New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1921, Page 5

STYLE QUALITY ‘VALUE RUTH ‘N ADVERTISING 170-172 MAIN ST. Dresses Within Reach of All m M NICLAIR CHURCH || GREATLY STIRRED 1 Liquor, Masquemie Costumes, ‘etc., Canse Commotion Montclair, N J... March ,16.—Could (& costumc worh by g !.v\mr old fim, ‘corsfsting of a brief two. hltr‘c bath- | ing suit and a'set of critikly tinklets L.peeping from beneath a celdrful cap, beé considered an “infelicitous’ | tume for a masquerade ball given in a“ suburban town ufider church aus- pices? cos- or rather was, agitating’ 150 ‘of so members of the Wan hung Congrega- tional church, on “Watchung avenue, i the respectable town of Montcla N. 7. it Unfortunately, !hal is not the whole of the question. rLittle . matters of «drinking liquor and breaking ‘of con- tracts also figured in the Washing- \| ton’s birthday dance of a 'subscrip- tion club connected.with the Watch- ung congregation held in, - the cdm- lnlmlty house adjacent to the church over -which™the Rev., Dr. Thomas Travis, a veteran Vimy * Ridge, .Ypres and other engaggments invglv- " ng ‘Abstralian and:ii ghsh' forces in [‘the World war, presides. There_is no denial either by the dance committee or the standing com- | mitige “two webks ‘dfter the dance, that. there was some | liqior on Washington's recent birth- day, There is no denial that a cer- } taiy, youns gentleman of prominent | ‘eolnections did fool-staid members of the congr on with his ringlets and “athing girl :coftume. : | He wore stocking that reachéd | sibove His kmr« éither for the sake | of “felicity’’ or to disguise his mas- | culipe shanks, but mow there is not M | ‘thc™ slightest 11 féeling and as evi- dence «9f it. another dance, the last sc hululcd under the present contract, | wa 1d in the compiunity house last night.” This dance ‘was the superia- | tive of the felicitious. The ‘dance committee who have béen running affairs of the masquer- t ade sort in the churéh house for the { Jast four yecars consists of Mr. and: Mrs. J.-D. Gone of 83 Beverly road, 1. and Mrs. C. C. Wendehack of 124 mdonhurst avenue, and Mr. and | Mrs L. D. Elmer of 77 Beverly road, |.all comparatively young folk. Fath Fcotiple receited h stiff létter from the | standing_committee. who has the righit to say whether tha communify house =hall be let for dances and like enterjainments, s THe Standing Cormittes consists of the dominie and the deacons, With o fow others, - inclpding .F. ed eriue Toinith! of * Rdgergomt 7 Rad, oW 5 Sevenagton of Eyliterton . Boad, Albe 't Rohn of “ur}u’n: avenue and % 1. lrl\hend of No. 236 :lrk D‘rt“ theg the I z the danfe Mmmuuo 3 w éluvige which pirovides that ‘thdrels tp<"be “No infelicitivus dances, or | nking, or cesty l mbfhber of 1he dance committée confesed that was puzzied by “infeficitious,” "~ but Mr. | Moorprugd, wn kspws more about the little disagreement than most L nybod the Word explained _later . thatythe ward: genierous’ 6nb, and fhe acs Hlon Zof thie sidnding committée. has been broad throughout The contract expired with the dance Jast night. Mr_ Moorehead pointed out that, with a signing of the same con- | tract \again , with; cersain ‘reservations, '|'he” dGes not care to have published, | dances may continua there until eter- | nity, so far as he is concerned. |~ The fact is, everybody connected is willing to admit that. the settlement | of the difficulty has bBeen along the | broadest $maginable Ainess and that kindly feeling reigns. It was learnéd jhat the dance com- mittee did, .not' have a copy of the contract - last Washington's birthday, { but a copy was sent them soon after- ward. Whether any of the feminine | dancers were in any’ way indecorous |"could mot be learned, ‘but Mr.’ Moore head expressed his belief that the most infelicitious act of which any | of the fair sex was guilty was in |‘wearing canventiopal etening gowns, buf“¥We corfessed that Hex could no nothing about that, nor did he want { to do anything. LM, WMlorehend Mla-rot tenn. the Aaance Feb, ope last mg not” Peing. a dancing “he’: sal fie report” of thé | things th.x happended at the Wash- | Ington” ‘birthday .dance- came from a member of the church who did attend. {,8ome of ‘the :glcohglic - respomsibility must be borne by guests at that dance. he aserted, but a part of the Hooch was fetched by members, he knows. What, one member of the dance quburtfin community becomes shock- éd, why does all New York want to know the dotails? She admits she was ‘shocked, but more ¥hocked.when she got that stiff letter than when she was at the dance. Mr.. Moorehead - says some of the members of the dance committee pro- | test that they did not sce any of the goings on. % FRENOH RESUME DISCUSSION. | London Conference Continues to be Chief Subject in Senate. Paris, March 16.—Interpellations relative to the resuilts of the repara- 1 flonl’ contgrence hel in Losdon were -fin«! #n the chamber, _deputies here todmy. It w fip:hd they would ‘continue ‘until late ‘thid: after- imbibing of || 22 nor dig-bha.attend thgl | | | That.is part.of the question that is, | e Iher emirtpet pabeian 0f the. new season are represented in this wonderful selection. Twill ‘Gopl, Pricdting and: Poiret Twill. . Othér Suits:speefally priced at $25.00, $35.00, $39 LADIES’ N DEPART MENT The Seaspn’S’ First Sale of EASTER SUITS FEATURING HIGH GRADE LATEST SPRIN MODELS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES 920.75 - There is Embroidery and smart Stitching add charm to many. nd $45.00. Dot Mise: O m«w of the New Fashions on_ Living Modcls—Men’s. Women’s, Boys—Friday evieiing; 'm flfim P 30 to 10.; 10 COI "N’ORS-HALLORAN CO. 215 M 1.‘, = HAS FSh fiATCHlNfi E - SCHEME 70 TRY IIUT T ‘Pror Graham Tnacn@s WOI‘II]S to/ “Shimmy,” kitmctiug ’Attemlon- o7 rpirend o Grnhmn danmm. ')mw neth hod of qpe,ndmg hé:, Iexsuro hour: in-winter, at times when | his classes fve. not inrsessionavd. thav: state. disbare- fishing Ahé gbrdams; 1Which he fifurea-will ‘Brims him much | pisaatoriiDrofit ‘after Aptil ist wheh itawill-agwin o Wghl to takq “trowt | 'Hestasa box:ofi gdrderwomms; khown to-%ew ery-dnfaflboy: and *elfierly fidhe .‘< vhigh, hg. haa taught. to .do.the ' toddle, and other or usually gathers his ' the summer and keeps all winter against the o brooRs will be nym\ L s. Th. e regpn 4 ol'( M{ aly on sour milk, biity| s different. Of courge worms ‘are of 10w intelligence but the pfofpessor has been at tha dgncing game. so long that he is g4 r: gr with even the most obst £ and feels utte vy qualified to teach anything to dande His acquaintance with the woryg that he was keeping was thorough ?‘\’: ripened by. assiduous attention during the snows of the season which (Wwa hope) has passed and seldom a day elapsed but the class was given its inJ struction in the dances of the hour.” The mind of a fisherman continuals ly considers the best method of catch- | ing trout and the professor was o{ the opinion that a shimmying worm | would attract the m st secasoned cam- paigner of the brooks to his hook: These days his fingers itch d his mind turns to fishing. He w: unable to keep the secret any longer today. It was warm and pleasant, he was thinking of fishing—and when a fel- low fisherman approached him with a remark on the nearness of April 1; he spilled his seqret. “I've got the fingst box.of worms that are shimmy- ing and toddling.’n’ evervthing that | oh. boy. - of cold feet wait till the trout se. * he said, thereby giv- ing away" his @istovery. - It remaips-now. for Mr. Graham &o try out_his-schem: Doubtless should ‘h e many others will also, attempt. to"Xeach the worms to “shimmy’' noxt winter. Anyhow, we hope _the inventor and Investigator :catches plenty of.trout this spring.. committee’ wants to; know is when a o ance, workmen com pensation and pensions That they appreciate this is reflected in the fact that Domino lity ¢ u i bly spreme N B The Main Store on the Main Street acurmiee or oy - Purifies the Blood by ehmmabmg from the system the waste matter which, when absorbed causes in- testinal poisoning—or “auto-intoxication.” It'is mild 'in its action—a tonic as well as ‘asdaxative—and its use improves dlgm- “tion gnd assimilation of food. Sanalt is a reliable and effective remedy _ constantly used by many physicians for over seventy—five years. : ' Prepared By the makers of Winsol Neuropathic Dros “The Pain Killer” WINSOL lll ALERS ' ‘WM. H. CROWELL WM. H. 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