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Banana Croquettes " of salt, and: one third tenspoonful of
a; ananos, cut a slice «from. paprika. Beat well together, thenudd «
ll: ut into crosswise 160110.161“ teaspoonfuls of finely chopped
‘ find marianatelhour in the pirslcy. Fold in the stiffly beaten
0 oranges. turning the sec whites of. the" two eggs. ' Cook in a
1‘ mm and then. Roll a frying pan, preferably in bacon fat.
‘V thenWin grated crumbs, droplug a. large teaspoonful In the pan
, "dbep, hot fat. For the. and flattening it out with the side of
strain the syrup utter the ban the spoon Into a little ovalncakc. Fry
avé been taken out 6m”; just golden brown on each side and serve
11mm point than thicken with Igarnlshed with strips of bacon.
lilsspoonful od cornstarch stir.
in. a little cold water.
clear, take‘ from the fire"
teaspoonful of‘ orange ex-
Eclairs a la Clondlko’
Mén barracuptultor butter in one
.cupful of boilingwater and add one
cupiul of flour as soon .as it reaches
boiling point. Beat until smooth“ and
' add four unbeaten eggs, one at a time
““1“ of cornstarch; cream this. Ithrough .1 pastry tubs, or shape with a.
or and add it to one quart orVspon upon a butes’red baking sheet,
1th a pinch of salt in it; cook.Vtwo inches apart. Bake ins moderate
8i“ set in a pan of water uan over: for 13‘th minutes. Just before
let 90¢] for about five minutes, V'serv ngV s an serve with ice cream.
(i no teaspoonful of vanilla and
spas, peeled and sliced; makeIV
in of the whites of eggs and putI
be top of pies; bake crust first. I
sdllling for pie: Olis cup of:
yolks of three eggs. 1%. tablet
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Roast Wild Duck
Prepare a duck for roasting and
stuff with the following: Take the
firm outside of the stalks of a head of
Crss;:Ple Iccllcry, wpsh and wipe dryand with u
isharp knife shave off the strings
or at pint or cream We” 11/5? 01m“ Peel two or three medium slzcd
53"" ’Let It stand until the whites onions and chop them and the celery
eggs have been beaten to aiflne Put a piece of butter the size
at“ 'Ad'i to this the cream audi. of an e 03 in a skillet and let it get hot
and beat up well grate a “median put in the. célery and onions and
.1 xerugggrmcmim :1“; (13:11:21 let them cook on son stirring often;
1 . season with salt and pepper and stuff
39° {“1 °f sifted “0‘" sifted w‘m‘the duck with as much of stuffing as
:Wm make a firmer pic ”'11 will hold. fiSew it up, not a few
SC“ Francisco Call. Vpieces of butter-[salt and pepper over
1 """ . the top and roast it in a hot oven
99'9“" CM" Fritters ifrom a half to three quarters of 1m
heVbeMen yolks 01’ two 955' B‘houi according to taste. Remove the
a whim of fll‘lll ll Mi 11 has duck from the pan add a little bouillon
lifted with one teaspoonfui of and thicken with 11 little flour mode
a powder two teaspooni’uls smooth In a little cold water.
"EOR KILLING CHil:5.:: ‘“ Never put so till {cruoirow’ tho.
FQRD, Dec. 11 ~— Albert creditors you dun put off 1’61 30 days.
,i'Glustonburv the driver of 11;
Stick ran over and killed Cl ur
"ith four-rearsold, in East “HILBREN WH“ ARE SIOKIX
‘Vflord a. Week ago was i0day mac. Mothers who value their own comfort and tho
welfare oltheircbildrcn, should now-r be without a
61V‘ arrest and held under 5.100 I)“ of bdthVlrsr Cray s hsuccrl‘owdgrl: for I; bllercn.‘
. _ or use 1 run 1011! t 11 column cy 11-: up
. for £¢11fminu1y heal'Ing thOl'G $1eranRsllfivogi‘cvorishngzts,Constipation’liectthgl:
W or 01‘ own court. - so on on 11011111111 tomucr roll as m
d The rinlnorsdwnyem. rrrssu rowuuns nsvu .
ychi-"‘28 against him I8 evading FAIL. Sold by sll‘DmgStorcs 960.1)ovr’dtanrqzt
1 $531,511,111,“ m Vanumo. Buinpio mailed rum All 11m,
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A prune colored
seen at a- l’écsut l’nrls gathering was
writes 1r, New York!
spondcut. it followed close ,swnllowtail appear in modfl'iiied forms.
.An extreme modcl
and; the military culrass arrangement in
Ifr,ont with a swallowtail back. it is do
much
Press corrc
ly the murh approved dlrcctoiro llneim
The bodies had a high waist line
was arrwuuged in soft folds over a chem
isctte of. shadow lace A half collar and V0
01111 rovers of prune-colored velvet ef-
fectively trimmed the neck line. A trill
of lace extended from the collar to the
girdle on the opposite side from th
rovers. The draped skirt was caught!
up at the left side with 11 flat xbucklel pie bone buttons were used in a double
11in up the flout and appeared again
lor I on the plain skirt, A hat of claret vol
1011 OVGI‘
Is and the slightly
fitting
31110111:
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SW8.
1 motion of
Some Popular Gowns.
ailmlr 1; '1.
of velvet. A broad but of white satin,
trimmed with u wreath of prune-co
ed coronet plumes completed this cbs— I
tume Anqthor smart afternoon gown.
",wus fashioned of vundyke-brown vel-I
vet. The bodice folded surpllce fash-
a yoke of lace veiled with
chiffon. Bands of skunk fur outlined!
‘ the yoke and trimmed tho sleGVes. For very much I“ “8118 this fit” Often the. flavor mlghtly.
covered buttons adorned the high gird-I the needed. touch or color ‘3 given a
draped skirt A costume by means of the usual color
smull draped turban of brown volvet n-I of the bends.:;Neu'urk News.
darned with bands of skunk and clustfi 1
are of brown paradise plumage, wasg
worn with this grown. The latest sultsl
for street wear have coats somcwhsti
in the military fashion.
cd, the Trilby. has a double-breasted
front, leather belt. cpaulets and a close.
military collar. Dark blue or";
khaki cloth is used to fashion this. and
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mill n' Auk x mu- I’m
Tuba no ullu'r.V
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fDANBURY TROLLEY COMPANY ‘11?
ASK EXTENSION OF TIME IN
WHICH TO BUILD ROAD.
Jones. treasurer of
Bridgeport and lmubury Electric Rail.
road company, has announced the in-
the company to petition
the general assembly for an oxtcnslon ,
of time In uhlch it may construct tho?
«lincxund other rights and privileges
wind ’4- ulnar/1r :unfll—r an
broadcloth gowni
A model call I
STER S PILLSV.
"Ila-l for
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Illa in Red and (laid mrtnlii'.
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MONEY To Buv
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ovens»: $3“: Ivan
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it is worn with a draped skirt, repeat-
ing the chosen color on a. background
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‘ of military" gray.
The masculine frock cont and the
by Paquin shows
loped in a new cloth of a soft weave
1and n sliahtly ribbed surface The col-
ore are purple with gleam of claret in
the bu'1ckground. A small collar and tie
eIVof skunk finished the neck 1111.111011st
of tho same adorned the sleeves. Pur-
vet trimmed with a purple ostrich
plume and a large mutt of skunk wore
designed to accompany this costume
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I Bonds in Vogue
Chains of bonds of unique shape are
White fox is a strong rival
to the
favorite ermine. ’
Fans are more in demand than for a burn very slowly pack salt close to the ,lng for action to awaken each wo-
131011 while
cult and cream. -
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Pilesl 911...: Files!
Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cfu .
Blind. Bl'sedlng and Itching 1’ilus.lt ab
pros the tumors. alloys itching at once
lots as a. poultice. gives instant rclivt
Willinms‘ Indian Pile Ointment is pro-
psrcd for Plies and itching of fire priruts
parts Dr’umrists. mall sliciuml 311‘s
NLIAHS Ilfi. 00. Props" Cleveland. (lhb
For sale by the Cliil'ord Pharm‘nrv
Mmhlnw and Mkmilmz
on 1hr marker 11.11: mil atlrmily A”; Mr many.
”an: o! Maui: ll 1w in» :1 “may durum-
and gut: to unnllrrriiic .vr m m mam looking
hair a luumu rum... Hutu um i« universally
admired rail-him! d) may or Iv. '(quhfiqf"l 6|;
The only shampoo "
In silo
‘shzs‘ss’m crué 1'
No. I Hamilton Grapes Nev: Yul-kc It:
For Jule by
StillBOn Powell Corporation
wolf unum
M
until the rising of the general nssenr
bly of 191,5.
'1‘ ho rond is alleged to be’about One-
fourlh completed, work being rushed
during the past 'four week's in an ef-
fort to save the chartsr,‘ apparently
and II is alleged that nnfiagreement
will he made in the nesr’futuro with
~th Connecticut company, whereby
“cars can be run over the completed
section of the ma, or to Long Hill.
Work on the construction has been
sldw, and fer. a time abandoned, ow-
wing to a series of unfortunate Incl-V
dents and drawbacks but the owners
declare their in’tcntlon is to construct
a nrsoclnsu find for the purposes of
revenue from Its warning rather than
to sell a parilllly completed line to
"clean up” a profit. ‘
wow-m... ..
‘thusaloh bred befors patent medicines
were invented.
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Among veils lending colors are bis-1.
w. ~w-..-..- ,.. M...
The probable explanation 1; that Ms
. was held hoists the commission at
1 s the capital Monday.
. of scrum rspmsnted the puris—
aVVVW av fl’ulwlmhfllal aw’ulfllululu pvt—Mung.
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1
In heating the oven thsvdralrghts'
should be stoned when the cool is well
started. In a word. to says fuel plnul
ahead, and then watch drafts.
' Rust can .be removed from steel by.
covering It with sweet oil for a day;V
then rub It with a lump of fresh lime
Vnud polish in the ordinary way
Silver should ne‘er be allowed tow.
stand over night without washing. If
It is not possible-lo do the dishes take
time to wash the silver in warm wn~
tcr, wipe it dry and put it away.—
Wushiugton Herald.“
I
There is nothing better for keeping
a velvethut In condition than wiping
it over, after every brushing, with a.
piece of black stocking.
in making a cream sauce to use with]
a vegetable add just a few drops of
vinegar after it is mode. it improves
When next making mayonnaise or s.
boiled dressing. add a little chili sauce.
It quite changes the flavoring, giving a
special plquaucy to the salad. I
If there is need for having a candle‘
wick. .
'An apple jelly flavored with mint is
a delicious accompaniment to a Iég of
Vlamab.
Bananas sliced lengthwise and
spread with peanut butter and thcn‘V
pressed firmly together make a rusty
salad served on hearts of lettuce with
a French dressing. ~Newurk News.
Silver deposit cronmers and sugar
as well asfvnses, are as attractive in
prlcor as they are in design.
’“W’flffiihlfilfl yin a
lr‘ish can be quickly scaled If placediV
first in boiling water.
To preserve the color of green vege-
tablcs, put them on to cook. in boiling
Miter, into which a pinch of salt has
been dropped.
A little lemon juice rubbed on tar-
nished faucets will easily andouickly
brighten them.
A felt hat may be cleaned by spong-
lng it thoroughly with ammonia. arr-'1
‘w.aisr A thick cloth wrung out of
cold water should then be placed over
tho but, which should be ironcd‘wlth
moderately hot iron until dry—Pitts-
burgh Post. ’
4
Better Bakeries.
At a meeting of the central coun-
cil of the Housewives [fissile in
New Yorlr..ii was decided that the
league should enter upon an active
campaign against the questionable
conditions of many of. the bake shops
in New York city. A public meeting
is to be held on Dec. 13 at 2 p m.
This is not to be a protest meeting
says the league secretary, but a meet-
man as a c0nsumer and house
keeper 11s to her- responsibility and
power to wipe out the conditions in
her bakery.
I 1
V'VSleeve Board.
A‘slce'be board is age... 1131p in
ironing waists, not only for the
sleeves but for neck shoulders and
gathers at tho waistline. says the
New Haven Journal Courier. lithe
slemcs are ironed first, it will be
easier to do the remainder of the gur-
muut smoothly. V ..
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RESIURI GRAY HIIII
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By Common Garden Sage 3 Sim;
pie Remedy for Dandruff, Fal-
ling; Faded, Gray Hair
The old idea of using Sage for'dm'k-
suing the hair is again conrlng‘ in
vogue. our grandmothers had dark,
glossy hairnt seventy-five. while our
mothers are gray before they are fifty.
Our grandmothers kept their hair soft
‘and glossy with :1 “Sage Tea.” which.
also restored the natural, color.
One objection to using such 9. mar»
arntion was the trouble of ulakiug.it.
This objection lras been overcome by
the Wyeth Chemical Company of New
York, who has placed on the market a
supo'rlor preparation of Sarge. combin—
ed with Sulphur and other valuable
remedies for dandruff, itching scalp
and thin, weak, falling hair. . ‘ ,
The beauty of the hair depends more
on its rich. cvcn shading than any-
thing else. Don't have dry, harsh.
faded hair when a simple, harmless
remedy will bring back the color in a
few days; and don‘t be tormented with
dandruff, itching scalp and loose, fall-
ang hairs. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur
Hair Remedy will quickly correct these
troubles and give color strength and
beauty to your hair. .
Get a fifty cent bottle from' your
dr'rrg'gist today, and prove this to
your own satisfaction. All druggists
sell it, under guarantee that the
money will be refunded if the remedy
Is not e\arlly as reprosehtod. Special
ag.ent Stillson & Powell Corporation
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Papa’s Cold Compound Cures
' Colds and Grim in a" Few
Hours I
1
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'V MAN WANTED IN CONNECTICUT I
I Bill-«III! INIIIIIIII
You can surely. end Grlppc and
inihend, chest, buck stomach or
‘iimhs. by taking a dose of Paps‘ sV Cold
VCompouud ever y two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
it promptly relieves the most mlsor
ubic headache, dullness, head and
nose siulfed up. feverishnsss. sneez-
lng. sore throat, mucous catarrhal dis-
charges, running of the nose. sore»
‘ness, stillness 11nd rheumatic twinge‘s.
directed, without Interference with
your usual duties and with the know-
ledge that tbcré ls nothing else in the
world, which will cure your cold or
end Gripps misery as promptly and
without any other ssslstancemr bad
aftercifscts as a 25- cent package or
Pope's Cold Compound. which any
drusgist can supply—accept no tub-
Itltutemoontslns no quininewbelonga
in every home. Tastes pics. ‘
was»
IUCKINO THE ROAD.
M
southwert Church Aline-1'. Mirror. of
New Haven system.
burnout) pee. erfiTfinityE 1
corral parish of Southport has app
.to the while utilities commission from
.‘the petition of «New York. New thy
. ‘ you and mrtford Railroad company
“ in the matter or mklnfi‘lsmr In moon
the psrisb‘ n intorc’itnd and a horn-ins
A. 0. Hawkins
um and .3, '1. Spock summit im- blur
company. ‘W. 8. Murray ll, civil auxin.
so 613qu with the work of, Islam!-
lying thflr‘mm road this bgtwssu is;
Haven and Now York, drama
disused steam upon 1
breakup the most Severe cold either
"was gained pointing to
‘. Canada on the part of the Canadian po-
'l‘nkr) this’wondsrful Compound as;
Idence furnished from connectlcut.
ls CAuhTr-r lN ITALY.
Anionoi F’sbelic, wanted for murder
in Connecticut. is‘ under arrest in lich-
gleflalabria province, Italy, according
to information received by State Po-
liceman Frank Vcrilli. The officers Oi
the’ ltallan government desire informs.
tion so that they can prosecute ondait
will be furnished as speedily as pos‘
Sible
Antonio is charge-:1. with the. murder
of Antonio Plctrolluo on the night of
Deccmher 30, 1011 between Manches‘
tor and Hartford, At the beginning
the suicide theory was strong, as a
revolver was found in his hand. Stnte'
Policeman Robert T J'uilrley and ilowc
'H. Wheeler investigated and evidence4
murder and
suspicion towards. Febelie. Since then
they have been hot on his trail and his
curturé seamed certain at one time In
lice.
.He disappeared and arrangements
for the capture were made should be
return to his home in Ssntostufsuo,
chgIo-Cslabrla county, ltaly That
they were correct in their. deducti no
is shown. 1111mm. itullun laws. he
will be tried in that country on evl
Money haswlngs that can’t il‘i'
Mckwul'dl
1111- Pluto-111111111,
All Evidence of lmpun flood and a
’” Runpown Condition. ,
When the blood becomes“ thin,
boar. dsvitsllzed nature cries out
through such extol-nut and often pain.
is] evidence for help, and the safest
mire-t and moyt helpful remedy we
know is Vinol. g .
11.1.. is because 'it Is a complain.
lion or the two most world tamed
mulch-lilo medicinal curators dis-
Infants ct cod liver all (without the
am and tonic iron for, the blood. Vi-
no! strengthens tbs dismivs cram,-
creates a. burly pronto, burial» and
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TIME TABLE
In Effect Navember 24, 1912.
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sou-1'11 NORWALK vo‘NEw YORK.-
A. Air-E203, 5:14x, 5:41x, 6:09,
6:57, 7:20x, 7:46’x, 8:17x. 8151):, 9:151,
9:37. 10:20:, 103461;, 1123831.
1 P. M.—-12V;53x. 1:08. 2:310x, 3:27.
4:3111, 5:35. 5:50x, 0:40, Iizfilx, 7:]8x,
7:423, 9:50.11, 10:45.
Sunday‘:
A. M.-—12:4Bx. 5:09x. 5:41x. 8:50.
10:20x.
P. lit—4225311. 2:3-lx, 2:5011, 5:35,
5:38x, 7:003, 7:12, 7:52x, 8:21x, 9:591,
10:28.
m
new YORK To scum NORWALK.
A. M.~—4:451, 5:40. 8:45x. 8:033.
aztox, 13:551.. 9:15... 10:021. 10:05,
11:. 11:03. ,
P. liar—1512:0111, 1:05, 21041:, 2:57),
13:80:, 3:5511,’ 4:29x, 5:051!“ 51141,
6:25, 6:01.11. 6:031. "810M, 811031, 0:29.
11;oo:::"11:ao, 12:00:
. Sundays.
A. M.-6:00, 8:25x. 9:0011, 10:02:.
11:00:.
P. lid—«12:04, 1:021. 5:09.11, 5:04.
6:011. 7:1“. 8:5”, V11110x, 12:00:.
COUTH NORWALK TO NEW
' ’ HAVEN. f
A. M.-—~12:19x, 111711. 1267:, 0:09.
7:28. 9113):, 1012311, 11:11x, llzfl.
P. M.-~12:07x. 1:20. 3:141." 8:211.
126:, “linear, 11:15:. 0:47. 7:101, morn,
9128:, 10:093. 11:10.
Sundays. ‘ H
A. "M.~—12:00x, _1:17x. 7:43. 9:“,
10: 07:. 11:11:11. ..
P. M-$208m 6:10. 6:10. 7.10].
83 34'. 10: 07!.
W
SOUTH NORWALK 'l’o DdHBUflY.‘
A. ”Kw-1:20, 6:18. 8: at, 10211111.
P. M.«~1:26. 4:3611. ll: 20, 7. 20.
' bonds”. ' 1
Mew-1: 21hr ii: 45.
Norwalk Chronicler