“the yolk 55 ot we eggs.
lespVooniulV of butter,1V
one «teaspoonful
onion. one carrot, one stalk 5“_ 5‘
we heaping iablespoonful s‘
1cheese,arllunch of herbs. 1
' ‘ lot flour bunch of para-
5 my custards.5 5 5'
‘5 the vegetables in slices and
V ‘ utter with the herbs etc,
lnutss. then add the flour
at k; boil for cue and a
. than rub through a sieve,
olka of the eggs cream and
Melisa tagetli'er, slid to the
”cheat. but take care it does
.
illelprepare savory custords.
gone gill of stock: one ‘table
of grated cheese. pepper and
the cheese in the stock.
333 with the seasonings.’
nstook to the eggs, pour in-'
mail well buttered 5 molds.
pan. of ‘hot water, allowing
star "to come within half on
‘top of the inoldsf when
ut and allow to cool; divide
" put into a hot tureen and' ties order
W Almond soup
War of a pound of sweet ai-g5
e head of celery, three cup- -
' mill't; half a cupiul of cream!
blespoonfuls of butter, four hit-l
55m; for one hour in the stock
sin a saucepan.
inix until. smoo
a] w.
at Orchestra Hall, «Chicago, he Was se-
riousiy Interrupted by continual cough-
ing of the audience. Many a good Serr
man, lecture or concert is spoiled in
the same way. No one annoys will--
their and it people with coughs. colds.
hoarseness and tickling in throat would
use Foley's Honey & Tar Compound.
they could quickly cure their coughns
and colds and avoid this annoyance. it
is a splendid household medicine and
contains no opiates. Bold l’byxail drug-
81‘8th '3 a
m- ,
V'rEN New reams sou New Hal
VEN REPORTED. _
"A new time table, to go into effect
in another week. will show at least ten
"extra trains, according to a report in
ilroad circles today. The new time
table will make ailWances for stops
at crossovers. due to the recent utili-
It probably will go into
effect sundae, Feb 9. The new trains
will be second sections of trains now
in the service.
5 morsels Gear‘s
. swssr newness
son GHiLDREN.
a (lorlunfiolirl Jar For. crisbnona.
onniiimip or II sir-lie
.t-omm I:
u- c.-
vo ‘. 21%;}: Break up ”vigil!
don't amok
his celebrated trovelosue on uPanama" ‘
Judsing Virom the materias‘shown
at the timing display of cotton 53"?
mods rubrics in New York. says no 5 ‘
men‘s Wear. this will be a season of
‘ brilliant effects, the Bulgarian colors
predominating. and. borders of wonder» 5
I“?! color combinations, or n medallion .
design in allover pattern with the out ‘
er edge embroidered in ratlne.
display includes grapes and line voilcs
in 'Pojmpadour and. Jody patterns with
wide borders of ratios. plain twotone
or in Bulgarian colors in 530ch pat
terns; voile» with borders with a tilet
mesh and contrasting. color stripe bor-
den; chinchilla striped Ignore; liund
printed patterns with a duet
ai design adopted imm'Puui Polret’s
styles. The prices run so fl cm 45 cents
'sup to $7. 50 a yard the most exclusive
goods 'being marked $2 to son y.art_i
‘ New features of the spring caucus
are the adoptions of rhiioe. new lulu
ted effects in small Jmly_ patterns on
sheer fabrics, and the great numhm oi
and
embroidered. 'Rutines are offered this]
season more in varied novciiy offsets
than in the plain cloth A white in-
tine with small hand- printed floral of-
cotton crepe effects. both plain
facts and white ratios with two bol-
' dsr effects, one in floral printed pat
terms in small figures, and a wider
border of (list net work are some or
the adoptions of ratios cloths. Anoth-
is
shown in pink. This cloth is given a
velourg effect by it raised ribbed stripe
one eighth inch wide of a pile cllurac.
tor embodied in sheer cotton net dab-
rlc. The ribbed stripes are placed
or novelty known as velours rnyc
Bani {is hinlifl] FREE wafd‘dkg a“.
anyllouhstii Al .OLHSTED.“ ROLN Y.
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5 5 . u
is
»
I
cloile together. giving the whole cloth
mi, ..,... .
,
5 as HossKo‘rcH.‘
Nor: as seem
Wear ii Nora-urea
‘ 1:.
. .. a
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P I
of.
do I"!
«he mjxuwa l .5
$3 MW sou “shamans I
cows amiss eraaimo one Plano;
The '
mesh
and ratios border; an attractive. fabric
showing a single flower in convention.
tones, pink and will
The demand for hi
‘ coho cloths in wins a bigin-
d5 worsted dress goods are going
“r the business on novelty cotton
A woman can purchase tour or live
vurdg of exclusive novelty couton
dress iublgic 48'. 60 or 54 inches wide.
and make it up into a dress which will
be exclusive as to regards the fabric
used.
lOlie novelty shown for the first time
is found in a cotton neck fabric of
sheer weight which comes in various
colors with a wide pile border about
emitter nine inches wide The bord~
or hives ’a velvet effect. 5 '
Marouiseites in inlaid colors have an
tiflcial silk embroiderey bordered in
the same colors, the border being nine
inrhos wide. Retines in allover ef-
facts, handsprintedl’ ratines with filet
lace borders. voiles with hand- blocked
printed effects, espouse with block
printed borders and not borders cranes
in plain white withkempquiisred floral
patterns in colors, are also shown.
Oréps in solid colors with border about
nine inches wide made with a plush of
feet is another novelty. 5 Ratios citects
borders on retinas. drapes and net
cloths cranes made both plain with
plush borders and with embroidered
floral effects and Jouy tioral prints on
shear fabrics predominli‘te ’
«marsh physics recon weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation
Dean's lieuuiets operate easily. tone
the stomach. cure ccnstipatlon. ~_ssc
hair mm dnwwiai lnr them
SOUTH NOR ALF. FIE! mu
OXII
sire mm Headquarters at
Worn. Telephone for tire
No.
soxa'aahlnnon arid North Kain It:
Mohuitemo Hotel.n
i~x and Ram
0 Corset ymil‘nctory'. print;
d-Hoyt'n Theatre.
7:Nolwnlh “maul
Mina o gnu. tutors and on, ham
MW ‘3
:imecIi St. Franklin School;
:amgc’2ncora 3L, Concord on Win!
c
lth orih Main and Ann Btu.
ib—chgh Bi. and Ba View Ava
law-hblorwalilo Iron orks.
Wes Iii.» Seder 3t.
l8~iliah school
31— West St. and .sylm- an 5 _,
iamxmiy Ave. VV‘oudlbo
ld—Chcstnut mail! (“33%
“maximum Halo nnd onm In.
.‘G- Mxincion Ave. and Austin It
37—41“: and Elm roev Btu.
find it .. between are" an-
lit-slid) balms: Works. It.» It.
d”i¥f"ll§1%“al3“ Water 8“.
- i
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. Co.
llwhirdsld An. and cedar
‘tIZ-‘i‘n l rfie’fiid South at.
iwaiirrilt mo oulhmo Aves.
lt~ mm slowness lives.
ii «Guide on Hill Eli. and mum Mo.
6! wWoshinalas Bi. Litmus.
um Might i?“ do n 31.. prints
thcmaikl
Denotes" nomintcm“ ”I.
chaotic“:
’1' Master box. fronts!
“511‘; stringent i seen and O D
standard um i '
mum.
m
Muns%m
manflmlnmfirs
The“: water to in can
no school Mr the following
1w1m1m1 ~.
am NOIWALit rum mm mm
5 I‘iu mam“? “mini! m
smiled”?! "‘Fglgfa
in stripes' of wide borders; illet lace
#2921;st - 5
' reel» long blasts oi 5.... minus u
s: to a. an. and is: do 9. I’ll. indicate
our us a universal"
next Dix-nu.“ u. vaunniln
Worth anowlng
Raisins and use should be plumbed
by dipping for an instant in boiling
water before serving. 55 5 '
. in- ‘y mm... of textiles. 5 ~
who only a few years ago did not hand-
lo cotton fabrics, shut rather woolen
. ...‘...L
Lott overdsh should always be kept
in a closed receptacle in the refrigera-
tor, so as not to impart the flavor to
other foodstuffs.
..
*un—I
it is not difficult to give jewelry a
rich luster it the articles are rubbed
with 5a cloth wet with alcohol. diluted
one-half. Then it should be robbed
dry! with a soft cloak-Philadelphia
Times. 5 5 5 .,
A“?
An old stocking leg drawn over a
broOm will save it and preventv the
splints dram breaking oft.
A“ soft cloth .wrapped round ‘ the
head of the sewing machine when not
in use. even when covered with its
box. will “be found a great protection
from line dust.
To remove scorch marks from fire
proof dishes soak them lustrous borax
water until the ugly brown marks up.
on them'cnn be rubbed with a cloth.
A cook recommends the following:
butter the bottom of the kettle with
good butter and the contents will
Asthma! Asthma!
POPHAM’S ASTHMA REMEDY
ivcs instaninliuf and an absolute on:
in all cases oi helium. Bronchitis. and
Hay. Fever Sole“ by druggisls: mail on
receipt of price Si no.
rial Package in mail 10 cents.
"I" HANS MFG. CO" Prone" Cleveland. Ohio
For sale by the Clifford Pharmacy
. NORWALK "BI: ALARM.
roar of Ham and Wall struts.
lden Avenue and Union Place.
32:8‘prinsp Hill and Kellen Street. 5
«fit Him: Pkar
:{w-Wcsi Avenue and Berkeley street
27- Franklin Avenue and 150%“ Place.
:lw-Gash house (Frivote box).
“it—“m Avenue and Mervin Sires
l8~Hmllor Avenue and Orchard Buss kt
34-Chancl5 root and Harbor Avenue.
div—West. Avenue. bear the armor»
thalamus Street and film 0 rest.
ii~Crcss Street and Wilton swim.»
i2w Main street and Noni: Avenue.
t'l-— Franco Slime
53~Main and Catherine streets.
Cannon Road and Fair 8mm
fdwC-hesinuf Sinai near summer 3!
tritium direct and Union Avenue.
l! «(in The Green.
art-urine Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
«~30 Avenue and makers iasne
Tum strokes of lira boll. thus. 1-1.. In
izw-Hiphiand Ave. to N 15. N. I! t H
lamlilchury Blair and mu lands.
li-Ll‘loe Point and Hutch i’oint
H when: island Bound to Moltinl It.
i» Tommi" roam at to None"
Lie—(tram! in st and new .
ViimPenno M mh lot.
iMi‘oliil Flathead
'h-iluiirood lo hrooutdo.
”t dis
warmth Bridge no???“ to amoral“.
iiiw'i‘i’hiiu Bridget"! and
li-While W. to 4. l and.
.m loom tail (.3.
Four strokes oi lira bell. thus. inivi. .l
rater to be Ihu t of!
A third
vs
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.Norwuih Poatoiilce
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mm division.
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works“
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Elisa-h new ..
gingham
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in. r r...
{333 aw in. If
neither stick nor burn. it 5 5
prevent them drool boiling ‘ vars—aw
hallo Chroniclc.‘ >
Don't Horn" 0
work out of the household machinery
Jwithout ever using the oil c'lm. The "
5sewing inability; should be cleaned
and oiled every time it is to he used
tor a tow hours, says the Commoner.
chine to crank and run heavy. A no
the dirt and .gummlness’. and this
should .be cleaned oi! the working
parts. then follow it up with the all)-
chine oil 5 5
' "‘ ‘4“
LMasonic GRAND LoocE.’
and Thruway.
The Grand ‘Lodge‘of the State of
Connecticut, F. and A. M, will hold the
,ven.
[of the, grand oiilcers and of the three
ROWAVTON FIRI ALARM DISTRIOT.
iii-land
on «iron 0 the {in boil at mid tuna
nr more mum indicate scrim
“ W113
4.
annual communication“ on Wednesday
and Thursday or this Week in New die-
The grand lod‘gé is composed
highest oliicers in the subordinate
lodges of the district.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A
When making Jam or marmalade first M, will he represented 4557’ Past Mas.
ter Frederick S. =.inon as pre‘xy5for
W. M. 1). Burn Beach, Spartan L. St.
John and Sylvester Decker. St John's
ledge. No. 6. A. F. and A. M. of Nor-
wsik. will be represented by W M. 0.
”his Finch William J. Rider. Jr., and
Percy Morgen.
u...-
A meeting. of the members of this
Norwulk Yacht Club will be held
this evening at 8 o'clock, at the South?
Norwalk Chub, tor the purpose of
dentin-v. a nominating committee.
5 New York. New
Haven & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect Novamhor 24, 1912.
scum NORWALK TO new volts
‘ a. M.—~—l;20:.‘ 5:14;. sun. «on.
«:67. 7:203. 1:461. 8:171. 13:61:. 9:15:
9:87. 10:20:, 10:45:. 11:88:.
i’. hi.~—12:58x, 1:08, 3:5”. 3:27
dzdix, 5:35. 5:503. 8:40, Il:51~f. 7:18:
57:42; 926911. 10:45.
Inadays.
A. ill-mid: 43:. 5:091, 5:411. 58: it
10:20:.
P. Kunming, 2:343. 2:501. 5:86
15:88:. max. 7:12. 7:53“. 8221:. 9:53:
was. .
a
new runs ‘70 sou-m NORW‘Aut
it its»: dill. 15:49, um. 1 dis.
8150!. s iiix. son. is: on. 10: us
111,511“)!
5 r imam». ms. 8rd“. mm
3:101. man 5421953. 15:06:“. bills
6:28. non, «on. 8:003... 3:101. 9:”
11:00:. 11:30. 13:00:.
Mill-yo.
“A. mam. mass. dross. 10:01:.
it. so:
Pu ”sm‘*:o" 1:9,” ‘1’“ z“
s his, man. can. mun. mm
south gonwsut to saw
5 yards. ‘"
5s. ”Militia. it ill. 1237:. cm
rm, 3113:. 1mm mm. 11M.
”‘1'” lo: 9", 11:1“; & ‘ ‘ ~1-
V" MW
V M330”; 1311!. ‘73“. bid!
is),
hundreds of women try to set good
It is rust and dirt that causes the mica 5 V
tie gasoline or coal will bring out 5
plieation of a. few dropa’of good ma-
wm Meet in New Havsnr'l'omorrow _/ 5
Pa “swlaimg; 1: 33; 31141; ‘13“
5 Milt. tilts. drills. tail. 7: ion, Drills
Vm Insular u at
invent-hum It
)‘i
{The local Trolisynien‘s Union mot:
iVSVa‘turdaLy evening and transected row
_ tine business. 5
C ' id
Linonine' is a great family medi~
cine and to be depended upon ev-
ery time. It is an emulsion of
flax-seed oil, Irish ' moss and.
«eucalyptus. oi the constituency oi?
icream. and is used regularly in
the largest hospitals and' in sani-
tariums and children’s homes all
over the country. The best phy-
sicians have prescribed it {on
years. It lfas an enviable record.
Try Linonine for that cold—iii
prevents bronchitis and pneumo.
nia—at druggists in lhrce‘ sizes,
25c, 506, $1. 5 ' 5 z
Jar“
primer: MAN suss NORWALKERSI
Richard Sk'elton. of harden is suing
Schuyler Waterbury and his wife. Mrs.
Clara J. Waterbury oi Nowell: Freda
Brick F. Whitehead and the Whitehead.
- Waterbury-Jones Company, oi Bridge—
port, to recover 3800 damages. The
action is brought on the common
counts. . i
s
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OEFlNITION 0F CHlROPRACTlOQ
Chiropractic is the colours 0! tbd
cause of the disease and the art 02
adiufillng oh: toy-Aha “Dunstan in and!”
ed by a wrench. lhl st (1' sprain in‘
the back. Even if demo in childhood
it creates pinched new-w: and fill in
later lite in the different (1.1.1.3. and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
disease and pain. health is rrxlored
through hormnr 5.55555; :i-o new syn“
toms in your Luv-ii. :sl» trunnion
given special blur-lion: film How's»
lure of the stool ‘l’- ii iii flit"? ro-
flflt Willi! the f‘llllo a :iv'fll‘ u . and“
to be p you
Magnetic treatments hives will".
T. FRANiEiS. D. C.
“Washington It» in. Norwslk, Coon.
Graduate train i’simsr school. the
discoverer.
W", ,5", IIIUIIII IMlelsWI-H'W‘ a
Cilv’Natldnai Bank
TRAN‘MWSQ GIN‘HAL IANKIN.
UUNNIBI AND OFFER) IWIKY
VAOlLlTV GONIIO‘T‘INT
WW" SOUND
sesame
asphalt alumina and mm
“00,000.00 5 Jill
his Nepali fins 03 and 53 her you
sow‘m s. mvus‘vvhon oven.
sous N. sum». an we .
resonator. meow n,-
M
Witi'itdb dorms;
s. it. new...“ ‘
ions H5. Koren
census» I
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