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LATEST ‘ FASHIONS
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Recirns
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‘ed. A sort of military frogglng is? h Right Relish".
often used down the coat front, and “um “31% most nod game serve the.
narrow bands or fur border the best “new.“ relishes:
lllllllsllillll j 1
lulled Ban. PFili sponge cake cups with «the mix-
”fish mayIibe Bel-yea this way. ture or heap it on sponge squares.
sh. Dip soda crackers in. ff“ '
‘Bprlg'god‘ Crepe and Chiffon. ..
'Sprigged cranes and chiffons make
up quaintly and charmingly for the
Shopping Noise.
Uncovered‘pudding dishes set in
p...—
ling ater a second; then mix in, Chicken 1
spoonful‘ol butter, and Salt
oysters as desired and student into squares; Ill
W. more on top. links from;and bake'about 15'
minutes, accruingto size orwiih leftover gravy.
l chopped gi’hlets.
, .ed Celery on Toast.
the outside stalks in justf
liter. to make tender; then}
Make a rich baking powder biscuit
Mr “to suit; [add as many l dough; roll out one fourth ill-Ch thick;
drdwmg. the loose flesh overjminced chicken seasoned with herbs
ban 3‘ with clean lwinc. Layfand qnion. and moisten with chd era-
s. on thin slices of pork andiVl’; Md dOUEh OVGI‘. brush With milk
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Apple Graham Pudding.
Place a layefrflot, graham crackers in
bottom of buttered pan; then and lay-
urnover.
ace a spoonful of
minutes. Serve
. sleeves.
to which add the
girl’s wear if they are properly hand-
icapbllt they are easily spoiled by over-
ela'boratlon. The most effective models
in .this class have practically no trim-'
ming. except some chic arrangement,
knots or ribbon and some pretty soften-l
lng lace lor tulle about the neck and
Such materials lend them
delves particlarly well to punierfiffects,
and one uncommonly dainty “house.
frock was of crane over whose creamy
ground were scattered prim little clus
ters of flowers in old blue. old rose and
soft yellow. ’ ‘
looking models. ~ .
One suit was in handsome thick
woolly stuff which looked like a silk
ratine. It was of a deep gold tone~
one 01’ the yellows that are so beau-
tiful“ this season, and it was trimmed
in brown chiffon and dark brown fur.
Velvet, plain and\ corded ulld uncut,
but nothrocnded, will be much worn
by the younger folk for dressy after-
noon frocks and suits, and altogether
delightful things of this kind are all
porters. The browns are especially
shown by the dressmakers and 4m;-
noast pork and roast goose, apple
sauce. ' .
Roast turkey, cranberry sauce.
Boiled chicken, bread sauce.
'Housiibeef. grated“ horseradish.
Roast veal, tomato or mushroom
sauce.
Boiled mutton, caper sauce.
Roast mutton, entrant sauce.
Lamb. mint sauce.
Broiled fresh mackerel,
gooseberries:
Boiled blueflsh, white cream sauce».
Broiled shad, boiled rice and salad.
stewed
.is more, the time-piece ls' gilnrnte‘ed,
nickel or Sheffield holders are attrac-
tire table furnishings,
,A desk accessory combines clock,
calendar. and memorandum pad; what
says the Newark News.
The fine linen handkerchicfs with a
single letter embroidered in white on a
diamond of color matching the hem,
come in boxes of half. a dozen.
An individual egg service consists of
El plate for the roll, fitted: into a metal
a»
ll 0Nl Hill
The quickest and easiest way to
open up your mucus clogged head and
free the throat from Catarrhal secre-
tions is to breathe llooth’s_HYOMEI.
'Don’t. waste time with impossiblei
methods; liYOMEJ has ended the
misery 0f Cami-I‘ll for thousands 01'.
despairing sufferers; it will do the
same for you if you will give it a fair
trial.
dust breathe it; it kills Cutaf‘rh
,l hrongli a sieve. To oneier of pared, cored and chapped sour
illi‘ilulli allow two cupculs oriupples; continue with more crackers
id {when heated thicken withiand apples until pan ‘5“ W9 thirds full. '
make just creamy. Seasonneat one egg with one fourth tea-
canine pepper, adding one tea_‘i-lpoonful salt; add one pint. of milk;
of butter. Pour over toast turnover the apples and crackers and
- ‘ 1bake in moderate over until puffy and
‘ ,bro‘wn. . _ ' .,
_. ‘ _ . 1 Orange iSauce—Thicken one pint of
'9'. Poached m Tomato Sauce. {orange Juice with one tablespoouful of/ of blue velvet on the sleeves. ‘ :und W‘NlBJOX (“1'8-
_ the hard 1’3”” 0f the ‘0ma‘;cornstarch: cook until transparent and Outside the province or the evening; Among the afternoon frocks it is
.3.“ 9‘19 chopped green l’ep’i’erl.siveeten to sult.—-Ladies’ World. frock there is a great variety in things‘ herd to pick a choice, for there are
earlceggi'rdiethe $36352: aging: “‘4‘" --—--- —— for girls wear. says a New York Sun innumerable pretty examples in V0“
”relay. When the tomatoes arei‘
"writer. The girdled coats of Russlnnivetv in charmeuse in crepe. in chif-
f ‘ r militar st .1 N as eclall outli-i ion, in corded silk, ill silk ”Hills and
pass through a sieve and add1 woman 8 Best Help 0 y l e a p y y ,
)lf‘r-cupful of milk to each two;
The skirt and pauier draperies and “Red for the“ costumes and there “'9
the undershirt we, trimmed in flutedsome wonderful blue and reds in the
bands of Old‘ blue velvet ribbon; Akvelvets that are Still] more wonderful
:similar band defined the top of theQ‘W‘hen lfux' trimmed or worn with time.
high girdle. and above that the conlyw-lliiwk velvet. too, when appropriately
,l’lllled bodice and the short sleeves i'made. is very attractive for youthful
were of'cream tulle with corded shin, wearers, and it seems likely that we
rings around the neck and headlnglsha.“ 599 many 8")“ wearing “Mk 0"
the sleeve .fl‘ills nnd‘wiih lliue knots-very dark velvet with white blouses
germs and brilliance Catarrll. A iHYO-
MEX outfit, which includes inhaler,
costs $1.00. .Sepurato bottles, it at-
terwards ncedcib 500, at pharmacists
everywhere. glioney back if dissatis~
fled. ' .
holder, which supports a glass-lined
‘ cup for the egg; at either side of the.
handle is a tiny salt or pepper, while
- the spoon has a book as, a holder.
Fresh salmon, green illeas with
cream sauce.-—liome Progress.
Stocking Hint. ‘
New stockings willclast' twice as
they are shrunk before “being worml
says the Washington .Heraidv Wash‘i
them in warm water to which a little
ammonia has been added. erng out
and dry, and you will be delighted
with the results. "
TELEPHONE COPANV HAS NEW
BILL eve-rem.
Subscribers or the Southern New
England Telephone Co., will find when HURT RUNNING FOM- POLICE.
they get. their bills on the first of Jim-[
.\ .i ‘ . .-— .
,Ilary that their toll hills date only‘ THO lPSO\VHJLE’- Dec 11 Stan
[to Dec. 20th. The telephone companyiley Yezevelt, “39d 25’ a P°1€v who is
"'""", . is putting a new billing system intoimarl‘ied and has a three weeks’ old
snapping Notu- effecbacgnd beginning with the nextichiid, lies in the Hartford Hospital,
The quilted Japanese vests in black quarter Its toil line will run from the! seriously hurt us the outcome of his
or white and lined with self color or 20th to the 20th droniure wilh the local olic Mon
violet are very warm for outdoor, Bills for the breacntquarter will run 1 ' ‘ , p e ‘ ‘
. ‘ day night. He had been arrested and
wear. They may be had with or with- from Oct. let to Dec. 20th fol the next!
, ;charged with breach of the peace. Just.
out sleeves. (quarter they will run from Dec. Ziltll.as he reached the station Yezev n
A silver cleaning cloth that polishes to March 20m. The reason for this’ ‘ . e
‘ i o, lbroke away from the officer and run—
meinl without the addition of any‘cllanne is that it will give the com “in bliildlv fell over the rel inln
paste or powder is a novelty to be up: puny an extra ten days to make out} g ' a 5
proclaied.
its bills and so do away with a conald-I well Of the brook in the 1‘95" 0f ”19
There is no reason why one should ‘\° water bro“ his .all and
over~sleep when alarm-clocks may be
. isteiloil.
(three oillccrs had a task of lifting him
purchased for less than 50 cents.
fill and tllcrenre numerous modelsim lightweight woolens.. The best of
. . . to the good health which Cfll‘flCJ of this type which girls of from 17 lolthe models are simple in denim but
’ ‘3’ 9*. “““e' Place ‘“ “ “wimw, from regular action of the organs 22 or 23 should hall with icy. The? lovely in calf and material. and with
. bring to the simmering Dmmi' of digestion and elimination-to ;coats, like so many of the 'senson‘s'ioma dainty, original tOUCh about ”18
Q“ in the eggs and. 1’080‘1- Plaoei lglnnrtest models, fasten high ucrosg collar or sleeve or girdle that stamps
. ! freedom from pain and suds-ring.-
cooked eggs on toast, season.the to physical grace and beauty— the chest, often coming quite up to ”16 ”OCR “8 0f “118 361150",
the throat and being finished by “a
!
"withvbntter and pour over all. i .
.. ‘ is the harmless, vegetable remedy
’ ‘ close for collur.
BEECHAME ; The W“ Varies in length. but is
r,
loosely belted or girdled and the skirt
may be plain with just a few plnlts
ChOcolate Charlotte Russe.
tione ounce of chocolate over,
' stem; then add to it one pint of
B i I i0 u s :
C
. ~ Iulred by the work of the billin sea-
One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime—Just I 8
enable number of extra hands now re
ion? the ricks upon which the man lay
soils. .
. .. one. Acts on theilv . , . . . - ‘ l. . ‘ .
prelim, Stirring th‘HO‘lShli. 588- PILLS ln‘sonlowbere, but. pressed so flatly Sugar-coated. Allvgeigfilg.‘yhxmvc There is no more practical cusllioni - Vggmnmous u" had a “flawed
in ““5” to ““- 8“ “WW ‘0‘ that they do not interfere with the Sold Mr 60. year-- - ‘
than the ell-called tomato one. These A good ad. pays best in the best pa. : feet The {all was about twenty-five
Sold "earlier. . :4 c l
‘ jelliif'inh; come'in several sizes—Newark News. per. ,
In boxes 10c.. 28c.
old;'then “’th until lthk- narrow lines or may be slightly drnpv
Mk Your Doctor.
m
ought in thchfield Hilll.
on in I i
. and trapping season in the g mm m" rubb
ld' Hills is by far the best in:
Skins and. pelts bring!
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A good ad. pays
imrods are reducing theirgpnper.
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3:“ Bl”! by BMW Rabbits from Bridgeport returned home you-
, Lt-erday with eighty-two rabbits. It is ‘
TED. ‘Conn,. Dec. 11.__.1.he.against the State law now to use a
be taken wiht dog and ferret.
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of human
people, shen
lie, but they may
‘I
beat in the basil
endeavor. Cooks,
ographers, maids,
skilled specialists in various
professional ““51 business experts—all watch had been taken, showed that his
are “t the command 0‘ the “P9” °',deatll wus due to heart disease. A coo
Sentinel Wants.
l finnflnfll lids brim: results '
sales _
jperforlucd on the body oi" Henry l".
nurses
lllleB.
GREENWICH, Dec. fir-An autopsy
’ Lear found dead in a roadway and
from which $400 in money and a gold
onor’s inquest will be held later in
.of hour, says that the day his uncle
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YOU‘LL FlND ENOUGH
Eats N THE PANTRY
To LHST ‘(ou
TILL i come
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vou LI. FINDTHB m air on W MY “mach
mane wellcme older one: mamas
onumeur not mm 3?
use.) ‘
idied the two started from the home
the station and that when half way
around his heart and turned back to
the pockets and went on his way.
BE‘EDICT suvs A HdTEL.
which the hotel stands adjoining his
0er Indian Harbor estate.
A foreclosure sale hid’been adver-
tised and Mr. Benedict secured the
property privately in advance. It is
thought that the hotel will be rolled
and that the property may be added
to the 'Bruce Memorial pork thus giv-
ing the park a water front.
The man who is ornamental and
not useful is ii nuisance.
“nulls; can“:
Wharton-{hm Halo nrs__mudo, is
also the, homo of lhit‘fsmouo
‘ . remedying . _‘ l
the week. Georg L. Davis a nephew
of Leur‘s daughter, Mrs. St. John, for.
I 'iRailwny mall clerks‘ln New Eng-
land hour that their numbers will be
increased by 2.000 in the next feyr
.wocks ill firder to'hnndle parcels post
when that new brunch of the mail ser-
yice is handled. No official informa-
tion has been given out yet but the
"grapevine" service of the R. I’. 0. is
in good working order and it's by
that the news comes.
3 , It is understood that delivery of
:dOl‘leGll by private contract. Bids
most of 'whom have been worrying
over the prospect.
Railway mail clorks'believe that the
over three weeks away but little in-
formation concerning the workings of
the system has been given out, a foot
that employees of the service are at a
loss to understand. ' ’
it is believed that the government
will try to get along without addition-
sl"msil cars. Porcelal post material
probably will not be put up in‘saoks
as the other mail is but. will be
handled no express companies now‘
handle the material. At any rate the
railway mall clerks expect more than“
plenty to do with the beginning or
1918. ‘ ‘
. "an”... sun... 7»- W..
‘ rows COURT OM“. ,,
decides the cure (If-Lillian Smith
his Henry ~ti. Selim hall a case. that
‘ oi" Otto Audmou.:wilo was arrested
. on,,.ssiiirday «vanilla; charged with‘
happenings. breach cell... reach it“
militias in niacin. rf'whidhglioy was
in. all do 11
Ill iii, Town Court yesterdhy. donnla‘
‘ , caste nor
i u.
Employed as Blacksmith by Contrac-
lon Building Concrete Piers.
STAMFORD. Dec. 11,".11111195 Reilly,
of West «18th street, New York. was
hit and instantly killed-by an east-
bound express train just before 1
o'clock Monday at Sellock's Cut. Reil—
ly's body was badly mutilated. His
3 head was crushed, too.
Reilly was employed as blacksmith
there his uncle complained of painsfpurcols post ill big towns will be un- by the contractors Who are putting in
concrete piers for the overhead work
his home. Nearly two hours later tlicjwlll be asked soon just as bids are to be used when the electric zone of
body was found in n... road ‘by Rioh-‘aslitd for the carrying of 'mulls ile- ilie New Haven road is extended east.
ord Miller and. George Clifford. Tllolween railroads and trolleys to the lie was about 50 years old, and» was
police now think that {he robberngenerul postomces. And it is supivvpopulnr with his fellow workers.
took place after death and not lleforeiimfied that the delivery of parcels
as was their first suspicion. it was'post will also be handled in the some not known. The men had bead blust-
thcy think, the work of some one whoflway. if so it will take a big load 011.1113 rock near the 5101180“ street
in passing, saw the body and rifled postmastcrs nil over 3 lbs country,‘bl‘|dl§€- A blflflt W118 ready ‘0 be not
Just how the accident happened is
off. A freight train passed in a west-
lerly direction at the time that the
east bound express swopt down on
GREENWIQH, Dec. 11. "V' 00mm0,53rvrce W1" be swfllnpfld‘ With “19‘th m9”.
doreE. C. Benedict has bought lh9:first month‘s service of parcels post.
IHicks house and tract. of’nine acres on With "the mu of January only a bit six children. the eldest of them 17
Reilly is survived by ll. widow and
| years old.
l
' ONLY AN INTOXICATED MAN.
Mum. Cohen and Block Thought
Murder Had Boon Conlmltlod.
When Messrs. Cohen and. Block.
proprietors of the Wall street follow
‘ing establishment wcrc'solug homo
Iward through Henry street, Monday
evening. Mr. Cohen Implied upon
something left. He enriched and
started to run. but his partner stood
' his ground andwllh ii match band an
investigation, disolosihg the body of
a man.
Messrs. Cohen and Block were com
a«idol-ably worked up over their cruc-
some and, m, the chin to all appear-
once: was dcsdl‘ ’l’hey telephonedrtor
‘ a police-mun, and thanks to the "man
in the station" onenes‘disnmhfl to
tho scone directly." Hill diagnosis oi
the case rm i'Ill-Inlik‘.” "
' A woman with a lunicm‘lfoundilis
. in"?
tech. 1 ‘
‘ sou-its somatic , to swam.
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as our cosr 0F LIVING. ’mcatihills by living off rabbits, which The help wanted columns of The “AUTOPISY snows HEART ale AooI-rIoN To RAILWAY Niall. JAMES REiLLY KILLED av :x. N Y k. N
”a “W Plenum A hunt“!!! Dari? Sentinel cOVel‘ every legitimate line olssass. ‘ i MEN Is EXPECTED soon. i vases TRAIN. ew or 8W
Haven 8. Hart-
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect November 24, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
‘A. M.»~l:20x. 6:14x. 5:41x, 6:09.
6:57. 7:20x, 7:46x. 8:171. 8:51x, 9:151,
9:37, 10:20x. 10:45:, 11:38:. .
P. Mr-lllzfiilx, 1:03. 2:50x, 3:27,
41311:. 33:35. 523%, 6:40, 6:.‘l‘ix, 7:18x,
7:42x. 9:395", 10:45.
Sundays.
A. M.——12;48x, 5:091, 5:41;. 8:54.
10:20x. .
P. M.—-12:h3x, 2:3rix, 2:501, 5:135,
5:38x. 7:00x, 7:12, 1:623, 8221:, 9:591.
10:28. ..
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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
’ A. M.-l:45ii. 5:10, 6:45x...8:033.
8:50;. 8:55x, ilildx, 10:02x. 10:06.
11x, 11:03
P. M.-«12:oax. 1:05, 2:0“, 2:571,
8:803, 3:553. 4:2”. 5:05x. 15:14:.
5:25. 6:01;. 6:03x, 8:00x, 8:10;, 9:29,
11:00x, 11:80. 12:90:.
Sundays.
A. lil.--il:00, 3:2iix. 9:001. 10:02:.
11:00:.
P. .fl.—-12:04. 1:021. 6:021. 5:04.
sznlx, 7:1“. 8:593, 11:10:, 12:00:.
IDWH NORWALK 70 NEW
. HAHN.
A. hie-«12:19:, 1:173, 1:572, all».
7238. mm, 10:23:. 11:11:, 11:47.
Emu-13:07:, 1:20, 3:1“, 3:313.
4:262. 5:133. (bills. 8:47. 7:102. 9:001.
9:2“; 10:00:, 11:16. ,
_ suns-ya. ,‘
‘ A. MMIZNOA- 1:171. m3. 9:“,
“idlii‘lii 1113113.. ‘
, Pl . I n43“
928$. 10:011. :
I. . 70:10, 8:», film-
r. is.» 425.1235
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