vcol, one pound or
c Red eggs, one telnl
I lemon rind Ith to.-
ect~.thcrbs,I lemon rind, pod
blocs; roll in this season-
loco of, veal, unduly in pull-I I
,. ulfernntely. layers of veal.
93' out in slices; one this in
t the dish and add two tut,
‘ water or stock. Line
I the dish with poetry 1h...
decorate with pastry; when
-d one cupi’ul 01‘ very good
stool: which about it become u'
on he pic is cold or two to‘ Ii!
or gelatin may be' added;
Willi pars! cy it served co -_-.-~~
cine Jaurnnl.
on and Creamed Fish.
one cup or llf‘d until it in
Mason it with a. little salt and‘
that put any sugar in itt
on in some water and when
“nosrly, done let the water boil
hill the remaining water is
ob. Remove the fish and from
1‘ make a. creamed sauce byl
little milk than stirring in]
I I11 flour to make it medium thick .-
oi'ish in small pieces and put it“
.. “.71....— fhwpv
-put in the rice, I condoning both as
Intuit us you like. Over the rice pour
m. ”"W‘I.
the remaining sauce Put in hot ochnI
and let bake for 20 Inlnutes and serve
Willie hot ' II. I. . .'
iii!) Sill-ill ill? GillIII
8018? iii I'Pli’il!
0neI dose IPnl'In' n Cold Compound
I Gives relief—£91119 in, I
low inure
”In...“
You will distinctly feel your cold
breaking and all the tirippe symptoms
leaving to t;r taking the very first
dose. I ~
it In a positive feet that Pope’s Odid
ICOlllliOtmd, taken every two houm. un-
til three consecutive doses are taken
will and tie Gm .42 9nd brook up the
most cove. e co d. either in the head.
chtst. but k, stomatil or limbs.
I I 9th slob... I
Young girls are finding the InnIIIninh
hirts moon of striped or plain nnsh
able sill: or crepe do china very much
‘ to their liking limit of the models are
absolutely masculine in the nebe'slty or
their lines. This. however, appeals toi‘mt'
the girl who likes to ciplcit the lntcst ,
‘ tad of fanhion.
Those who dislike the
”aw/n museum:
9‘ 0- ‘xflln‘
stld piece 01' paper or ollolotb. end
paint it over wt 11 gold or silver point; I
' boy‘s Needlecraft. if denircd; tints Indy
be added by using packogc dyes othrllt:
tenant colors. and the result is a very
handsome bond for trimming at small
"'T"'_"I
Boone Gowns.
New Kind 9! Shower
An aunt In! the bride-tube wished to
entertain the I12 girl blends of he:
niece. but was very mucli opponédt
the modern idea. or showers; no she
coronation not at table linen. stamped
table cloth and napkins with the men's
Iogram oi the engaged girl and sent.
5 one 1191115111 and the thread for work-
plainoss add 11 label of 11106 or a bow Even the indoor noun has 1'6" “16'1” to such or the girls. asking her to
lot the neck line. but the majority pro Influence of Mallory this Bosch; and! embroider it.
for “to wear the blouse as it is, with 9 ”10 draping in more 1008918 artistic b8- Comlmnlgg.I
simple fagtenlng of buttons down the cause oi the construction or the com: I
front says the Philadelphia. North .tini‘~
loan.
The buttons are or crystal white or
colored to match the blouse and stitch-
I cd with heavy white silk.
I A cape collar finishes the neck and! 13
most becoming to girls. it exposes the
throat in front and is comfortable. it
front. At the back there is ample
stripes are equally fsvored tor lesbian-
depth. .
Slate gray, bins. pink.
with the penning of kimono lines some
thing distinctly new is necessary
Crepe do come and; the jacquard
silo looks the bent lounging gownsvbo
cnunc they will stand careful launder
ins For those who like something
warmer the BO-Cillled French flannel
ocmceI
eId.
Mont lounging open are made on om-Icl‘ 1919,
width and, in some cases, considerable Ditto lineodhstln to say. with the raised! MUS.
‘ waist line. as one docs not wish tol should become. t'nnhlonnbié" and ribbon 0" “‘8 (“HF-l3
violet and wear acorseir'undomonth. and this cut in the
ins the mannish blouse.‘ The tie worn conceals the lock of it to the boot nc-?Evenlng costs have gauged rlonon “Wilma“ and “'6 80! t0 80 t6: the
It urompuy lelimca the most mis- with the cape collar is knotted and has YANKEE. according to the ludinuapolln homers. plain tailor-mode cisiumeo- “mm" “‘1' “WW” 9““th 39"" ‘
in lovely shades and in also
differs from the polo collar, inasmuch Wmtiblo. and oven warmer are I a:
an very little or it shows from the smart corduroy frocks easily freshen-i
A few days later those girls were
Iinvitod to bring " their sewing "' and
sspcnd the nitemoon With the bride.
After a very pleasant hour spent in:
lIcmmingIIihls linen the aunt present-
cd her niece with tho ombroidcted
Iclotl't and the girls showered: her
with the finished napkins.
l
slhoim finches.
When tuitctne arrived in the spring
together with bidders and
it was inevitable that makes
ideal mliterlnl
for mailing
crab e lelldat’llt. dullness, head and loosely hanging ends it may boot vcl- News. When drapery is used it isdrnlp- of cloth tin-ls velvet are bound with rio-
none stuffed up, feverishness. spoon I,vet striped silk or dotted satin. Ties ed into the waist line and: the hem lcv- boll. while ribbon silk floral sprays and of MI W,eli ”1 3”" W“ "“93.
log, sore throat, running or the nose, of two colors. one side green red or olcd cl! niterwnrdpr the drapery is m»;rlhh0n hows for neckwcur have never
noes. silliness and rheumatic twinges.
(lot a 25cent package oi E‘Pnpc‘s
notes. The magpie tie of block and
white is extremely popular. The girl
Imucous catarrhnl discharges“. core blue and the other white are the now maxed no as to be caught up into n}
ccuxuniout scam.
The East indlnu house gown which
Cold Compound" ilom your druggint who admires novelty will invest in two is nothing more nor less than the
9nd take it with the knowledge that it or three blouses of this variety. They cloned kimono abound night gown with
‘Will positively and promptly cure your» are very practical for business women not quite so much inlnossis very good
cold and end all the grippe Viniscryfi
without any assistance or bud after-
effects and that it contains no quinine
~don’t accept something else said to
and for schoolgirls.
. Cheap Trimming.
To make an inexpensive trimmi
bottom of a baking dish with a be just as good. Tastes nice—acts for a but take any pretty orochctcd in-
the cam sauce Inventit; next
gently.
ITO GIVE WOMEN Lasso—"may
0N DEMOCRACY. I
f Filvairy Over tho Position of
dam. of. National Women's
Democratic League.
weirdly, Jan. 3wPresidcnt-
on in preparing a "lesson on ,nmong the well known women mon-S
statement to the ofiicinls of the orgnn—
iflatlon today. The message is ox-
pocted to be the feature or the conven-
tlon.
Strong rivalry has developed in the
race for the presidency .of the league,l
T'ihc House Mr sol-y Bel?“
men! and Mcsdnmcs Ares CulIOp and
fililnkcud \vlvcs oltbe representatives,
from New York, Indinnn and Nowhdcn
soy. respectively. ,’i‘he convention
lell be cnllcd to order on Tuesday.
..... *M-
The corner. who Milan upon Son-
“rainy," for presentation to thcltiohed in connectidn with the allied 'lnel “"gnt Adva to secure the house
convention of tho Notionnl'bclng Mrs Champ Clark. Mrs. Occur; hold holu ans 9 little time tor otbct
fichocIi-atic League
oé‘vod and r on
nor 1 NcwI LIE'l' mar
RLL RIGHT
For: you
MEANY '-
which W. Underwood, wife at the majority "Hum:
Hav- JIM" 1‘
lWflN‘l’ TU GB?
OUT"! WU'LL
HBLP ME ?
Moo-«Imow "rule MM Int-m
autos: .. Hes COMfi To
I” Hinton: our. 6991
MIT
aItIIcIIc- dim- sum: "mo. . »
um tram FIND ’
wmclclRo-Iwu _,
“I'll ”FAB!
for tho satin and: cloth. no it falls in
.prstilly to the figure and shown oil the
embroldory.
A good no. pay: bent III: the bent
Inortion. of coarse thread, took it on a paper.
MILK corrode moon-vs: MARK ‘
I EDI (I
U.
m
"do Rules Dairy "it: Food Commln-
sloner H. F. Potter.
Unrest has sprung up ’in the last
few days among many producers and
distributors. owing to the construction
placed by Dairy and Food Commis-
sioner ll. 9‘. Potter on onset the lawn
passed by the lost Legislature. The
not no approved is entitled: “An act
concerning the sale of food in pack.
age form." and the first sactlon says:
“Any person who shall call or odor
for unis loud in package form, unions
the not duality of the contents be
plainly and cansplcuously marked on
the outside of the package in terms of
weight. measure or numerical couno;
provided that reasonable variations
shall be permitted and that allowed:-
con‘nbuli be established by the when
and regulations made from time to
time by the dairy and food commis-
sioner and the director at the Connec-
ticut Agricultural Experimental Sis;
tlon. shall be nublcct to the penalties
provided in Chapter 265 oi the bublic
Acts of 1997." The penalty indlcntod
I in the chapter in not ions than 36 nor
more than 8899 for the tint choose.
and for snob subsequent phonon tho
encoder may be 11an not lose than
860 and not more than 3600.
A low duys no.1: developed ‘ that
Oommluioncr Potter had construed
the not so including milk. hour and
melt liquorn generally. mile low. do
thumped tint its enforcement should
begin In tho ablation of eighteen , I
111011le on: its passage which would "
from Jnnnnry 10,1913. .- .‘
ioIclonninx the bottinmnko
‘ lioslly tbipmiblc to mini :19... in ‘
been in great vogue, says the ludinn
npolin Ncwn.
Ribbon is extensively introduced in
the evening stoic and Inuit with excel-
I O.
HE WAS VERY OARELESSI;
Never brushed his coat. Carrie (1
around a grunt. lot of dundrui! with
him. One tiny a friend told him of
linll‘s Hair Renewcr. He talked with
llisdoctornboublt. Then usedit. New
druil o (ailing hair.
staining the hair. either.
No danger of
used for food drink confectionery or
condiment 0! men or animals";
The order saysln quart of boer'shall
weigh thirty-one ounces. while milk
must tip the scales at thirty-one or
ibirty~two Liquor men seem pleased
as Well no amused that "booze” has
finally been elevated to the food pro-
duct class. They are not. however
disturbed by the low since they have
found on easy Why out, in having their
inbcln road: "The contents of this hot-
tle )0 cents," or whatever the price
might be without reference to the
quantity.
ti’l‘cnidout J. Iii. Smith, of the Milk
Dcnlorn‘ Association. has called. a
meeting of dcslcrn and handlers fmm
all ports of the state to inks action in
the mutter.
The indications are that a test case
will be «planned. in any event the
opinion or Attorney General John H.
Light will be asked no to the conflue-
iion oi the law.
“By George, 1 call this rubbing it
in.“ dcclorcd It Pittsburgh poet.
“How now?”
"i sent thlnfmngnnlne two poems
and they sent mo buck ilIroo."——IPittn~
bomb Post. '
Gilcflifili
“In“ ‘9... II“.
, “IIIIIIIIIE...%~
Whom II but
.sotnnumt
ah/mfntv ”It‘ll-Ir/avhrw‘ WI/a’fl',’ Air wlm' a’afilur a
\‘K‘ O Mv*\fl\$\ *\-\‘ “I.“ ‘\ \x‘ .\ \‘5
says the Woman's Home ‘
I sir?"
IdIII scnlgIls clean and hcnitlty. No dun-L
“n’a'xta'n' I
d'i'i'ft’n‘n‘
\‘\-II‘~\.I m rhx'D-IIIIIx‘HO-\
lent effect. and lingerie in never com-
plote unless it is ribbon-run and a-
doomed with ribbon now. Even it
we ilnd the directoire divided skirt n
sntininctory substitute for the ordinary
irillod lingerie for wear with tnilieurs,
them are neiligces and tcngowns,
dressing gowns. boudoir cams, and other
feminine accessories on which rib-non
is essential to attrnotivcnuso.
Iw
VERY GOOD TiP.
“Everything all right,_sir?" tasked
the waiter.
The diner nodded, but still the Walt-
er hovered near.
“Steuk cooked to suit you. sir?’ he
asked again pmscntiy. .
Again the diner nodded. .
“Potatoes the way you like 'em,
; "YES 'I
Another period of silencc.
'i hope the nor-.ico is sltisi'actcry,
sir?" '_ ‘
‘A‘re you asking for a. tip?" dcmflnd-
“‘Wcl. sir, of course we Ise‘ tips;
“So y'oud like a tip n1 w to be sure
"Yes alt"
l “Here is the tip. I have 9. power-
iul voice that I am capable of using
it anything in wrong l‘ll let out a;
roar youIcan hear in the kitchen lit
you don't hear it you can know that
II am ‘dining in peace and comfort and
not. in the least regretting your ab-l
hence. for it’s no fun to have to pass 3
vcrbnl judgment on every mouthiul
i eat. " _
“But the tip?”
H‘Thui s the tip, and a mighty good
one it is. coo.”-—Boston Sunday-JPN!
In a] filwlp'w/mlprxp/alaiala a aluluyII‘hn- n
I echo, the“ billousnesn,
gases—durn them out tonight
‘ t i
’1'
&\-\‘\m\ \fixI‘\‘\‘In\hI\\h ‘8‘
'0‘ .00 ..
In
.I
..,
ill lilll Hill} It. i
{MSBARH lflllllli
No Headache, Bilicus Stomach
or Constipaled Bowels‘ I “
by. morning.
'lI‘urn . the ‘I rascals cut~¥the ' bend-I
the indiges-I ,
tion. the sick, sour stomach and foul.
keep them out with Cnrcarets. I I
Millions of men and Women take ‘9.
Cascaret now and then and never
Ilmow the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bomb; or on now!
Stomach. ' . I
Don’t put in another day of dis-
tress. Let Cnscurets cleanse and reg-
ulotc ‘your stomach; remove the sour.
undigested and tormenting" food and
that misery-making gas; take the ex-
cess bile from your liver and carry
out oi the system all the constipated ' -
waste matter and poison in the in-
testines and bowels. Then you will
feel great.
A Cnscaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning They
work while you sleep. A Ill-cont box
from any drug store means a clear
head sweet stomach and clean:
healthy liver' and bowel notiou {gr ‘ ‘ II I
Children love to inks Can-
gocd~~
months.
cnrcto because they taste
never gripe or sicken.
Yeastm'ilc you think 9 than profits
by his Inislnl; as?” . Clinlsonbcak~
“Not; 11‘ lie maggots the wrong woman
he doneult'uYodkers Staiébmon.
Ten per room. or dinoomiort In a
furnished room is too much—tor you
can find one that's at' least 99 per
cent. comiortnble by answering some
adv.
4p
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We Represont
First Class ‘nnd Prompt Paying
FIRE INSURANI’CE
COMPANlEB
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I Real Estate. and insurance.
8 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk
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ioré ,
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in EflcctI‘Novemhnr 24. 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
A. M.—-l:20x, 5:141. 5:4111. 6:09.
9:57. 7:209. 7:48:, 8117:. 8:511. 9:151.
9:37. 10:20:, 10:46:, 11:38x:
P. M.~w12:53x, 1:08. 2:50x, 3:27.
4:31x. 5:85, 5:509. 6:40. 6:513. 7:183.
7:42x, 9:59;. 10:45.
eundnyn. ,
‘A. lit-12:481. 8:09;, 5:411. 8:50;.
I10:20x.
P. M.2-~1 :531. 2: 3ix,2 :5031. 5:85.
:59:.
Will!
NEW YORK 70 BOUTH NORWALK.
L. MH—«i 461.5 :40. 8; 45:. 8: 08:,
B: 50:. 8: 55:, 9: 15:1, MI: 021:, 10: 05.
11:. 11: 08
P. M.-12: 09:, 1:05. 2: 04:, 8: 57x.
3: 80:, 8: Box, lzllllx, 5: 051:. 5:13;.
5:25.90”. 6:08::. 13:00:, 8:103. 9:10,
11:00:. 11:30. 12:00:.
lundnys.
A. M.—-B: 00. 8: 95:. 9: 00:. 10:09:.
11:09:. .
'1’. M.-~ watchman, 9:093,
10: 38.
O
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tours uonwstx ‘ro now. - ‘
KAI/IN.
A. limit: 19:. turn. can. ii. In.
I j 1:28. 9:199. toztax. 191119.114
9.88.412: din. 1:99: 8:141; it:
Ii Inland 16:1.
9 31:. 10:1)”, 11.1
‘ " “Hill”.
mailman. t: in, no, on.
11th»
and._5
I 9.99., a
9.01:. 1:11;. 9:59;. 11:10:. 13:90:.
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