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.illd' With Pimento“. I Serve on nicely browned
boiled potatoes .lnto small 1005i. _
one or two rplmenftoeg This is something deliciously “dif-
"We... peppers) out fine, ferent" for luncheon or supper, and
ofi‘blended olive oil and older chafing dish is desired. . I
two-parts oil to one; vinegar.I Egg ChocOiate .or cacao. |
pepper and salt, and mix
,t is delighted. ,
‘ each person. Dissolve with a little" ..
bfiiiing “.qu Add to the hot mm; tilt: elbow, ulllzil varied to (not.
and stir well.
mo and Cream Cheese Sand-
wiches. .
with cream cheese Make each i ing OVGIV Allow one 985 f0? each W0 clasp.
'a pimcnto according to the teaspoonflll of vanilla extrace for each. 3"” Mtul tthe L:‘;l;t7'.‘d 21 l:
lid the second slice of bread four people. Remove the d103, cocoa 23'“ “I: 91“? st‘nbli :9
'11. desired and cut diagonally or chocolate frm the fire and stir into '3" I f1 1““ ‘v 0 I’m“ “"1“
. ”it” hé cent er. it briskly the beaten egg. Serve lln~ , ‘31:?“ S. -.
'andwiches are delicious and . mediately with sweet wafers. I ' my “on
never seen directions given
for making them, but they
11 by one’of the confection-
es in New York as a part of
regular luncllponl' menu.
no.
HINTS FOR HOUSEKEEPEQS. .
pound always on hand, and you can arms should shun t‘ :- fashion.
quickly head off a cold by its’prompt'
' Pimento Ral‘ebit.
to, small pieces a 10ocent can.
mentoes (Spanish sweet pcp-'
Cut up line; also one half
f Amel‘lcamcheese. Put '- the
audj.pimentoes into an agate
stops the cough, and may “We a big were arranged over me
doctor's bill. in the bellow package. 1““ "Wm?“ WWI Jeweled
For sale by all drugglsts. .. ‘l‘ur bugles nlld brilliant-l.
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city.
ht urnlng. When the cheese is SHE COULD Ni); STOP W.
i add one half teaspoonful of She tried and tried, this
_‘i:, he fourth teaspoonflll of black thing. all? film trilltllsrmtilling};i “A 1i i
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ullonion chopped. Make a may be plepared on t to dent of Philadelphia North American.I
A gown of Poirot, of black mirror vel-
Allow one ,cupfui 01' West milk for. vet, has a screens of white tulle.
iliyvthrough the sale"; .Serve'elmh person to be served. .Put into which had the appearance of being
_ ltuce. The pimentoes add ' an agate kettle o‘r-sauce-pon to heat. Just drgpped over the shoulders, the fu
Int color and a piquancy of Mix together one teuspoonflul of cocoa folds beneath the “arm lllnillg can lit up
0,. chocolate and three of sugar to? in the semblance of draped sleeves. ,.
The folds were held locally
in:
3 follows- On one slice of! people. Beat the whites stiff; add the V In another smart {"0191 ”‘9' “I." W113
é lettuce.» leaf 9. M onehalf yolks and heat again. Beat in one treated in very mum the. some manner,
war:
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buttered PARIS WOMEN worm in was Persian influenced» especially noteu‘
' The contrasts of lien velvets with it"? flinging. '3“: 0‘ “2:10“ “a: '
bodices cf net. chiffon or tulle inmost ' 0 u ea em “I Ens on and w
.lllctal threads or tinsel backgrounds.
The velvets cover a ‘wivziletrange of
colors and widths andlare used "to
fashion immense elongated bows to
Furs are to be seen in greater pro
sion than ever in the streets; Full
and chinchilla, seal, sable, and bruit-
Jcllwanz‘are worn. Lon-g. stolen and
WOW large muffs of fox, came-u], opossum
tile}
Let the mixture boil, urm.‘ until caught togethcr‘ngnin at the
I: Wm; bread in thin slices watching it carefully to prevent boil. shoulder with a diamond and topaz
and moleskin prove wonderfuiy 'be-
coming.“ warn ‘ with .a smart tailored
suit. Frequently the fur sets consist
'of hands of fur combined effectively
with satin, velvet or chiffon.
Since the weather is more severe
”0:5 the small but has all undisputed reign.
a" RulS’BIilll tut-bans of seal, mole. astrlu
9’39 “I‘d ilhan‘nnd ermine. with aigrettes adorn-
morc like wings than
sleeves, but prcvcd extrome‘y hccom-
lug to the tractor. iluwevcr he w'vnltln
Keep Foley’s Honey and Tar 00m ]to whom nlllulc h.u no. glvwl ileSIy
A debtllnnt's Conic frock (,f while
use It contains no opiates heals find tullc over flesh co'urczl sa‘iu was much
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soothes the inflamed air passages, canal--. 'l..- . a. mi .- of . of. .......
. Than bought it. used it. Her hull“ ribbon velvcis this season is almost
tiny
ing the side, are especially smart.
Flame colored aigretes are, a favored
variety.
Many models llave"‘fur hrlms with
puffed crowns of velvet. Moleskin and
purple velvet are. popular combination.
The separate blouse hull by no
means been consigned to the hack»
ore-d» velvet collars hull cuffs.
The fashionable coiffllrc ornament
of the moment is a vine halllicnu made-
of tiny greemsatiu leaves veiled with
gold tulle.
Ids chine ill robill’a egg blue, ccrisc.
lycllow and red.
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GOLD CHANGE METHOD. . Illit? providing for an amendment of vice-president and members of
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finintb‘nfl'a Save Senate's Time In
. impeachment Introduced. Ipcutjlllmrut m minor cases than “.059 nlcllt proceedings.
SWQTON. Jan. 16.——To pro- now afforded.
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- fie enate against the necessity Under the constitution as it stands.I The Fairheld County
necessary time to mount all impeachment cases must be tried‘will meet in Danbllry.
olftnent trials in the future. ill the senate.
@930"! Joint. resolution in the son- forts to remove the president, fhe!l)nnbury Granite.
the su-
the conflltution 80 as to authorize 0011- promo collrt',"but would give author— I “f""f IT
gross to provide other means of im- ity for a change ill all other impeach- 'wm 399'" 519.060 Smith mil“ “0““
fl. 1
Pomona Grange *conlnlls
on January 29.
., Mr. Pomerone would'whcn ofliccrs will he installed. The
r'Ponlerene of Ohio Tuesday in- still have the senate pails upon all éf- I visitors will be entertained by tho
LIGHT GETS “COPIIZRACT.
.lmpmvengontc Next Spring.
John ll. Bottle, llcnd selcctman,
.has been notified by the state rand
sinners that the contrm
:i'o-r $19,000 worth of improvements
eon Smith Ridge road has been award.
j'cd to Rodney Light or New Canaan,
a brother of attorney-general John H.
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panels A PILL
Light. .
Tile Smith Ridge rend improve-
ments will he carried to the limit of
the appropriation recently voted for
that purpose. These were a number
of bids for the work and when the
was found to be its lowest.
lites suuuu
I wlulultss
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Euphomill, 0hio.—‘~“ Because of' total
ignorance of how to core for myself
when verginglnfo womanllomlnlnd from
taking cold when going to school, I luf—
for two todour days from the time!
cine: was limited. After my um: died
Iconic home to Ohio to live and! that
”catch up the draperies of the shirts. I
Colored neck bows adorn manyl
“d‘vhlouses; these are fashioned of crepe
ll like
Mrs. Stewart Tells How She but, hard working bunker and sports
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An aluminum grater -is oval in
shape and provided with a. (firm han- l some to iron. haste the plaits in before
die so that the'grater may be easily
. manupulalted. .
them brown more ‘q-nlckly‘.
I If you have a jabot which is trouble»
Iitis Washed, then iron and remove the
Ithreuds. Use fine thread.
HI. lag/axing 1.4-:
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I COINGRESBMAN TILSON GOING
WITH COMMITTEE TO PANAMA-
WAlSl-ilINGTO'N. ~Jun. ,wruruo
. house committee on militnr affairs
In purchafllng wajahibogrds’ whetherI. Towels should“ not be put? in the y
large urinals“. it hrweii to‘”consider
Ithe merits oi‘t‘lielglmarticle'. Surely
{the glass wns‘hbon'rds cannot rust nor
I warn, nel'do they wear out. ,
Extremely plainand handsome are
the dressing .ltablefipin cushions of
white celluloid. Round and oval ones
are to be had. ' \
Aunique traveiiIi'g bag is the socall-
ed “two-story.” or combination one.
The lower part-is entirely separate
and is provided. with lock and key.
A leather novelty is a case for bold—
linlg sizable bottles; it comes unl’illcl’l
foo that one may make an individual-
zselection if «bunker—Newark News.
Dish-Mop Duster.
When dilfitillgwbr cleaning floors
there are alwaysI some places where
leven the finest mop will not clean, as
Ipccinlly in corners and under some
Ipieces of furniture and around radia-
ltors. where much dust. collects. To
. l
ground. Tailored varieties of white clean these places one .of the dishl
”“10“”de satin and crepe tie chine are trimmed
“and? 0f “’1' with large gold bull buttons and .001-
The
cap sleeves were adorned with the
Miss Katherine Duffy, of Beldven ave Ismn‘llest handmade satin roses, mount-
nllrc, has been visiting in New Yorkied 0“ silver stalks. A broad girdle of
‘ Itinsel woven with the most beautiful
Ioriental colorlngs, ill which poulegrau-I
Iate red is the predominating color,
thing, that Idol the modlsll note of color whic
II “0 'routuriers handle with such skill.
The beauty of the ribbons and the
maps. to be (found at any lO-cent store,
«Works ‘ like. a oharm.—-lli~inneapolls
Tribune. i
Croquettes. when fried in deep fat.
should stand in a warm place for half
culcutsrtll s PILLS
Tllit hull“!!! BRA“).
diffllilk your Dru In for
t.‘ I-chwler’. "lemon run
I I'll“ In Ru! and Gold nll-lallic
J
an hour before trying; this :will make!
guest room when they are brand new.
Use them until they halve been laun-
dered several times and. lose their
stiffness, ’ ‘ -
To wind a curtain, remove it from
the brackets, wind it up 'by hand and
then put it into the brackets and pull
.i it out full length. Repeat if necessary.
if the baby is too little to hold play-
things, fastcn them :by a. string sus-
pended above him in such a position
that they will not get out of ills reach.
When using oil for trying the oily
taste can be taken away by making
the oil very hot, and then fry a piece
of onion in it. When 'brown, take it
out.—- New Haven JournalCourier.
Delicate Fabrics.
For cleaning delicate fabrics, this
method. given by the Commoner, is
said not to dad or injure the finest
colors. Grate raw potatoes to a pull).
add one pint of water to onévpound of
potato pulp; stir. and wash between
Itlle hands. then drain the water from
the pulp through it fills sieve or cloth;
let it stand in the vessel until the flue
white. starch settles to the bottom.
.tllen pour off the clear water.» which
Ils what you use for cleaning. Tile set-
tlillgs are used for potato starch for
stiffening fine materials. For clean-
ing, sponge with the liquid. applying
until all soil is removed, rinse ill clear
water and iron on the wrong side. For
white silk. which may be passed
are making preparations to inspect
"the Panama canal this month. They
will leave here on the 27th. Colonel
:i‘iison says as it will be about the
last chance he will have to take in
a jacket at government expense he
Ithinks he will go with the\ other
Ilnelnbers of the committee. . The
them.
Even Stubborn Bronchial Coughs
Yield to This Wonderful REA-Gd".
Pneumonia germs swarm lo the
victim of a cough or cold ~i.lNONl.\‘rJ
Prevents Pneumonia
by overcoming weakness and fortfy—
ing the membranes agllinst'gerlns. it
fills the arteries with rich new warm,
vitalizing blood. curing coughs, even
stubborn bronchial coughs, and re~
licvillg colds. no matter how deeply
seated. It is a remedy thousands of
physicians 'nse in their private prac-
tice and is free of alcohol and poi—
. sonous drugs.
. , , , -—'.l‘o feel strong,hnvo goon appetite. ~ “is 1:36 W'Sl‘llgihrIII‘il-Xi‘am"; “”‘i’llgh ““9 “Till" as ”“0“611 Sl'dsv Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion,_Linonlnc,
are, Thicken mm a little flour itfippcd‘ml’lmg gut “120m? xhow elicits impossible to com-elm. In coloring, and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy ”mgknzlgz‘flnfllll’ film-£13153 add u very little born to the water. is the only Linonine. Avoid subntl.
SWOT). first dissolving it in ‘3 gggc‘ghzfineahmoco or ngorsta n- texture and dosign they for surpass "m. use Burdock. Blood Iiilteru..thei ‘- yumhnuwnot‘licstlSafcwfdllvnycReliable Party dresses and white cashlneres tugs]. D ist 9'c r00 $1
or 5911' {I K ' . ' anything ever before attempted." The w..." “Wm“ mmpma'wmfl.‘ . I - ISOIDBYIIIIIJIIIIISISEVEIIYWIIERE glean Iieiliiiiiilliiy -by this method. I WES 5 ~". . 0 . -
saueolcr FAMILY HOLDS ans-
coma As LONG LIVERS.
Average Age or 170 in Branch From
Which Commodore Come- in B3
Nears.
Commodore E, C, Benedict, yachts-
mun uud banker of Greenwich and.
lower Broadway. has just been in-
formed tllltt ill point of longevity his
family has the record. Search was
recently made of long‘lived families
and the Benedict brunch of the human
race bears off the palm. The average
life of 170 descendants of Thomas
Benedict, who came to this country
300 years ago, is eighty-three years.
families. but they had no long string.
of worthy performers in the business
of existing to help out in the average.
’Coullnodore Benedict, who will he
seventy-nine in a few days, is s. ro-
wan made by Dr. Carlton Simon of [No.
it East Fiftyoixth-street after twelve
years delving in records as it student.
’Accnrding four. Simon's records,
poor in everything“ but years.
"contentment.” remarks Commo-
New York. New
“Haven 8. Hart-l
I ford.
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect November 24, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. lit—«12203:, 5:14x. 6:413, 8:09.
liz57. 7:20x, 7:46x, 8:17x. 8:51x. 9:151.
fzfllx. 5:35, 5:50x. 6:40, 6:51x, 7:13
A. liar—13:48:} 0:09;, 0:41;. 8:50.
10:20x. . ..
P. M.—-12:51ix. 2234:. 2:50;, 0:30.
5:38x.,7:00x. 7:1il, 7:521, Szlllx. 9:591.
10:28. ,3 '
a.“
fix. 11:08.
P. M.-12:03x, 1:05. 2:041. 3:573.
8:80x. 8:50x, tzzux. 0:051. 0:141.
5:20. 0:011, 0:03x. 8:00x. 8:10x. 0:80.
.A. lit—56:00. 8:30;. 0:001, 10:03:.
sou-m none/Amara ulw
, HAHN-f " .
There is always a way for the con-
scientious, skilled worker to gen
encode—write a Sentinel yum Ad,
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell of your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic. well—
dircl-ted service will result in definite
advancement.
>~---I--——
The New Science
DEFINITION 'or culnosnacrlc.
Chiropractic is the science of til.
cause of the disease and the art on
adjusting the same. Disease is shut
”.37 10.20: ”‘45:. 11'38: ed lay a. wrench, twist or sprain in.
‘ 1': l l -l H ‘l , _ ' - ' . ‘ ' . the 1101!. Even if done in childhood .
FOR YOUR I \_ “Hm items on wm} the Id” “61:6 ‘Mosi 0‘ "I“ Benediotll have. lived ’ P. M.«-12:53x. 1:08, 2:501. 3:27. It creates pinched nerves and pain in
HEADACHE» . based “'9’" “O“BIde'P‘I» M“ “Eh” more than seventy-live years, and yet
later life in the different organs and
none. has reached the hundred mark. 7zi2x 9‘59}: 10:45. . limbs. .
" I lilts of women and men who lired to ' ' ’ Chiropractors remove the cause a!
”I i [,9 a hundred were found in other 50'1le disease and pain. health is matured
l ' I
through harmonizing the nerve yu-
telns in your body. Female tron is.
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never."-
grut giving the Chiropnctur a chaos.
to help you I
Magnetic treatments given lilac.
Suffgxad from 16to45 your. man. NEW YORK TO scum nonwntu T. FRANCIS. D. C. . I
oldmflow Finally Curd ‘ The discovery that the Beautiful. L Bis-“4:453. 5:40. 6140:. 8:081. 04 Washington at. 80. Norwnik. Gino.
... ..... mm of life well longer than any other 3250!. 3355!. 9116:. 10:03:. 10:05.
Graduate from Palmer School. lflll
discoverer.
not . M
Citv National Ball
of “how to Iii/o long," based on the
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BUUINIOI AND OFFER. BVIB
f FACILITY OOMOIBTKNT
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his Doponlt Boxes 08 and 00 per ya:
wives oftlle members will accompany I
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was 13 years old. the first Benedict of wealth was 11:00:. WW” ”um, I
"iwenttoKamastolivu with mynis- miles, who came to Wall street sixty P. M.-12:04. 1:023, 0:083. 5:“ ”w“ I I
argndkw‘hlio thurtéln (itself; mu Inn‘s: years ago, and made adirtllne. For 0:012. 7:14;. 8:50x, 11510:. 12:00:. Capital Ourpiua and MI
0 n alumina on u no, i h diet or i ,
them than u my faith I“. pntcntjthdI- zlo yearn prey can t 9 Bone s w e 0 00.00000 "WOW-00
done beautiful, 'and freedom: from
cares that tax vitally.“lutve been the
dininglllnllnglmu of my family, can,
to my WM’V‘flifl lathe only, reason
" e‘y‘orrlived to cuckold nfllfl‘
has been my‘bome for the last 18 yam.
I‘TheOhnnge 01’ Life came when I was
4"? years old end about this time I saw
my physical condition plainlydemlbed
in count I“! “Vertisemunts. Then!
beganyrllaiugwhydln E. Pinkhllm’l‘. Veg-
. stable Cam and and I cannot tell you
,- fallacy one sign: it guru main till:
, . . new“ so. in . , '
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7:38. 0:18x. 10:28:. 11:11:. 11:47.
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