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, lN STOCK BY
w. a. HANFORD
42 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH, NORWALK
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I‘m-J ~ I
IS BARGAIN DAY
We have just received a large line. of Fancy Draperies.
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SNECIAL PRICES ON HEAVY TAPESTRY.
84 WASHINGTON ST.
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‘fle‘tlihjoriiy of motor-‘4‘" I i
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are satisfied " users of ..
. Michelin Inner Tabu.’
Theyare the bestjudgcs. ‘
Silkalines, Cretonnes, Art Ticking "'
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To interest the trade we will make Special Prices on Short Lengths.
SILKALlNES at ........... ..................... 9:. Value 12W:
CRETONNEO at .................................... 14¢. Value '1th
ART TlCKING at ................................... 22c. Value 29C
PRINTED SCRIM............ ........ . ........ . ...... 10c. Value 14c
PRINTED BCRiM ....‘ ................................ 16c. Value 20c
Value lust:
A. Dickerman & Son
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’ 33 South Main Street. South Norwalk
\
have always believed that small profits
business.
The, a“... Cloak & Suit House
.,
0
our New Fall
Garments
exhibit in a marked desire. what values can bsiouerod
We Give S. & H. Trading Stamps
I, The Best Advertisement
This store ever had has been the goods we have sold. We
would make a blit
when the dealer is looking to his future and considers
first of all the custornors' satisfaction.
UR New Fall suits,
Coats, Dresses. Skirts
and Waists, WILL WIN
YOUR’ TRADE I
if you see them. and hold your trade it you wear thorn.
To get a thorough understanding or how good they are.
dozens. ,
u
'W’"‘”“‘ i"? We 990m» .
. all.
a Paris can and so: no
> é
how beautiful they loolt. how varied are the medal. and
~. how modeiaos‘ly‘they are priced, you will hate to see
‘ ' them. To [get a better understanding of how mil they
’avill Wear. how wall they fit. how well they retain their
, “in. m will have to buy them. When you have done
1. ‘ this; you are among the host and most satisfied durum
:-
' ot‘ a cupful of sugar. live tablespoon;
. i
TRSD‘HUY
, one cupt'iil of granulated sugar and s , w...” College.
‘ pinch of salt.
« tire eggs until thick. and add to them
1 been sifted twice with one-half tea-
” spoonful of cream of tartar. Beat for h,“
.. seven eggs stiff with one teaspooni‘nlv
{ ot snaar dissolved in one tubicspoonful “a, together with a
- of orange juice and one teasmonfni"
. ol' lemon-juice. add it it) the yolks. mix“
; and bake for forty minutes in a steady}
« oven in a pan which is first grease
' half cupful of butter. two captain of\ to soak an hour, and then place the
. white sugar and pinch of salt; nddfivessel containing the mixture on the
f, swcet inllit, two mapoonftils of bait~ oral. hours, or until you need the stock.
: of three eggs well beaten.
M, V chasm”. M" “.5.
« FINE cans useless. ”and Inl'ead with jelly or icing. and
‘ ;———-—-’ ‘ roll.
Angel Cake.-——Beat the written at slxl Best Ever Layer Cake.—-—Put into a
ezss until they are stilt enough to outfi mixing bowl one cupful flour, one can
and then put 'urith them by degrees‘l‘ul sugar, pinch of salt, and a level
onohaif cupful granulated sugar and : teaspooni‘ul or baking powder. 11ml
one-half cupf'ul flour with which one .nl: well together. dry. Melt in the
tsiispooni'ul of cream of tartar has measuring cap a piece of butter also
been sifted five times. Select for the ‘ of an English walnut; break into thir-
cake a very clean-pan with a tunnel in ‘. an egg 'twtibout beating) and till the
the middle. Do not grease it. Put the ’ cup with milk. Pour into the mixing
cake in this and bake in a steady oveni MM and boat all together rapidly for
until it straw thrust into the thickest a minute. « ,Fiavor to suit taste and
part of the cake comes out clean. When bake in a hot oven.
cold, cover with white icing. ; Nut. Cocoa Calida—«Cream one cup
‘ , . of sugar with two-thirds cup of butter.
Molasses Layer Cake.~~Mix one (up. . Add
.. . , i ii - ten , yolks.
fnl of molasses with one-half cup of odd hree m then 9“
alternately two and one-half cups of
sugar. “gal ”I; Dist-inningssililflltlrbx: . flour, sifted with one-hull tenapoonful"
)mrspognhulsr i)“: ‘1: on?!) one (6% of baking powder, one cup of milk.
Kr w a a a ' ' lBeat. three stiflly beaten whites of
M’Efnml (if: 2:313:28; 3:32:33: :2: eggs into the butter. with one-fourth
so none. ‘ l ‘c p of cocoa and one cup of mixed
in: 223““;th it; “fitted: 13$; walnut and pecan meats which have
. D g r K 'been slightly floured. Bake in a shot
this of Water and a piece of butter the , low pn.
size of a walnut. Bring to the boil;
for five minutes and take from thef
fire. Whip all the time that it is cools, L...” Given ‘0 (WW club in Kan-
ing, adding one cupfui of chopped wal- . can
nuts and raisins. " i
Elementary cooking, as taught to
, the Girls‘ Home Economics Cluh ul-
. diluted with the Kansas State Agricul-
glyes the following direc-
tions for making soup:
When we plan to have soup for diu-
_ her or supper. unless we have stock on
id or cold meat on hand which may
be used. take the trimmings from the
beefsteak that has been used for (‘llll-
ny scraps tlmt may
, be saved from a previous meal; chop
them up as fine as possible. and a
, shred of onion. delete. a poppercoru, a
d . little MON? of bay teat. together with
and thou lightly sprinkled with flour. ‘ a Infll of mm” or‘celory. and cow.
Banana Cake—Cream together one-yer the whole with cold (water. Allow
SOUP-MAKlNG FOR BEGINNERS.
Sunshine Cake-«Boat. the yolks of
Pat with these three:
fourths of a cupful of flour which has:
twouty minutes. Whip the whites of
gradually one and onehalf cnpfuls stove. and let it almmt'r gently for ser-
ing powder sifted with four captain of: Before “imply”. well to remove the
flour; stir until smooth. then add a; spices. and hflurn'urda the stock ma)"
teasinontul of vanilla and the whites be cleared or Mound. according to
Rake ln‘ preference. 'ffi‘lt has much fat or all
layers. on it. it is better to lot It cool so that
Filling—Peel three lulu. ripe 1,". the fat can be removed easily: but it
anal and gum them lengthwise; add one can‘t afford to wait. with a shal-
yolks of m", 08.“. beaten "8th and low spoon remove as much of the vial-
mix well mites)...“ Dingo!" in I Emil" bio. oil as iosallvle. or to suit the taste.
lie pan one uupfui of sugar and one» L ‘1 ‘3 “tilled ‘0 "WOW 3“ the “W
third of a cllphll of water. Boil un- wrap a any visiti- of ice in a bit of
til the syrup candles; add m, banana violin cloth, and skim the remaining
and egg mixture a spoonful at a time; WNW“ 0“ by “i“ “1“”-
cook ten minutes stirring constantly: if H l' ““1"“ l“ "1““ ”‘9 ‘0‘”)
remove [mm the tire and .ur ”my“ stock for use as consomme or bouil-
cool: Inmd Mimi," “We“. which lou, take the white oi an egg or a little
must also be cool. This is better than b" 0‘ “V beefsteak chopped tlno. 3‘"
the old way of making banana cake as Mil“? ““0 ill" “iill'k- “'4 continue
the filling will not soak into the cake stirrlns until the albumen oi tin1 stock
and make u soggy, gathers in a solid mass roseiiiblin:
Seed l.‘ee.~~-—lnto a quart of sifted cooked liver. when it will be ready in
NEW moose FOR MOTORING GIRL
Pretty Apparel That is Not Expen-
sivo.
Simplicity as well as bet‘omingness
characterizes the automobile apparel
for young girls this autumn and the:
shops are full of the moat fetching
styles.
Further than this. they are cheap.
Not cheap ”tn material. but. reasonable
in price. The lateness of the season
has something to do with this. For
example, the white. polo coats, while
not absolutely now. are to he bought
for 812 and $15,_nntl‘aro quite warn
eunuch for all but the coldest days of
Winter. A heavy rep forms a favorite
mutt-rial for‘the constructioa of a
coat on the polo order. it has a ‘incr-
cci-ized surface. but intruders, so the
sliopheeepers tier-lure. beautifully.
it is a shade heavier than the heavy
linen motor coats, shakes the dust
equally well and has the advantage or
not shrinking when cleaned. The lin-
en coats, good looking ones. too~ art-
to he had for from $3.50 upward.
those at the lowest price admirably
tailored garments of good color and
texture and just as suitable for dust
garments as those that come at 88 and
Sin. For :12 there is a stunning heavy
crash cont, which would hear launder-
ing well on account of its loose weave,
and poiigec cents in much and plain
weaves for from $15 up. lly fur the
most cflective or these is the rough
surfaced material of coarse weare.
which is 318.
Rain coats for girls who motor are
made of heavy jersey waterproof silk.
They are as soft. in texture as the ma—
teriai used in the famous Liberty
capes. and to pack up occupy no more
space than one of suit rubber, says
the .Vew York Herald. Such dainty col.
ors as these ralneoats come in. old
blue, king‘s blue, old rose, dull rt'l
anti gray, and they are pretty enough
to wear for evening and are excels.
sivoly becoming.
Hate are admirable. One. a small
inverted basket shape. is covered with
old blue silk to match the raincoat
or the blue bands whloh.trlm a linen
motor coat. it is shined and platted
and finished with a flat how of silk.
which is brought around the hat mid.
way between the crown and the droopl I
lug brim. it costs only $6.50 and is
quite chic cnotiuli and appropriate
enough to wear on any occasion.
in old rose is another of the same
style. which. however, lacks a bit of
the smnrtness shown in the blue. lv‘oi
packing in small compass are the
crushable straw bonnets. which can
be iamrned into a motor trunk without
injuring them in the least. Made up
in a crantecier red. old blue and old
rose, they are to be had for $10 each.
in veils there is an astonishiu: set
leotlon of colors and shades.‘ 0! firm'
flour rub one-halt cupfnl of butter. strain. if we stock ‘hus nevertliolle'd.
Add a half teasimonliii of salt, out| pint but h“ cooked at n a man” “5‘ “ml”;
of granulated or light brown Itlititr. “'“re' ahen a‘tralntd l‘ mm b“ clo ‘
and one teaspoouful of linking-powder. after being (- "de ( w 0 i N"
Stir in enough sweet milk to make a and sparkling. but boiling destroys
soft dough. Turn on a floured board. "'1’ ”HRH”. qualityr. d “ .. .
knead lightly for a few minutes. then With a "0“ as ‘ can a on “um ‘
roll out half an inch thick. Sprinkle °’ "W m" 0‘ ""““"“"° "N" "‘m ""‘
with car-way or other "m" seeds made with or without milk in addition“
DY!" lightly with the D“ so they will and these soups thus made, when new;
adhere to the M. then cut into v_od with croutons or crackers. may;
rounds or "a“... Bake in . quick form the principal dish of a luncheon.
silk mesh. two and onohalf yards long ‘
and 33 inches wide. manufactured es-
pecially for automobile wear. theyi
have the advantage of co nlnz in;
tones to match any complexion or cos~ '
tome and of shaking the dust freely.
They can be laundered without tlam~
sso if need be.
Veal and Toast.
For four persons take 211. pounds of
. of bikini; powder in two tablespoon
‘ Bait inseam of the static a m
OVER.
Home-made Macaroons. - Blanch
four ounces of almonds and pound
them to a pails with four teaspoonqu
of oranae lower water. which as be
houdht at the omission. Beat the
whites of four on: to a stiff froth and
mix with the amends stirring in at, the
same time one pound of finely sifted
powdered suitor. Lino your tina with
it about of buttered or oiled paper and
drop the paste on in little round cakes.
halt. in a moderate oven.
Coffee Fruit Cako.-~Croain together
half a sushi of butter and one awful
of brown mar: dissolve a “neonatal
this of warm water and stir into a .outi-
fill or New Oriana molasses. Add to
the butter and amrtalature. toast!»
with a .well-haaurpfi and a teaspoon
tul’ at allusion, cinnamon and homes:
altar“ double pastry flour and lake
from it small! to instability tired" a
quarter sound shredded citrus. three-
ouarton of a pound of cleaned our
roots and a pound of needed raisins.
To the butter. mar and egg mixture
add one eumi strong sense. Add the
flour. knead thoroughly, and lastly. ia-
corporatg the trait. Bake in buttered
and lined pans in a slow oven. .
null Jelly Caa.--Baat the yolk-pf
time our out: one one of resonant!“
add two .t‘ahloamnfuia of sweet all.
or “my” me“. ”fluent...” in cold; leg of veal, set in frying pan with
weather. Stack Ihonld b. “tam mi fl uhlupoonfnl of butter. and brown
taste before 'Icrrln‘i. Boot stock 5. on all sides: season with salt. pepper
u.“ with naccarodl or nominal" in ’nd paprika. Then set in atewpan
mg”, gun: with rice ”a barley . with two captain of watdr and the but.
chicken or mutton stock to better. in! i" i" ““0“ ll Will browned. 3"“-
thlckeulng soups corn starch makes a‘f 0“" ii 000 tomato, 0M olloii. one cat'-
clsarer soup than flour. and nod not PM. "Hi "WOW in part of bay leaf.
'h. used quit. I: ‘gnflongly‘ ' (lover. lot attempt and brown for three
Tomato Soupmoiie quart can or onei hour-,1" very slow. Now take a
quart of stewed tomatoes. one carrot. l small package of white noodles (any
one bay leaf, two tablespoonfuls of but. l flours”. boil in salted water ,nntli
tier. one level tessnoonful of salt. oael tender. strain. and fry in butter. (tell
pint of stock or water. one onion. a 2 ready three cornered pieces of butterw
for colors tops or a column“ cob 1 od toast, set your real in the middle
or! seed. two tablespoonhrla o! hour, of a lama chop platter. set the toast
and one Ifltapoonfnl of pepper. Add l armind it. and out little hoops of tried
his stock and all the savoring to thel noodles on iii. toast. Make a thick
tomatoes; cover and cook slowly forlmvr of the remainder of the sub-
lourdolstlm; atlrttfltlllnln boiitna.litttle water and thickening. ilervo
sad pmlthromtll sieve. Reheat andlplaln boiled potatoes with can. and
serve'with croutons. editor with gravy.
m. main—u—
ftftoon minutes. nub the butter anti stance in the stewpan by adding a '—
Biidgopurt Ad is
l a
all}; E. dill. ,illi’tiil @Hmil
any;
,. , Establiaitrlt lilEZ _ .
,s
Five Stock Patterns of Best Quality
English Porcelain
to be closed out at half regular price.
i
, This offering, with the (.‘lcui‘niirc «if (.)(l.tl (China now
in progress, caiis'cs a flurry ill the (hind Store. No
housekeeper can afford it) tlisrt-giii'il such tciiipiiiig prices.
Covered dishes.
Platters.
Open Vegetable Dishes,
Sauccboats and Trays,
Dinner Plates. by the dozen.
Breakfast Plates. by the dozen,
Tea Plates. by the dozen.
Dessert Plates, by the dozen.
,Bread and Butter Plates, by the dozen,
Soup Plates, by the dozen,
Bowls.
38, 50. 75 and BBC.
15. 25. 28. 3g, 53 ,and 83c.
r5. 19. 23 and 26c.
30. 35 and 44c.
$1.00. $1.22 and $1.41.
88, $1.10 and $1.22.
98 and $1.03.
71 and 84c.
60. 66,.and 75c.
$1.00, $1.10 and $1.22.
10 and 13c.
Sugar Bowls, 30 and 38c.
Cream Jugs. 14 and”: 5c.
Teacups and Saucers, by the dozen. $1.80. $1.88 and $2.00.
chicliilicr lullllill over the {our iJllli.‘ priced this
way:
8c. 19c.
(in these tables are many very llllc \Hll'k‘h' too gmnl to
he liliSSt‘tl.
15c, 29c.
Take time to visit the Furriture Store. Tlit‘rt‘ is .1
Suite of Louis XVI. Mahogany. scvt'n iiit-i'ts, \\liit‘li lovers
Hi" lll'lt: l‘t‘i‘iotl l'dll‘lllilll‘t‘ will enjoy scciiig. "
Among other lli’w Furniture are some Mahogany Sec-
retarys, (it-sits \tiili lumkmscs \\'lilt‘ll arc iiiic specimens.
i'flt‘t'h from $32.51) to hibitjitit). .'
’ ,
Women‘s Underwear. lialiuri Silk Vests of it smooth
and beautiful weave. llailtl Cillllf‘tlltlt‘f't‘tl in front. and fm~
isliul at the top {villi a French l‘iillltl. Special $2.25.
til
m
Handkerchiefs
Men's all-linen, good quality, full size,13c, 2 for 25¢.
Children‘s Handkerchief s. lmx ni illl‘C‘C, me per box.
Women's Black Silk Hose, 69c
A grade worth every hit of Sroo. fine andcvcn, deep
black and lustrous. With strong garter tops. high splic—
ed hot-ls and soles. \\'c bought them in a lucky «moment.
69c, special.
i
“Atari Silk" is one of the Autumn novelties at lllt‘
\Vasli liotiils Section. .\ rough silk and cotton fabric,
heavy enough to require no li'iiiig. 39¢ a yard. .
on» E. iii. limit disrupting.
fr 1 '
cousin‘s
Successful costnniiiig ihlmpnsslhlo without a pm
per corset fitting. ()nr coraetlcr has n praciltui
knOWledse of Corsets that enables her to judge oath
corset style. and the kind of ilgure to which it is
exactly suited.
it the Corset is a “lilnner.” the gown Will have
tut best of foundation. 'l‘hia Corset gives an air of
distinction to “lo costume and a world of comfort
to the wearer.
Besides this celebrated Comet. our list of new
Fall models includes all the popular brands. Consul»
lotion and fitting free.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
8‘ Wuhlutod Street
h
‘mo‘isten‘tlu traitor Iiisli’tly on the on: log the trout lil‘t‘ittlill. Lined skirts
tier aids and there will be no further are. Seldilm’ll‘t'll nmvmluyu. but 0i"?
Break one fourth of a pound of apo-
about Into foul-darn lengths. put in
boiling. rotted water. and lot it cook
tor 25 minutes. main. and pot in a
Willi“ of tomato sauce; 0“” VI“
hot. not dish with grated ohm
plantifolty outlaw our tea-lam
Housekeeping. g;
Zhsauiatoahwom. This m oats
so mm
14’s.,
. {M L‘ ‘ .
to keepifi flotation do got like
or sandman dittoroht kittens the «normal». it
goat savor antigen «semi-emotmuos
someone with has tabbmnful, of;
matted butter and one and one half
Italian Imhatti. . individual garlands. i
A cook who is on «port to halt!“
slot-luau“. says they are not. than
cult if one takes pains tolerate the
a“: very atil earthen lets thorn
coon vary slowly. she often dries}
them instead or cookies that. After;
dropping the marinade mixture-abet
with salt and pepper. and ism on a. can a quarter of a «rapist ot aerosol
farms of salt-drain the pastry tube.
or sugar to the white of one on ahdfl
l
on to Willie! «lit a tin'aiio covii
a” the pan with..anolher tin mad utsl
trio: institute oriar them team.
hours. if; "
.tar while fish is
f“.
tronblocuflowarh News. that has no lining is very apt to wrtn
'” W ,‘kis across the rruiit. t‘fillticltllly if it.
“'0‘ TM~ . his well over the hips. When cutting
Take a 300‘ III“ trout. clean and the front breadth. cut it with a piece
lay in salt stator, tor. halt an hour: or silk. sateen or some very thin “omit
me out and boil in olear'iratsr in a m proceed to make the nun in the
cloth for one hour; “tannin on a plat. visual my. says the Newark News.
Mike the You will be surprised to see how much
allied as follows: mailman on. longer your shirt lasts. and how much
.iou in natal until imam atra‘io nicer it looks to the very end it it. i.
one can tomatoes an " fftn a stew lined this trait.
m‘.$x.mmrfif&r§n& some of the newest flehua are
ban and tritium; pour our fish after Mimi! "mi .3 “Nil W“!- hims-
ymym. gm cloth “4 “m, I log troll below the waist to hook
. . . , , . .nup rumor of reciting will be worn
" .L'fi‘. ' ' , , as shutter to the sleeves as‘woll'ss
" , tilting to the melt or assessment that sin ‘
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