Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 23, 1917, Page 4

SF ECIAL ANNIVERSARY WEEK ATTRACTION MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY wmuym of other forces which had beer enidangered by such astion. Such mutiny was of course a siznal for the Austro-German forces to strike and they have apparéntly lost no time in profiting from the disloyalty of the Russian troops, which act taken in connection with the resignation of Premier Lvoff and the placing of War Minister Kerensky in that office indi- cates the increased problems which have bobbed up to confront the pro- visional government. The situation may be no more serious than others which have had to be met since the overthrow of the czar but the trouble comes at an unfortunate time and calls for the most skillful handling to prevent the effect from being far reaching and disastrous. LIFTING THE EMBARGO. Word now comes to the effect that a certain amount of ammunition in this country is to be allowed to crots the Mexican border and be received by the Mexican government. That this decision was reached as the result of the re¢ént visit of Ambassador Flet- Red currants mashed to a pulp and cher to Washington is indicated, and furthermore it is to be mathered that|ihen sprinkled with layers of sugar until they are very sweet, make an every precaution which lies within the |1 power of this government will be|cxcéltent conserve to serve with beef taken to see that the ammunition|CT when ever currant Jelly is appro- reaches the proper destination. This is | Priate. a vital matter for it is unquestionably [ yy.\. s no greater menace to the purpose of this government In Per-|ealth than a dirty refrigerator. It mitting this passage to show its will-|should be thoroughly washed out each ingness to6 help bring about a stable | week with ammonia water, and a piece sovernment and thereby cement closer [ 0f charcoal should always be kept in the ties which should bind the neigh- | it iy Misas Mabel Long of Seattls, Wash, Bed 7o¢ the last sight vears, thoush in :I‘lrtmn time ':r’hn.'b':w- 4 run magazine order business with the atd a telephone. TO STOP LEAKING PIPE. Motsten some ordinary vellow soap and a little whiting into a thick paste and place some of this over. the leak until the plumber arrives. | DEFYING MOTHS. When putting away woolen clothes it is a good idea to pin each suit or dress carefully in & séparate news- paper. If moths should get into the closet or trunk where the clothes are put away the papers will protect the ‘arments from being eaten. S RECIPES, Burnt Leather Cake—Sirup—Put one cup of brown sugar in granité pan; stir constantly over fire till it smokes; remove from fire and add half cup boiling water; stir till Ilitke molasses. Cake—To half cup butter, creamed, add gradually one and a cups sugar, one cup water, yolks of two eggs, two cups flour: heat five min- S add three tablespoons of the sirup, one teaspoon of vanilla, two heaping teaspoons 6f baking powder in a half cup of flour, whites of three égg&s beaten, but not too light; bake In rather quick oven. Fillilng—One cup white sugar, MONDAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THEATRE THE MOST SPECTACULAR, INTENSELY HUMAN, HIGH POWERED PHOTO-DRAMA EVER SHOWN “WOMANHOOD, : THE GLORY OF THE NATION” Featuring HARRY JOYCE HARRY MOREY With a Cast of 800. 8--SPECTACULAR REELS--8 AUGMENTED ORCHESTEA SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE PEARL WHITE &)..77ewo- “THE FATAL RING” CHAPTER OF Special Bargain Prices for Anniversary Week ALL SEATS AT ALL PERFORMANCES—15¢c s is the First Time This Picture Has Ever Been Shown at Thess Re- duced Prices. A DOLLAR PRODUCTION FOR 15¢, THINK IT OVER THREE SHOWS DAILY—2:30, 6:45 and 8:45 Gorwicl: Bulletin and @oufied ___ 121 YEARS OLD Sulseription price 12c & weeks; 50c a month: $5.00 a year. Entered at the Postorfice at Norwich, Conn., s second-class matte! Telephone Calls: Bully .o Businsss Otsice 480. Billetin Editorial Rooms 35-3. Bulletin Job Ofics 35-2. Willimantle Office. 67 Churca St “ >ephone 210-3. SUGGESTIONS -FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. For a luncheon dish when there are cold boiled potatoes and hard boiled eggs on hand, slice the potatoes and eggs and arrange them in alternate layers in a baking dish. Sprinkle ¢ach layer with salt and pepper and a little minced parsley and turn over 21l a rich white sauce. Cover the top with buttered crumbs and bake brown. Many of the new hats aré close fit- ting, w!th the brims turning up all around. They conceal thé croewn en- tirely. A girdle of is fashionablé to wear with mm-, and if there ié a necklade to match the wearer needs no other jewelry. White cotton crepe with heavy em- broidery in cotton are among the prettiest styles of summer robes. Us- lally they are made in Japan. Tie the collar and cuffs of a simple white blouse with whité linen bows. For ' garden wear thére is the truly Chinese smock, usually of figured blue majterial. It must be, loose around the neck and it must hl". big pockets. Marine blue and navy blue will be combined with beige, stone and fawn color. Scalloped oysters made with boiled macaroni instead of the usual bread crumbs make a substantial dish. Put a layer of the macaroni into a bak- ing dish, over it place oysters, sprin- kle with salt and pepper and dabs of Lutter, and put on another layer of acaroni and oysters and continue til all is used. Cover the top with ttered bread crumbs and bake un- il the crumbs are brown. * Norwich, Monday, July 23, 1917. e B e P AL O VEILS. Among other little touches that are big asséts to a complete costurne aré veils. Never before were they half so daring or nearly so charming. At- tention is directed to the bports veil particularly, and its thoroughly amaz- ing developments. Time was when any veil that dared exploit more tha: four bors_together. Both lingerie blouses and shirt- | one color at a time was a freak and a |tablespoons boiling water: cook until 7'§| From the course which is being pur- | waists stay clean much longer if they |fright, and finally “not worn by a|if threads; pour over the well beaten M il R f G d sued it is not to be supposed that it|have a little stiffening—not hard |iady,” but all things are subject whites of .two eggs. add one table- ajestic noo arden is the intention of this government to|ctarched as the cufts. but just enoush | change. even vells. and the latest I |spoon of the eirup. half teaspoon va- T ap nilla, beat till cool and spread on veils is simply irresistible. cake. you think of a face covering of white Shetland silk in the charming hexagon mesh, with a border of rose striped filet? Or one showing a Copenhagen center and a white border? Then there is one with a navy center and a shadow-lawn border. Of course, the two, or even three, colored models haven't a monopoly of the modes by any means. The veil of solid color is as popular as ever. White chiffon finished with a quite broad hemstitch- ed border is very fetching. So is an to give a slight bedy and prevent limp- ness. If there is a shortage of eggs when an omelet is wanted. use a cupful of bread crumbs to every four egzs and the same oquantity of milk. It may be sprinkled with a couple of tea- spoons of grated cheese just before taking it from the pan. WHITE SERGE FROCKS. remove the embargo entirely. The ammunition which is to be allowed to zo into Mexico is that wheh was pur- chased in this country a year or more ago. The lifting of the embargo on a previous occaston failed to accom- plish what was intended. Rather did it mean fhat the guns and ammuni- tion allowed to cross at that time were turned upon our own soldiers. There are reasons fer believing now The Circulation of The Bulletin The Bulletin _has the Jargest eirzulation of any paper in Eastern Connecticut and from ‘hres’to four times larger than that of any M Norwich. It s delivered fo over 2090 of the 053 houses in Nor- w.cb aud read by ninety-three per in Windham ALICE BRADY in DARKEST RUSSIA A Soul Stirring Story of Russia Be- fore_the Revolution “THE FRAMEUP AT BIG HORN DANCING 8:3¢ TO_11 MILITARY NIGHT Tonight and Tuesday DANCE WITH THE BOYS BE- FORE THEY_GO AWAY Onion Soup--Peel and cut in small rieces one-half cup of onions: put in saucepan with one cup of water, cook until ténder, rud through fine sieve. To the water In which the onions have been cooked add enough milk to make two cups, put three tablespoons of flour and three tablespoons of butter in saucepan, blend well, adding grad- ually the milk and onton water. Bring to boiling point and add puree of on- cenmt. of the people. that such danger is past, for certainly fL i delivered tw_over 900 aocuses, §| & i algagaiatay p The woman who expects to spend |®% - Retiished with | fon; ik slowly T B0 st 8 4 Y GO AWAY e government must have profited | oo, t oh Pavs and eve. |all-white chiffon veil emnellishe ion; cook slowly for five minutes; sea. d o an Futnam Da over me of her summer days and eve , The st il b show, B D from its previous lesson, and what- |ninze at the seashore or the moun- |2 =olf stick and case done in Ereen | con’ with salt and pepper. S harhcan #t Sis0and” o 1,100, and in all of these piaces it is considered tre local daily. Eastern Connscticut has forty- nine tawns. one hul:dred and sixty- and pink and coin dots of green. veil for dressy wear continues in fine black mesh. Chenille and velvet dots are fashionable, but large squares and rainv nights at the AUDITORIUM tains will find that the possession of a white serge frock will be one of the greatest comferts in her life. During the season it can be cleaned as often ever is to be sent now mist have brought forth the assurance that it would be used for the purpose of put- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 1te Bulictin s sold in every §| ernment, which of course offers the |l SIMit if ean be washed and irome aip R town and onm all of he R. F. D.§| zreatest promise for the pacification |in the dye pet will transform it into FOR COLLARS AND CUFFS. NORWICH-- CIRCUS DAY UncleSamis A Woman Gardener Nearly 72, Mr. Editor: I wish to tell you of my garden of which I have taken the whole care. It is 150 feet lonz and 60 feet wide. There are four rows of cnions, grown from seed, a foot high, routes in Eastern Connecticut. ClRCULATlON : 1901, averag 4,412 of that country at the present time. There must, however, be a careful supervision of all such shipments which are made to Mexico to guard against an advantage being taken of 2 new frock. So you see that there is economy in a frock of this type. The frock shown is most attractive and youthful. The yoke arranzements and the manner in which the belts are Thursday, July 26th BATTLE GROUNDS IN[ ABSOLUTE PZRFELTION 4D GEnt D GEM SUPERB To make a novel collar and cuff box cover a cylinder shaped rolled oats box with cretonne and line the.inside of box with colored lininz cotton that will harmonize with the cretonne used. Favorite Niece-. il of o e o 1908, average.....ev........5,920 oty 8% WL aivine 9 386 | TAKE THE BULLETIN ALONG Readers of The Bulietin leaving the city for vaeation trips can have 8 . it follow them daily and thus keep [| ing to run the British blockade, is|hecoming a resular piece of bedroom TABLE LINEN FASHIONS. away a half cup };’f egg turnip seed il and TR l-umuaovv in touch with home affairs. prepared to fight in defense of its|furniture, and the newest have tall == & | i ";-'}fr‘fi z i,s( :{:” r:.’;:c;l ;1;5 tri Order through The Bulletin busi- || rights and in resentment of such ac-|#nd pieces that give the chest a set-| Does that sound odd? But. really, | Zimmer. The first of the week 1 sow- Sy ness office. tion. tle effect. To have a fabric that|thkere is a fashion in household fur-|®d S ) fl 1 ;a;s Bt corw hoatiod Hxs ” IHE H“H This is a highly interesting develop- | M2Ches or harmonizes with the other | nishings. as in evervthing else, and "‘": ‘l a"» e i e ——— ment in view of the attitude which |{LIMiture in the room is essential in[table linen comes in for its share of |OUf RO\ = — the covering. the turn of fortune. I E e s Sang T A aite MAKING SOME PROGRESS, Considering the need which exists for getting the work underway which depends upon its action, no more im- portant step has been taken by the senate in the wav of war prepara- tions than the passage of the food control and eviation bills by the sen- ate on Saturday. Too much delay has been experienced already in re- zard to the former measure. The de- bate thereon has been prolonged far bevond the time that was necessary to bring forth wise action. Amendments have been made only to obstruct and be defeated and the result is now that the senate has passed a bill which differs considerably from the measure which the house adopted. But this country’s attitude by any revo- worn are points that add character to the model. The belts, by the way, are The cretonne can beé put on plain or three rows of late peas, two rows of “THE LITILE m m wanw: :nuv a7 crimaTEo lutionary elements, and especially | ¢ 'y) e suede leather. Straps of the | gathered; sew in pockets on the in- | cabbagze plants, one row of spinach, those who would be free to use such|jeather are used in a tnique manner to | side for collar and éuff buttons. two rows of beets, four rows of cei- B stIe & ammunition for border disturbances. |connect the edges of pleats that fail ery, two rows of rock turnips, two .fwumhemn .su E ,‘ OF THE WORLD ‘ BIG % ‘m«vfi i MENAGERI HOLLAND CANNOT FORGET, It is an interesting state of affairs which is présented by the report to the effect that Holland, aroused over the allezed invasion of its territorial waters by the British destrovers which captured or destroyed the fleet of Ger- man merchantmen that was attempt- Holland has taken regarding the many its rights by Germa It is hardly probable that Holland wili go to any such limit. It is possi- ble that such a report emanates from pro-German sources, for there is no question but what Germany would iike to see the Dutch join the central powers in the war, but Holland has uot been scratched by the acts of the British. evem if it can be proved that its territorial waters were invaded, comparison with the in- juries which have been inflicted upon it by Germany. Holland cannot forget how sels have been sunk without by the German submarines, how its sailors have lost their lives through such ruthless operations, how it has viclations of its ves- warning down the front and back of the frock. the belts pass are in one with tha frock. al- though at first glance one would sus- pect them of being separate pieces of the serge stitched on. The straps through which STOWAWAY CHESTS. The upholstered stowaway chest it HEALTH AND BEAUTY. Touch fever blister with camphor. spirits of Do not read in bed—it is injurious to the eves. An impoverished condition of the system is sometimes the cause of a red nose and every effort should be made to rebuild the health. Nourish- ing food. plenty of sleep in a venti- lated apartment, requisite exercise in the open and deep breathing will largely contribute toward betféring the general health. Lemon juice is good for removing freckles on the hands or face. It is a mild_blrach and will not harm the DUST PREVENTION. A good point in sweeping (for peo- ple who do not possess a vacuum cleaner) is to keep the windows closed till the sweeping is done. Thén op: them for about ten minutes. Val- uum cleaners are not hard on car- pets, as in someimes supposed. For instance, the finest damask, shining like satin. has larzely supple- mented the lace pieces that for a while were exclusively popular. has become this craze for beautiful damask that even mono- zrams are held to detraci from the beauty of its design, and are not al- lowed. So great Thus, one set of centerpieces and +umbler and plate doilles is simply of damask. bordered with hand-embroid- ered scallops. For, all-over of course, vou know that the tablecioth at lurcheon is hopelessly old-fashioned, and that the polished = wood simply must show somewhere. rows of potatoes in bloom. half a row of carrots, half » row cf okra, and two rows of Bantam sweet corn. Near the gardens are 15 hills of pumpkins, ail in bleom, 20 poles of lima beans and some bush beans. Then I have bésts which I set qut from the cellar, eight in number, with seed half ripe from which I expect to geét a quart of seed. I have just put of the wire and pumpkins on the oth- er. The peas stand five feet high and are all in bloom and the pumpkin vines are full of buds. But that is not all for I have a strawberry bed 20 feet square from which 1 picked over two bushels of berries to can besides all we wanted for the table. If the arass mets too high so that it shades my crops 1 just take the scvthe and mow it down. And I am no voung woman either, so that voung people who have gardens must not zet tired but think of the older ones doing the same kind of work. I will be 72 next winter. strong, I am English and not ove enioy the work. . COPELAND. but ceci’EBrhms Also the Popular riangle Star WM sESMD D In a 5 Act Drama Monday, Soldiers’ Night Uspal Time—Usual Prices seafoods the North chief by the port are this and shrimp brought into Sea_trawlers. | . 'Harwich | Harwieh R of the the headquarte: 1 Yacht Club |rearaeny | aazimacr Ons thing. CANNING LESSONS Ohi’drom MVSEVM)| or / ) (PAGEAN D \ TEE ONLY SHOW IN THE WORLD TRAT 15 ELECTRIC- LlGHTED 50-eent tioket admits under 12 half price. Doori open at 1 and 7 P. M. for the in to every- | the action of the senate pushes it ¢kin. Buttermilk is also good. Try T spoct! erle b g Do Thgor g L 0 ';fi:;k):;9::?:e}d‘.’f:::d;:c:&hfiwm:;}; the ‘buttermilk or lemon - fui~e for| The patterns of these damasks are s T2 et pericomances about a month. applying daily, and |many and novel. Some are of the per 8y National Geographic Scciety. e Mm IB F] ned fl ». A J 260 to conference between representa- tives of the senate and the house and German underwater boats have been making use of the very warers about then if the freckles areestudborn and will not come off trv the following: iod of Louis Quinze—ribons and bas kets of flowers, stripes and spots and flower clusters and single blossoms— Lima Beans, Soy Beans. A much talked-of article of food and from drausg’ it is to be earnestly hoped that the|whifch it is said to be ready to make |i-4 ounce of carbonate of potash, 1-8 lace free obstructions which were placed in|such a fuss now. Holland protest- | ounce of chloride of soda. § ounces of |all very dainty and attractive. — one which is rapidiy coming into p L lpadbed x '8 front of it in the senate will not be afeed | TOSewater and 2 ounces of oranze 5 Narity is the soy beans, s Do These Right Now! repeated there od to the Germans and it received| gower water. If you freckle easiiy| Of course this by mo means bars out k—The National Geographic | MArity is the o 4 i Changes will have to be made by little satisfaction. It will doubtiess|never go out in the sun and wind |entirely lace and embroidered . sets. | Society issues the following war ge- B o Garden Comral Plant more beans, they a one honse or the other. It-is possible protest to the British and from the|without protecting your face. They are here also, and as beautiful | dgraphy bulletin on Harwick, the for- operating with this newspaper in a |Safést crop and are pack wi that th S g ki manner in which such matters have po as ever. linen and lace, linen, lace and |¢ified English seaport recently at- [Peratin® with Tue BEHPEPST Tl 9 elements A 4 by both branches of comerers hopee|been handled during the war it can CARE FOR THE EYES. embroidery, and lace alone. tacked by a squadron of German air- PO NI SO O Sends it can | Lse both hands in ol s pod vex ¥ 5 e ©| anticipate that it will recelve much R e 1lanes: 2d drying manual free to any | ots one to hoid the branch ar a bill which will be satisfactory to| g ‘;omme,“e (,ea,,’n,m from Lon-| When one considers how a clear,| There is one set of heavy ecru linen| “It is less than 100 miles in a norib- fr‘]‘;‘{:jfl twoschnt stamp to pay Post. | the other to pull ¢ re pod. g both branches will be perfected, but|gon than it would from Berlin under |tParkling eve adds to the attractive- | cmbroidered in black and orange in | westerly direction across the North |02 f0g & BVOTENT BAmE 00 B0F PO | Thin sweet corn 7 Al it should be realized that the inter-| e conditions. Germany ‘has told |DNeSS of a face. one realizes that the |l°af design. For napkins to go with|Sea from Ostend, wheére the Germaus |i0 F°0 10 came way- The vege- | four stalks to the ni ests of the nation demand that an I i - best of care should be given this sen- | hiS set, damask woven in the same|raye a strong base, to the Engl table should be young and fresh, énd | 'ef . . agreement should be reached at the | nonir o ana oM the neutrals that its| iiive organ. design, approximately is used with a |seaport of Harwick. Harwick is im- | 2018 Should be voung anf BreSi $%01 " Get rid of re crops ar 1 b 1 rights are only scraps of paper, that Physiclans say that indi; 4 monosram in orange and black. portant not en account of its size, for | fun vl Pl b6 ling water before pack- | STound to such early-mature earliest possible moment. That should | f11 be violat * 3 gestion, or o ants’ ot | minutes in & v et S il be understood by the conference c they will be violated and they are be- | nervousness, headaches and other a1 . | it has less than 15,000 inhabitants, but | ;0 4, "ot glass jars. 4 MRS IR IE th & o (oM |ing violated at every opportunity, in|ments are often the result of weak,| Some of the lace pleces are vei because it has one of the finest har- | "% 7 G0 T UT T o diately 1 tomato plants, for a late crop e ©ven If there have bsen indi-| comparison to which it has no word | strained or tired eyes. Many women | elaborate, filet lace, Maderia embroid- | bors on the east coast of Englandeand |, 4T Planching, aip immediate Plow up the 0ld etrawbérry bed and cations to the effect that the senate| ot complaint to make to the British.|d0 not know their eves are mot mor. |€rY. Cluny, Japanese raised embroid- | has for vears been a popuiar port of 10 So'd Whter o8 an inetant f0f put in some late crop has paid little or no attention there-| pojland has no desire to enter the|mal; many are too vain to wear glass. | Ty and Japanese drawn work all be- |embarkation for Belgium Holland and | po™s &8 P07 100G, FA6 SRVR PEIRE STIRT 1T rrsin vour tomatoes on trellises or - War and it need not fear that Great|®S- They prefer to disrupt and upset |ing shown. Depmark. ing water to fill spaces and with a|etakes and give them daily attention It is unfortunate that this bill cowld| Britain will force it in the enti*z system rather than wear a e __“In times of peace there is & thriv- |, C0) "teiannon of salt to the quart| Spray your potatoes Bordeaux not have received the same quick o pair of glasses because they look bet- ENDIVE AND ESCAROLE. 15§ pepsiupes sté::;:;hfler'gce‘\h:tlxfi jar. Adjust and partially tighten them (mixture and get tne | d blight i 4 rwick a: agen, | 2 f 4 “ o prifecygl Saraas the Evistio MY caE el i OULORAL NOTES. token in time he’ slasses roed mover| Endive is a good food Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Hamburg, and | $30, (17, JCrNR, Jor (R0, ROUTE N | #g0S SURe NS I EbBeoprisition of ss;ooonon% for | . Of course those at the bottom of the|be worn in public. When well blanched it 1s most ;-Icc“; of 1:;71“1&';3-10 gfii‘;”f,}‘ mfi‘fi: ilization, remove jars from boiling{the buzs and the we i London, whict i v = 5 5t your the building of a large fleet of aip.|liSt: according to the new drawing,| The eve.bath should be taken in |agreeable. London, which is 70 miles by rail 10 | water, tighten tops and invert to cool | before they get vou planes and the raising and' mainte- are envying those at the top. the morning and before retiring. The eye cup fits over the open eyve and ‘Blanching removes the bitter dande- lion flavor. boarding their steamers for the Com- tinent at the Parkestone Quay, the nance of a iarge corps of aviators.| p, t Do evilent to th the water will wash it out. Soft or| There are self-blanching kinds that = They are both vital to the part which | or (ne exesaprion | owrdy that aeie | distilled water should ba. used. . A | head like cabbages. terminus of the Great Fastern Rall- N d N h) Line this country must play in the war and | froubles are already well underway. | PINCh 0f ealt thoroushly diluted| The broad leaved linds are those |wav, two miles west of tne center o ew London orwic * |strengthens the eve and tests it. Or |which are called escarole. the town. every effort is needed to produce the resuits which are aimed at and which they will make possible. RUSSIA’S NEW TROUBLES. Russia, in spite of the efforts which have becri made to bring order out of the chaotic conditions followinz the revolution, has not as vet rcached the The man on the corner says: Hu- man nature gets the blame when man does wrong but no credit when he dees right. S At In point of numbers at least the British destroyers crippled or cap-| tured nearly as many German mer- chantmen in one day as the Brit- borle acid is also a_good eye wash. The cup must be well cleansed before using on elther eve. Sometimes one eve will be infected while the other is quite well and the eve cup will carry the infecton. Under no condtions should more than one person use the cup. If one can spare the time after washing the eves it is wise to lay a damp cloth over them and lie down for 10 minutes. Europeans use both endive and es- carole as pot herbs, and introduced them in America. More persons would use endive if they knew its full value as a 260d ta- ble food and tonic, wh?ther as a salad or boiled. HANDKERCHIEFS, Take all soiled handkeréhiefs, put “Harwich is situated on a promon- tory at the confluence of the Orwel! 2nd Stour Rivers, the estuary of the two streams lapping the town’'s quays to the north and the waters of the North Sea lying a few milés to the east. It is protected by Landguard Fort, situated on a promontory to the east acroés the mouth of the estuary, and by numerous batteries. “In addition to its passenger traf- To New Yo Leazsve Mew London dail Due New York Pier 70 E. R.23 §t. Due Pier 40 N. R. ft. Houston St.. Dining Rcom rk cssee 1180 B, cesss 700 A, . 7.30 A. Comfortable Staterooms—well vefl!ll.(ed——eln ‘be occupied at 7.00 P. rvice a la carte Fare Norwich to New York $1.88 Strs. City of Lowell and Ches!er W. Chapin M. M. M. M. point where it can be told for any A definite length of time how long the|ish lost in a whole week through U- When reading one should always sit | into pail or boiler and cover with cold | fic, Harwich has considerable peace- ministry is going to hold together or | boat operations. fo that the light cories from o Bescke wates Also put a little washing sods | time Simie CoNh DMK, c‘;*::;:&:z - w Lpplisatione '?,.';cfi::“,{';:,’,'{',;"f, T;:"L""h',’.,""’a T b or over the left shoulder. The book [or shave a little soap up into pall |2 S 2 SN i R Eaaatt Sow. fuch denendohos” et U, pisced o | with handierchiefs =nd set on stoye | chiefly of cement, ironware, machin- The New England Steamship Company The fact that Germany is having or paper should be held about two its im- apon the army. 4 s h d ‘fish, while A lenty of trouble at home does not|feet away. If one must hold the book [and let come to a boil. Or better still, | ery, leather an 3 _ This is perhapg no better fllustrated zn‘,e»m it pufting forth every|nearer or further away to read with | boil a few minutes, then wash as us- | ports include woolen, e ea ":k o e v e v DS | Ciore posaible fo.stir up the oppo-|CCTHOIt an eve specialist should be| ual "ATl”he ' disagrecable part will|goods. timber, srain, ‘and lobacco In - pire: ere wi weeks. visi avol . . Under the belief that a strong tem- | Sition to\the new Russian govern-| “There 15 ganger for those who rub , comerce was in excess of $168,000,000, D 't w t G d 'I' th 2 porary government had been insti- | Ment among the Finns. the eve with the hands or fingers or THE SWEATER. more than the total imports and ex- on ou an 09 ee kgl thiore ‘vae sinch entoubianiiit : = handkerchiefs. Many causes of eye perts of Philadelphle in 1915 It is not surprising that Mr. Hoover! trouble can be traced to them. If your sweater shrinks in the ““The history Harwich goes back Does the dread of the donfl chair cause you to negisot them? You It is probable that need have no fi our method you can have " testh filled given to the belief that the various elements in that great country would be brought together in the interests of free Russia and progress was be- says that “No one knows what 1 am but as the result up against here,” the of the actions in Washington whole country cannot fail to sympa- BAGS PCPULAR. Bags become more and more orn- sleeve length crochet down around the wrist a neat cuff with a finishing shell of scallops. If you wash a sweater in ivory soap and lukewarm water, then 1t many centuries. the Romans established 3 station here, and in the time of the Danish inva- sions, before and during the days of Alfred the Great, it was a great mil- rs. or extracted IBSOLUT!LV WITHOUT ing made to such an end. That ene- amental. They bear, as a rule, some |button it on a dress form until Y OFFICE . thize with the leader in such a wor- |2 2 Pt st ETRICTLY SANITAR my influences were at work was mani- thy cause. elation to the dress with which they | dries, it will never stretch or shrink. lurY.flflml N’oflr:h thae s s o STERILIZED INSTRUM IN T# fested, but how strong they were be- came apparent in. the revolutionary movements and the secession pn®pa- ganda which was fostered in several of the provinces. Even while these were underway, in order that Russia might do its part and hasten the t'me when peace could be honorably negotiated, the army was gotten into action and was making good progress in the Austrian prov- ince of Galicia, when the same kind of evil influence was spread amongst certain regiments resuiting in a re- fusa] to obey orders and therefore the sbasdonment of certain licas and the Whether there has been any unfair methods used in the plan which has been arranged for making the draft, it is but proper that every effort should be made to remove the impres- sion of it is wrong and to correct-the error if one exists. With Greece virtually in a state of ar with the central powers and preparations under way to put a quar- ter million troops on the Macedonian front, it looks as if the ideas of Veni- selos and not thoss of King Alexander govern in that country today. are carried. The morning bag of leather or other substantial fabrie which assists in bringing home the ornamental trimmings of the family meals by the sensible souls who go to market is replaced in the afternoon by a brocade, satin or embroidered crepe de chine bag. Then there is the eve- ning bag, a thing of great and special elegance always. at least a collateral relation of the dress. We do certain- Iy all belong to the great army of bag women. DICTATES OF FASHION. A sheer muslin dress is -“M!U teimmed with many tucks and ruffies CONCERNING WOMEN. Jeannette Rankin, the only woman member of congress, has a hobby for horseback riding. A New York magistrate has ruled that it is no violation of the law for a woman to smoke in public. The Congressional Union for Wo- man's Suffrage and the national wo- man’s party have united, the combina- tion mame being national woman's adjacent to the port have been the scene of several important naval con- flicts, especially in the wars with the Dutch in the seventeenth century. Since the time of James I it has been a point of coast defense. “Tuesdays and Fridays are still ‘market days' in Harwich—Tuesdays since 1252, when Henry III issued the permit, and Fridays since the reign of James I. “The trade of Harwich has been growing since the l4th centurys when it enjoyed comercial relations with the merchants of Spain. At a later périod wheat and wool traffic with Flan- ‘was most flourishing. Lobsters If these appeal to you, call for examination charge for consultation. DR. F, G. JACKSON P. CCYSIDER THESE OTHER FEATURB CLEAN uINEN ASEPTIC DRINKING CUPS LOWEST PRICES CONSISTENT WITH BEST WORK estimate. DR, DENTISTS (Successors to the ming Dental Co. 203 MMAIN ST. g 8A MtoB P M. Lady Asistant NORWICH, T D. 4, COYLS CONN. Mene