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1.; boiler with three captain of
‘ easpooni’ul each of chopped on-
on. ad ~g1een pepper. cook until
"11 two tablespoonl‘uls of butter
00"“. in the double boiler, without
til-11‘ 3, until the rice- is soft then
facupful of grated che:se
t‘ ’ with a fork and sezrve as soon as
‘ bases is melted .——Good House-
a small 1'
eeds and drain. Sprinkle the 1n;.1
fid with salt and pepper, and drm
011 a. little ‘more and salt and set the
'matoes on a buttered pan :1 little
the egg is set, which will also cook
ohiatoes; serve on rounds of toast
' Washington Hound
Cranbury Pie.
, Stew three cups of 1.ranberries with
is. little water and press through a
2‘ strainer. Add One and half cups of
sdgar, fill a lined plate after cooling
the sifted pulp 11 little Put narrow
strips of the paste in lattice fashion
over the top and a rim of good basic,
,8 g pufi’ paste if possible Bake 111
Soft Gingerbread.
Cream one half cup of butter with
one half cup of sugar, add one cup 01’
"1110111351123 and one teaspoon of hot
orator, odd one half cup of milk two
, mid beaten eggs one leval tablespoOn
of ginger and one tenspuon of cinna»'
CHARLIE ROSS’ MOTHER SUC-
’ comes AT 73
PHILADELPHIA 1 (H111 s
.3th Ann Ross, the mother (It Clini'li o
‘ 'Wiio wag kidnapped :18 tours ago
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REcIPEs
oiling water, and boil five minutes.;
, no cupi'ul of tomato puree one.
strained juice of half a~lemon, the
‘the whites of the egg s beaten stiffly
‘;with a pinch
iWith pastry Bake 111 a hot oven until
ire ady and serve hot or
ound piece from that
s uares -—Ladles om our 111.
of round, ripe tomatoes Scoop 01111 q H e I n
egg without breaking; sprinkle.
distance a part. Bake in a hot oven un— .
at her home here last night, agedi
barf? She was the 1.11.10.11.31 UbriS-‘
he fate of Charlie Rose who r1111
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Hats Seen at a Horne Show.
The hats worn at the horse show
‘were noteworthy on account of their
simplicity, says the New York Tribune;
The majority of them were small, rost-
1111; low on the head and were trim-
med with a single mount of a feathery
consistency placed directly in front.0'
Sometimes it was a single feather
spray. which nodded: over the velvet
or 'brocaded crown. Again, it was one
of 1111,- manufacturod fantasies. The:
draped crowns were a feature of the
best looking 11.11... and there was a very
soft and becoming effect lent by the
gilexible, Shirred or failed crowns,
Crocus Carrot: Cake.
Rub four good- sized, cooked carrots
through a sieve, add two tablespoon
rule of sugat, the grated rind and
-well«beatcn yolks of four eggs; three
‘1abiespoonfuls of melted butter, and
of salt. ‘Poura into
small baking tin that has been lined
cold, out in
sueoesrs COMBINATION BRIEFS '- '
ON mama PA8T Auctions MEET
i
ELM CITY. >
At the semi-annual meeting of the.
Past Archons‘ association improved;
IN THE
Congrelaman Hill Wants Connecticut
Manufacturer: to get Together.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. ~Uonnecti
cut industries will file cooperative
joint or combination briefs with the
ways and means committee protecting
against tariff reduction, ii Representa-
ttve E. J. Hill's advice is followed. Mr.
Hill suggests that the manufacturers
in one line get together and prepare a
brief; those in another line do like
lwise, and so on. Mr Hill says he
!fears that the Democrats will pay little
attention to Conn. mauufactnt'cis'
hall, New Haven, Saturday night
These officers were elected: Presio';
dent, Thomas 11. Cox, New Haveu;5
vice president, W. 11. Pond, Hartford;
secretary and treasurer, Charles Po-
terson, New Haven.
The third annual banquet followcdi
the meeting, taking place at the
Hotel Davenport with 67 prosent The:
gutst of honor was Supreme Seer
taty Frank E. Palmer of Baltimore-.1
trequest or protests anyhow 1"“ he '1“er Addresses were made by Alternate
[not want their case to be by default. 139mm. Supreme Archon I). 0' Mm“
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iP'l !~ p. h l P" i ford; \l'lli‘l'od Bodwcll. South Nor-
‘ lalfiE't' Indiunik‘llcglutmcnt Evillgcst'ir: “7111‘; Deputy Sulll‘eiile Organizer W.
Blind, Blending and 11011111; p.105 I, ah H. 11111101111 01‘ Camden. N. J. W. J.
'figs1glenuiigglxtslraanfiiw-Emildmnltur2312: liard pleased with recitations and
‘Wililtimn 111.11.... 1511.; (Summit is 1110- sonata Yule and Quinniplnc of New
rarvd for P110» and itching of the private ilavcn, Whitney, of Hartford and the
iv mm Dmggis‘s’ “mu m and 311111 (10110111ch of Meridcn, Waterbury,
Bridgeport New Britain Norwich
mums MFG (10.. Props. Cleveland. 01111
For sale by the Clin‘ord Pharmacy.
stalcn when ho was four vents old 11.11.11.111... ~14, a life convict of the Slate
never been learned, although num'bcr iprison hug been pardoned after gory.
less clues from all sections of the coun-
try and iaurope were followed by detec-
tites employed by the distracted par-‘
cuts. “
:ing 1w onty- live and onc-hhif years. and
left Saturday for his sister's home 111
3:1N1W.ic1scv.i.ntcr he will return to
,ithls city, whoro he has been promised
Eemllloymcnt. lie was convicted in
TAYLOR’ PARDONED’ LEAVES I11117 of complicity in the murder of Mrs
PR'SON '11111 x'nrcl. Ernst a New Haven store
NEW HAVEN, Doc. iii-James F ikcepor
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which may be trillnstcd to suit the
face of the wearer.
shows the crown pulled down into a
point at either side.
That fur is one of tho fads of the
salmon was clearly indicated by the
quantities of it used in decorating the
fashionable headgear. Any one who
owns a bit of for, even though it may.
1:1: only a scrap' should. utilize it in 4
some way this season. it requires only
a scrap to make one of the cars which
adorn some of the high priced huts.
1111111111111011, there are the hands, the
quills, wings, algreltes, cabochons and
scarves, all made from fur—~suble. er-
mine, fox, mole, seal and civet out.
Groton. South Norwalk. Danbury, A11-
Order of Hoptasopbs in Odd FellowsI i '
itonin, Seymour and. Winsted were
'ainong those represented. ,
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Signature of . ‘ I
MAJORITY RULES. /"
“i won‘t defend a man \thIn I be-
lieve to be gdilty”
"Now my boy,” said the older law-
yer, "you mustn't set your judgment
1111 against that of the majority. I
have defended plenty of man whom i
believed to be guilty, but the jury 1i..-
cidcd otlicrwisc."——-Kansns City Jour-
11111.
A 80011 add pays best in the best serrated or straight edge will be new» moons and as many teaspoons will be
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BRANDEGEE ON CONiNilTTEE
Will ancatigate Alleged Foreign Gov-
ernment Tobacco Monopolles.
Senator liraudcgoe is a, member of
‘tbo congressional cmumlssion that
has been organized to investigate the
question whctbcr there is It combina-
tion 1111101111,.foroiau govurnment tobuc
1'0 monopolies or buyers for such 1no~
uopcllos in this country to keep down
the price of American tobacco. Those
foreign monopolies socurc most. of
.ihcir lobnct'o from American grmvcrs
and for years it is charged they have
held down the price, have refused to
compete with 11111111 other. and general-
ly given evidence of an agreement or
understanding. The commission is
determined to ascortaln the truth
about these clmruea.
’ 1Sonnlor Martin, of Virginia, has
been chosen chairman of the commis-
‘111011 and he will appoint a soretary.
The commission will then got busy
collecting statistics, giving hearings,
examining witnesses and employing
exports in an effort to get the facts.
'The undo and commercd'snd labor de-
partments will help the commission
in its work of studying prices, market
conditions. the demand for and sup
'ply or tobacco, crops, etc. The Job
may take a year.
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For Baked Fish.
When linking fish lay a piece "of cot-
ton cloth, which has been well greased“ .
on thtflaottom of the pan; .then'put the
fish on this, and it can be lifted out
pick and a. kitchen
shaker, all should be included.
easily. without sticking to the pan,i W"
when done-Mother's Magazine. The ordinary, inexpensive toaster,
i
will. if beat is properly
Handy Things in the Kitchen.
The well equipped kitchen knot'
necessarily the one that contains?
most of the new contrivnnces. It is, A rotary “0‘” sitter is the lies .tkind,
rather the kitchen in which all the ac
cessories have been selected with care
as to fitness and quality. if the
housewife would have lusting satisfac-
tion, only the best should be consider—
ed. This does not mean the most ex-,
pensive. For example, one of tho noc-I
essarles, the potato masher, gives thel
best service when of the cheap wood»
on variety- Such a masbc’r may be needed.
used for purposes other than that for‘ jumbics.
which it was originally intended. it to hold the
may be used to help make a tough hand.
expensive kinds.
for
says the Newark News.
nutmegs will be
steak tender or for Dressing fruit or. small one to be used when filling saltl
vegetables through the line strainer shakers, and small jars and bottles.
and another quite large. To protect
Among the necessaries are a ladlc,‘1hc table, it is, best to have asbestos
It skimmer, a basting spoon, two s1nall.mats.'l‘hrcc of these are sufficient.
'scoops a wooden lemon squeezer 11 ~—-——
'lnrge four-prongod fork to hold a roust' .\ wire frying basket
when it is being carved and 11 kitchen \el‘v usci‘ul article.
cuxving knife.
For stirring.,wooden spoons will be iiow;er in fact, any fruits or veg
I A Dover egg beater and a wire whim!
a wooden rolling; pin a flour drodgcr,.
an apple corer, a 1-01kscrew,an ice
salt and pepper
regulated,
make as good toast as any of the more
and a good one should be selected. A
bioad cake turner wil be found useful.
“not alone for pancakes, for it answers
admirably for turning an omelotte, 01‘
French toast. or potato cakes.
Many uses for it will be discovered,
A biscuit and a, doughnut cutter are.
The former will answer for
A nutmeg grater with space
found.
Two funnels will be needed—~11
is another
it can be used to
,adtantage when boiling whole peeled
Ipotntocs, or Brussels sprouts or cauli—i
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the Capital Labor Union will be
111 on Thursday evening.
foun-zi‘ 111011981, .111 acids do not affect tables, which do not permit of much
them. ,Some housowhce think that handling after they are cooked.
the haudcarved spoons will do better of 1111\- more delicate dishes, such a
work, believing that the shape is more swectbrcads or Inushr,ooms
prnticul than that of the machine out. not or be stirred with a tin spoon no
{1111: knife. and one for b1ead,w11h aim” is chipped.
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'iwo aluminum table,
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IYou don’t
hear of so
many people
hereabouts
having con-
sumption
nowadays,
since'
came into
general use.
Some Linoninc cures through the blood.
Puts rich, ,red Corpuscies
into the veins, warms
and strengthens the
body, soothes inflamed
membranen and nour-
ishes and heals the 11'"-
-tatcd lungs.
ed. tint-Th? ‘ At all Drug Sioresrflc, 50c, $1.
mornings WAYS
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. 5010 BY DRUlIfIiSiS EVERYWHERE
ANNIVERSARIES TODAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Owens and
Mr. and Mrs. Georgc W. ilrltto. of the
Norwnlks, are celebrating the second
nuil'ris'u'y of. their marriage today.
'l‘hry have the best wishes and con-
gratuiuiions of their friends.
CHRISTMAS
PACKAGES
A Splendid Holiday Sug-
gcstion.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause or the disease and the art of
adjusting the same. Disease is caus-
ed by 114 wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbl.
Chiropractors remove the couso oI
disease and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve a
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva‘
ture of the spine. You will never re
first giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatment: given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 Wmhlngton 81.. no. Norwaik. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School. the
discoverer.
It’s the useful gift that
pleases most-«so give
the woman of the house
a Carborundum Knife
Sharpfifer and the men
a Carborundum Razor
amp.
to
Washington 81. ‘ Buuth Norwoil-
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Ladies’ Felt Slippers
Men’s Raiston Shoes
Lovsa's
"THE PLACE"
Boys’ and Youtbs’
High Cut Storm
Shoes
$2 and $3
oLovaa's"'SHoE STORE
$100 and $1.25
L GLOVER'S“’THE PLACE
$4.00and $4.50
GLOVER'S THE PLACE
Men’s Slippers
501: and 2.00
GLO'VER'a THE PLACE
fl
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GLOVER's SHOE BTORE ,
Open Every Evening Until Xmas.“
A‘WO STORES
Norwaik. So. Norwaik.
Daily 1.1.1110 N V.
For FREIGHT Only
Weight Propeller: leave; Pier
28.311111 River, New York (foot
of Dover street). every day (a: ,.
115111 flnudayi at if p. in. Frolxht
, received at Nomalk up to 4 p.
In. and South Nth-mix up to 11:81! ‘
Norwaik Steamboat Company
imam .1. 81111111.
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‘ denominated“
Louisa.
Norwalk Chronicler