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'cleun and disjoint it good sized fowl.
"ti o and appetlzing way to Wash thoroughly, cover'hv'ith cold W3»-
oiled mutton is individuai‘ lter and simmer gently until the flesh
rename these molds sotte11‘.lu ready to drop from the bones. Wit .11
halt? done season with salt pepper,
celery salt and one small onion stuck
with two or three cloves. When the
chicken is periectly tender, remove
all the skin and bone and shred the
meat in good sized pieces. Boil two
or three eggs‘hard, ecol¢nd cut in
'thin slices. Remove all fat from the
chicken gravy. then ‘boil down to about
a cup. Moisten the meat with: this.
then pack in layers in a well buttered
1 mold, arranging slices of egg over each
dayer. Cover with'a plate and set :1
'weight on it. Stand in a cool place on.
sat and serve. til next day. Cut in slices 111 (1 ar-
hleken 11‘. Salad Substituted range on lettuce leaves.- Mayonnaise
. .‘dressing may be used over it.
1 'H
t cucumber juice, obtained
(a. and» straining cucumbers,
,, ? ting. .Stir until dissolvod,
in and pour over a pint or
cold boiled mutton highly sen-
"ion juice and stir the whole
9 individual moldsor small
' cine firm. Then mold each 011‘
‘u— &
MA ‘WINS.
'It was at the dinner taste and the
hostess addressed her husband‘s
brother:
a'nufsciurer and club mm: 11 “Do have another piece of pie, Wil-
lows in Co. 1. 211.1 infantry, c. , “m"
s is the compuy from which “Why, really, his almndy Md i'w"
Proudman recently resigned buttilt‘a so good Ibclieve I will have
' 1 , , ano er."
__-which seveial members ”HQ. he! Mother's fl winner!" said
little Frank. excitedly. "She said
she‘d but you'd makes pigor your:
self."—-Harper's Bazaar.
Foley’s Honey and Tar Com-
always on hand, and you can
head of! a cold by its prompt
Ayer’s Samapariila
Changes tendency toward disease to
tendency toward health. No alcohol.
Sold for 60 years.
1
Ask Your Doctor. J o A” “”0“
Lnlvt'il'. ”Mum.
s the inflamed air passages,
the cough. and may save a big
estimation Velveto’l’n savor.
Chameleon vowels 111's prominent
uniting the new materials for afternoon
howns and evening toilettss. Qt the
softest and most facile texture imag-
lnabie in exquisite blendings of violet
and rural or old blue, prune and yel-
low oi- copper and Nile green, they
lend lhcmsci cs readily to the draping
schem't-s 1.1‘ the int: .111 mode in skirts
When u jupon lies in apparently care-
lessly arranged was about figure or
has its lines blokes by a loosely drapc
ed broad sash of matching material
partially merging with the train, its
texture must needs be yielding. And
that is_ the distinguishing characteris-
tic of the chameleon veivets writes 8.
P111“ :1 at: ricrp 1138‘; it oi‘ the Chicago lu~
teruOCean.
The same compli mcnt may be paid
to a nme‘ty velvet having a finely rib-
bed grounding bro i:- ‘ed with large
iiowers 111.! to new tadctan. moires.
satins and crqics do chine having pat-
terns. that are prt' initiently outlined in
ordH‘ to ur will u the ra'. 'sed appearance
of the deal ’11s on the ilzured vowels.
this matter h 1w 1-: ant may be the thin
vclvei or the hr.» u 1d slant, it Is cor-
iuin to have a fuse facing of broad-'
cloth, ser'e. enslnuerc. or some other
worsted material which will weight.» it
down without melting it look'ntlff. The
effect must invariably be soft, yield-
ing and clinging and also scant)’.
Scoutiness is a grievance voiced by
more than one English matron posses-
ed of tluii’ty i1 lIiIti-l along with a land-
able ambition to be smartly embed
“Now that only four or live yards of
minoriul are needed for a. gown. " she
stumbles “your great couluriers do-
muud prices as extortionute as ever
they did when twice or th1ioe as much
. s
_
disupcured'lmmedlately' without ienv- 3
ing a trace of her whereabouts.- Her
husband sought aid from the state and
, with Donate Vinroito, George" of the men iipci him off and using
no and Mrs Murraret (llorimi' 11: Chicago be searched the Italian
'13. a. Plainville gill.'1‘he stutc' quarter till he found the men he want-
cnding a search that has been ed. They will be char; red with alitinc !'
I316. _ ., . tion and the federal courts may take:
Mastro was married lit-1'. :3 :111- -:i a band under the Mann law.
«A «low 1...
he, ~11" . um, .11.;
,‘r/r‘ a ‘1'»: sum «’1' N‘s-W .- 'm align a’wlutuI/gw/‘r/n/nv/nVIw
-‘1"\.I'}“\‘I\“I‘ ‘n‘xfix as -\‘\"\“ ‘~‘\. .-\‘\I-'\ith-'\- ‘1‘ I\.' ‘I ‘1‘ flu:'\.‘\fi\¢1'\h\‘\‘
velvet or satin; or silk who being used. '
This type airshopner from John Bull's
island does not realize that it is the
supreme sartorial art of our couttiriers
that she is asked to pay for rather than
for the materials or the costumes upon
which that art is serenaded.
Most oi! the afternoon gowns are by -
isbly trimmed with 111m. It is not un-
usual to see broad bands of fur border—
ing the bottom of n 1911111, '“hohbling‘
it above the knees finishing the elbow
sleeves of its accompanying bodice,
edging its Medici collar and worked in
to narrow epauiets. '
A grande dame of the old reginre
wore a raccoon-bordered velvet tinder-
skirt and a kneelength. sleeved tunic;
or Russian blouse 0: silver gray veivetfl
outlined with the some sort of fur. The
front of the blouse fastened from the
left side of the collar diagonally to the
front center of the hips in an entirelv6
novel manor. A cording of antique sil-,
bar tinsel outlined a series of deep
ly curved scallops buttot'iholed to ill
over tiny gun metal buttons. The ef-
fect of this costume was chic to a de
gree, yet delightfully simple and the
some at refined taste. I
Raccoon is one of the fashionabk
pelts which a very few years ago were
considered too commonplace and too
cheap to be positihle for anything save,
a motor coat lining. 'But now that the;
once despised clvet cut. undyed and}
easily recognized. is being exploited
tor the beauty of its distinct white
markings on black raccoon holds on
honored place in fur maria.
«net at present, the tailor-made trel-
teur suit is occupying considerable oi-
tention for It Is the stand- -by moraine;
crest costume of the average Puiisicr ‘
us. The materials most in demand for
these costumes are piece dyed aibeiiu 3
es, rott ratinee. neppod WWW“ liho
'85:lced Beef Tong-us.
Wash ci'e'an and neatly trim a large
fresh ibeef's tongue; then drop into
boiling water to cover well. Add lump;
of salt and a pepper- pod. Cook gently' cup of cider vinegar and simmer untll‘
. the liquor has been evaporated tuinhrg
will a silver fork, adding boiling water. the tongn'e frequently.
until the tongue can be easily pierced
w’uyl/n' w 'HI-w/ tmr' obit-rm!“ a
,1 , it
.11. '
'Put again on the tire in 1:. clean sauce-:
pan add tour tablespoontuis oi sugar,
one tablespoon each or ground allsnice
and cloves. One cup oi: water, half :1.
Chill on ice.
from time to time until needed. Then out into very thin slices and garish
take out of the pot. and peel off skin. 1 with sliced lemon and parsley.
.1
MORE POSTAL BONDS SOLD. .
WASHINGTON, Jan 2. ~A chock fur
31074380 was sent to the Treasurer
of the United States today by Postmas-
ter-General Ritchcock in payment for
mental savings bonds or the last issueIDuiiy." this has a familiar sound.
which have been applied for by deposi-
tors in the postal savings banks of the
country. The bonds have been issued
twice'a year since July 1, 1811 and
postal savings depositors .hav'e sub
scribed fora total of $2,389,120 or the
four issues.
More than four-illibs. of the amount
of the last issue of bonds are in the
registered form. Postcmce oiiloiuis
state that this indicates they
merit.
"I’m going to dabble a little in
stocks to buy my Christmas presents"
“But suppose you lose?"
"in that case 1'" have a good ex-
cues for not making any."
nus Wilt tiniest 1.11.11.
N61119: Gray’s Sweet Powders for Chi!1i11111.o
Certain relief for Foyemhneu. Headache, l‘ol
fitomacb. Toothin Disorders, move 11ml inguiuic
the bowels and my Worms. 'l‘iu-y break 1.1
«wide in bi 11mm! The, are so pleasant to Q11:
taste Children like them. Over io.ti(u:icrt‘u1nn!b.
thus by“ Mothers for 98 “you" They now fitil.
Sold by 811.111 ile mailed shun.
Address.
signing-oi. Olmsted!» or. N. Y.
wan” M4
1.
"What can Iwrite to Mr Penn in mogo used for mens b“ sincss suits.'u1ost nupular entertainers of' the 'i‘win
answer to his request for an honest wide wale diasonfllfi and "110k tweedsimnet
opinion 011.1113 recent articles? They
are as heavy as lead. ”
“Then Just tell him his articles car
ry great welghi"~Bnltinioru Amcri
c.1111.
A good 11d. pays best in the best
my pm‘
WELL- WIFBY
11- wna Luca
THIS —--~9
iWRS FIT WORKON Pi PLHNKr-TWENTY '
STORIES HIGHI~WHEN- BEG? IT soars—-
l.".M.«
AND WHILE I Wfifi UNCONSEIOUSV
[THEY POURE LIQUOR INTI:
I’MfiTO BRING ME W I *-
steam—1111 ,
“I2 1 In I! A‘
. (tfnlt/
' g 111-111 111 the state odlesrn'imd; other
high atheists oi the 0rd "
backed with Scotch plaid or English
istricture They are exceedingly simple
'in cut and trimming
W...
W. R. Fox. 195 W Washington St.
thdiicsville lnd.. says :. "After sufftu-
'Jng many months with kidney trouble,
«after trying other remedies and pre-
'.scriptlous i purchased 11 box of F0161-
1Kidnezy Pills which not only did me
more, good than any other remedies i
ever used but have positively set my
‘kiducya right Other members of my
‘family have used them with similar
Iresults.‘ Takes at the iirst sign of
ikidney trouble For sale by all drug~
aisle. in
M...“ Maw...”
AN ACTIVE 1913 PLANNED.
”W...
South Norwaik Goodall, Knights at
Columbus, Gives Smoker Jan. 1th.
lemmencing with the New Year,
flouih Norwnlk' Council, Knights or
Columbus. will begin what pruuilsea
to be a season or great activity, and
the member. are anticipating storm
1:! progress and prosperity under the
guidance of Grand Knight William F.
Tammany. The council is new set-
tied" in Its quarters in St. Joseph‘s
school building. ‘Tho lodge or meet-
ing room is on the second noon-sud
in'tbo basements. large hell he. been
titted up at: 11, “social" room. Hero
will he held the smoker and ma tour-
naments. one first of a series of open
meetings or smokers will be held
Westley evasion next. January 1th.
1913. lilacs member of the council is
permitted to invite two blends. Ad
dream, musical and vocal selections
will incite up the program; fibrin:
the winter it is planned to have up
mentions. A 111111.13 event
the members of the order who are
of the insurance class are congratulat-
ing; thcnmelves that owing to the
strong financial condition of the or»
annizaiion, upon the recommendation
of the actuary. the Dt'ccmber assess-
ment has not been levied.
. ...., -. ..,‘....__~.. WA...
If You Value
Your Eyesight
it you wish to enjoy easy read-
ing in the years to come. satiety
yourself as to your glasses new.
We give you the servicedof an ex-
perienced anllstmxrnduaie phy-
inn-«without charge. '
THAMER-
Dilution: and Opticians.
87 Atlantic square. Damion], at.
been but. Evenings. let. to Yours.
“mans“..MA... .0.-.
. have?
been purchased for permanent invest-Q
ALUMINUM
{WARE
eraser commas-toms DUFFY.
City of Norwalk'o Streets ,leen‘ a
' Thorough cleaning. '
“Street Commissioner Edward F.
it
is perhaps a welcome sound more than
anything else, for "Eddie" is indeed a
gb'OOd ,atrcet men.
Bright and early yesterday he was
spotless city.
cart, brooms, and: plenty of water, the
[brick pavemeuisof Wail street were
E soon as clean as our kitchen floors. The
,sun shone upon them and was reflect
ed.
gnot ccnee with his New Year's work.
:llis resolutions are good and he will
{live up to them beyond a doubt. En-
iei'uy marked his previous duties and
:ctiicicncy niao aided in making him
"the best little highway man ever."
BEFORE AND AFTER.
First Bachelor Maid—~l’d rather have
a marriage certificate than a college
diploma, for it is so much easier to
get.
Second Bachelor Maid-True; but
think or the work alter you get it.—
Judge.
ctiicnssrsns rats
11'
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Lfidi'eol Ash 3
it fir
l rhea-tori! lei-mu '
I 1
l'liia ill [Ir-I but! “oh! 1;“ ‘d'
law. sealed \rllh ‘Iiiuo
'1'"! ":a'h'fi't ('I'fi 051'“?
or ‘
111.1 cm: I'i'mnni 1.1.1 'h'f'e'l'e'“
yearslsum nntlirii. 5:11:31. Alasttileiisbie
SOID BY DRIJGIIISIS EVERYii’iiEilh
We Represent
First Class and Prompt Paying
FIRE iNSUllANCE
COMPANIES
J. M. Layton & Co.
(11111.1
Real Estate and insurance.
5 Railroad Ave. sooth Norwaik ?
it the assortment at time was
‘ in dismal. dairies sail
out with a gang to make Not-walk the '
With the sprinkling '
Commissioner Duffy's shorts will ,
1133.9
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.\W e». not}: wit-M12311» «11'.
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W’H/fljfl'iflr/fl L: at: twine f
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shun 0M\‘\&\fl'\\‘\t u
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'JANI‘I‘OR FOUND DEAD lN EMPTY
" T SCHOOLROOM. ,
emanation. Jan. l.--—Missing me
several days, Joseph F‘. Morison was
found dead at West Middle school lash
night. His body was stretched across
uwo chairs. The room tightly closeti
had been filled with gas (scoping from,
is disconnected then. or 111.19.11.11
. cal Examiner Knight is tryinr to d
tornrlne whether Mortiudu committed
suicide ‘
The‘ opportunities of Sentinel i‘. .
Columns are oftentimes wort thy of
careful consideration.
For Coughs ard Golds
Even Stubborn Bronchial cough.
Yied to rats wont .. .
Pneumonia germs svnrm to tho
vict. 111 or a co 13h cr co d-l. lNONiYB
Prevents Reunionia
by overcoming weakness and iortfy-"
in); the membranes against germs. it. ‘
‘ illls the arteries with rich new warm, ,
vitalizing blood. curing coughs, even‘
stubborn bronchial coughs, and re-'
iieving colds. no matter how deeply
seated. it is a remedy thousands all
physicians use in tlieli piivate brace ,
lice and is tree of alcohol and arch
venous drugs.
Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion, Linonlne,
Is the only Linonine. Avoid substi-
totes. -
- All Di'uggistsm'lhc, 50c. $1.
New York. New ' '1
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD-
TIME TABLE.
in Effect November 24, 1912.
m
sou’ru NORWALK TO new ironic.
A. .\i.«l;20x. mm. 5:4111. 8:09. '
11:51. 1:21:11. 1141111, 11:17:. 8161:.9i16n'
9:37. 10:20:, 10:46:. 11:38:.
P. M.wl'.!:t'13:t. 1:03. 2:503. 3:537.
iztllx. 5:311. Bzfitlx. 6:40, 8:5“. 7:181,
1:12;, 9:139» 10:45.
Duncan. 5
A. M.—-12:tilx, 6:09x, 5:4“. 8:“.
10:20x. 3 '
r. hip—12:53:, 1:311. 1:501, 621$.
513811. 7:00;. 7:12. 7:52:. 8:211, 9:68;,
10:11:. »3 .
NEW YORK ‘I‘Ow IOUTH NONWALK,
8: 80:. 815511, . 9:153, 10: 022. “It“.
11:. ll: 08 :
P. Humid 08:. 1: 05. 3: 011:. have.
8:30:11. ii: hilt. 42291:. 6105!, 5:1“
5.26. ii: 01:, ii: 081:. ii: 001:. 8: 10:, 9:“,
11:01:11. 11:30. 12: 00:1 “
Quads».
A. “rs-Cl 311. a 11x, 1:01:11. 1o.m'
111003..
I'- “Went“, 1" 02‘» ”IM ‘3 0*
6: 011. 7:143. 8: Elia, 11:10:. 181303.
e
IOU‘I‘H NORWALK TD NIVI
113:1. Iii' 88:. 11:11:. litd'l.'
1'. 11.41.1111... 1:20. 8. 1411:. 8131*.
1:111:11, 11111. 11115:. 6: 111. 1‘: 11:1. 1.
8188a. 10} has. 11116.
" locum ,
Wli‘m 1:171; 73 ‘8} '2“
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