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Lace Cakes.

[spoon of melted butter. one cutpt'ul of
granulated sugar two well :IJentei’i eggs
one teaspoontul of vanilla, 9. little grist.
ed nutmeg and 2%. tenspoonluls oi’ bak-
ng powder. Have the batter quite still:
and drop In by the teaspooniul on a
buttered baking sheet, having them
about an inch apart. ‘Bake in a moder-
‘nto oven untl crop and brown on the
:edgeerood Ilousekeepng.

"hall a green. pepper minced
1 pin! obsteWed‘ and strained to-
11111. When the sauce reaches
111; point add half a pound oi’
odflsh that has been slightly
tied in cold water and parboileo;
owly for 10 minutes and
very 'hot lgai'nishing with l1ian-

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Rabbit In Ambush.

Apples With Marshmallow 1 Select a plump rabbit and cut into
1‘ and 0°“? tart apples and 1““ 0 lhbont eight good- sized pieces. Let it
arihenware baking (“3‘1 Wlth‘stnnd about half an hour In salt water
trough WW3“ to cover the ”0" before cooking Slice two good size-J
‘1 he centei 01’ 93°“ apple ”W“ onions and fry slowly in butter or
"u M butter and an eighth of a .olive..oil, adding salt and a pinch of red
“‘1 0f SW- 09"" and “4“" pepper. Then put the rabbit into this
“0““th “0“0‘113‘1dmv and pour hot water on to cover, then
”9" if netessary.Bel01e the cook for an hour. A few minutes be-
are quite done We“ ”"0 the fore it Is done add a small can of tonin-
0: each a matshinallow I"3‘9“‘c‘31toes which have been seasoned with
0V?“ I“ ”"99 minutes remove 1snge and thyme. When the rabbit has
“9V9” and let the 313m“ and ti“ been cooked tender place on a platter
mllo-ws brown carefully 59”“ thicken with gravy and pour over rab‘
Wm? ”at?!” P93” may he 000‘“ bit. Then add the ambush, which Is
.9 same WW1 0““ng “ ”we from’mnde by cooking about half a cup of
in end. coring and ”being the'rice dash of salt and pepper and a doz-
at m and “p In ”19 dish ten mushrooms for about two hours.
Pam two tablospoonfuls 0f butter, Place this around the rabbit on the
tablespooniuls 0” 3"” bread extieiue outside of the platter Not
5 rind a teaspoonful 0f minced only is It a dish outside the ordinal),

hay, seasoning ‘0 taste with salt'[hut it is new delicious. «San Francis-
its. and celery salt Work all to n‘ co Call.

‘ til paste and with it line small in 1 _ W

al Dam puns that have been? To overlook. day after day, The
hed'wlth melted butter; break aniSentInel classified advs. that were
fully into each and after dust- ipractically written to and for you—-
ightly with salt, cover with a mix-l. that is enough "bad luck" for any
of melted butter and brownedlune person.

rumba, cooking for six min-
is a. hot oven. Serve In the 11111131
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Neck Ribbons. lforget-me-nots, in yellow with butter:

The latest development or «théi mu. L'ulm. In green with young strawberry
toir is the glosgrnin or moire rtlil1a.1n11‘39«"i‘3ll3 and In mauve With violets. in
with plain or meet edge and a largefiwhltc, trimmed with black velvet toll
single ornament on 'the left side says .386 it WOIIId 'be wonderfully ONC-

IOne of the prettie'ét or those
is a circular motif of exquisite deliclicyl .
and another In a square or finest filetI
Intro mesh wrought in platinum nudl
diamonds, phloed diagonally on the rib 1
lhon and held at the two opposite cor-l
news by two diamonds. These nrc.‘
again attached to a jeweled sectioni
that covers the ends of the ribbon. It I
a simpler chain for the Iorgnor is tie-i
sire-d there is the sulltay pearl with
out any metal and strung as a slide ori
a silk cord. Both men and women are:
adopting this inconspicuous but hand-
some device.

Perhaps one of the moat pleasing
novelties of the moment is a velvet
neck «hand with slides of seed pearls
These come with two or three slides1

or with a simple fashion. They are;
both radical departures from the old-‘1
fashioned themes. such as the . 1
and the 'bowknot. 1
Theatre Muff. i
'l‘wo I111 go garlands 01’ small pink sn-

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.80uth Norwalk.
December H, 1912.

Mrs. Edward Allen.
.I. 'l‘. Crassman.
Miss Lizzie iiuuyoi‘. 229 Helen St.
H. Kerr.
Nick Landccler.
Alfred Lent.
Mrs. Ruth S. Lockwood.
Miss Bertha l’ittlck Hi 41 Si.
T. Schrlbet.
Miss M. Steiiison, 6 West Av.
Geo. M.,1Tritclie; 3 Lexington Av.
James Walker. 69 Water St.

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TADE. CALENDARS TONIGHT.
Every Sentinel reader should
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mutt‘ recently brought lioni l’nrls says; « 1
EGG GRUSADE IN NEW VORK.

the New Orleans Picayunue. The pII-Z ,3 '
low of this muff is a quarter by half. NEW YORK Dec. i..li~'l‘he "egg"
yard oblong covered with rose satin,:crusade has reached New York. The

rolled with rose dot embroidered not l-iousewives' Icngue. which claims to
and finished at both ends with two unr- , have the backing of 50 000 women, has
row frIlIingg of finely plaited rose net'flxcd 26 cents :1 dozen as a "fair and
The two garlands start from against reasonable price.” for cold storage
a mass of illuk roses and black volwl case. according to Mrs Julian Ilcnth,
lolioge near the center of the muff‘siprvsidont of the league, In a statement
Iowci edge. and extend townrd Its updtoday.

per corners. thus almost covering the} - ~—~——-——-

front of the accessory. This model AgOOd ed. pays best In the beat pa.
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M138 HARRIMAN iNJURED. ‘ns she left the singeafter the recited?-
YORK Dec “FM.“ Carol 5111 She explained that she had mere-
“.1 an, daughter 01,018 late Fl. ll 1,1 wienched her foot, but exitmlna-

‘sh, will be compelled to carry tion by a surgeon showed that oh:
right foot int'ased in a plaster
101.111.1119 time, as the result of:
i'y received whil‘e rehearsing a
to dance In which she was tof \lEiilliEN Doc.14~'l‘hc condition
appeared at a charity function. of Keron Daly. aged 21, who shot him
Harriman was soon to limp‘scll‘ in the 'body lust night, while ho

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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hud broken a bone In one of her tocup

was standing out side or the Baptist To LES§EN AUTO RCCIDENTS.

1 1 v o to to . . ”""" "
(numb at Yalisville, has top 1' it Mr. Vincent Thinks More Stringent
be serious, at the hospital this morn- Rcuuiatlons Dcshablo.

lug. Daly s family are 111. loss to ox- BRIDGFPORI‘. Dec IL~S E Vin-

plain his not The young mun has been rent president. of the St ntc Business
:(‘lciking at 11 market I11 \dicsvlllo. Ilc firm 0‘ Vincent Brothers, Bull Moose

1I(l‘t the latter plate, messed the “PM and candidntc tor the House of Reprc

to the church and llil'l‘i n bullet at his: soniutlrcs from the Fourth disli.ict
"Ni”- Tl’” "“3519 “’"H ““0“th “y “ has taken up the matter of gettin:

rib and “mm”! a lung. some legislation to put an end to tho

 

 

 

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itoo numerous llntolntrbilo uroldunls r1»
sulth: in i‘ntilitles or serious injuries.

Mr. Vincent In testing such accidents
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When this information Is put together
he will probably prosont‘ft I11 nn el‘t'oc-
tlw mnuer to the mnyor and Common
)nuucil. or perhaps to tho Sluts lcglsln
ture and governor l'or netoin.

The position today by Mr. Vincent Is
not that the present laws have not
been unforced or that nutomobilcs art-
» 'brciilttuy.’ thorn too frequently. Win do
clures that there should be more strln~
sent laws to govern automobile driving
In cities. His idea In this connection
is that the rule or speed In crowded
thoroughfares should be greatly rcduc»
ed and that the driver should have to
take every precaution to avoid run-
ning into anyono.’ ‘

lie believes ulsb that 11 greater bur»

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soon FOR EVIL-
AND WILL Mme: JIMMY

' ' , upon the driver or the automobile In
the case of accidents to make him
more careful In city streets. In this
respect. Mr. Vincent's_ view In that the

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crate automobile drivers tor accidents
in which they mlghthnve been partly
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‘ and give the coroner a statute that
1 . ~ would enable him to bringln snor-
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long without Wearing Into holes It!
they are shrunk before being worn,
says the Pittsburg Post.

monin has been added
and dry, and you will be delighted with I

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Planked Eggs

A1 rungs on a plank a mixture of covering it With sweet 011 for a day,

chopped chicken. corned beef or cook-'
ed tongue. with an equal quantity oftand polish 1’1 ”“5 orndlnary way.—~New—

tine brand cr.umbs Add enough cream
or soup stock To moisten. Season.
with salt, pepper and paprika. Makel;
depressions with spoon In the mix-i
ture, and place them on as mnny1
poached eggs as there are persons to!
he served, and brown slightly in oven 3
Duchess potato bolder cnn be placed
around It desired. Gainlsh with pars~1
'vao lengths of bat wire, on an Inch.
or the shorter than the other, are the
basis for'a cundlelnmp shade such as
any woman can make. In hour's time
says the Chicago Inter Ocean. The
longest piece of wire Is for the lop/est"
or during rim of the shade'and 61-131,?
this~nilor the twu ends have been;
bent securely together—twist evenlyi
and catch down. one long side of of
strip of thin silk somewhat longer
than the longest piece or wire. When
the opposite edge of this silken strip
into been twisted and caught over thoj
shorter circle of wlrc'nud the tworir-‘j
cles braced apart at Intervals with 3
long wires, the Inner side need only.
be smoothly lined with a ship of silk
after which both 911' ges oi the shade.

should be. trimmed on the outm sldoi

with pinked trillions of the. silk stitch

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led through the center and set on in
New stockings will last twice on rows of triple box plaits.

Wash them1 tomatoes In thick slices and bmil over
.111 warm water to which 11 little nm- in hot fire, butter and sprinkle with
Wiiiig outtsalt and pepper

lsome time, pack It with dry flour; it

‘euing in the gulf when a heavy storm

I! manna-r! ward!

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if you re'ully ‘wnnt to get rid of vile
Catarrh why not give Ilooth's i-lyoniel
treatment a 'ialr trial. *

Drugglsts are authorized to refund
-your money Ii you think you have not;
been benefited, and on that bnsis ev-
eryflCatar‘rh 111311111111 South Norwalk ..
ought to start to banish Cutarrh this
very (lily.

I-lyomoi is n soothing, healing antl-
scptic air mode from Australian Ellen.
Iyptus and other nutiseptlcs; It kills"
Cntnrrb germs and contains no pois-
onous drugs. Simple instructions for
use in each package. Complete out~
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It silver is to be stored away for

will remain untainlshed.
Busts can be 11em'ovcd from steel by

then rub It with a lump or fresh limo

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Barge Turns Turtle During Storm in
Gulf of Mexico.

PORT ARTHUR Texas, Dec. l6.L
G. Sand, master of the Standard Oil.
bar so No. 87, and the nine members or
his crew Were drowned Thursday ev-

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NEW JERSEY‘S GOOD ROADS.

tore the barge from Its tow and turn- 1 TRE."1‘01N,N “I Dec 16’4“ N1"
ed it turtle Fears are expressed for port of the claim that New Jersey has
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’the British steamer and barge \l‘alnut any 5‘1““ in the 171110“ CO] Edwm A

Stevens stnte road commissioner In
. his annual report, shows that the state
11mg built 1,684,000 miles of good roads
._.__ gsiiice the first state old law went into

WHITELAW REJD IMPROVED iefiect. The total amount spent reach-

LONDON Dec. Its—“Tho condition of 95 a “3“” approacmng $3 70" 000-
Whitelaw Reid the United States am i 1.11111 ‘92" the slate 60mm“ 77 50°
'hassador to Gient Britain is now fav-1 miles of 10““ at an expense 0‘ “20'
orable according to the bulletin is 00“
sued by the do'ctors in attelldflnke‘
this morning. They declare that he! GOVERNOR Wit-SON HOME-
pnssed a better night. NEW YORK, Dec. 16.——-Presldont-

While the bulletins show optimism, elect Woodrow Wilson returned today
it is believed the nm'bnssndor Is still fiom his vacation trip to Bermuda.

In a very serious condition. The stenmship Bermudian which car-
ried him and his party, docked here a
few minutes after 8 a. m.

totalling 36 persons which are known
to have been in the path of the Thurs-
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"Ihe New Science
oar-"lumen or 'culnopnl'tfii‘é.

Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art .1):
adjusting the some. Disease is cause
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the buck. Even If done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
Inter lite tn the different organs. and
limbs.

Uhlroprnctore remove the cause oi
disease and pain. health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aye
toms In your body. Female troublai
given special attention; also curve
tum or the spine.
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to he) 11 17.011

Magnetic treatment: given also.

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Boys’ and'Youths'
High Cut Storm
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:52 and $3 '

Ladies’ Felt Slippers f‘
$100 and $125

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Men’s Ralston‘ShoeS'
$4.00 and $4.50

GLOVER’S THE PLACE

Men's Slippers
50c and 2.00

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.Notice'

GLOVER'S SHOE BTORE
Open Every Evonlog Untll Xmas.

TWO STORES ‘

It's the. useful gift that
pleases most—410 give
the woman of the house
a , Carborundum ' Knife
Sharpener and the men

a Carborundum Razor
Strap.

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