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“C0 01‘ Cl)». Double P1100 executor-i will cause this order to be
published in a bumper having a cir-
' “i culatlou in said district. at least five
,, WANTED ‘TO LET ‘ FOR SALE - iii; before said min say at June.
WANTED. - WOMAN. ”APPLY TO LETHAT 93 SOUTH MAIN ST, FOR 8ALE'"A JERSEY COW HENRY W. GREGORY.
Crescent Laundry. 18 3t second floor apartment. six rooms. (fresh) Apply Thomas Cadoo. Saug- Judge.
PAINT R LEX Rent “26.00.19 Inquire Mrs. ii. A. stuck. Conn. 13 48 _.__. Mf -1“ ._
WANTED ~— . E S. A Youngs, 41 last Ave. 8 at
White. 61 Ely Ave. 17 3t . FOR SALEvF‘lFTEEN roo'r onosn 7° "77“ ”WU“-
DELL ”LAND—TO RENT FROM clinker bulltrowbolvt. Ap ly to 8.13 ‘Distrlot of Norwwlk. 68.. Probate
WANTEDwA BRIGHT. WIDE. the fifteenth of Julie until Labor Day Christensen. 3 Raymond at ‘7 3i. Lauri. Jane WA. D» 1912-
awake young man 01‘ woman, Who 1111‘
dorslunds or can learn the real estate ,
and Insurance business. Address stat-
iug previous experience and salary
expected, Box 415, South Norwalk.
16 at
ALL KINDS
Desi market pllces paid Ex~
its prices for fat calves: $3 to" $4
WANTED—TO BUY
for bob chives to fatten. Fried-
man, Conn Ave. . Tel. 1151.H
WANTED—BOARDERS, PLEAS-
aut room and good board; also fur-
nished room to let. 23 Union St. 13 6t
WANTED—vOPERATORis EXPERL
enced on power
steady work. Cluett, Peabody it Co.
16 if
.mmw.
LOST
LOST---DRESS SUIT CASE. TAK-
en by mistake from 12:53 p. in. train.
lultlais W, B. B. Finder return to po-
lice headquarters. South Norwalk. No
questions asked. 17 3t
"ibmfinss‘fi‘ormaé"
REMOVAL NOTICE-WE ARE
inow sltuated‘at'our new store, and
are “at your service." Electrical wlr~
lug. Motor iwork. General repairs
The White Electric 00., 54 Water St.
Phone 342-3. 18 3t
NOTICE -— PAINTING, PAPER-
hsnglug, Decorating, by practical man.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and painters' supplies of Alex.
White. 61 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
mates cheerfully given. an 1m
TURKISH. BATHS rou run
treatment of gout. rheumatism, etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
' .Wadswortb's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
f9 tf
NASH'S MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoot repair shop. All kinds
custom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 West Waghlngton St.
'HOUSE‘ PAINTER &
DECORATOR
Large Assortment of
Finest Wall Paper
Orders given prompt attention. Es~
tlniates on application.
J. A. RUDDER
108 South Main St. South Norwslk
Tel. 1035-4.
Tree Spraying
Don't take chances. have your trees
sprayed right.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Tree Warden:
NOTICE
Annual School Meeting
The legal voters of the Scutb Nor-
walk Union School District are here-
.by notified and warned that the an-
nual meeting of said District will be
held at the Franklin street school-
house on Tuesday evening. June 11th.
1912. at eight o’,ciock to hear the re-
ports of the District Committee.
Treasurer and Collector for the past
to elect a member of the Dis-
trict Committee to servo for the suc-
f ceodlng three years and other offl-
‘ cars for the ensuing year: to lay a
tax to meet the necessary expenses
of the District. and to pay so much of
‘ the indebtedness of said District as
shall be deemed advisable; to author-
ise the District Committee to borrow
on the credit of said District such
sum or some of money as may be
necessaryto meet the current expen-
ses of said District for the ensuing
your. and to give the notes of the
District t orator; and to transact any
non properly coming be-
fore said meeting.
Dated at South Norwalk, Conn.
June 5th. 1912.
JOHN P. M MAHON
JAMES PAUL.
g. R W.lilST
36 8 l0 , “ District Committee.
DO YOU WANT
to change ”your position? if so, try
‘n Seminal all. till- a week _
iii ll the was medium In The
Norwslks for employers and employee.
Try it for a week and use.
"The audience; up!
am local hauler. “i
sewing machines; ""
o i
. treat me
risht " studied ilis bad actor.
or later, if tenant so desires, highly
desirable cottage with all modern lm~
movements. on shore front, command-
ing superb view. Five sleeping rooms
for family and guests. For terms in.
quire Mrs. Samuel Tweedy. Harbor
View Cottage. Bell island. J8 6t
TO LET» OR TO SELL 0N EASY
terms, houses, Foster Park East Nor-
walk. luqiilie Edward B. Smith
Taylor and Iiolden office. South Nor-
walk i‘rust Co. Bldg 7
To LET----i‘. ROOMS. ATTIC. CEL-
Iur, barn, one half acre land, North
Taylor Ave. 610 a month. inquire
lid. J..,,Van Ness. 40 liayview Ave. 17 3t
To LET-«HALF HOUSE ON PUT-
All modern improvements.
47 West
13 if
T0 LET—LARGE PLEASANT
furnished room. Dr. S. D. Lawrence.
12 Huvilund St. 17 3t
To DEF—PROM JULY 1, 1912.
large house. 14 rooms and barn, 71
Osborne Ave. For terms and particu-
lars apply to J. M. Laytou and 00..
inc., South Norwulk. Conn. 17 at
T0 LETwAT 80 FRANKLIN AVE...
house of six rooms, bath, stationary
tubs, range, heater. gas and electric
nam Ave.
inquire Timothy Bresnan.
Ave. South Norwalk.
lights. 'lhree minutes from West
avenue cars. inqulle afternoons. 53
West Ave. 16 6t.
TO LET-~SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
all improvements. 25 Quiuiard Ave.
inquire A. J. Collins 00.. 12 North
Main St. 16 if
TO LET—«ROOMS. 7 THOMAS
street. East Norwalk.I inquire Ray-
mond and Ambler, Wilton. 16 3t
'ro LET—six ‘uoozu COTTAGE,
all improvements. Lincoln avenue.
inquire United Gi'ocei~y“ilo. or Ray-
mond Grocery Co. 15 ii
To LED-HOUSE. 9 ROOMS,
Putnam avenue; all modern-improve—
ments. Inquire Timothy Brennan. 4?
West avenue. 1?. if
T0 LET—~15 ROOM HOUSE, ALL
Improvements. or for sale on easy
terms (3. E. Hoyt, at The South Nor-
walk Trust Co.
To LETv-APARTMENTS AT 39- 41
Chapel street, Norwslk. Freshly dec-
mated, modern improvements. in-
quho 64 south Main St. South Nor~
walk. 330 it
To LET—WELL LOCATED. MOD-
orn eight room house. every improve
ment. stationary tubs. centrally locat-
ed. Apply to-John W. Duke, 9 Elisa»
both St. a26 tf
TO LET-IIOUSE 21 UNION S'i‘.,
17 rooms. all conveniences; pultable
for boarding house. but will be altered
to suit tenant. The Hatch it Bailey
00. 111112 if
To LETr—HAMILTON AVE. HALF
of twofamily house. 6 rooms. and 6-
room list: all improvements; go‘odcon-
dltion; one block from railroad station.
Joseph R. Taylor. I13 tf
pnornssxouhl.
MISS IDA HUTCHINGS.
title phrenologiet, gives readings, is
tells matters of great importance.
Readings. 50c; "hlldren. him price.
Hours. 2 to 5. Evenings. 6: 30 to
45:30. iii 6t
6t lug
. ion.
soma- '
Chestnut S. Roads character and ‘
FOR SALEMB 1-2 HORSE POW-
er 18 foot launch. Price 650. if taken
quick. Box 683, city. » 17 8t
FOB BALE—«ii PIECE SOLID OAK
bedroom unit in this condition; also
a l x 1;: Mmiuster rug, almost new.
Api'iy at Neuendori‘f’ s, 88 Washington
St, c.ity 17 3t
FOR SALEwCHEAP. GOOD LAY-
hens cheap. . Box 91, Rojvv‘rgt
FOR BALE—db BUCKSKIN PONY.
with harness. She is kind and senile.
\Vli! sell rebronable. Call Win. Big-
ban. 50 Strawberry Hill, East Non
walk. 18 3t
FOR SALE-10 H. P. OLDSMO-
exchange for motor cycle. 121 South
Main 81.. South Norwaik. Tel
1034-3. 1713i
FOR SALE—*FIVE WORKING AND
drivfhg horses.‘ Apply ll Friedman.
Connecticut Ave. or telephone 1151.
17 3t
roe sALs~roun HAN-osous
screw lull Boston terrier dogs. sired
by the famous show dog "Rolador."
by a registered bitch. also some
grown stock. 31 Seaside Ave, Stam-
f.ord Conn. 16
6.
1-0
FOR 8ALE~DESIRABLE UOCA-
tiou, 7 room house. Improvements.
Perfect condition. level lot. 63 x 212.
Garden. fruit. poultry run. Pull par-
ticulars. Crockett. Iii South Main
street. Ill 3t
Two LOTS FOR SALE, SUMMIT
street. Smith Norwsik. inquire Goo.
Mitchell or your own broker.
FOR SALE -- ANTIQUE CLAW-
foot sideboard. in condition. 1 Ron-
brook card table. l wardrobe and oth‘
or pieces equally good. Mitchell' a Fur-
niture Store, 14 to 16 Wall Street.
Norwalk, Conn 081 tf
FOR 8ALE~CHEAP. TWO- BURN-
sr alcohol vapor Stove“ lined onlys
few times. Good as new. Cost 67 .00.
Will sell for 64. 00. Apply st Sentinel
iiflii liflilliii
ORDERIDTO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwaik. ss. Probate
Court. June 6, A. 1).. 1912.
Estate of Julia Wilcox, late of Nor-
waik. in said District deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator‘cs-
hibit his Administration account to this
Court for adjustment. at the Probate
cities in Norwaik. on the 16th day of
June. 1912. at 2 o‘clock afternoon:
and that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof. the ad.
mlnistrator will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
circulation In said district at least live
days before said 15th day of June.
1912.
HFNRY W GREGORY.
Judge.
Touring Car
for Hire
Comfdrisble Car—Careful Driver
Day or Night, Calls
JOHN . J. LANE
Auto Supplies , Tel. 963
9 UNION ave. NORWALK
No RinCut Tirés
Large; stock on hand of casings
and iii 1:ch For sale by the Auto
Wail Sh, or ‘
Jr. ,.
V E. Eli's,
Nouwuxs"
from W190.» u ward
’ . ADVERTISE YOUR SUMMER CDT-
1
«pun—«nu lawn“... a... a...
The and...“ was relies upon Ben-
tine! Want Aim. to secure the house-
hold help in» s little than for other
conuacrrcur‘ STATION
AND saassnoons ..
at ~ wssrrour
On the River
lautic Seagoing ‘
“Gurnet” Dorie’s
Noted for their staunch construc-
tion. wonderful sea qualities and
reliable Motors at popular prices
TAOE JNOW
livery day some store-patrons who
ought. to some to your store so else
where-nip their own sad‘iyoiir dissd
MHIWMMIII your advartislns
us not. quite impelliug enough.
W .
it isn‘t the good time a woman has
,thst counts with her; it's the telling
I d
d It.
. asurao ssnnvounsrii‘o WELD.
Do not delay in melting that vacant
not. won“ or store Ill income
. court for adjustment ot the Pabst.
bllo iudnbout in good repair or will '
031 if '
Atlantic Company
Thornton Smith. Representative
Showing a complete line of At—
oeoeii TO as . scum“.
District of N ‘ it.” "Prostate
Court. June 6. A 11.. 1912. ..
Estate of William Buchanan. late
oi sol-wok. in said District. mm.
Ordered, That the mentors exhibit
their administration account to this
office In Norwalk. on the 18th day of
June. 1912, at. 10 ooiock foreseen;
Estate of WI lism Buchanan, late of
of Norwaik in said District, deceased.
Ordered. That the truptess of that
certain trust created in and by the
will of said deceased primarily for
the benefit of William A.“ Buchanan,
exhibit their account to this court for
adjustment. at the Probate owes in
Norwaik. on the 18th day of June,
1912, at 10 o'clock intention; and that
all persons interested in said matter
may be notified thereof. the said trus-
tees will house this order to be pub-
lished in a newspaper having a clrcu~
lotion in said district] at least live
days before said 18th day of June.
1812. .
HENRY W. “ GREGORY.
Judge.
1
We.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNTL
District of Norwsik. as. Probate
Court Juno Ii. A D. 19i2.
Estate of William Buchana. late of
Norwaik, in said District. deceased.
Ordered. That the Trustees of that
certain trust created in and by the
will'o: said deceased alribnrlly for
the benefit ‘0! Edward Buchanan,
exhibit their account to this Court for
adjustment. at the Probate office In
Norivalk. on the 18th day of June
1912. at to noise): fomoon; bud tbs
all persons interested in said mat-
ter may be notified thereaf. the said
Trustees will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having a
circulation In said District. at least
liveidays before said 18th day of June.
1912.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
. ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss., Probate
(iburt; Juno 8, A. 1).. l9l2.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this Court for adminis—
tration of the estate of Fannie Klein
Zahn, late of Norwaik. In said Dis
trict, deceased. ‘
Ordered, That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office In Norwaik. on the 15th day of
June. 1912. at 10 o'clock forouoon:
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order In a newspaper
having a clrciiaiilon in said District.
at least five days before snid day of
bearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. June it. A. D., 1912. ‘
Whereas, written application has
been made to this couri for the admin
slon .to probate of a certain written
instrument as and for the will of
Lydia P. Valentine. late of sold Nor-
walk. deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Cities in Nor-walk. on the 15th day of
June, 1912. at 10 o’clock foreseen: and
that public notice thoreof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub
lishlng‘ this order In a newspaper hav-
ing a circulation In said district. at
least five days before said day‘ of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
...--.- , 3.5! :5
'ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of Norvvelk.a es. Probate
~06urt. June 7. A. D., 191
Whereas. written applicatibu has
been made to this court for the ad-
mlsslon to probate of a certain writ-
ten instrument as and for the will of
Daniel Deering. late of said Norwalk.
who died more than ten years before
the date of said application. and for
administration with the will annexed
of the estate of said deceased. I
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Office In Norweik on the mu. day of
June. 1918‘: at 8 o’clock afternoon:
~ bad that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspa or
having a circulation in said Dist ct.
at least five days before said day at
bearing.
HENRY W GREGORY.
,. Judge.
W
ocean or NOTICI.
District. of Norwaik. ea. Porbeto
I
and Launchés from :6 to 30 feet. ‘
Court. June 7.A . 1)..
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the ad-
mission to probate of a certain writ-
ten instrument as and for the wil of
Bridget Deerlng, late of Norwai.
said District deceased .
Ordered
Office in Norwalk on the lihi day of
June. 1912. at 3 o'clock afternoon;
and that public notice thereof be giv-
en to all persons interested therein by
publishing this
having it circulation in said District.
at least live days before said day "of
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
'i
W
Nordic asst. «vars TIMI.
have rtioe
. That said application be,
heard and determined at this Probst to
order in a newspaper
Wur vpoaut property"
early hull got it dented. Sentinel slam .
sided eds do the work cheaply and ‘
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can and a half of dry sifted pump-
kin should be mixed with half a cup
of lugar. cup of rich. milk, two eggs
slightly beaten. two isl‘sspoous mo
losses. two of melted butter. half a
tiblespoon of ginger, teaspon of clone
man and a scant .haif teaspoon cf salt.
Pour into pastry lined tins and bake
mi. “5 minutes. .
Closed Apples a la Roxane.
Choose large apples of uniform
also, pure and core and cooir tender
in syrup. Remove to a platter. Let
the syrup boil down to a Jelly. Fill
the centers with spiced prunes. Dust
the tops of applerwith powdered su-
gar. Serve hot in paper made to rep-
resent lettuce.
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Fig Mlneemest Pies.
Weigh half a pound of flour. sift it.
rub in three tablespoons of butter or
lard. add teaspoon of baking powder
and a pinch of salt. than gradually
add just enough cold water to form
a slid paste: roll out once Line small
molds with the pastry and fill with
mlneemoet. adding a few chopped
figs. Bake in a bot oven for 15 min
utes. ' ' ,
Apple Charlotte:
Butter, then flour a pudding dish;
line It with thin slices of bread bui-
tered On both sides: put a thick layer
of apples out In thin slices. sugar and
a little cinnamon and a few small
pieces of butter; another layer 'of
initiative“
flillllliiEllllilll
Healthy Median and Chilv
drein Make Happy Homes
Motherhood is woman's highest sphere
in life. it is the fruition of her dearest;
hopes and greatest desires; yet thou-
sands of noble women through some de-
rangement have been denied this hissing.
in many homes once childless there are
now children because of the fact that
Lydia E. Plokhsm’ sVegeiieble Compound
makeswomen normal besithyaudstrong.
San Antonio, Texas. -“To all women
who desire to have children in their
homes and to be well
‘ar
; mend Ly E. Pink-
hero’s Vegetsbis
mohasndhlgblyreeommendyoormed?
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time and did not know what the matter
was. i wanted a baby but my health
would not permit it. I was nervous. my
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bread and butter. apples. sugar. cin-.
namon and butter last. Bake slowly
for two hours. leaving the dish cov
ered until half an hour before serv-
ing. then let the apples brown on
top.
Tomato Jelly Salad.
Pour one. quart can of tomatoes
into a granite ware saucepan. Season
with one teaspooufnl of salt and a
dash of pepper, and two tablespoon»
this of finely chopped onion and cook
half an hour. Strain and add one
ounce of gelatin that has been soak-
ed in cold water. Pour Into small
afterdlnnor cupthhat have been rius‘
ed out in cold water and set away to
harden. Serve‘on lettuce leaves and
cover with mayonnaise.
Apples in Maple Syrup. p
Remove the cores of eight apples
and cut them in halves Put in a
saucepan with one cupful of maple
syrup, two tabl'espoonfuls of butter
and one and cuedhalf cupiul of wa
ter. .Cook until the syrup is thick.
Servo cold with whipped cream.
Prune Souffle.
Remove the pits from a large cap-
ful of stewed prunes and chop line.
All the whites of thresheggs and half
a. cupful of sugar beaten to a stiff
froth. Mix well. turn into a buttered
dish and bake 30 minutes in a mod-
erate oven. Serve with whipped
cream. , . ’
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flowed Fins.
Buy the dried figs which coma in
bulk. pick them apart carefully, wash
them and soak dbexmovsrnlgbt. The
next morning sow them gently without
linger, but with we slices of lemon to
a medium sized dishful. Let. them
cook until soft and tender.
Rabbit a La Sawyer“.
This is a delicious way of could“
lobster for the family. (logic the _iob«
ster in powwow. separate the meat
from the shell and out the meat in
thin slices. Cover them with Bech-
ems] sauce and keep them. warm.
- Take care tense plenty of sauce. ,
Ali the time of serving arrange the
lobster in a. deep dish. surround it
with bard-boiled eggs and leave them
nsevsn minutes in? boiling water. For
five or six persons allow a lobster of
issue and a half to two pounds and
one egg for each person. .
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out Of sorts?
Lots oi discomiort - the
blues mfiind man serious
sicknesses you .wi avbid if
you keep yOur boulels. liver
and
log order by timely use of
a...
" things.
stomach in good work- .
heard that LydlaEPlnkhem’ sngeteble
Compound was good and took the medi-
cine. Ihavs now a beautiful baby and
your Compound has helped me in every
way. "~hlrs. J. J. Srnwm. 299 Hum-
boldt St. Brooklyn. N. Y.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Plukhlm lodlciuo Co. (confl-
deatial ) Lynn. lass. Your letter will
be opened ,road and answered byo
woman and bold in strict oosldeuoe.
‘—
Unbnken. Cake.
Thiuk'of the joy of removiugacake
from a tin without having it stick!
Such an ideal condition is easily pos-
sible with a pan having a removable
bottom, says the Pictorial Review. Af-
ter your cake is baked. you simply
lousen it a bit on the sides, push up he
bottom. and the your cake will come
out with unbroken edges.
W.
Pretty Garnish.
Angelica» is one of the prettiest gar-
nishss one can have; it is not empori-
sive, lfor a small piece Will last. a long
time. it should be cut. into thin strips
and then into fancy shapes, such as
leaves. vbismonds or hearts. When
combined with cherries it is especial-
ly effective on cake or molded pud-
dings—Newark News.
Peanut Roast, Tomato Saucer.
Soak“ one quart line bread crumbs
In milk (part water will answer). mix
with about 1 cents worth of shelled
or sblied peanuts (about one 'eup)
finely ground. add one egg well beat-
en, salt and pepper to taste. it should
be the consistency of a meat loaf and
be baked about three on trier: of an
hour in amodsrate oven Serve with
brown tomato sauce." Cook alumni
of tomatoes with one half onion (me-
dium sire). feur whole cloves. 9. piece
of bay leaf. is sprig of parsley and a.
small blade of macs. When ‘well
cooked strain. Then place two table-
spoons butter or meat drippings in a
salient-an. slice remaining half of on‘
Ion and brown; add two tablespoons.
flour; when smooth add the cook“
tomator There ehouid‘be one pint
Season withsalt and pepper.
Cabbage Chow Chow. ’
‘ One peek of cabbage. .cbonped due.
19 onions. one cup of salt; mix to-
gether and let stand over night. in
the morning drain off the water and
odor a weak solution of vinegar over
the mixture: let stand 24 hours lamp
two pounds of brown sugar, 6 cents
worth of white mustard 8 cents worth
of tumerio. two red peppers and one
half cup of horseradish with. thaw
bags; pour over this enough strong
vinegar to cover; lay grapeieaves on
top and weight down. run will keep
many months. ‘
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Luisa-s...—
Isked Pork Tenderloin.
" Buy a pound of the dried
that come without the skins- as
See
ever vheight and cook with ball a M
of good-sized seeded table raisins. M
. the upbolitery department. Ind
Stewed Dried Ppaohee and Ralph's
yimuoh ni cor.
iin a cupfui of sugar and enough w
itsr to cover and cook until softy-v
New Orleans Picayune. ‘ ‘
Towel Racks.
in selecting a glass towel rack W
the bathroom it is Iwell to look at at
rod of twisted glass, mounted in blob.
ei.‘1‘hsse rods have a. decided a.
vantage over the simple round glass
rod, according to the New New
The twist is just enough to keep I]?
towels from slipping off. as frequently
happens with the smooth rod.
Scalloped Apples. ,
Butter 9. baking dish and put slayer
of peeled sliced apples in the M
tom. Sprinkle with sugar. animal:
a very little flour and some lanai
bits' of butter. Fill the dish in M
manner. pour over it a half cup ‘
hot water. bake one half hour. com
the dish to prevent burning on to“
Serve cold or hot.
nun—— .
Orange fritters. .,
Peel two large oranges and capital.
into sections. Make an opening“
each section to remove seeds, if
Dip each section in batter and fry in.
hot lard Lay in a dish and sprint?
with sugar.
..
Lamb Chops. - up .
Tdke chops out rather thick. mm
and season with salt and pepper: ',
brush both sides with melted bum
place slice of tomatoes and a mulb- .
room on top. adding a teaspoon ,
soup stock and some chopped parsley.
Put in buttered bag, fold and fusion
and cook in a hot 'oven abmrt 13
minions—San Frapcisco Call. '
A CARD.
This is to certii‘y that Riley's lion-
ey and Tar Compound does not colts
tsiu any opiates, any habit 60mm
drugs, or ay ingredients that com
possibly harm its users. Ont-ho ‘ ,
tram. Its great healing and e W i"
qualities make it a real remedy
coughs, colds and irritationg of .
throat, chest and lungs. H L.
quiet, Esdaile. Wis., says it!
considers Foley’s Honey and
Compound the best cough cure
market. "She has tried varipus
but Foley’ 3 give the best respite, fit.
The genuine is in a yellow pa
‘Ask for FOIeys Honey. and Tar
mood and accept no substitute. »
Wig-more and Co. - , '
If a little fringe is wanted 161'
thing a gbwn, It may often b5 W
luary shade fringe is most ads .
for -.trimming The recount-coral w
dyes it whatever color she wishes
so has dress trimming at slight
pause. "x . .
m5...“ r‘ii‘iliiiii '
South Nomad: Readers Can No
or Doubt the Evidence.
This South Norwalk citizen to “
ion: ago.
Told of quick rancid—of i
benedt.
The facts are now confirmed.
Such testimony. is comp]
evidence conclusive.
it forms convincing proof ,of
Mrs. J. Mount. 28 Union 's
South Nomik. Conn. says: .
trouble from my kidneys for
often was inimisery from a”
across my back and sharp
% twinges in my loius. A fr
about Doan’ s Kidney Fill: and
a supply at Pl‘sistsd's Drug
began their use. Aftor‘l had
low doses 1 found that they ‘ I“
log me and the contents of Gill"
restored me to good health
mend this «my at every
ity. ”—4 Statement given .W
1906.)
A ascend theorem
Mrs. Moreiii was in .
'June 22,3911. snii one an
Split the tenderloin throuojh
lengthwise: make e. 'stuilflug of broad
seasoned with salt, pepper and some
‘ kind of sweet herb. shift the tendon
loin and tie a string around it. to keep
farmer statement given " ‘
praise." . . .
For dais by all dealers
mm Monsoon: '
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