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Itaste, two thirds ore cup of awe cot milk Youthful Eyoninn Frocks. land sleeves and petticoat. And still an-
or creamwn piece of butter the also or Chiffon marqulsettc, tulle, char-.other was of white chliion and cobweb-
nn egg. Have ready some pieces of mouse, the crepcs,some or the taffetas by lace over white satin embroidered
toasted blend and pour the tomatoes 'wtheso are the materials must uue-d in silver garlands that were veiled by
over it. 101' the youthful evanlng truck and hill the chiffon.
of them are shown in a wonderfull There is a good deal of fine color
lungs of ouloriugs says a New YOrk I'crystal trooery on the evening frocks
Sun writer All of the pinks are evenyot the debutantes and the lines of am 1
more than unusually popular, with pen! Igu brilliantu bordering sheer draperies
hops rather more stress laid upon the Ian: used too though the finer traccry
Lento! Outlet; \
uart‘of water, two ounces of
one dessertspoon of chopped pars
tie/hint of German lentils one on
11 carrot chopped small, one
., ”at, one quarter teaspoon of
lid. salt and pepper, tomato cat- .
Dresser Scarf. lplete, Writes a contributor to Good sAvs lNDEMNIT v.60 FAILED To
An attractive dresser scarf which Housekeeping To overcome this dlm- PAY THE cubic
v. culty we bought an old- i'ashibned wire: « , .
won 1 be unugum 1g oval in shape and toaster ovllh the wires crossing 9“th Charles H Mills of b‘alrfleld has filed
a suit for 5.100 damages in the common
this form is especially pleasing with an .
oval and ed 1 I other close together. This we unhlug p1 one court against the Traveler's In»
p m rror, says the Chicago ed and took apart. We now place one demnlty company m. Hartford claiming
Inter Ocean. 'half 0‘7 ”‘9 toaster 0"" “"3 burned that. on September 2060f this year while
The cover is made oi dotted twins, and ‘We can cook on .it in any size his agent was leading one of his horses
' a .
the dots being embroidered in colored8 ucopan ._. along the highway in Milford an auto
mobile belonging to Alfred Roberge of
vivid though soft tones than upon the: and lines are considered more youth nqu'cerlzed cotton. A narrow ruffle 0‘, pr”. First
very delicate shadowlnse The quopy 1111. Some very- pretty and dainty trim ““0““ While maml'llug the mower”: After .a mem i mm d “at waninmm ”a“ ““0 the animal “"0
pinks. 00ml tones and delicious li‘rencnl miugs in pearl and crystal are ottereuied embroidery cotton is applied to the 8“ s o 1) killed it and that he was offered $1.00
lwhere you intend to sew, press before by the indemnity company if he «would
-
a
French Layer Cake .
Take eight eggs, half a pound of su-
gar, half a pound of flour, a quarter
pound of melted butter, a spoonful of
ivanilla extract. Beat the eggs with the
IEEE and bread crumb orlsugar, heating near a mild fire until
the mixture is a little warmer than
‘cdae with a narrow bias band.
1
hed‘potatcea or spinach, with
sauce poured around the base.
6 ' Stuffed Tomatoes
, recoup out a Small place in the top
” _ fill with a stunting made as fol-
Try a small onion, chopped line,
‘ tableeioon of butter; when nearly
11 add some bread crumbs, moisten-
' 1th a little milk or water and new
,I With pepper and salt Put a little
dressing is made as follows:
on added try an onion, chopped
, mix well, add the yolk of an
a dish by itself.
Tomato Toast. .
flunk tour tomatoes and two small
butter on each then bake. AIL-J
ery fine cold meat or fowl of;
kind, with a very small piece ofltween towels (one pint oi oyster: ).
. ‘ fil till the tomatoes; place in a.
king dish sprinkle bread crumbs (iv--
. em, with some small bits of butter Iter teaspoon each of Salt and “Chiller the frock giving them ‘1 distinct youth-
‘6 bake. Use either as a garnish or then gradufly one o
tins, pared and cut fine, for three:
era of an hour Drain art the wa-
add salt and pepper to suit the
blood heat. They may be heated in a
panel warm water or on the back or
the range. When well wormed remove
,trom heat continuing to beat until they
IlIare quite cold This makes the cake
a wooden spoon, then the butter. Put in
to a buttered mold and bake in a mod-
erate oven for. 25 minutes. Cut into
three layers with a sharp knife Fill
leth mocha, chocolate camel, vanilla
or any other cream.-- San Francisco
~Call.
Celericd Oysters
Wash the oysters, drain and dry be-
1
Season with salt and pepper, dip in
line in aitwblemioon of halter andlmolted butter then in fine cracker
it nearly done add the meat someulurnbs. Cook in hot buttered chafing
d crumbs, pepper and salt, cook 111- dish. Arrange on toast,
pour over
white sauce and sprinkle with celery
salt. iMelt t'wo tablespoonfuis butter
add two ttnblespoonfuls flour 01194111111“.
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up of scolded milk
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lpatiou noun 5 Regulate relieved and
Esircngthoncd the bowels «so that they
time been regular ever since."—-A E
Davis, grocer. Sulphur Springs; Tex.
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rose tints are all liked but there is; at the trimming counters and give a
the pale rose petal pink too and some youthful look and coral is well liked
of the loveliest of the dance trucks are for the young girl' 11 track, as are car'-
in this delicate pink with silver andi lain fine and delicate little trimmings
Just a touch. of fur.
One charming frock. among a dozen in\
making for a pretty girl who is to make
her debut this month was of a very
creamy pink, almost a tea rose tone. in
charmeuse partly" veiled in soft brown
tulle, with here and there a very nar-
row line of brown fur and with little
clusters of silk and. velvet Iposles tuck—
cd into the bodice folds and catching
the tulle draperies. The flowers shad
on from (ht cpalcst of creamy pinks
down to a deep yellowish pink that
of coral and pearl
An evening frock that was elaborate
y-ct youthful and charming was of cm-
111 «pink chiffon sprinkled all over at
two-inch intervals with tiny coral
beads. This was made up over a cling—
ing little robe of white satin, which
softened the tone of the pink and was
slightly draped at the skirt bottom,
where it We not veiled by the pink.
The caught up drapery revealed the
morest glimpse of fine silver lace pet-
tlcoat. The chiffon tunic was bordered
the bias band which covers the joining no less than pleased at the result, says: t
of the ruffle. Needlecraft.
To repair lace-trimmed garments, ouIt
!
Cooking- For Two.
As there are only two in our family new lace over the old, having it a littlel
that is too small to be used on the gas lace.
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WED. EGYPT.
naincnronr, Dec. 3.——Mlss Mun GENEVA, Switzerland, Dec. 3.—-A
ion Lounsury, daughter of Mrs. Je‘s~ British protectorate over Egypt ‘5
sle Lounsury,or165 Elm street, and likely to be announced shortly ac.
cording to the Egyptian representa-
Rudolph N Houllhnn, son of Major the 01 the Swiss Popular Bank, one!
was almost a red and the whole colori at the bottom by a wide straight edga'Wllllam Houlihan 0f 20 Ashley s11 ea" Of the largest financial institutions ;
scheme was oxtraordinaryily success-
ful.
The maker admitted that she had
taken but coloriugs from an imported
model shown at several of the open-
lugs but. she had improved the lines of
fulucss and added the note of fur.
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to u 111211 the brown and pink belonged
two. a quaintly picturesque moire in a.
delicious French rose with a hint or
the primer in its drapcry,.u wide girdle
of Nattler bluc velvet and little knots
vGONGRESS BEGlNS SESSION.
trition Ill on. b 4.
order at-ihc stroke of 12.
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Great animation was shewn at both
WASHINGTON Dec. 2 2.—-Congress ends of the capitol as the hour for c0113
inlet promptly at noon today for the, venlng drew near.
short session that will tolmiuate with
the incoming of the Democratic admin-
‘ Clowdod galleries
looked down on the animate-i scenes on
he floor as Sponktr (Q lurk in the House.
11;] Senator Bacon presiding in the:
finance, rapped the respective bodice;
Speaker Clark was
'bcselged by leturnlng members and
held a number of intormnl conferences.
Chairman Underwood was also a can.
of attention and ways and means com-
mittee members, hold a short confer-
ence with the Speaker. Representative
Payne and Republican members of the
' committee paid visits of compliment
to the Speaker.
The Senate end of the capitol was rm
ther less animated. Long lines of peo-
ple led lube the galleries to witness the
opening proceedings. '
Court laurel, Daughters of Custllo
will hold its sombmonthly meeting on
this evening in the Knights of Colum-
bus hall, in Henry street.
Excuse Me ! !
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HWELL it l‘M some 7'0
15an HOME. FILL DRY
WITH YOU DEHR i.‘
Pusan 512.9
can i err
soon
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itt. 'rnncn You‘re ms
quickie. WHnN l mno'
of the velvet among the buses of bodice
sprung’ a surprise on their
friends on Saturday, November
band of silver lace and one side of the
bodice of drapery was of silver lace,
while the other was 0! the bonded obit-
ion.
Many of the youthful evening frocks,
One of the other frocks in the grouplihun this same high waist line. There Ilioncy moon and the news of the wed- pendent odds
are, however plenty of models with ding did not leak out until the re- favorably "
natural waist linen. and of course all turn yesterday
of tho Denier draperies are associatch The groom is a teacher in the State:
with this longer waist. 1
» their
14 . .
“amino! wnm oils twins: roam”
ly wedded couple will make
'home at 20300111011 Hill street.
WESIIIIP TEE;
SAUGATUCK
Morris Burr has resumed biscu-
tics of Yale college.
THEY ALWAYS HELP ELDERLY
PEOPLE.
Foley Kidney Pills give. lust the
help e lderly people need to tone and
strengthen their kidneys and bladder
and regulate their action. John Mo
Masters, Btreator, 111., says: “1 frcl
better and stronger than I have for
many years and Foley Kidney Pills
did it." For sale by all drugulsts. ”
ROCKVILLE ELECTION.
Republicans and Socialists .. .,
Gain: in cauncll. -.Fruuk Penny has resumed his stu-
ROCKVILIE. Doc. 3.~liepublicans dies at licnssalucr college.
and socialists made gains in yester- -
day's election. It was on “oft your”
election, only alderman and council—
men being chosen and the vote was
light. The republicans gained two
some in the common council and the
socialists our. The alignment or the
two boards is now:
, Anomaly—Republican; two, demo-
I crate one, socialist one.
Councilmum-Republicans,
democrats four, socialists one.
.0“ a Joint ballot the republicans
and democrats will be equal, giving
the socialists the balance of power.
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nan-unmade
0161111118: New Well
if you no a “mom in {Handmai-
Tubrrvulnslv. or know 0 anyone no
swirled, ii luluhi bu wall to inrcnii Ito
till 11 runs. where the writer «locum a w
your“ or a i’rIcriuu. bu round ormhuost
nu f and moral- Win“ in
autumn. luckiest” Altamira,“ .
moflluzlln in may cam
Tubman“:
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'Mntlammuiic “flirtss'm '1 us
Mun sick so in i 1-
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Make
Local hunters captured many rub-
blia after the light fall or snow, last
week.
A new ilmeclock was installed In
the Snuuutuck Mfg Co.’ a plant last
week
.1 llev. “('1er Blacklock la cuicrtuin
thrill). "'3 Mineral friends at Christ church
” rectory.
a.
Two modern both rooms have been
installed in Dr.’ D. W. walll'llmd'fi
sanltnrium.
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The sohicru of the Staples high
school are planning: to hold a dance
in Jammy.
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Fred liucncrberu, who has been
visiting in town, has returned to the
U. 8. Navy.
Mrs. hi. Miller In
Miller. more weekend
1111ch in Wilton.
i y
con, Charles
sum of rol-
of
The mom Thomas or 00111110
street, will solarium the Trinity guild
tomrow “much.
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many in Switzerland.
23. Cairo:
last, by entering upon the marriage' “It is considered in official circles en $100. 000 to the new Maternity 110+
sea. The young couple were married here that a British protectorate over pita! which Bishop Burks, the Roman
by the Rev. Gerald B. Board, at the IEgyl it has been definitely decided on Catholic bishop of Albany 13 el‘IeCtlng
most of them indeed, are still at icastlrectory or the Pork Strbet ConIgre- and it is undelswod that it will be in this city.
a little high waisted and certainly both-lgntional Church. and immediately wl~ plocluimed in January " This step of
lngls more becoming tongirilsb figure‘lter the ceremony they left on their the Blitisb government. the cones memory of his daughter,
Nutley, N. J.,
He telegraphg from 1
“Will
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weak
languid.
plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stomach.
.m. - a M‘mvunn nm‘iflnc ”in Hunt!
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ldy
dreamer-stitching of white covers you stitch, and you will be surprised sign an agreement waiving ~all claims
0 further damage and he claims that
he did sign but. when he presented
he order to the concern payment on it.
which the lace is torn or broken, basteI was refused.
Arthur Elwood of this city has filed
we often wish to cook in a saucepan wider, stitch, and then cutout the old a suit for $400 dumges against the
some defendant and he claims that
when his horse was killed the company
STOLE MARCH 0N PARENTS AND BRITISH PROTECTORATE OVER offered him $200 1f he would sign an
lagreement waiving all claim to further
'damages and that the order was not.
paid «when he presented it to the oom‘
puny.
WESTPORT WREGK BRINGS A
$100,000 MEMORIAL.
ALBANY, Dec. 3.-1t become known,
Vere last night that Anthony N. Birt-
of New York and Albany had giv-
It is understood the gift Was in the
Mrs. 1d.
affect business Palmer Gavitt, who was one of the
,.seven killed in the wreck of the New
LEuven road at Westport 111 October.
run down? Mr Brady's daughter-in law, Mrs. Ms.
Trade School on John street The new..ileadache? Stomach " off"?-Just a (1
ox Brady, Mrs. C. Sutherland Ran-
som and Miss Mary Hamilton were
also killed.
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The annual exhibit of fancy work)
will be held this week at the resld.
oboe of Mrs .11 E. Marvin on East
Church street
1
Charles Huenerberg and family will
move into their new home on How-
1nd avenue, Brldgopmt the latter
part of the week.
The bridge and roadway leading to
New Creek, which was badly darn;
oped by the storm 11 Week ago, has
been repaired.
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Rulsion and St. John have been
awarded the contract to erect a $30;
000 house for Charles Gordon, near
Burial Hill park.
Dr. Howard Taylor and family, who
reopened their summer home
the show load for Thanksgiving, have
returned to New York.
Wm...-
' Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis enter-
inincd Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Lewis and the Misses Laura. and Mar-
jory Lewis, of Greenwich.
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By a unanimous vote of the Cen-
rzrcgutlonal society, a call has been
New Hampshire, to take charge of
the parish.
1
gun-W
The funeral of Miss Emily Lyons
was held from harbours Friday after-
noon, Rev. 0. i3. Straycr emulating,
Interment ‘wcs in ths'aroenl Farms
cemetery. ’
air. nu ma. Welnird {email/11m
Bertha and Abbie Brcthmou and
the Nut 1 club in National ball,
in it til 11110.1 mum to its hos its
but” a” “wounded “Ligation: fin??? coll
‘ marlin is 119th
mm cancel” WI;
Dr. William Wheeler has been on»
{training his, brother. 131'.
we:
8““de
011'
extended to Rcv.,Wiiiiam M00 or}
stable and Gertrude Gambler, Mines
chutes towi- attended the doom of
unmask smith of new York,“ '
, the 'is soon to become the bride oil
tie with: bully, rm uncured a “tin
‘WESTPO-RT GUN CLUB HAS FORM-
AL OPENING.
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William Petrie Captured Rooster and
Goose in a Walkover.
WESTPORT Dov. 2,—le shoot and
[0111131 opening of. the Westport Gun
Club which was held at the helm.
giomids ”Thursday afternoon was Mic.
cider] success. despite the weather con-
tlltlons. There were about 50 prcsont
int tho shoot and all enjoyed a sum).
tious rcpnst. which was served at the
,new club house. early in the afternoon.
The clubhouse which has been com-
pleted but a few days, was uuuintly
and charmingly decorated for the oc-
I.casion. which will so down as history
in the annals of the club. , Following
the banquet the shoot was bold. Wil-
liam Jetl'iek the crack shot of the club,
,rapturod the rooster with 20 out of 25
shots, and the goose with 19 out or 25
shots. The live. dollar gold piece, that
was given away by the club, was
awarded to Samuel Hodges of Non
walk. ‘
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You don’t
hear of so
many people
hereabouts
having con»
j sumptionf
newadays,’
Norwalk Chronicler