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have returned from their woddinu trip.
"liter voun CARRIAGE on auoov
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lIl~dwald S. Meeker of \Vcntpml ave-
nue. spoilt ycstcitlu} in New Y‘otk
city on business.
Miss Nollie Hayes. who suatuincd u
lll‘Oli-(‘ll arm a few days ago. is now
recovering nicely from the injury.
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Next. fI'ridzty owning the (‘hlcf'a (it'-
Carpets, Rugs Furniture
of the Better Sort, ‘ Temptiugly Priced
two or three logs should be laid and
loft in readiness for use when occa-
sion demands. it is permissible and
often effective to put a handsome jar
tilled with a mass of flowers on the
hearth for odcorotion. but no real
‘ autompt should. he made to cover any-
thing as truly ornamental and digni-
fied as an oidvfashioned open fire-
place.
Ware Toughened.
Boil new earthenware dialled before
using them and they will lose a good
deal of'thair brittleness. says the La-
dies' Home Journal. Put a large ket-
tlo or boiler on the fire. till it with
cold water and place the now were in
it, taking care that the water cavern it
completely.- Heat the water slowly to
the boiling point; then remove the ket-
tio from the fire. allowing the wore
to cool in the water before it ‘is taken
out. Glassware may be treated in the
some way, outleclally lamp chimneys.
m
Took the Tape.
When dressing a child in haste, of»
ten' tape is pulled out of the blouse
hem; try this plan: 'l‘ack the tape to
the middle or the bum in the back of
the blouse-«Suburban Life.
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Saves the Silver.
Take chnton flannel or some soft
lto put silver away in.
greenrlll be conferred upon a clues;
oi‘ (-ighi iii. (‘i‘lf'|\.t‘il(li‘ 'l‘rihc, I. 0. it. M;
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' Miss Murlo liun-t. ol‘ lill‘t‘l'i-llll? arc-
nuc, is spending: the day ut the \Vcst‘
i’oinrl’riut'etou pump ui Wont l‘oiiit.’
Mitts (li'nt-o Moore. who lizls hocili
lilt' hut-st oi iriouds in South Norwalh,
has rolurnvd to hot homo in (Win
look l'urlt, Sinmi’oid.‘ "
Harry \\'ciugariucr. of South
walk, wont to Now llrilnin.
tcl‘nnon. to Sili'liti Sunday
Alum Vocnl.
Not";
this at
with hi:
ltllili Siutlilar,
illl\lili; It sowvl'
ltls- illt'
flotill‘:lv."ior 'i'IItIl
of Taylor :i\'t"lllt‘, in
t’tlllllt't'litlll inutlo :‘Ii
pl'tlpvt‘li, wort. :wiili; (imiI‘ lI_.
i’ulildirdi.
_, llrowu llcrhics.
tl'ili‘t‘li
'l‘llc Slt‘lllllvl‘ lillimlwlh l.» xix-skiing:
tho Hii‘itlilt‘l' .lnlln Iinrtnjz‘
llll‘ time the lllllt‘l‘ trend is how. illk~I
in): the plow oi thr Million. 1
St l\ I‘m-I
’l‘hvotltuc
Nl‘llt‘l‘llill‘l s tuothm‘.
lit‘t'll Si‘l'lllllhi)‘ ill uizti [illi‘llll‘IiiiLll
:Il lil‘l‘ iIoInI- in \\':I.~hluuton street. 1
lllll is now improving: nit-ply.
Mrs.
“tir-
t‘ouucilmnn and “HI \l'illlqu
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tor. of \lIIIliaIm strum, haw turn on
telitilnilitz hire. 'l‘hivi .lIIIl duuuhtt
Maude of Buffalo \‘uw Yorl. 1
Mir 0 l). Kiniluill. of “est atrcc!
iu cuimtnining Miss (‘luru )1. “Hill".
of Mont-hunter. Now lilunpchlrc. which
won Mrs. lilmbnll's i'orinot' homo.
Postal cards are helm: rIII‘clrcd from
Mir-.3 l-Zlhcl Mngucr. of Minn sircvl.
who is spending iii‘l‘ vurnllon from
lk-lx’lyu‘s lllllit‘l‘, in \VOl‘i‘i‘filt’r. Muse.
WSW? Huts, $1.50 in $3. (l'lirlcn.
(loum'csuntan E. J. Hill, of Norwalk.
will give u talk on some of his tt‘uwla
at the next meeting of New Column
(lrungc. Tuesday evening, October 2i
The fine anti coats of Stephen lt‘nr-
rfuitton. who was arrested Thursday
night was paid and he did not have
to no to tho touuty jail to work out
the line.
Mr. and hire. Jerome A. Frank and
daughter it‘lm'ctlt'o. of New York city.
are exported to upond Sunday with
MII'. and Mru. A. W. llrcyfuaa. of
Franklin flirt-ct.
The Sixth Company basket ball
tcnm'u new units intro nrrivod. The
return are the name at last year. blue
and pray. hut ii“! sirlpca are nrrongod
It little differently.
‘Mr. and Mrs. .lmnmt Dotinolly. Jr..
and will take up tlfoir ‘residonco in
newly furnished apartments in Sum-
mit ntrcot. South Norwalk.
le.
Keep your corridgo or buggy looking
M. Carriage Varnish Paint in various
colors.
its coin, is small per mm. ‘
Ono can makes a nullity look as
(remit as though Just from the molar.
anybody can use it. "
(lot. it me Charles E. Dow. South
«Nor-walk; Bubboll a Stapler Hard
"More C‘ompnny. Norwaiii; W a (layer
It soar, ire-inert; Northrop Brothels.
famous line of
'«
Our line oficrs an exceptional opportunity to select from a
‘ iatgc stock of Rugs Parlor Tables Library Tables Dining Ta-
blcs. Dining Chairs. Bullets China Closets. Fancy Chairs. Lace
Curtains, Porticres, Brass. Enamel and Wood Beds.
Globe-Werncke Book Cases
which -r picscnt the refining influence of the home
Sections selected. today for the books you now have will form
nucleus oi a cornplctc home library later on.
We will be pleased to Show you through.
Also the
One or more
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A. J. Collins 81 Company
itra time.
ihcr silver free from the disfiguring.
:rcrnlchca which are sure
‘ when the silwr in loaned into a draw-
er or box. even though these be lined“
fi-I firm, neat scum.
goods and make a case such as is used
the inside of the door of the dish cloni ‘
lot and as you wipe the uilver slip essence and two cnpfuls of boiling sew or pin together with toothpicks;
;each place into one of the pockets. l milk. Stir until it boils, then, if ren- bake for 20 minutes in a pan in which
§lf there in n largo family, separate.dy' to serve. see that the seasoning there is enough water to cover the
leases may be made for the knives. Pour it into the hoI tur- bottom when baked Make a gravy of
Tack this on i
The andirona should be holishod. and ‘
Lndieu‘ and Miases' Raincoats,
99 cents.
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SPECIALS ‘FO
Tonight
Raincoats $3. 98
the new manniuh coats. every
cost guaranteed ralnproof; all sizes; on sale :3. 98
$1. 25 and $1. 50 Shapes 990
100 Shapes on sale tonlglr' . good $1. 25 and 5150 values, on sale
$2 Velvet Shapes $1. 49
Five different styles in Velvet Shapes; regular value 82.1%)-
night. 81. 49.
Sample Suits and Coats
Very special line Q)! fine sSuits, ”1.49 to :25.
prices. Coats. $7. 98 to $25. ample Suits and Coats at special
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forks and opoona. says the \iashlng- con and send to the table ”Newark water left in pan Nice to add strip of
:ton Herald. This method takes no etc;
and a housewife will find;
10 001110
with felt.
Sawing Hints.
When sculpt: up haunts on thin tun.
leI'iul run them throunh the narrowest
hammer on your machine tcuilcd the
"loot lit-inillct"‘l. You will then hurc
in turning lacuna for inhlcrloth< undf
nnphius. run llll‘tlilitii lilo “loot hom-
llli r" on the inn him without huiln:
tho IIII'dlI- iiiit'llllt it, You bun zip n It
mtlhmu “itilii hem. \tid uhmv thv
machini- llt't'ilit‘ has piiittd ill liiwn
you (“an hcnl by hand for l‘illdll‘l' limit
if this were no". done.«\Vashinctzui
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Lrisp Toast in Tasty Ways. tonapoon of suit. l'III tho butter into tire iIll delii'mvly hrowucd Sofie hoi.
\‘i’ilo docs not hunger at very sight
of this dulnty number on the menu?
twin-titer lust simpli- tonsl. crouludcs
or croutons. whvthcr it lill’liit‘i the sur-
nllure or
never loses its nitrat the and tippetlm
inx iiill01.tlil)tt the Philadelphia
l’i'cus.
(‘clcry ’l‘oadt Clean celery and (ill
Iltlto one inch pieces; com with holl-
Ilug water and cook until louder. than
drain off water. Prepare a
sauce. add (‘0de celery and pour on
small slices of buttered toast. Gar-
nish with tonal points.
Clam llroth und Touriuli‘ur making
follow usual recipe ior'croum of mill:
toast adding sufliclout clam broth to
give tattle to the IllilCa, and hunt Otor
the toast. Serve hot.
Tomato (‘runm Toast—a-Tho lllfll‘t’fl‘
tents necessary for this dish me all:
ullcea of want. l H: cups of stowod
and strained tomato. and half cup
scaldcd cream, one quarter teaspoon
of uoda. thretl tablespoons of butter.
three tithloupponn of than. one. half
spurt-putt and when lucitvd nild l‘IIii»i
bliilg add-flour, mixed with .tiIl'. illi‘-'
ring in gradually lomulo. lo whichi
isodu has been added. then udd creating
the hauls matters little. iti'i‘ho slices of toast urc- dipped in the" butter until a light brown.
s‘oii'cd immediately
tlcllnnn Toast lical thine
tulluhtly, and to this add one-litl!‘ tea”
epoch of suit. two tablespoonu ot‘ sir.
gar and one cup of milk; strain the:
iwhole into a shallow dish. Book the}
saw I: and.
cmam‘alicoa of slate broad in this mixttlreluystors should be broiled in
until soft. Cook on a hot, Wall-grcuo'
ed griddle. hroWning on ll'f-lli sldcri
Servo tor hrcukt’aot or luncheon or
with cuuturd nauce for dense”.
llrown liroad Milk Tosst- This is
made in the acute manno' no milk
toast. lining slices of toasted brown
bread in place of white bread The
timer of this toast is much imprmcd
by that drying the slices in the oven.
Tainted Sandwichol~BuLor thin
slices of bread as if premrlng
cundwichos and put them
trimming hit the crusts.
together.
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1" ‘ well proportioned. perfectly ventilated
, oven cooks evenly. quickly and sstim‘
factorlly. dined; and recommended ‘by
all the loading cooking schools.
\ The World’ Best
by Every Test 3
Baiting day is never dreaded. The
cpga has been icon and which has been at-
lor the fruit. sugaF. butter and hour. ‘
Lay them in upon the fruit.
a wire broiler and hold over a clear ultimo
.il
to escape.
- the juice in tin lilo.
. are made.~«Woulsn's World.
: I oldnfuthionod bison implies, WI M.
Miller ironic dour
'l‘oiislctl Rnrcblts—vslit'u plows of
dry blond thin. remorltn ill (liltlial.
and place lwtweon them ihln nil-gen of*
American or Swiss cheese. Sallie in
Toasted Fake-vuA layer cake, which
lowed to get somewhat dry in host for
thin dainty. Slice in thin slices and
toast a light browa.
Oyster ’l‘oustml-‘or this dish the
usual
style. starred on small pieces of milk
toilet und sprinkled with finely chop-
ped celery.
Toasted Crackers—Albion: crackers
make a better appearance for thin
dish. Toast the crackers dalntlly and
butter. Serve on plots with dolly.
piled log-cabin fashion.
“Pic-Making.
When barrio. are used mix tolethor
The amount of dour uud depends
Very juicy fruit ro-
iopst two tabloopoons of
ilour. This makes a thickened Juice.
which to ion apt to soak the under-
crust. The hour ahould always be
mixed with the sugar thoroughly to
separate the particles of flour and pro
wont lumping. .
it a fruit no and which it: inching in
said use a little lemon Juice. Tuts-
loss dry apples can he uuod for pics
lemon juicy and water are added
with Judgment.
Plot should be well baited. To in-
curs this allow an hour for haltina
The upper cram of plan should ol-
wayl be portal-stud to allow the slum
Thu to «nods! to hop
Pies should he outsn the day they
oil» rtnpim.
Do not try.» loser-ooh or hide Ia
1the drawn threads.
; oil‘;
,u nuurt of politicos.
suitable saucepan.
Done on Machine.
livmatii. hing Inn in- (until «tour on
tho machine. onyx :In mrlinllgc. l’ilil
'llit‘i thread: out ot‘lhv material as us.
uni. lull huato lilo llt'ill in tho middle at
Loosen ilw ion-
llio wigt‘ o; the hem nu poullmu Then"
the MN" in the bottom of tho'
(it Mil lint-nth it into it belongs lilitl
t‘m until is (““10
Part: of Potato.
wash and cut into thin slices
Put them into ti,
add a large onion:
in slices. a tw-orenl bunch of soup
herha. a crushed nutmeg. thrce bay-
lcaiou. a letel teunpoontul of salt. a
low plains of pepper and too quarts.
of water.
iaioca are reduced to pulp.
Peel.
the saucepan.
tor. Stir until the bitter is absorbed
and the puree is very hot. Then if
ready to servo, pour it into the hot
tquon and and to the table with a
pinto of thin dry tonal cut into small
cubes.
Purso of Tomato.
Wash and remove all the imperfec-
tion from three quarts of ripe toma-
toes. Put two minced onions on the
stove in a oupo pot. add two tablo-
spoont‘uls of ham or bacon fat. Brown
the onions carefully, then add two ts~
blnpooufuls of flour. stir and cook a
little. Add a quart of boiling water
and Itir until it boils. Then add the
tomatoes ulicod. three bayloivos. two
hrsnchoo of thymo. one clove and two
stalks of celery. out small. Stir fro-
quoatly until it boils. thon stand the
naucopsn back where its contents will
keep boiling slowly one hour. Then.
rub all through the line stove that
will 30. Return to tho clove, stir uu~
til yoryhot. add u level toaspoonful
of devour and It tosspooutul of cuzar.
Then it ready to serve. pour it in the
hot mum and send to the table with
s piste of tout cubes.
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firm of Colory.
Cut the colony very mall. using tho
leaves and roots as wait u the claim.
Put. a quart of it on the am info.
‘cruuiio uuoopan, add to it trio
quarto of water. a largo onion thinned
suit and t toupdouui of tartar.
‘pinth of salt.
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Illiln.
lloil steadily until the po‘.
Then rut»
through the flue store and return to.
Put the saucepan on:
‘tho store. add two cpufuls of boiling
milk and a largo tubinpoonful of but-i
‘ small pieces.
lino. a crushed animus. we no <
lama. half a man popper with tho
dill“ homered. a tarot toarpooai'uhot {
News.
; Nut Bread Pudding
i Pill an ordinary baking dish with
slices of home-made nut bread.
which pour two well-beaten eggs and ii;
pint of milk into which hznc boI- n mix-
i.'. or 20 minutes.
bake one half hour in :I moderate
m'on.~\\’u.~thint:ion llm‘ultl.
Peach Griddle Cakes.
about flur inrlto peaches thin.
{hum and limit share off in
‘priiikle with suitor.
l‘ovl
lilii\(l
~iiit"
milk, Add one quarter cup of stlgnr.
n sprinkle of suit and enough flour.
min which it lt’ilnlittt'lllilll of llllklliil
ponder has been stirred, in make the
1mixture into n‘ nnucnlic luitlor. Stir
the punches into the batter. Put the
griddle on the ramp- and put into it
butter or dripping, just as you do for
pnncukcs, i’onr enough in the ut‘illtléc
for a cake nnd'fry brown. inc all the
batter this way. Serra with butter
lsioll on the lii:it'uillt' and illicit as hour and sugar or sugar and crcum.
Spanish Steak.
Tnlm a flank of ttcuk. (‘ul of! all
ilu.I int and fry it brown in plenty of
butter. lift out and put in a baking
Sprinkle with still and pepper
and fry a sliced onion brown in the
butter remaining in the frying pan.
Spread onions over the steak and cor-
cr it with can of tomatoes. juice and
all. Cover and bake an hour in a
slow men: basting frequently. Make
army of drippings remaining in the
pan and acne piping hot.
Jolllod Vul.
Buy a real shank for 20 cents. cover
with cold water. let come to a boil, and
skim carefully. Add one medium size
onion. a bay leaf, small piece of red
pepper. salt and silt whole cloves. Boil
slowly till meat falls off bones. Take
out the moat, otraln liquid. and lot it
cool while the most is picked into
Remove grease from
the liquid. add to the moat. put into
bowls to cool. Serve on lettuce leaves
with mayonnaise drooling. no sure
to have plenty of liquid. '
thtlo Turksys.
Take pork tondorloins and cut
lengthwise through the middle, being
careful not to out in half: on with
dressing you would nu for turkey;
licut lu'o .
vans in: I ll founl and add a pint of}
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oxer try a small onion in it
; bacon over top.
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Crab Canapes.
Melt a tabl'espoonful of butter and
Now add two
Iailespoonfuls of flour and make a
. 'sauce by stirring in a cupful of stock.
ed two tulilcspomlfuls of ennui and hillhcn thick. add the meat of half a
Alton this to stand for: (ichn hardshellcii Irabs. bolh‘d.
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Sprinkle gt‘ncrotis- ' for quarter of an hour and set awav to
33' with ruin-inn and brown sugar andlt'ooi.
(‘ook :t inhicspooni‘ui of butter
and one of flour. and when blended add
two ounces of grated Parmesan cheese,
Stirring constantly till melted. Set
auny to cool. Spread circles of toast
with the. cold crab mixture. Tip each
pier.) of toast with a hall of the cheese
IIIixIIrre, and set in the oven till hot.
Servo. at once.
Potato Bisque.
Take a half dozen medium-sized p0-
tntoes and peel them. Cover with
{boiling wator and cook 20 minutes.
Remove and fault fine. then push
through a colander. Cream a table-
spoxmi‘ul of hulor and flour and add to
thicc pints of the nwter in which the
po'ntoos were boiled. to thicken it. Add
a little butter, salt and pepper and
lust!) tho potato. Stir well and lift aim-
tnvr for ten minutes. Serve with brcud
dire tossed in melted butter and
sprinkled with i'uycnno pepper.
Tomato Omelet.
ilreak six clues into a bowl. add pop
pcr and salt, and stir with a fork so
an to break the yolks and mix them
thoroughly with the whites. Add a
drop of \\.’ilI‘l‘ llo not heat ltlllL’. Melt
an Olint't‘ of butter in the frying pan.
Have some sliced tomatoes santcd in
butter and stir lilt‘Fo into the omelet.
Pour the egg mixture into the hot fry-
ing-pan and lot it cook over the fire.
watching it closely and detaching the
edge of the omelet from the sides of
the pan. Before the eggs :lri‘ set
transfer it to 9. hot platter. folding the
omelet over an you do so. to have it
oval.
lco Cream a La Grequo.
When preparing vanilla ice cream.
save into the cream. when thickening
in the freezer. a quantity of preserved
singer and also rich figs. Add It illlllii-
lot of coarsely cut mamachino chor-
rlos. The result will be it doiicloua
novelty.
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Finger marks disappear from 1'an
niohod furniture it sweet oil is rubbed
on the spot and from oiled Wood when
parailln is used In the same way.
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time; but you CAN
“and ur futility—um
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lt "all! can li r, then roll ,
will autumn nullity
MOSt Ills of Life
come from errors in diet, from too little exercise or from the mia— .
takes we commit without thinking of cause uences. These .
sicknoms may he slight at first. .
advancement or bring depression and spoil enjoyment. .
*9 WWI they lead to serious physical disorders if not checked in .
m them easily and quickly. They will .
Naturally Yield To j
sucha sale, simple, reliable fumiiyremedyn Beechdm’s Pills. In every
household where this famous ind unequalled medicine in known.
till whole aspect of lift! it changed for the better.
outcome trouble and to “I“
y audition. by having on hand for humiliate use
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but they hlmer work. prevent
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