. tour
tablespoons butter. x four table-
spoons flour. two cups milk, one-
half pound grated cheese, three-
fourths teaspoon salt. one-eighth
teaspoon pepper. “’ash, pure and
dice potatoes. add the onions and
cover with boiling salt water. Let
boil five minutes. and the pimentos
which have been cut Into thin strips
and boil five minutes more. Drain
and turn into buttered baking dish.
Melt the butter. add flour and
the country of friendly tribesmen
h‘ax had reassuring effects upon the
population. g
7 Causing Cneasimss.
MELILLA, Spanish Morocco, May
11.—A somewhat significant move-
ment 0 Ritfian tribesrnen in the
Ben! Sa territory is causing some
uneasiness among the military an;
thorities. \Vednesday night numer-
our groups of rebels appeared in
front of the Spanish advance posi-
tions southward or Bassfrau and
opened tire upon all the Spanish
camps. Natives declared the rebels
pierced the line between the posts
and passed along the beds or the
River Uardaua. reaching the vicinity
of Afar-aux: and Sidl. Messed and oc-
cupied the ravines which reach as
far as Dar Quebdanil.
It is feared that some ot- the
groups are hiding between Dar
Quebdantl and Kandusslm. a. con-
siderable distance in the rear of the
forward line, While soother concen-
tration is understood to have taken
place within rifle shot of Kindle.
headquarters o! the Spanish super-
intendent of the Beni Said tribe.
Leading natives point out that this
movement is intended to bring pres-
sure to bear on the friendly tribes-
men and cause them to rise against
Spain.
bring to boiling point. Add cheese.
salt. and pepper. Heat very slowly
stirring constantly until cheese is
melted. Pour sance over potatoes
and bake in moderate oven until
brown. -
Macaroni and Corn -- Two cups
macaroni or .spaghetll. and
canned corn. one and one- -hnlt cups
milk, two tablespoons butter. two
tablespoons floor. one teaspoon salt.
one-fourth teaspoon pepper. one-
halt teaspoon paprika. Cool: mac-
aroni in boiling salted water until
tender. While this is draining.
melt the butter. add flour and then
the milk gradually until white sauce
is smooth. add seasonings. , corn
.and macaroni and turn into baking
dish. Over top lay three thin slices
of bacon which have been cut into
small squares. VBnke until bacon is
crisp in quite a. hot oven- Either
the real lost 0:- ‘the cheese might be ~
omitted from this dinner menu un—
stir until smooth. Add milk and
less a very hearty meal is desired
as the cheese is a. meat substitute.
, J“.-
Before You Buy a New Roof -
see our
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Heflthem twist them; scufi' tllcmwitli yourfeet. Teutllem
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GETOURPRICESANDSAMPIBFIRST
LONG DISTANCE mom
so universally well dressed that a
mannequin attracts no‘ attention. It
is oxen impossible to ck out «the
Grand street or even the ten mina-
eggs from the down chickens.
or bizarre gown spectators do not
say‘fihat is mom‘s“. the fa.
"mans model." They‘shrdd and indi-
. cate that another movie aches: he.
designs on the Sunday supplements
or that the bootlesger’s bride is
loose
parent that the race cofirse is one
or the few places where sport
formal. costumes are universally
worn. Naturally the ensemble lends
Reel! particularly to such occasions
but the more feminine {reeks ot the
soft and striking silk weaves are
even more cppropr‘ste; smooth—3y
are particularly likely tawloburuct
the View. large hats 13:8 favored.
1n facg‘sig'ns are becomingr‘morc
efldent‘every day that 1925 is to
have 9. nutty romeo summer. The
best dressed women are already or-
dering lingerie gowns. Voile. mono.
seline and chiffon are being onen-
sively employed and while the sil-
houettes are slim. a light. fluffy and
floating appearance is given by pan-
els. aprons and metals which clam:
gracefully with every movement.
One charming frock sust imports
ed from Paris is of white pique in
horizontal bands about four inches
wide separated by inserts of point
do Veniso lace. The tree): has a
deep V neckline bordered. with
pique and the front is of. the cross-
over type fastened at the point of
the V with a big cameo ornament
, country the ministries-ace goers are? L
0‘: Park sveime from the denizen of) 7‘
It 3' woman appear; in staking
88311!-
None the 1am it has become ap-_
clothes are not en roadie. The more 7
me mm of arranging roy-
s! and high rate, marriages
while the principals are children
continues in indie” The Malian.
(in Singh, heir and oldest son of
the Mshmjsh of Maori, me of
gludls’ s vanities: princes. has
ijust been betrothed to the young
r ‘of‘the -Mshsrsjsh of:
dough“:
flu" ._
Hew Harbor View
Home Soon Ready
The new colonial bungalow. being
built on Oakwood avenue. Harbor
View Beach. by Mrs. Jennie G. ‘White-
head- 01 3003 Fairfield avenue.
Bridgeport. will be'ready. for occue
pane}; within month. The house.
which class: $8,000 to build. is excep-
tionally well equipped electrically.
All therlatcst cooking. .ironing and
washing devices are being installed.
This-house stands next to the first
3’
”
If you didn’t usit our Millinery Dept. today you u'
.. a. bargain. '
We need the room and have decided that -
Hats Originally Priced
9"
EVERY HAT MUST GO
$1.94 Now
” ,9
’3’
:1
’)
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SUGGESTIONS FOR MAY-TIME
Blonds satin step-in pumps. trimmed with mother
buckles, Baby Spanishheels ,
Tsn'calf. gore pumps, Cuban heels, old gold buckles _
81 WA!“ G108 81?,
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hous cto be built in this section. The
house next door is owned by Freder-
ick M. “‘hite andwas built twenty-
rtwo-years ago. when Mr. ‘Whitchead
first'begon the development of Har-
nnd at the left hip with a. huge
bow of cerlse ribbon. The track
has quarter sleeves'edged with the
lace and the lower front takes the
cup I
fear. or a. square apron edged with
the some material
her View Beach.
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by reliable peepie
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of , y o u :- immediate
one
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door styles.
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