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,o Make Good Old-Fashioned Boa-l
Ragout of Lamb. . l
Cover two pounds of the breast of
‘ ton BakEd Beans. i l
, amt) with cold water and let simmer
mm” Merritt Farmer, cookery 9‘“? gently. Takeoff the scum. Pure and
ifthowomun‘slionieCompanioun slice six potatoes and three onions.
about "Good old-Fashioned, Pour boiling water over those and let
in the January number of mm‘ them stand closely cove-re: for a hall
cal. She says that the young; an hour. Then drain and add to the
keepers of today seldom make? meat with one carrot cut in pieces, a
-,f shioned dishes that were so“ piece of celery, parsley and seasoning,
‘ generation ago. She suggests AddtotliegravyETA SH Er masons
a. reason for these disues 11:4va Adv to the gi-avy one oupiul of cooked
' ”filled into disrepute lies in llie‘ileas and ””01“?” it With the .VOlk 01'
t carefully written rules for an egg-
ipre'poration are difficult to get; ,
fijfsho presents ten recipes i'ori Fem” Salad.
1‘. Following is the recipe: Bond, . Boil a. sufficient number of l’eneli
pea Beans: ”my, over roots in salted water. Chill thoroughly
threcl
fills of upon-beans cover with cold and heap in the center of a salad dish
and soak for se'berai hours .on lettuce leaves, and pour ovor it a.
' Peel a tomato as
1111!. in stewpaii, cover \vlth‘FrenCh dressing.
water, heat gradually-to the how you would an apple, taking care not to
. about] let simmer until skins break the skin. Twist this around to
at”: which is «best determinedfform a rose. Decorate the salad wun
king a few beans 0,, the tin of 3.] es of lettuce to form a spray.~l\ioutrc-
and blowing on them, when the this rose, using the small inside leav—I
"ins win burst ii’ sufficiently coked.‘ a1 Sta" l
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' owggng p32? Ixfifbfgf 1:13;; Chop all scraps of meat. Butter a
1?. remove a one-fourth inch slice, deep baking-dish. Cover the bottom
mm in bottom of bcaupot. Cutwlth cracker crumbs, than a layer of
itrough rind of remaining {Dork at one? meal, salt, pepper, butter and a dash
‘ inch distances. Put’beans in the; of ””5"!" Proceed in ””8 way till
it and" bury pork in beans, leaving‘ the pan is full having a layer or the
ad exposed. Mix one tablespoon-l crumbs on top. Pour over all a rich
"0' Salt, two tablespoonfuls of su-ipint of mAHKde bake 30 minutes.
nd two tablespooni‘uls of moms-‘r ~~~~~~~ ""
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a118, Bake ill’fl. slow ovrn eight! to all cal-us o: \sihmn. llronchiiis. am.
‘3 uncovering the last hour of ilic‘ ”HY V'l't‘“ _5“3l-' hi“ (‘l‘lllllllti "11131 0“
king, that the rind may hecomci (“"4” ”f Pm” 5‘ ‘m'
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For sale by the Clifford Pharmnvv
lution by agreement of stockholders,
, has been filed by the ‘Dwight Slate
Companyof Hartford through its (ll:
rectors, Charles B. Elmore and Rich-
ard A. Perry. All claims maybe sent
to the latter at No. 516 Asylum street,
Hartford.
,mfi may be sent to M. .1. lilies, No. ' The Hartford County Tobacco ,
,ulberry street, Hartford. Growers’ Association, IncorpOrated, of;
preliminary certificate of dissor East Hartford, has filed a prelim-l
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if you are going to obey the dictates
of fashion. have a woll~deiined waist-
line through tlio medium of the belt
or the girdle. 0t oOurse, it you affect
rather severe frocks. the belt should
he of leather, suodla or kid in black
and white, gray and tan or dark red,
moss green and taupe. Or, it you pre-
fer one tone in the. leather strnphhave
it ornamented with jewels or differ-
ent sorts mingled in an attractive de-
sign. says a writer for the Chicago in-
tor Ocean.
Black velvet ribbon interlaced with
black metal links, each one. tipped with
a. gel" pendant, makes an attractive
and unique looking belt, but if you
would have something very attractive
indeed, decorate a strip of white suede
with a pattern in seed pearls inter-
spersed with emeralds and have a kid-
ooverc-il buckle with enameled eyelets.
Equally chic and unusual are the bells
composed of a row of imitation came-
05 of large size conectcd «by a double
set of links and finished at the ends
with m’etalllc tassels.
Dodlcegirdles are considered cxccpo
tlonully smart and they undeniably are
attractive. One unique model has a
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bodice of black patent kid, shaped to.
the figure, and a girdle of heavy black
silk braid interlaced with double
strands of white kid and finished at
both ends with long black liess tassel
, in any col-or this model may ‘be attract-
‘ively worked out and it is especially
good in white with silver braiding.
\lrry pretty is a cash-girlie composed
of an Indian red [silent leather hull;
with an ivory buckle of oval shape at
either end, through which is run an
lndiun rod surnh snap with a three-
inrh-loni; fringed end.
liiigh girdlcs support the sashes that
are a feature ol’ many of the smartest
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agreement of stockholders,
through
Nathaniel Jones, William N. leanings.
,Wllllam K. Ackley, James 8. Forbes.
Fl. N. Phelps and Edward Handel, a
:inajority of the directors. All claims
;niuy be
sent
South Windsor.
to Nutliunioi .loncs.
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son. A considerable number of these
are of dire ribbon in satin moire or
taffeta and when not permanently ut-
taclicd to the waist band. are rolled
each time that they are worn. One ta-
vorlto method is to take a live—yard-
longr strip of ribbon, arrange it. into a
neat crush belt and at the back draw
the. ends throngh a rl‘ilncstono or iv-
Walnut Wafers.
beaten eggs two cupiuls of light brown
sugar and boat-with eggs, says the.
New Haven Journal Courier. Add,
four talilcoi'iooni‘uls of flour and a.
pinch of salt, mix well, then add one
cnpl‘ul of walnut meats. Butter pans
and put in a halt t-enspooni'ul of the
Dry bu0kl€ and allow them to fall ul« butter for each water, allowing space;
most do the hem of the skirt, li‘rom for amending. l
there they are drawn forward to the . 1‘
center front and tied in a huge ilat
bow. A second popular way of tying
it sash is to ripple it about the waist,
form it into a three-looped upright
bow at the left hip and allow one end
to fall like a streamer to lho‘ edge oi
the skirt.
Lace sashes are oi“ such an extreme
width that they sometimes compose
the. sole draping of a dancing frock.
Few of them are drawn about the
waist, nbut, starting from its lines at
back or sides, they are elaborately
draped in cross or loan effect. in the
very broad length of material is Wat
lean-planed and falls over the hack
of the shirt from band to hem.
It. saves time in packing school
luuclieons to do them always in the
same place, with the lunch napkin,-
purailln paper, sharp knife and paper,
nekius all close at hand. ‘
Brown flour to thicken the brown
'gruvies can be made by putting a pint.
of flour in a Dutch oven, with some
cool under; keep stirring 'constantly
until it is dark browu but not burnt.
if a porcelain baking dish becomes,
discolored on the inside, til] it \Vliil‘
buttermilk and lot stand for two days
and the acid in the milk will remove
all semblance of siniu.—-.\iontreal Siar.’
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i Some of the dimiiies, which are. to,
be found in remnant lengths very'
cheap, may be made into handsome
liCd covers; three widths are necessary
for the full size bed. says the Hartford
_ Dimity Cwera. .
THE SECRET TERROR.
The haunting tear of sickness and
helplessness is the secret terror of
the Working mun. Health is his cap-
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1m Md“) dis a?“ slip a n no Courant. The edge is usually finished]
sii‘cirgth and ilality. They lessen . . . _ . -.
, mm a irinsc or tancy bail edge trim-1
his earning c. pacity. Foley Kidney ‘
inlur.
l’ills bring back health and strength i” l
by healing the disease, They arc the “‘“‘~'
best medicine niiido for kidney and
bladder troubles. 'l‘lie genuine are
in the yellow package. Refuse any
substitute. For sale by all drug-
gists. ”
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For renmrlng old paint make. a lyc,
ion of water, apply with an old paint!
as it will burn. Wash off and dry,
well. i
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w l‘nlu along the back. (hardness, headache. and general
,Part or Finch 2...... and Old W- J- fibrils-Elli.“i~‘,’lf;‘.i"iiiiilii‘i‘iiil‘Sii’iid‘éil;
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GREENWICH,
Ilm' filll'rn)‘ use this remarkable combination oluuturo’g
"l‘hompsou Scion purchased ycziicrdiu'
m" Emmi herbs and roots. Asa tonic laxativoli has unequal.
Mother ilmy’s Ammntlo-Lcni‘is sold by ‘llru '-
plain or rmitby mail for fillets. finiulplc sgptxlfltl‘)
. ‘ . Add :1 l Ai H'Gru Co. .4) 0' . .
to tract of 31 acres of land on thr m ”‘Tw “I" y ‘ 5’
FLAGS 0N. POLICE STATlONS.
NEW YORK. lire. lR.r-~llcgluiiiiig;
tudur, every police. station in New?
York city must ily an Aincriann ling:
from 8 a. in. to 5 p. in. each day. Here
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‘l’cchsland road from the estate, of H.
ILouiso Finch, through the aditiinlnii'ir
fir-r. Hilbert W, Finch, and also 50.
lacros of land on the Chipboard Rlliilc
iroud, hackinu up to the l-‘incli estate.
[from Laurence 'l‘ininions. ’i‘he 'l‘ini- ‘ . . ,
,mmm properly WM i‘ormtrly ”H, W. fioi‘lli‘L-I the police rcsulaiions have rc-,
H. Wilson lurm. l’revious icporls ot' . uulrvd tho hoisting.r of tho ling on only
IIllr. Seton having iiurclmrmi ihu gone ”"37 “ ”“14““ mm" ”f ‘l‘uy'
Leonard farm and the Tuniuny pro; ~~~~w~~v--
pci‘ly prove to be inaccurate. An op-l
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tloii on lilt' 'l‘amuiiy properly hadl The New Silence
liven scoured, but it is uuzlrrstuodiDEFINiTiON OF CHIROPRACTIC.
that the arr-ease l‘cll short of the call » Chiropractic is the science of the
mute and this prevented the sale, ,cause of ihc disease and the art of
Mr. Sotoi) will at once start to lay indiustlug the some, Disease is icaus-
e . ‘ . . 'lll have led by a wrench. twist or sprain in
with“? n w estate “mm “,1 l )— ‘ lthc back. Even if done in childhood
enliuuree both on the (,ap mm m creates pinched nerves and pain in
Ridge road and 011 the Peekflllllld iinicl‘ lite in the different organs and
road, the latter entrance coming out ;“this? t ii i
. ‘ roprac ors remove to cause 0
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mm ”m mu portion "1’ u” i w disease and pain. health is restored
road built the past year. Mr. Much
' lln'omgh harmonizing the nerve aye.
rotuinn 37 acres adjoining Mr. Setups
lame in your body. Female troubles
possession on the north side or Peeks- slvlm special attention: also wcurva
land road, as well as owning a large
lure oi‘ the spine. You will never re
acreage on the opposite side of the
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
read. Magnetic treatments given also.
The portion of the Finch properly , , ,,
sold consists of woodland and T. ”RANUS. D- (1.
swamps, the latter portion of which
will be turned into a beautiful lake of
considerable size, being led by nat-
and springs. Part of the old Rhino
iloid railroad roadbed runs through
this property and will doubtless he
used as a port: of the main drive. “Mr.
Seton will erect a inOdern‘resideuce
upon the 'i‘immona portion of the pro'
party. {or his-'ovm occupancy.
«"Donu'a Ointment. cured me or
eczema that had annoyed me. a long
time.‘ min cure was parmauent."-~
lion. 8, W. Matthews. Commissioner
inhofidtulistics. Augusta. Me.
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Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverer.
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BODY ifir RECOVERED. .
WEBTPORT. Doc. 19.—-'l‘lie body of
Mrs, Frank ”Mills, wife or a laborer.
was recovered: from the Westport‘
river at 9:80 Monday night. fibehad .
dressed in her best clothesf a‘ short .
time before and thrown amen into;
the river. She was 48 yam of age
and left no‘children. She wars Widg
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HOME HELPS
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"To Clean Pewter.
tion you cannot do better than a thor-
ough washing in hot water, soap-suds
and borax and soda, says the (New l-la-
vrn (lournalullmirier. If there is no
coat of oxidation, a woolen cloth wet
with kerosene and a good brass polish
will "be effective.
Linen Shirt—Bag.
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To make walnut wafers arid to two: To clean pewter coated: with oxide-I
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TO DISCUSS RAILROAD DISSOLU-
TIDN.
SAN FliANClSCO, Dec, 'lll.—~Stock«
holders of the Southern i’aclllc Com—
paiiy received circulars asking them
to send proxies to the Southern Paci-
iio Stockholders' Protective Commit-
tee in New York.
The first step proposed in there
adjustment to be inhale by the decis-
ion of the United States Supreme court.
dissolving the merger or the Union
For a man. make a bus l0 hold two ‘ Pacific and Southern Pacific is the solo
or three clean shirts in a suit-caseof the ("antral Pacific Railroad to tho,
shaped like a long envelope with a Union pacific,
llup on the cnd,says the Mothers Mag-
when traveling. Gray linen is best
sales. Make it just large enough to
Bind-
cr than the linen and fasten the flap
by a. button. Embroider initials on
lien in white or gray.
Cheerful Kitchen.
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Attractive and convenient kitchen
surroundings have an inspiring effect
on any maid.
too large. it should be near the
tortabie height; the cooking utensils
arranged in the best possible position
for use; the kitchen should he cheerful
and well lighted—Winnipeg Free
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Oil for Linoleum.
To keep linoleum that has worn bare
from showing every track use in the
water that you wash it with any kind
with onc can 01‘ potash and half a gab} or oil, says the .iiineapolis Tribune. It.
saves a great deal oi" labor.
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The kitchen should not"
‘veniently placed and the sink a com-‘
CAST'OR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Signature of
WOMEN’S CRUSADE HALTS.
NEW YORK, Dec. l9.———The women’s
crusade for forcing lower prices of
eggs. [butter and other produce was
brought to a temporary halt in New
York today by-ihe illness of Mrs. Jui-
as the,
brush and do not touch with the liaiids', lloor will need washing only Once '1'
week, and it also keeps down the dust‘
-.\ w-‘cri‘ullr.
inn Heath, commander-menial? of tho
movement. lHer lieutenants- declared
that she had broken down under the
strain of her work of the past ten days.
She expects to be ’back at her work
again in a week.
Qiiicuiasuéa s Pins
THE lllAhlllNl) BRA .
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Lndicn! Ask your Dru'ffipt for
(‘M-vhu.lor’el?inlmm lflmd
l'liln in Rid and Gold liirtnllic
_ boxes. sealed with Blue Ribbon.
Take no other. Boy of _ 1.
hr at. Askfnrclll-Cil .B-TER'S
"IA 031” "RAND E.llal1§.fflr’£5
years it uown as Best. Safest, Always Reliable
Sill ll RV flpllfifii‘iTQ FIIFDVWHFDG
ALLEGED PRlZE FIGHTER HELD.
muncnsron'r, Dec. 19.-George EE- ‘,
lord, of this oily, for whom a bomb ,
yesterday by. i - .
Jlld'ée (‘asr in connection with a prize ; f
\Vlil'l"llli was issued
light alleged to have boui held
Sil'fliffli‘il, last Animist, appeared
court yesterday and was held for a
hearing at a later date in bonds of
$1,000. The bonds were furnished:
tllllllll llllill
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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
a Carborundum Razor
Strep.
CHAS. E. new
Washington St. ' South Non-wail!
ALUMINUM
WARE
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- Nat-indium [throws ‘
. 1 Fresh Stack ,
High Cut Storm
Shoes
$2 and $3
GLOVER’S SHOE STORE
5 Ladies’ Felt Slippers
$100 and $1.25 '
GLOVER'S THE PLACE
Men’s Raiston Shoes
$4.00 and $4.50 '
GLOVER'S THE PLACE
Men’s Slippers
500 and 2.00
~GLOVER'S THE PLACE
Notice
1 GLOVER'S SHOE STORE .
Open Every'Evenlng Until Xmas.
TWO STORES
Norwalk. So. Norwalk.
and urea .r.
f For rumour Only
Weight T’ropeuers leave Pier
28. East River, New ‘York (loot
of Dover street), every day (or
cast Sunday) at .3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk-un to 4 p.
in. and South Norwalx up to 5:30
p. in.
Norwaik Steamboat, Company
Mining J. smith. L O. c. Housman.
Lesion. General About.
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