( THE TIMES: DECEMBER 2, 1918

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II POLITICS D CD OHM H I olWO RLD'S n Unheralded Heroes of theWar r l o u II h l o g D ot a Fashion Model LINKED WITH By MARK ANDREWS iary By GRACE THORNCLIFFE t : Miss Marie B. of Cooney, daughter How Lieut. Hammond His in She Discusses Skirt Lengths and a Charming Turban in Relation to an Afternoon Frock, Mr.and Mrs. B. F. Cooney, of Bridge Saved Comrade a student at Hall school n idea. port, Laurelton IB Hydroplane Fight. ICS are with us once agam that Four graduated tunics was of New Haven make the feature of this gown, you will Milford, the guest The week-en- d. Tuxies Inns and tunics short. observe. These tunics are faced with friends over tho so mucn of the airplane the schools for pilots the United S tat narrow ekirt pro red putty-colore- d THERE'S little of the In the had established in Italy the first of our extremely always broadcloth, though United Church ; Filled With ship n of because the cloth would make a beautiful contrast James J. Kelley of the 21st Co., 6th that even when that pilots trained in that country. duces epidemic tunics, hydroplane H. The blouse is made with a box plait Battalion of yester- doughty champion half-bir- half-fis- Among them were Lt. J. Hammond 'leant width demanded around the feet Camp Upton spent Audience Eager to Hear of Ealtimore and Lt. Ludlow. These two down the front which fastens with.black day in this city as the guest of friends'. turns a neat trick rne'oe the will' span the broader portion of the bone buttons. Three plaits are laid on chances are that many of us simply young officers were selected to l!y in , . Fine Address. their sinple-seate- d in com- figure around the hips, if a fuller tunlo either side of this box plait The centre tMrfc It just another airplane exploit. hydroplanes i3 in Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson Yet much to pany with others for ,a raid on the Isn't dropped over the skirt Thli is the back t the blouse also plaited the the hydroplane has done same wav. and family of 264 Garfield avenue Jane Addams of Hull House, Chi- Austrian naval base at Pola. They were "raison d' etre" of tunics. A of blue tricotlne finishes the were given a farewell party by a num- the first graduates of the school estab- cording cago, spoke at the United Church last lished on Italian soil. From the skirt tunics wo wander Into square neck across the front. You will ber of their friends at their home on "The World's Food and love of butcher's linen which Mr. who ha night The objective of the flight was reached, ,tho ornamental tunics. Under the genius this collar last night. Thompson World's Politics." was Miss and the 'bombed a schoolgirl air to the neck. Lake It squadron the naval a tunic can be trans- gives crisp been connected with the Torpedo j base. of the designer ha-c- on Addams' first in the Round and round the base they Cus of linen turn the plain, has a posi- appearance city, formed into the feature of a frock. It which double cuffs Co., accepted responsible and the church was crowded to its new, scoring nit after hit, but during tight sleeve, carry tion with a company at the which was Is remarkable how a designer can take of blue. These cuffs are inspired by the shipbuilding capacity with people who were engagement fought frDm New London and will leave this city below by ft guns mounted on sleeve, the the skirt or even tunics and lined with red. anxious to hear this famous advocate the neck, box which runs down today. fortifications and on ships and in the belt of and so much The narrow, plait of the of women. Many were air Austrian Lt. the the gown put the front of the blouse continues along-th- rights by planes, Ludlow'j of forced to stam3' and even the adsles in hydroplane was riddled. Down he cam originality into a part the dress that centre line of the skirt. This plait Miss Rose Unofsky of 30S Coleman in - the were filled. long, sweeping spirals that ended on the whole costume Is individualized by also carries . row of bone buttons. street the week-en- d in New gallery the of which is worn with this dress spent Miss Addams spoke of the food surface the sea aDout three mile the treatment. The belt York city as the guest of friends. from Pola. Is one of the leather belts we have used problems of Germany and the world I like to watch the evolution of a dress so much this season. In this belt patent at She said: is found Lt. Hammond saw Lt Ludlow's plight. Miss Markowitz who has large. "It that Eut the Austrians saw it also. In the workroom, when I'm lucky leather ornamented with silver nail Gertrude Germany has food to last They touch to a costume been of Miss Dora Rosen-bau- m enough turned every available gun upon the enough to have time to invade this heads adds another the guest which 13 eight months, and the question hydroplane and five Austrian airplanes Sometimes which, although essentially tailored, of Hallett street, has returned drove sanctum. the designs are also enough for any day-trm- e to; to resume faces us now, is whether we will be toward the scene. Braving these, quite dressy Wallingford last night to ene- Lt. Hammond to the rescue. workud out in sketches by our pretty wear. duties as in the obliged help feed our former swooped ill which is worn her teacher public Ad- Fighting inch of the way. Lt. little artist. Miss under the in- love the hat ; mies. Herbert Hoover our Food every Frazee, i- schools with this gown. Its rown - like the there. is now Hammond took the. water close to Lt. structions of Mme. Frances. ministrator giving the matter Ludlow's then he ran hat of a Chinese mandarin. It differs. his full we will machine, along Madame will take a bolt of of an ori- Mr. Mrs. Max Tendrich of Ham- consideration, and side. Now it must be remembered that Again. however, from the headgear and soon know food in pom-po- made "all about Germany's the lieutenant's hydrop'ane was a wonderful velvet and standing before a ental lord, that it sports a ilton street, who bave their - ' made of ostrich feathers. nine condition." machine. But .this didn't worry mirror will It around her own home in this city for the last Lt. Hammond. He un- wrap New-Yor- "The of food cleared, a space j The brim of blue velvet is scallopel, months have left this city for handling problems by lovely figure and. "Presto!" she has de- - turns all the around. This , the is a new der his engine and, drawing Lt. Ludlow and up way where they will now reside. government venture,' into he him in cided on line of a of the brim gives a chance Miss Addams in- his machine, stowed that Just the lovely gown. 1 arrangement remarked, "and the space. fl But I was speaking of tunics, wasn't to show the hair in a very becomin ternational food will ma. Tri-coti- shows Mrs. B. of this agreements Then, still fighting off the Austrian air- 'j 3? The. model of dark blue tricotlne Charming Afternoon Frock of manner. A hat which rolls and F. Hawley city enters coiffure is over D. E. Smith terially affect the outcome of the Lieut. Hammond Took the Water Close ships, which by now were very cloe, shown here is the reason for dwelling and Black Velvet. the always youthful. tained Thanksgiving Lt. Hammond set Ludlow's and his daughter Mrs. Sanford Hotch-kis- s coming peace conference. The aboli to Lieut. Ludlow's Machine. Lt. hydro- New Ha- tion of tariffs and the .control of ex plane afire and drove his machine along AN ENGLISH CATASTROPHE. and her children from subdue the submarine and is forever the sea to a rise and, taking the air; he ven. . ports and imports by governments has in new off the shores of He THE NEW CLOTHES established a new of interna saving the country ways especially toward Italy. The little is phase its own. Here's one story of the many had won his battle and had saved a jam pot ordinarily tionalism. The future world's poli to of the valuable life. But' the wasn't lacking from the' English breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Peter Donaldson of the credit hydroplane: .exploit Circular metal buckles are used for the new cloth belts. week-en- d tics will be linked with the world's When to turn its eyes ended table. And the dearly loved after- Bridgeport were the guests Italy began yet of food problems, and will break down toward our lighting forces in France The Austrian airplanes drove after noon tea in England could hardly be of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Winters and to.wish for "just a division or so" them, fighting every foot they flew, and Suit cuffs are flaring and fasten with a single large button. its New Haven. the barriers between nations." called afternoon tea at all without Conservation of food was on their own front, our soldiers and our under the double burden and' urged by were in the Mediterranean because of a Lt. Hammond's ma- Gold and black metallic ribbon Is much nsed on black satiB accompaniment of jam. Miss Addams until the former condi- ships already hit, But now the catasrophe has fallen. .Sergeant Leonard (Longo, 19th De- steaming to give concrete' evidence to chine gave out. It fell irito the Adriatic. dinner gowns. an of i;atione3 at tions could be restored, she said that our lly that we wore "with them." At But the two lieutenants managed to England's jam industry, industry velopment company, was for to same time came out of swim to shore near was as as of her Meade, Privates Leonardo it llecessary the people almost the there Eafely their base. Tulle Is used below the of giving the Impres- which England proud Camp Mi, make this sacfifice as it been for edge heavy skirts, iMiibllo and Senziscalzi, mem-becau- has sion that the skirt Is covered w ith tulle. navy, has been greatly curtailed both Joseph the soldiers to make the of her shortage of sugar and zers of the 19th company, are among supreme of the' first soldiers to arrive sacrifice. siring to be of service overseas, ha of to the rest of the hat. There her abnormally poor fruit crop Bridgeport obtained Pre- Many facings are material contrasting here ibeihg mustered out at Miss Addams is to make a tour of a transfer to France. re corded satins with of and panne tops also with velvet last year. The English Food Ministry after New MAJ. STRAIGHT facings velvet, was forced to announce England, and left last night for viously he had been commissioned a as well as the brocades. for tailored trims are selling well, that alter iCamp. ad- - de- racings Wings November 4 not mo Boston, whtjre she' will deliver an major in the adjutant general's it Is ostrich that is most popular. As for only sugar, sirup, , ut for the dressy hat, the fancy TJ. na-vy- aress tnis partment. Major had a home brown second choice and lasses, and honey must be rationed, John Quinlan of the S. ..ening. Straight iolors, the black hat is predominant with dark stationed PARIS in New York city and at Old West-bur- y, and sand also There seems to be no demand for navy here. but jam and marmalade, The size paymaster's department, at aupe popular. of new will not exceed Pelham is in this DIESJN Long Island.' the rations Bay, city enjoying " - four ounces week. So long as the a short leave. He. is the son of Mrs. LAYS vj.,- per WILHfil DR. DUMBA APPEALS supplies permit, however, a supple- - Ellen Quinlan of Cvlive street. Had Career as a RELIABLE RECIPES mentary ration of two ounces per Remarkable FOR WILSON'S HELP week will be given children between Miss Harriet Langham of 229 Cole Diplomat and Financier, FRIED MASH POTATO CAKES man of 40 WAR BLAME six and eighteen years. street and George Butler In Orient. Zurich, Dec. 2.- - iDr. Constantin of left-ov- er for with an It would be hard to think of avenue were married on Sat Notably Take renuired amount mash potato (a purpose), any;enham Theodor Dumba, former Austro-Hun- - into a bread tin the before. The next morning one that could the aver-- ; afternoon at 4 o'clok at St. hgg beaten in, and press day thing upset urday Ambassador :ut into slices and brown in a little butter or gooa dripping, oerve on nut age Britisher's whole existence more Augustine's. church. (Rev. J. B. Nihill TO MINISTERS Paris, Dec 2 Major Willard D. garian to the United. plates with some relish. ' than this rationing of jam, especially performed the ceremony. Mr. Butler Straight, Nw York financier and States, has arrived here as the dele- since the small butter ration of five is of the Naval Reserve force gate of the united committee of the still-exis- ts Eng-jtione- who several ago was BAKLil ISU per week in d at Yale Boat house, New Ha-- diplomat, days Austrian Peace Association. His main land. ven. Copenhagen, Dec. 2 Further reve stricken with pneumonia, died in the 12 cents a two-pou- purpose is to present to the Entente Haddock, hake, or flounder (8 to pound). Lay But it is a mistake to think that lations showing that former Emperor night. Pnwffl ili Bklhned in a dish; season With salt; pour over had been detailed at "M flounder and boned, baking jams and their like can only be eaten The regular business meeting of the William of Germany is seeking to es Major Straight '1T are seeking to the incor 2 18 minutes in a hot oven. Garnish with Col. M. House to prevent cup of milk and bake about on bread. 'Use them in a variety of Bridgeport Ladies' Charitable society cape responsibility for bringing on: the request of E. take; poration of the German sections of baked onions, as follows: Prepare and parboil onions, alter live minui.es such as sweet for sup- are contained an up duties wiUi the House missior i as 40 or ways, omelets, will be held Wednesday, afternoon at the war in article by lBollemiai Moravia and lSilesia ln the in a and bake about minutes, until soft, basting soon as hostilities ceased. The Czecho-Slova- parboiling put pan per or lunch, tarlets and puddings. the home of Mrs. Frederick A. Strong Dr.. Georg. Wegener in jnajor k and the Ttalian- - with little and water frequently. appearing work several before State, a butter The two following recipes are sugges- of 2,211 Main street, at 3 o'clock. Gazette recounting a conver- had begun days izatton of the middle Tyrol, which, tions of this kind: sation which the writer had with the he fell ill. His loss is deeply felt by Austrian believe would stul- PUDDING members pacifists MINUTE MARMALADE BLANC MANGE The Sunshine circle of the King's emperor just beforehe fled. The em- Col. and Mrs. House and the tify the league of nations by creating 3 flour and 3 cornmeal hold to of the American mission. irredenta-Afte- Two cups boiling water; sift in with fingers 1 pint milk Jaughters will their regular peror attempted shift the blame for a German r meal with a pinch of salt, at the home "of Mrs. the world conflict to shoulders of- historical mixed until quite stiff, cooking the thoroughly 3 cup of cornstarch meeting tonight the to a long argument so in meal Pour Smith 1,775 Main street. Bethmann-Hollwe- g, Son of an American missionary re- tirring one way all the time. It will thicken up, put slowly. 2 yolks of eggs Mary F. of Dr. Teobald von that these German sections should Serve with molasses sauce, as follows: Add All members to be Got- Japan, Willard Dickerman Straight's Dr. into a round or oval dish. hot 3 cup orange marmalade are urged present former Imperial chancellor, and main German, Enmba says: i- - " career was one of the most 3 tablespoons flour to 1 cup molasses; Dienu weu, tuy 2 vanilla as this will mark the last meeting of tlieb von Jagow, former Minister of interesting "In her deep sorrow Austria can. few salt. Boil five minutes and teaspoon and remarkable of any young Yankee tablespoons buttor substitute and grains Few of salt . the year. Foreign Affairs. only appeal to the high sense of equity' grains of this Typically Ameri- of .She serve hot, Mix cornstarch with 4 cup of "Against my will they sent me to generation.. President Wilson. sincerely Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Burgin of " William is as can, brilliant in initiative, a natural hopes that the Allies will uphold cold milk. Scald rest of milk, add Norway quoted having arose to TOMATO TOAST and stir until thick. Cook Bridgeport were entertained over said. "I did not wish to undertake diplomat, he from obscurity of equal justice for the small cornstarch, as an as a financier and In a sauce-votti- p- over hot water 20 minutes. Add rest Thanksgiving Day at Milford the the voyage because the gravity of the important position great Powers the principle which Run the remaining pint of tomato through a colander; place when more than 30 of led to salt and to taste; cut slices of of ingredients. Cook, 5 min guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Chase. situation after the murder of Arch- little years age. their victorious war." Reason with butter, pepper, sugar stirring A master of Chinese and Japanese Dr. Dumiba advocates the United stale bread thin, brown on both sides, butter, lay on a platter and just at utes. Chill and serve with two whites duke Francis Ferdinand was clear at so to stewed to which cele first chancellor said politics and culture he became the States and Great Britain sending one serving time add a pint of sweet milk, thickened ever little, the of eggs, beaten stiff, has Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bayette sight. But the tomatoes and dish. been added 2 orange mar- 50th to me: right hand man of great American regiment each as a symbol of order, and pour over toast, having hot plates serving tablespoons brated their wedding anniersary and was which is now malade. Two ounces chocolate and last at their home where a large " 'Your Majesty must take this voy- bankers their representative precariously maintained. night in the East with Ho says and of STICKER OF CORNED BEEF 3 cup corn syrup may be substituted number of their friends gathered to' age in order to, maintain peace. If Far when, British, pillaging burning ' French and other financiers homes are on in the ,( for marmalade. remeains un- European wealthy going ' partake of the festivities. The honor your Majesty here it Cheapest cut, good at that. Four pounds. Three meals from this for they undertook to syndicate a loan of Hungarian plains, which should be boil-in- ir JAM PUDDING were with $200 in doubtedly means war and the world in kettle, cover with cold water; bring to. the guests presented to China. policed by Allied forces. four people. Wipe, put 6 as a from their children. will lay to charge $27,500,000 strong noint boil five minutes, and simmer below the boiling point four or five slices stale bread gold gift your responsibility Wililard D. was born in save 4 for this war.' Straight or until meat is tender, Cook cabbage with meat; carefully cup fat Oswego," N. Y., on Jan. 31, 1880. Years DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA. hours, 2 egg yolks The Park Avenue Temple was the "Well, I then undertook the voyage. liquor. all time no re- of residence in China and Japan gave 1 tablespoon corn syrup scene of a festival yesterday During this I received of Court 51, pleasant from concern- him a valuable insight into, native Members Daughters of M'LLE. DE BLOIS. 8 teaspoon salt afternoon when the children of the ports my government Two his Castile, affiliated with of FIRS FOR KIDDIES. 1 cele- ing current events. character. years after grad Daughters cup milk Sunday school gathered there to Strictly speaking, Cornell in 1901 Isabella of New York, have been-bus- Mix corn I learned from Norwegian news uation from young eggs, syrup, salt and milk brate the Chanukah festival. Rabbi only back to China en- their Victory applications less lovable than the small girl Mademoiselle de Blois, who later brown in papers of what was in the Straight went and getting Only Dip bread and frying pan. Abrams lighted the candles after occurring tered the service of the Chinese Im- filled out and returned to the meeting is, in furs, is the lovable quality of became Princess de Conti, was the Spread with marmalade or preserves. which a was pre- world, and in this way I learned of Provi- pleasant program perial Maritime Customs Service un- tonight. This will be the second class furs to the small girl, says the of Louis XIV.' and Louise Pile in baking dish. Cover with any sented. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gilman the Russian mobilization measures. to come In within one month. adore furs, daughter when I der Sir Robert Hart where he was Every dence Journal. Children de la Vallierc. She married Louis of the custard mixture which is left. directed the music. Leo Daniels gave "But, heard that the British to member is asked to in at least is the soft, strokable character Cover with Bake 15 fleet had to sea I returned of assigned Nanking and Peking. bring but it Armand de Bourbon, Prince de meringue. a pleasing violin solo and Augusta put my Russo-Japane- to not own accord. In 1904, when the one application. of the furs that appeals them; Conti, who later died of small pox. Silverstone and Theresa Feinstein They had nearly caught war his value in setting off personal few recitations. me. On my. orders German re started. Straight resigned their The princess was celebrated for her gave a delightful ships post, and, with the view of broaden- prettiness and this is where the little Muley Ismael, King of Rabbi Abrams told the children the turned at once to the security of Nor Few great beauty. HOUSEHOLD HINTS harbors. ing his knowledge of Eastern affairs igirl differs for the big girl! tiny Morocco, happening to see her por- story of the festival and the program wegian Later it would not to as a HOW UUYD under ten, care aDoui me of "The Star have been possible for them to do so. and peoples, went Manchuria maids, trait, fell in love with her and sent an most closed with the singing for The Associated money value of the pelts they possess; hand. One of the convenient button The emperor then mentioned de correspondent ln. ambassador to demand her ever saw was out Spangled Banner." Press. in 1905 as a result of it is the color and the texture that ap- in- bags that I made of clarations of Gen. W, A. Soukhom-- Early Another likeness of this princess a of cretonne cut as illness he was ordered home and at to youthful hearts and the more of piece round, and as- linoff, Russian Minister of War, dur peals spired the son of the viceroy Lima as a sized dinner 1 The Connecticut Kindergarten met the late von L. a little fur tippet is like a cuddly with a one of large good plate. hold ing the investigations which occurred Petrograd George white violent passion, and could of course be made of kind sociation will its annual meeting Meyer, then Ambassador to" Russia, pussy cat or a fascinating these been lost in any on Dec. 7 at street echool afterward, which he later altered to is beloved its pictures having of material as long as it is strong: the Prince and later Secretary of the Navy. ElTIOi bunny, the more it by India, was found by natives, who wor- 3 New Haven. A very ex the statement that he had not ordered small owner. enough to stand the sagging of the interesting real but Shortly after returning to New York shipped it as an image of the goddess buttons. hibit of kindergarten work from var mobilization, only readiness his health Mr. , Furs are as fashionable for young died be- for mobilization. The emperor, how and recovering Straight Ohio. suffered from Monas. The princess at the When a bedroom or small dressing ious cities will be held. The program was Vice Consul General at Canton, "I a; folks just now as they are for grown of the 18th century. is as follows: ever, insisted on the correctness of appointed female trouble which caused me much coats for little ginning room is papered with anything but a arranged "Kindergar- Seoul, Korea, and the next year re folks; many of the girls ten Problems," Miss Susan An- the first declaration, according to suffering, and two trimmed with and fur plain or neutral paper bright colored by which Czar ceived his credentials as American are lavishly fur, THE STEIV WHICH SAVED MEAT. or cretonne never drews, and "Closer Relations Between the had been caused by doctors decided 'garn'.shes wee bonnets and even wee flowered should be the Kaiser to recall his order for Consul General at Mukden, where he that I would have a few furs used, but often a little color is needed Kindergartens," by Miss Jean Bitzner; remained until 1908 frocks. bOvlously, only A neighbor woman partook of the to tone to room. "Building Mary H. mobilization. to go through an De usea emmren add the Blocks, by Noyes, Returning to the United States on before may tor meal and went home and prepared In a case of kind one of new of the New Britain Normal school; The former German ruler declared lllSll operation I are the short haired this the leave in the fall of 1908, Mr. Straight well. ; 'and these furs beef stew. Her Willi-manti- c; that General Nicholas could get t another vegetable bedspreads which are so pretty and "Patriotism," Fanny Bishop of Januschkevitch, was detailed as Acting Chief of the ' sort; the lovely gray squirrel, sof stew furnisne(3: as much nou,.isn. chief of the Russian Imperial General My mother, who ' just so made, is the tc "New Games Played by All and its r,oi.Khi-.i-'- a easily just thing Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs of the had been beaver and nutria, ermine fri h .u.. Se- M. Staff, deceived the Czar and the order helped by n,rlt give the necessary touch' of color. Kindergartens," Rhoda Reed; State when syn- white 2- - Department. Later, a Pinkhani's humble but attractive cousin, ;but cost centg leSfi ghe used ;but lect a white of a of Motherhood Clubs." was carried out in spite of him. This LydiaE. plain spread good "Helpfulness dicate of American bankers, Com-- 1 coney. one pound of beef instead of two and Mrs. Edwin C. of New mobilization, the Kaiser would have Vegetable - -- quality and rather heavy. Cut frori Perkins the State un- Beautiful as moleskin is, and as dis- ,me kinds of vegetables. In both it, was the final reason for the war. with the Department, pound, edvised me cretonne a bunch of roses or a spray Haven Motherhood club; "Changes in dertook in the summer of 1909 to ne- to it before sub- - ttnetive. with its satin .soft texture' tw0 cups o rice were but of colored flowers and baste one and The Russian war party at the court, try ud gay Kindergarten Occupations Ways," - j nd charming color, it is seldom worn in the latter case the rice was oooked the Kaiser had in gotiate with British, French and other mittir.gtoanopera- in each corner and one of a larger Lolla M. Llttlehales. The students of continued, already the "Six tion. relieved rse by children; somehow moleskin is in two quarts of skim milk instead of size in middle of n the spring of 1914 compelled the European bankers, It the the spread. the Fanny Smith Kindergarten-Trai- Power Loan" to Mr. frcm troubles : "old" for little folks gray squirrel or water. One cup of rice as most house sew Czar to make for war. China, Straight my Then them to the spread and ing school of this city will sing kin- preparations from the State eo I can do mv house V"crk without any chinchilla carries the youthful sugges- keepers know, will absorb from four finish the raw with a narrow which Dr. From that- time Siberian regiments resigned Department more edges dergarten songs after Colin and was appointed the representative rifficultv. I advice any woman who is tion appropriately. Kolinsky to six cups of milk if cooked clowly in featherstitch or a long and short Scott of Mt. will were gradually drawn westward. They land miTik trim childish gar- the dounble boiler or in the oven. Rice Holyoke college, of the American group in Peking, with teraala trouoie3 to give rarely stitch which is a buttonhole stitch speak on "The Psyschology of Child were told that, manoeuvers were the Pihkham'a Com- - sable even more and cooked in has a richness ' Although not yet 30 years old, Mr. Lydia E. Vegetable ments, yet rarely, this way and madt one a little longer than the hood." reason for these movements, and thus and will do as much fcr of course, lynx, black fox and skunk flavor which that cooked in water marched on to Straieht was at this time reported pound a trial it other. they the Volga Tiver to be a of a them." Mrs. MARIE LOYD, &Uj a bit cumbersome on diminutive does not possess. The two quarts of ' Now that sleeves are worn so and further westward until receiving salary $50,000 ,re are long ADD PERS Ya they year. J. P. Morgan, the elder, was N. E., Canton, Ohio. garments, handsome as these pelts skim milk furnish the same amount of much on all kinds of it is reached Vilna, where . loaded car- St, dresses often Until after Christmas the Fidelity said to have selected him for the Job. Sometimes there aro serious condi- - for women's wear. nourishment as ths, pound of ibeef left necessary to protect them in some were suddenly handed out are hewing circle will hold no more tridges and In 1911 Mr. married Miss tions where a hospital operation is the , Some of the foxes charming for out. but skim milk can very often be way. I have just finished a very pret- the soldiers were told that were Straight five meetings. The meeting this week they Dorothy of only alternative, but cn tli9 other hand children or at least for growing bought in the country for cents ty pair of over sleeves that I made now to fight in earnest. Payne Whitney, daughter women have been cured this the soft, rose a while the of ibeef costs has also been postponed." the late William Whitney, Secretary bo many by girls, particularly dainty quart pound from a large fancy bordered hand "In fact," said the Kaiser in ending famous root and herb remedy, E. fox which is almost as downy as a 35. Jf preferred the rice can be cooked kerchief. of the Navy in the cabinet of Presi- Lydia All and volunteer members the interview, "Russian troops were one of America's Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after 'ohlcklfct'ji plumage. It is hardly good in a mixture of milk and water "and Divide the handkerchief by regular over our frontier before war dent Cleveland, and doctors have said that an was most feel to of the milk reserved and cutting of the Bridgeport Motor .squad are already wealthiest young women. operation faste, though, mothers, sjme used it diagonally across from corner to a was declared." necessary every woman who wants furs on a wee person anc m tne stew. corner. Make a band urged to be present at meeting to Returning to the United States Mr. ("lod costjy along the long home of Mrs. Charles to avoid an operation should give it a even very expensive little coats and edge large enough to over the be held at the Straight became, in time, vice presi- slip S. Sanford of 62 Coleman Ballard' ori fair trial before submitting to such a bonnets are trimmed with the humbler FIRST BISHOP OF IDAHO DIES. hand' and gather the bias edge into it. street, at neth Saturday afternoon dent of the International Corporation ordeaL 4:30 o'clock this afternoon. at the St. John's director in 12 or more enter- trying like squirrel coney and their Make a seam four inches long con- They Episcopal Church, and a complications exist, write to Lvdia jelta Dec. 2 Jas". will be under the Connec- where Rev. Stephen F. Sherman of the Allied Construc- it ilk. Boise, Idaho, Rt. Rev. necting the inner edges. over prises, including E. Pinkham j ' Adjust Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., Natural nutria is much used on Funsten, first Protestant Episcopal the sleeves and fasten with a fancy ticut State Motor squad, department ficiated. The couple left on a wed- tion Machinery Co. and the Sieme-Care- y for advice. The result of or with of tour Immediately after the cere & Canal Co., many year ichlldlth costumes this season. It is a bishop of Idaho, died suddenly, at his pin wash snaps and fasteners. transportation. ding Railway engaged experience is at your servjee. pretty fur, something like natural home here yesterday. mony, the destination has been kep on work in the Orient Hi was a beaver, .but not nearly as expensive. It THIEDE ACCEPTED Congratulations are being received 'secret. Both young people are verv Fellow of the Royal Geographical So. Batfc II made into fetching little cravats. There is a movement on foot to by Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Smith of well known In this city.- Mr. Bal ciety of London and a trustee of Cor Alter Baby's up give nurses will tell j with round childish as '. Boston, Mass.. Dec. 2 list 616 Colorado avenue, upon the arrival lard is a of County Corrimls nell He also was a mem- 10,000 you thai nothing collars ftnd caps school teachers much pay as day Today's nephew University. the skin so free from soreness as muffs to match, of course. laborers. : of men accepted by the United States of a baby daughter, born lastweek a: sioner F. E. Ballard." The bride is ber of numerous clubs in New York keeps . I . ?'.' Shipping Board, after final; physical the Bridgeport hospital. connected with the War Bureau. and LonHon. Sykfes Ceinferi Pswder ; '' Our tourists will be disappointed if Ambitious politicians are now feel- examination' at Boston, for enroll- When the United States entered the Its ' extraordinary healing and soothing ' llt on ' of much Bol- war Mr. was all those rained French cities are ing they made a mistake not to join ment its Merchant Marine train Miss Mildred Randle, daughter- There isn't danger of Straight appointed head power is noticeable on firs! application. twfore they get over to look at the army when the war looked pretty ing ships Included Alert A." Thiede of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randle of 6 4 shevism starting in in a town having of the United States War Risk Insur- 25c at the Vinol and other drug stora de- - near over. 833. Main street, this Fang street, became the bride cf Ken an adequate number of barbers. ance Bureau ln Washington, but, The Comfort Powder Co,4 Boston, Mats, j r f city.