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His Friends in Norwaik.
SECURED EMIALMERS’ LICENSES
Geo H. (lesell, of Grand street,
has received word that he successfully
oOil‘eraior E'm" ” 3"“ “we"‘bfl‘ passed his exuminalton for an em-
balmer' a license. Under the auspices
A few dots and dashes rapidly glv- of the st
ate board of examiners the eit-
en. 35 only can the hand 0' the exper- anilnstion was held In the Yale Hedi.
. iehced operator send them across the
«use it is wiraels) to a brother oper-
tor waiting to catch and record them,
“it the following. message is received;
“A Merry Christmas and a Happy New
6?“; to all my Norwalk friends."
t the Massle Wireless and Marine
Transmission station at Wilson Point
’rded this message Christmas eve
mm Operator Elmer M. Black, now on
ma the Priscilla. but. formerly opera-
"here. Mr. Black reports that he is
.enioying his work. more now on the
than before he took charge of the
londstatiou. ‘
it ‘cuneo m e To 14 one.
‘ ' 'gglst will refund money if
merit fails to cure any case
‘Mg. Bilnd. Bleeding or Protrud-
' on in 6 to 14 days. 60c. L
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is he or THE species.
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hie—Oil's my me. .
“Ir—Mrs. Veto Boonie
nk Melllllo. living in
idiom street, “no?
with“ was con-
_ n hhlbands last night the
the W the atoliblng of Mollilo
the tumors removal
that capital in s seriouii
, tno in than.
‘ins in Tho Skutl‘nel ’ ,, if. ,
cal School. in New 'Havcn, on Wednee
replace (in this instance it is space new a”. December 20th and among 818M
others Mr. Gesall took the examina-
tion Three of the nine applicants
came from New York state and the
remainder from Connecticut. The
most noteworthy fact about the entire
Operator Louis Gray. of Morgan ave- : affair is that M;
an“? at present occupying the poslton‘ Gene“, Who ‘3 em
mono or I". A Mitch9ll, In the Wall
street furniture store. was the «My
one of the nine who passed succesol
fully. He secured high marks in the
examination and is being commended
upon his success. ' ‘ L ‘ I
DYNAMi'ri; CAR-aim SAve He
WILL CLEAR HiMeeLr. “L‘
prrrsnuno. Pa., Doc. 27 Tom"
going to clear myself I will not tako '
all the blame for this, and- the nest of
linen: will have to die their medicine
along with- me," loathe utterance cred-
iced today to George Bridges, a strait.
. ger arrosted at Nonesuch.“ Pin, while ,
cargying a mango oontalnins 72
stick} of; dynamite and: roll of fuse.
Bridges weakened uniler the poliko
sweating to onion he had been “
looted. and according to tho‘ iota
.ti‘es. déclared he‘- would mono iiLol
breast of in when mm min
gis'trate for a pfelihiinary berating“
this domain. was is known or “tho
man. He appeared at Mono-sou an".
oral weeks ago. Eight thi‘iiieind m
tilnléii 'mon Ire employed in the mills
ofth town; . . ..
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if nutritious scents doll tro advert!»
Bill)" ”331le Mini!
tinny soon.
’i‘hut uectul little article in sowing
‘ and embroidery, the omnibus; which
first appeared irthe strawberry form.
. can be bouoht at unto-date counters in
' several other show. among them be»
ing the that-cherry. If!” and chest-
. nut, says the Chicago inter Ocean. By
this It can be seen that‘almost any
has, no matter how elaborate the em
broidery on it, or any sowing sewing
basket, can have an emery bag to
match it. A needle worked through
this tiny object will save'many min-
utes or vexstious endeavor in drawing
the needle through the obstreperous
silks and thicker linens.
Tea ”Tillie Miracle.
Oriental suleotmeats are very popu-
lar for utter-noon tea tables Among
the final favoritea' are candied Chinese
oranges, dates. plums and'otner stone
fruit crystallized by _foroigu process
and stuifed with not mixtures, says
the Chicago inter- Ocean. Turkish
paste and nit: indla articleli oi all
kinds are much used. Ginger kitchens
are easily made at home by taking oh
long pieces of pir'eservod ginger and in.
serimrtnese in tho ”groom. hide
‘dates which have boon tinned. iii“:
the date tosetlier and roll in powdered
ulnar. . ,. L " . .t L .
Lz - m ‘3' V .9 s
f. .. Fringe OW L ,
Fringed fibula are chromite ruin
ed in unmanned at the mutiny. They
may be made to iddfliiilioi @3wa an
indednite period “Wit!!! they are
star-chad. a little can. he taken not to
IiBNh the hinge. Fluid each 010th in
four like a" hgndkerchlef. and thou
gather the fringe or each part into the
hand and hold it firmly while you dip
the middleonly into me starch. When
the cloth is dry shake the fringe well
toilet comb. and it will fall as softly
and prettily as when Refit-”3.1! Dloso
Union. .
To Clout a dud.
To empty or clean out any large
right hand and hold the base firmly
with the left, says the Hartford cour-
ant. Revolve swiftly tour or five times
iii an upright position, then le‘Iih
turn tho mouth down and hold it still
You will in. suiisrised at the velocity
with which all the liquid cornea out.
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Home HdeI.
it when reading or sowing I“ lamp
light, a sheet of white paper is placed
under the lamp. it will be found that a
far ntronger light is shed all over the
roam. ‘ .
Always remove the rake. of fat that
settles on the top of cold soups; if al-
lowed to remain the'soup will turn
sour more quickly than it otherwise
would
Kerosene will soften boots and
shoes that. have been hardened by wa.
ter. and makes them as pliable as new.
——San Diego Union.
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Fin. Meringue.
‘lf you want a meringue which will
alcohol equal whipped cream. add
about one iourlh of a teaspoon of
cream of tartar and one full Liable-
spoon of sugar to the white of one a“
after whipping awhile. than wnlp
again until creamy. says the Nationnl
Magazine. Flavor, then color with
fruit coloring if desired; do not cook.
Wine for any kind of pudding or pie
all!“ Flay.
When cooking neat. oouash or other
green vegetables. says the Washing
ton Herald. Add a toaspoonful oi Bug-
or to each quart of mm used in the
boiling, which bring out the flaw.
of the vegetables And is agreeable es
peclsliy with round peas cooked With
‘croain.
.. Eggs a la Genome.
Two conceit of rice. three eggs. two
ounces of butter. one small onion; one
half teaspooniul of choppod parsley.
toasted bread, salt and pepper. ’
Wash the rice in sevrael Waters. boil
it in plenty of water. raised with halt
and when done drolu oft the hog wiiior
and lot cold wail-n run throi‘tgh it.
r .
god put into A 6o61 oven to‘dryi t‘urn
it About occasionally with a iork on!
be acreiul not to let it harden. Boil
the ms for} 15 initiator but their: in
«no water and” when cool mil and
begin; to h In. their pill! the chopped
‘d . ,
”mafia;E
bottle or log. take the neck in the:
«M; ii linking menu,
.‘oliop‘ thorn finely: pool and chop the L ‘L
Lotion itnd fry it in tho magma it
Milt spit and ;
dill hie until,
Ollcloth Apiion’. v
One of the greatest savers of soiled
clothing to the housewife is an apron
made of white olchothi it some the
dress from all soil and dampness and
needs no laundering. l have one made
from one yard of lightweight ollclotli
and bound with a blue tape. i bound
it in a color, as the tape of white
would soil. it is neat and tidy looking.
and when working itround a gas or
other range it reduces the likelihood of
the wearer catching lire whenleauing
over the range to lift cooking uten-
sils. When washing it is indispensa-
ble, as, no matter how careful one in,
there is certainty of getting splashed
with water. if it gets splashed or
soiled you have only to wipe it oil with
a damp cloth and it is, fresh and clean..‘
~Michlgan Christian Advocate.
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College Pillow.
A wild rose.- dosign. out out of loath-i
or and applied to llncn. would make a
very appropriate college pillow The
linen should be new or .nrown. and the”
eulont leather also brown. The lea t~h
or doom is hosted in place and thou
outlined near the odxe through both
materials. with brown floss. says the
Chicago imbue.
A brown fringe made by cutting a
with) of the Nether and then alumni; to wash the silver in warm wntor. wipe
it into strips thros inches long, is a
load anion. .
if. the pillow is one of the fashion I
able oblonss. the fringe is only applied
at each and but. it it is square, the
fringe is put on all (our sides.
y To Clean a Comb. .
Fill your washbasiu with water spill
out plenty of borsx into, it. Then lay
the comb in it and simply leave Ii
there. You will ilud that after about
half an hour or an no ir all the dirt has
Mid comb It “in ‘ “WWI? ”Wit-inn to the surface. and nothing 4e-
mains for you to do but to take out
the (torch and wipe it dry.
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Paper lamp Draining shades will be
‘ much lean likely to“ catch fire if palnh
sd-oyer with a solution oi alum. if
they_csn be immersed. so much the;
better.
instead oi the usual cross .strip on
a mllllnor's bow, several rows of cross~
wise cording separating the loops of.
velvet not how: nre‘very elfective and
no undesirable thickness or bulk
' (‘Oillell at Lthe‘ middle.
To Keep Flowers.
if Woody-stemmed flowers are strip-
ped of their bark for an Inch or more
fro who end at the stem sets air or
change. the iiowero will remain freon
longer. the explanation being that
they absorb the Wither more freely.
Recipes on Cards.
The idea of a New York reader of
the Sentinel may be of use to other:
She‘wrltes: “The recipes found in the
Sentinel have furnished the material
for n ‘cnrdacstalogue of recipes. which
is to be a gift to onh Of my friends
who is soon to be married. Each
reclpaia to’ bopasted upon a card. and
the cards arranged: in groups under
headings. such as amino, sauces. meats,
vegetable, dessert, etc.’
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To clean reel lace place the lace be
tween folds of tissue paper. well sprlu~
kled withicalolned magnesia and put
it between the leaves of a book under
crucial): for two or three days. Shake
out the powder and the lace will be
iound quite clan.
Raffle Favors.
Radio is certainly a convenient ma-
terial with which to work; it adapts
itself to such a vhricty of things. says
an exchange. Made to represent a
notion of oornstulks and placed beside
a tiny pumpkin box. it malted attrac-
tive favors for harvest time festivities
g—n—o—
Hot Dish Marks.
'izo remove not water marks and
rings made by putting not water jugs.
L ole. on polinhed trays or tables. apply '
athln paste of salad oil and table salt;
leave, It on the mnrk or ring for an
hour, thenpollsn with a dry- cloth. and
the mark will disappearéCommoner
board to the collar lolsts directly in
from of the shelves. 9. oleair. daik
place for canned fruit is made.
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To oaijrHiicAoo.
fiery not. Serve on «more! boiler
ed toast soil filial-n with birdie!
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and salt and allow it to remain so for
"i
‘ the right side. it is better, in tact, not
' old.
, wood.‘ will prevent this.
leaving the housewife many a sore tri—
iplan to have a screweyn in each end of
the curtain which can be fastened to
eat weather
‘By tackihg large pieces of paste ‘
Attractive buts"-
Onc pint of cream, white of one on.
sugar to taste one-half eupful of
ground walnuts, 12 his, six dates
Heat up the cream until stiff with the
white of the ass, willoh adds to the
stillness and bulk. shouted the cream
to taste. add the ground walnuts, the
lip and the dates cut into small piec-
et mix carefully ”dd put into a wet
mold rover tightly and pack in ice
four hours. This quantity will solve
eight persona, . ,4. L L i _. ,
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if you have no vinegar at hand to
put in the water in which R tough
chicken is boiled, try a teaspoonful, of
pure alcohol instead. E '
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‘_Nevcr iron silk with a not iron or on
to press directly on the silk, ,but to
cover with a slightly dampened cloth.
Fish that is to be fried should be
Ordered to be sent early, as iticooks
much better if previously rolled some
time in a clean cloth to insure perfect L
at. H. -»o L
dry nose,
Never allol'v ’sliver to 'iiiaud over i
night without washing it imposclble
to "do the dishes." take enough timei
it dry and put it owuy carefully.
m»
Instead of most,
will and the use of cheese. macaroni.
and tomatoes at one meal an excel-
lent combination.—- Washington Her-
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CASTER CUPS
A piece of heavy furniture such as a
couch. Morris chair, or large table.
even though provided with centers,
will leave unsightly marks on a hard-
wood floor. says the Newark New.
Castor cups whether of glass. metal or
fit into theso"'dlah-iihuned holders. limit
If you wish to draw down the blind.
yet have the window open. it Iii a good
the books at each end of the window
sill.‘ Unless “the wind is blowing very
strongly. this will prevent the dissL
grceuble ‘sound of its flapping, yet will
admit plenty of fresh air.
“a.-.
one»: «do '
To prevent outdoor brass from tar;
nlshlng. clean the brass as usual then
rub it over with. n soft cloth dipped in
vaseline. and afterward polish it ulth
a dry duster, says the Spokane Chron
irle. Thiswill keep it from getting
tarnished so quickly even in the dump-
w
lf frpsh fish is to he kept over night
It should be salted and laid on an
earthen dish not placed on a board or
shelf ,
Most housewives use, the hrooui
dlihclatn. made of cormnttache'd to a
handle, which is vastly more conven- . \ L
lent than the old method of immersing
the arms to the elbow.
it to a“ good plan: to keep the oven
door open port of the time, when not
in use. says the Brockton Enterprise.
so that all traces oi gas or odors of
food may mam.
Use the knife as little as possible.
Cut tender foods such as potatoes. ’
eggs and the like with the fork. using
the knife only when the lurk would be
an inconvenience.
Gilt frames may be cleaned 'by
spanning them hithoil of turpentine
or spirits of turpentine, only Wetting
the sponge enough to remove the dirt.
Leave the frames to dry, but do not
wipe them. _ 6, 1'? -
Blew Them Up. .
Hot water bags should be blown full
of aid and the stoppers screwed in
tightly when they are not in use. says
the New York Press.
the sides sticklna togethor.
pockets across the bottom of the laun-
out has on the outside into which to
slip small urtlcloil. which helps in molt,- ‘
ing up. the lanndry lint”
Status 611 ‘ nameled‘ceucepana'may
the housekeeper
The eastern .
61hr fl ill. Illrah anmpaugio
This prevents :
it is a good idea to have two or three
Tempting Specnal Sales This week
The woman who réccivcil money for Christmas will
I *liavc an opportunity to spend
for either Furs or Household
the offerings tor a few days.
We {expect these, two dtepatgncuts to lead in nttrac~
it to good advantage now,
Furnishings
Fur Coats for Motor and
Carriagé Wear
True. the December days that have required
Furs
have been few, but with the lengthening days comes; great-
i l'iOI(I,EIl1(I there is a long 5t fCiL‘Il of days until
rrladilcns our ey es.
April
Coats of Brown Concy, Marmot. Riis~1aiil’t)iivCara-
cul, . car Seal and 1‘:remh Seal, luxiiiimisly
lined with
the softest and liandsunicst brocailcd colitis. iii linrilloiliotis
colorings. i.
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Fur Sets and- Separate Scarves and Mulls. or Persian
Lamb, Black Lynx. Bloch Willi, Black Pox, lllue Wolf.
Red Fox and Raccoon.
Children's Furs in White
anli. 'l‘hihci, Iceland Fox,
Imitation Eriiiiite, Braver and Convey.
At prices that will surprise.
Sheets and Pillow Cases '
A large lot purchased especially for this week.
Cotton Shorts and Pillou Cases limo touched
lowest mark for some years
W.f.’1‘I(S
indications point to a rise in the
the .
You is the lime to buy. for
market tLLbcl'oreL many
Best Grade Sheets tor (IUiIIHC beds which have been
7-5 and 85c.
60 and 65 cents
Seamless Sheets of lower grades. at 35. 40 and 45c.
Editra fine grade Sheets,
Pillow Cases.
A Special line of Pillow Cases.
size 81 x iii), no.
' 8i x ()9 80¢. .
size 4..) x g8lé. 18c;
45 x 385-3, 20c.
soc.
White Goods Section.
Fancy French China at clearance.
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,‘~'.- '1', l”).; via/U; '!-;.“
Holiday
‘ L day this week.
86 WASHINGTON 31.,
Gfeat Reductions \
_..’]N ..
All lines of Holiday Goods to bcdisposcd
of at SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICES.
A sweeping clearance must be made in ev-
ery department. Corrie today. Come every
The N. E. RYAN co.
G004ds
SOUTH NORWALK
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ANOTHER BURGLA‘RL m onslau-
mlpl-l.’
GREENE“. Dec. 275%o‘me’whis-
key,"a revolver and it , tountain . Don
comprised the hooty'ot burglars who
y some time Within the past twofdays ‘
entered the home of Walter A. Hugh
on while the family wan absent, and
reusablted'it, with the exception oi the
attic. ‘
their operations to the little: they
might have found the several thousand
dollaro’ worth of ,iowelry inad- silver»
ware. which had been societal there.
The discovenr oi the robbery follow»
Hid tho burglars continued
ed the ietum of the family last night.
and complaint was at once made. to
the police.
‘ LAFAYETTE mason HER.
Death of Plainfleiawiima'n. Who Also
Reoemhied Victoria.
PLAiNr‘iELD. N. 'J. Dec.27.~«i\lrs.
Elisa. Reed. who when a small girl, was
favored-with a kiss from General La- ,
‘layette during the Revolutionary herds
tour at this country died yesterday .at';
her home at the age 01' 97 years.
Norwalk Chronicler