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This pickle is particularly good with
wish.
Modes In Brief.
Slime of the smartest tailored salts
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE. and mantles are made of brown or
movcloutins dc luine.
Will 3° “PM i" ”'0 PM“ Baptist in some of the newest street cos-i
Church, Wednesday Evening. tomes the coats are entirely of fur,
The annual Thanksgiving service mostly in mole, lludsou seal, ermine;
will be a union service by Congrega- and sable.
tiouai, Methodist. Episcopal and 'Bap-i A charming blouse is designed at
tist churches of Norwalk. It will be [white niousseiinc de sole over blue
5 11111111111111 seed, the same of held in the Flrdt Baptist Church, of taffeta and trimmed with mink fur
”cod, salt to taste. one quart of which Rev Dr Van Down is the pits and small buttons. .
, ‘ ii We hours; botiie while tor. The Rev. Lincoln lioilister Cos-i A suitable model for a young girl
well is to be the preacher of the is made of dark blue velvet. simply
occasion “He will take for his topic made with white revcrs and Venetian,
the appropriate and interestng theme lace collar and cuffs. l
“The Dimensions of Our Country." Nearly all evening wraps are
The music of the service will
.by the united choirs of the churches. folds in which the
i Everything will be done to make herself with grace.
the hour on Wednesday evening at Some of the new ve eivec costs are
7:45, patriotic and full of the spirit made in a plain straight shape, with
of National Thanksgiving. :coliars and cuffs of the some materiel,
To be true to our citizenship we and others are slightly draped in
should respond to the call of our ponier effect, the soft folds bolus;
President and Governor and assem brought over on one side and held in
his with one accord in our churche 3, place by motifs of silk cord passe-
to render fitting thanks to Almighty mentorie.——Washingtou Herold.
God for the multitude of blessings we
are the happy recipients of through-
out our nation. . 1. r
Rcmsmibor the hour and the place: The tulle scarf is the latest novelity
'1': 45, Weuesday evening at the 131111.1’0" evening wear “a” the Chicago 1““
tlst Church on the Green Lot 1181 ior- Ocean. This is very wide, and as
demonstrate our patriotism 'long as suits individual Janey but the
ic inteiest as well unexpected point about it lies’ in the
spirit. ends, which are cut off straight and
left without any finish, Just at. first this
looks a little odd, but very soon one,
irealizes that it is iniiniteiy more chici
‘.
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v9 large, ripe tomatoes,
u up of sugar two small ta-
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Indian Soy. ”’4
1
o four pounds of green toms- big,
and of onions, two‘punds 01‘
erg. one half pound of salt, one
pporcorns two ounces of chil-
use 'or We of mace, one ounce
loves. two Ounces bruised. gins,
11! ounces of mustard seed and.
' to cover.
the vegetables put in a coilan-.
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hover night. In the morning
9 piece and vinegar. Boil slow-
ulp, taking care not'to let it
‘ hen preys through a sieve.
ready small bottles, put a couple
on and a chilli in the bottom of
arm the soy and seal tightly
wearer can drape
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Tulle Scarf
our civ- l
as our thankfuh
, Asthma!
HAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY
ins ht 1'1 wt and an absolute cum,
es 0‘. Asthma. Bronchitis. and
vet Soil? by druggists: mail on
of price $1.11.:-
TACTFUL.
Guide [as g1rl offers him a tip)—
Wc are strictly forbidden to receive
in] Package by mail 10 cents. tips, but 11 don‘t like to refuse such a
MFG' co ”W" Cl“'°1“"' 0"“ charming woman anything—«Fling-
. ende‘Blnctter.
they must add plcturesqueness to the
dressy—and this they can scarcely fail
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iEustice until she became Mrs. Ed- orce on 11.4. ground of cruelty. . She
'ward G Wieduer on April 6,1910 in also desires the custody of her fifteen
cs Sue for Divorce After TW° . No1wuik Now she charges intoler~ months old son. Wallace L. Merrlt
V93" 0' Married Life lable cruelty and she wants a divorce;
short term marriages turn 11111111111 alimony. She says her husband. New Maid.«Would yez mind giving
e u'perior court at this time has $300 and is 8150 earning $18 11' mo 11 rikoxumeudntion, mind?
the wives asking for divorce. ,wcek. I Mistress—«Why, you've just cool“.
pinholes wore made one .in 1910. In: Jessie 111.111.1111 who married New Maidmilut vez may not want
Z John L. Merritt igDanbury on March to give me wan when i‘m luvin‘ mum
13-,27. 1910 now wants a decree of div-i -—-Boston Transcript
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. beaten eggs, «the grated rind and strain-
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Sweet Sandwiche-
Boat four tablespoons of sugar and
two heaping tablespoons of butter to
in cream. then add tun well beaten
‘egge, mix well together, then slit in
less uoonful of baking powoer add one
to. 11151111111111.1111 milk and one 1.8118110011-
lui of vanilla extiac t Put the mixture
into a first. weil'greased baking tin
and hakedor 20 minutes or huli’ an
_ When cold.
split open. spread jam or lemon filling
half: sprinkle sugar on top.
- For the lemon filling put three quar-
two tablespoons of butter, two well’
on Juice of two lemons. Set the hr
in a saucepan of. boiling water over the
fire. Stir the, contents of the lax with
a wooden spoon until mgixture thick—l
ens: do notAnilow',_it to boil. When:
cold use for filling. .
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Pond Lilly Tart;
'l‘he mixtiue ior this novelty in pawl
try requires one egg thoroughly beaie11,.
in pinch of salt and flour, to make a stiff;
ipuste, nearly as stiff as for "noodle. 1
Roll very thin, out out wilh a 'roundi
biscuit cutter; then with. a sharp knifcg'
cut from the edge nearly to the c'enteri
in four places as in quarts-1s, bakingi
sour petals. Using two layers for each ~
lily place one on the other first moist-l
suing the loner lever in center then
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' pressing the upper one upon it jusii
enough to fasten slightly. being care-i
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than any tussollcd or embroidered lin~ exactly a new. idea, but. it is so much opening between petals in iaver below i .. .
ieh. There is no fixed way of wearing “the thing” just now in New York ’1 Press the head or a clothospiu lightly, ..
these scarves; the only rule being that that its possibilities as a pretty and down in the center and hold with thei maxim-11.
turn up around the clothespln .likc
tart—«at 11 time, and keep the remainder
of dough covered, as
'uggregaie amount attached is $2,195.
lCompany, of Massachusetts for $215.
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the petals of a pond lily. Serve with
lemon butter or yellow jelly in center.
Roll just enough for two layers—one
it dries very
quitikly.-—~Ladies' World.
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Mrs. L. M. Webb, 93 White street,
Danbury, (301111., says: “We have been
using Foley Kidney Bills in our fam-
ily the last few Weeks and they can
iuiniy have done everything claimed
for them. They have made two com-
plete cures right in our home and we
are very pleased to recommend Foley
Kidney Pills," For sale by all drug~
gists. "
THBEE ATTACHMENTS FILED.
Three attachments against the
Colonial Mill and Lumber Company,
of East Norwalk, have closed the
concern until their settlement. The
S. R. Pingree. of Lewiston. Maine,
has an attachment for $4110; LeGrand
1\l.Nuiicr of Norwalk, one for $1. 560;
and the Hampden Paint and Chemical
(‘onslublc Samuel C.1reland serv-‘
ed the necessary papers.
The next best thing to getting out;
of visiting somebody is getting out"
of having somebody visit you.
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BHEERHii NEWS
For Feeble Old People.
As one growu‘oid the waste of the
system becomes more rapid than re—
pair, the organs act more slowly and-
iecc effectually than is youth, the cir-
culation is poor, the blood thin and
digestion weak.
Vinoi, our delicious cod liver and
iron tonic. without oil ,is the ideal-
strengthcuer and body-builder for old
folks, for, it contains the very ole~
mont needed to rebuild wasting tis-
sues ’ and replace weakness with
strength. Vinol also fortifles the sys-
tem against colds and thus prevents
pneumOnia.
A grand niece of Alexander Hamil.
ton over eighty years of age once
remmked: “Vinol is a god-send to old
people. Thanks to Vino] I have ‘ a.
hearty appetite, sleep soundly, feel
active and well. It is the finest ionic
and strength creator 1 have ever
used."
If Vinol fails to build 11p the. feeble,
old. people, and create strength we
will return your money. Frank H.
Baxter, druggist, South Norwalk.
Conn.
ESSAY ON MAN.
The following composition on men
is credited 101a little girl: A
“Men ale what women mairy They
drink and smoke and swear, but
don’t go to church. Perhaps if they
wore bonneis they would. They are
more logical than women and also
more zoological. Both men and we-
men sprung from monkeys, but the
\vonh pin for a few seconds in a pan of hot Dotti-0° ‘ 8am 11.1.1.1..- rank . . ddrecn, woman sprung further than the meal"
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hard as for doughnuts. The pieces will I, w A ‘5?“ 11:13. “R"‘N' Y' “Bay City Times
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lilieciive lloné homily
for Tuberculosis
it is a serious matter when the ion a
are allot-.1111] A trip away or to 11 sun
lorium is not only expensive but it in-
robes separation rout homo and friends
Some are benefited but ft'“ 11111 safely r-u
turn.Eckn1nu'u Altciulhc Is cdcctive for
home treatment For exam 1119:
2:11 ii. Atlantic (he. 1111111 unlit-id N J.
'Hlit‘llill‘mt‘ll In the full of 11105 i 1-1111-
trnctcd u very severe cold. which settled
on my 11111 M 111M 1 111-31111 to raise
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must go to (‘n‘ii‘orliiil Immediately. At
this time i was advised to who lack-
mun‘s Altornlhe. I stayed at home and
conuuenocd taking it the 111111 “ct-k in
01-11mm! button to improve. and the
that week in Jauunry. 1.100 1 resumed
my rcuulur occupation. 111111111; nincd 211
pounds. lolly restored to 111-11111 it is
now live yours since my rccm cry has been
sift-(led. and i cannot 1r1111-1- Eckniuus
Allorntivc loo blyhl. have recom-
mended it w 1111 excel {-1111 results"
and W. M.’1‘A'i‘lsllii.
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lit-kinda??? Alternllwia flflt'fllnl in Bron-
chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles and in upbulidlug lbc
Iyntcm. Dos-11 not contain 111111111111, opinion
or 11111111 forming «irons. .{sk for booklet
telllnu of man rrie 11nd erlu 111 l-h-kman
Laboratory. Philadelphia 1'11. for more evi-
dance. For sale by all leading 11111111111111
Clifford Pharmacy 1111a Stilison- Pow-
all Corporation. South Norwalh.
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spent ‘dmrday with
mom
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liabilities of 391.110 and no mm ,1
classmate .11 r11111111111 11111111111111
‘ slums-.11.
moi-hing at. the Walt? llhuroli‘. 111m
, slowly Alter the morning ,lee.
lilo enumeration of the school chil-
dren of the town is being taken.
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in
W i alpaca-iv filed 1 petition
or bmkruptoy in the tinned distal:
court. Wellhead”. lie baptism-cured
~ this: 111mm» mrdy 11.1. return-d
" treat a tow 11111111 visit with 11 Meier
at the two home 1111 31111111111 m
A .1111. Mac was 1.111 amen
lilacs were slum 11s- WNW-
Ransom, agcd 34; Oct 3, Joseph 1
llochcr. age 241 Oct. 3, George 1..
Clark ago 56; Oct. 5. issue Jackson
ago 37; Oct. 10 Arlhui Hunter Jr.,
age 2 days , Oct. 22, Samuel Culien,.
ago 1; Oct. 26, Julia Beultz,,age 16.
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No clue has been discovered as to
the guilty parties who shot the door,
which was found near the residence
of Leonard (1111111 on Campo street
Thursday. A disposition was made of
the meat, partiof it being given to
the Westport market for sale and to
Deputy Game Warden Smith, assistant
warden, G. Eddy and Leonard Gaul-t.
There will be a meeting of the
Wostport Gun club tomorrow evening,
at the home of Michael Meyers to
complete arrnngmcnts for the big
shoot and other doings for Thanks-
giving day. Saturday. they finished
the work about their grounds and as
their new bungalow is all coiripieted,
they intend to dedicate it on that day
with a turkey dinner.
The new building of the Westport
Country club was the scene of a Very
pretty affair, Friday evenlng,.when a
dance was given there by Miss Halon
Staph-11. daughter 0! Mr. and Mrs.
William ll. Staples of Weatpovt. . This
was the first dance held in the new
txlub house and proved to be one of
the most nicccselul uocialjunotions of
the moon. The place had- been pro-l»
1in decorated for the occasion with
ohryasuthomum: and palm Damian
was enjoyed until late in the evening
with a lunch served during the inter-
mission. There were many out of
town melts present.
I
The folio-«ink is a record of the vi-
lili statistics for the month of Oct":
thrills: (lot. 11, chariot- to Edward and
Josephine Duty; on. 11, Arthur to Aré
tbur and Grace Hunter: Oct. 111,011-1-
toi‘i lac Gallium. wd'lilthel Hist: Dot. iii
flow-thy to John tad Mei-y (that; Get.
12‘; Mullins to 91111111111 fad A1111
P11118129; 01:1. ‘13, Francis 11: Wk
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vii auto 37: Oct 3. Jessie Hamil-toll land Mary Obcrdlnuiiuu; Oct 20, Maryiwho rostcled Mrs Meade to con‘
to Frank and Jennie Pannier; Oc1.2.0
Mary to Pulled-o and Carrie Curastasi.
Oct. 21. Lillian to iRchard and Mary
liolzhuuscr; Oct.” .2, Nicholasto John
and Mary Meyteuso; Oct. 28, Dominic
to Andrew and Mary Vinno; Oct. 31,
Mabel to Joseph and Mabel Albin.
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Ernest Schcuck is quite iii olpneu-
mania.
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'Mr. and Mrs. W. K. J.-l~1ubbell are
stopping for a few days in New york
«Wu—'—
Mrs. Sohuefor of Dunn Hill has he
turned 1mm 11 visit with relatives in
Troy and Brooklyn.
fl
Rev. C. A. Marks will deliver 11
temperance sermon in Bt.’Mfltthew’s
Church, next Sunday morning.
Miss Harriet Olmstcad has had
many improvements recently made on
her cottage Edison people did the
work.
sciousness. ' 1
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Louis Vorliu has been conferring
with conlractors relative to building
bungalows on his land bordering the
river, for rental when completed.
Ground has already been broken for
the cellars. 1
~Most disfiguring skin eruptions.
to impure blood. .Burdock Blood Bit-
scvofuiu. pimples, rashes, etc.. are due
you clear-eyed. cicar—hrained, clear-
ters is a cleansing blood tonic. Makes
skinned.
Maybe the 1111111 who 11011513 that be
110015 not one a dollar in the' wo1ld
couldn't if he tried. «Cincinnati
'l‘irnes- Star.
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UFWOMAN’SLIFE
From 40 to SOYemof Ago.
How It May Be Posted
in Safety.
Odd, Vow-"l era enjoying better
The Ladies' Aid Society or Cannon
Methodist Church save one of its
popular suppers Tuesday night in
Cannon Hall.
planning to give an entertainment
to raise funds to extend the work at
the organization.
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The Reading Circle met Thursday
afternoon with Miss Carpenter.
'T'l‘brouah hour Administrations" was
read and diseumd.
dill-11.. Herbert 11111111111111 and Mini
Katherine marten sowed to, Non
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limiting of {he 13. AIR,
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At a recent meeting or the Library
Thswllluuai Monotone League m!
aculhtbm I have {or no icon. and i
believe can «leis
my now that. I am a
well women. two
“11er on a form and
haddlklnducfheng
Work to do whi
caused the trouble:
that com on me is:
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a sage
1.119qu not able
to lift a pellet we»
‘ ter. I hid hemor-
tillage-which would lust for week: and l
m not able to sit up In bed. 1 outlet-o1!
11 must deal with my b11111: mu :1
nervous} could warmly lies and
and! did outdo any boomer for
em
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thanks 113:1 lmnflbeg: 1:”! animal-gt
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