Tomato soup
- t tomot'oes. or six fresh to
good size, one carrot, one in-
‘_ floor, one quart. of
‘cupiul of milk. line too
:Mif'lll t shit hair ‘a tesspooniui or
‘ite peppers, one onion, one
“tip and two‘ tablespoonduis
l
vegetables into squares, put
nto a saucepan and fry for 10
all with butter, then add the
tomatoes. salt and whole pen-
Allow to simmer for 40 minutes,
rub through a‘ sieve; then add
edited 8. few drops of "red col--
niay",he added. just enough to
mate shade.
Towmof Peanut Soup
ppm] of peanut “butter, one;
3 blade of mace, a little
celery or Seasoning of celery
whitenepper to taste. one ton-
. l“ Minion juice, five cupfuls
' nd one heaping tsbiesnooniul
the peanut. butter, innit, season-
on juice. bay leg: and mace
his boiler; stir and cook Iior.
train through it sieve.
cheer—Philadelphia Ledger
h Rsmekins Dried peaches, ss
Trule, are so brown and unap-
, that they are unwelcome.
. or. by dint of proper cookery
Servo
Iik, boil lbr four minutes. undi
, nislied room—«Rented.
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the kernels are soft. Then stir in o.
quhrter of n cupfui of sugar. Iloli i'iil
buttered ramehius. place a pouch or
each. add a. little more, rice and pile
on top it meringue made of the whités
of three eggs, three mulespconiuls of
powered sugar and a few drops of
orange extract. Brown in a moderate?
oven and serve with orange sauce il’
desired. A large baking dish may be
used in place of the rameklns
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CA ST‘O R l A”
For Infants and children.
The Kill You liars Minus Bough"
Bears the W
signature of
By Parcels Postharcy—flun you
send a live duck in; parcels post. Mir:
sen—~No. sir. The malls are not open
to quscks.~Exchange. l
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Sentinel want changes l} to a for
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Explaining His Presencewliostessm
loom Moisten $2139; cornstarch 1 hope you‘ll dance tonight My Snlg those are always improved by a touch
e cold milk nudtadd it to the 319 Mr. Shnlggle-Oh rathah‘ 11ml... of color as gray squirrel is a dull
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l0" 0A" BURE THAT BMlKAGHE.’
Pain along the back. dizziness headache and germs!
Innunor. blots pscliouo oi Nether Gray‘s Alli)-
JIA'l‘lO-LEAF, the pleasant root and herb cure:
n all Kidl. cy,lliuddcrnudi‘riunrytrouhlcs. When
suitable trimming. ‘ior these, on!) ”file
1116 tusié’ct the smart woman,
. has a long pale gl-ay'ieatlier curling
I'll) stand erect on dne‘fslde or disposed
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FLEXTHLE BRlM HATS AND T0-
CUES OF VELVET POPULAR
The new picture lmls in silky plush
with flexible brilns that curve easily,
are very becoming. Feathers are the
longer they are the'lvétter they suit
says
n‘l’ittsbln‘z Sun writer. The fronds
should he purl long. nitd may be curl.
ed or nncuried. it is perhaps the ov~
nercurllng of those Ur turd to the limp
Lancer plume A happy medium is
the more pleasing.
A very lovely moleécolored plush hilt
round the crown. and Just over-puss-
iug the. brim at the “buck; also a sec-
ond {outlier oqnnlly long; and arranged;
across the crown. Velvet is ms“ favor-
ite material for tonnes just now. and
many ‘0! those have velvet brims.
Fr:- itcis are worn with a full length
rm‘ m the some for. and many of
these are trimmed round with ermine.
in», Mr being twisted into 9. little bow
at 0“." as a finish. IMusqunsh dyed
seal color is made into tonnes with
hrims of brown satin exactly matclr
ing. The gray squirrel coats are also
supplli‘d with tonnes to match, and
angle velvet or a twist of palest gray
satin, the shade that catches the
light and makes the most or it. is a
great improvement.
GLOVES COME lN ALL SHADES
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ely of tan and brow F r evening
wear both roads on gl 3 Imoves to
match the” own, V stings“ and sl in-
pore are shown. - ‘
White since kid gloves lined with
pink or blue~hhow henvy reel lace in,
it turned back cult over. the colored
lining. ,
vy white stitching shows no the men
of black glace kid gloves which have
big white rimmed Ib'lsck centered
psnrl buttonsI' and which show lsclnss
of white kid at the wrist. White
street gloves on the other hand show;
black stitching. a black wrist facing
and black rimmed white pearl but.
tons. Black glass with s pinked trill
ml White kid at the wrist are also in
evidence.
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING
Rev A. L must. president of the
New York District Epworth M88116,
addressed the meeting of tho Epworth
League at the First Method-is: Episco-
pal Church. lust eyening. Routine
matters of businese were considered.
The cabinet held a slit)“. business
lug separately and also transacted
routine matters. Following the meet-
ing there was a social ss'ssiOn, refresh.
meeting seporately and transacted
and ice cream- bélng served. The meet-
ing was largely attended by the
young people
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5 Time to Shop Economically ,
i To chap econmlcolly has come to lbs
iconsidered a real srt During these
days of special cicarsnce sales is the
time for the economical woman to
plan her spring wardrobe, for she is
lensbled to find linings, dress goods,
ltrlmnvings and many other materials at
Black and white gloves are also:
smart says the New York Sun. Hos igreatly reduced prices: but unless she
‘haa learned how to shop economically
lshe my be persuaded to make our
chases which are not necessary which
:will deduct from her savings in other
I Economical buying can not he accom
Ipllshed without much csrelul thought.
«but the results will well repay the
time and attention required to ‘do it
successiully. it is not extravagant
‘buying which marks the welidreSsed
woman. but rather the careful blend-
ing or colors; materials and the choosI
log or appropriate styles suited to her
figure.
cars in the outlay of money would do
well at the beginning of the season to
go through her wardrobe, see what
garments will admit. remodeling and
what materials will be required.
When combinations are so much in
iavor as they are at present by pur-
chasing two or three yards of new
old one that will be as satisfactory as
one or entirely new material.
Good shoppers find that a carefully
, prepared list. with all measurements
given and the amounts which are re-
quired. willirequently snvc buying it
ard or half of unnecessary mntei‘lal.
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The worms who must use extreme
goods a gown may be evolved from an :
,or figures which will be consiiiouous
another year because it is out of date.
,Colors are also to he considered and
these Which fade quickly should be
avoided as well as those which are
the style of the day and will quickly
p353 fbYI _ '
One point upon which all eiperlepc-
ed shoppers agree is that cheap goods
are the most expensive. There are
end-less possibilities for remodeling s; ,
gown it made of good substantial ms-
tcrial and itmal’ be made to lost sev-
ersl Seasons but cheap moteriais’sre
hopeless after being worn ‘9. short
time. it js‘not only that there is no‘
future for such a town, but it looks
cheap and is always unsatisfactory
This.rcfers to 'cheap materials, not
10w prices. for ,lf’the careful buyer has
made herself familiar with the differ-
ent qualitiesshe will be able to det'GCt
stories a shoddy piece oi! goods.
A store frequently becomes oven
stocked with some lines. caused . by
dull sesson or lack of enthusiasm re»
sardlng those psrticulnr goods, or a.
manufacturer may for varidus’reasons
sell out a particular line to the mer-
chant at a special price, which enables
the latter to give the economical wom-
an a. real bargain, and if she is sulfi-
cientiy careful she will easily detect
the real from the unreal
l Present-day styles are n boon to the
woman who would dress well with is
small outlay of money, for the amount
or yardage required the simplicity oi
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First Dose of Pope's ,Cold. Com~
pound Relieves All
Grippe Misery.
After the very first dose of ”Pope's
Cold Compound” you distinctly ice!
theoold breaking: and all the ’d.s~
agreeable grippe symptoms leaving.
Pope’s Cold Compoundjaken every
two items until three consecutive
doses-are token will cure Grippe or.
brenk up the most severe cold, either
in the bend, chest, back. stomach or .
limbs.
it promptly ends the most miner:
able headache, dullness, head and
log, sore throat. running of the no
mucous ontsrrhsl discharges, ’sore-
ness stillness and rheumatic twinges.
Take this wondeliulv Compound
with the knowledge «that there in
nothing else in the world which will
cure your'cold or end Grieve misery
as promptly, and without any other
assistance or had after sitects as a 25-
oent package of Pope's Cold Oom-
pound, which any drugglst can sup-
ply-it contains no quininewbe sure
you get what you ask for—accept no
substitute—belongs in every home.
the styles and the combining of ma- Tastes nice—acts gently,
l terisis nil favor the careful buyer.
My... s..— -...‘ .
The big mass meeting for the new
lit is a positive‘fnct that’s dose 02 , ,
nose stuffed up. teverishness, sneeze: )
. .
Colored gloves are to be much worn.
They are shown in almost every shade
The careful shoppers have also ibund .I ~“Sllfl'fil‘eil day and night the toe hospital wlill he held in the State Al‘-
that it is for more economical to buy: Imeut oi itching plies. Nothing helped lhory in West avenue on February 20.
Changes tendency bowcrd disease to
tendency toward halthufio alcohol.
Inn fool a” tub down. iiroii nook and without
come succulent and tend“ and ImIrgy usoibls remarkable combination ofnniurc’s
e'used in many ways. Cosh halt 'Nr‘lI who"!!! A"n"micinxniil‘sitbmmmunh in width the afternoon {wows and Sold for 60 years. plain msterinis, which are olwai’s in me until i used Donne Ointment. it ‘A meeting of the general committee
‘_ Mother (iray' s Aromatic-I out is sold by llru ”
10f rice in milk “(11.11 a quarter gissusomily’; nlllllfflr5'iflfi. 5:an lloselltl’lli‘l' street SURE “"3 mnde "I 3“ shades of M VIII” DOM. ‘Sgfi'mfi‘.’ Km style, than {0 purchase some cured me permanently “H9“ Jab” Will be held 012 Saturday evening of:
fill of candied orange peei' "M’m‘T‘W ‘°“‘“G'“""‘° 1“ "N‘Y rod and blue in green and every vsrl- ‘
special style of the season in stripes R. Garrett Mayor (lirsrd, Ala. l
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8. SEYMOUB‘JIF NORWILK
(Continued iror’n Ninth Prue.)
«Sec. 32. Upon the adaption oi this
charter by the people of Norwdlit, no
helein provided. all municipsl govern
ment and powers in iiiid for the town
(ms and duties or the Selectmen or
Town Clerk or of such oillcers oi the
iocni police as the law may prescribe:
nor of the Town Court. or any or its
oiiicers; _
Sec 33. All municipal officer: at
the City oi Norwalk, the City of South
Norwuik and the oillcers or the Fire
District of East Norwulk, and oi nil
elections of. October, 1913. shall con—
chooser-sun rr 1."
is to consolidate on municipal author-
‘ ity and mvomment withlh the Town
at Norwolk, and id establish therein
one, and only one. municipal 20mm
under the automatic 0i this charter.
lily silicon hurls: plenary powers. with.
toll smountability to the electoral
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NUTMEG CLUB ANNIVERSARY.
mes Club, held Tuesday evening in
the Colohurn building. it was voted
io,celebmte the ninth anniversary of
the organisation by holding 9. birthday
p‘uriy in the club rooms on March 4th.
This will he a indies’ night and the
young lilofl will cuiorialn their
The mutter (if the annual banquet
WM discussed. but because of the {not
to purchase some new equipment.
The rogulsr meeting of Eureka Ro-
bokah Lodge, Daughters at Rebekah.
lulu be held tomorrow mm. and re
this week.
New Yerk. New ‘
Haven & Hart-
ford
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Undertaker D. W. Raymond
HAS MOVED ‘
his office from 23 North Main
street to the
NEW RED MEN’S BUiLDiNG.
in West Worthington. Street.
Tot, office. 1039-3; honeys”.
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The New Science
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2‘. shall be lily the city and the city Dill. Will Bo ohuerved Wi he ' e c V m ° ' 19 2' ,
..It cers“lierein prescribed but noihlllg Night, March 42 . “m” DEFiNl'TliJnl OF CHIROPRACTIO:
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“.3 herein shall limit or change the new At the regular meeting of the Sub BOUJ‘H NORWAL'K TO NEW YORK Cllll‘upl'nzllv is the science 0! till
rouse of l‘z‘n.‘ orange nnd the art 0‘]
adjusting: the rhino. Dist-use is Cour
cd by n suburb, twist or sprain II
the back is «Ion it done in cblidhmd
:Iimhod nbrvss and pain in
10, c- 51,»: 7 is; ‘loirr life} n the diderent organs and
limbs
Chiropractors remove the cause 0!
disease and mm. health is restored
thrnuizh harmonizing the nerve In-
toms in your body.» Female troubled
MGM Iiriends Music. refreshments and n 10:30:. given , special dtbellilon; also cum.
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THANBAOTI A GENERAL IANKTN.
IUBINIOB AND OFFER! EVIRY
FACILITY OONIIBTIHT
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