f DA: NOV; 13. to“: xv run. . namnnac m TOhIORROWr ‘ rice: 6:45; sets 4:31. _. tilde totes a. nu; xo‘:5o p. m. socmrv mucus -o—- IAIONIO DIBIGTOIV. meted Communication of Old Lodge, No. we. rim A. n. will «ed at in rooms, NW. 21st, 1911, in. on Work, F. C. Degree. All ' ’ deter Meeone cordially end fraternal- llvlted. ' Fraterneliy yours. ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y. INHANTU AND MANUFAO‘I‘UIb tERB' ASSOCIATION Nehemiah Candee. President president, Charles J. Pidgeon ank W. Hadley, Secretary ,‘ untthew Corbett. Treasurer W “flVENING SENTINEL TELE— 1' PHONE CALLS gore—News Department yrs—Business Department fl-a—Brmch Office. Norwalk ‘ J-Editor’s Residence gays—City. Editor‘s Residence OLD NEW LONDON, CONN. An article in the October number “ f theI New England Macazlne pop. rays New inndou in the light of that My spirit that has conic upon hurl It deals with her opportunities. llt‘l“ . tree locations, her free tnxen, deep Water shipping: facilities. competing; railways. cousin-lee steamship line»: a and bl‘t’lllS-Alli‘lllilt' steamship docks», ’ in short. it sets New London upon a patientnl of her present perfection» ,and given the appreciative observer of chance to judge how attractive she: ‘_ Is going to grow in the years soon! I to come. it is handsomely illusei timed and fully sets forth the lure.- capacities of the place for future but . j provemen'l. ’ V ....... N..." .,.. -_-m_._ l E. J. HILL GOOD MAN. . A special from Bridgeport lo the1 l'I'lnrifol'tl Times says that l‘ongrena 6 man It}: .1. Hill is sure of n renotnin" .. atlon, without nny opposition. provid-‘ 3 lug he wants a rcuotninulion, This in“ afe prediction. we believe. and “l '1; tone hoped that Mr. Hill will lie-l cent the responsibility which acconu inertial it. There is every indication fltllat every available thrift ilnhter will" be needed in cotmrcsa for route time? ‘ 0 come. and among them all there nil probably not a than more thoroughly. informed than Mr. [fill or more cap} nhlo of vigorously expressing hill! Viewu.'~Anaonla Sentinel, l N ._-_ .. .fi....- -., .._.. l ,ale New Haven Register retuarku.‘i ' Very cogently. uncut recent tran-i ‘ fictions. that "it is probable that here} lifter any magazine that. now wants‘ to secure capital for the enlargement: oftts huninecs will get its fundn‘ ., through the ordinary and lpitltlnateI channels, at least for some time to; come." We think the licgiater in People will learn after u \ .._............. “1...... “0...... RIGHT TO THE POINT. ' It to child that lluly‘u wnr bill for till! Ilrllt month wan sittll.ililtt,(lllit. 'l‘llc oriental Turkey seems to be about an fitnemlve a proposition as the Ameri-i n ni‘tlflleu -ilounlou l’oui. . . _.+_ i ‘ A physician hilll ordclrd the pretti- client to cut out pic, but it, in not likel 1y he can reulut one of Aunt lleliu'ai on Thanltnltlvlng. Norwich Itocord. m... it in going to coat ”3158.929 to run1 ale univm-ulty for the coming year. tit if the college produces a winning hotbnll team and would let it go on . Alto road a'tlhori littw. that little, i‘uunl fcould be raised.~~’i‘rentou Advertleor. -4-.. A New York mat. caused with gin. railed a Republican club menthol and . ”WOO the hunch. Even a trout that fool enough to get drunk has comic ‘ ah to execrntu the Republican Myrwiiouston Pout. . ~O~ yI‘he lolcntlstu of the Smithaonlun in. on 'Innoltnce that the life of the to flood for many millions of “id be they hit) any that “the on o! humnnty will not begin ‘ornl purpose and rencarch come ' "the pro-eminent characteristics race." it appears we will need finial—New York World. ~0— Inlny the then of the charities intent brings a new thought to i'l‘hel'e was a time when the in title at [Newton homo wore 1th farmere' wives from the . as country. Timcc have L for today. the mini order make life in the country and practically present the WHAT THE WORLD WILL BE. The rain had fallen. the poet arose. He passed by the town and out of the street. A light wind blew from the gates of the sun. wu- And waves of shadow went over the wheat. And he sat him down in a lonely place. And chanted a melody loud and sweet. That made the wild swan pause in her cloud. And the larlt drop down at his feet. The swallow stopt as he hunted the fly. The’snake slipt under a spray; The wild hawk stood with the down on his beak. And stated. with his foot on the prey; And the nightingale thought. “I have sung many songs. But never a one so gay. For he sings of what the world will be When the years have died away." —-Tennyson. ._- «on w... h... DITTIES OF NO TONE Heard melodies are sweet. but . those unheard I Are sweeter; therefore ye soft pipes play on. --]ohn Keats. on him to country women.» area 33 Rosary Beads Each Rosary has a 20-year guar- antee. The chain are of heavy rolled sold; well made end finely out bends. in ruby. omv druid. amethyst. garnet. 'ctr.: the crucifix and heart are of heavy rolled gold; each in neatly lined box. Tonight $1.98 Ruchi s Lot of beaded ninth nail, all col- ors; regularly 25c. Tonight 12o Newaad’ . ‘ . : Elastic Belts Fine grade elastic. l 34 inches wide. gone gold. gun metal and Fruit!!! KM)” lnlcltloe: each ilelt worth :illc. Tonight 9c Men’s Silk Half ’ Hose Good quality Silk lloee. an ex- ceptional 50c value. Tonight. cpeei‘nl. l’l-ZR PAIR been Every \ Dena meat 25c Men's Underwear A very special lot of double- broeeted Natural Wool Shirte. all sires; excellent u quality. Tonight. A GARMENT 83c Corsets Lot of popular makes. made. of good quality coutil in various styles for all figures; $1J’fll- nee. Tonight 1' 49c 4 - Peroxide. ” 16m. bottle best. trail!" Perox- ide. Special 14c. . Liquid Veneer » This well-known Polish. used for pianos. furniture. etc; reg— ularly 25c. Tonight 1% THE ’ B08 l Eggplant memo. y Eggplant l‘attier Mold the ear- plunt tulip to make pitt'timt‘ or ero- queiteu. If necceunr). roll them in flour to hold their ehapc Dip them in egg, then in flour. then can and loci in cracker crumbs. Fry in hot oil or int Emplent l‘lreuinu» ~ Eggplant matte-a it their droniua to slut! in roael, chick on or llll‘kfl)‘. ”like the cauhiant in the ultln, then much the pulp and this with brand crumbs and can and lit-neon highly with nail and pepper tiuupinnl t)melcl~.\dd the mauhcd pulp of n amnll eggplant to one med' untrained. union. rhopnd flue and hrouued in butter. and one cupiul of alt-wed or canned totnntocn titration highly with pepper lredl and salt. tint-cad on the omelet and serve \Vtitllllliliutlll Herald. Flreelde Bone. Any one who in no fortunate he to preclate having one of the Madman» nrecide bore: for the coal or wood. says the I‘lownrh New». Those of “le ill. hand-beaten. are beautiful. while others of wood. metalvtrltnmed. are quite effective. For uootl there are. too, the open barium of brine. as well llll of heavy woven grace and smoked bamboo. Put In Sour min. The bent way to lulu- the tnrnluh off silverware in to let it stand in «our milk for a short time. It ill jultl in clean as if an hour or two had been spent on urourinu Il.‘ Momphlu Ncwnscitnitnr. To Btltfen enroll. illeuolvc flvo Ct‘llltl' worth of twin clothes. m Comfort for lolly. of the long skirtc.~iinrtford tiourant W... Blivec Shines. cloth, then rinse in substance to remain in the cream. » The Losers Knew. have a fireplace in the home will up« arebic in night ounces of water. Bop tie up. When wanted for the. Add one lullleepoonfui to the pan of March while hot. The clothes will remain stiff in damp weather, can the Wash- ington Herald. This bi «partially nice for nhirt wand» and colored clothes. but will do equally well for white The modern baby more more lien» net and lore trill: than war the tub- ion in years gone by. The dresllcs are not so long not the potilcoete on many as they need to he. and there is no ,, , starch used except a trifle in the heme powdet. add to “I. better “a beat The most tunlnhod pieces will take on a beautiful luster. says the’Wsellinp, ton Herald. There is so powdered The“ Date Board of Monitors ‘ , ante Infinitive of what mtitntuyrrleeebletenp em to none. gambling at fairs. There seems to be. a difference of opinion on the nuhleci: 'i‘honc who vein think it in fun. but the lawn do not need tlltl Attorney (icnernl to tell them in technical it‘f'lllei anything about the subject. - New London Day. Gaeoe Frappe. Stir together one quarter pound of mum and one and one half rape of uuxar. l‘our owr the mixture one cup oi boiling water and cook until smooth and shiny. Add a punt two qunrte of mitt, to which a nitric uI cinnamon has been added. Roll in minutes. Beat the white of an out until cliff, add one half cup of sugar and a half pint of whip~ Dell cream and ntir into the hot cocoa mixture. (Tool. add a urani half ten~ spoonful of vanilla and frees». Serve in giant-n and with a spoonful of whip pod cream on top. ~0hirnuo inter Ut‘ean Roll and skin cheatnuic and add to lilo breadcrumbs need for stuffing tur~ kt')‘ or cltirhen. A simple. tnlnl jelly has on its hula u lemon jelly. to which is added a handful of cruehcd tnlul. Strain and. color it little more highly with some itreen vole-table coloring matter. Show will keep their shape much better if "trced" an soon an lalten off. Ventilated shoe trees are better than the wild wooden anon. for they permit, perch-cl ventilation of the footwear.w Newark New». Doughnut secret. To give tried dourhnuta a delightful! their "mm“. mayonnaise dronina. flavor and prevent aware. ndd a cupfui of boiled potatocb‘ put Moduli the ricer. eaye the New Haven Reaieter. A friend who he: in» variable euccette with bar dounhnutc. telle me this in the carrot of it. ‘ Flo truer“ Celts. (‘rcam one cup of manor end one-j third cup butter tlil light. and three; me without separating. beating live: he made very beautiful. says the Phila- delphia North American. lluy plain ecru act-int for the pillows back. and for the front ribbon scrim with a col- ored border. two strips. one for each. side of the pillow. with a stlp of plain script for the center. This is to be 'crnbroldwed with a conventional de- nlgn in ulct‘reriled cotton or brightly colored wool yarn. A flat hem bor~ di‘l‘ of the colored ribbon scrim is muted all the way arcand the pillow. Box for Plecee. in every HI‘WIYIR room there should be a large pastcboard box in which can be placed the various pieces of goods of the different garments that are made at home no that if there should ever be a hole wcnr into the garment there is always a place to go and find a piece with which to patch or repair it. Such a box. can the Phi— eago inter Uecan. can he covered with a wallpaper of amnli design. or with one of the beautiful eltinlzes on sale in most of the larger stores. Jellled Prunes. Slew about two down large pruncn: when cold remove nionel. Take the same amount of almonds. blanch and brown them. put one ni- lnnnd ill each prune. Take one half icupful of gelatin and put over it hull ‘enough water to col-er, Heat the juice .0! prance and measure out one pint and pour over gelatin. have the juice ‘boiling hot. Add one half cupfui of longer and the juice of three lomondc, iatraln. ptiur over prnnen. l’ui thin in in mold and when curved cut a piece ffrom the center and llllcti with whip pod cream. or one air a salad with m... Bweet Potato Corn Breed. One pint of maehed erect potato". unehaif cup of meat driptllngc. one _lMlll|m0l1 baking powder. one pint of "MW“ ”0'01”"- coru millil. otie half tcawoonful nail. (Well for a lonaor time they will cook item “as; mitt in a unit dough. balm l i in n moderate oycn. -........... .. Oehe Won’t stick. ' layer colic pans and balm in e quicit or. but not until they become burned oven 2f» minute-e. When cool fill with To clean tarnished eliver. apply lter- “3 I'm" ocean with either a brush or soft ton Herald. , m Pillows ef Devlin. a Pillow covers at radii are ‘ M Glen Bouillon. the Wuhlneton Herald. it any h made In quantity and beam as it i Bow the loop on the “wrong" side of if new cello-pens are put on top of math Haiti and month. Put in N” the state until they have a blotch col- pnred for serving. so that it may be fresh and pungent to the taste. Kitchen Aprons. Kitchen aprons ill the same hinter- lill as your wash dressed always look healer than those made of some other .~iufl'. says a contributor to the Latiiea Home Journal. Remember this the next lime )0“ have a wash dress made. liwn a white dress looks prettier with a big apron to match. Use Cold Water. Sill; stockings will wear twice as long if washed out in old water each time after wearing. says the Hartford (‘otirant The cold water does not. fade them as warm water does. lmprovee Glue. When making glue yoa will find that the addition of a little glycerine in- creases its adhesive quality and makes it more elastic. says the Racine .lonr. nnl, One part of glycerine to three parts of glue is the right proportion. Cheudford of Salmon. Use for thin one can of salmon or an equal amount of cold boiled fish. Flake. removing chin and bones. Mix in a bowl I tablespoonful of flour. a tee- spoonful each of mustard and salt. a few grains of cayenne. one egg lightly beaten. a tableapoonfnl and a half melted butter. three tnhlespooniuls or vinegar and three-fourths of a cup oi rith milk. Cook over hot water until the mixture thickens like a coil cus- tard. Stir constantly at first and keep close watch to the from the fire all soon he thickened. Overt-coking cur: .dlee. Add a tablespoonful of gelatin .that hae hon softened in two tablo- spoonfule of cold water. then dissolved over the. tceketle. Add to the fish mixtum and turn into one large mold or individual once. When ready to nerve. turn out and garnish with lei~ ince, slit-ed cucumbers or plfilentoee nil preferred. Serve with mayonnaise. Wrench droning or cucumber sauce, Dolled Onions. When boiling onionu. put them on in hot water to which a tcaspoonful of till! hnn been added. When they have boiled two or three minutca. rheuxe the water. and tut-peat tha‘ pro- pose twice. Tilt-y boil until tender and they will have a delicate llaror. Ielted Potatoes. Do not have the. men too hot for If done in a moderate more evenly. any» tho Cleveland Plain denier. i Pricklna the Milli” code of a potato A tape loop on the apron hand in a with a fort. baton» putting it in the convenience and will eevc the apron oven will keep the skin from burni- minute: between riddle: the first two. from Minx turn it hung on a hoolt ease and in minutes after adding the loci on; add teeepoonful vanilla and the band one-half m milk. 8m twice um dupe, ‘ .._ flour with two cvcn‘teaepoone beltina . the. A picaeant variety of baked potatoes in to peel thorn. rub them over with n intellect! paper dipped in butter and hallo in the ordinary way. 0m Gives Glace. . A tabloapoontui of painter'e also (like will not click to them during the added to a poll of water is said to give held i ll doceto new ilh.—-- a glues to oil cloth which is washed m P”"'“°""” m ”m“ “3' fine. mi? 30333:... scalding wattle. add 0110 cup boillnn wetter. one-half cup sum. juice of one-half lemond. elm- mer gently until it mice a smooth paste. Cool "h“ ”lu‘“w”‘““' leeeil e itipply of bullion on hand. car in this solution that cannot be obtalna zed otherwise. any! the Hartford Cour» uni. it in also supported to strengthen During the cold month: one should n“, vegflng..qunnn of [he matgrint. s H»... e on for m. c K“ tends to harden and crack. My made in hence it unpaid he kept clean and . «new: ntt‘ tutor one-t-
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