. ”If
. tier to Lewis W. Lloyd. one of
Ill. 3
\.’
out r
”in”. with Caloartzta.
Don’t let your stomach, liver and
mm =
hood for months.
Do or ball
loo bound
”a bum
. "our SISTER T0 ALTAR.
J‘Irldoinald Wu I Matron When the
Time Came to Attend Her.
NEW BRITAIN, Nov. l.~—Mlas Bos-
nle Alice Stoddard, who was scheduled
to be the mold of. honor at the wed-
ding of her sister. Miss'Mae Elizabeth
Stoddard. to Theodore G. Nntzke,
Iprunrg a surprise .Snturday by getting
untried five hours ahead) of her sis~
the
ushers ‘at the Natalie-Stoddard nup-
tials, so in reality she won it matron
of honor at the sister's wedding. The
Lloyd—Stoddard wedding took place
at the First Church about ll o‘clock.
Leon Cowles noting as best man and
lion Louise Andrews as hrldemnid.
Nothing was known about the inten-
‘rtlou of Mr. Lloyd and hi: bride' to
t‘morried until about an hour he—
fire the ceremony, when they look a
marriage license out at the
clot-it's omce. Then when
town
inquiry
, woumude at the Stoddard home, Mr.
Nature's bride. who answered the
"phone, thought the reporter was jok-
ing. She Was told Mr. Lloyd had
taken out a license and she replied»
it must he a dog licence.
The monthly business meeting; of
out on
No odds how bid you‘ll llvoi'; stomach or howola;
u; how minnblo and uncomfortable you are tram continuation; inr
doucbtliouonou and sluggish intentinenmyou alwayn not the mind
it ‘ . .
tollim TilillllithSilllE
Take a baccarat now: don't wait until bedtime. In all the world them ;
hm remedy like this. A loceut box means health, bopplneu and a clear
No more days of gloom and dlutrou it you will tnlto
a Caucaret now and thou. Don't forget the chil-
dl‘onwihelr iiitlc insides hood a good, gentle
cleanalnx. too. "
iiEiiilWE summon: intros
momma alumnae».
l
‘ meant
bowéls make you miurabio anothor
Monti put on and to the hoodnohc. billionaire“, dizziness. nervouuneu,
nick. tour, gasay stomach. backache'nnd all other distress; cleanaa your
nlido organs of oil the poison and eflate matter which is producing thg
‘l . i;
been tiled with the state aoorctafy:—~
The Manchester Athletic Associav
tiou. incorporated. or Manche‘atcr;
opium With 31.000 01th ”WNW”
oted r Noll!“ B. ”humanity” F.
troop a “Philip Cheney. ‘ .
Tho‘ooothwln k Kurt: Company 0
Winona-tori oortldoato showing in. .
crease "or capital from ”0,000 to$100,—
000.
The New England Wells-Block Tire
Company, of New Koren; orxanllod
with $16,000 capital; Frederick W.
Wells. president; . Arthur C. With.
treasurer and secretary.
The Gates Carriage Company of
Bridgeport; certificate showing choline
oi‘ name to the Gates Wagon Com-
pmfi' and ruduction or capital stock.
The Flood Concretc Tie company of
Bridgeport; organized with ”00,000
capitol: Frederick A. Bartlett, preol~
dent and treasurer; Frederick l).
‘ Keeler, secretary. '
how much your head
/
”.— ......_.._ mm...-
Tr; borrow in to increauo your debt
‘ to tho world and decrcaoo your stock
sol uolf~reapoot.~—Splco of Life.
TUNGSTEN A REMARKABLE MIN-
.. ERAL.
The mineral tungsten (the name
heavy stone) has been known
for my yearn. out only compara. . .
tively recently, has it become of em \
[or good lit and em comfort.
aervic
and look for the Hub Undo-mark.
on every “ Boston" rubbor.
BOSTON RUBBER SHOE COu
. « Sofie? 110MB
“ on Benton m u...
m .. mm
Hum n , ,.
world. its sole: have been douhlo
than of any other compo”.
Why? Bccauso twice an mnny pcopia'
havo wantod .
fl ’9 ' '
Boston Rubbers
harm of their ropuln- .
lion for quality, ior'wcur,
In all that. 50 yours it into never made it better
lino than it: All-Duck Warrior Boots~nmde in
Fishing. Higlond Short. It you want the most
hing boot. ask for tho
“Baotou” Hub Warrior Bool
trim”! A: m |
. v t
. “.33”. I
boot loot- «
anytln the
Wt: have” the Soyer Paper
many things to recommend it.
saving of labor.
means 2
which appears
by u very lam-tutu culinary t-xpc
iimc chef of tlic ilrooks‘ Club
illi‘leS covered a limp; pcriud a
nmnicul.
capable miairrus of pants and
~ what the I’apcr ling will do. 5
In Paper Bag Cookery,
No pots or puns arc rcqqi
nomlc importance. The most impor- .
tout use. according to Frank L. Hon.
or the United States Geological Bur-
vey, and the one which makes tuuglten
mining on an extensive scale possible;
is as no alloy for tool steel. Latheol
, DEPARTMENT
.
O
puns are to be washed.
it ”is economical. loss limo
anyillit'ig in the Soycr mctlmd
No particle of the natural
using tools made from tunnten stool ww- , ., ~ ~ .
may by encoded up until the onion Tom-co Rabbit.
leaving the tool are so hot that they. Cook one mhlaupoou chopped onion
turn blue. an operation which would in one tablespoon butter ilvo miuutcs.‘
ruin the temper oi hlglwzai‘bon stool. Add one cup tomatoes. cook No min-
lt is amped that .bout mic time: an uteri and strain. in the noncopau. or
much can be done with latheu built for 1'th blazer 0‘ the Ohuflns dilh. melt two
such upood"and work as can he done? tablespoons butter, add. two table-
by the some lathe: with carbon-intent ‘ spoons door and throe-lourtba ot a cup
Cook until thickened.
tools. From 16 to 20 per cent. otlof thin crcum.
tungsten is ordinarily used in lathe: then add two oupa chaotic cut in dice
tools. The melting point at tungsten l or thinly shaved. the tomato. and out
is exceedingly high—5.616 degrees 1?. limit teaspoon each mounted and sail
Tungsten nloo has on important use: and one~fourth teaspoon paprika. Stir
in making incandescent electric lampli, ‘ unill cheele ll melted and the mixture
crucibles for electric furnoces. nndplfl smooth. Add No nlighily beaten
various other articles. . eggs, cook one lninulc 3nd serve on
' M .tonst or hoatod crackers.
Boot and Poop" “fl.”
’l‘llinly slice four small hollod boots.
WHAT SHE WANTED. A
The Small Boy—«'Arf a pound o' yol-f
the Epworth Mastic. will be held this ler soap. ploase, and muvver my- lwlulllomovo the m. m: d parhoii
Will. in the parlor; of the South you phone wrap it up in a good mo: two Wu "W." M. "3;“ than
Moll: Methodist Episcopal Church. storytb-Tho Sketch.
1 M , nests or lottucg with a much drowns
iw as follow: xix Martha: four
'I. j tablet-noon: olive oil. on. tuul‘upoon
.. ‘ vinegar. ono teaspoou tarragon vino
‘ gar. one teaspoon salt. onoiourth tow
, upoon paprika. oucolxhth teaspoon
- pepper. and, if liked, ono toupoon lino-
' ly chopped onion or ahalloto.
' Chlckon Tapioca soup.
We want you to know that we carry a large line of
Ruffled Curtains and Tapestry Portiers
“' Shades to Order a Specialty‘
Floor Oil Cloths and Printed Linoleums .13
also Carpets and Rugs
‘ ' One and one—half cupa boiling water.
one~hnif cup prepared inpioca. ouo
'. quart nnaouaoucd chicken clock. from
' which fat has been removed. one nllrcr
-' of onion, throo nlispirc, pinch of salt
and pepper. one cup milk. two tuitio-
‘j apoono buttcr. two tablespoon: dour.
one-half cup crcuui. Add tapioca to
'. boiling water. and simmer gently on
til lll'lllilllhl‘eill. which will he in about
' 15 minutes. To tho chicken stock odd
. onion. niloplcc, call and pcppcr; lot
' trimmer 10 minutes. thou romow onion
‘lund allspicc. add the milk. Molt hut'
tor. add ilour. and. vary gradually, the
' .atock. When purfcctly Imoothi add
cream and tapioru.-«~Monlroai Burr.
. in making cancel use clarified fut
:from the coup hottlo u the rhodium
‘_ r for cooking the noun than but in I
‘ for: tiny hill of butter to tho llnilhod
sauce {or the linvor.—-Racino Journal.
Hill department.
fortnillo and pretty.
tops and Hormel-i.
ful Christening Robes.
flannel;
Hooiory nod linderwaar.
Infant’s Wear
The protllut and host. things in infants) Wear
are shown in the garment: that form than stool: in
Dainty, serviceable Dream.
Scores of different idouo in
A varied assortment of hunti-
Fattiomtc ot Nainoook or
Wanna Sitcom. Cool.
Nightlngniel. Drawer Leggings. Mittenu. 'Aflhnnl.
Bully nee-do will be round in thin nnbyiand of ours.
The N. .E. Ryan ‘ Co.
ill Wat-turmoil titre“
Cont: that are con» y
Boom: nota . # ~
bohlnl’.
in fact, everything that
l out in atrlpn. Whoa vary odd nerve in l
thod Pontoon.
Chop enough cold hailed potatoco to
till a pint howl heaping full. Molt a
rounding tablespoon or hacon fat in a
frying pan, turn in the potatoes. duct.
lightly with salt and pepper nnd sprin-
it” over a teaspoon of vinegar and to
much finely chopped parsley. lat the»
potato heat slowly uni brown on one
tide. than told over like on omolci'
and turn carefully on to a uracil warm ‘
platter. ‘
_——-—--
Cauliflowor Sol-d.
Cook the cauliflower in slightly ult-
cd tutor, drlin and chill. Bruit. or-
range on u ital-d dluh and cover with:
muyonnulu droning. Garnish with.
‘cold boiled carrot cut in onion coho:
or in fancy chops- with Inlail wart!»
hie cuiion-~Chicuo inter-Ocean.
HAT IRUIHKS
Two flat but brushes. quite dimlnu~
tin in line. but not too much so to be
practical. are fitted into n nmall leu-
thcr cone. ready to slip into ono'l hair
in trawling. (inc brush in white and
the. other haI hiack hriotieown con-
venience. that In upprcrilled hy the
punicuinr person. Exchange. '
Model Fiat.
Cincinnati mum that its young
woman shall ho thoroughly good house»
hot-porn. anyu an crohnnnc. To this
end the hoard of «location hau I'G‘f‘l'lll‘
ly acquired it model lint. for practical
work in tho nrl oi housekeeping. Miss
Charlotte llhirich. the maintain in
domestic economy. is on cuihuniast in
her work. She hulk-yon by mcauu oi
two model fiat tho courno in doznouiir
instruction for the high uchool girls
will to lnrnaurnhiy lucrcuuod in ct
llclenoy at well as in interest.
oitLLao Tomroeo.
Wipe lame. llrm tomatoes frco lrom
blemish and will Cl‘flflfl"ll0. ill)! on
two" mood hroiilnu rack skin IMO
down and cook until tender. Turn.
add a hit or butter with call and pop
our to “noon and brown lightly. Serve
on Illcoii of huiiorod toast.
THE HIGHEST PRICED room! lN AMERICA
. ' AND won'rn ALI. ‘rr cosrs
Queer. ion't it? So many wo~
own [0 to tho manic of baking
at home and on spoil ll all by
" unlit. ordinary floor.
There ii on m that gives
you All WWW” of homo»
Just one : Just One
Order tiling Midas from your grocer today
3. WC ODNBR. Smith Norwalk. Conn.
marital" for
Shane Bros a: Wilson Co Philadelphia.
'chial School: to Forbes Field, whorel
constitution nmbliux. Thorc woo nl
‘ dileuuicn on the propooition turnout:
the expense: of formoru' lnnlitutu hyy
PRESIDENT TAFT IN HTTCIURGH
Will Without Lilo Saving Exhibition"
by Milton Thin Aftornoon.
PITTSBURGH. Pm. Oct. 81.--I)ark
clouds lowered ovor Pituhurgh to-
day. when the special train boot-insl
President Taft and h“ putty arrived
from Chicago at 6:30 o‘clock. it won '
immediately cent over the Pennsyl-
vania Railer to Shady Side. In the
residential section. There he break-
tauted on the train and at 9 o‘clock
was greetcd by the. reception commit-
toc. at whole head was Senator George .
'i‘. Oliver. and won ucorted through
long ilnu of linden-ts of the Uniyorrr
ity of Pittsburgh. the Carnegie Tech».
nicul Schools and the public and porn-l
will taste of paper.
any size or kind.
Shown in tlic Kitclicnwnrc
gate.
We have more
them at
$2.75
in wan to witnou the demonstration;
of cxnlooim and methods or life-um“
in; in min exploaion. under the di~
motion of the Burma of Mines. ;
Tho president will award prizes to:
tho victorious life saving crown of}
ndncro..auombled hero from every?
mining laid in the country and wllil
have luncheon at the Hotel Scheme»:
hoot there. he will he drlvcn to Mon;
Blankets l
Blanket; in imitation.
._———-
rino parade. in honor at the centennial
of the introduction of steam unviun-I
lion on the wontern rivers. I
Returning to the. hotel. lhc pmslg
dent will rent for a brief period. and)
tonight will be the truest of tin- Chum-‘1
her of Commerce at its unnuul hang
quot in tho Sol-llcru‘ Memorial.
Ho will leave tor Morgantown. W.
Vil. at midnliiht.
fl--.“
‘ THE HOUfiE 0F
GAMIUNG AT FMRS lhc hullli of trading here it will
and prices before making your no
compare values.
pal-co.
ilful Suits from $9.98 up to $35.00.
(“until troop $5.98 up to £25.00.
$35.00. Wo also carry the biggest
(lot-oct- and Petticonta.
State Board of Agriculture Diaouuor
tho Buhjnct
HARTFORD. October til.~»(‘-nmbllng
or agricultural fliiru will diurunned at
n locating bore yesterday afternoon otj-
tho 8mi- Board of Agriculture. Gov-é
ornor Baldwin presided. 'l‘bo score-i
tnry who lrulruowd to obtain the opln-L
ion of tho attorney-gnocchi an to what
own experience that this
a contribution of ten per rout. oi tho [I I RA 8
npproprlatioun mode M iii? fint‘ll‘ilt'. lVIRV .581. CREAMERV BUTTER, ._
commuted with Inlcultim‘. _ FANCY MAIN! POTATOES. . puck...
ll wan voted to umropriulo a sum to
oxrcod 376 for In oxhihllion of toliuv . “’ FANOV ’AT‘NT FLOUR ‘ “0
on at 1 national oxhiiilt. The uuuuni ‘ Try . ”a“ of AMIROSA COiFFEI.‘
dinner will he held at tho Btrnllinhi h» ‘
Brldxoport. [location-r 13. Roporni out
hot varioul fnlro were road. Round-l
in; tho RocliViliu (air, it was: raid that
in ion contn."
‘ Entafiidlph mar.
. Are you Interested in 1
' Paper Bag Cookery?
nutriment retained. cleanliness. economy, and a
so there is no shrinking or wasting.
All cooking tulors are clitninatcd.
from the ling in process of cooking. .
Food cooked in Paper [lugs is wtmdcriully dclicious.
But. an ordinary bag will not do. lit-cause Illt' food
'l‘lic Snycr hug is the proper kind.
made expressly for the purpose.
”W. W
um ‘ rt‘Mveroicmenu l
(humming;
ii
Bags, which arc the only
tint-it authorized by tlie‘fol'cnmst cooks and experimenters.
l‘upcr Bag thmlrcry has become vcry popular
and has
(,ioutl food with all its
great
A few words as to _what cookingin a Paper Bag really
The idea was originated and introducul to the world
rt. Nicholas Sayer,
in London. His cxpcri—
nd he became. C(lllVll]C\‘il
some
l that no other way of cooking was sir cilicicnt or so cow
in tho experienced New England liuusrwifc.
kettles. this sounds somc—
what iikc‘th‘e raving min madman, lllll when hllt‘ looms
lie is immediately inclined
to become an experimenter llcrsclf.
rod. as the food is prqnm
ed and put directly into the bug. 'l'licrcforc, nupob and
licing ncccsslry to cook
than in any other way.
juices of any food is lost,
Nothing cscapcs
'l'llc uvcn may he of
Bags are in packages. 3 sim. to bags each. for 25¢.
Store. (‘mnc and inwsti—
Rug Corners
The corner: of Ardahans. which iiicustire 413 x (3, fine
colorings, and quitcavaricly. While they last we ofier
each
Curpct Store, first door.
.
Beacon Comfortables. Bathrobe Blankets,
Plaid Blankets; in attractive mniltinniinns,
and Indian
ongohela River Wharf. when: he will: ' ~
board the Whip Virginia in the uni-i P . nmpatty.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwnlk
it you don‘t lrudc horc woholh lose money.
it you on» not in
pay you to ini‘vstiufll? our goods
M purchase. “‘0 like to how you
This More nlwuyu wins with tho woiucu who cum-
You will dud how the right garments tor orcry ocouiou. iicuu-
Thls Benson's correct utylco of
Now styles in ln‘euaco from $4.98 up 10
line in town of Skirts, \Vllla‘ls.
We want your huslncau~~lntt we don't expect
it it you can do boticr ciaowherpwund we wont you to know by your
oturo ll the heat in town.
Pin ! 65
................................ 35o
................................ 30c
' ................................ 80:;
I
Ono. triad. alwoyo uud.
Tho Great Add) Tea Company
.. . , , m wommo’t‘ou or. acorn NORWALK.
tho ”miller! Itnnd M“ not "de Tol. No. IOI. Dolinma 0:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
nice onivsny.
”How about gambling for ion rwuin.‘ .. ,
lli lion 0. K? l'crlttipn it would in" .
hum-r to begin at tho holiom.“ lurid tin-l AUTO 5 YAltO‘PLUNOE.
“£31333” n u rocil d' m .H'm‘“ mm" mm" “mm" 'M"
N! ,‘ _. 8 i? ll -‘
clarion ol I ioiophono mononuc- ho Mill PM. 6"" Wl"‘°w"
mgivgd M ; mini-tor mmplnlnlnr; BRISTOL. Nov. i.~v'l’vm pinto billion
of ”mount.“ an, Willlmnnlic lair. ., wluooiru ot a local More wore
it won roporlod tht there was no “1214""me 3'01""le W“ on lilitomw
blin. It Brooltilno or Ollllford. ,‘hllo drivon by Dr. Frank M. Homblini
Mr. Mn mid time was much ‘ litiddodpu tho troiioy truciut cud run
mom illln: it Charter Obit Pal-nil!!!“ omlnto tho building. llr. liamh-
than M. y other for. and um ml “I! «smell» harm by running to thel
board ought to come to In mum": ctr-«riot what. The damage door
on the rumor. " will amount to $400.
Gavorncr Baldwin stint-atoll that .._,......,..
tho opinion of the nttorooyaronenl loo " floor 0? IT.
had In to “What conotituloo mumbling A“ ‘0 you I‘m"? Ullflk that W
and thin VII voted. . much “our can lie. in n his: no the
' import» any. doctor!"
TI- wonn who own norm! or. “Certainly. Ono oi my friends had
"W ”W W in an ion l a mu (importance. As a remit of
mum rm WWII Qw’n um iii! no married."-.iournni
.m....... 1.”... ... . .~ ....
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mnhnrkmuo llolt'l» ‘W. iii. Ramon,
ii. (louitl. H. w. l-qummn. New York;
.l. ll. tiould. .i. 8. .lcuucu, H. U. Went
mm. W. it. Schmidt, ll. W. Enihicr.
Now ilnwn; it. 0. ilync. ll. Minta.
Nywork; A. .i. Thoma, Stamford; L.
R. llulebult. Wilton; Roy. N. Edwards.
(iconaoidc, i. 1.; T. E. 'l‘lrroil. FM»;
Ynnlwm; Fl. lilncl. New Rochelle; (if.
1. ll‘uibond. Detroit. Mich: Samurai
(irccnsicin. liridgoport: R. H. Conroy,
chiilclti. Mum; George Marlin.
Brooklyn, N. Y.; Wm. Hollie. New
London; .1. iv. lhwih, Waterbury; M.
if. Million. .1. N. luiyiuu. Min Hunt-
innion. 1.. E. liners, Pl. ii. Smith. F.
I). Lawton, city.
”h... .. my...» ._.. ....... ..
Tho-nomincl Want Column; arc tor
rut-aching in their innuencowthoyhfiy
I
wit-lo loin m“ ‘ [Agrarian
old you in solving may I prohim.
gig-.55.
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