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.. Egg and cheese. lpau with strips of, dough about half
llowons egg for each person and toian inch thick and distribute spareribs
egg two teaspoontula 011’ gratedland potatoes evenly through the pun
so, one half teaspoonful of butteriadd a little more salt and a. .goocl
and pepper to taste. Butter‘sprinkllng of pepper; pour over this
billing dish and sprinkle with haitfiaii the water in which the warmth
hectic. Break the eggs carefuliylwas boiled, take a handful oi! dry
separate dish, one at a time and; flour and sprinkle over to thicken
them on the cheese; sp1inkle withlthe gravy. Roll out balance of dough
andlpepper; spread the remainderlln a sheet large enough to cover the
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being made.
designs being used, says the indianapo- 1
Painted Trays
Painted trays which are copies of the venience to be appreciated.
oil trays which were once 11 possession well~nlgh impossible for dust to es-
of most of our glanduiothers. are now cape during
The trays are in all sizes Newark News.
and are beautifully painted, all the 0111'
in News. The background for most of
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lover the top of the ash can is a can
these trays is black but sometimes ed vinegar ,to clean them
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Boll your lamp burners to weaken-
and the
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Pilesi i’ileai
iviilnnns' indinn-Pile (ointment will curv
liliuu, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It abv
iorils tile 9’tumora, alloys itching at once
acts as poultlce, gives instant relief.
Williams‘u Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared tor Piles and itching oi the private
parts. Drungists. mail We and $1..00
MLLIAMS MFG. 00.. Prone. Cleveland. Obit
For sale by the Clifford Pharmacy.
dark green or red is used Other trays light will be much clearer.
are black in the center with a blue rim,i ,W
The ornamentation in va1l6d colors To clean and remove spots from
maybe a bouqucst of flowers a scenewloth sponge it with a mixture of
_ with or without figures or some of the equal parts of hot water and turpen~
‘1 Chine“ designs which often tine. iron the parts when dry, over
:1 appear 011 lacquer work. Many of the a damp cloth
_ trays are decorated only in gold like WW
1:. g the lacquer work. Forithe tea table; An ealthen dish of qulclrlime plac-
1 and for use in the decoration of certain' w in closets “L1“ absorb moisture, act
,llving or dining rooms whose style or as a disinfectant and it is said that
furniture makes the use of such a doc it will also keep away mice and rats.
oration of certain living or dining. Put one fourth teaspoOnl'ul ot
. rooms whose style or iurnltuxe makea'
‘ 1 {the use of such a decoration possible
ithe t1 ave are most attractive.
e cheese Over them and bake about whole pie, and bake three quarters 01' history.“
lilthtttes or until the whites oi? eggsvan hour in a mochhte oven Watch
at ,eurel’ully and it the pie seems dry in1
“ side add boiling water, being careful
{not to wet the crust while baking.
At the West Haven Poultry Asso-
ciation’s show, now in progress,
prizes went to the Noroton exhibitors
as follows: Barred Rocks——l(eeway-
din t‘arm,_ ilrst cock. first and second
cockercl, third and fourth pen. White
Pekln ducks~Keewaydln farm. Black
East lndian ducké and turkeys, G. ’l‘. /
Tiiie‘y. Toulouse geese—Keewaydln
farm, second gander, second 'goosc,
first gander, first gander yOuug, first“
goose young. Omanientl stock—~G. T.
Tiiioy, Willie lfighorns-Glcabreekin.
farm, first cockcrei, first and second
lienv fourth cockerci, fourth pullet,
second and fourth pen.
1
Swedish Cabbage Rolls.
. 111s and one half pounds hamburw
teak add tluee pieces of fat pork, Breaded Lamb ChOP‘b- _, .
onldh ground up, and half as much 1‘ rench ““3 (111098 by trimming 0ft
holed rice. Season to taste. Par- the air 195 0f the fat on the long end at
the tendei leaves of one small cab» ”19 bone The chops should be thick. ‘
‘nhd loll some of abme in each and Juicy Wine them with a damn
Then put into a baking pan, cloth Have leady on a slate an «no;
not with butter and bake almost an beaten slightly and mixed with a la- "
They are delicimls, biespooniul of warm water. Season
'1 w.__ ,with gait and poppet On another plate
Grape Ketchup. have some line dry sifted bread crumbs -
ye; pounds grapes, two and a halt ialso season with salt and pepper and, a
do or sugar, half pint vinegar, onegbit of line minced parsley. IHave l‘h’
tablespoonful ground cloves one 1ta-, readiness also a kettle oi? hot fat. Dip
poon ground ailspice a little salt eath chop in the egg, covering both sid-
an pepper to taste. Put grapes lntmes then in the crumbs and plunge two
' with one pint of water, mash at a time into the fat. Dray to edge
, 1 till pulp dissolves, strain, add of tire and cook eight minutes. ‘
other ingderients, boll till thick-
. , Excellent with cold meat-s.—~i
hingtlon Herald.
Sparerib Pie.
3 ground ginger in each batch ot~dough~
. , nuts. The spice will never be detect-
} l A delicious salad served in the pen ed and the doughnuts will not soak
‘ f'per shells is grape fruit pulp chop fat. 1: chicken fat is added to the
‘ , pod nuts and mined celery mixed with lard 111 which doughnuts are dropped.
‘ .1 athe over will be much improved.
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w.— ——~——— , The Noticense Committee, was
. Seen in The Shop-'3. , Water stains on pitcher, vases or thoroughly awakened Thursday when
Among the ,pretty tea trays mezcnratcs may be removed with vine- it received the report that a person
ithose ‘wicker in the naturl color 81110119 1‘13“; and water two parts. named SYlvester Bird had applicator
_ as well as browns and greens Some Lift 'staud OVEI‘ night. Vinegar Cruets a license to sell intoxicatin liquors.
times the rim only. is of wick-er may be cleaned with finely chopped in a house on the post road near B.
'iwhile the'glaae :bottomhas cretonne potato pairings. Fill the crust with It Pooiey's residence, at least a~halt
beneath. “ Iv 'water and let stand until the parings mils from the postomce and in il.
ferment—~Richmond News Lead0r. lesidlential section. One of the com-
. .1 l This season one finds in the shops: ' initteesnid today that a big fight
1 1 1 1 a velour tor draperies that may be i To make a scouring rflixture for would be made against the granting
A FASHlON H'NT *FROM NEW YORK TOWN 0 ' ,llaundered with soap and water. The boards. work into a paste hall a pound or this license, and , that when the
Anything, suggesting stiffness or harsh line: ls (areiu‘ly avoided by the material comes in several beautiful of soft suapllait a pound ot‘ lime. Put time for the hearing comes—Nov. 29
builder oi the modern, modish lines. All effects are soft suggesting drap- shades of blue, green, red and aai- it on rith a scrubbing brush instead of in 'the CommiasiOners’ oflice at.
FloridsmCorp Bread... , l
The materials needed are one cup of
cold hominy, one scant cup white corn-
fiHiCllESTER S Pitts
.Have- butcher break the
bone and out each rib about the
"fitness for trying. \'ash" and place 1
la maroon» mama; .
oer [Lab your Ill-u int for
( lil- choc-tofu!) )lnnmmfilrnnd
I‘ll! n in R1"! and Gold nirmllir.
tum. scaledh nlih lllua 11111.”...
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«enough salt and “We“ w season it (BM3.?Efi'nrl‘arij-glr‘glllfi5?“:3 or.'. even when the material is not or sped and the softens, most clinging mon. soap, and then wash off with plenty of Blidgeport is the dale—~thcie will be
and simmer for ‘1 halt 0“ DOBSHHY 1 ‘ .10 ' " it l‘abli‘rs are l’avnled for costume blouses - ,1: p, ‘1' A covered as); sitter which fits clean watch—«Louisville Herald, a remonstlancc signed bi many 01'
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lthree-qu‘ariz-ers of an. hour Peel six meal one generous cup or milk angliered adeep tin plates. Bake in quick prevgnt the road from being gauged: the local citizens and the (omniittee
' "8E ALLENS Fania—EASE. hopes to make the commissioners
out by fast streams of 'Vl'lllel'. More Thruutsoptlopowder to be shaken into thoshoe
li rod 11am rest and comical for tired. aching, see that there should be no asleep in
no in half and let stand in cold wut- teaspoonful salt one teaspoonfu] bak- miter ‘lllte them WOllld be very beneficial “1 .aivoxlesi,sweatln lacunae \iien’sl’oobltase. kro- ,
or until sparerlb is done Now take lug powder. Beat hominy with forkl M... 1‘1'arlous 981150}? the town where “"131" “M” mm“ “m ""“k’m‘ °f “" “m “M mm” ,what they consider a plgte where ”S-
. - ’ - blisters, rum and balloons ms. net that in for '
idenccs only are situated at present
three captain of llour,two heaping until thoroughly broken; then gradu- To overlook day after day. The outstreqnently “0“" “”1““ ““991 “mm “h" 8“""v a" ‘0'
Breaking in New Shoes. It is the rentastcomtort
tablespoons of lard, one teaspoonful ally beat in the milk
king powder, pinch of salt, mix and baking powder with the meal; add.
and lard thoroughly and add c» all to the hominy and milk; then addlpr
‘water to make dough just still: the egg well beaten and the pump, that is enough “bad luck’ for any
anon; to roll. Line sides or dllpping melted Pour the mixture into two but- one person.
don ii!
$1; DfiWN AND JOIN
monsoon ulterior ’
., arcs. and
Mix the 8“RiSentlnei classified advs. that were:
actlcally written to and for you—-
illi'dtlall
The bar iixturcs for the
lilouse arrived yesterday.
Daniel Rush has taken a position!
with Gilbert & islcliwqut
ailing Elline O’Neil oi the telephone
exchange visited friends in New York
recently.
Rodney Wood has icit his position.
with G. 8. Stevens to take one withl
S. E. 1Sinrry. .
"-1“.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith of New
York wished friends at White Oak
Shade recently.
Miss Marion Jewett o; Btoningtou‘
has been visiting with Minis Anita ital/-
mend o't Railroad avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 13. Wilson of
Brooklyn has ieit after a pleasant visit.
with friends in Park street.
«a...
'I‘lle.~brlcl1 work upon the new book--
wood building has been started. The
building has been progressing nicely,
and its early completion is hoped tor.
out again. alter undergoing a thorough
time ‘ago at varies in collision with a
truck.
A horse belonging to Mr. Mirna): at
allverm lacs liylsetrdaeylllTal.Aothem
Silv’ermine tell yesterdayon‘blain St).
in front of emcee“ bakery. it re-
quired tome effort to. at the animal
upon itlfiteot again. '1, was slightly
braised. ' 1 1
ml. concrete gutters are being laid
in front of silllmn a 00.311 building.
ll‘; 1... slalon‘suli‘ord delivery ear in '
repatrlnx. The car was damaged some ‘
. upon the whole sy‘stmn. ’ ‘1
- my; boy act Malaya -
rtlsn their
”Wilden; mildly one 111.11%, '
John Musoahy believes in doings
..;;‘QOI job when he attempts, any thing.
, lie was lined $4. and costs. for drunk-
enness. Hp was released on Monday.
‘Ho was again arrested on Monday cw
caning, ,upon the same charge. This
time he was lined $7 anticosts.
Work upon the addition to the Soo-
lield building has ceased for a short
The New Canaan bowling team will
go to South Norwalk on next Tuesday
goon sport is looked for on local al~
lays this senson,’ss a schedule with out»
pistown tennis is helm,r planned. South
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A Happier
To- Morrow
Will be {2111's if to-nlght you will
ueektho neficlalald otthc famous
and ideal fatally remedy Duchamp
Pills. Negroes déprgsion, or the 1
“ nos. one a I mom!
of a condition quiékly granted
by the reliable and quick- acting
bowels and Ill/til“ and l: acyclo- »
sctlw-‘w‘then the digestion [I sure ‘
Hamilton’s Fills
induce the organs of digestion to
war hdpmperly ‘
rival mediclnct'hn
Milan’s
Pills
quickly In every way-win
in ooh ,
to play the team at that place. Some,
‘ ~ dist and Congregational churches.
to” be impaired ”d the nerves to" ‘ ’
this this on» 1
' of nucleic and lectures which will be
discovcrvol' theatre. ’l‘rylt iooday. hold over where
25 rte. Don't an apt any «Marital: For F fr . r'trlsl
package, address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
“ W1!
DARIEN ‘
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the Post Road near Not-own.
The Connecticut company is mak‘
ing repairs on its rails between Da-
rien nnd- Noroton.
Miss Hazel Roscoe, of Dorian
visited her brother, Elmer Rosana on
tore the Woman’s Club of New Can-
aan, this afternoon.
Dr. Caries Martyn will conduct a
Thanksgiving service, with sermon,
on "Reasons for Gratitude." in
Presybterlan Church, Noroton,
day. at 11 a. m.
The Men’s club-of the town, which
has been for the past .iaw months In-
active. will resume its meetings very
shortly and is planning tor a series
Sun-
held alternately at the .narian Metho-
‘tbo '
BOY ARRESTED F0 TAMPERING
WITH MA|L1
Forged Name to Obtain Registered
Letter With $25 in it.
STiiA'i‘FORD, N101 w-(lslnnn Wil-
liams, lS-pear-old son of Mr. and
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3...
l, er8. Edward Williams, was arrested
today for tampering with the United
States mails. lie was released in the
IJUSFNO'UCE IHfi WSW”: ‘“"“'"" 1 , , 1 . ‘, custody of his parents, pending the
‘mERE 15TH?KTEE.;§ gggsxfis William Weed has returned to his"ix‘llfllci?;lfingi 0512;122:112 (‘13:): NORgTON arrival of the United States inspect—
“ $33 2131115 Joan 10.111911111111110.) “I“LWOML'B‘ ’ the building. Tile wall has been com~l . _...,........_._._.. '01“. do it: Entitled to have forged
IT'S Bap LUCK” BUT NOT Mrs. Bishop of South Main street 1511‘16‘6’3 “P 10 the “"0“ “0°“ Them?“ “6 ".3?” :1 if“? 111a: 'i“ ("“1 ,f‘f““’°“
1M GOING'VD BLOW” HERE 3" I entertaining Mrs. Carter of New York. stopped “0"“ Saturday, but will '9' 1 "‘ ' " a regls ere. c e1 too a 11 ng 3""
a...“ _ 1 sumo as soon as the flrdcrs for the Repairs are going along rapidly on . M-..“
second floor arrive.
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1; Many Unsuccessful --~
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ritchey of Dc- Norwalkers will soon come to Now Co. . ,
trolt stopped in 'town yesterday, to via naan for a return‘gamu, A schedule blast avenue, New Canaan, Sunday. Worse Suffering Of“!!! FOL
it friends between local teams for a series of ‘Rev H E Brown will deliver a [om MnRocksCm
“M” games, “who W313 arrenusd. lecture on ”The Eeternal City,” be- , A Warning.-
The following letter from Mrs. Orville
Rock will show how unwise it' is for wo-
men to submit. to the domino! a surgical
tion when Orton it may be avoided
by taking Lydia E. Plnlthsm’ 11 Vegetable
poumd She was four weeks in
the hospital and came home cub
faring ‘vvom than before.
Here is her own statement.
Paw Paw, Mich. 1—»"Two years ago I
adored very uvmly With}; displea-
,, meat. 1 mid not ‘
" be on my feet for I
, long time. My play»
1’ nician treated me for
several months Ith-
. out much roll and
at list sent. me to
The Rev. acorns Benton Smith will
' preach at both Isl-vices in the Metho- ,-
lit. Pinhbm’s Vegetable doin-
stld I did. Today! am well and
strong and do cll‘fiiy own housework. I
133%.“ and advice
M W
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