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'the remulnderol the. quail.
n‘bmwn bouillon for a long, time.l
butter and flour. Stir in.
on until smooth. strain, season!
breasts and make dumplings:
a stuffing oi" the livers and
, pork, the yolk of an egg, ‘salt.l
9. and a little lemon. Stuff s'ix
it this, put them in a stewpan,
tied «with two oi browned flour;
‘ the birds for ‘10 minutes;
bme slices of bread, stand a
each and pour sauce over all.
' Roasted Goose.
elect a young bird; sluge and
"p QWipo inside and out with a
in cloth. j‘iil the cavity of the
_ with mashed potato seasoned
iii" brainy, sage, scraped onion, cel-
s‘alt, pepper and butter. Rub the
de‘vwlth butter and flour. Then
' 'ri‘or turkey, basting often
. rippinus in the pan. If sage
”he, in. the stuffing. omit it‘vfromz
gravy—Ladies World.
‘ Peéan Cakes.
is two‘ eggs, one cupful of brown
one half‘cupful of flour. one
or teaspoonful of salt, one cusp
: ambntul of baking‘powder and
cuvfuls of chopped pecans. Make
MNDON, Dec. 18.——~ resolution of
'6! appreciation of the late Am-
, or's character and nubile scr-
, LWaa passed yesterday by the
°' nan Luncheon Club, which is
fipd‘bod‘ of representative business
' professional men and of
.. 'Whltclaw Reid. was theonly}
erary member. '
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‘tcon minutes in a moderate oven.
gem-pans, lay hair a pecan on encILi
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To the hundreds who live in tur-
soup “we“ and stew gently nished rooms—mlet~ us make this sug-
hour: take 0“” the birds “'3 gosiion: if you are not'perfectly cou-
‘iiiiyenne' one ”“9590“ or'tent with the accommodations that
. _ hire sauce, one tablespooniare afforded you, seek through Scn~
niuicepne tablespoon 0’ butter”: tinei Wants to find a furnished room
that will suit you better.
treatments fair trial.
Drugglsts
your money if you mink you have not line. inking Its color from the price “was of black
.been‘bonolited, and on that basis evfi less ruby and another in the term blouse styles.
ery Cotarrh victim in South Nor-walk cotton tint Which blends with the for the collar
very day.
l—lyomoi is a soothing, healing nnii-, colors. is that called “treated grape."
Septic air made from Australian h‘.
BWWMEI
illlill uuul
if you,really want to get rid of vile? men who have dol
(‘ntarrh why not give Booth's l-lyomelliailored suita’on account of the mild cut on tile lines of the Russian blouse are Iii-tilt.
_ lwenther. Amonlglho new "3d $01198. or iaunty cutaway. One of the most
are authorized to refund now so stylish, there is an intense admired costumes at the horse show
velvet in the Russian or glass tolls are VGI‘Y‘ 800d. 88 Onelthe fire occurred. Luckily there was
“Black lynx was used can scent a glance it the contents fil‘einothing aboard except a large amount
and also for the cpflfi' “Willis 10"". The porcelain kinds illlof bagging, and this was still burning'
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Shall it be a suit of cloth or velvet?“ The skirt was straight and narrow,
E’l‘his is the question that in perplcx: as are all the inshlonable skirts this
“log many it feminine tlnind. There winter, yet. it was not. so tight as to
are sum any advantages in either of cause the wearer to walk with mine-
RUb one quarter 07 a pound 01’ 'beer‘tbcso fabrics that one problem resolv- lug steps.
It, cayenne and white 139mm} ' drippings into 0““ pound 0t “0‘”- Add on itsoli‘ into a purely personal one. tum of fashion that skirts shall rench
,. 'two heaping twblespooniuls of one“: If n woman already possesses a cloth to within an inch of the ground often-
lone tablespooni’ul 01' baking powder, 1 suit which may be made wearable by, timestas close as half‘an inch, this
limit cupful 0‘ hot milk, one cupiul 1110- a low up-to-date alterations. she will was diulte long. The narrow silhou-
‘lasse and one half ”ui‘ce‘Of ““3““ make a wise'choicc of selecting a soc-xette was further retained by a band
Mix these Ingredientfi we“ilond suit of velvet, but the woman of opossum fur edging the skirt and
upped fine with a little buttery! pour the butter ”"0“ we‘l'fireasef‘ ”3“" who must depend upon one suit for extending at least six Inches up from
and bake it in a “1°“th oven for half. fair and stormy weather will iind the the bottom. The coat fastened-«witch
“.‘suit. of cloth. tar more swtistactory. large smoked pearl buttons and ex-
No hard and ‘iast line can be drawn tended well below the hips.
betwaon the suits of velvet and those of the for, about two inches in width
of cloth. There are cloths quibo dres- outlined the side. fastenings. though—
sy enough to be used for handsome it did not extend around the bottom
reception costumes and velvots which of the coat, as Is sometimes the case.
In deference to the dic~
A strip 1
may be fashioned into the simplest The collar was a close. high one of he
and severest of tailored costumes for fur, and there were also cuffs of the
the street during the morning prom- some vtur.
enade hours.
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The suit of cloth even when it is he €001! 808188-
vFor the cloth suit, such moterlals vorely tailored, has a. strong rival in and the ounce mar
as velours do laino, zI-heliue. peau do the velvet costume, says a New York seen.
lsouris, and the boucle goods are the Tribune writer. Many of the smart- will help to make for uniform result'S‘rear wheels. Thovehicle is insured ‘ am willing to testify .0 their merits.”
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11', In oncoming butter for cake, but-
termilk exudes from the butter, drain;
it off before adding the other in prod-i
ients. '
A delicious filling for tomato salad is;
t0 iill the tomato shells Wm) mincedf, STAMFORD, DEC. 181E. M. GOU1d~
pineapple, celery and chopped nuts. en's big motorvdellvel‘y
kilo. with umayonnlsc and garnish with Ecompletew destroyed by fire yester- l
. .day, at 10:27 a. mi, on Stillwatcr ave— ;
A very attractive garnish for salads“? near Stillwator Lake, spent two
is mayonnaise jelly. ’ i
is added to the mayonnaise and “‘enitruck was driven by James Patrick;
the dressing is allowed to harden. CutlAs it neared the top of a hill, the?
Melted gelatin ;
uto cubes as one would uspic jelly. l
Chopped celery. potato and apples:
hanks“: gooddsalail'conllbinatior; .591” ‘linmes. .The gasoline added to the}
e w any rose “3' '5 par cu “r‘lmight of the flames, and when the'
ly nttracrivo if naslurtium is used as
it
granish.—-Hartfopd Times. -
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An important essential is a pair of
it should have a scoop
A measuring glass aildWASllOOil‘
most fashionable until even at those est velvet suits are fashioned on the in baking.
date they are. appearing in new shad- cachet to the cloth suit. The skirts
Iought to start to banish Catarrh this, red the artist liesnrad
The most unusua
mous.
iings to arouse afresh interest of wo- or mean velvet guns may be plain or
shed ordering their slightly draped. and the jackets are tacles In which the various supplies firm of Norwalk. it was used for‘yenrs later and he said: “All that 1
[hauling furniture in all kinds of wen-Isa“, about Dean’s Kidney Pills when
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miles from the business center. They
engine suddenly backfired, and soon,:
the entire vehicle was a mass of:’
firemen arrived. in the chemical auto, I
frOm Luther... street, in answer to of
telephone alarm, the ~eniire top was
blazing. .
v“ Mr. Goulden said this afternoon;
that the cost of the truck was $3,500?
and it was-a complete 1035 except the I.
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for $3,000. , g
The truck was one or the largest.
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There Can Be No Doubt About the Re-
sults in South Norwaik.
iooulden'. $3.500 Van Destroyed at, Ream“; tell the mic.
All'doubt is removed.
The testimony oi” a South Norwalk:
truck was ’cltizcn can be easily investigated.
What boiler proof can be had?
Charles Schock, 39 Franklin street,
South Norwalk, Conn, says: “I suffer-
ed from kidney complaint for years.
Pains started in my loins, extending
Into my shoulders and head and if I
stooped or straightened quickly, sharp
swinger darted through my back,, al—
most taking my breath away. The
kidney secretions bothered me and [
was obliged to arise frequently at.
Seeing Donn’s Kidney Pillll ad—
vertised, I obtained asupply at Plais—
‘ted‘s Drug Store and I had used them
only a few days before my pains and
other difficulties disappeared. Dosn‘s
Kiney Pills cured trouble that was
becoming serious and consequently ll
(Statement given April '24, 1906.)
lie-Endorsement.
Now a word as to the kind of recap of this variety, made by the Barker; Mr. Schock was interviewed several
The glass jars with the aluminum,
ther, in city or country. The van
was going north for furniture, when
has made fa- of the long sleeves, which were set sqlmro shape With the Delft dcsignslwhen the firemen came back to the
lyptus and other nntiseptics; it kills. grallt‘nfiel‘ 1'1“? front MS ‘0“th it- dressy touch to the' bottom of the tents.
Cuiarrh germs and contains no pois-
onous drugs. Simple instructions for bids fair to supersede the brown and front to permit parted, freedom in
use in each package. Complete out-I gray admired costumes at a morning walking. Tllqslisilln-g was edger with Welly are neeapu tor flour and fiilgal‘,.{iO\W‘-€r engine is a complete wrcclm ,
concert recently Was a GIBSON” Smil' a band of lur. which likewise. extcild- if one would take advantage of ti
| Flint—z'lNiiRM-"fb’lv.“ii;i:.”
Dec. 18.——Inspectlon_ GRAFTON, lll., “ Doc. *17.—-A lire
HARTFORD.
‘sthy with Mrs. Whiteinw Reid of militia. companies under the miii~
“mix and a half cakes in shallow tit. $1.00; extra bottles. 50c. .
“” TN 's'P ECfi‘dNb‘FMl LlTl Aid“. "
lary law is previded for in orders 18-
sucd from the adjutant-gcneral’s of-
fice. today. Abscntees from n spection
certificate.
Advertise in The Sentinel
Green is still another color which con.
Ijwh‘irh broke out in tho/Staii'ord Mer-
cantile Company's building at‘ mid-
:nlght, destroyed the Stafford" Build-
‘the Grafton Bank and the Rachel lio-
wiii be lined unless excuses havefitel. and fro a time threatened to
been granted upon awmedical omcer's 1sweep the town.
4.
A good ud. pays best in the best
paper.
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"The shirt was slashed in the
Pi] around the bottom ‘oi‘ the skirt.
The black velvet hat was” such. in har~I
monious complement to the suit that.
it deserves description. The lines of
tho but were similar to that of the:
Russian turban, which is worn on ihoi
bend. the only trimming being two;
single sprays of canine feathers, worn
directly in front.
DANBURY. CONN.
Where the boat Hat: are made, I:
also the home of this famous
romedy— ‘
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For Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis
If you want conlirmauou of Lino~
nine's effectiveness (oven stubborn
bronchitis yields to it) write to any
one in llaubury.
Modiclns know no surer healing
agent for the inflamed mucous mem-
branes of nose. throat and lung new
uses than Linonluo, Used for l'éors
by thousands of people and highly
recommended by physicians.
At your drngzist’s (the trade mark,
as above, on every bottle) 250. lice, n.
PA)!
SAYS IN8URANCE GO. DIDN‘T
L088.
Anna C. Wiley, of Greenwich. has
filed a. suit for $2,000» damages in
the superior court against the Lon
don and mnoasnlro Fire insurance
company. alleging. that on December
18 or lost your she took out. a 32.000
policy with the defendant company
tor which shown now her mom
lees;- lmown so Bilihowood‘! on the
King's Highway in Greenwich, and
that, on -' December 28. the house was
destroyed by his toad nun all, or, the
shares .to hervbu‘t t
whose, churn: is 31.864.
, defendant
‘ arrived.
the
iwas practically consumed before they
Tile rear wheels and part
lpublicly renommendcd them some
years ago still holds good. iknow that.
they are the best kidney medicine to
be had and l depend upon «them to
keep my kidneys in good working or-
der
n
i of the new into the regulation size sleeve hole. are pretty. but they are more expelustntlon, at 11:41. The firemen usedl For ‘sale by an dealers. Price 50
A strip at this effective for finished site than the Blasskinds. fin-$1110" onela large amount of chemical on
non. which iii a clever imitation of the the opening at the side and added a. is obliged to open them to use the con-lump, but it was of Rifle use, as it . New York. sole agents for the United
cents. Foster-hillburn Co., Buffalo,
lStnLes. -
‘ Remember the nanlewDoan‘s—vand
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Two large canisters of 25 po’unds‘cn-Lof the frame are goOd, but the high- take no other.
wind it Is here that the greater part of {the loss is found,
MOURNFUL. . !
lcmmn sent her plato- back" three
times to be filled with turkey, and she
was helped bountiiully each time. Fin-
ally she was observed ;to look regret-
fully at lilo unfinished portion of her
dinner.
Uncle zlohn. "You look mourniul."
“That‘s just the trouble.“ said Eur
mu. "‘1 am morc'u full," and then she
wondered why all the others laughed.
«Youth's Companion.
When the vacant property grown
Ion expensive use a Sentinel Wool
Adv. and soil It.
The New Science
DEFINITlON OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain In
the back.» Even If done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different orgamond
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and «pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve 63'5-
toma In your’body. Female troubles
given special attention: also curva~
taro oi the spine. You will never to
first giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments Hilton
'r. mums. n. c.
94 wmmgton a... so. Norwaik. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer. ’
also.
"What‘s the trouble, Emma?" asked.
.. -~._s.
UNOONSOIOUS FROM GAS.
WiN’STED. Dec. 18.~.icrnes Quin-
inn.i aged fifty, of Torrington, was
taken frOm a local hotel to the hos
pital yesterday, unconscious from in-
haling gas. The supposition is that
{he accidentally turned on the gas in-
istead of the clectric switch on the
‘iight fixture. ‘
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CHRISTMAS
PACKAGES
A Splendid Holiday Sug-
gestion.
It’s the useful gift that
pleases most—so give
the woman of the house
a Carborundum Knife
Sharpener and the men
n Carborundum “Razor
Strep.
CHAS. E DOW
Washington at. South Nomlh
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LOVER’S;
" ' “THE PLACE"
-. Boys' and Youths’
High Cut Storm
. _ Shoes
$2 {and $3
GLOVER’S SHOE STORE
Ladies’ Felt Slippers
$100 and $1.25
GLOVER'S THE PLACE
Men’s Ralston Shoes
$4.00 and $4.50 ‘
Men’s Slippers
500 and 2.00
GLOVER’S THE PLACE
Notice
. GLOVER'S SHOE BTORE .
Open Every Evening Until Xmas.
TWO sronns
Norwalk. So.“ Norwalk.
unit... to N. Y. ,
wFor FREIGHT Only
Freight Propellers lonve Pier
28. Esatvaiver, New York (loot
at, Dover oil-eel)». every day to!»
cont sundsyl at 3 p. in. Freight
recoivod‘nt Norwalk up to 4‘ p.
”in. and South Norwalr up to luau
p“ m' , ' , > ‘ ‘ .- , , .
Notwnlk' Steamboat. Company '
Annl‘un J. smart. , , ‘0. 0. mm». _
l..n,nnn._ ‘ . cerium Mont.
gljiwiamqmsnj ' ominous: ma ‘
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