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serve with sauce.
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Boston Oyster ’Plc.
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pm a‘ stcwpan with
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p'lCiDE BY
Man Who Stabbed Wife
Dies in Hospital.
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so dozen oysters, one onion,
”mum of curry powder.
rt; spoonful of flour, tw'o ounc—
iier ”did, the juice of a lemon.
on on notice, mix the curry
flour and butter together. and
to a stewpan, simmering” all
doses crackers soaked "him
hull; three liours; add three
he half chip sugar, salt, nutmeg,
blespoonful butter. two tes-
‘ baking powder; beat all to-
oue half cup raisins. Bake
{gum or milk, three beaten
e tablespoon melted butter,
poonful of sugar and two cups
with which sift two rounding
mus of baking powder and one
Make into better,
a cup cold boiled rice; beat
(1 bake in .a hot oyen.- These
the inside of a pudding dish
with pie crust, set it in the
and bake. When done. fill wth
W ‘ Remove all
shell that may be found in the re
‘ f‘thgee pints of oysters; put the
.» barely
sh of the liquor to keep them
urning; sermon with salt, pepper
butter; add a little sweet cream
‘ ’ _ ilk. and one or two crackers rolled
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lilies with a pair of tailor's
‘s, was found on a stoop in the
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fine; simmer_ butco not boil, as that
will shrivel them. ‘Hsve ready an'up-
per crust the proper size and baked.
Pour ' filling in pie, place . on. upper
crust. and serve hots-«Mothers Maga-
zine. '
Fringed Celery. ‘
Clean the celery carefully and chill
it. then cut into pieces three inches
lung and silt each end about three
fourths of an inch into fine threads.
having them less than one eighthof
an inch. thick. Keep the pieces in ice
1
«and arrange them carelessly in a low
'glass dish. '
Cuban Pepper Salad.
,Sliced potatoes. shredded red cab-
page. shreded green peppers in equal
parts,'one cupful of Quarter-inch strips
of cooked Onion, one. sliced cucumber.
Mix with a mayonnaise dressing, sea-
son to taste; serve on lettuce leavos.
w—‘Pcrtland Express and Advertiser.
THEl-R Finer ANNIVERSARY.
Today marks the first anniversary of
,the marriage of Miss Clara. Murray
and Stephen H. Smi‘thh'of South Nor-
Bridgeport. Twins have come to bless
, tending congratulations today.
,IIIIS WILL INTEREST MDTHERS.
Mother Gray‘s Sweet Powders for Children, a
Certain relief for Forerishneu, Headache, Ilml
Stomach, Tcothi Disorders. move and mutilate
tho Bowel- and l stray Worms. They bunk up
colds in 34 hours. They are so tpics-ant. to (be
Lfism Chll lion'lllto thug”. Over 10,1, a10 mango???
sod b Mot rare or pro. ry i or.
sold byyallDrug he. fichsm is mailed shun.
Adams. Allen..()lmsbud, Lo oy, (‘1.
lion. He was removed to a hospital,
Where death occurred soon after.
words. He had taken poison with sol--
cidehl intent, as was indicted by a man. of Chestnut 'etreet,
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note found on the stoop where he had
die, also.
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walk. The young people stole a march.
on their friends and werc'marriod th COM suits 0' the Norfolk type are scams. 5”"9" “"3" ”M“
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Pretty Models In Charmed» and
Crepe do ’Chenen
« Every mother desires to .. display
good. taste in zthe selection of her"l
young daughters‘ wardrobe. Remom-f
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' her that youthful frocks and suits are
simple in line and are not overtrim-i-
med. ‘ I
In the shops are displayed lovely’
frocks of serge. cashmere, chailis and'
,broadcloth. They fasten far to the
.left‘ side, in Russian fashion, with hula
,let buttons and loops of braid. Fro-
'quently a panda! braid extends from
the neck to the hem. Finishing the
long, close-fitting sleeves are tumdd-
back cuffs of embrOIderod batiste.
and a Dutch collar of the same trims
the neck. More expensive‘ models
come in charmeuse and crops de chine
but all are delightfully girlish.
The Russian blouse frock, with the
upper portion of valve: and the skirt
of broadcloth is particularly smart.
One model of sapphire blue had the
plain blouse of velvet lbuitoncd ‘with
'onyx buttons, while a belt of black
patent leather defined the waist line?
The skirt of blue broadcloth had anf
invert-ed plait at each scam.
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youthful for rough-aud-rcudy woar.
their union and their friends are ex- and when well tailored are wonder-
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‘fully attractive. With these are worn
! the chic English fabric huts trimmed
'WIlIl n fantaisio. For dress occasions!
the coat costume of corduroy or vel‘l
vet. in soft tones of blue, brown or
taupe, is considered in‘ good taste. if,
not elaborately trimmed. A narrow:
band of fur edging the collar and cuffs f
is sufficient ornamentation.
if your daughter is extremely slen-l
dor, roundncss may I"? given to the}
tab-e is not yet out of danger.
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home Saturday from a two weeks'
been sitting. The noto'st'ated that as visit with friends in Rockvllle, Weth- ,unllhcnlt
he had killed his wife, he wanted to ersileld and Oakvillc,
Conn. They
istato they have very warm weather
\ Mrs. Illiano was reported to be rest» up that way and not any snow or ice,
filty‘fiflturday night .in a dying condi- ing comfortly at the hospital, although ‘but lots of rain. ~
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material made ,with the stripes run-l
hing 'horlzontally..- A flock in which‘,
cross lines are used breaks the height
and this fact should
mind by mothers. ‘
“‘«Youth should never be encouraged
to wear extreme models. Girlsfarei
apt to become freakish in their man?
nor of dressing, thus attracting undueI
attention. Cultivate a liking for the,
conservative. which . is i‘uvariavbly‘a}
sign of good breeding” . I
There are'many pretty models with!
modestly cut round. square and ’V-
chirped decolletuges that are far more
becomiflnc than than. tit-signs worn by,
their elders. e’l‘hc heavy brocados sol
fashionable this season two not, as a.‘
rule, youthful; so. when sr‘ccting even“
log gowns,'clioos., these fashioned of,
the soft, filmy laces’an'd chifforis or,
More tie chine and supple satin. The,
clmrn‘iur dance frocks; with skirts.
fashioned of tln'eo or‘ four flounces of
lace, with nanirr over-draperies of.
satin, are much in favor at present,l
and are cvtrcmoly becoming to youth-i
ful figures.
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acts as a. poultice. gives instant relief.
iViIliarns'.Indinn Pile Ointment is pro-
E-nrrd for Piles and itchimr'oi' the private
parts. Druogiazs. mail 50c and $1.00.
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enwfwltb disappointment, perhaps; es, rich ice cream, Upreservos. . .
but‘a‘ poorlyypreparedrde‘ssent will be Medium desserts-Z— Custards and
ieftunt‘oiwhed. ‘Adessort failing in its certifies, rice, cornstarch, sago, tapi-
csscutlal quality, its appeal to the ap- oca pudding,
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" N-N‘I‘ Desserts. Wastor'Efforts
it is considered! bad taste when din-
ing to show the least concern in to
hard to the coursed following the one
courage enough sometimes to ask {an always,
what the dessert may be. One college
girl used to ask the maid to tell her
whenever mince pie was to be served.
The girl understood the food value 0!
mince pie and she knew if shé wished
to partake to it she' must curtail the.
courses preceding. An ordinarylsize
of mince pie is equal in food value to
a piece of roast best. a medium-sized
potato and a slice of bread, with a lib-
eral amount of button, ,,
A business man is often removed
for chooSing a piece of apple pie and
a gist-idol! milk or a piece of cheese
“for his noon-day lunch, instead of
serving of‘ meal, a vegetable, . and
broad; but. the lunch of pie and milk'
innot less in bood value than the moat
lunch, writes Oklahoma Agricultural
College, in Good Housekeeping;
. ,fruits, plain gelatine jelly, Junkets.
But. one' may spend the morning' ‘ I '
process of making puff paste. for ex-I '7' 3°” F0 ”5 HOW" and M Com-
ample, and the result be a wonder to pound always on hand,- and 3'0“ can
Whom—pastry absolutely perfect in quickly “”0“ °‘ cold by ”5 prompt
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flakiness, crispness, form and color. “38' It contains no opiates, heals and
A‘filliug may be me d e m, equal the another: the inflamed air passages.
crust in “a” respect. But consider :1 01:8 the 1cousin. and may some a big
the time'ta‘ken compared to the (Milk F20 ors b 1" Im the hollow packing:
mixing of a plain pie crust and tell , r ”1° by. of druggists.
me, if the result is reward enough for -
me mm spent m preparmon ot' KENSETT FIRE ANNIVERSARY.
that puff paste, Could one honestly One year ago today the famous Ken-
say that the household. would notS sett Sanitarium of Dr. Edwin Everett
“smack their lips" just 88 ‘enthlflllflfir Smith. located in South Wilton, was
ticully over the 01811! apple DIG 83 over destroyed completely by‘ fire, entailing
any tart ever manufactured of French a loss of $20,000. The building took
pastry? Such a timeconsuming des- fire from an overheated furnace at
sort. is an absolute waste of effort. I about 2 o’clock in the afternoon and
'But the one essential which makes lack of an adequate water supply caus-
There are two extremes; desserts.
far too heavy unless their real food a dessert a product well
value is known and the rest of the
meal is planned accordingly; and des-.
sorts too light to satisfy the hunger
unless a sufficient supply of other
things by eaten. What place than
have desserts in the diet? Do they
forts~
Perhaps t
meal which requires more time, more
thought in planning and more care in
preparation than the dessert. An ideal
dessert must be Well flavored and in
appearance if it is to be above criti-
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worth the
time, care and actual cost. or- makes
it simply a waste effort from every
standpoint, is the‘knowledge of its
food value. then making it serve its
purpose in that respect.
A housekeeper should have a little
{serve a purpose or simply waste «31- table of desserts carefully classified,
for constant reference or written out
here Is no portion of the, in tabular form, arranging. her stock ”mum ”“51“”
of successful desserts into three clas-
ses, perhaps. as heavy, medium and
light. Then she should consider
wheather the dinner she is planning is
high in fond value or low in supply
ed all efforts to save the structure to‘
be unavalling. The Hope Hose com-
pany, of Norwalk, went to the scene
of the confiagrntion and did much good
in saving furniture and other buildings“
The regular meetlng of Lady Wash-
ington LodgefiNo. 2i, Shepherds of
Bethlehem was held last evening and
s was transacted.
cameraman.
ladies! Ask yourllru f» for
(lhI-cbwter's Dismal mud
rm. in Red and Gold nlelnllic
boxes. soiled with Blue Ribbon.
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tion. This was beforehe usod Hall‘s
ilnir Ilcnower. Now his hair looks well-
kcpt, 5!;th in Incc. ’l‘ho scalp in clean
{f Ignirisgrowlngfastor. No
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[in r hair. Not. the slight.
est; danger of color ug thohnlr. .
FOUR FEMININE PAUL REVERES.
Will Herald Approach of Suffrage Oo-
horts Marching Into Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jun. 28.—-—iierald-
lug the approach of theriding and
marching .Suffragctte cohorts, four
forninine Paul Itcvcrcs will gallop in ‘
relays into‘Washinston March 3 with
news of the progress of their sisters.
Elaborate plans to welcome the coup
tors are being made.
export horsowonen, will be ’Mlss inez
\lilhollsnd, who will lend the parade;
Mrs. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hole.
Miss Crystal Eastman and bliss Janet
Burns, of New York. They will be do.
tucked, from the cavslccdo of "petti-
coat cavalry" and toiling women.
shortly after, Baltimore is passed and
at retailer intervals will be sent off
on a dash to the capital, to‘carry the
news.
The question of permission for the
Suhrsgists to use on March 3 the
stands being erected for the inaugur-
al parade will be definitely decided
today. ,(lortsin contractors are said
stands if the concession can be oh.
that before the day ends the noses
nary [implosion-mill be forthcomins.
le HAVEN MEN assures.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. ass-amount
contractions of Robert thruster, bald
bythe police for theft, ‘and also on
spaniel n of {knowing :wmcthlnll
about“ shooting and killings: :9.
Butte; Mold” sheriff several years,
ago. Mark}. Sullivan, a autumnal,
has been arrested on than. chars”.
both men are to have a heroin: Fri-
The four. all “ ’
to have agreed to push work, on the . ‘
inland from the inaugural committe .l ‘
The Sunrsgatte loaders src‘hopeml .
, everyday and mosaic
“ could
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HIS LIFE.
STAMFORD, Jan. 28.v——Poliski Wad~
desloss was killed by a trolley car on
the line between this city and Sound
Beach. late last night. George Benson,
moiormun, says that the man was iyi
iug'acroso the tracks, apparently a-
sleep, but that when the headlight re-
vealed the man it was tool ate to pre-
vent the car' running Over him. The
body was badly crackled. 'Waddcsloss
was about 30 years old, and unmarried.
He worked in Sound Beach, but the
authorities could locate no relatives
more.
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street: is quite ill,
of Monroe
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She“ Was 50 III—«Rest red to
Health by Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound.
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very weak and the doctor said i had a
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serious dis acc-
mont. i had suit-
scho and bearing
. :1, down We! so had
ii that. I could‘notsib
In? in a chairor walk
a. mm the floor and
I was in severe pain
, all the time. Holt
discouraged he [lied
taken sv’erythiua i
could think of. and
was no letter.
began taking Lydia ill. Piulthnm's Veg-
etable Compound and ‘now i am strong-
and healthin'rWMi'B. Amos Dianna,
11.13233. No. it, libs 7'7. Poutwater, Mich.
'noadthtAnotherWoman says:
,Peorith ill.-4—"I had such linebacker
that! could hardly stand on my feet. ' i
would feelings crying but lots of times.
and bird such'ahssvy feeling in my right
side. .1 lied Inflammation ”We:
his. as
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RAILROAD " ,
TIME TABLE
In Effect November 24, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.——-1:20x. 5214:, 5241:, 0:08
0:57, 7:20x. 7:403, 8:17x. 8:51x. 9:15:
9:87, 10:20x, 10:46:, 11:88:.
P. M.-12:illix, 1:08, 2:60x, 3:27
0:3lx, 6:85. 015011. 6:50. 6:51.15, 7:181
72423:, 9:69x, 10:45.
landlyo. .
A. M.~—12:i8x. 5:09;, 15:41:. 8:“
10:20:.
P. air-12:533. 2:0“. 2:50;, 5:36
5:383. 7:00x. 7:12. 7:52x. 8:211. 0:50:
10:28.
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A. M.-t:il5x. 6:40. this.
Sriiiix, 8100:. 911M, 10:02:.
111. 11:03.
P. M.——12:08x. 1:00, 2:04;. 3:571
8:80;. 33:55:. 0:203, limbs, 0:1”.
6:25. 0:011. 0:081. 8:00x. 8:10;, 9:00
11:00:. 11:30.10:00x
, Bundsys.
A. M.——0:00. 3125:. 0:001. 10:03:.
11:00:. I
P. fir-12:04. 1:021. 6:0”, 5:04
0:011. 7:143. 8:501. 11:10:. 13:00:.
8:08:
10:05
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7:”. 0:13:15 10:28:. 11:11:, 11:47.
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4:20;. 5212:, 0:152, 0:47. 1:103. 0:001
0:231, 10:09:, 11:10.
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1.. law-idiom. tilts. 1:43. 0:“
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scorn resort-mo season; ‘
clam. The appetite is to some extent the kind of dessert that will make a i?“ “I,“ no on“, “I'd WIPE-
upponsed and hence appearance and table will illustrate such a classified“, 1)er «IiinAEII‘r'filfrll’lgr‘flange?
flavor are means of “tickling the pul- ‘tion. , 5"“ “m” '5'“ '5' “m,“ “"
late." A piece of meat may be pracii~ Henry Desserts— flies, cakes and OLDBYDRUGGISIS EVERYWHERE
MAN'S NAP on TsAcus‘cosv HIM There is always a way for the con-
scientious, ,skilled worker to get
ahead-write a Sentinel Want M..
stating briefly and concisely your 81‘
per-fences; tell‘of your proficienCy and
seek a position where energetic. well-
directed service will result in dcilnlto
advancement.
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The New . Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIOq
Chiropractic is the science of tho
cause of the disease and the art 00
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 difloront organs and
limbs. .
Chiropractors remove the cause of
discuss and pain. health is restored
though harmonizing the nerve eyes
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curve-
tuno of the spine. You will never too
am giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you "
Magnetic treatments given also.
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