, curry of Beef.
up to moisten Well
a. border of rice.
es of hard boiled eggs.
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11th dp‘ful of rice over the tile inI
ree pints of cold writer, and
ii boiling. Let boil three min- i
theu'drain off the water, rinsne
in cold water and' drain again.
_ regroupfuls of milk to the rice
cook until tender and dry. When 1 ..
1 . ooked add half a teaspoon of i
. {11111. when fully cooked add one
pful. each, of butter, oresmi
orange marmalade, and from one
time egg yolks. Mix all together
muéhly. Dispose in ioumls on a
. dish. On these rounds set
..~ and pared apples cooked in
REduce the. syrup by cooking
Garnish; Gil-k9
liable. With Rice. , §---
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, lof flounand half a cupful or milk Heat i
“r of boat out up cold roast one ouplul of milk and careully add
one third the amount owns the flour mixture and 11:11 a cupfui or
s. then place in frying pan sugar Stir till smooth and cook tor
3.2 Add enough gravy 01 .‘live minutes, stirring all the time.
Season ‘ Remove from the stove, cool and add
. pepper, and curry powder 'hall’ 11 pound of marshmallows (a few
too much curly, says the at a time) and a teaspooni’ul of vanil-
afirna] When ready to serve 18. ex‘lJ‘flICt. Beat lightly \Ifltll partially
platter on which has been melted and cool before spreading on
Decorate With white i’rosting'
land marshmallows.
1 By -.l?r0ducts Good . ..
Bvqnoducts of the moat
'Some of them
trade.
rough meats." the designation
Sweetbl' ends,
r over the apples and rice.I
c; with cherries cut in shr.ieds
1M:
Marshmallow Cake.
at No oupi'uls of sifted sugar and
111111 of butter till creamy. Add
ellbeuten eggs, one cupfnl of
_ 'tiour cupinls of sifted flour, one
( , ‘aif tosspoonl’nls of baking soda
strained juice of two lemons.
Videilrbo three buttered and floured
r cults tins and bake in a modeiatc 1
‘«in together one rounding tallie- '
pint of cornstarch, one table-1
fill of buttel, two mbleenoonl’ulc.
Sound Sleep
is usually impossible to the bilh us
But biliousness yields—and inad-
aches, sour stomach, indigcsiion go
—-when the bowelsare regulated and
the liver and kidneys stimulated by
BEEhliAhl"
PILLS
Sold ovorywhoro ,, Inimita- 1311.. "'
market
should not be overcooked, says the!
Good Housekeeping.
are relished by nearly everyone, but said the
the demand largely is limited to rcs- ’
"tdilrants, hotels and similai
They consist of both delicacies andl York Sun.
1
Isome cases depending upon individu-
1‘1 tastes and nations.
H'biains, hearts livers, kidneys. 111111113 M: h for 1111.1 iiu short skirt is exces
.1111] tripe are the principal produtts
‘ M this kind By means of ”km-“l Bilttiletl into semis flatness
.cooking and seasoning
1.
..
sAel-i TO es seams MANY
roams. , , fl ' '1 1‘ ‘
15 UWhat do 1tliosn’in tho‘w‘utrh towers
of fashion foretell? 'l‘hcie is nothing
newer than the heralds have already
shouted, such as short coins. platted,
skirts,- accordion plhltiug in all man-
ner-of garments. Russian blouses with
the heme wired to stand _0lii. like hoop
'skiris. and hgaln the long sleeve. Cut-
tawny coats are 1111.1 for another sea-
ison, although the straight box coat
umnde of mateinsse or blOCHthii crepe
ids chine is coming [1111111 into fashion,
:frocks with charming client.
with the immense fur collar and cuffs l
1 Such costs we worn ov'ux sh ilts ol’;
ix’elvct or \clouis de lain-1,1 and ii. is
y will be lwoin ovcr knife
plulted ones that are quite plain and
nz'umou says a writer for the Ne ew
1 Paul Poirot is showing such a suit
made of P: 11'11111 \iolct velvet and cloth.
'lho straight jacket is lavishly edged
its
knife 1111111,an
Willi
siVoly 1.. 11.1 1.1.1
surprisingly this is car rind .1 11 immense mull of seal
.palatnble and wholesome dishes “‘5" brown wivci cdacd with fur and heav-
be made from any of them.
gily omnmldei'cti in a jacquard design
'iu colored lines. The hut matches the
Emul‘l‘. 1
; (,lheruit, who has been introduing
quite as number of noveliiios in the
last few years, whether because she
chooses to depart from the elegant
conventionality of her past or because
of her partnership with a famous Ger-
man dosiguei. has brought out the
oriental sash in it dominant and at
tructlvo way. She used it last Au-
gust but the public did not cure for
took it, up.
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easement. music THAT was
‘ nonsense err 011R enmeshed HE 5 DEAF“
11 , W141 1.: YouR an‘na Wm. m. H pm ii 1'.
' ‘ ‘ sense ”it STEFllii " ' 1 '
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girl“
“i is '
lie-BUT rule emu Haven
Hanan Fl more or 11'!
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1
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bad this cash was imitative of a Turk‘
leh costume. "The shirt was authored ,
at the hips and bagged over a slim.
narrow foundation from knees to an!
idea and there was a wide sash over
the hips and a bolero blouse with long
night sleeves.“ The turban of? heavier
to match. with its embroidered trout,
tume.
She is now using tilts 11111 sash on
evening gowns of brocade ol' plush... ware pan. which should have a, cov— novelty.
and is reintroducing it on one-piece
Some-
times the sash remains in the color of
the gown which is the taste one would ;
expect from Choruit; yet her imitators
have seen in it their chance for-
coior combination and they made it
-in brilliant tones. Premet. for in-
stiince, whose color sense is amazing,
has introduced the sash in gorgeous
orients] alike which seem to be out
from a mandarln's robe.
There is no doubt 11117.1 this sash in
many forms will play is. large role in
the early spring costumes. it will be
used in the original form, which is
quite becoming over the slander hip.
Worn in this way it touches the waist .
line at the top. passes across the hips'.
from right to left, and is knotted at{
the left side of the back with the free
ends heavily weighed with bands of
fur or 1"el1ot or brocade. Beer is us-
ing it as a straightaway girdle. which
holds the waist in quite tightly ex
tends for four inches above it; one
end passes under the girdle and falls’
,in 11 fringe half way to the knees.
The first gown she slflwcd which didn't do the:
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' The following is an xtr from it?
\i11tiicr,reprovlngiy. —-Wh$n i was
it 'ihe Amuicauu avoided it and only young girls never thought of doing
the sui'lri Russian and Fit-nob women the things they do t0il031"
Dauvhtor—oli-‘cli. that's why they
u.v~Boaton Transcript.
toruey Hunter 8 Cummiu ’spo‘ech at
the Stamford Y.1M. C. 11.. recently .it
is quite interesting:
“Ono hundred and four years ago.
there were born into this world seven
babes, destined to careers of greatness.
The first was Chopin. the genius or
music. whose name will be rancmber
ed as long as the souls of men can be
stirred by the strains or mystic bar.
many;
of all modern posts, reached. perhaps,
the greatest heights of poetical expres~
slon: the third was i‘itxgorald. whose
version’ of “The Rubioyot" has made
his name a household word 111110111111
the English-speaking "people; the
fourth was Poe, America’s nreutcm
genius of poetry; the ilith was her
win. whose labors in“ the fluid of
science have profoundly affected more
urn thought; the sixth vies Gladstone,
England’s foremost statesman of mud-
srn times: the aeventli‘ was Lincoln.
America's best beloved national hero
.‘l‘o thorn who measure greatness by
marvico Lincoln was the greatest of
them all.
"i do not think people should not
married until thoy 11111 thoroughly uo~r
outdated With each other"
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When Your,
little Child
cries at night. losses mt.
locally and matters in its
sleep. is constlplited. 1111111111 and
1 feverish, or has symptoms oi
norms. you fool worried and
have your night‘s nut 11111111111
by the little one's crying. or
pumps because of your own
ytiloalcude of mothers
littlest 11 a tried
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' man with the difficulty of button-
,"buttonhole openers," and men seem
l
the second was Tennyson, who. '
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Time Savers
Three timesavers
are a bill
checks, a box where tissue paper may
‘be kept neatly folded to be used for
polishing glass. mirrors. etc., and 11
either silk .or cotton is used for coy-i
ed to the bottom.
Cover the top with a piece of gold
not over colored silk and finish
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Thomas F. Walsh wishes The San-
in'the 'ki'tchsnjei'iug the' outside of "the cylinder, tinel to deny that. he has accepted a
hook for the grocer’s while a circle of plain paper is past position in the county Jail in Bridge-
iport, recently vacated by Cornelius
Ryan. M1. Walsh states that he likes
conditions in South Norwnlk too well
large wire hook for all empty papen mound the top with a gold lace A to make any such change.
‘ page. ~New Orleans Picayune.
completed this decidedly eastern 008- " L
To keep Bread
picture of an old time court lady past ‘
ed on one side and surrounded bye
frame of gold lace pastel to the bro-
Falling'ill in 10111511111111, Ohio, Les-
lie Fant, for'meily of South Norwuik
31‘9“ should be kept in all earthouicade will make the holder a pretty has been in some little hotlblel 1‘01 .1
or. says the Minneapolis Tribune.
This pan ought to be scolded once a
week and then carefully dried.
m...
This for Men
A convenience invented to help 11
holes which have been closed togeth-I
er by the process of laundering is a
rosewood polished stick two and a‘
half inches long, made with a full
point at one end which prys open the
buttonhole without effort. says the
New York Times. These little 111'-
ialrs are made in Europe. but sell
for title cents apiece; they are called
well satisfied to posSess them.
Hit-Pin Holder
A but pin holder to stand on the
dresser may be made of a cylinder,
my having circular ouds about 2 1-2
inches in diameter, says the-New 0r-
1is ans Picayune. A piece of brocade
Builds Up
This Is the work of Ayer's Samaparllla.
Siren h. Power. Reserve.
old for 60 yeois.
mull. Mm
' Glass Plates
Glass plates of. medium siie which
can be used for ice cream, for tote-
a-tete sandwich plates for 5 o’clock
tea. or for salad plates, may be had
of the newest design in cutglass for
:2. 85 each, or in the engraved glass
for about $1 more each. says the Now
iork Times. Such plates are really
comforts to the housewife, since they
can be used for so many things.
Bowls of matching designs in small
sizes may be had.
Boxifor Cations.
A good way in which spools of cot-
ton muy be arranged in a box, so that
the thread can be drawn omwithont
removing the reels or lifting the lid
of the box, is as follow says the Chi-
cago Inter Ocean.
To keep the spools in their places a .
little cardboard illusion is 1111.511 down
the center of the box, and opposite
each spool a slit to cut. through which
the cotton may be“ drawn oil as it is
required. it' is a good plan to write
above each slit the name of the cotton
running through it. so that the choice
[of any particular thread can be made
at a glance without opening the box.
Mil Your Doctor. Y; C A’ ’ “'
Cmvfllnnl Icio lurlnprcnlllffi': ‘
time. He is improving however, and
his many friends may greet him soon
for by is expected in South Norwolk:
to recuperate. on Saturday.
DANBURY, CONN
Where the best Hats are made, is also
the'home of this famous remedy-—
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For Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis
It you want confirmation of Lino-
nine‘s effectiveness (even stubborn
bronchitis yields to it) write to any:
one in Danbury.
Medicine knows no surer healing
agent fir the inilamed mucous mem-
brands of nose. throat and lung passo
ages than Llnonlne. Used for more
by thousands or people and highly
recommended by physicians.
At your druggist's (the trade mark,
as above, on every bottle) 251:, 50c. 81.
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A cotcrle of rare treats for the eye.
the our and the runuybono. A no—
table assemblage of unequaled limi-
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HOYT’S
Always something new and unique in
entertainment.
”-
A 111un1n110tl1 musical tomcdy with n
hundred billliaut l1lts.Ti1c ‘scason‘s
new at tabloid musical comedy. Al
White and Low 0th present
‘ “THE TOURISTS" ‘
A acintollent. girlie dam-11 and song
1111 1111.111 with ioniedy mentions 1w.
lore.
(iii) Clover People. Mostly lilris (till
And the, 'Quakor holds" the most
talked of beauty chorus in arugulaud.
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President Taft and ilonltl'oss.
A. lively trio of artists.
HAL. FULLERTON ’v'AND
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to wit, melody and dances.
.y‘ The luciritmcnthl 111.1,
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Richard iiuhler announces
The distinguished lecturer and our»
in his entertaining and instructive sin
tartalmaout, which ho presented for
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and installing per seat. or the prompt relied roads: " 1 ' ' '
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Special .lillnuo Two-reel l-‘cntul'c.
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Special iicluir Feature,
THE LiT'l'LE MOTHER OF THE
BLACK PINE TRAIL.
imp llraumilc Feature,
THE SEESAW OF: LlFE.
l’oucra ilnurlug Conway.
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF A WIDOW.
Nestor \i’ssieru Posture,
THE OLD PROSPEOTOR.
THREE. ODMPLM‘E snows DAILV.
2:18. 7:15 and 9:00). 'M. ‘
Matinee-«Ail Alanine-«Bo.
Bentham-Adults, 1011; Childriu. 5c.
oov. WiLflON humans macs
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lbw—Freelance
Jolsot Wilson 1111. expressed the hope
that its with more to he the sort or
man that Anna Kofoed,a slittls moire
Watson! Qusshaborouah girl. will ul~
, ways like to 1111.15 as a friend. Anna is
in 1101111111111 today of a letter. of con-
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lag him that his 111111111111.htm. as. is
idle “W Mm! 11111.. letter she to-
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RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
to Effect February 10,1913. 3
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. Ari—1:203, 521411, 5:411. 0:09.
6:57, 7120:, 7:403, 8:17x, 8:51x. 9:161,
11:87. 10:20:. 10:46:. 11:38:.
»1'. arm-42:18. 122138.11, 1:011, 251111:
3:27, ltlllx, .-'1: 3.0. 13' :71031, (hill, 0:513.
7:18x.8:23.0:5ux,10:45
aundoyc. ' "
A. lily-1231311, 71:1411, hclix, Mi,
10:20x. 11:24.
P. .‘il. «~12; «ills '2 ’ix. ,2; 711le 5:35,
o. 1103!, 7'. 00K, 7.]133. ~J12X, 9' L1, 9. 5303,
10:38. ' y
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NEW YORK 70 EOUTH NORWALK.‘
A. hie-4:451. 5:40. 6:451, 8:031.
8::1i‘1x. 0:;l5x, lilzllflx. 10:11.3, 11:00.11}
lizilll.
P. M."“'13203X, 1:05. 2:04x. 21137:.
3:3011. 8:561. 41291:. 5:051. 6:143.
ii: 25. 5101:. 8:081. 8: 00:, 8:1011, 0:30..
«11: i011, 11:30 1210011.
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A. 1191411111. 8: 081:, ii: ilzflilx,
1010211. .
r. smitten 1111211, 1110111? 6:01.
.1411, 831011. li"10x.l2:00x.
SOUTH NORWALK 'ro Nflw i
HAVEN. '
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11:18.
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