LADIES’ 8r
i. Ladies’I Furs,
LARGE 'DLACK MUFF, wane
BLACK cAPs ..........o12.so
Was s175o.
LARGE BLACK WFF, WIDE
BLACK COLLAR .....31000
Wss $16.00.
CHINA WOLF DL-‘ACK cOL.
-' rLAn. ............ . ...... $7.50
Walloon.
‘CHINA WOLF BLACK MUFF
. . . . . ........... . ....... $7.80
NV“ 110.00.
or
Reduction on All Furs
CHILDREN'S
Children’ s Furs
GRAY RUSSIAN BEAR MUFF
AND COLLAR ........ $7.50
Was $10.00. "
WHITE THI‘DET. MUPF AND
COLLAR ......... . ...... $5.00
Was 67.50.
GRAY OPOSSUM MUFF AND
COLLAR ........ .-.....84.08
Was $6.98.
BROWN OPOSBUM MUFF AND
COLLAR ....... . . . . . . . .84."
“Was $5.98.
Mall
.. .. _ I...»
‘ Inteozllum. w. A.‘ _
,_ cANEVAnI. n. ._
‘ {JAS‘TELLAIIO a aAIlmNI
cLIFFOino PHARMACY
~ IcLIFFouo Hurst‘s
cOLENAN. F. s.
cuuso.c. .
"DISESA LEONARD
“mlrstiIss. A. w.
EAGLE HOTEL
GERM. IA HorEL
: onto-rs o co. .
. .NflAr-TNER’S EAsr suns clsAR
I» 5 «In Strauss .. . .
, g: TEANToo. K.
xii" WEN, use. .I.
‘ I LEAnv, 'A. a co.
, “'eroNE'n a FLYNN
MAGNER a TROY
‘ he Gibson loo Cigar
s «FORMEBLY MADE 3V. TI'IE GEORGE I. MILLER 00., OF NEW
YORK CITY NOW MADE DY
WON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
a
Cigar Company
MAHAcKEiso worst
MORELLI, J.
NOVAK. s.
MAISTED,‘ R. H.
sci-nun. cAnL
SCHMIDT. ADAM
sILLIMAN, E. H.
sTILLeON-POWELL co.
WHELPLEY A CLARK.
WIGMORE. w. F. a co.
NORWALK
sAun. w. c.
GLENoENINc. H.. a co.
HAYES, J. T.
HOLMES, KEELER a can
Lscls on. THE '
MACE silos.
MORELLI a CARBONE
SACHs.H
SKELLY c HowAno
sTAnn. FRANK a.
WEED, E. P
:: Iuls of flour.
1- cooking. Add/salt and pepper and two
" cups oi' water.
.L good cream.
' liver cut Into twodnch cubes.
II boiling water over thém and drain lm
,' mediatoly Drop these into the brown
- seam and cook shwly 10 or 12 min
‘ utes. 'l‘liby must not coolt rapidly nor
:1 too long.
' mushrooms It they are fresh and re
': quire such treatment, and drop
_' melted buttornnd allow to simmer.
- Just before taking up the liver add the
. mushrooms.
;j chopped round of beef tor each ball.
.. Season with salt pepper grated nut-
11 me; and minced onion.
3; the cups omit the onion l Cook slowly
-- ln bacon {at untIl a line brown. and
‘ ‘ pulled. Drain ca Inost or the lat, drop
‘ in A tablessobntnl of, flour and n plydh;
” 'balls finish cookinx. nnd add one (Hill
I Line the mold
as thin on paper. Very thin sweet bn- '
Three Cans Milk
Walter Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate
25c
«no
19c
‘ Good Butter, per lb. ..... r ..... 32c} Seeded Raisins pkg. ........ 10c
Warranted Eggs. per dozen ..... 30c12 lbs Prunes for ................ 25:
2 lbs. Pure Lard ............... 25c| Cranberries, per qt ......... 10c
Layer Figs, lb. ..... 15c| Evaporated Apples pkg ....... . .15c
Oranges, Apples; Grapes Grape Fruit
Nuts Parsnipa. Sweet Potatoes.
. Celery Squash. « _ .
STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY.
26 NORTH MAIN sT.
LABOR wAIIITs PROBE.
Hartford Organization Shocked at Ro~
‘ fl 5 cont WhithIavc Revelations.
HARTFORD, Dec. 29.-—Organised
labor in this city last night went on
ord as demanding that: the police
commissioners investigate both the
white slave traffic and “corruption and
complicity of certain police officials in
.jtlie toleration fid protection or
houses of prostitution in the city."
The action was taken through the
executive board of the Central Labor
union. which met at its headquarters
oi Contminow. The meeting was
ultond'ed h‘y every member at the
‘tu'ld hire: the. chairmanship of
cut Sol Senthellner or the Com
or union, discussed for three
. e evidence at the recent Pigv
‘ ' trihl. '
, Goldie; Beliecii'e fill.
516, ii and 18. respective
likelih- children, . then
Mimi! bitiirghi em Pulls
“ , list! related: . The WWW.
oral Manner Samuel Higgins.
UNI'rnn GROCERY COMPANY
PHONE 143
n.
A. n.'wr-lA'l.Ev comma BACK To
N. H. ROAD?
The presence in New Haven 0! A. R.
Whhlcy. at present general superin-
tendent oi the electric division of, the
New York Central. is causing cOnsid.
arable tnllr‘ln railroad circles» today.
Many are of the opinion that he is to
return to the employ O! the New York,
New Haven and Hutton-d Railroad
company at the beginning at the new
year. However. no omcinl Informa-
tion on this point .could be (shielded
from the road“ today.
.,, It is the general belle! that.“ Mr.
Whaley does come back to the New
Haven. road it will he to do the work
which formerly come under tax-(len-
His
last position with the New Haven was
as superintendent oil the ‘New‘ York
division». He resigned to accept the
general superintendoncy oi the New
their Controlit’l oiectrlo slogan: m-
_ cull mm ass; ..
Filmer IN New Hinton 1,
. was in lord‘s
um film he
left the New H.” road solos we,
w. Ii- bus can; shim. no me
ill over. an it .I-iII mus hit some
this more betviii Accept . another
pnfltion .. ".
salt and pepper and broil
,utes longer and send to table in some
lvcr and miles.“
Melt ope tablespooniul or butter
II and add one and a halt tablespoon-
Slowed
Brown by long slow
Cook till as thick as
Have a pound of cell‘s
Pour
In the meantime peel some
Into
Most Balls in Onion Cups. I
Allow and eighth. of a pound * of
.. .... ,.J! “Hm”... , mu...
* Lemon PI. With Norm crimes.
Two slices or baker's bread. one
large cup boiling witcr turned over
bread and soak until soft. then squeeze
quite dry at awter, add butter size oi
walnut, rind and juice oi one lemon.
yollls of two eggs. one cup of sugar.
Bake with one crust and frost with the
beaten whites of eggs and sugar.
Brown In ovens-whorl Angelou 'I‘ri
bune. ' I
Plans ior Important Enterprise at
Stony Brook. L. l.
The proposition to establish. at
Stony Brook. L. 1.. a «great cepter of
religious economic and educational
work In connection with Presbyterian-
Inn, has taken definite form in the all- .
polnlment of a. provisional executive
commission. to which has been corn-
, -—~--- . mltted {the wdrk preliminary to this
PPOP" Measure and Welsh! founding'oi the enterprise This is
The housewife should be provided; composed 0! RW- DI Jails 1“- Carson.
with scales and measures to test the '0! Brooklyn moderator or the Genera!
commodity which she purchases This ‘Msembly oi the Presbyterian Church
In necessary in order to be fair with‘ iii the l' nlted States of America, pies-
your merchluit. The scale or messure Idem; Rev Dr. Fdrd C Ottmnn.d‘).l)..
bought should be of as good a type as corresponding secrete”. “lantern-
one can aiiord. " litov. Dr William Hiram Remixes. New
The ordinary woman in making her ' York; Rev Dr John M. Gaston, Pitts
purchase In unfamiliar with ‘99 read- “:burgh Rev. Dr. William H. Hubbard.
ings of a scale and takes no notice 0: Auburn, N. Y.; Rev. Dr John K Mo
(I! served In
of colt. Allow torbrown while the
‘or villa Worth. Indigo-hp .. .wnén
done place each ball in a Spanish on~
Ion which has been boiled till tender.
and the- center scooped out. Put A“
bit of the iIAucc into the lino; their the
. meat bull, their sauce on ion. ' I
_. .I ‘ -
Ham, fllfl Children “terrains,
Either raw or cooked‘lrnellt can be
used (or this dish. the row requiring
looser cooking. A nest-shaped lucid is,
necessary lnordcr that theme“ may
be. of good shape. Mail: a torsional
o! onohuli. pound eschot' veal and
lresh pork scraped to a. pulp. Add the
raw yolks of two can. bill! I. ten»
spoonlul or salt and sonic of paprika.
with liar-ding peril sliced
can can be. ‘subétltuted. Fill with al-
ternate layers orimc‘nt mm the breast
first and second Joints or chicken: and
lorcoment followed by bent out to ps-
per thinness. When the mold III tilled
cover with the lei-ding pork or‘llllcon.
Cover the dish and set in water and
cook slowly for an hour and s hali
Place a weight on the dish. and when
needed. turn from the mold and slice.
Before slicing it may he covered with
asplc and ornamented to taste Slice
very thin. ~Cood Housekoplng.
Lamb Chops and Hominy.
Have the chops cut thick: dust with
over a
quick lire; pile neatly on a hot platter,
and pm It small piece of butor on each
one. Pack boiled hornlny closely in a
bread pnn: then when cold, out In
thick slices, and then out again xvith‘ a
heart shaped cutter: try in hot fat and
serve the chops.
Scalloped Applet.
This pudding Is II prime invorits
among the younger members oi the
family. To each cup of finely chopped
sour apples Add a cup of line bread
crumbs. two Inblespconsi-sugnr. a little
cinnamon, grated lemon rind or not?
men and a tablhspoon oi buttbr. Spread
the apples upon the bottom of a but-
tered baking dish thou a little sugar
and flavoring and a few blip or butter.
than brood crumbs. then apples again.
and so on, until all is used. crumbs bo~
lug placed on top. If apples are‘not
juicy. add threetablenpoons oi ivater.
Cover the dish and make three-fourths
'of an hour. then uncover. bake 15 min-
dl.sh
, Oysters s“_la Paulette.
Scald two dozen oysters in their own
liquor until plump, and strain. Put in
the pan two tablespoons of butter, and
when melted stir In. {our Inblospooac
of flour until perfectly smooth; then
add the oyster juice, one cupful or
Iol four eggs or the whole e333,. well
tor with cold ballot! simian, flaked slid r:
W with «so Isaac cover with advisory usually more his lords” of or mil shares cl 1!, B. Stetson common.
. "39‘. 16‘ III M M M VIN“: W ofll’o’o. his his chilled WWII .,
l WIthIIII butts
cream. pepper, salt End a as. of nut:
melt. 'l‘alle signs the flame, II when
II little cool, stir In the beaten yolks
beaten return to the lire and stir until
thick. Drop the oysters in far A sec-
ond and pour immediately on a hot
platter and serve. .
, . lilo. Mold.
Line a slightly buttered bread on
inn- quart. hriolr- Inchi- with warns
'to'a'IIhe'd napalm vials i'l'oih’ throat»
fourths to All Inch illicit“. Fill the cen-
icoat. oi the purchase. she also sneer!
“w to lot on drill 0,3 our otreets" PM? watches with gold chains or labs; In
ounce lndlsstiohs.'1‘lfe average wolClurkm, Pittsburgh; Rev. Dr. David
man simply observes the pound our 0. Wylie, New Yorls; George ’ArII’Old.
tor pound and half pound markings on I’aiel'sou; Frank D. Arthur, Brooklyn;
[ha scale. um m gum-t my; between/l licv. Dr. Malllsnd Alexander. Pitt!- ,-’~
these indications always pass ‘hcr un-I burgh: Rev A W Halsey. .‘scw York
noticed;- it hmjmwfle um go into the‘ be 8. 8. Palmer, Columbus; Dr Wll~ ..
butcher shop and sak‘ tor "about two: lism 1: MOEWIIII. Pittslmflih DT— .Vlar
pounds or steak " The butcher oi‘cns A Bronson Philadblllhlfl , ,
course. cannot wigs accurately in cool Filly thousand «dollars will be re
ting most. to the extent 0'! an even oat-rod to purchase the property’and
pound or two pounds; but cull as new. irons-polite the enterprise. More - ran
to the amount when toi- by the woman nits. clergyman have already elpiorsen
ss‘he can. Hamilton-places It on the the movement, and have contributed
scale and Insteedvol saying to the pur- ’ 3100 each Other pleases. amoun‘ ms
chaser "two pounds, three ounces." he ’ to 311 0,00, In addition, have been made
will call out the? ‘hlnount he ls going; by Intereszcd laymen, the snlisrrln
to char-go for the my, and thenvcrfi lions being condition‘ed‘on the. raising
one customer rests content with this.’ol, the entire amount needed. When
The advice of the New York bureau 3 the entire fund hos-boon raised. there
of weights and measures, says the will boil nicotine 01 the contrlimv ."n‘
press, to that, Instead of receiving the and thé‘movement will be formally or- ,
gsninod and Incorporated.
Iain the weight thereof. ; ldtorsture and all other Information
The bureau also advises citizens Io‘ may be-hsd on Application to any Incin-
iollow the prescriptions stated below: her or the executI‘Ve commission.
«Don’t allow Inc'dalrymlln to weigh‘ '
In the Wenden bitter dish. We have!
PILEB cunEO IN c To l4 OAve.
found that it weight from one to ”1th I'm WW ““3“ “‘9‘” 1'
ounces; in some Instance: the little Pm Ointmelit “m" to “'7' "V m
tin edges liming been made heavier. 0’ ltrhlnx, 3““ “1°“an 0" Protrntt.
Avoid the purchase of fancy pack- “’3 Piles 1" 6 1° 1‘ days 50"-
sges. unless that paclusp shows chew. ..__.
on the net weight of Its contents. . NAT'ORML GUARD 'NSPECT'ON'
Avoid the purchase 0! “live or ten
cents' worth, " and try always to pur-I
chase a known weight or measure. ,
Don't misunderstand chospness tor.
economy.
Dont be afraid or your tradesmen
It you believe he ,is giving you about
weight or not the proper quality of
goods dont hesitate to lnnist upon
your rights. Competition in trade ImI‘Unltod States Army 191‘"
most cities today is snflclently keen Coast Artillery “I!” Fm“ Corp
to warrant your Insulting upon proper puny Jan‘! " Tenth (”mam Jan f’
Incnsure and proper weight and proper Fourth Company. 1“,“- 9 Thu“! Com
quality. puny. Jan. iii; Filth Company, Jon. lb:
Blvth Company to Turn Out on Feb-
ruary 6. 1912.
HARTFORD Doc. till «The Adjutant-
general issued the following orders to.
dar-
Dates as follows have been arranged
for the annual inspection of the. follow.
in; organisations bv omcera oi the
To 30K.“ sump, Compsnv Jan 23; Ninth Company.
Job. so. Sixth Company. Feb. 6; Elev-
When butler still too hard tortilla-in. e”nth Company. Feb. 1.0- Fourteen-til
winter III! a bowl with boiling water.
Company, Feb :3: Twelfth Company.
Alliw it to stand for a row momentsI Feb. 20 and Seventh Company, Feb
until the bowl is Ihowushly hot. Enrol 2:7. ,
ty out the water and place the steam . ‘
lug bowl over the. piste of butter. ThisiI‘ The commanding officer. coast nrtil-
may be u one inn low minutes beiore le cry. will arrange with the inspecting
one wishes to use. the butter and “Iodicer dates for the ”Speed“ 0'
i
will be found oi 1118 right texture headquarters. band and non commls~
There is no Waste and the flavor of the ”we“ 33““
Slznnl Corps. First Company New
I) l n I
33%;: 30:3: “1de as by he“! 5.1““0,‘ detachment March), and First
lCoInpany. ilnrtiOrd detachment. March
”.9; Food Warm. 15: Medical Corps and Hospital Corps
To m‘ke covers ‘0 pi‘ce OVQI' foodIAnlanNnCe Company, N0 1 Jan 22;
that Is cooling lake embroidery hoops Field HOSPHRI N0 1. Jan. 33 Bridge
snd squares of hemmed cheesecloth 99" J3" 52.43 WINNIE”. Jan 25
the right since to slip into the been I I! “all”? "009! for the First In-
uyg IM’Modern Priscilla They a", lllntry are enlisted before these dates.
fine to put over bowls of Iood ”1331' they will be inspected on the same
must stand tor some time. . nl'sbt as Ambulance Glimmer No L
. ._........._... ._. i ..
VIOLA'I’ED AU‘IO onomANcE. HALF "ll-U0" FOR "ATTEM-
Los ANGELES. eat, Dec. 29.—
AI in accordance with the terms of the
Peters a. broker of New York city or twill oi her late husband. John B. Stetr
rived in Lac ”1“," yesterday flinnit, the Countess Eulslle distributed
automobile trip across the continent Saturday among the employee of the
“without meaning one city m- com”; ll Stetson 00.. Philadelphia, gifts.
ordinance." he said. “M money representing nearly $500-
Peters, had been in Lou Aussies bug 000 J. Howelwummings, president, oi
ten minutes when he chopped at [the Stetson (30.. In (oncoming the
downtown store And forgot to shut on slits sold 193 huts and 2, 835 turkeys
his engine. When he ”returned three were distributed.
minutes later. he was arrested tor III-I hid the ChOICe between a turkey and a
lowing oil to (hip from his sunshine on? 1“" For the girls and women there
the pnvemn'. In police court he paid i were 1.3“ pairs of hid gloves and 1,556
a line of All. “It costs one dollar a min- Ilollnds of candy. There were on gold
money slits tllhro were 295 shares ot~
. Jill. Stetson Building and been an»,
diction st‘oclr. valued III? {79.0” and;
SANTA; X INICA.‘ Chin Duh, 29.—— “H.000 in cash as A bonus to ioum'
lino Judas Fredericton told. Peter's I:
W
MAYOR MW? ‘ WDUEN ADVIGEBEI
was women have been «new by? men. caress... apprentices", clerks and“
trimaran IL. It.“ now to not In mi {boys.j_ {rho lutx'l‘lt announced Is that
Lino-Ito ism: stools. worth $66.1”
on n iii are “if
FOBPRE83YTERIAN CENTER. . .
Thirteenth Company. Jun. 20: ° Eighth .5
, this morning Air. Taylor. was fined;
-ning on a charge of drunkenness.’
The married men -
.. buying opportunltyk to»: you in one or
Established 1557.
Dainty Article of Cretonne
Marked to Close Out
Many women remember those Sewing Screen! of
two wings, and supplied with hanging shelves. pockets,
cushions and spool pins. l‘llcy were $3.00 before Christ~
mas Now they are. \ __.»,.,.,.
$2.50
You mm fold one together with sewing worIr packed
inside and carry the whole affair from one room to an-
other. And they are. so pretty.
Those Cretonne Cabinets With three Ilravl crs for trin—
kets or klIICk'kflileS, that were (igc. are now see. -
Cretonn'é Glove and Han dkcrchici Bones, blue or pink,
were 75c, no '5oc each.
Photograph Frames, mom Ior tun pitturcs \Icrc 25c,
for 19¢.
Hstpin Holders that weizc' $1. 25. for 69¢. .
ucrc age for 19c.
Cord Holders. satin col cred, were $1 25, for 69¢.»
Art Section. ..
f“
l hirIl flour,
/
.. H.
'1'.” ‘/ It,
Stationery Section foeiing‘d
Boxes of Writing Paper. Highland Linen and Read 5
13“ 1-.“ I
Linen. _, I , ,
Desk Sets. Blotter Paul and; r or 6 pieces, $l.25 and
$195 ~ . .,
ErassBoolr Racks,$I.23. ' i '. If;
A Odd Lots of Jewelry
. . Oil the Center Tables. \ oil and jallot Pills, sci \Iitli
bamche pearls and imitation jcwcls . ~
Large Horseshoe Brooches of liarocllc pearls.
-Hatpins, Collar Pins and lit-It Brooches.
Fine values fur 50c.
!
!
-\“‘\W‘\‘\.\‘\‘\‘\. .
,-4 -/-J.'.‘ UIUI-/~ ‘1', u ‘l 'y'"
Glreat Reductions
—lN-—
Holiday. Goods.
All lines of Holiday Goods to be dispdsed
of at SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICES.
A sweeping clearance must be made in ev-
ery department. Come today. Come every
day this week. ’
The N. s. RYAN CO.
SOUTH NORWALK
affix“. an n‘.-.-rl/~j'v,I-f—ja 'arfafau-I/‘rr'y‘r‘a .
-F-~.‘~-\-\‘\.fl‘-‘-\¢--~‘\-inglenx-.- if
so WAsHINGToN 3%..
ural'ga/u‘f‘vg‘vriu, u 'A '0
‘\-\-\- “\‘\‘\-\‘\‘
fl
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HQPPE CLIPPED HIS EARS.
TWO CASES IN TOWN COURT.
Edward Taylor was arrested lastev-
ening by Constable Henry G. Seizer
charged-with intoxication and breachl
oi the peace. At the Town Court
Preferred to Support Grandmother
Rather Than be A Soldier. ‘
BRENDA, Dec. >9 .—-In order that
he would not be eligible for military ‘ "
somlce because he was the sole sup-
port of his paralyzed mother and a in
year-old grandmother whom he kept
. in his daily wage bf 38 cents,- -MllSli8-,
-tecr Hoppe cut oil the upper part of
$6 on each count by Judge William F.
Tammany, which be pnid |
Sergeant mnk v. Raymond arrest-
ed Mrs. Margaret Stuuell last eve-‘I
'Mrs. stencil has been before the court
on previous occasions; and she was
sentenced to spend thirty days in
Bridgeport jail .
was ordered to join the Bremen in-
[entry regiment as a recruit. For this
I the high courtmartinl Oi the 17th Armv. .
“ Division has just sentenced him to one
m... w your imprisonment the minimum pen»
BIG DAM GIVES WA“ airy. because, in the opinion or the
MILTON. M883. Dec 29~A portion ccnrtmartial, it was “child love” .
oi the dam on Conset liver st Mil. which prompted the act. At the some
too Lorre!“ Mills gave way today while time. the courtmnrtlal held that House
several men were Working below it.‘ had an "honor-less mind" in haviilsi'
and Charles Trash, a carpenter. was' tried to avoid military service by
envied down the river and drowned. Ipiinn himself it developed thohfi
The slam. in One or tbs oldest in this balsam?) very Armament who
stun oi the country and was used for drawn for military service, and Iijo's
manly yours In connection with pdpor ed tumor. aged mother and
manufacture. » , , mother were in dire Willie 39f?!“
W ”(loved that his car muscles were this
W011“ Will!” I! All!“ LII! I). 8 MI .Ith "mum“; tIo' Ihim Iii; I‘eaIr I
living ,1" .. 5
m
, . o" ads: Every
{. the. Every ditch,
lovely flowered Cretonne, built like folding screens, with ‘ 3f;
.u
the muscles Of his ears, soon alter be 3 .
Norwalk Chronicler