It? 100 snot balls
(do not make them
erbles. Skim the
onions,
milk bread
in thoroughly.
inone Inblcsponn of
int of flour.
and trip; into disc.-
”toss, out Into b'llocks and 'und fold over like a turnover.
To do this it double in bulk and bake in a hot
tip cup of suet, adding gradual. even about 20 minutes.
of flour and a teaspoon or
Add. slowly very cold water to
' kettle and add chill,
a tablespoon of
‘blespoon of salt ”and ‘a
of celery seed. Boll for 1,0'
* then add the potato blocks,
meat dice and anal balls;
boil again for 10 minutes;
Put
wet ) Duet
Stock, put
two
: ’the dough according to the
) Let it rise over
a {h the yolk of an"
touch pint of flour used,
In the morning
we added
Mix the
butter for
Set in a warm
zlln e‘hot even
of veal or a fowl. or
pounds of honeydew) ““31“ bum"
“tide of plain tripe.
cup kettle with six quarts would nostrils and spread softened
(Hiring slowly to a boil,
0 simmer slowly for six again until one half inch thick. Li'l't
hen the trlpp is tender re“ “16 dough from the board and allow
and)- ]strain the stock sun set it to shrink all it will
”When cool or next of uniform thickness hnd out out
oveo lever; bit of fat and out with a. smell reund cutter
Pare the top lightly with melted shutter,
.11 with flour and roll the mix- ,
’ 37 into small balls about the
'qulckly head off a cold 'by its prompt!
soothes ‘the inflamed alr passages"
’ The meeting was adjouined until next
. , .
- .uo I”! ain't!“ run/mun w‘pr 'ut‘aw'a' a whw’nw’n '0
“\‘l\‘\‘ ‘V-\“\‘ ‘\-\U\‘\fla* ‘0 fl fin‘)‘ \W
1 con con-rnAsss
‘ ‘ 513.“ fillAl'nlNG.
Tailor-made gowns of the smarter
lkind are adorned with braiding or a
more or less elaborate (lesctiptlon,
showing sometimes a curious contr‘uet
Ioi‘. celor. says a Pittsburgh Sun writ-
or A new cool and skirt costume for
;,instance, in navy blue serge is ndcrm
ed with silk braiding carried out part.
iy in hnvywabiue‘ ind partly in 9. hr“-
liant shade of crinieon,§ the (minima-
tiou of the two colors being further
Let (emphasized ‘by the addition of large
sporcelain buttons in the some toms of
crimson
In the case of another sown in
gray velouro do 1 Inc 11 similar Idea
is materialized in a darker tone of
gray combined with snnpitir: blue.
A gown which shows mile :1 new
style of braiding is made in dark
Ichestnut lnown lntine with n pluin
undershirt. and n str..ight tunic . of
the some mutrriai, the lush; 'hclng
Indorxicd dcwn ill-3 conlcr of the
front with {inc Elms cf ‘.1:dv.~:n‘sllk
Ihrnidlng carried cIrJlglit ucross' to
ANNUAL MEETING HELD AND AD' the brcndth‘ of some Si: or eight
JOURNED‘ « . ilnches on either side of the 0 mar,
The annual meeting of the Soutn I wh
Parker House .0310“st H
When the dough is man and ready
to shape roiilt on the board as you
butter over it. Fold and roll out
no sure it is
Brush
‘HlNTs Eon HOUSEKE‘EPERS,
‘Keep Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound always on hand and you‘ can.
use. It contains no opiates, heels and
stops the cough, and may save ablg
doctor's bill. In the bellow packagé.
Forsalo by all droughts. "
__.__
era, by the way. the Inn c is
-Norwalk Congregational Church “”‘B .‘cinslcr. tl 1-. iii. L. tons» shell butions
held Thursday evening. Reports we” inlu‘ld with gvi...'111.s braiding Is
heard from the officers and from th..l
Iarr‘angcd to give a .lnhiier effect,
various organizations of the church
and is afterwaid continued on the
1 front of the bodice.
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MODES IN BRIEF.
Bows of colored vciv‘et .ribhon
)mountcd on d chou of Incline, headed
itulle or similar material are extreme-
ily fetching. While the bow is email»
{him chon is of regulation size.
i Crystal buttons his great fnv0rItes
week at Which time the Officers will
be elected
Rich Hair
Long, thick heaVyhalr. Went thlsklnd?
I
1
among the new offerings.
A reminders! spring is found in
the carriage parasols of white silk
with a cover of chantlliy or other
block lace. «
Maltese lece In the form of fancy
yokes and. collars are extremely effec-
tive in dressing. up an afternoon
sown. I .
Nothing is smarter for the tailored
suit than a black material with .,a dis-
tinct line of white woven through it.
‘ wNewal‘k News.
CASTOR M
For Infants and Children.
llIII-ithi Yul Hm Always Bough"
Boers the
Signature of
L \
ALlKE BET DIFFERENT. "
The teacher had the letters cat on
the lilaclchoard and was trying to teach
little Pansy Peuvleh to pronounce the
word but Pansy couldn‘t comeio it.
"Think, " sold the teacher.
on the porch late at night when it Is
cold and begs to come up into the
house?" .
“Q‘h 1 know!" exclaimed little Pansy, a
great light dawning. "ltspupa!"—~—Gnl~
veston‘ News.
”...—......
Self-Discipline.
it“
will probably depend on what we al-
ASKINGTON, Jun.
Congressional
l is $1 125, 000
(thirtyet‘wo million pounds of paper
sed‘hy the Government Printing
tiring the year «beginning April’
ii070.113 awarded today by
committee on
fills. The segregate mice to b
There were thin)
the
l
pounds of postal card pnpcr.
The nntisoplic you 1hr to ho riiokoniulo the a
if you want test and comfort for food. mills"?
one. l0 .u' 11 venting fir-mun Alien slimline. ltre.
”1 \cu Corn e um! liliillOllli of nil min and mww i
lllltllilm,mm amicnlunarmis. not the Illi icr
ilnnoiup l’eiliIs. lulcnt outlier 831m. on for
ilrcnkluuin New Shoes. 1 i tculcomlort
t It ”I
Illumvorvnl them. 'l‘ryit (ruler/.0 old on
gfiflifl.‘ Dan? norm! any momma.
package, address Alien 8. Diluted, In lioy,N
Ten per cent. of discomfort in a
furnished room is too much—for you
can and one that's at least 09 per
cent comfortable oy answering some
ndv. I
[when
1: NY"
cuss Me
ill
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wire us.
STEVE ll?
willuul
sun...
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'
WELL u: we
meurr v
now oos‘r ea sneer-m. FOR us'
, over new reassess new no no
IF you wake IN yous
I on from whom i- received cnlggtmnpo‘
0 rise a sin 1111111 ll 11. Then AW'S Hair Vigor promotes owth. . . .
nto smalgi mrro rgll ‘ Let Does not color the heir. gr tund are used ”lavishly on evening ready ”9' and “'1‘“ we ““3 M“ b“
i ale 1 so 1 1 u; o s. bah Ask Your Doctor. ”“11? .1439; . guwm the result of previous years of self-
or n1 nu as n e ‘ ’ i " ‘ '
‘3 a 9 ‘ l Ribbons with liemsiitched edges and discipline.—-Onnon Liddon.
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NGLE; 8AM lJBES CONSIDERABLE eight successful bidders, representing ARM CUT OFF BY T’RMN AT
‘ PAPER. ’ firms in all parts of the country The: PLAiNVILLE'
l7.-—Contmcts biggest single item wns six million' "SE ALLEN’S FO0T=EAE,. PLAINVJLLE. Conn, Jan.
Charles Hornherger, i-l lost his right
arm and narrole escaped being kill~
ed by a freight trniu here today. The
boy while walking on
tracks on his way to school slipped
as he stepped. out of the way of a
freight train and fell.
in falling his right or 1019080 on
the trucksi on ‘vvhi‘oli‘ ill! eight was
cussing endlhe train re over above
the clock lie true ink to a New
Britain hospital where it was ampu-
tated near the shoulder.
A good advertisement mayo belt in
the best paper.
WOMANWSIIiK' .
.FlllllllEEN YEARS
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkluun'n Vegetable
‘ Compound. '
my”...
Elklmrt. Ind. :r~"l uniform! for four-
teen years from g111111511101: inflammation,
. lufumnlo weakness,
lpaln 11nd imputed
ulltles. The pains in
Imy sides were In-
creased by walking
‘th‘gu .‘ or moulding on in
feet end I lied In!
awful bearing down
. feelings, we! de-
, LIA/I” ’ pressed in t“girlie
‘ / 3-‘I' misdirection ind
' pale willuduii heavy
eyes. 'l'hadeixdoca
mmlioh 1 W to give die E.
r r: crew .. an
e an II v we
03711903qu remakes fir four months
slid annals express my more for what
they have done for me. ‘ ‘ ‘
._ “if time. lines ihill be of my benefit
‘ m hm my“ osmium toy publish
this. rug“,
i seem an
limos Stronglllillth i”: “8
male
m; «um
others with splashing cements ere ‘
“What is It
that has some whiskers and comes up]
What ,we do on some great occasion
the railroad ‘
Au t\h\. 0‘
‘. School clothes.
Don't fall to provide your daughter
at school as pretty and becoming
gowns no you can afford. Appearan-
ces count with youngsters; Don't ‘he
too sure you know what is best 701
your daughter to wear. The taste of
16 study he so' good as your own, but it
is less will to clash with current
schoolgirl fashions. While one is still
young Individuul in dressing is not
popular. says a New York Times wri-
for Don't bestoo insistent on ser-
viceable cloths Girls feelit when made
to wear unbecoming gows because of
enduring qualities.
Don’t get too many ‘things at the
start. Every school has Its own idenls
of dressing, and your girl will soon be
out of conceit of her pretty clothes if
girls are wearing. Better buy less and
fill out when your girl knows what she
needs and wants.
a
. Don't Hide Knots. ‘
in beating work for stitching do not
hide covey the knots, put them on
”.
Libraries
and
Art Collections
are successfully dispersed through
the medium of
AUCTION SALES
and Descriptive Catalogues
fII dr disposition.
Correspondence fiOllllted Equal ni-
tenilon given small consignments.
The Merwin Sales Co.
10 lost 40th It" In: York City.
LlBFlARY LAW ASSOCIATION."
17.. Judge Wheeler Again Elected Preoi.
l dent and Members Have 12. 500
l . ‘ . Books.
‘ At the annual meeting of the Law
Library association of is‘nirfieid coun-
ty in tho librury at ihcrounly court
house, the old officers were reelected
as follows: ‘
l Piesldenl, Justice George W Wheel-
'ur of the supreme court of errors.
‘l‘reasumr, Attorney John W. Banks.
l Secretory. Superior court clerk.
William ’7. liuvllund.
Librarian. Charles E. Evens. .
‘ Lilmu v committee. Judge lion 11rd
iJ. Curtis of the superior court Attor-
'ney (ieorgc E. Hill and Attorney John
ll, Booth. Attorney John E, Kecler' of
Stamford was ‘chnlrinnn of the meet-
Ins.
Volumes vdrummed.
During the your Judge A. ll. Heels
of this city gave 84 Volumes of Eng-
lish reports to the library. and Allen
ncy Leo Davis of South Norwnlk gave
40 volumes of English Law and lsiquliy
Reports 11nd «bot-I1. «were thanked by the
association as was former Gangrene
mun iii. J. Hill for the continudnce of
the U. 9. Official lieutetry and Con-
srenlonol Remrd ‘ ‘
Ranks Vow High.
There are now about 12 .000 151.1.
In the library- uud every state In the
union Ia included, As it wdrklng lib-
rary It tanks can no the state library
Librarian Evans hu lmmin chords of
the hooks for many years and his or-
olent work blamed for him a wide
headship among the nttcrnsyt of the
country; ,,
AERIALPAflcIL peer , GAIlIlilll
. ‘ suns mommy. ' ‘ .
~PilOWillIliNClil, ll. L, Jon. ,lB.~—-A
hundred grammar school children [and
other apesthtorswcrs given It thrill
this week when Mister Kerry in.
plane in 1111qu telegraph wires lust
hurting on the mound ion of his sort»
or parcel post sorry ”trip strain hum
they are not what. all the rest of the ‘
We possess” excepffarl'x! facilities for .
the right side of the sewing so that
hunting threads may be easily remov-
ed, says the New Haven Journal Cour
ler For the same reason never place
machine stitching directly on tap of :1 ‘
hosting, but just outside of it.
l ‘ Tea-Coat.
The tea- coat is seperate from the
ten-gown and is put on exactly as one
hillta on any kind of a jacket. says [no
New York Piess. It is without urin-
holcs, has no seams down the should-
..er with the some effects of a mandar-
in Jacket
Mme—5:...”
KNOX HAT- MANUFACTURING co.
TO FILE ANSWER To CHARLES
15‘, Increase COMPLAINT .
The Appellate division of the su-
preme court. second department, dew
York, has dehled an application of 1112
Knox Hat Manufacturing Company to
appeal to the court of appeals oh a
technical point in connection with {no
suit for an accounting brought aginst
the company by Charles E. Metzer. a
minority stockholder. 'The defendant
has moved to compel the plaintiff to
action but this wns denied by Justice
Crane, and the defendant appealed.
The appellate division also sustain
ed the opinion of Justice Vnn Sicklen
overruling the demurrer oi the defend-
ant to the complaint with the result
that the Knox Hat Manufacturing Co.
should'file its answer to the original
complaint within twenty days.
The defendant claimed that the
plaintiff's complaint confused sevscrnl
rcndcr It almost impossible Isi'or the
dtfendnnls to llle n comprehenfiye un-
m/fi/lfl’n/flfflr’JA/G aria «Haunt nun
.-\.\‘\m“mu nstxnxfi‘m Ix
causes of action‘ In such way as to
do .
no
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or
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NEW HAVEN ROAD PLANS"‘(‘.0‘M-
PLETED
WIII Electriwy 42 Miles of cm s. an'd
9-1.111: Early In the Spring, is
the Report '
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 18. -~The New
York New Haven and llaitl’md Rail-
road company has almost completed
its estimates, and specifications lo: the
electrification of the 42 miles ii the
line of the old Boston and Providence
railroad and work will illegiln probably
early next spring. The plan includes
two additional trucks for the line
south of Readviile; Mass. The cquip~
ment and operation will she the same
as on the New York division :betwrcn
New Haven and New York end it "e
estimated that the whole work can
he completed within a. your from next
spring. ‘ .
0n the New York division the to ill-
dntion and steel work have nzsw with
a few breaks been pushed to a 11th:.
near Bridgeport and the work wil
probably Ille‘ finished -by the middle 0!
the Ipresent year.
The electrliflcntion will ‘prnv‘lie for
the entire opemtion of the line by lilo
current between New “fort; ..nd 2? .c
Haven, except on days of vew
tionnl traffic, when it will be to sumo
extent supplemented by steam
A good no. pays best in the bee!
paper
cliIGHESTEil 3 Plus
NDIAAIOVD "RAN
Ladle“ Askyourllru int! c
c.1111” Mini-'60 out” 1-1qu ®
I‘llln in Red and“ lulultl metallic
lF'fis. so: imivviihn Blue Ribbon.
' I one or
Dru yawn. 11.1. lid. "1’1? first“
BIA 01m BRAND l’lLl. 3.1m $5
yearsknownu flemSofcsi. Alwayslltllnlil.
3019 BY DRlllliilS'lS EVERYWHERE
‘Sl
Jones dropped 40 feot‘wlth his in ‘
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD ,
TIMETABLE
in Effect November 24, 1912.
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There is always away for the coils
scientiqus, skilled worker to gel‘
cherub—write a» Sentinel Want Ad,
stating briefly and concisely your ex.
perlences; tell of your'prohcicncy not!
seek a position where energetic, \v'ell-
directed service will result in definite
ndvancement. .
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIG.
Chiropractic is the science of til.
cause of the disease and tile art 0!
adjusting the some. Disease In caulk
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the hack. Even if done in childhoOd
it creates pinched nerves and pain In
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause or,
disease and pain. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve an“
toms in your body. F‘eninle trouble-
givcn special attention; also curve.-
tuno or the spine. You will never res
gret lving the Chiropractor a chance
to be c you
Magnetic treatment: given also. .
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
N Washington 9L. Bo. Normlk, (loan.
Graduate from Palmer School. tn. 1»
discoverer.
‘ O 1 t '
CIIv NatIcnaI Bank
runners A GENERAL BANKINII
BUSINESS AND DFFERE EVERY
FAOIMTY OONBIBTBNT
. WITH some I
lANKING
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d. H. Mathewson 0. Wallace Ill-rule
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