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Hortons Have Annual
Famil Reunion On
hanksgiving Day
Republican Women
qu Children 5 Ward N. “mam"
WE MUST SAVE THE MEN!
Eugenists are now suggesting to women another field, hitherto
almost unexplored, in which they may wield their magic touch.
Turkey Dinner. Marks Wedding
Cheer To Inmates Anniversary Ce lebration'
‘ ' Mn. Frederick Heel-char. Mrs. From fime‘imincniorial it has been woman's great glory to Mr. Ind Mn. Irvine Horton. 18 ______
H'hree Hundred Patron nze Benefit Affair Held Al. Davis Kerri-soy.- Mrs. Frank '1‘. reiorm a man after she has married him. What 11 joy! What Couch street were host and hostess Policeman and Mrs John Smith F nt t ,1
' Norwalk Country lub; Charleston Contest IS BrundaIge. Mrs. Cavanagh. and hire. a noble deed exemted in Humanity ‘s name! {or a. delightful family reunion at Relatives In 0 i) B e l‘ V a ll C e (ll 'leli Elli] T \I\' “In?
Won By Miss Bessie Mac-Lachlin. Curtis 0"“ m'mb‘" °t u“ Cl" Hitherto, however, the reformation has ooniined itself to thc h$hah:$:t’l:tzliiiadhnunl one. The on wen 3"
ice 1111111111.. Norwaik Republican Seventh Anniversary; Ever 1' o no Has Good
fields of liquor, gambling. wild women and had house habits.
———- house was attractively decorated for
Th Children's Ward of the Nor- ”"3“" I‘“°°:u°“ 2°“ 11‘ “m" But a lovely green lli‘ltl is about to he added to this list. the oc aion in yellow and lavender. Time-
wall: capital will be beneuted to T0 Sin ' Toni ht ' “WIN" W ‘3 '°" ‘ °" ‘3" ‘3‘! Eugenists claim that the autioux 11111111: woman of the futur: Pin 0 was played after dinner. _ - -
Itha extent of 8300. it in estimated 8' 8' 2““ “mm“ °‘ H" “mm” will insist ou,looking 11p Hui t'amih history of her prospective iligiffx'iiiiignml A' “mm“ T . d L l R . . PM'II'WW‘IW" .11... M‘“ SW” .
"by" the Pr°¢°°dl 0’ “‘0 3‘11“" ' om husband to ascertain whether or not there is in his fiiniil 11 con- . ' l'le 0C8 CC] 6 ”w” "y C' ""“M' ”“' 37‘“ ““""|
League dance. according to results " “1"” ”W “V. °14 “4““ "1°" y "m "“n' H°“°“- "' 1‘05“” p versary of their 111 min”; with n tur-
Ititutional tendency to weakness of the respiiutory system of other
systems or organs of the body.
But if the eugenists think that the uiuioiiiy of girls upon (lis-
eovering a man to be subject to pneumonia, for instance, 11111
cast him aside, they are all wrong.
What more noblc sacrifice than to niarrv 11 ion knowiu 111
has weak lungs, or weak knees or weak soinetlii Jelse, and Mimi]
him back from the clutching claws of death?
And to tenderly nurse him the rest of his natural existence?
Carefully ch~r111liin1r the last spark e1'cr1' time the accelerator
gives evidence of dropping: down to 11 near zeroi
Then the, world will 1.11' of us 11'11111111 not: ‘
“There s a little \1'10111 111 saved 11 diciz of humanity from the
curse. of drink and made .-1 man out of llllll. ' but rather:
w. presented With a beautiful bou-
quet of Yellow and lavender
aanthomums.
Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Horton. Mr. 1
and Mrs. Irving Horton and family. 1'
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Horton and I 2 ““90” ”'t'
family. Mr. and Mrs. William Hor- 1 3 cup auet °h°pp°d “m'
ton. Mrs. R. Wilcox and Mrs. lrving 1 2 cup mun"
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l-
]_ H
but about to men. Pies. cake. can-
cry“ and fruit. were taken. in addi-
tion to “comfort wraps; nightdreasea
and underwear for the women and
overcoats and tobacco for the men.
Farley-Mulgrew
Of wide interest is the wedding of
Mia- Ailoe Mulgrew, daughter of
r. and Mrs. John F. Mulgrew. New
ork and Bhlppnn Point. and J.
haey Farley. aon_ of Mrs. John T.
Farley of New York. formerly of
Fairfield which tdok place Wednes-
day at the church of St. Vincent
tallied so far.
'Tho dnnce, which was held
Thanksgiving eve at the Norwalk
Country club was patronized by
burly 800 guru‘s.
Volk‘a society orchestra played for
dancing and everyone seemed to be
having a good time. gI
The lucky number dance as won
by Mrs. H. Benton and Mr. Ger-
Il'd, while tho basket of fruit. do-
' hated by Mr. Carboni. was won by
Mrs. Russell Frost. .lr 'l‘ho.Ch'nrlos-
ton contest was won by Miss Bea~
: 4 ate MacLachlin.
William Bishop is president of the
Junior League which gives a bone-
key dinner at their ll'illit' iii Putnam
avenue. U\'l‘l‘ ‘.‘
Ille'n relatives111111111111] the dinner to
wish Mr. and Mrs. 51111111 the inn“-
lest congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs, Smith 111 ri‘ iiiai'i'i'w
in St. Mary's church. lii'ltiiu port. in
'ovember 1399. They 111011-1l to lllls
,- inllllf‘fllllll'l)’ following the \\'tli-
dim: and I‘ollceiiiiiii Smith has been
:in 111-live :Illtl poptilni' 1111 llllil .-
the police force cwr .k'liit'c.
So far as Mr. Smith was concern-
cd no better (llllllt'r was CYL'I‘ sci'vr d
than the 0111 Mrs. Smith had ready
HTEAMEI) PUDDING
Mrs. l‘liircnu- II. Banks.
248 Ely Art-nun
1-4 cups pastry flour.
.tcnspoon baking soda.
chry-
t' of the popular con-
Grace. all of Norwalk. 2 cup sour milk.
' 2 cup molasses.
. teaspoon cinnamon.
1- 4 teaspoon cloves.
Mix and sift the dry ingredients.
Add the molasses and milk to the
suet. Combine the dry materials.
Fill two wall-greased moulds about
11'
Non Partisan League
New Haven women are planning a
program of entertainment for the
(lay and night of Friday. December
l-‘errar. in New York. The ceremony I whcn members of the Connecticut for 1h iv. . -'
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3 'Im for the childrens “11rd every thmleannl'dcd by the 15:1": Ray. “Thor-11’ .11 a man 0\\"11‘ hi1 1mm]. 11 l1‘1:,lii1 13],.“ ".\'.t‘ false i1-1~‘l1 liranch of the League of Nations 'l‘li‘lsfliili'etsdgo'ddndi‘rvftgl dill; Irma: 1.1111 1h:- 1:11. 11.1 111111 11124111111011}. .1.
, you; er . Oran. nuts 0 y 0 and on“ lUlK t0 flm 1. ...]... "om-15m. . ., Non-Partisan Aasoclaiio ill il - ' ' I ' . ‘ 1- -' ' ~ - «
. _ 1.0““. of his \1' .1 n w 311 1 I .imuiin. that t..1 1.11.1.1l11n 11.1.1 .111
Patroneesrs for the ‘finir Wed Rev. M. A. Bhoehan. who oinclated 5‘ -.. i“ or from all parts of the state for “"m excellent one.
nudity night were: Mrs. Louis Leh-
‘anaier. Mrs. W. J. Tracey, Mrs. D.
at the marriage of the bride's par-
tlicir annual meetin . which will b
cuts. and was followed by a wedding ' “
held at the Hotel Taft. New Haven.
llt‘lJHlUH 111‘ Mr. and Mrs; 141111111
Much Interest IIAroused in Proposed
. W. McFarland. Mrs. H. W. ENEMY breakfalt and reception in the itnl- on the afternoon of that do At ti o ’ I all of illidn. 1.1111, who 11'1-11 1111-1... .
Miss Mnriposa Taylor. Mrs. Samuel ian garden of the Ambassador. New Plan Of Ig‘We" K I N meeting “.1“ be read ”:0"! I); Sentinel 000k BOOl‘ 11': re 1114 lullmvs: 1112.11.11 .\ii.1'. .1..1.
0. Adams. Mrs. E. T. Berford. ”"1 York. 0 “0“" (WV 'illk 1\Ctl‘€SS special committees. following which Y “' “IMMWOH' M”; ( ””mril‘" M‘ ‘
Edmund “”9591 1“"- Laura Hugh“ Miss Anita Mulgrew was maid of the election of officers and directors Fried Apples. “in A " "M “H" l“ “' MMW’"
Miss (‘1-1'ili11 l.ilil1llll;:lull.
Miller. Miss Amy Stilv'eh.
fil'ss linil'
Kenn. it
had Mrs. Russell Frost.
The brides-
Among those seen on the floor
honor for her sister.1
maids were the Mlssea Grace Bren-
fer the coming year will take place. ten-
'l‘hc.re will also be discusalon as to
Four large tart apples. 1-2
That considerable. lnltll'b'l has al- plliti1i1111 01 111...... “-1... ....11 g. 11cr.1l p l ., t ”(I 00115
s can 1' nnunion. .. :11 up
1cndy bcen aroused in tl11111lioo||1ui1.11.
PATRICIA MCDONALD
IWare: The concert to be presented by non Marian Hearn Dorothy Kane ‘1‘ " “I” "" “”h' “"‘V ‘0 the re am f 1h 1 . t ' i" ii- i ' m'“"""‘"' 'l' ""“l‘li““""" WWW“
i ' - 1 of druiiiutlcs‘ lwln 11r1...11.1' .. . . .. .. , p gr or o comm, “i‘ “ "“er 3 '“ ""l‘n‘m’i “ll“‘L . . 1 .
Mr. and Mrs. George W°°dwfldj Miss Patricia McDonald. singer and and Alice Stem. Ad inn Farley u- Alisa Amelia. Gurdnci- ”I [flail-illiq‘llulfi): :IoIrIiu :1 .III 1.1.1.11] “1.1.11.1. i..u.-1 and months. when apples and wipe drz'. {c- "delmore John \‘.. Snilvh, l.:1rl (.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop. r dramatic interpreter. in Westport listed his brother best man. and nue is (‘vidi'ncul by the IIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII .. IIIIItIiI ..nI. II1I ...Ii........11 1.. .1...“ Following the meeting :1 dinner move corny but do not pure. Cut .Kmith l'.I.~1nith, andI the 5.11.11.-
..nd Mrs. Harold Greene, Mr. 1and 10,“ng in the Y. M. C. A. auditor-Itho usher! were the Messrs. George for'enrolliuent already needed by II... .. .I ..I... I.I,....11.-11I.Ii.y the intel- will be held at the lloii-l .1'111‘1. the in quarter-men slices. 111.111 1.1111” Mildrf‘d. Gladys and Iaillcl Smith.
Mrs. James Wood, Mr. 1mg 11 re iu1n. will be the met affair to be Moran. Edward Moran. Morgan liy- 'he Silvcrminer l ..-In ..11.11.. ...-..- ... .i11- 1....-.. ..m1 lvrlnclliul Speak” m “III.“ III” h.» in frying pan. add apples.cov1-r and
’Arthur Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs I e 053- given by the new officers of.lhe “70- 11111. William Pitt and Felix A. Mul- !‘ ' . ' I . "" "‘ In'. Email Jnoakh. Dr. Jacckh. who cook ONT :1 hot tire for several min-
If. and Mrs. Arthur Mnlkln. 111111‘11 Town Improvement associa~ grew. Miss Gnrdnrr, Who bu! Warn She i1 111111111111 iiiivi: 1.1- It in 1.1.11. is visiting this country. is the l’oun- n'es. Reduce heat, sprinkle with
In. and Mrs. Ray Mnikin, Mr. tion. 1 The bride wore . gown of white experience behind the footluhis oii nix-1| 1'11ltlirv' 1111' 1'liii111'1n. giving Her and President of the Institute sugar and cinnamon and cook until
1. ,i had Mrs. L. warren. Mr. and Mrs. 'llio proceeds of “In particular nf- 'smin. period of 1880. trimmed with which to drnW. hollev't1 ii1.1-1- is n lllt'lil H11» l1...'411' pi‘lli' 1111.211 \1l1l1-11 “.111 of Political Sciences. Berlin. 11 nicm- apples are tender and brown. BORROW
”-1110! Baldwmlmr.and1¥1u-Gl\£irl ll-ll‘ “ill go towards the health work .i'oe‘o p01,” lace and with a. train or good healthy livid in this con niutiity iv- 01‘ uniolii Iu'iielit 111 [hi 111 111 11.1.1.1 lH'l 111‘ the Federal Economic Conn. if the apples are pared they will:
' 1”,)“. and Mrs. Peter "0 (‘3'. r 111w helm; carilrd on by the lm- .lht‘ sumo lace. H'e veil 0‘ tulle was i for the development of her llltil. ilili'l' NH‘l.llI prolesuionii o1- 1.11311...“ oil and was a delegate to Versailles. mil apait during the cooking. Close' MONEY
8m Mr! Leroy DOWNi M [revement Association in Wcatport. “Men“ with orange blossoms. In The actress intends in make Nor- careers. , (.1 non. Locarno and Geneva. ills wan-hing and a low 11m are “new.
Mr. and Mrs PM“it KIWI“; Mrii. Well 1111111111 111-ll rcad.11eliedu-NMe of the conventional bouquet . walk her permanent home. .11.1i with .\111i1111.- 1:1lit.~.~i 111011.. .1i1.1.1' (inl‘ii- “”‘ll‘l‘ “'“l N "Th0 New 13111490." sary because the apples will burn l-‘ C i Cl th Bill t
m Mrs. Ed Grinrod, Dr an M rated and 1Iieii versed in the art prayer book was ””1ch the cooperation of the peopi. ..{11115 ...r 1.5.1,“... Im. “.350" «nough for it is expected that this will be qilckly after the sugar is added. or on. 0 05' s a
dill-II. Mr and Mrs. Barton. M 1'. which is hem’ Mm McDonald can. Miss Anita Muigrew. the maid of city. Will be Ible to realizv here. a. :1 hen iiii'uiiv 1.1o1luian1i \‘Ultt' 1111.1 0‘“ 0" ”‘9 "‘0“ important "WWW!" ’l‘art apples are the best for fry- [metal lntt‘rt'st
“a M," K Coburn Mr an; 01:1. “0t fail to “I!“ m hearts °' ”0" ““' ' honor. wore a frock of peach color- “Mon! dream. 1» Mn! «111111-71. lastly. she 11111 that i' ‘1‘“ “15‘0" 0‘ "‘0 organization “‘51 m“ "5“" “Cid” "m" m“ b“ '
R. Thomas M" and Mrs. ar (“MC“- 1;1l Keorgette trim-ed in velvet. and 1191' DUTDDIE '5 ‘0 tench “"""' “‘110 ”irrnhi h llostiirtb lilOdilllllL: and dic- and it is hoped that all members Of ”5‘“ ” “““floufly sprinkled with [’0th Loan corp.
.Nuh M Le. in n ii‘olk songs and native costumes '1. large it" hat or the same color. desire to fit themsci on for prof... 11.... n 1.. 1 1111.111. 111:.111111 fatigue the (‘onnecttcut Branch will attend. icmon juice.
Mr and Mm “mm :4 c it. have been both her hobby and her She curled 11mm muggy chrynun- slonal work on the 11:11. or on 111.1,...“ 111...... may he found... ‘ Anyone desiring "overnight hosplt- ____..___.._,.__. 30 Wall St. Norwalk
b: Danbury. Mr. and re 1 work. and during her several years themums. The imagemnms wore aiitv" is requested to notify George All fresh vegetables should he 0 l . _
' Adams. Mr and NIH-140“" 1‘9“” abroad. she spent conlldfl‘lbli’ time peach colored georgette and velveti J. Bassett at the Bureau Headquart- peri‘r-ciiy crisp before being put into V" Tr stram 3‘ Him”
it paler. Mrs. Benton. Miss Bessie Mc-
Idohlin. Miss Elizabeth Polzer.
Mina Adele VnnScoy. Miss Irene
Millicent Brady. Miss Bess Co-
.Mlsa F. Flynn. Miss Dorothy
1!. Miss Mary McMahomI Miss
ice and Miss Lowndos. .
iiiuu Elizabeth Weekes. Mile Jo-
*mhipe Miller. Miss Dorothy Skelly
n ke. Fred Joveioy. A. Rummler.
Wklln Smith. Gnnln Cnv.unngh
munch. Jack Cantos. George Ecklln,
and Bryan McMahon.
Olivermine Guild Theatre,
i who has had 33 years expert.
. ‘bncb on the stage. will accept
h. limited number of pupils in
J
'Idiu Gardner will be available
Itor directing plays and for in-
5‘1Besldenoc, Ponus Avenue,
Phone 851-3.
studying both.
Miss McDonald has a number of
in Czecho-Siovakia. Myspeclalty is
singing native songs an when I
saw a beautiful Croat c stume of-
fered for a mere pittance in Amer.
loan money. I must need have that
onc too."
out and in the morning the milkman
brought it in. a fine piece of femin-
of thorough sympathy regardless of
her costume. One is impressed that
she is on trees through and
through for en a change is made
maiden.
in; clothes or dishes.
6
A Mew and Beautiful me of
Rochester Heat-Proof
For Thanksgiving It
Frank Lender’s
96 Washington Street
South Nor-well:
1I
WATCH THIS SPACE
FOR SPECIAL DAILY FEATURE
with large brown velvet hats and
carried chrysanthamums.
ground of oak foliage. ivy and lil-
lies. was arranged in tables of eight.
at which the guests were served the
wedding breakfast.
After a honeymoon spent at White
Sulphur Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Far-
ley will live at 515 Park avenue.
Burch nvenu entertained at bridge
men' a. Consolation prizes were given
Mr. Smith and Miss Sherman.
Miss Van Bcoy's guests were Miss
Eleanor Mathews. Miss Elizabeth
Wnrdwcll. Franklin Smith. Francis
Likes Aeroplanes
The Duchess of Bodford. London.
one of the newest remit! to flying.
threatens to become a rival of Mr;
Sophie Elliott 'Lynn. Britain: plo-
frequent trips to Manchester by air.
and also always goes to her seat at
Newton Stewart. Wigtonahire. by
the same method.
The ducheas contends that to keep
pace with the times. it is much
cheaper. in I way. to hire machines
and thus avoid expense and upkeep.
At Dinner .
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller 20
Elmwood avenue. entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy D. Dowha. Albert M.
Pohlman. Mi- Willa Miller and Mien
Mrs. Mitchell To
Open Beauty Parlor
Mitchell, who has lllCCt‘SSlllH) eon.
ducted the Murlncllo Beauty 1 .1'iors
at 9 Cedar street for tire pm: two
years will open up her new 111-inn.
on Washington street. over I.i,:::- it's
drug store. Monday. November :11
“Just like a New
with individual booths and an 1111.11
Iork shop."
Initiation
1111111111 will take plud’e .11 1h.
Mott avenue. December S.
earthen bowl and a wacdcn spoon
because a. tin dish and iron Spoon
are likely to discolor.
Exclusively For Dishes
Never use dishclotha (or any pur-
pose except washing dishes. Have
The only w y to keep your car-
batte pail hy nlc is to scrub it once
a day with da and boiling water.
and if possible dry in the sunshine.
Best Spices.
Always buy the best quality of
spices. Only In small quantity is
necessary. and the flavor is or the
utmost importance.
Bridles Down.
After you have carefullywashed
out your scrubbing brushes. turn the
bristles down and dry in the sun-
shine.»
u
Prisoners Make Socks
authentic costumes from the lands The sanctuary .wu banked with Q11. . 111 1.. .1, (Wm
. . . I :11 1 v 1' r of .1 10.
magma. Midlhflozfizz aihfe'll’i'ipiifl: iifhiiiie DIinninbgonndhtheczéstutls. in: palms and white chrysuntliégiuma. on Washington Dilet‘t 14.1111 111 11. .11 .1 .1l :iitivity 1111113111]
rho .. s ‘ ' “5 e W 0 9 0 PC And later at the ”reception. t 1181- In k «1. \\ 11111-11 prim 111-1's husv 'h V '
at.” “Donnell: MCDOM‘M' “are” the}: “p 33" replied: fth t ion garden, vivid with autumn t'low- Friends will be illtcrcs! 1i in ”11' n1'1‘.‘ tl11'1c-st01'1' ’ 1.1mm ‘hrmfg l
m ell-Do ' was it‘ 1: arm 0 aces ume themums. with back. 1. .. .I, - . 1 . - . " '
“guise Young Miss Inez Munhall. that attracted me when I was first a" and Chi-"m looming that M". Emmi!“ J. “(mum ”anle is coniplctcd M
San Quentin penitentiary. Sun From
clsco.
Blur-hints will he Installed on
11lil1 ii the wonun will make all the
Rocks llv't'Ilt'tl by nearly three thou-
sand 111:1le 1'0111i1-ts. as well as all
,\ir. and Mrs. David W. Raymond.
holding Breakage.
“'21 '1 11.1- 'lilnz tho glassware dip
ix1uirislon 111' the glass caused by
i For Richer Sauce.
i To 111111111 your white sauce richer.
111.1 part cream. l'sc one and onc-
l1:-li‘t1-,ispoonl'11ls or florr to one cup
of cream.
Replace (‘ovcn
you put back the cover immediately.
Take (‘nrc of Sink.
N1 gleet of the sink causes odors
and waterbuirs. chp it at all times
free from scrape. After pouring
dirty water down the waste-pipe.
follow with clean so that the foul
water “All not remain in the trap.
0 firm: Silverware.
An easy way to clean silverware
that is not too tarnished is to moist-
1-11 a soft. cloth with water, dip it
in whiting. rub off with another
cloth. and polish with whiting.
crs. 139 Orange Street. New Haven.
boiling water.
Re ad 's
K . ' . ”‘0 50‘1"”in llH'y themselves need.
I”: 31:13: 33:31.1 13:: MIles‘ael‘iuzegive e113“; 13:11:01, ‘22,? 1:02;??"2 z: N", York. Mrs. Mitchell will have as in r . s- '1‘le re 1'.1ii 111111 In.- looms on which Store Hours 9 A. M. M 6 P. M.
won. ' her Serb costiime. ”it was the at. B .d P t Distant. Miss Arm Allen.- who is :1 the \1'0111w1i-11ill hearegIll the plan. 1st,?
' ancla Burns. Loul;ILIehérlnufr. rcctor 01 the museum at Belgrade 1'1 ge ar y gihdiiiiierugiegiisiyxmgi1.:‘3‘51101 111-ts 1:.11 anIi San Queh '
1 .Lon s ares . . . . . ... I.
It Everettlrey 8 who kmw I wanted one He sent Miss Adele an 8coy. 81 Van board examinations. llllltl GHOStS
lift You are Giving Daughter a Fur
., ’ ham 0. Taylor. the dress: but the owner.——how aha last evening in honor °t Jack Bk." . \\'.i~.h.1..:1on .1 .-.~ ; .
33mm} Greene. E. Mead. Charles wept after "my,“ pushed it acro- of New York. After cards. there was improvements. will be, Mrs Mitch II. .-. .1. .-.1.l.y,‘t:1i‘r:i hirialiirrianr‘ei f M
Burns. Mark Donohuc. William the table to me. and accepted the dancing and refreahments. . ells new parlors. for she has spin-...! 1 i. '1'1111111‘ Mia. Mary A. layton. t or stmas
Ward. Bradford Pollard. William price demanded," Mlle Polaer won the girls 'flrst no expense in making her shop th. I .11 11 I 1.1 liay.inond and Mr, and
Horton. Harry Arnold. Edward Miss McDonald sings with an air 9"" “M M“ 14““ “1° gentle- "1°51 attractive and W""'*‘"“'- iii: l.« 1.1.11111 Raymond.
why not get it now and let her have the use of it through
November—until the holidays? Here are '
Fur Goats Worn by Fashionable School Girls
'tlw' frown ill the war 1v~tc
and she in Polish instead of Runny. Polzcr. Miss Hariett Sherman. Mina n , . 1 1 n1 1‘ i‘ 80
o . ext mee ng of the lride o t.1.11rt11h.-1- will he 11 .1 on the inside and ‘ -
ANGIE Gardner lfil'3dnlotl‘2'ésiilindialed: afii’aitiiiii $33131.¥£2vn£hfizalflagfugexs; Narruk to be held at names .111. 011 0.11.1.1. :11 11... fizimc 11...... 1mm...“ Pony, Caracul, Muskrat are favorites on all school
campuses, and are also excellent from the standpoint of
, M I . . W .11... part lll‘lllu‘ suddenly heated in
f DIRECTOR A rubber apron I. an .- lent impinge. Jack Birce and Ralph Ly. um" Cakes. what hrczihn them. long wear.
of the protector of the clothes when h- For cake mixing nlw nya use uni .
Grey and Cocoa Caracul
Pony In Three Shades of Brawn
['1
I
Splendid Quality
Bream $325
rams. voice in speech. post- Casseroles neer airwoman. other cloths for wiping up spilled A»: soon 11.. you have taken the I -
nre. breath rythms and dlc- P. l t The duh... do“ not “I“ her good and for handling am,” .....IImI. .1011 went from ”II. “mm Man) grey earaeul coats were seen to contrast With
tlon. Individual 19mm andI [e P a 03 own aeroplane, a. aha prefer-g to ' llfl rrei. .‘ll'ri‘li‘ bucket. spice cans, and blue, red, and green costumes It football games. A youth-
pluses may be arranged. Tea Sets hire one for occasions. She makes ficrnb With Soda. all closed emitainers. he sure that ful model 1mg straps at the collar and cuffs, 1
Special $l95 '
Blond, medium and dark brown pony coats are made
on smart tailored lines with collars of fox, fitch and beaver.
Complete assortment of novelty fur coats as well as
muakrst. beaver, squirrel and Hudson seal.
. "c
1" . Third floor.
Leather Costs are
Fashionable with the
O Younger Set
Not only are they good
looking, but also allow free-
dom of motion and warm
comfort. Worn with every
daytime costume, they are
exceedingly popular for hik-
ing, skating and the campus.
$14.95 up
Third door.
any Little Girls are Asking Santa. "
for These Dolls '
Now it is possible for little girls to have
a lovely family of play children from wee
babies with real baby faces to grown- up dolls
with blond or brunette curls.
Pg baby dolls that go to sleep and cry.
Bye- o dolls whose heads are breakable, as well
as unbreakable dolls. $2.50 to $10
. New this year are babies in knitted suits
. all cosy and warm for winter. $4.50 and $6.95
Big doll. with real hair and eyelashes, are
very much like real children. 83 to $18
Mothers are bringing small daughters to
our doll section on the third door. It’s a reg-
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STARTING MONDAY Helen Van C. Miller at dinner you.
‘r nfdly.
, Grandma and granddaughter, the buggess wo- ”
{man and the politician; the disillusioned one and
the dreamer; the home body and the lovelorn—
. 1they’ll all be interested and they’ll all read it be-
cause—well, wait and see!
Beret Tune in Gay
. Colors '
$1.95.
Girls and boys alike
are wearing the hats of
the famous French dev-
ils. It is a fashion
which is becoming to
all. Red, navy and tan.
Third doe. 1 as
Black Suede and
Alligator Call
A combination at the
height of fashion! The
low walking heel lends
comfort to a smartly
designed shoe & street
wear. , $10
Main floor.
on THE MRS. DOHENYS GO TO COURT
An opinion based on facts
outweighs a prophecy based
on imagination.
—Bueno's Obliga-o-grams.
e coming winter will be tlie coldest ever while
.1 are are just as positive it will be mild. ' .
agree that no New England winter is ever so
mild that you don’t need Coal.
when you need it you need it badly'
HAVE YOU GOT IT ?
’t wait for snow to block the atre'eta and We
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our case rest or fall up
on your husband's opinion -
oglt. The men folks are '
enthusiastic about‘he qua-
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