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out in a .hot iron frying-pan
loss of fat salt pork. three by ‘9“ hti rou ' . '
, . , , ndin tables can of butter
cites} Add, one” onion ‘vpecled ‘3 y 3 “ ' p ‘“
utilin slices. and cook, stirr-j in a cup and set in a dish of hot wa-
oostanny. until onion is 'bl‘O‘Wli. tel t0 melt” Gream'one be" our of
_ wo-pound slice «it round ' butter and' one cup of sugar logether;
put in pan, scar on" one side, ndtf‘ono half cup of milk. slowly beat-
lbning quickly to ‘ the boiling. level teaspoons of baking powder, one
odd one fourth ‘icnupnouflll or teaspoon of vanilla and last the stlnly
cover closely. remove i, hack of beaten whies of 61X .8838. PM 0118
, and let simmer until most is third of this batter Into another bowl
or. {Remove steak to hot platicr and mix in the melted chocolate and
strain stock, of which there should butter. won the light and dark mle
a cupml, ppm One mpmgpoon. tare into a b'utte‘red' pan in alternate
Q‘f'bdtler. add tire tiblespoonfuls SpOOnfu'ls and bake. in a moderate
our, and stir until well, hiendedraoven about three quarters of an hour.
pour on gradually, v‘E'llc stirring Cover with a white or chocolate ic-i
ifnshicn writer.
ling point, season with salt and ‘6?-
and pour around sirloin-«Wowg
Homerompanion. , Scandinavian Dried Fruit soup.
: Dean-pt: :ca't.
one 0:" the Ways of “WW proportion of a cup of the fruit to two1
8 cheaper 61118 N "NW 1" 03““ quarts of water. Wash and soak overv
shes washglven in Farlncrs’ Bl'L night in the water. In the morning
3‘91} Pub-351163 " lilv‘ 31‘3““! . lnoc on the stove with a cup of raisins
tea ‘le'iidi‘i'hii’hl “l Mi‘ii'nl'ull'e- ior currants, or half and built. a sprinkl-
0 DOIIHdS (‘hllf‘k SIGNS one cup ing of cinnamon and a tablespoouf-ul.
is cut into small 916068, one cup of tapioca or saga. Add another quartS
3: 9“” into Sim“ “9903' 0'18 of water and simmer .until fruits and? t 1 1 li’\
tin-cup Sliced onion. 00"" “15 tapioca or sage are tender. Add ’8 ra 8“ "('3'
a lit- .
1th boiling water; place the tie sugar or salt as liked.
the bean pot and let the . ' ‘
k in a moderate oven for two
; then ladd the vegetables cue‘
half‘lnch cubes season to taste with
”it: cook until the vegetables are
, ‘: about an hour longer;., then
live. pouring a sauce over the meat,
from one cup or the liquid ii.“
on the meat fas cooked thickened
. two tablespoons flour.
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Allow one third part of aprlcnls or;
prunes to two thirds dried apples, inl
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can do it with Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
Does not color the hair.
Ask Your Doctor.
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.“ Put one square of chocolate and anal lit isn’t a blouse and it Isn't a lackét.
ibut it combines the best features ofl
"bobh these garments. Sometimes it is
lentirely separate, to he slipped on
giver a simple dress,
icases it is incorporated in the general
, > :schenra of the dress. One fact is no
sear on the other alde.‘Pour ins all the time. Add one 01111 oneideniablc~the jacket blouse has found
and one half cilpi’uls of cold half cups of flour, Sifted With twoljngtant favorhgays a New York :Pregg
in other
in one‘ charming model" with long
:used. There is an extended line at the
shoulder. to which is attached the low-
er part of the sleeve. Rounded edges.-
deep ruffle of mechln ilwegives theism
_ directoire finish to the sleeves. Thai“
: aptly, the not stow. nun; to ins——Portland Express and Ad'vertls-Trront edges are cut in points that ex; 0" “New“ ““9“ ‘3 bum a we“ changed at the clipping time. Lumu
' [tend below the waist line. Three cord- taffeta jacket blouse used
'lngs from themarrow belt, ending in
round disks at each side. A frili ofime used.
‘ h c ' i e
lacitahéo‘pzdt‘ :f SilZIjalcxke’t blouse must large buttons fastens them. A decid-
Inot be neglected. it is of many formed .
the panel or :peplum being favored. It; lower lifll‘t, sweeping ”Mk 1° square
I is‘shown in the round: form on a stun-t
ining green taffeta jacket. A militaryt
imotif is given 'by buttons and cord-!
flags. This [position back is frequently
'trimmed with flaps showing contrast-l
lug colors or materials and buttons in
A cuirass jacket takes you back to
the wars of other days, but the effect ,,
A”. xis striking onvn modern dress. Grecnl
ltaffeta is cut wlthout sleeves and
has:
Two slashes
front are filled with straps, and the
.pepluln is arranged in steps. and long’
Then “01) I” Stop it “0W1 You :egt piece (it the hack
1 A jacket blouse with a peplum cut in
ca. iompire style is a contributing factor,
3to the beauty of gray oharnleuso gownI
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rovers of the locket are outlined with
knife plaitingu and the deep ,cuffs re~
juice In the foams ornamentation. A
fan that shows at the front.
Bands of puffing are used to outline
sed. .
to trim a
{a black-andwhlte dress. No sleeves
The fronts are curved
down quite like a waist coat. and two
edly cutaway line is noticeable’in the
ltalls that cross the back.
MODES IN BRIEF.
0n plain velvet evening gowns the
'long lace collars are exceedingly
l graceful and becoming.
Petticoats to wear with evening
frocks are frequently of white crepe
do shine with lace ruffles.
Some of the newest tailored suits
have silk braiding in two colors-blue
and scarlet, for instance.
fox furs are made up with white chif-
fon or black velvet. '
Velvet. silk, fur and chiffon are of-
ten seen in one frockrcombinatlons
are so much In favor this year.——'I‘n-
coma Tribune.
The objects olvtli‘e organization are}
Town Clerk Smith. live-told, as follows: “
‘Artlclea of association for the Frn~
» l Blorum league, of icuth Nor- distress.
as approved by". Se rotary of 2. Mutual Assistance in business or ideals 1“ life.
1M. H. Rogers on January 14th. in procuring employment.
‘ bactibers are 3. =1). linings.
rs W. Coma Sr., Joseph Bartlem. and orphans of deceased» members.
'2 gilockwood, Frederick A. See. 4. To create greater love for each ‘ walk.
5. To assist in the education of the
l. ltcllcf of brothern in accident or masses in the benefits of cooperation
{towards higher realization of better
1 The notice of the articles of asso-
3. Assistance in the care of widows elation has been filed in the office of
, i'l‘own Clerk Herbert R. Smith. of Nor.
4" ‘I’ERN‘AL FORUM LEAGUE." Tel?!"milliréiimCN-lllead“and‘Jacob 11th t " ”W " ‘ W M” "m“
, . . p ‘ . , ‘ . ostlluulute a. desire to as- .
, _ ”W M 210391“ Jr.- lslst In uplifting humanity. LOCAL CHICKEN PMOIEHS DO
Mick: of Association Filed was 2 WELL. :
Capture a Number of Prizes at Siam-
ford Show. .
Norwnlk people fared well at the
Stamford Poultry show, a number of
local fahclcrs taking good prizes with
their stock and pens.
L WELLrKID- I‘LL TELL you!
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‘liurry Stacey Benton, of the Poo
Pic Orplngton Fern} entered four buff
orplugtons and took limit and second
prizes for cocks and lirst and second
for cockerels.
Solon Box-slum snterndtbarmd piv-
ni’outh rocks and took third and fourth
cocks; second and third lien and llrst
pen.
Myron W. Osborn, of East Not-walk.
took second hon and fourth pullct with
barred rocks. There were one hun-
dl‘cd and ten entries in his amok.
M. 1). Morgan. of East 'Norwnik,
llrsi pen with barred rocks.
At a show held recently in Bullion.
Mr. Benton took first and second
rook; alloys and color specials; third
hen. and third pen. Incidentally he
sold slx eggs at the rate of $5 per
egg to a pnrtyvfrom the suite of Wash-
~ instcn. During the past year he has
taken a silver cup and four medals.
Honest Advice Io .
Consumplivcs
somehow there exists It rust amount of
scepticism an to the possibility of curing
Lousumplluu. We Mule nnuo but flirts.
and are sincere u what we assert.
I We worn u Ictml‘ with Tulmrculolllli.
we should do precisely what we Mk
others to dowinko‘m-Itlunn‘n Allcruilvu
promptly and faithfully. The reason we
should do this ‘nmi warrant on have
for uniting II L‘oummpllvus to Inks
t. In at we own the reports of many
myovurcs olloylf which iolowsw-
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'iluuilr non: For we yours I was of-
Iclcd with hemorr uses of the lungs.
lilo it’lmllifl' tom's marl one luuulmd.
Our molly physl no u vinsd another
climate. unto remain won a or held be
fainllliuwwr, i remains . am in {his
‘ roar of l . i was taken with
attack of pneumonia. When.
w U to ‘
took second and fourth cockcrel and,
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with an unusual plaited puffing. They '
Ihlgh waist “m, is shown. defined bysthem gently and lot the- wuier cover
silk comings and the whole is fastened leaves . stalks“ and blossoms! Take table accessory in silver is the spoon
under a rosette of silk. Just a touch out after 20 minutes/snake oft lightly tray. This is shaped like an open dish
of lace is given to the gulmpe 0f chif~ and arrange in clean holders. taking or tray with high sides fashioned
' lfsomcthing on the order of a pair of
Some of the prettiest sets of white
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To Keep Cut Flowers
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Bonbon dishes made quite on the
Out dlowers should be laid m camcorder 0: muffin stands. that-is. with
water no, soon as received. Handle the upright liited with three small HEW
care not to crowd. I
ver plates of varying size, are quite'
now. says the Newark News. AnOther ‘
Look at the stem ends of roses. Ii’. goggles or spectacles; the spoons slip
clipped, and the water they stand in
charcoal in the water helps to keep
the flowers fresh and prevents in a. do;
gree the fading of flowers.-
Violets that have been worn through
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ML.
viceable in this fashion. Fun". 3',
the stalks, laying the. foil carrillly
aside, then plunge the bunch Sentll'
into tepid water. let stand ten minu-
tes, remove. slmkcllghtl", wrap u m.
tic damp cotton about the salts,
wrap in tissue paper, head and cars.
lay in a cool place.‘
Trent orchids the same way, only
take care that the water comes only
to, the under surface of the flowers.
not over them—«New York Tribune.
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TO CLEAN BEAN POT.
To clcsnilio bean pot fill with cold
water. put in some kind of washing
powder and ‘cover tight; put on stove
and let come to boil. This will make
it very easy to wash—«Minneapolis
Tribune.
Consumption or body-building. demand
.5. remedy that removesdhe cause. '
the armholes and lower edge Of on they look dark. clip olii’ about one half lento t'Ic'holdcr, one above the other,1
other lltflledacket‘lblousc that repéallfilan inch before putting them in the an “P‘H section in the center making
'sleeves the french (18“ng has g1 venlthe color notes of the Persian trimm- vases. The darkhcolor showing water- it a simple matter to lift out the
.0 lovely expression of the Eton ideangx on the SOWD- There are shallow clogging—a change of tissue/which spoons he needed.
turned-back rovers, and the willt Wit- prevents the vessels from taking-the
anlnga is made under button and. silk water. Next morning all) again. This
comings. This mOdelI‘etllfll‘efl 5° “1' is imperative if you want to keep the.
are dleflned 'by c or dings of silk and “{tie material that the silk remnant t°°,roscs longer than 8- day. Indeed. all;
' all for ordinary ”1011308 can now be manner of cut flower stalks must be
origins and Golds
" Bronchitis
is the remedy that will relieve you at
once. Countless grave aicknesses are ‘
recognized by the medical profession
as having their direct or indirect
cause in a neglected "cold" or cough.
Kerr's flax seed emulsion. Linonine.
is the mostllelpfnl thing in the world
to you. Medicine knows no surer heal-
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LIGHT?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed. ,
Prices Reasonable
“Beat Workmanship
PromptAttention
Drop a Postal and our Repre-
sentative will call and
give estimate
United Electric
ing agent for the inflamed mucous
membranes ‘of nose. throat and lung
passages. Thus w'hile Linonine is re
moving "colds," coughs, bronchitis
the body as nothing else can do‘.
All drugglstswinsist upon having
the genuine—35c, 50c. $1.
and consumption it is also building upl
Light 81W ater Co
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Sullivan, of 50
Taylor avenue, were tendered a sur-
prise last evening in honor of the fifth
anniversary of their marriage. Music.
dancing and games were enjoyed. The
many handsome presents.
w~
"if” any pain, from top to toe.
fro any cause. apply Dr. Thomas‘
Eclecirlc Oil.
It is used.
- FIRE HORSE TAKEN ILL.
The South Norwulk fire department
narrowly escaped losing one of the
horses in the Putnam lioso gray team
on Wednesday evening, when the ani-
mal was taken with a Severe attack
of the colic. Dr. Frank I. Olmstcad
was called and finally succeeded in
relieving the suffering beast.
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WHYOMEI *'
will end”
CATARRH
You’ve Tried Ointmchts. Sprays
and Beaches and Failed. Now
Breathe This Balsamic, Germ
Destroying Air. 0
Why bother with makeshift“
iiooth's i‘IYOMEi has clued thou»
and! upon thousands of acute and
chronic cases or cotarrh without slo-
muoh. dosing. .
It will cure you ltf you are liberal
enough to giro It a chance.
if you could afford theiiimo and the
expense of a visit to the lionelyptus
forests of inland Australia you could
soon not, rid of cdtarrh. r
,Bootll's archer brings to your
home the some pleasant healing germ
complete.» Kimmie '1
d extremities. if in
Pain can't stay where
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' RAILROAD
TIME TABLE '
In Effect November 24, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M,~l:201. 5:1«ix, 5241:. 6:09
6:67, 7220):. 7:461. 8:171, 8:513. 9:15:
9:37, 10:20:. 10:46:. 11:34”.
P. M.——12:53x. 1:08. 2:50x. 8:27.
4:31x. 5:35. 5:50x. 6:40. 6:513, 7:18:
72423:. 9259):. 10:45.
’sundaya.
A. M.—-12:43x, 5:003. 5:411. 8:“.
10:20:.
P. M.——12:53x, 2:8“. 2:50x, 5:85
6238:, 7:00;, 7:12. 7:521. 8:21:. 0:59:
10:28. .
NEW YORK ‘I'O BOUT” NORWALK
A. lids-«4:401, 6:40."Ii:46x, 8:031.
SzuIix. 8:551, 9:161. 10:02:. 10:06.
Iix. 11:08.
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8:802. 8:5be “4:2”. 6:06;, 5:143.
5:25. 0:011, 6:03x. 8:001, 8:102, 9:00.
11:00:. 11:30. 12:00:.
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A. M.~8:00. 83:26:. 9:00!. 10:08:
11:00:.
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Iva—om ' inst-fuss. from;
so" renown salons,
There is always a way for the cons
selections. skilled worker to gel
uhead~writo a Sentinel Want Ad...
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell of your prOflCielle and
seek a position where energetic, well-
directed service will result In definite .
advancement. ' ‘
The New. Science
DEFINITION OF CHlROPRACTle
Chiropractic Is the science of tho
cause of the disease and the art on
adjusting the same. Disease is canon
ed by a wrench. twist or sprain in
the back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life In the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause, of
disease and pain, health is rectum
through harmonizing the nerve syn:
terns in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve»
tors of the spine. You will never rod
grot giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you
Magnetic treatments given also. i
'r. FRANCIS, i). c.
94 Washington at. 80. Norwalk. Coma
Graduate from Palmer School. tin
discoverer.
Citv N alienal Bank
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DIRECTOR!
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