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New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

the luxury of your own private car the es- clusiveness of your own party-ah or these combine to make this method of transpor- tatic most enjoyable Do not complete yot, plans for your outing without consider inx going by trolley and in chartered cars
 All the Beaches Amusement Parks and Summer Resorts in Connecticut can be reached conveniently and quickly by trol- ley. Let us help you plan your outing. For rates and other information, call on the Local Superintendent, or apply to General Traffic Agent-Room 40s-- Second National Bank Building, New Haven, Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

I Tribune.)
 <eraldine ,Farrar wants a will make the woman who b copy it look like a cari-
 punishment she goes to His. So to his studio did to hear all about clothes - knt and future. ... -.
 Bluest of Light Blue.
 ntly I rang the bell; as if by
 door opened upon a slim
 in. bluest of light blue, r striped lounging suits; lay was writ upon its coun- Tor the last person expected body wanting to know all
 why's and wherefores of
 With mutual murmurings kw. therefore, I found my bay at the stage entrance be Theater, where Melville
 of many parts-was this b found playing at the
 a rehearsal of waltzing . silk lounging suit was kced by the most correct including the conventional
 and we talked to the &C., knt of rythnic melody and laughter.
 |lngly motioned for me to him at the piano and ask Omen Dressing Better? &erican women dressing bet be now that they no longer clothes direct from Pari- ation?" I began.
 n" he. said, is beginning to brican women realize their kties in the matter of. dress. |eginning to understand, too, e Miss Smith, of Weehaken, Miss Society of Newport. in simple white skirt and eater Miss Smith is going to ly content to wear them, crested In Question.
 |ery interested in this ques- Continued "and this winter |emplating working in con- kfth Miss Anne Morgan to |e girls that go. to her roof
 the Strand dress simply
 There is no reason they 5, for the big New York kr splendidly to the woman beans with good taste. Miss Ia the women working with ear garments which I shall esign, and which the girls
 copied. We shall en- lem to consult us as to their
 styles, and will gladly ad-
 This will be the easiest ach them good lines and
 a practical point of view" ua1ity and fashion," I aclx, To Good Line.
 D women finds a good line h stick to it, for fashion D be moulded to that line. and his fingers ran down 5. he shrugged his shoulders, lea is to give her friends
 she can, but the woman Is on, dressing according to latest decree. irrespective of
 her, must realize she will Friends a shock, not & sur- b prefer designing for art entured next at a break in rs Designing For Stage.
 h1y I prefer designing for
 after all it is the only place
 can express our own ideas. kve faith in their designers kge to wear something they set eyes on. Your bour- " on the other hand could duced to wear a gown she |seen another woman look
 His fingers strayed medi- Lcross the keys. 'That is
 yorks latest ladies insisted liz all last winter dresses Ike one designed for Mrs Eastle, which should never $ worn by a woman weigh
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
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plans its fair so that the fair will have an educational value as we'll as being a great entertainment offering. The roads to Berlin are the best in the state. Be sure to see this years fair.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02
Pads and Fashions

Fashion loves fur this winter even more than she did last.
 Some or the new tailored suits have full circular skirts.
 Some Of the new sleeves show very full puffs above the elbow.
 There will be a great deal of chiffon and crepe material used.
 New skirts are in soft plaids, faint stripes and plain colors. Young girls frocks frequently have a bretelle- fashioned waist. It is hinted that the train will re- turn to favor for evening wear.
 Com bine plaids with plain mate rial if you would be fashionable. Dark blue and green are among the favored autumn combinations. Among the new tweeds, subdued | plaids and checks are most in favor. Braiding, lace and fur will appear l together on the new autumn models. Chiffon and cloth combined are i frequently used for autumn costumes. l A great deeal of braiding Is seen, l both with soutache and the wide var l ieties. 1 Many of the fall dresses for street l wear are of serge combined with ' silk.
 wrap coat for travelling Is. long. 1 from neck to foot, closely fitted and l belted.
New Britain herald., 1915-09-02

Even fur coats have the close central fastening all the wap up the front of the coat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-26

CoNIFORTABLEs for single beds, dollar VGN %S& FULL sIzE CoNRoRTABLEs, for double beds. es4 fNN $150 value-at 0&uVO CONfFORTABLES, size, extra weight good es En patterns cotton filled; ts2 25 vauesale 0 FINE CoNIFoRTABLEs large size. n dark ssed s oo zetins. 2t1stto cotton lille filled S225 WHITE BED SPREADS full medium zEo weight, good designs-sale ~ - - WHITE BED SPREADS, large size, excellent for AOe wear; $12e value--sale price ............. " ~ WHITE BED SPREADS. frnged or scalIoped, with corners, extra quality, satin finish; &T 9n $275 value--sale price ~ = a~SO SPREADS n arg size 2 beautiful designs; $450 wholesale price >01A ~ BLEACHED SHEETS, 7zx90 inches. 2E~ made of durable soft cotton >D>D - BLEACHED SHEETS size. grade sfe nsvD; Drles eslf bsaehed sheets: 75e value 58c SHEETS FOR SINGLE BEDS, excellent grade 2EN 45c value-saIe %)>%%
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-26
Feature-Annual Sale of HOusefurniS
Blankets, Bedding, &C.

GOOD COTTON BLANKETS, light weight in grey and white with pink or blue borders; dollar 68C vaIue-per pair WOOL FINISHED BLANKETS, large size. extra grade cotton. in white and and heavy; Sl so regular $2.oO vaiue--per
 WOOL FINISHED BLANKETS, grey, largest size especially fine blanket with tape finish; regular s4.25 value &2 2G sale price pair
 WOOL FINISHED BLANKETS, very popular $ .95 number $25o reg--sa1e price
 WoOINAP BLANKETS, size doub1e-faced, in essptsae ts tss Jacquard designs: 'asS value S1 50 FINE WOOL BLANKETS, largest size. 0 Califor- nfaV with silk in pink a war high grade blanket worth regularly $500 &E m pair--sale price ; ALI, WOOL largest in pink nd blankets 19d9 as nrae and per seo pgr rnsularly S7.75
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
WHY DON'T YOU PLANT A GAIT
DEN IN YOUR HEART?
AM Eastcr suggestIon.

First, plant one lily OF your Purest
Thought,
AS lovely as some violet of the wild,
That yonder on the mountain-height
is fraGght
With Pearls of rain, God-scnt. and
undefiled
Then plant one Rose of Love, droop-
ing and sweet,
And sunny as the Noontlde's kind
ly glow
The petals, dear. will drift around
your feet
And strew your path, wherever you
may so.
Plant Recollection next, its scent will
bring
The fa.tering step of some lost low
ed one near;
And when the nightingales at star
light sing
Twill fill Your heart with heavens
perfume, dear.
Oh. don't forget to plant the Golden
Truth,
Near by where Honor sparkles in
the light;
It's sweeter than the memories OF
youth,
And faircr than the harvest-moon
at night.
Last plant border of your Brightest
Smiles,
So there win be a flower for every
ones
How often do we search the hills for
miles
And never see those blossoms Of the
sun?
Dear. if your heart is warm and
rich with love.
The fairest of His flowers will
thrive and CLEAN;
/ AS beautiful as those that bloom
! above,
And nod at us sometimes within o
dream.
-ATahqI Pains
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
SERIOUS STUDY.

As the result Of the activities of the
school Of American Archaeology ana
the intense interest aroused by the
work OF the Museum OF New Mexico
and the Archaeological Society OF
New Mexico, the southwestern An
thropoIogical society has been or
ganized by men who desire to engage
in the serious study OF the southwest
ern Indians and the folklore of the
Spanish domain. The society has
taken for its first text book, Pliny
Earle Goddard's Indians OF the
Southwest" Paul Radin. secretary OF
the society, whose researches In can
ada and the northwest have been
published by the Canadian govern
ment. will on Monday evening address
the Archaeological society at the Pal
ace of the Governors on tile topic
Education Among the Indians" This
should prove an interesting subject
as II will give a glimpse of the prlml-
tive mind and methods Of instructins
tho voting
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
THE CUNTS EXHIBIT.

At the same time. the Curtis exhibit
will be thrown open to the public ~
follows the first Photographic salon,
which gave Santa F'e and It's visitors
a comprehensive view Of new art,
for an art II Is, that has developed IN
the southwest More than live hun
dred pictures were included in this
exhibit. most OF them Of New Mexico
landscapes and Indians The array
was so bewildering and SO merton
ious. that the committee Of Judges
threw up hands and declared they
could not find II In their heart to dis
criminate for or against any of the
exhibitors by pinplng blue ribbons to
this or that picture and therefore no
awards were made. The Curtis eN-
hibit, secured through Miss Clara
True, from the studio of r. 5. Curtis
I'm New York, gives New Mexieans an
opportunity to see. study and admire
sixty of the finest Indian pictures
from the ]. Pierpont Morgan eollec-
rion. A number of New Mexico stu
dies are included but most of them
are of Indians and the Indian eoun-
try Of the northwest. Nothing like y
has been ever seen before In the
southwest One fingers before such
weird pictures as Dancing TO Restore
an Eclipsed Moon" or The Afikarl
Medicine Ceremony" or wonders how
such effects as those In Tine Searm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

Young woman" "Fer several years
have d0etared for distressing stomach
symptoms. such ne sour stomach beleh.
lux, ACCOMMODATIONS " gas hvnrt burn.
dtoNsyness after eating, sieeplessne-s. coat
ed TONGUE, bad breath, inertia, aud I am
settling thin and weak. msa complexion Is
poor and 80 far have not been Improved
BY the medicines have taken
Answer. Your need 4. medicine to aid
digestion. overcome dyspepsia and tune up
tho sto,ndeh, liver aud bowels. ! advise ynu
20 take 'dontle-four stomach gud howell
medicine" sold Ia sealed packets, by dfuE.
sls's With complete direction.
Miss Adele writes. MY hair IL combinf
out my sealp itchos ana dandruff IL very
annoying and want something 20 cure
these conditions
/ ANSWER For hair and scalp troubles |
have nuyer found anything % euuai the
beneficial results of thorough treatment
~ plain yellow minyoi. n Il cooling cleans
ing and layleoratng, ana thousands now
use Il regularly rs hair aud scalp tonic,
/ Horny j. G. writes fsemethlug seems 70
Ice wrong with my aystent and don't
know what Il Il, | have huge puffs under
my eyes, my eyes are bl0edshot IN morning
aud my feet snd ankles are swollen. Some
times / have ohills ana feel weak and tired
must uL tue time
Answer Your eliminating organs SUCH Al
liver and kldnoys are IN need ~ treat
mcnt HeEin taking balmwort tablets q
once. Get them In sealed tubes with ful
directions Of any wti stocked druggist
c. NJ c asks please relieve me Of I
, coated tongue, foul breath. headache. con
stlpation and general III hoalth.'
Answer II habltually eonsiippted. yel
should take three grain sulphcrb tablet
(noi sulphur aud arouse the organs whlel
eliminate waste material from your body
Theso tablets purify the blood and lmpfov'
the health BY acting ON the liver. kidney
and bowels obtain IN scaled tubes Will
full directions.
sarah says. "Can anything DO dom
Tor one who Is bothered with rheumatism
II so please reply"
ANSWER You can be relieved of you
rheumatism II you take the following Mii
By sinking we'll and take teasp0Qntu &
meal times and AZ bed time and you vii
soon be relieved Comp. essence cardiol,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
TILE HOUSE OF DAWN.

1t is not only because "The House
of Dawn" is stepped in the atmos-
phere of New Mexico, but because II is
the masterpiece of Marah Ellis Ryan.
that this latest book from her pen Is
worth while. II is q volume of gol-
den sunsets, of purple mountains, OF
the poets love of nature. Of powerful
character delineation and a fasenat-
ing plot. that has its climax and end
ing upon the foothills that look down
upon Santa Fe, and in the Palace OF
the Governors. More charming even
than THE Flute of the Gods" with
It's main setting in and about Taos,
and THE Soul of Rafael" with its
thrilling episodes I'm Ramona's coun-
try. The House of Dawn" will find
it's way to the library table of prac-
tically every man and woman of Gull
ture in Santa Fe. While speaking OF
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

the stripe. Small cloth-covered but
tons are used down the front of the
waist in groups of four, and continue
twice on the skirt.
The sheer frocks with many frills
and ruffles are particularly smart
this season and have q revival from
years gone by. Powered organizes
and lawns make these charming
dresses, as well as the plain white
and colors. One very pretty white
organdy which | liked had skirt
slashed up at the knee-length, about
twelve inches apart all around the
skirt The bottom Of the skirt and
the slashes were edged around with
a continuous three-inch ruffle of the
organdy. These deep slashes and
scallops are very airy and pretty.
A strikingly pretty evening dress
was designed by La Croix. The ma
terial used was greenish- yellow, call
ed exposition gold, grosgrain silk
striped with a broad satin stripe and
three narrow ones The bodice was
perfectly straight under the arms and
fitted loosely about the waist; the
lower edge of the bodice was finish
ed with band Of the silk with the
stripes running around. The skirt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

A vest and collar of white wolfe gives
the dainty touch of white which adds
SO much to the dainty colors of the
new moterials.
Girdles and belts which are TO be
worn with the spring frocks and suits
are both wide and narrow and many
dresses have none at all, SO for once
these may be suited to the indiyiduaff
taste. Wide pleated girdles are 70
be seen on some dresses, ending with
long sash-ends. which are crossed
either back or front and tied loosely
and ribbon girdles are very popular.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
Santa Fe Society Notes

books of special interest 10 and IN the
southwest. no one should fail to read
1.-THE True story of Ramona" by two
Los Angeles men, Carlyle Channlpg
Davis and William A. Anderson. or
timely interest is also the Easter story
beautifully illustrated IN Harpers
Weekly. by a Santa Fe girl who de-
spite her novel nom de plume 10 well
Known socially and who gives promise
Of eclipsing the fame of Marah Ellis
Ryan and oven Helen Hunt Jackson
as a deineator Of the characters ana
deplctor OF the local color that makes
New Mexico a land OF Irresistible
charm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

was also straight hanging. with q
wider band OF the silk at the bot
tom. The sleeves and yoke OF the
waist are Of black malme with cape
like piece OF maline lace fastened
In the middle of the back and extend.
ing to the end of the long sleeves. The
combination Of black tulle and green
ish yellow was striking and artistic.
My second illustration Is of flow
cred wolfe The skirt is ruffled at the
bottom and in the middle with two
narrow ruffles. The waist * quite
simple with three-auarter bell sleeves,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

GA comp fluid balmwort, ozi syrup
satsapafiia COMB oss Wine % colchls
cum, one half oai sodium snllcylate. 4
dramsi 'odlde q potassium. drama
Miss BERTHE l.. asks, what remedy can
YOU recommend 20 reduce obesity aafely9 /
want 10 reduce about thirty pounds"
tablets a. hsinr the most effective aud
convenient treatment TO reduce ahuormal
fat Druggists supply this Ia sealed tubes
WIN complete directions After the fret
few days "a pound day il not TOO much
reduction
Mrs A. q. u asks. no sou think Il "a
possible fer me ~ increase my weight from
~ pounds q about i2s poundHf"
Answers Yea believe that the regular
use VI special tonic tablet Will Do this for
you as II has for thousands o. others Ask
your druggist Tor three. Grain hypo' nuclans
tablets ~ seated packages with full dltces
tons, Take them for several months 10 set
TIE fun benefit.
"iiay" writes "Cau sufferer FROM
bronchial trouble be Relieved Doctors DO
not seem to help nae, what would you sug-
Hsatf
Answers To relieve ehtmie cold. sore
throat bronchitis, ! would advise the use ef
I A'ni'hilhAfa f""fN'f NNHHfHHHfAf'N'l
chase this at any urur store IN rh os.
packages aud mix according 70 directions
eiyen on bottle aud YOU will very shortly
Ne relieved ~ all bronchial trouble, This
win not oniy relieve, but will correct. aud
Is very pleasant to take.
81 g. W asks what can one do for
u bad catarrhal condition. have suffered
" long tlme and am uuebie 10 find relief
z IN addition 90 tatafrh In throat aud nes-
\ ttils I am also affected with Pelvic Ca
tarrh Cor ieueorrhea),"
Answer A rcod tonic aud builder such
ne thfee.efain hypo- nuelune tablets should
build w your vitality, while using entlsep-
I tie Nllane Powder FOR local treatment Get
either q two or eight ounce package OF the
( powder and complete directions with pack
age win tell you how TO use.
John c. l. writes, ~ fluid my natural
strength and nervous system falling me. {
do not reeuperato ns OF yere. Ny food and
rest seem not 20 benefit NJ they should.
Am weak. respondent ana unable 70 per-
fern the duties which we're assumed earlier
Ia life. while my ambition for work aud
pleasure Is slowly going
Answer | think a powerful. harmless
tonic aud nervine medicine VIII tcluVehate
and restore tile functions Of digestion, Hs-
Hmilation and elimination BY inylgurttinF
the nervous system Obtain three araln
cadomene tablets packed III sealed tubes
and take as per directions accompanying.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

immcmorial custom on tile evening
Of Maundy Thursday. partook of the
lamb and the unleavensd bread. Frank
" Andrews was toastmnster aud the
principal sneakers were Hon. Thomas
- Catron ana Attorney VI =. Bow
man. There ware responses TO the
ceremonial toasts by Lucius bills.
Don T.. Johnson. Charles n. kHnep,
y Spltz. J. $. H. fIammutt ana u. G.
Wade, Jr. This lnorninS. tho candles
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

OF particular interest TO New Mex
leans is The Log of Timber Cruis-
err interesting because II tells OF a
forester's life in New Mexico; inter-
esting because the characters of the
books are men and women that you
and | know interesting, because the
author has spent much time In New
Mexico. recently as visitor TO the
New Mexico museum and knows what
he Is talking about. lie is William
Pinckney Lawson. now associate edi-
tor of Harpers and recently Of the
forest service. He-pame to Santa Fe
to write up the Recos and Jemez ma
tlonai forests for the government. In.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
MASONIC BANQUET.

Despite Holy week and the many
events Of religious. Oratorical, musical
and scientific nature, there were q
number of minor social gatherings
and ut least one banquet. This feast
however. was Of q solemn and highly
symbolic nature fitting right into the
character Of the church observanees
Fifty Maaons In accordance with their
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

ory ar lace on the edge. They also
often have insets of lace medallions.
an kinds OF checks--wide. narrow,
irregular and wavering--are used in
NE spring and summer frocks They
arc usually made up and down Of the
stripe, but there is quite a vogue this
year for those who are slender
snaiieh 10 allow Of II to have the
stripes made up running round and
rannd. Again the UP and down Is
need. but with trimmings of bands
rnnnine all around. In my first H.
instration is a simple, trim frock made
mn In striped blue-and-whlte crepe
Each blue stripe Is checked blue and
white and through the white stripe
are flecks of heavier threads The
neaf side-ciosing of the waist cores
nonds with the side-closing ON the
skirt The cuffs and collar are Of
blue crepe which matches the blue in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

that had been e1tlnguished at the
close of the ceremony. we're relit, and
the Masons in body attended the
Faster services In st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal church. whose pastor is y
82nd degree Mason.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04

Bishop Frederick u. ilowden and
his daughter. Miss Angelica llowden,
spent the past week IN Santa re. the
guests Of the Francis G. Wilson's
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-04
'EeDGocToR's
pHDvIcEA
e. DR. Zcwhy 6shcy *

The questions answered below are gem
efal IN character the symptoms or diseases
are given aud the answers Will apply A
an, ease % simllar nature.
Those wishing further advice free may
address pr Lewis Baker College nldRa
college. Ellwovd sis.. Dayton o. enclosing
self addressed stamped envelope for reply.
tnll name and address must be given, but
eniy Initials or fictitious name will be used
In my answers. The prescriptions can be
filled az any well.atocked drug store. Any
druggist can order % wholesaler