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\(ogus of. Velvet Increuéa itallmcd. Til-1: ,3... follow; the lines
m, the winter progresses the vogue! of ill cutaway. A recent novelty is a!
of velvet and its allied material mzilpoini’bd illlck,.illsi,cad of rounded. The
.‘ V! t' t s c worni newest illtdrilrotittion of the. cutaway
creases. 9 VB “8 mile M lie the model licrldglled from a man’s
in the looming on the “moving Wiledl‘lrull diress coat. The distinction lathe
tions; in the afternoons to concertsncom of this type. however, has entire-
receptions and matineeo, and in the ly ill the cut, which should not be.
add a Pinolll of cream tartar, remove evening to “[9 theater, the ,opcra'ugd ; broken by trimming of any kind. A
the scum carefully and continue to bollfi- ,TO answer WEI strcnuous e-l particularly effective costume shows
‘ mom! for velvet there are numerous one» oi! them now coals in a soft shoalsI
.. . . boil fill it rsgisbors 290 degreésiFn or 7 . . 1
Lemon Taffy. reaches the’craoking stage. Take a grades, ranging from a cheap Diodlltil’.‘ gray "“1"“ “’0'" ""“h a “Wk ‘bmw‘
.. pound of butter 1% pounds of fork or spoon and. throw the sugar which will allow the file}? landutoa: $1910”, Skirt; tile SM” displaying the
gunning-$9 quarters of a'lightly. on an oiled rolling-pin or oiled'la velry figsuttglvxs a: 2::5‘25um :_ drapery kept closely toward the bot-z
golden syrup, two tBQSPWn' handle of a large wooden spoon. 513:) e 0 d All til colors of the tom, . . , ‘
.lemon juice and a teaspoonfui Move the fork 'or :5an to and froz 3° “3 sue 8' ‘ e h ’g Drapery. and even Dilulluli. fur and
er. Put the butter into a clean 13116 sugar Will then form the desired rainbow. and many hauled on t :59 “3;. touches of lace lend illoir charm to
it,“ and let it melt Next add ‘tllreads.——Comlnoner. reflected in these V” WE gra es 0 llnako a more elaboratf creation of the.
. ‘ , vslvets. For the street black is (the. velvet afternoon costume.
sugar, syrup, lemon juice and wa- ,first choice, with gray and taupe as; ‘Vcivct dresses arc ““320 as much
oil steadily, stirring well. When close seconds. » There are also “We“? in voguo as the suits, and when made
Mufti: 342105223228. 11:16:8va mg tones or 1’“er blue, green (and? with lace'or net are comfortable. even
V tarry drop‘ pm; the vwatur' “Ch vbro‘wns which have Emil-Vt“ VO'! ill stcanlilcatcd rooms. in “Paris.
them ‘ i 1 b t f V ’_ cafes. l or the more dressy cosumes Where the facilities are meager for
I remap or a w‘ our sec be worn in the house, "‘0 brilliant healing the rooms for summer temper-
nylift a piece out and see it new coiorings. unique reds, bile VMd‘ aiurc, tins vclmci or the woolen gown
,1».m?"c§§1§flu‘;“f:‘gofif’gnfiff§ greens. the brilliant yellows mull“: "1 is i. noctatli. , in order to adapt it to
~leén cooked enough p0“, out tense blues—all are well reprtsenftt ‘ the comfort. of tho smartly gowncd
butt 1' lat ti 1 d l i IBM for the evening 'wear the so or; ,New‘ Yorker it his been combined
. . e ed 1) es or as, an at t —_Everybody's friendw-Dr. Thonlas' pastel tints are most effective, accord. with i;llili‘.ilil0‘R n. lace, chiffon 01,511.,“
n :11" 001d~d§llle till": must blot Eclectrlc Oil. Cures toothache. ear- ing to the New York Tribune 'lVl‘llGl‘u
oo. erce an ,e 'a y must 6
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stuffed “Peppers.
it, the tops and remove tho
and. cores from isweet green
4 . aka a stuffing of soda]
can! breadcrumbs. chopped
has} and cl'l‘opped figs. Season
‘1 , pepper; paprika and a little
says the Hartford Courant.
, to‘sofben.tho mixture to “the
nelstency.
it into buttered papa—Good House,
keeping. '
Spun sugar. ~ .
Put half a: pound of granulated
’sugar into a clean copper or porce-
lain- saucepan. add one, gill of water
and allow to diabolve; bring to, a boil,
Oat Soup.
Melt an ounce of butler and pour
it} over an ounce of oat flour. Stir
rapidly over a' likely fire, adding little
by little a quart of water. Prepare in
hot water, a carrot, an onion and a
little celery. Add to the soup with
salt and pepper, and cook. Serve on
plain or buttered toast.
- Cherry-‘Foams.
ll two cupfuls of granulated suitor
"one‘lialf cupful of water without
n‘g until the syrup will thread.
dd one quarter tcesponnful of van-
HYB and pour ileowly upon the beat-
whltes of two eggs. beating con-
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'l‘llll DIAMONI’ BRAND. i
‘ M‘XE. ill)“:‘illh loo .l'slbhon.
laps nan. staunch
531'... a, Paton, of East avenue, has dished from the correct afternoon coal
rive its Style from its simplicity, its ‘bo' ; evening for the regular business meet
I ma ‘ ASthma' suffers somewhat from its own lpopu- GH'CH
Vim all cases 0: _Asihma. Bronchilis. and
tony. The skirt is plain, often severelyl
for" ” candies 001 r s
‘ ‘9) the 0 , D e S Tm” ”was“; by man 10 “ms' on o 0 "also PIIISJ '5:
. a a 0?
~ . except when it is to be worn under the
. . ~ ache, sore throat. Heals cuts. bruises The street costume of vclvet, nppro— to 'oui on the street
‘ l stirred -—Ladi . W0 id scalds. Stops any pain. , la. . '
' es , r ' palate for morning wear, is disting- «-
gone to California, where he plans to tumc by its out and “-5 trimming. Tho} lic Library and. the South Norwalk
spend several weeks. suit worn in the morning should (16- Public Library will meet on Friday
coming lines and its general air of‘ mg,
' smarincss. The model most favored W...“
) v Q
. 59¢:3:31;”,221???$315353: larity, but there is a certain individual
: nuoualy until .sili’f encugh to drop ‘ smartncsa which relieves the mono|
In a teaspoon upon butter paper.i Hay_cher. Sold by druggiste: mail on
. . 039‘ rece'pmf prim ”w ploin without a vestige of trimming:
ligand 3 candied cherry into the top - WI'LiAMS may co_.pmn.__c‘n'°hnd‘ Ohio occasionally this severity is broken!
(311- ' If preferred, beat cherries by 2 inch hem directly under center of . ’"Mm"“””“5"9“:’"“m“‘m'b‘“.
he andy and when creamy pour For solo by the 0“de Pharmacy front, but as a rule. even the fur is SMBYDRUEMSIS EVERYWHERE»
l
fl lav/n- ‘u/n as- I... ‘
, TO WARM MEAT . i
The best way to warm up a joint is;
to wrap it in thickly gmaaed paper
and keep it covel'éd while in the oven. ‘11
By having it. covered the steam will1
prevent the meat from becoming hard
and dry.~Philadolphia Times, ‘
Children Like. Rico in Milk
in using rice as a vegetable instead
of potatoes! many young, children who
don't like it plain boiled, even with
butter or beef juice on it. likeit very !
much when boiled and then heatedl
in milk casserole for 30 minutes and
served in the casserolcrNew'fHaven
Journal Courier. ’
Raising Flowers Indoors
Bulbs have the great advantage oil
being clean to keep in the house, no
soil being required. Fill the pots toI
Within one inch of the top with pob~
bles_ set the bulbs in and cover the
wholo with water. Put. away in a
dark. cool place for two or three]
weeks. Then bring them out and
give them as much light and air as
possible, changing the water every 8.
days :by draining it off, and replacing!
it lily water at the same to1nperafura.f
The question of keeping the water at
The directors of the Norwulk Pub :1 moderate temperature all the time slon has decided that the New York.
is a moat important one. i
I
To Repair Broken Crochet.
lrlsh crochet has been popular soz
long that the backgrounds of much ofi
it have bad time to become worn and
broken. although the decoration itself!
may still be as good as new. in such!
adios! eel: :Bl‘nrlIr-‘fflu fair l I
‘ . b... ' . v o u u _
mug.“ “ganhnung'm magma cases .ile ornament can be used to ad thirds or the price of the ordinary
_ cm a a sofa pillow, a bureau cover. ta- tickets." ‘
bio doilies or a centerpiece, says the,
Youih's Companion. ‘
Cut away the ground from the de-
.. , .r’fl/d/fl/‘luy a! a!
v-x.‘u-n-n‘ ‘\I\‘K‘\h\‘\‘\‘\‘\ n.\‘\“.- inxn't'nunu‘\‘3-Kan‘s‘K-‘x
~. “WWW-”0“
lace. on the' edges.
pain/afar “1‘an 'H’fllafll/fl a
ELPS .
coratlon, haste the design odours-
ly in place on the piece to «which you
are to apply it. Sew carefully round.
one edge- of this design until it is so
curly attached to the new background.
then cut away that part of the back-
ground that is included within the out-
lines of the ornament. “
SucCess. in the artistic sense, will
depend upon how you use the old do
signs in their new application. Circu-
lar pieces should be utilized‘rfor by
centers. straight-line pieces for bor-
ders. Finish the straight-line pieces
by hematitching the lines.) and the
round places by hemlning and sewing
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CAST'O Fl IA
For Infants and Children.
“10 Kill You line Always Blighti
Bears the Z gar—Z; :Z'.
Signature of
NEW HAVEN ROAD WON'T IN-
CREASE COMMUTERS’ RATE.
The following statement has been
published: »
“The interstate commerce commis-
New Haven and Hartford railroad is
carrying commuters too cheaply. and
that in place of the commute tickets
and books, a book of fifty tickets, good
for fifty trips, will be issued, for about
double the price of the present. com-
mute books and tickets. The new
tickets will sell at the rate of two-
'l‘he railroad press bureau says:
“We have not heard of this."
For the past week conductors and
a '.’ ./~
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other employes of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford. railroad
have. hinted to commuters that ‘soon
the price of their tickets and books
would be nearly doubled. rWhen the
anxious commuters asked for a' rea-
son for this increase they were in-
formed that the rates in Massachu-
setts have been so low that the inter-
state commerce .comm‘lssion bad or.
rived at'the conclusion that the rail-
road was carrying commuters too
cheaply and that this also affected
Connecticut. . y
But now is said that, such an in-'
crease is not probable. all_reports to
the contrary notwithstanding. ~
M. > 4t is.»
.,/ . (- \(nwy.
Coughs and Colds
Even Stubborn Bronchial Coughs
Yield to This Wonderful Remedy.
Pneumonia germs swarm to the
victim of a. cough or cold—LINONINE
Prevents Pneumonia
by overcoming weakness and fortify—
ipg the membranes against germs. Io
fills the arteries with .rich new warm,
vitallzlug blood, curing coughs. even.
stubborn bronchial coughs, and re.
licving colds, no matter how deeply
seated. It is a remedy thousmlds of
physicians use in their private prac-
tice and is free of alcohol and poi-
sonous drugs.
Kerr‘s Flax-Seed Emulsion. Linonino,
is the only Linonlne. Avoid substi-
tutes. .
All Druggists—Zoc, 50c. $1.
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M" "“PLAG. ""“fsr'n'aism‘ ior tlié ‘ocsr‘cssagsnillaiijgrasznia'sssslsg ‘filénfto tifé‘s‘uficrlu-
; ”T139 Birth of thoFlag." The names‘ tendent. They were then numbered
adobe Announced to Select Winners: of the winners will be announced ns,and sent to the judges to select the
_‘ ‘ .oi' :l'ruot Cornpany Prize. {soon as they are agreed upon by the winners. Tire judges will not know
.Tbo Daughters of the American Revfi committee. : who the writcra’ure until the numbers 5
undo have appointed Mrs. Loo Davis! In the grammar schools the subject? of tho winners are soul to Mr. [Chap-
. usso GASOLENE snuoaoss.
Chicago Firebug. Placed Them. in
Building. to Spread Flames. _
It became known recently that tho
socallod arson trust resorted to extra .
Nash tho judges io‘make slclcction lar work of compositionycacli child ln‘and their names obtained fro‘m the list
nessaya‘winning the $50111 prizes the higher grade; being obliged toils his possession.
erad‘ by the South Nor-walk Trust write an essay. The teachers of the!
bxdpany to the schools of the Town grade selecting thelbest three from herlI Sentinnl ads. bring results.
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whereby many incendiary fires were
started in Chicago and outskirts, in the
‘course of an investigation conducted
\ by Assistant State‘s Attorney. John-
”“ atoll, says a Chicago dispatch to the
New York Times.
‘Suuaage skins filled with gasoline
were used in one ilrc now under luvca.
*xcuse Me!!! '* ‘ “
llowullswollllj
lilllNll HEALTH
'Would not give Lydia EPink-
hm’a Vegetable Compound
for All Root of Medicine
in. the World.
”‘04me
Utica. Ohio.-“l suffered everything
from a female weakness after baby
.... .. .. came. lhad numb
gilllililgljlgou m “apellaandwudillzy.
‘li . ‘ > “ ‘ "I
:i “ , .
', H I 0' . “A 1' W A" ” ' ' " ‘”’“' " ....-.. ‘ ~ ~ . ligation, and in another instance blad-
‘F YOU WHNTR .. RLRIGHT SEND ‘ MFR-SMITH SENT Fli'l! THE. NEW dcra usually used in tho big packing
, 6000 COOK~ HERUP‘T‘O r I maic' COME-i ' ' ,
l‘Li. GET U ' ME UP HERE: . ' houses for lard, were- filled with tile
YO OUR HOUSE) \ RIGHT mg l ‘ i ll
H'GREHT ONE . ' “ r l some oil and strung on lacs 11 is
i KNOW OFil building to be fired. Who the firs
:lw dos! “mm New
upon: you mow Has
061' BEEN HERE. 0N1!
ill. luvzsrloara
HTaNcnl iii
had black spots bo-
i'oro my on, my
back soil and l
was so weak I could
“ Compound and now I am swabmliand
Charles Qulniard and Miss Mlncr- was given to the scholars in the resin? man, superintendent of: the schools. ordinary ingenuity in their operational
Billinflilllilio ARE sulllv
.‘iiotburs who value their own comfort and the
welfare of their children. should novcr bl) witimuia
box of Mother (lrnyla Swocl l’owdcrs for Children.
for can lhmu limit tho season. They Break up
Folds. ltolisvc uvorislmcra, (‘onstipallom’l‘eolhlnp
Disorders, llemlaclli-auii Shimmh'l‘mnbisa. Used ll
.. n ru ‘ i . ‘ mp
any aromatics, Sample“ mum rm Adams,
A. 8. Olmsted. Lo lloy. N. Y. ‘
sprend Ito the gasolinofilled skills a se-
ries of explosions followed, practically
dooming the building.
A chemical preparation was also ue-
ed. The powder ignited automatical-
tile ilro‘bug to ‘bo miles away from the
806110 of lilo lire before the blaze start-
ed. The powder ignited nuiomatlcil-
13’.
Mr. Johnston at present is confining
his inquiry to three tires in which a
largo insurance is involved. It is
known «that three men prepared the in.
condlary fires. One man carried gaso-
line to the building to she ilrcd. another
arranged the place, and the third start.
ed the flames. " , '3.
OPEN MARKETS, THE REMEDY
FOR HIGH 6081‘ OF LIVING.
Because of the lack of market facili-
ties of a public kind in New York. the
seller is left at the mercy of the city
dealer. In most cases the oily dealer
acts honestly with the seller. but is
bound by conditions to make charges.
for various reasons, so that the not
result to the seller is not satisfactory.
Establish Margo central market, open
to all, whore all produco might lilo ra-
caivcd and buyers congregate; next
establish . wholesale terminal markets
in ouch of the live boroughs. The time
upon nearby lamp for its food supply.
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«om. 0‘ MW" ”mm mm” 1:23. 9:132. 10:23:. 11:11:, 11:41.
of the Bronx.
W
The present difficulty has in “18,91“
‘ haaithy. , I condo all my own Work and
‘ can walk‘totowo and back and not i“-
lslrad. , Iwould not givc your Velma lo
Compound {broil tbs recto! the inedi-
l. clues in .tho world. ,, I tried doctor's mod-
lciasll midway did mono Ml'rrflflw
ll ‘ Mommas. b.3215. No.3. tides.
pensive methods of the retail distri-
bution. Out, of ovary dollar spoilt by
the consumer the farmer gets forty
five cents. The principal object of the
and mom and "a.
domino marinas
of. ‘ bl ' ‘ ‘
has gone when New York can depend ,
Markotmilaosuoisnd ltlls‘ oblate Agrb ,
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
‘ ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
in Effect November 24, 1912.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.——1:20x, 5:141, Szllx. 0:09,
8:67, 7:20x. 7:46x. 8:171. 8:611, 9:151.
0:37. 10:20:, 10:46:, 11:38:.
"‘ P. M.-—-12:53x, 1:08, 2:50x, 3:27.
4:31x, 6:35. 5:50x. 6:40, 6:511, 7:181
7:42x, 9:69x. 10:45.
Sundays.
A. liar-12:481. 5:091, 6:111. 8:54
10:20:.
P. M.~—l2:58x, 2:841, 2:50x, 5:35
5:381. 7:00x. 7:12. 7:52x, 8:211, 9:50:
10:28.
v
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NEW YORK To GOUTH NORWALK:
A. lids—4:451. 5:40, mist. 8:083.
8:501, 8:551, llzliix, 10:02:. 10:05.
11:. 11:08. ~
P. M.-:12:osx,1:ols. 2:043. 8:571.
3:80x, 8265:. 4:20x, 5:051. 0:14;.
5:25, 6:011, 6:031. 8:001. 8:10x,.9:!0,
11:00x.'11:80. 12:00:.
Sundays
A. M.~«0:00. 13:25:. 0:00;. 10:08:.
11:00:. ‘
P. M.—-12:04. 1:021. 6:032. 5:04.
8:01x, 7:14x. 8:591. 11:10:, 12:00:. .
IOUTH NORWALK To NEW
~ ' rHAVIN.
‘ s. M.-12:195z, mu. rim, om;
P. Ilia-«12:07:, 1:20, 3:14x. 8:21;.
Millimllllax.allllx,8:47.7:103, 9:00;.“
9,:28x. 10:09:. 11:10. ’ '
_ . ' sundaym _"
10:07:.j11:111t. , ‘ . ,
R, If.» * , :40, 1:103.
8:84. 19:, ' ’ ,
79:44.
. There is always a way for the con-
scientious, skilled worker to gel
ahead—write a Sentinel Want Ad.
stating briefly and concisely your ex»-
perienoes; tell of your proficienCy and
seek a position where energetic, well—
directed service will result in definite
advancement. ’
The New Science
DEFlNlTlON 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic is the science of tild
cause of the disease and the art 0!
adjusting the same. Disease in cauov
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 rénlove the cause 0!
disease and main. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve syn
toms in your body. Female troubiel
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the spine. You will never r00
grct giving the Cplropnctor a chance
to help you
Monastic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. i). d.
04 Wuhlngton 8h. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, m
ducovorer.
City National Bank
TRANGAGTO A GENERAL BANKIN.
BUSINESS AND OFFERB EVERY
FACILITY GONBIBTENT
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ANKlNo .
capital lurpluo and mm.
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a.“ nope-u amt s3 and on par you
aowm H. MA-ruawé'son, Pm.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vice-Pr”.
FREDERICK l-l. ROWAN. ea Vi».
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