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Home .Hslpsl.
. Egg Puncher .
woman who had mislaid the egg
horfound that she could peach
as nicely by “51118.8. perfora—
‘_ Moped placed in the skillet. says
Minneupons Tribune. one also
was equally useful mr holding
scout-list was to be used with
.. Légetnbles and the pieces were
bullion when the pan liftud from
or. '
l
W
, - Flavor of Rose
motions rose geranium among
use plants let her try this: Make
.t cake, use no entrant; instead
one mediumslzed muffin the
or of'buttered tin, over which put
e paper, also buttered, then pour.
kahuna:
[the flavor of rose extrhct and
hot leaf on bottom of the coke.»
‘ Minneapolis Tribune.
itching piles provoke profanity.
profanity wont cure them. Iloan’s
ent cures itching. bleeding or
ding' piles after years of suffer
'At any drug store.
i .
Opevls a good thing to have, but
can‘t hang it up with the three
merchant.
i...
boils always a way for the con-
tentious, skilled worker to get
' e-wrlte n Sentinel Went Ad.
gubrleily and concisely your ex-
~eels; tell of your proficiency and
ditch; . position where energetic. well-
lieu service will result in definite
cement.
‘ .
on say you have a new musical
comedy?" asks the=msnagcru “Have
“yo a ccn‘ario of it?"
: " ' I brought lgslong.” answers
uthor. producing a. collapsible
' hing hat, 9. vseltzer bottle. a set of
e, entric“ whiskers. pink. silk tights,
.‘angartiiiclal nose and a’Gerin‘un die»
,joke.~l..lfe. ‘
'Vvuul
Excuse Me
with: itriv‘ 5v ruuilli-p.
‘li
H”
k mats. which are essiiy: rolled‘
to among sme sensible accelssorles'
When baked 'it wiiz‘
mm. nus ‘Wi‘w‘dfln‘
‘0 W\,W‘»w~ ‘II‘JW‘ m on
M. ”1‘”, M11”, “‘3
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are taking first place among the
fashionable novelties. The prettiest
that have appeared are those with.
smallw round ‘ crowns covered with
stretched ‘rvolvet, taffeta. or beaver
*clothsndhavlnig a narrow brim lined'
with‘vel‘vst‘. These smart little hats;
are trimmed in various ways: Win86}
arranged at one side in the form of l,
a how, large fist bows of wide fulllei
ribbon or a cooknde, of soft white ;
feathers. .
There are” quaint “granny" hats
with full beret crowns of velvet and
felt brim. with velvet linings.
A favorite form of trimming for
the largeiblack velvet hat is a wide
garland of leaf-shaped motifs stlifsn-
ed at the, edges with wire and cover-
ed with black velvet and whfte satin.
These are arranged in the form of n
laurel wreath and placed-aroundfihe
base of the crown. High understand
lug wings of hlfick velvet lined with
white adorn the front.
The charm of fur is beginning to
make itself felt. Fur ties and muffs
sufir cocoa "cousins-nous.
Strikingly shown In Evening Gowns.
. ' Hr"; “I“ . '0‘
One or the musli‘ttilking notsp ev-
idencod in evening“ 'a,2 writes the
Paris representative of» tun ‘Phllfldfilt
phln ‘ North ‘Amerlélin; fills «the alliance
of two, colors. «The couturlereg have
discovered that the right contrasts of
com make the point ofdidkarence be-'
tween the gown thatris admired and
the one that leaves.»»'ho impression.
Blue’ rind maize color;.uiolet and, ger-
anium ruse. dcen.‘:purple and sold.
Believes run you ‘ .. .. .. M ,
. . emera g on an . ‘
"Cure Lung Troubles” few of the smart combinations.
t‘ousnmpllou is u flutterin discuss». ; -
that is one of its clilcf dungors. 'l‘hosov Paquin is respOnslhie for an even
i\'|il(:l“lgii;(é 'rth lli'fe {”le \Ellllng m u... lug gown whose beauty demands in.
i ' 0 ~. . . .
El‘osc'iil.‘ it isnli'onl‘tlmc f0:- glfl‘lllltgfmfi if: slant admiration. .0“ a background
o-cn. or “cut ins long persisted: if u it ii ti st [1 in scln.
cough is nrcscut that keeps you anxious, Of rlc W1 to so. It a as out
or lany "of the sfilllllltlolllfi mp ”mum", tlilntlng relief‘ it marvelous Bm’bI'Oid-
flllt'l as ever 01‘ ll l HWt‘lltN. “'l‘llkili’ll‘i v .
iliiiidllgss‘cf nppetil‘o‘, tint] porliups u-uuu ‘0” Of Egyptian demgn wmlight in
u s u o mucus—~10 tie sensible thin v: ‘ ~ 0 fl 1'
—~lnko ”0km“ Ammuwwns Mn Bolt-“r deep sapphlie blue and mof‘ d s can
mmwméu (“a G , pearls, tubes and pulllettes. This
ow ng recn. "y.. R. No. 4. .
“Gentlemen: i wish to any for your Starts flom a strap on the left Shim”
Altorutlvo that i believe it to be u inrdi- der and continues to the knees. Where
clue of uucq‘uulmi value for nil l'lruiwhiul
timid iiii’iige'vroublc. l’l‘hfc b'lill'lng of 1903. it Widens out. resembling E huge
llll s cm mum or six mintlis. l .
irlrd nil ilk; tmcdlcln‘e liult my ‘docturs palm lea! :an' Ime below this hangs
'Cflollilllflflt 0t 0 lilt‘. if". no results cllllle . ‘
for the better. I ‘hud night su‘cuis, dud a. fringe 0 silver peat” The em l
“.0..:.11..0.,,fin1 1......" 31.3. “mil '1 got‘go broldery appears again on the sleeve-
‘Wt‘ll' (‘Olll In” ' 0 no ’ l .
ut lust. .lunles DEGI’RIS. of (lins'gi‘ifi' Jl‘llllt‘t: less bOdlce in the form of an Egyn
tiou. insisted that I try your Iiiodluilm. tlun scarab which almost covers the
In one u'cok's time there was quite on
lxlnnN‘H‘NIlGHt in my condition. nlul uficr "0m Of the 001‘5380-
but when Sl‘lf‘llll bottles. i felt us well Vivid notes of 1,010, are much up _
proved of. A gown fashioned of soft 193mg“ ”6 fastened 3‘ ”‘3 side or
white crepe (1e chine and white sauce, back with“ loops of velvet ribbon or
embroidered with brilliants, has a 83”“ finished with ""150 or “53°15“
scurf of eluerald-gr‘een chiffon draped "
grocefully over it. and deep red roses '
nestle among the folds at the girdle
nnd on the skirt.
‘Among the new recruits into the
ranks of mllllnery are silk beaver
hats and curious wooly felt huts
known as lsmb‘s wool.
us over in my life.
Smnll huts lire-again; mi favor and
We often Wonder what lawyers
would do for. a living if there actual-
ly was a. fool killer.
7 The womanwno worms guesswork-
or generally has success With it Sen
ll‘ltcl Willi! M'
..._—_._.._.
The microbe of love is often do-
stwyed by the germ of suspicion.
reudy being worn.
A ions: for scsrf was lined with
Persian satin. Bands of fox fur trim-
med :1 large muff of shlrred old—gold
satin. \
Smnli neckpleces of fur, tulle or
firmly brill-vs that your lickmnu’s Alter-
ntlve will cure «my case of lung trouble if
tukuu before the lust stuns. I will irludly
write pcrsouuily to any pilrty “uniting in-
formation to regard in your wonderful
medicine." (Sworn Affidavit)
A. C‘. IlldTTl'ilfflWOllTIl.
lfr-kmnn's Allcrntivc is effective in Brun-
chltls, Asthma. lluy ll‘crcr: 'l‘hrunt uud
Lung Troubles. und in npbulldlug the
system. Does not contain poisons. opinion
or linbltaformlniz drugs. Ask fur lmoklot
telling of recoveries. nnd write to ltokmnu
Lilliorutory, I‘lilludolpiilu. l’u.. for Inorucvl-
deuce. For sale by ull lending drugglsls
Clifford Pharmacy and Stillson-Pow-
ell Corporsfien. South Norwnlk.
Constipation
Impossible to be well. The for: to
health. Comet at once. A cr’s
One at bedtime. Sold for 6 years.
J. (,3. -.
Ask Your Doctor. Lowellfiigfit
(ls.
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“l desire the world to know that l
I
,There is always it way for the con-i Most peopio‘ manage to not “stuck
scientlmis,. skilled worker to get on themselves without the old of'anr
nhesd-wrlto a Sentinel Want Ad.. indheslve.
stating briefly and concisely Your ox-' if this old world wus whut it ought
perienaas; “tell of your DwflCienCy_and .to he themefor'mers would be out of
seek a 'posltion where energetic, well- a job. *
directed service will result in definite"
advancement. d
When the vacant property grows
too expensive use a Sentinel Wont
Adv. and sell it. ‘
:tnn'lml' we liris‘w rumm-
l
. . . And ulter- tomorrow it is December
_ . again. ,
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#332,}: 0:23:21 as was arm'- ’Afgfiflgzfigga; rm.- Board of Directors of the South
THHT HlR' THING THQRB"OR Mirwnlk puulic library will hold its
monthly business meeting this even-
' .JUST"THHT” ll!
- . intr- ‘
-n...
The monthly business meeting of
the South Norwslk Board of Trade
will be held this evening in the par—
lors of the South Norwnlk Club.
a...
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42. l.
O. 0. In. will hold its biweekly busi-
ness meeting this evening in Odd
Fellows‘ Hall, in South Main street.
. .- ldncoln Council, No. 4,0t‘dsr of
I United American Mechanics. will hold
1 iv in...
mud -
"321'
its weekly business meeting this are
Ol‘l
THEEfi YOU 00
WITH HNOTHER- .
Mlb‘l’l‘im ll .
him; in the Mystic Chain hall, in
Hoiwns saws! Mr’ih odmnflsmnd , wmmmn “m.
4 .. You user A "ll-‘-
.Tmé‘ W‘R ”revs ldmg‘lfi” .
n “ TWO
5660mm“?
”ii
pin-u
Mr. and Mrs cum» ill. ,Crofoot
of (lroscsnt Terrace celebrated their
wedding anniversary, . , yesterday
rpcclvimr the oungrutulstlonc wand
best whines of their friends for con-
tinued good health and hoodlum
. o
. Myron W. Osborn, smut Nomlk
who but token to fancy poultry breed-
inu us a. side issue. entered his stool:
it the West Connecticut futility lbw
dust was held at Dunbury last week
and youth.» following. prison second
for Mokt'Wd for their: flutter s
cooker-rd; second fors‘notiior cookout
. slid secondlfor moisloflfi extinction
. has been very criticisms! since start»
i“ illuhlstldli-lullo. i w
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3 George W. ,Wordwsll
encounter
arms is so
with picture hats to mulch are al- '
f. ,1, . W : .‘_
9 ‘ Announcer-tit thruster Hustrom,
' unique .
Mist
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PATEN‘F moms issue
7‘: success
This winter -
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M. 'wwr ”W... ..,.W...._'
, AT sPorLEss Town ‘BAZAAR.
"Don‘t forget'thnt December 3, 4.
5, and (l are the dates and Norwulk
‘M. E. Church the place to get either
it good supper. supplies for your pan:
try from the country store or Christ- ,
bearing.
mus gifts for the children and grOwn
ups, from the"‘>great variety offered in
the children's booth and fancy and
domestic booth. At the some time
enjoy the .music and the delicious
homemade candles. "'” ,
The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
of human endeavor. Cocks. sales
people, smnographers. maids. nurses,
skilled specialists in various lines,
pml’esslonul and business experts~sll
are at the command of the users of
Sentinel dets.
Fewer people would jump at conclu-
alone if they could see their finish.
The most complete rental lists are
always to be found in the Want Col-
umns, where landlords and tenants
meet.
_ Many s high dyer has no knowl-
edge of serial navigation. ‘
To overlook, day after day, The
Sentinel classified sd‘vs. that were
pructicaliy written to and for you-—
that is enough "bad luck" for any—
one person.
\ mean—n WV
1912.
M.
Bridgepfirt, Conn.
sure d d electric condenser valve.
chebmachlne.
cage, design.
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In/n'urlajnwv a
«gluing/pt . . . _ .AF,
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The following were issued Nov. ‘26.
List furnished from office of A.
Wooster, ‘ Solicitor of Patents.
Geor' e P. Craroll, Bridgeport, Pres-
William H. Bristol,
Pressdrogage.
George O’Loughlin, Waterbury,
Waterbury,
Bull
Joesph M. Morrow, Hartford. Cro-
Cbristophor M. Spencer. Hartford,
Machine for tapping couplings.
George C. Hoefler, New Haven, Bird
David Zelgler. New Haven, Lock.
Arvin H. Nero, New Britain, Elec-
tric switch.
Oscar Moherg, i'ew Britain. Roll-i
holder. ' ,
Chauncey M. Gould, Collinsviile, At—
tachment for flying machines.
George K. Gillette, Central Village.
Poultry feeder.
Lewis B. Nash, South Norwalk,
Turbodisplacement enginer,
Edmund A. Parker, Meridian, Jar
top and cover.
Albert F. Rippel, Greenwich, Pen.-
holder.
Henrik lllllbom. Wallingford. Spoon,
fork or similar article. design.
John Muth. Norwalk. Tack-strip.
m
-—lf you haven’t the time to exercise
regularly. Dosn’s Regulate will prevent
constipation. Tine induce . a mild.
easy. healthful action of the bowels
withoup grlplng. Ask your drugglst for
them. 251:.
When the vacant property grows
Push some men ”-forward7and-they
will go. back on you. .
if ymiwont‘ls goo‘dwi'lrm undergar‘
mtul. this winter. buy Glastonbury‘s
underwear nt Cuvunngh R: Rose. See
add. paged.
Douglas Fowler. No. 15. Women's
Relief Corps, will, hold its weekly
business meeting this evening in its
hall, in Washington street.
The Board of Electrical Commis-
lenors will hold Its weekly business
meeting this evening in the ofilces of
the Municipal Electric plant, in State
street. ' "
«G. Howard King. of Bust Norwulk,
is now located in the carpet deporo
merit, Howloud Dry Goods 00.. oh
Bridgeport. Ct. Would be pleased to
see his Nor-walk friends at the store.
The Min's industrial League of the
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
clinch will hold its menthly business
meeting this evening in the parlors
of the church.
The Salvation Army dinners served
to two hundredoud tiwcnlydive women
and chlldronjostdrdsy prayed to be. it
"great success. The old and young poor
pic came to a person.
Tomorrow will be St. Andrew‘s
Day and there will he s. celebration
of the Holy Communion at Trinity
Church one o‘clock in the morning
for the members of the Brotherhood
of st. Androwiond again st 9:80 o
clock. .
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Undertaker i). W. Raymond ls mov~
ins his effects from his North Main
street parlors to the new establishment
in 21' West Washington into one of tho‘
mm scramble. the lion Men‘s Block.
its. diamond will inks pumped to-
morrow. , {w
‘ ,, .
‘ it is reported that a man nearlyiort
his life at the South Norwulk railroad
station Wednesdsywninht» while he use
attempting component normalise ruin.
it would persist maintaining the
instrumentalists: '91”ka the tum
in
only tholrnwnmdiuup, ,1, '
memorandum
id W ii . interns
l
, halo and «We with whole; nun .it is
too expensive ‘use a Sentinel Wont
Adv. and at!" in.
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HIS ARGUMENT WON ATHElST
poi-naps Not strictly Ethical, but it
Accomplished What the Rector
‘set Outvto Do.
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The 'I‘eut-«Our notion of tact is
keeping a friend after said friend has
purchased an antoniobilc.-~«~Punch.'
The help wunied columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
of human endeavor. Cooke, sales
people, stenogrux‘vhers, maids, nurses, j
skilled specialists in various lines. '
professionalism business experts—all
are at the command of the users of
Sentinel Wants.
Probably more women would take
men‘s advise if trading stamps went;
with it.
”n- F~EW
mu Bill in; *
Vapor Treatment surely Doe. clean
Out That stuffed up Head. ‘
Don't try to break up a cold With
dangerous stomach disturbing drugs.
Get directly to the .influmed mem—
brane by breathing HYOMEI (pro.
bounce it High-o—me). Get a bottle
for 50 cents and try this rapid end ‘1
economical treatment that thousands
are using. . .L'
Into a bowl of boiling 'water'pou’r a
tenspuouful of HYOll-lEl, cover head:
and bowl with a towel, and breathe
deep into the lungs the healing vapor
that arises.
Breathe this vapor for five or ten
minutes until the head feels fine and
clear, then go to bed and sleep sonnd~
ly until mornln". No cocaine or
opium or harmful drugs in HYOMEI.
lit is made of Australian Eucalyptus
and other antlseptics. It is guaran-
teed to. end catarrh, or money back.
fl
-
Two class T0 QUESTION.
The life of the literary editor is not:
always perfectly placid.
For instance the book reviewer of
a certain great and influential local
In raising money to pay for a. new
church a preacher sometimes has to
shut his eyes to the dollars tossed
into the plate or slipped into the du-
plex envelopes. Dr. Robert Nelsnni
Spencer. rector of Trinity Episcopal,
church, tells this story about a broth.
sr clergyman who once went a bit‘
further: '
This rector, Dr. Spencer says. was
so hard put to it that he decided to;
solicit funds from an atheist saloon-
keepcr. who was reputed to be thé
woulihlest man in the district.
One day. when the rector and tho
suloonlst. with whom he was well
acquainted. met on the street. ll“
churchmen put the question good 3‘
strong.
“1 don't believe in the church: it
hurts my business." rotor-ted the booze
merchant. with indignation in his
voice. ‘
“New. Tom.” returned the rector, in
his most conciliatory «manner. "listen
to rowan. l maintain that if it
wasn‘t for the church you wouldn't
have a chance in , the world. The
church is the pioneer of ,uivilintiou.
and Where. the beacon of modern en-
llgbtcnmant burns dimly onset ct till
the saloon it unknown.
"Suppose you tried to open 1 hole!“
in dsrkalt Africa.” he wont omwlth
s load initiation ofonthusium. "What
would then cannibal; dole rougher
first time one of their number got |
drink at your bur mu sputtered tis-
fors his, mo- lnii‘oxlmod? Wily. air.
they would burn you for ‘s witch:
thst‘c who! they would do.”
The mn~kwm. Dr. Spencer can,
slnnsdup for $500. and low Joined
the church with all his fumiiywlfan.
on City Journal. *
;‘
“Helm N, n. . .
"What iii the “consonant”. ta .‘
question that snout: of almost on
mam..suuwm a; “your“. WM! of
minor; "Ten Thousand s “cramp“
QNRQM. ., “Wllllsm ”unfglmr’flru T111“.
tmahlfldhfl "ThiC’loisufm “IE
”firth,“ "Th fut. Lawn» “1'“!
i
.hundrwotncn usesmt novels.
soul: ens cl thsm'lo the "greatest new
all or somebody. ‘lt alumnus tunes
1 " winner of adults“ shit :vm‘iud
isshcpiuucutsr hi do '
" ‘ , , ‘g .
paper was called on by an important
appearing and noting ludy only a morn-
ing or two since. The lady spoke as
follows:
“You printed an enthusiastic review
of one of the new novels in your col-
umns last week. My young daughter
read the notion and isnnxlous to, pro—
cure the book. i have come to see.
whether you really think this book- a
. proper one for my daughter to rend." ‘
"Madam." answered the reviewer, “I
do not know." i .
“You do not know? And you are a
reviewer? Don't you hit-ow your busi—
ness?”
“i think i do]:
“Didn't you read the cook
you presumed to review?"
“l road it thoroughly, madam.“
"Then why don’t you know whether
it is ill for my duughter's perusal?"
“Because, madam. i don't know your.
doughtor.“-0levolnud Plain Dealer.
which
You con tell by the way a mild
neglects his wife how devoted he was
to her. when they" were ensued.
‘ , ,.
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»w~an-
at .3”...
for a Coughs i
The easiest rind alumclbcr the
best way intros
J gist
“ it 'oi‘mgli is to
lake, ' j
This medicine has been the
standby oitlloussndn of people
for ngciiers‘tion. it brings 'sla
most lustsut relief " all cases
roll western
on those hsruimuul lung»
coughs that me“ so '
‘t lit. tithe lite rapidly ,
. .thlc reliable and
idigoulne
Norwalk Chronicler