Butter Pudding. .
wsmoolih batter mm halt a top. Add toltho syrup the chopped! 'leuuum holds “‘mwmgdj‘mwy bromide in patterns, colorings and
our mixed with two can lemons and integrated rind; *boil for .11”, “.0134,“ “Wary". according warrlengths. 'l'hsredoels‘o cvwido rouge
liking powder and scant 30 minutes. PM "“0 3"“3' Emma“ W Chicago inter 0608!: Writer. Them"m 1””9“5“01 “"1““: the cm 1“ largelyzsavs the New Haven JournalCouriem
Take one large cup dates. iwo mime told how to accomplish. this simple
cup butter, one cup sugar, pinch salt; manner, writes a contributor to Moth-
one half. teaspoonml cinnamon, Oil“ er‘s‘Msgazine... I put a mblespoohiul . 6
of salt into the spider and heat it very
stone, and, chop dates. Eliot; the!) empty the undead wipe it
Cream the butter and sugar and add ion: with n dry cloth. After melting a
small piece of butter in it it is ready
for the eggs.
milkvinto which are stirred smell j‘ars.—~Womsn’s Home Compan- are many ream,“ gm. lhis. “a 115m.ide«psndent on the amountoihsndwork.‘
‘n yolks of three eggs. Fill ion.
dish an inch and a. halt
in tort apples sliced thin.
a little sugar among them
in the batter, mixing well
. pples. Bake for 30 or 40 min-;
‘llr‘ove; the crust, when the“
' done, a meringue made oi"
61 the eggs beaten 115m
99 tablespoons of sugar. Set Signature 05 .
on a. few minutes to brown' '
l‘anberry Conserve,
, hart of’washed cranberries
stirs“ in a double boiler with-
oter other than that which has
0 them after they were
nudist them simmer until
“ectly on the stove, andndd
berries the pulp and grated
w'o oranges, two cupiuls oi,
‘ d s. ‘cupful of well washed on the back of the head and fracture
alsins. Cook until the mix» his skull.
ink, and put into small Jars,
good to serve with meat or
‘ .,to out with crackers and
g Lemon Marmalade _
o,oach..pound of~lomons allow. 1-4
‘ Peel half of the
trend grabs the rind from iii
, , Chop the fruit, removing th
' f is before doing this; press out all
oiuioe you can in a vegetable press, 09min Yolk! for
Hut-vii {vith the sugar.
re; shin-ling until the sugar is
) red. After this boil the syrup
‘ veimiautes, removing with. a
91:85 Nifty YOkafigfw
*9 a“ .0: sugar.
canynor Plans to Get MorefiRcv. this problem more than two years ago.
X feline for Metropolis.
Resin New York city’s in): eye
7 hereby hourly n scorn 09mm
.01? revenue are proposed
eel. city expenses without
to on automobiles do his the tax now
in- levied by the slate and give half of thcjdeu of local governmental: those forum
lasing the burden on the rent pay-or, proceeds to ihc city; and non-exemplar property which represent values
have béenfecommcudod by Mayor Guy-i lion of churches for" local improve-imputed by the oommunity.’
,‘n/fl/m/n 'm/np'w‘: arr/aga-
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skimmer ‘any skum which rises to dual Platinum Jewelry Favored. iresult' beins‘anwportunuy for a wide
uses, its adaptability to designs of ex: , . . . ‘
qulsiie delicacy, and the foot that it Jamggjmmmon' or Beldenil-Illl. of-
. ills loilbciipr. background for precious {er eleven years in the employ oi! Da-
l; CAST‘OREA isionm than eitherlsold or silver hove yld Jenks, has gone .310 Westport to
all cini‘lrihu-tod in its extrsodinary.work_
For m“ and éhndnn' ‘pc’uiulnrhyf .l-swcls nmvudoys do not '
“fund Y0“ “I“ ““313 Banal“) '1‘erlgii a qual‘li r of what theyused to if
' . , , ’ibut they cost a grout deal more.
Boers the z. \. There is, no doubt that fashionable
. Women spend much more in Jewoh‘y
m......_ than ’ihey used to do, and they are n1-
‘ Wu .5 having their jcwclry reset in new .
BY FALUNG TREE. designs. ’.‘l‘i..:o .. great demand tor smut)"
old jewelry up in 15.20. After that per- ‘ A few generatidns book a man at
iod icinili», “collide heavy and mettle. 50 was considered old, graylhearded,
tic, very cinemas, from the styles In and waltingnfor death. Note the?
fashion now. l‘unrls, emeralds, and change today; at a meeting or the
sapphires are the most powder stones, Medico-Legal society it was stated
at present. There is a demand for pen- |that a man of fifty ought to have forty
boy across the lot to get his coal, and Louis” Duncan and basket shapes, dflu‘good years ahead of him and, thug
the youngster came back Just on ill} "‘5‘“ 1“ mammal “m1 ”9““ “t in pla~ at ninety b“ 1n the WINES 01.31%
tree was falling. :iiliulll hi‘u exceedingly popular. Buttoniumy »
I One of the big branches hit the boy '(‘al'l‘lilfjs are not “”1"“ worn, but pearl! What “ 3’0“ have 399“ 3‘33th 0"
d tunings file «.unzinunliy asked for._even seventy birthdays... {mperate
”Kins will single stones are fashion. habits, ztmsh air and exercise, with a
Men employed by Mr. 3.1mm,“ c3 ville. am! single diamonds will; colored simple diet and s. smut-lent amount.
the farm carried the boy. to the house sinner,- nronnd. them. There is an eng- 0|. sloop will guard your health.
but he died before u doctor could get orness at present for watch necklaces; ii perchmce, your circulatiOn 13
there. Dr. Charles M. Knight, of in Bllhillul, in pnlcsl blue, pink, green ,‘poor, it you become run dawnmweflk
Chaplain, the Judicial oxamlnol‘, Mayor (““0" delicate ”010m “"3" are and 110 'vaetiter'noihlng in the
nounced death occidental. The father, "9” “fl“me' “‘9 ”we“ wristlet “'0’” will ‘0“ .“P “039 tired back-
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Echo .' From the Medico~Legal
‘
sov KILLED
WILLIMAN’PIC, Jun. 14.-——Eruss,i,
Dwight Bui‘nham, the 13 year old son
‘oi’ 'Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. Burnhohi
of Hampton, was struck and killed
:yca‘tverday afternoon by c. largo tree
that his (other was chopping down in
his farm. Mn‘Bhrnham had sent h‘u
my, is somewhat. new,
’0“ ’1' in "r a "lla‘lfl
Date Cookies. ‘ i
Cookies with dates are much liked
by children for their school luncheon,
quarter tecspooniul nutmeg. one hell
cup milk.
to thedates. ‘Add- the seasoning and
stir in the milk. Add the baking now-
her ond enough flour to rdll out about
one half inch thick. Bske in a quick
oven.
Baked Eggs.
Baked eggs is a supper dish thnt ls.
easy to prepare. simply drop . the
eggs into a shallow buttered baking
dish (carefully, so the yolks will not
run) and bake slowly until brim—a.
Philadelphia. Times.
Tapestry Rock.
A book rock. which has the metal‘
uprights, covered with it rich tapes-I
'ilttlng for the library table, which
try. '
I Napkin Canoe.
l
Among the many dainty pieces of
Modern work shown in the shops!
was prostrated. The boy is One of o {watches are oblong in shape, thus iliiv laud-lag odysns— enrich the blood and
family of eight children " ling more comfortably to the wrist. crcute strength so quickly as our
Most of them are made in platinum. delicious cod liver and iron tonic
iiiiS Will. iliiEllES'i MOTHERS.
Vinol.
Mollier Gray'- sweci Powders for Children, a , Mandarin iii/"lino 0081'. w" “‘1‘ every ”9““ macm’mfld
Feminism, Headache, 13nd
old person in this vicinity to try
it is a few years since the mandarin
Stomach, Tannin Disorde'i‘l. movo and regulate
‘
el
6‘
are napkin cases shaped quite like»:
envelopes; the flap is eluhorstelyl
Iembroidercd'. says the Newark Newsi
other cases similar in shape are. lot"
handkerchiel’s. ‘
_ _ i 1 i d ,ntoivmm on our 'sgreement to return
3&3”?de figmu'tmw; 5'6 :mgflltug‘g‘i‘; ”out “0’“ Jam“ ““9 n "yum? ithclr money if it inils'io give antis-
- Oil rwra ,
tum Childrenllkc them. 0mm ieniuiouim. this ”“9“” “3 olinndsome ' c p inciion. Frank H. Baxter. ,drugglsi,
Used by Mothore for as 1am. 0y lmw ill. says the Ncwnrkmlcws. .\ow they are South Norwulk, Conn.
“‘1‘”me "' m‘ 8““ h m“ ed 1’ dieing imporicd in large numbers. the .
.."
gyms. silos momma MEI. WWW M.--,.mm.....m_..,._,...-_.,-._..-W._.-,....._......_.__
pal-1'Ti"u..§"ienliiéa"dawns; it"s‘peria’i‘fnmni... " ‘ , .
" " v E . as TE.
cmnmiitce which he nppoinlcd to study-i About. $4,000,000 would be added to TR'ANGULAR COLL Sif- P A
' NEW HAVEN, Jun. ur-Jrhe “sub-
‘jeot for the annual iinn’crd, Yale and
the city‘s income next plan, if tlie'plsu
Some of the most striking proposals ‘ Was adopted, and in ten years the in.
Princeton triangular debuts on Murch
19, it is announced ‘ be: “fie-
nreiuxes on thenncarned increment oijcreaso would amount to $15,000,001).
real estate; on public udivertlsiugThs committee declared (but; it in ‘
signs; on every horse drown‘ vehicle; Tbored abolishing the personal property aolved, That the prose . altitude of
the United States (love ment in do
airing to exempt the American const-
wieo trade from Puliuina Conn! (tolls
éiax eventually, and "pincing the bur-
l‘s advisable." '
l
V ‘1 .
011 May 2 the freshgsn teams of
“in three universities will debate the
question: "Resolved, That cubinet oi-
roio in Congress.”
iSclooilon of the subjects and doles
wnsnnido at u nicoiiui.r of maximum-
lnilvcu of lho lllrcc lnsiiiulions lust
wash in this city.
FARMER’S nit"
iiiiiuiwmi
Restored to Health by Lydia
x E. Pinkham’o Vegetable
Compound ... Her
, , Own Story;
LET‘S Truce.
R REST?
You 'Hmr aom‘ ‘m smaicn.
>WHlL¢ ws‘ee HnNDLirlo use
wees or Pawnee. . , .
DON'T you icuow Thou was
AN taxonomies ves‘rsnmv
wife and do most of
i Ii ii an .. i '
.‘l ..'l l will."
i i
ii ,i i.
iiisliii‘ .
dowu palm ever
started in my
days. .
“It In with
lowed minimum new so
islttgry inn Wk
2 “ Velpcoisti‘oilfifli" _‘, inn
. mound ’ women."-ilrs.dosn
' . ”We ‘ ‘
ilctrs should be given 9. soul and n‘
Weulweod, Md.-“1 am e {owner's
my own work when
‘ 1 am able. I had
’ nervous spells, is-
l i malo weakness and
terrible bearing
1 month. I also In -
4 fared. much with my
‘ ‘= rightsido. The pulp
back
i and extended around
my right side, and
the detold me it
. , , was {organiciuilsinu
motion. 1 ms sick every dim weeks
Indhulllnltsylnbcdimmtwotolour
st pleasure I tell you
{what Lydls‘ . l’lnkhnm’s Vegetable
Compoundlissdons for mg. I have for
, binned feel much bet than! him
——-A lozy liver lends to chronic dye-l
pepsin. and cousilpstiou~weakens the;
whole system. Dean's Regulets (25}
cents per box) corrcct the liver, tone;
Hm slnmnoh our» nnnflllnnfinn ‘v
Piles! Plies 1" Piles!
\i‘lilinms' lndlnn l’llo Ointment will our:
{Jilin}, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It ob
prhs the tumors, alloys itching at once
leis no.9. poulilce. gives instant roller.
Willinmn' lndlnn Pile ,Olniuicnt is pro-
!‘orcd for File: and itching oi the private
our-is. Druxgists. mini soc ‘nmi $1.00.
Willi)” ill-‘0. 00.. Props" Cleveland. Old:
For solo by the Clifford Pharmacy.
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COMMON 'PLEAS TODAY.
Criminal Side Convene: for January
Iorm With Jury".
This morning the Common Plans
Court, criminal side, come in for lilo
January term. Judge Justice 8‘. Walsh
is presiding. A jury has boon sour
moncd to hear such cases us may be
ready for Jury trial. The docket is
quite extensive and the court will be
kept busy it many cases are tried.
The following have been suiumoncd
for Hip jury: John W. :iiorcliousc and
'l‘. Mcrk Show. of Bridgeport. George
iii. Brush and George Slivornnll. oi
llsubury, Nuthon ilouchy and Rich-
nrd W. how. or Darlcn. Willinin ll.
linnliu and Morons 1.. Metro”, of
l‘nirilcld, Henry’Von lie! and Frank
8. l’slmer, of Greenwich, Jesse 0.
Lewis and Tracy B. Peck. of Now-
iown. Charles W. Bell and ilovid
Pollard, oi Norwnili, Arthur ll‘. Kerr
and linyard A. Colo, oi Mumford. and
Frederick C. Gorbiiiu and lildward.
W.‘ Hubbcll. oi Wesiipori.
dLEfilC'AL AGBOOMTlON MEETS
*ll‘i flRlDGEPOBT.
The regular monthly shooting or
sinuou- ms held in ‘dt. John's
Church. Folriiold and ’Ps‘rk avenues,
alli‘ldfidtlgi‘l. yesterday and Nina no
tendon by" iii members or the amis-
tion. 5. " ~. -
'l‘lie venerable Arch-domino A. iii.
lineman was among time present
and life suede n this address on the
tonic. A'Oolnmlilee hidden Church. A
matter of anansiiiilhhs church colors.
annvnmsf
hove had_:‘trouibls gushing omelets in
the spider. but the other day I was
that it contains only alcohol‘enouigh to
burn two, three or live minutes, ac.
_cording to desire. Adjust the‘ cooker
‘and you will know when the tire goes
tout~that the egg is ready..
it is Now Operative—Some of It: Pro—
snie or goods in package term is now
in operation and every {00d delivoned
, says an Git-gin Original package must bear upon ,
change. Such a rack is especlaliynhe outside of the package the net. Linonineisagrcat familvmedi—
weight or quantity or the article con- cine and to be depended upon Ev»
has a runner or cover or the tupesqiaiued therein. ‘ ‘
._.... .w..._.—— m.Wm.~..fi...-... . .,
“the li‘nlriieid (Bounty Glories} some.
lively discussion solicited his name.
There was also, ‘li. discussion no the.
I . , AI'II‘I'AV/fl‘fia’ n‘lr/fifn‘! fl]‘V/'l/a]-Vfflli’fi'lfi‘Il‘Ifl‘I“.’~‘fu/- 1-,I‘n‘ 1‘ I‘M“ ,
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.v...’
Ssltwln Spider.
i have no regular Omelet pan and
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bates;.0f North
avenue, are the parents of n tenqiouud
. son, born on Sunday.
Am alcohol egg cooker is so made
THE "PACKAGE LAW.
. visions. _
The new state law relative'lo the
The law covers not only solid foods
‘ery time.
but liquids, such as milk. and liquors. flax-seed 011'
The definition of s package states that { eucalyptus, 0f the conStituency of
,and cows
It is an emulsion of’
Irish moss and
lilo uciosea receptacle olany kind in cream, and is used regularly in
which a iood product is kept in stock
and which, with its contents, is dellvv
ered to the public. ,
The difficulty with mllkmen expect-
ed in complying with the provisions
1
lot the low is to be obviated by mark— years.
ling with rubber stamp upon the paper
stopper of the bottle the Quantity of
the contents. When new bottles are
procured the net capacity is to be
blown into the glues.
the largest hospitals and in sani-
tariums and children’s homes all
over the country. The best phy-
sicians have prescribed it for.
It has an enviable record.
Try Linonifie for that cold—i1:
prevents bronchitis and pneumo—
nia—at druggists in three sizes,
25c. 50c, $1. -
. .-. a.” .____.
New YOrk. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect November 24, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.--i:201. 5:14x. 5:411. 6:09,
«:57, 722%. 7:461, 81.17:. 8:51p, 9:151.
9:87, 10:20:, 10:46:. 11:88:.
P. ill.———12:iillx, 1:05, 2:503, 3:27.
4:3lx, 5:35, 5:50x, 6:40. Min, 7:181,
7:421, ilzililx. 10:45.
31min]...
A. n.—-12:1sx, lliiiilx; 15:11:. 8:“,
10:20x. _
P. M.-—-12:53x. 2:3“. 2:50;, 5:85,
5:38x, 7:001. 1:12, 7:621, 8:21;. 9:59;,
10:28.
new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. Myth“, 5:10, 6:451. 8:083.
8:50x, 9:551. mm, 10:02:. 10:05.
llx. 11:08.
P. Dir-"133031, 1:95. 2:04;, 2:673.
3:30;. 8:56;, aim, 5:053. 5:141.
6:215, 8:011, 6103:. 8:00x, 8:101. 9:“,
11:00:, 11:80.1.121003.
minim
A. M.-B:00, 8:251. 9:003, 10:08:.
11:00:.
P. M.--i£i04,v1:oilx, 6:91;, 6:“.
culls, 1:1“. 8:59;. 11:10:, 15:00:.
IOU?” NORWALK To. NIW
HAVIN. '
A. him-43:19:, 1:1", 1:371. 6:01.
mill, tilts, 102281. 11:11:, iiii’l. . ,
lilies. liner. 811M. inn, ’lililx. lam
9:283. illillls, 11:16.
Cerium.
10:0“. 11:11:.
on, their;
, P. M‘s-12:07:, 1:10. 3:143. 3:211,
's. urn-12w“. lil’l‘x. menu.
«r. names, iodine. inn,
.-
‘YT‘here is‘o‘iwuys a way for the con—
selections, skilled worker to gen
ahead-write s Sentinel Want Ad“
suiting brigily and concisely your ex-
periences; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic, well-
dlrcctcd service will result in definite
advancement.
Tthew Science
DEFlNlTlON OP CHIROPRACTIOc
Chiropractic is the science of tbd
cause oi the disease and the art on
adjusting ihc some. Disease is cent»
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in'
the buck. Even if done in (21:11th
it creatos‘pinchod nerves and pain in
later life in the different OI‘Kilnl and
limbs.
Chiropractors, remove the cause on
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve Inn
toms in your body. Female trouble.
given special attention; also curves
lure of the spine. You will never ro-
gret iving the Chiropractor a cliche.
to he p you .
Magnetic treatment; given also. .
T. FRANCIS. D. (I.
N Washington 8L. 8o. Nomalk, Conn.
Graduate iron: rumor School, the
discoverer. r
., hank-lwm . .
WCitv Nailounlfl Bank
VRANIAOT! AiflBNERAL IANKlNfl
IUMNEEI AND OFFER! BVIRY
. FMMHTY GONMOTIN?
WITH SOUND
BANKING
wrplul m Mm
l
Genital
"continua
cm Deposit doses in and ill pol- you
sbwm H. cinnamon. Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. in venom.
‘ recession in. comm, in Vloo- £
' Pros. . ,
Wihi’klb IObWIl-L, Guilder i
historians ,
S. H. Mathewson ll- Wellnco lllaMI
limo Emmi John Li M ,
christian limits Milli :iri'. ligand
81mm! nonunion Louis ll”. “Harlem
Henry it. 1..
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