Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 2, 1918, Page 4

P ' NORWICH BULLETIN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1918 i e being unjustly terrorized but Tather WOMAN IN LIFE AND IN THE KITCHEN . = - : - is it indicated that they are being F s e w murdered but by the retiring enemies | SUGGESTIONS FOR reversible satin ribben, draped a little Huw A Yn NG 1 AUDITORIUM mmm < of i TR BEY T Poland, instead of the Poles, THE HOUSEWIFE | to allow a limpse of the two colors. 2 ffect is produced by 3 3 . |and it s Dbecause of.this that| To renovate a whitc enainel bed- |JhUCR the same effect | . ALL THIS —MATINEE Y g erwich gullzfm Tequests have been made that the stead, rub the iron parts all over with S Beiin mih Swsidste of R oa ) | WEEK DAIL situation there be investigated. a cloth dipped in pan.m‘n: then paint i und @oufied Whether or not any action is taken | ¢ With White enamel paint, CURTAIN THRIFT. 4 9 - Blouses of net or auiffon do not need i | And Was Restored to Health i D | e, e commiemon Fo| 1o P AT B8 e, (R T | b 2 A0 it cktns re oy And s Besiored o Heath 7 A DateS bros. Music 0. lAzz YEAARS [¢] Ailing auch "Ketics in yigard o' the :fi‘:e;"“;;; ;::mv%t or wave through | noy ones she may economize in their . A 3 - h a cool iron. Bobseription prics (20 & week; S0 & menth; $6.90 | pogrom charges that it cam met only soar. purchase for just half the price. Buy Com, —T p . Be gure to brush the teet bafter tak- scfl?n‘ 42 inches wide, having a hem- “u Y FEAWRING 4 Tntered &4 the Postofice at Nerwich, Comn., as | PTOteCt itself against them but show |ing medicine, since many medicines | stitehed and cpenwork border on each er Mother. . e a disposition to prevent these whom |contain acids or irom, both of which |side. Cut it down through the center| = Tolephoss Cails. it charges with it from continuing|are injurious to the teeth, Office 420. such frightfulness. It must realize Bulletin 1%ditorfal Rooms -3, L1144 10 D 4 L e F ey maiking o | 0 Wb (he soqfing macking Nt | 'progyiva, N, ¥.-"1 sammot praive Lew Williams—Dora Davnr—Jl,mmeEA. vans : : 4 f 5 ia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable = $ 3 9 that violence against humanity 1s|small slit all the way around each |curtain may be about 21 inthes wide. | Lydia ) n z Bullelo Jeb Offtes 38-2: | 103" projudice the cause of any |apple with a knife. This will prevent | The sash curtains may be made like- iy pound cnongh for what AND A BIG BEAUTY CHORUS iltmantic Office. 35 Spring Mt Tedhone 342 | country and that it cannot come with | their splitting when roasting. :yile. bVex-y “‘“"d’e{":fi?'s e | ¥ ;wgfwg °“§h§" v‘"fl In Repertoire of Class Musical H&y. with a e g g i yal 1 o syl nfer-| Te make toasiwater for invalids, | tifles be procured at Balf price, making N g a Repertoire High : " Norwich, Monday, Deo, 2, 1918, |50 cloan hands to the peace co (fm toast very brown and slize of bread, | the cost even less. : 15 years of age, very P . ocion Bttt | e B T : 3 break it in bits and pour a cup of bail- = \ WEMBER OF THE ASSODIATED PRESS, ;‘,“%fif‘jpf land or any other POTHON |ing water over it, Chill before sery- HINTS FOR PIE BAKERS. The Asmcisted Press ls exclugrely entitied ik ng. The next time you bake pies, espe- te the use for republication of all news despateh- Never use a liniment near an open | ¢lally juicy bies, try adding a little 13 crediied to It or not otherwhe crediied in ickl o PaLTe s ndn : Complete Change Daily schoolmost of the time, She suffered agonies i3 e o T or“ne slosei "relind s EFFECT ON COLLEGES. fame, for a linimen; usualiy oontaing | SOMIStarch tg the crust; One teaspoon from backacho and Opening Play Monday || Feature Pictures Today Berein Many things have been thrown out|S0me ocombustible element. Always| gl o 55 5 U izziness and was with- o AL st of rpublieation of seclal demmieh {1 of joint as the result of the sighing of ;‘;’;r?y"é'.‘vy"“’"‘ datitte sidn unty L g Ao Auges hna by and °““£‘m‘=v For three (Today) the armistice and the apparent ending 3 : ] adding it to the fruit before putting rescinded, factories are being forced|ter. add a little sal ammoniac to it |JOTe evenly sweetened and you will| to curtail their output of guns and |and boil. All the “fur’ wili dissolve. | 2Ot bite into any lumps of flour. CIRCULATlON ammuition and in all industrial lines | Well rinse the kettle afterward. Da 1ot stratch g tep crust tight. i In pressing the edges together, push there is a mavement to bring about| Overboiled potatoes, placed in a cloth the‘;op .-,r.f._t toward q;; center plppie. the great readjustment which has got |and squeezed hard, can be mixed Wwith | This allows plenty of room for the Nov. 30, 1918, to be made in turning from war to|fiour or barley meal, and made info fruit to cook and prevents the oruet o d peace. zf‘t:ne& .,t'{ni:-"lshoum be toasted and|;rom bursting open and the juice es- In this connection it is net impossi- | 6*1€N With buiter. caping Save an eunce of juice or an bla to overlogls the situstion {8 whish TCH H ounce of meat or potato. . »° bas taken five bottles i 5 o SCARFS MATCH HANGINGS. of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- the colleges and universities of the n i = h 3 S T fs for the furniture of you LAUNDRY HINTS. complain any mo country are placed. They lost severe- | raom mas be made to mateh the Rane.. Al pound and doesn’t plait more b2 t 1 ¥ Borax water will restore the sioss| With herback and side aching. Shehaa ¥ by the large number who went into|ings by cuttinz out single motifs of | to sateen in washing. .| pained in weight and fednm%ch better. { number enrofied and with the opening| They can either he sewed with an [Material soak 30 lo 20 minutes (lnger? dayghters."—Mrs, M, FmioRE, 516 of the institutions in the fall the task |¢Ver-and-over stitch around the cdge |if ¥0U have lime), and the color will\ Marcy Ave., Brooklyn, N. John Barrymore va., X an aacsutions ' the Tall the ask |er vuttonholed in place. 1f, howevar, | IS¥EF {288 Gf fun. o 2 In the Five-Part Comedy Brama §| For special advice m_re%ud fo such ! Py 3 E ? L“E.r,, : 1 u wish a quicker method. machine| 8Spread the lace out on paper, cover| ailments write to Lydia E. Pinkham | ON TH Q are of the Students Army Training!stitch close to the edge around.the en- |it with ealcined magnesia, place an- corps. This included the younsz men | F ¥ icine Co. n, s 5 o p e § | ot 18 to 2) for different perieds of | —_— tween the leaves of a heavy bhook for! 2 i trafning which wery espected to pui| SLEEVELESS SWEATERS. |two or three days. Shake ot powder| T PEOPLE WHO CHAFE | i rrmwmo o : = A ESRL G S san ¥ deland the lace will be fresh and clean as riangle’s Popular Western (hem in a position to get commission Sleeveless sweaters can e made ROY STE“’ART 2 the army, the periods of trainins |frOm Worn-eut sweaters. Rip an ald | ReW. Over one hundred thousand peaple in this T In the Five:Part Western Drama months she was unde! BUSY lZZY the doctor’s care aad C Events ot no better always Comi riginal urrent Events - gomplninin’s abou hg With plcte 0 J| back and side aching =0 2 1 didn’t know what to do. Ireadinthepapers about your wonderful medicine so I made up i my mind to tryit, She Monday, Tyesday, Wednesday THE PCPULAR COMEDIAN | TODAY and TUESDAY FRANK KEENAN n"the Exfra Sofected Star Phetaplay in Fiye Parts “THE BELLS” N SIR HENRY IRVING'S CLASSIC SUGCESS R Bere s eter and tie all along ends; lenit| The dirtiest of clothes may be! country have proved that nothing relicves | Yarvins B aeeond with their age rdless of knots; when done push |easily whitened by using a few drops| the soreness of chafing 2s quickly and { The plans had of course been made toward the wrong eide, Theof peroxide in the water the clothes| permanently as *‘Sykes Comfort Powder,” a full yvear. Some in the collezes to Finish gation which will represent this h e “ » i C i can be woven ints a rug, |are boiled fn. It will be necessary to| 25c at Vinol and other drug stares. Trial | CACTUS CRANDALL e Equepuctia Sully Bonacisnce — had already been called to fIrpining |? wool for Uncle Sam. use thz Eda_me‘har?o_un( of :-lr;ap andd‘lgc, Free. 1 & ‘ iea Ba Aoiiun gt Port[r;yed (A"' ;ntansely THE PEACE DELEGATES. | F 4 suel soap powder that is generally uscd, | Corafe e Boston, Ma: » ramatic Form 5 | |¢amps after three months' schopling, | FURNITURE CLEANER. But the peraxifs Wil whiten them | ooos comiont Powdsr Co.) Boston, Mam, | Tn naming the members of the ! but the government has now given no- | ¢k To save time and lahor while doing | Without any hard scrubs, tice that these training courses are to I 9 3 5 - The Bells!—The Bells!! - your fall housecleaning try puttifi| Add two tablespeons salseda to a|Other avpurtenances of hotel life. MAT. 216—Eve. 645 AND 846 . try at the peace ferance ty end and the work of demobilizing the [soma olive oil in a pan of lukewarm |large pail of warm water. Wring ont| 1§ occupation has permitied the - three surprises are to be moted corps will commence this week. Some|water which has been made slizhtly | of this a large towel or other ciath, |Staft of this corps to eperale in close first is t uouncement 1 ! rem w dent Wilson is to head the ¢ course 3 and the surprise in thi inection is|but man: not that he s to oceuny that position, ALSO ON THE SAME BILL MAE MARSH Lo “The Beloved Traitor” 1 in college for such | soapy with a pure sos Use this to| Spread this over a step at a time and | touch with the fighting v,n;gps much ean” he Brovidad’ fos then | vour furniture, thon polizh with | heat with a emall carpet or furniture | :0Fe closely "c,“‘“d.‘ the: lines toan SKAT'NG RINK will not, and the result is go- | & Gry soft eloth. ;| peator. Change the cloth until all hia |5uch @ corps ordinarily ventures. = inz to leave the colleges in a decld- |, YOUT Woodwaik, leather and all will | haen psed. Then rinse in the water| From the outside the place was Th- vpeelatalie e lmalinba LR s i 100k like new, fo the olive oil faeds,|and proceed yntil each siep is done | inconspicuous, standing about two OLYMPIC HALL . fong ¢ B ARALY B edly uncertain state of affairs, Regu- | he soapy water clezns and there | The damp cloth gathers every particle | d_yards from the road, that t tion, but that he is to be a|lating their plans to suit the govern- 4 the del are no injurious chemicals to eat the | of dust and j much easier than taking | Mnety-nine out of a hundred motor- member of the delegation, since it had | ment and now to have them ypset af- | varnish. 4 n AFTERNGONS 220 TO 5 . up the carpet. have driven by without Five-Part Goldyn - Production been t his work in con-|ter three months is bound to cause —_— t all. The one hundredth EVENINGS 8 TO 1032 P. M. | Skl Nmulh}; Erdd L. Backard nection angement of peaca | serious confusion and loss, while the HEALTH AND EEAUTY. WINTER GLOVES. ni"y:ug:f;elgla?nfl\fifi o was to be prelimindry to the confer- | educational work is bound to be bad- Limewater sweet oil, well mivel Not only the amount of wool in our R i 53 i y = E ence and that he would be in Europe|ly upset. I n equal quan s a very good rem.- | costumes but also the amount of|OF threc dark holes in the ground|an effort should be made to employ Hearst-Pathe News only a | ——— edy for a burn. leather in our gloves comes under the | that might have been old sheil craters [ two men where one was employed be-] ris lusion of | | There is nothing more restful to the | jurisdiction” of the governmént these OF #NYLing clse. - ; fore. "The 9ar.y yer; And exary SRyL Another surprise is the inclusion o CHANGES IN FINLAND. Yitveq body than/breath Jeeply and | war days, and mow ftne war trade| 10 Teality the mud and grass cov-|must be made and should be given la- u:x: s ”\«k‘rul prdnl n‘r:(vma:pcrnng From the turn of events the German |«i the same time relaxing. beard has decided that only certain |CSfiNg Was nothing but a concealment|bor to seek its natural opportunity of Soank p o . jof a thirty-foot “ceiling” of reinforced | service.” Fuzgestion made (hat thers be o mitt, | PrinGe Who was selected to cecupy the uxseed tea 18 yseful when the chil- | Shaded [ gprialn leathers may be put: ... . ote the black holes weil camou_| The Connecticut Defense Council tary representative in the delegation,| J¥one of Finland, under a govern- dren have a cold. W two table- The prescribed shades, however, are | fiiged entrances leading down alsought the co-operation of the state’s $5 Sowives celoction which wil | Ment Which was expected to be under|¢poons of the seed, add four cups of b bikianivea SOt bty o object $1oping runway to the brilliance ot the f retal interests with regard to CErist- St give the Amenean representatiyus e the thumb of Germany, showed excel- | Water, cook slowly for 33 hour, add ¥ory. mhich to ‘the new restrictions in | electrically lighted interlor. So steut-!mas shopping restrictions at the in- e e benefit of his coun=el as ,n,mh;‘_ oE lent judgment in being unwilling n):‘emo“ jul_ce and sugar and strain. Eiove vtk oo fhsi Any eninilasit of‘ly was the whole constructed that an|stance of the council of nationai de- Bd Ol the supreme war council which has| ke Up the reins of goverument there| There is mo wider or tiuer phrase i f | énemy shell of big calibrc would|fenss, following an agreement by the t r rer abilr s haltlickof Pre. 1 {’;{;}g‘;“g‘:‘re"g";l&f;fi;" far 88 Win-| scarcely do more than chip off allitter wlth retail interests. The rec- Leen ing at Ve coumtiyl and. akbeed o' s piont ogreed that a spelli of weeping im- Cape gloves may be had in black, ce of the top, and no aviator's|cmmendations of the defense council also been no little surprisa manifest- | “°LFTY AT 5 Y e LAy | proves both the menta] aud the phy- dark gray and Ikhaki tan: giace kid | bomb could ever, even hitting directly, | were similar in sybstance to these pros ed at the choice of Henyv White as is indicated now thai he could|gjcal health. good : than “a good er: for physicians are © have 5 igas. reseat | L thi, mect- £ e comprises such < hi = o much damage. rmuigated by the national counell, and FRANCRS E. the one who is to be rezarded as the |70t have been favorably impressed|a general and w read action o:_g}‘;‘;fii ,';“?]e?giw‘::‘:'c iy e glfa':j inside, parallél with the road and|were drawn up by the commercial| dec2d republican member of the delegalion th the sentiment that he found. for|tle muscles that the whole body is and beaver brown shades only and | traversing the length of the dugout.|economy division of its committee on b- i - it is known that there was a consid- { convulsed, an unusual amount of ex- . . i i was a wide corridor—the ‘main | commercial relation. T e to the exciusion of others who are | NOWH that [hete was e coneld- [coniulsed, Bn wausual amount of er1|chamois leather gloves in white and much more representative of the par- 3 iz R L e oo G H e street” of the institution, in which the n is wonderully improved. | PRI Hnt THE CORTE M SPEle | commanding general rubbed shoulders exhausty mind and body. | TV 0 3 khoki T The masimum fength | With the orderlies and messengers ag v of his visit in opposition 10 such a :“’2‘;‘9‘(]\ In the choice of Messrs. White, | E0Vernment as was proposed, and this Officlals of the Connecticut Defense! The natives of New Guinea are the Council spoke in high rerms of the pa- | shortest lived peopfs /in the worid, 2 Iy ] y g {riotfc and cnthusiastic cooperation | which is attribuled to their diet of the Lareinn o Hotme, oo e Tite: | is now reflected in the ove-turr of the L!f\i{’\_“’\é‘i}“’:;%;‘;p T;‘g‘ffiig‘;:;";gf;‘ of any glove will be 1f 1-2 inches | they went from office to bgg::;&“gg in this rezard that had heen rendered | larvae of cerfain beetles and their president’s action was in heeping with | PTO-German covernment und the es-1Sy the gitl whose mweetheart is called | ICASUTIng from the tip of the middle | funing to - 4 Ly Connecticut’s retail interesis. practice of d}lnking sea water. what had heen predicted in advance | (APliShment of what is dec | this main strest led minor Streets e o tu war should not resort 1o marcoties| (nE°r to the extreme top. or upper E i gov e) of the announcement, and it means of | 1 independent governme 1 z tor economy of space, as sleeping on going to hed, but to a good cry. |°Ife Sftheslove L v|rooms for the enlisted men at night. course a delezation which is.thor- | TARY entangling conne Gray hair has become the style, Just | taflored suits for war work or general | Artificial ventilation provided for'hxhe oughly in harmony with the i Germany or *other powe: / it should be connected with age |gtreet wear rather mannish gloves look | €Onstant purification of the . whole iy & Tt cortainly means inat | Germany had Vinnish toops aiding mething that cannot he auswered. | pest. That is, loosely fitting, heavily |dugout, and the smell throughout was = : rainly means thatig 1t sent German troops into Fin- ke is z to be the directing head, stitched gloves, with a single button or | clean and sweet. clasp fastening. Longer gloves are| Off the small streets, and off the 120 not hide her 1.21 s ol essential with afternoon costumes, es- | P one two. were the offices, con-; gray hairs thinking ‘hev signify aze. and apparently he believes that he|'nd and elther Germans or those in should be. Whether he will give an |SYMPathy with them were put in con- 1 3 explanation of his reasons for trol of affa It ng instructions and <e. | pecially with the new. wide sleeved fur | Structed. likewise ~for economy of e |t : unquestionably | One excellent argument in favor Of | wrans® amd | turoe.dnarter - sleeed | Space. Bach was about ten feet 9y rope, other than what has al- |itS Purpose to direct the affairs of|the present fashion for this color of | frocks which require a glove softly | Wide and quite deep,with a narrow.! e . 4 that province which had declared its|tresses is that gray hair does ‘much to 1, h table running the length of the rooms ready been set forth, based upon a # inr At wrinkled on the forearm and wrist. =l s Linowiedge of conditions which are freedom from Russia and make it vir- | make a woman look kindlier and i R at which sat the officers and their as- Saaien 1o hisn 1 not the country, | tUally a German province. Such a|sWeeter and more beautiful. With the NO FLYING FEATHERS. sistants. working, working, all the :)’m:‘:: = ‘>Im"‘:“ ”“‘\ L L“f "‘ scheme was not so cleverly inaugu- |Changing of the hair the whole face Make cheesesloth bag size of pillow; | tme, answering the telephone every {5 conkrers this weok Torrefirated that it Noofwinked ‘variain o |SOLFES I Expression. Whis i parfy ! moment or so gi 3 " ) n of | cue to the fact fRat sray 'as a queer | Shake feathers into the bag and sew | TOEHI 7 B0 B % the leading Finns and they onposed it. & out the pink in tge er;ld up ;secu‘rely.mshalgg “f?',"‘{i"’f Instead of having the operations de- out the f.qfrzu :"amr:“gh"'w“'h‘{:g%fn;‘r’;m’?‘,; partment in one building, the intelli_ soap will facilitate this work. When ,ESnCe in another, and others scattered little way of bringi vour cheeks and darker color in yo: “ They have apparently set forth fheir MUST FEED THE FAMISHED. | .ws to such an extent that thev Nably have the people of this coun- | have been able to resume control there S L H e U in as many more, all were here to- try responded to the demands which | with the promise now that they NECKWEAR COLORS. the Hous axe o, laert *f;altlh*’v;f" P | hether. in offices with walls as nearly have been made upon them in meet- | establish such a government as will| The fad for rose colored néckwear fc':f{aers with ”"h.fl mtb‘oa 0 A¥INg | o¢ sound-proof as possible, under a ig the food conditions. They Pave|be for the interest of the Tirns and|and for that of Fremch blue Is being b sy ceiling just high enough to enable ::. et the restrictions which it was nec- | not some scheming neichbor - which 0 mesaced by the advanes of " tall man to walk or stand withou { TS S inbids knfl Xisy hads sinlias ey in mind, | certain collars and cuffs made of ca- CONCERNING ‘:VOMEN- ber. | S100PIDE, =0 close together that a| 1 ir i 4 o ] having _ | rary colored satin and organdie. ‘Women are now eligible to member- | moment could put one in touch with tatled vl’l;'l. consumption by carf;‘xl :n}:nr: nas hePn'ln\br:, a hard ;‘;!:\11 One thing about the yellow neck-|ship in the Canadian Railway Mail| the other if necessary yot vastly far | pservation that the best use might|gle and it is not to be sunposed that| .oy i5 that it goes very indeed | Clerks’ ass jon. apart as far as any mutual or one- | be made of the rescurces of the United | its troubles are over but with a gov- with blue serge fro. i States in supplying the my in the | ernment in sympathy with the senti- of blue| Wives of men in military service|sided disturbance was concerned. | crepe charmeuse or black satin. The - fieid and our allies and alleviating the | ment of the people the situation ought suffering elsewhere, to steadil £ are now admitted in the Kansas City| At the end of the big corridor was yellow ig now so deep in tone as to be post office srvice. grow better. trying, and its sunlight tinge is apt the Kkitchen, compact to the point of | i e 4| being a kitchenejte. When the cooks | Bt M. Dpover 1iths 26 15 0o as- =0 to be becoming mory than all white. |, Lady Waterford, daushiter of Tord| g icnq each meal the side streeets | ; —_— Yo voane C tor hine mocnaitS: ol Lansdowne, is one of the most ardent | 0 e ! e sage which he released on Sunday that The vegue §! war werkers among the nobility fm|could suddenly be transformed into BREb Ciher Tond simniles EDITORIAL NOTES. brought abo;t r\hemantm?‘uaglant of E:I‘;lansv 1oRg Lhe ¥ Mljiitle cosy dining rooms, each with s s gy A | suimpes made of white satin ia front e {its long wooden table and marrow made available as the result of the| As was expected turkey wound up, . nq with net backs, . Mrs. Ava Willing Astor has given | wooden benches, [n loss time than 1t | war situation, the demands upon this|in the =oup. e These guimpes have the necks vari- | the old Willing house in South Broad country have not decreased but in- It will never be to the credit of Hol- | ously finished with takes to tell the general's mess was tutn-ever coflars | sirest, Philadelphia, for the use of | ready, the superior officer's mess and creased, for we must not only take|land if it insists upon shielding the|or with chokers that farminate in the | draft officialz. all the others. edre of our pledges but like a efvil- | world’s greatest murderer. jabot suggestion. For the mest vart T No sound could penetrate the great | zed nation must rise to the need of The man on the corner says: Many {helyj arefs geyelesstanni Me;'}t‘ol?i worn TO CLEAN RANZE. concrete roof and the great bombard- | taking care of those people in the |a fellow realizes the openinz of the|in li€u of walstcouls or with the open An easy way to clean = range is to|ment that opened the St. Mihiel| " front frock of more or less dressy pre- s = hitherto eccupied territories and see | furnace seagon brings its added trou- it Tockijof o 9 i fenaior wipe it with paper whiie the range is I‘A'show“ t;onl!‘d not he hea:l-d,las :.n . ; : Byl sion. Btill hot, to remove all grease. YWhen | Associated Press correspondent who | 2 4 0 hat they are kept rmr—} starvation. It | bles. g k A celd the range will then te easily [ Was there can attest. Yet outside the D ° % no small responsibility when we| Even thosa who forget that they WOOL COLLARS. cleaned, g " | building the cannon were going -zt stan tn think that it invelves Bel- | chould be temperate in all thines dur- Knitted wool cellars sad ouffs aem “zreat guns” and the whole night was 8 j gium, northern France, Serbia, Ru-|ing Thanksgiving will be ready for an-! noticed on some of the finest blovses CARING FOR BROOMS. thundering with the noise. ' Montenesra, Polan1 Russia and | other feast on Christmas. oand dresses. Vspecilly good looking| poiomc nnt into hoiling water once e~ 3 3 e g Armenia with something ke 200,000,-| A lot of the so called literary and| is a pink silk waist, with a white knit- o Seck mai Nk n i i~m“"w"'d w'}a-' RESTRICTIONS CFF ON No. 493 — A Semi-d. css Culf Buot in Mahogany 190 people. These countriss have been | focial clubs are going to lose one of | ted wool collar, on whica 2 little pink 8 1 i " will beco tough am le, RETAIL STORE HELP 20 torn by the war that ihey are not | thelr leading attractions when the pro- | embroidery is shown. A solid flower, | T oome foush emd durable, <z 4 3 last twice as long as these not treat- Managors of _those of Connecticut's able to care for themselves and they | hibition bill goes into effect. ‘-r’tl}{tfll’ffi! :fi ‘egwf i{"g "‘l‘xeon'_‘fs"'e‘fil’ ed thus, will sweep better and not cut | retail siores tfat were esked last ] h will need all the assistance they can| With the Austro-Hungsrian desd|efect on outer edgo, is fashiomable. | (. sarpet, month by the Connetticut State Coun- e wise woman wnho se- get to keep them from falling into an. | A&nd wounded placed at 4,000,600 there ———— cil of Defense to co-operate in enfore- archistic hands is little wonder that former Emperor DICTATES OF .F“Hm':t" o RECIPES. R R T l L F Sh f Mr. Hoover declares that the Ameri- | Charles is suffering from depression. | The draped dress is a partlowlr| Appe and Raisine: Stramer ratstns | froons drawn up by the fedeml sov- ects La I‘rance 0es Ior can people in this most critical period | Everyone was prepared for the an- | {iVOTEe misrepresents the form, how- | IR the water in which they were soak- | council ‘that all such restrictions are of their history, have the opportunity | nouncement that there is to be an-| gyer partially it may conceal it. ed over nicht: add quariered apples|romoved. This bears particular ref- ta demonstrate not only their ability | Other loan in April. and everyone will and simmer together unti] done. erence to restrictions relating to wark- hel' Fall and- Wintef Ward' to aasiet in the establishing of peace |be ready to help put it over the top,| o F0lds are the telling feature of dra. Quarter fruit | ing hours and the hiring af lahor. Tha pery, and no fabrie that is stiff or| ApPples and Bannas: on earth, but also their consecration,| Several thousand are to he sent tightly woven should be developed in|&nd Dlace in a baking pani det each | ahRouncement by the defense council b h d 2 f i by self denfal, to the cause of suffering | from the training camps back to the | this way. P laver with butter and chapped nuts: {ellowed advices by the federal war la- 1one finds the auty ot con uumanity.” There ought to he no|coal flelds and there is no doubt but! Crepe has retained its popularity|D3Ke i @ duick oven, basiing fre- | bor polieles board. _ question as to where the people of this | What thelr services can be made cx- | throushout the ages, and is as popular | J1EULY With & eauce made of @ half cm’-l;::em:ih:llfo#;{i?]}m:gfivrxf);gwugg:}g:! t1 real leas re. eountry stand in regard to such a mat- | cellent use of, In 1918 A. D as it was im tho years| SHE DUHALD). S MROencon BE white |l e A e tabor. conc servation a P ure. ter and there is every reason to be-| The pilot of Stefansson’s szhooner 'I; Cii nndditf is lme m(;di;xm in Hhiclg 342 daliing Seryation movement,” sail an ofelal fleve that they will eladly and gener- | declares that there s nothinz to be| the draped frock most frequently cf the defense council. “During war , d@usly do their part through conserva- | gzined from polar explorations, Won- | fashioned. e STORIES OF THE WAR | {imee. positions showa be consolidated Made of the finest materials tion to meet the great need. der if Germany has reached that con- thl‘or the dress that is llsl&; fitting—| Ynderground Homes of Amepican | /!0 One man fill two jobs wherever G : G DR o Rt e tailored type—nothing adds a more possible. In peace times, the number : - i i Corps Staff. possible Y ! CHARGES AGAINST POLAND. Rl) e aratt by iyswiltng 160 1o ZsfiZT'{L’ e i:mi:liezrg;:h than a e L R nositions should be enlarged zm‘l’ Smafdy cut, perfect n fit and . Most unfortunate indeed ig the sit- order to revive the barral burning cele. finish-—-the‘y Ofl,:el' fhc distincdon Press): F Wation f orgenined massacres of Jews | bration and do 1t as it chould be done | , °OThers ore = featuro of the Ga¥.| "44".rmasing underround sheiter or e being carried out in Poland.- It |is for the price of -the wooden recep- e . » v 9 b4 of being well'shod at a surprisingly moderate price. tye to height and color they make a|4U8Out equipped with many luxuries' savors too much of old time Russian |tacles to come down. turban all that it should be, was the home of the staff of one sonditions, but it would be enlighten- Germany as well as the rest of the ngy . American army eorps which took a s White angora woel is used to em- i g g it the reports regarding conditions | world ought to be interested in get- \broider many costumes and is made gg‘éT‘“;:fluMlm“ i{!.‘:h‘-h“s:n :;g:rel' certain sections of Poland should | tinz the proof of the claim that Bill | into collars and cuffs for the same. = = und city eolyb, with £ received through other than Ger- |Hohensollern has ebdieated. It is| Scalloped collars and cufts to wear| o el Sfees Fleey. | 2 ing quarters, baths, restaurants, | n sources. The Poles are fighting | time the uncertainty about it was|with severe blue serge dresses are very | kitchens, electric lights, telephone erman authority, They are opposing | cleared up. simply embroidered with large dots. and bell boys in the persons of or_| German and Austrian influences in| If the central powers which are ap-| The most suitable veil for the pew |derlies and .messengers and many the Ukraine and the growing strength | pealing to this country only appre- | leather toque is plain and of a dull the new Poland ik being watched | ointed the resonrces of tuis country | €0lor, but has a narrow beaded hem. . th a jealous eve. Conditions thers | before they provoked it into war, they | A becoming cape collar of point lace! Jppit@tin g Cou *hs L UNCHN: are far from normal, May we not fit you with a pair— now ? i [ 3 - f ality S could have prevented 8 lot of their | IS caught about the neck by a little ¢ ; Qu Oe op { After all that the Poles have suf- | present troubles, blacle ripben tied fn & smart! bow. B Py nlfimuhm 1ICULT] fered at the hands of the enemy it is | One report tells about a éinner being SMART BEL' F TS conditions of the tharoat with a tested remedy . dMoult to belleve that they could pro- | served to aviators 2800 fest in the air. Belts aren wideEa::l s-:::cths.wunt CHARBONNEAU & ANDREWS ceed to practice similar or possibly | 1f it was a matter of price thers can | ithout ving it in ’ . . worse methods againdt the Jews. Their [ be no question but what many ather | (ne sricoonr oraving It fn. Many of | 159 Main Strect, Norwich, Conn, yrotest against the stories of the po- | much higher dinners were served on|wide ribbon embroidered in beads or l X groms does not deny that Jews are! 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