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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-09
DECEMBER Y SET FOR CUE MATCHES

CHICAGO. Nov. S-The final match for the worlds chan pionship at 18-2 balkline billiards between Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran, will be held at Orchestra Hall here Decem- Der, IT, IS and 19, according to an nouncement made by President E. l.. Bensinger. of the Brunswick Bake CoIlender company, who directed the New York tournament.
 The match will be for 1.500 points and will be played in blocks of 500, it was stated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-09
DISTRICT NO. 1

Win include that part of Birmingham and east of Center within the city limits. Tarrant City and irondale included this district.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

'Do you shudder to think Of eat
ing turkey for a week after your
Thanksgiving dinner? You shouldn't
for there are all sorts of interesting
leftover dishes than can he evolved
from turkey.
And in these dishes lies the iusti-
/ hcation Of high priced turkey, For
| If the initial cost of turkey is great
the number Of really delicious meals
possible from one bird brings down
the average.
There is one precaution in making
! leftover dishes. Do not cook the
turkey for any length OF time; long
cooking will make it striugy and
tasteless. BE sure IL is hot through
and let it go at that,
Turkey combines we'll with rice or
macaron. The tiny scraps OF meat
should bc used in made dish re-
curing minced turkey.
There will he one meal of delicious
cold sliced turkey, Serve with cram
berry or currant Jelly. sThe menu
could he something like this:
Cream of Tomato Soup
Twice Baked Potatoes
Canned Corn
Cold Sliced Turkey
Cranberry Jelly
Head Lettuce Salad with Cheese
Dressing
Canned Fruit Cookies
Coffee
This is a well balanced menu.
II there are slivers OF white or ten.
der dark meat not quite suitable for
serving cold use them in. this sand.
wieh. The ingredients are for one
sand wich.
Turkey Sandwich.
Four thin slices OF turkey, crisp
slices OF very thin bacon. ? stuffed
olives. lettuce. mayonnaise, tri.
angles of hot huttered toast.
Put one piece Of toast on a plate.
cover with lettuce, spread with may
onnaise and add two pieces OF turkey
and one of bacon. Sprinkle with
thiniy sliced olives, Cover with sec.
ond piece Of toast Top with remain.
as for FIRST piece. Top with remain
ing piece of toast 'Garnish with thin
strips Of dill picltle and serve.
This sandwich with a cup OF hot
coffee makes an ideal luncheon or
late evening supper when men are
entertained.
Turkey IN RamekiDs.
one cup cold minced turkey :?
tablespoons butter. tablespoons -four,
teaspoon salt. ia teaspoon celery
pepper, long sticks maearoni, cup
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
DAILY FASHION sEryIcE -
Tending to Uniform

Tucks over the shoulder, front
binding and n round collar are the
only hints of trimming that the
blouse sketched here needs. 1t has
long sleeves, Of course, and turned
back cuffs.
The skirt with which ii is worn
las a front over-panel open on one
side and is trimmed with two buttons
Z, bound buttonhol ss. This is a
proper tailored costume for daily
wear.
Equally comfortable and smart in
its own simple fashion is the dress
with the pleated skirt and straight
button-trimmed blouse. This type of
frock, introduced by one of the large
New York stores. has become almost
a uniform for young women this sea-
sor
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

putting away that Jelly your mother
in-law told us about. and we've
barely time TO get to the bank now.
III tell you, you go TO the osnk and
put in the silver and catch the train
at Freeport I'll call another taxi
right away and Bess will help me
with the Jelly. so that l can get the
same train at Marvin. Give me the
key. and don't forget the next train.
Good-by. Hurry up. driver, please. -"
The Gentle. Fragile Griselda."
| had taken the key and the taxi
was whirline away before / looked
at Bess Dean. There was a veno-
nous little CLINT in her eyes, and she
gave a short, sardonic little laugh as
l looked at her.
Clever, old dear" she said.
What's the matter Is the gentle,
fragile Griselda afraid of yours
truly"
looked at her with purposeful
hlankness.
- never CAN get your jokes,
Bess." | dawled paintively and
then unlocking the door. l went to
the telephone and ordered another
taxi to make all haste to the house
Where is this iely?" she asked
mockingly.
In the pantry" ! answered MAX
Ing my way toward that room, with
Bess closely following. When ] had
reached it, turned. after one look,
with an amused laugh.
That's one on me. all right" /
said, Il had moved it after ALL"
She cooked her head on one side,
and surveyed me mockingiy.
Yes, it's one on you. all right"
she retorted meaningly. II wonder
If you really believe that you are
putting thing as patent as that
over on me"
! looked at her steadily In answer
Il wonder II it really matters
what either you or | believe about
it," ! said coolly Come on back
into the living room. | can give you
a lift as far as the station when the
taxi comes"
That she was, angry enough 10
strike me, I knew. and with. I.eila's
unhappiness In my mind, | think ]
also would have welcomed the op-
portunity for primitive hair-pull-
ing contest. But either good breed.
ing or her desire TO keep up her
pretext OF friendliness, triumphed
and she only said moekingly:
How sweet OF you. dear. LII take
you up on that gladly"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
CLARK SISTERS REVUE AT
PALACE

Today the Palace presents for an
entire week its Misrepresentation of a
musical comedy revue having selected
for this occasion the Clark Sisters
Revue which will prove the greatest
revue having selected for this occasion
the Clark Sisters Revue which will
prove the greatest and biggest attrac-
ton that has played this city. 1t is
sprightly revue with a big cast that
features the three Clark Sisters and
Harry Myers an excellent comedian
who will keep all in good humor
throughout Many novelties will be Of
fered during the show as the cast is
very versatile and offer saNophone,
violin, and other musical numbers.
The chorus sohws a bevy of youthful
singers and dancers who are extra
ordinary in terpsichore and who go
long way in making the show a sue
cess. There will be complete change
of bill on Thursday with added novel;
ties and Palace patrons are in for
real treat with this excellent musical
comedy. The photoplay attraction for
the first half of the week offers the
Paramount picture "Nobody's Money
with Jack Holt In the leading role,
and for the last half the charming
Mae Murray will be seen in her great
est production "Jazzmania." Starting
next week Monday the big attraction
will present Jackie Coogan in his
greatest and costliest photoplay Long
Live the King" There will be special
performances after school for school
children At which time they will be
admitted for ten cents.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
FAMOUS MRS. FAIR" AT CAPITOL

L
A strong tribute to Fred Nihlo's
ability is contained in a letter which
he received from James Forbes, au-
thor or THE Famous Mrs. Fair" in
which the latter waived the right OF
examination of the script of his play
before its tranfer to the screen. The
communication reached the director
shortly after Louis Il, Mayors pur-
chase of THE FAMOUS Mrs. Fair" as
his first special Metro, and assured
Mr.. Niblo that he could 20 ahead with
the production whenever he was ready
as his name and reputation stood as
a. guarantee that the perturbation
would more than do justice to the
original play.
The photoplay is now being shown
at the Capitol theater. The Fa-
nous Mrs. Fair" is the first Of series
OF big pictures which Fred Niblo viii
produce 10 be released as Metro
Louis p. Mayer Productions.
In addition there will be tive acts
Of Keith vaudeville featuring JONAS
Hawaiians In native songs, dances and
music. on Thursday the big attraction
win be Billin Shaw and her company
OF ten in a wonderful offering. Booth
Tsrkington's "Penrod and sam VIII
be the photoplay offering.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Hooky. the Goblin came down the
long hallway in the Grotto pulling a
string behind him.
Tied TO the string was little Weekly,
Rsegedy Andy and Raggedy Ann.
Hooky. the Goblin had captured
them and was taking them TO his
part OF the Grotto TO make them into
noodle soup.
II didn't do any good for RsEgedy
Ann and Rasgedy Andy ana little
Weekly to tell Hooky. the Goblin. that
he couldn't make noodle soup out OF
thrm, for he wouldn't believe them.
you are trying TO fool me. III bet
q nickel.' Hooky. the Goblin. said as
he dragged them towards his home.
WOW. the question vas. how could
little Weekly and the Ragsedys escape
from the Goblin?
They couldn't talk 70 each other
without having Hooky hear them.
nor could they whisper 70 each other
tgr.rauee tHnv we're not tied close
enough together. ~ therr wasn't
ANYTHING - Do but 70 think and think
and think ~ somc p-av 10 nre5ps ~ith-
on talking 20 fsef other. So the
three captives thought
Finally little weeky. who vas tied
in the front. turned around and mo-
TONED rifh his finger for Eaggedy
Am and EarEedy andy rot - say A
word. then he hogan nihplfng upon
tho string whrre IL vas tied 10 his
arfn and presently ne nibtiHd " IN
tr.a. THIN little weekly fooiiones fo-
ffs Raegedys - keep right ~ walk
ing inst - v Trey we're I'll still bring
PULLED along ny the Goblin. Then
~ esr rom. vhsn Httie weekly came
70 ? sfoue he tied il to tHe end Of
the string which Hooky. the Goblin.
uas -tiH holding Then holding his
hand ster hiz mouth - KEEP from
riEcHnz righ; out loud ord letting
Hoaly tBor. ff'ls w-esI,y and the
Eagga8ys stopped rsikinS and there
went TIoosy. the Goblin p1ilins the
stone behind Rim.
lister. We thinks Be still has ne
~ Hind him I5itlt Weeky e-his-
De~eg 10 ns=eedy Ann ard Eaegedy
Andy ht uaiind tire strings frOrn
around their arms.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
ST. LoHN's FAIR

The holiday spirit OF Thanksgiving
week is well illustrated at ST. Johns
Fair, which is the biggest amusement
attraction In the city this week. The
state Armory is deliberately deco
rated for the event which has already
been running two nights. Due TO the
Indictment weather of last Friday and
Saturday nights many were forced to
foreeo the pleasure OF visiting the
fair. In planning for the large crowd
sure TO be at the Armory tonight the
Entertainment committee has selected
the Y. 81. r. a. p. Minstrels. This
well known minstrel troupe he's made
several local appearances and has
scored a decided hit, so that patrons
OF the fair arc assured of a first class
entertainment feature.
Lynch's orchestra will play for
dancing and there will be plenty OF
Che latter 10 please the young people.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
milk, is teaspoon pepper. butteted

milk, is teaspoon pepper, butteted
crumbs.
Cook maearoni in boiling salsed
water for half an hour. Put the
sticks into the water slowly and they
will soften enough to be cooked un-
broken,
Melt butter, stir in -four, salt and
celery pepper and cook until smooth.
Slowly add milk, stirring constantly.
Add pepper and cook until thick and
smooth. Add minced turkey and re-
move from the flre Line well but
tered ramekins or custard cups with
macaroni, fll with creamed turkey,
cover with huttered crumbs and bake
in a quick oven until crumbs are
brown
II custard cups are used. nnmold
on platter. sprinkle with buttercd
crumbs and serve very hot.
Mold OF Rice and Turkey.
One cup rice, cups chopped cold
turkey. IA cup bread crumbs, gravy
enough TO pack meat solidly, tea
spoon salt, is teaspoon pepper.
Wash rice and add TO rapidly boil
ing sailed water. Cook until tender.
Line well buttered brick loaf
bread pan with one-half inch layer OF
rice. Fiji with turkey. bread crumbs
and gravy we'll MIXED and seasoned.
Cover with n layer Of rice. Steam
Is minutes or bake 30 minutes. Turn
ont Of pan and serve with tomato
sauce.
ANY leftover dressing can be used
with the meat in this recipe.
The addition OF onion, celery or
canned peppers adds 10 the sayory-
ness or the dish, but the cook must
use her own discretion In adding
strong fsvors.
And when the bones are picked
Is very good soup TO be made,
Turkey Soup.
Break the turkey carcass in pieces.
Put in a kettle with any bits Of meat
or skin. Cover with cold water and
simmer one hour. Add celery leaves
and one medium sized onion. SIM
msr one hour longer. Strain and add
enough hot water TO make four cups.
Bring 10 the boiling point. season
with salt and pepper and add one
quarter cup well washed rice Cook
over hot water for about an hour
longer. until rice is tender. Rub three
canned pimentoes through strainer
and stir into soup. Heat very hot and
serve with crisp crackers or toast
sticks. =.
CCopyrisht 1928. NEA Service, Incl
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

VARIETY GIRLS AT LYCEUM

The Five Variety Girls, snappy
vaudeville outfit which presents gor-
geous fashion revue with plenty of
songs and dances and a wealth of
fancy costumes, heads the Paramount
vaudeville show which opened at the
Lyceum this afternoon. On the same
bill are several other Ugh class acts.
John s. Blondy and company. two
men and a woman, present an I'M
usual novelty "A Dogs Fancy" Harry
Bloom, a straight comedian, gets
roars of laughter with his line and
Kramer and Griffin have Boob Nc
Mutt" offering. refreehingly comical.
They also feature several song NUM-
bers.
Coupled with this is the high grade
movie bill, especially appealing this
first half of the week because the lat
est episode of Fighting Blood" is
being shown. The fortunes of Gale
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Galen, now in Hollywood training for
a comeback for the light heavyweight
title, make very interesting picture.
The big feature is Sinclair Lewis
MAIN Street" This is a compelling
story of a big town girl in a small
town community
For the last half of the week, in
addition to changed vaudeville pro-
gram, there will. be strong feature
picture specializing Jack London's
famous dog story ''rhe Call of the
Wild"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
Me Adveuturesj RaggstyAnn
81 .aGa9seAyAnAy. *
lNN1A by 1shmy erutNe az

Sure enough. Hooky the Goblin was
talking to himself as he walked on
towards his home, Just wait until ]
get them made into noodle soup! oh,
yum yuml Won't the noodle soup
taste nice though? Yum YUM"
When Hooky, the Goblin. had gone
so far that he would not hear them
the RaggedYs and little Weekly started
and ran back down the long. long hall
in the Grotto.
They thought they were running The
same way that Hooky the Goblin
had brought them but instead Of
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
The Obvious Trick Madge Played
In a Good Cause

III ttbh N""HN
Luckily, Bess Dean was looking di-
rectly at me, and so failed to catch
the fierce inquirng flash of Leila s
eyes at Ress' question concerning Mrs.
Durkee and the hospital. | was de-
termined to keep Leila's jealous fore
holdings hidden from the girl on the
doorstep who was doing her best to
make the gentle young wife unhappy,
and / therefore. entered into a vol
luminous explanation of the elder Mrs.
Durkee's illness. and of the arrange
ments for her operation, which last
ed until the taxi made its appear
snce. | gave Bess Dean no possible
opportunity TO address Leila, and
while talked l was setting the silver
bag and our own luggage on the YER
snda so that when the taxi appeared.
/ was able to say with every appear
Rnce of haste:
IF youll take that silver and get
into the taxi, Leila, III lock up.
Tell the driver to get this luggage"
Leila obeyed with an alacrity that
told me how much she dreaded my
conversation with Bess Dean and
after locking the door. l turned and
faced my former colleague.
80 sorry, we cannot offer you
lift" I cooed, but as l told you. we
barely have time to make the bank
at Freeport before train time. The
cashier is going 10 let us in after
hours as IT is
Bess Changes Her Mind
A little devil of mischief rlinted
in Bess Deans eyes and she hastily
consulted her wrist watch
MY trip TO Lynbrook isn't i'm
portant," she said smoothly I'D
much rather ride to Freeport with
you and have A. chance for chat
with you and Leila"
That will be splendid" ! said with
a smile upon my lips and a desire to
commit mayhem in my heart. Some
how, someway. in the next sixty sec
onds ] must devise some plan to
fhwart this petty little scheme of
Bsss Deans to harsss Leila. ] made
my progress to the taxi as slow as
possible and just as / reached the door
an inspiration came to me. gave a
sudden exclamation of chagrined an
noyance.
"oh, Leila - exclaimed, fixing
her with my eyes and hoping that
she would not contradict me, do
you know I forgot everything about
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
ODD FELLOWS CARNIVAL

The last chance OF the public To
attend the odd Fellows Harvest Car
nival in odd Fellows Hall will be TO-
night. Those who haven't had an OPP
portunity to enjoy the fine line Of en-.
tertainment furnished so far by the
Clements Entertainment Bureau.
should accept the one offered this
evening and see Bartlett the clever
contortionist and The Dancing Fryers.
The awarding fthe prizes will take
place during the last hour and good
music and dancing until midnight will
complete the program.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

turning IN the left. as they had done
bnfors. thev turned 10 the right aud
when they came 70 little round
door. they tbouEhtait vas the sem"
little door uaieh had Ted them hefcrc
into The magic bakery.
While Hooky. the Goblin. is taking
tho stone 10 biz home. let ms 20 in
SIDE ard hske some more cookies
I.a2ge3F Andy 4sid.
ana 50 they opened THE little round
door and Ealked in.
q oh. dear mo. the Eseeedys and
fittle wesky ~ cried together. We
are in tho wrong place.
Won hnt son are loud voice
replied rs the door slammed be mind
them.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
Nieat Icttsr from >ydnry Carton 90
Ioltn sIfIer, rreSsaft

Hurried bus'Hs tFip 10 san fran
riseo 1e-.kd upon yesterday. viii
run doer 10 Toa anrs }ns ana ere
party. Saw picture THINK story ~
r. rily coiaridr 4cr and partly eisb-
oraf ID o. u-haf parts knone wnst-
ever Is in psrty-s mind noi hing can
- dons. Tou have al the legal
rights Party wiiI net SAINT pub,icifr
n5orr than son. Uuy thing % fear
= that person most INTERESTED viii
Hear ~ r. sTUNEY.
tCgfg right, 1898. - EEA sertice.
I8eB
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Anonymous Letter - Leslie Prescott
Deer Lady
am sorry YOU was sick not fur you
but fur me see.
see you around with that dame
who's husban thru her down for an
other skurt, the wun who Just start
ed a store. / got a Hunch you are
putting up swsg fur that piac. IL
you cant see me give her the low
down and tell her 10 come TO the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Chocolate stains may he removed
from washable fabrics by soaking
them for half an hour in cold borax
and water. Then pour boiling water
through the stain and wash in. the
ordinary way
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
Nellowe1 Clothes.

Clothes that have become yellow
from lying around may be whltened
by boiling in water TO which kero-
sene has been added in the proper.
ton OF tablespoon TO gallon of
water
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

A closet should be aired when the
rest Of the house is aired. and should
be cleaned when the room from
which " leads is cleaned.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

One Of the most novel sleeves
shown this season is laced ur the on
tire length with a cord passed
through small eyeiets
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

dishes for holding food is most unsa =
itary as the cracks or chips make an
excellent place for germs 10 Turk un.
less great care is exercised.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

To keep waxed floor In good con.
dition always sweep II with o good
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Clean your piano KEYS with wood
alcohol. II this is not available. the
best substitute is clear warm water.
with no soap
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Rippled peplums are seen on some
~ the flannel and serge suits shown
Tor Palm Beach wear.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
'GossipS Corner
Tam Tassels.

Long tassels are worn on the new.
est tam hats, giving them piquani
tone that is most desirable.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
nnretrn Scarf

Scarves Of duvetyn are lined with
bright colored satin and worn In place
OF fur neckpieces.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
Aprons on Irocks

Some Of the newest velvet froeks
have aprons or pleated sections OF
colored georgette crepe.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
Fresh Cheese.

To prevent cheese from becoming
dry. rub II with butter and keep IL
closely covered.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Kitchen cabinets should be emptied
" their contents at least once a
fnonth and washed thoroughly.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

Paint or varnish spots on glass
may be removed with turpentine or
alcohol or scraped off with a dull
knife.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26

the use Of cracked or nicked
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-11-26
Mothers, Do This
When Tire Children Cough, Rub
MusfeyoFe on TLyoots and Chests

No telling hsu soon the symptoms
nav develop into Group. oT worse. And
fhsu's when you're clad YOU have a
lar of Musterole at hand to give
rTornpt relief. It does not blister.
As first aid. Musterole is excellent.
Thousands Of mothers know II. You
should keep a jar ready for instant use
II il the remedy for adults. too. Re-
iieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis,
crown. stiff neck. asthma. neuralgia.
hesdsche. congestion. pleuTlsy. riIeai-
rnstisn. IJmb7go. pains ard aches Of
hzrt m ioinis, Sera1ns, sGTe r1uscles,
chilhlsins. frosted feet ard colds Of the
cbest Ut may prevent p7eUnouisl.
To Mother. Musterole isnow
madam rlilder form for
babies ard small children.
AL for ChiIaren's Musterole.
sc and 6ar. jars
Z|!l'IIl'l'|ilI!'IZg!j
-.isr than nsssta's stastsr
New Britain herald., 1923-05-19

Merriam Mfg, Co. puFhsmi seeu- FiiE eiiies, bond, etc, tin heNes,
 RaYhesias Co. BHdgsRaFii high pressure sheet RaekiRg,
 Russell Mfg, Co, MlddlstoWni elas' lie NehhiRgs, Russell Nfg Co, Middlstewnl gar, lers,
 Russell Nfg, Co, MiidletewRl elas- tie weddings
 Waterbury claek Co, Waterbury: watches and elaeks,
 Wiliiams Co, Glast0nhuryi RrePa ration for the hair and beard,
 Trade,sIark Applicants, American Fin Co, Waterbury, safety pins,
 Cheney Brothers, South Man, ehesieFl silk fabrics in the piece, Ell Root Shop ca, New Haven't haats and shoes,
 flanders, PraFy < Clark, New Brit, sini eleetrieally-drivsn vacuum cleaner,
 Mallory Hat ee,, hanbury' hats for men, women and children,
 R and " Hat Shop, Inc, Norwalki hats
 Warner Brothers Co, Bridgeport; wamen's fitted undergarments,
 Young Hat Co, Narwalk, mems hats and cans,