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as and beans are often
‘ “poor mans beef."
{the evaporation
ater containing a little com
ht proportions: lemon rind,
nlon‘, celery salt and. celery
1111111111, and occasionally a
heéss, properly band, will,
. ordinary dish one that is
The tomato conserve of
s’ is almost illdlspensible
of sifted tobin‘to'hulp which
'umd plain, or diluted inwwaU
"'twbiespoonful and a half to a
replace the tomato puree so
if to develop flavor. As these
are deficient in fats they
_ combined with some fatty
lent to preserve t;lie‘balance
lance, pork and beans, buconI
wed ltalian pensml-talinn pens
called and cooked rcsemblo1
fill of peas over night in cold
drain, oover again with cold
(1 a quarter of 8. teaspoons
of baking soda and bring to the
. int. Drain again,
oIita’bTéspoonfuls of olive oil and
1. {1 one quart of clear meat stock
In; this instance, because it!‘
toss in i
1(beef.veai or chicken). Which shou' dI
Season with three quot-II
Ibe boiling,
"they must first be soaked. tender about three hours, replenish-
sit in cold water, that outfits: theistock as it, evaporates I
:11 incisture‘ to replace that ithe peas barely coveied. When tun :
it is thenI der add one cuptnl of light (ileum or
todrain and wash them tomato puree. iii the cream ls.usoliI11o11,gI 5mm, 1,, “max and chalk are!
linking gently until ten- add a gratins of lémon rind. ‘
italian luncheon salad—4ft) one cup
lting soda This tends to soft- I fill and a half of cooked italian peas
ater and hastens the cook-111i1d 0‘16 wilful of cubed apple hit” 8- through ”in .‘l‘llliimfll season. Black is a little over two yards long and are
recess, says the Ladies Home cupi‘ul of diced celery and a quarter still worn to a great extent, heavily gathered 1mg 1a bunch at each end and
, iof a cupful of cooked raisins.
heals nothing in all cookery that a French dressing of four table other populul shade.
spoonfuls of olive oil,
this of lemon juice and a dash
lioat well and poui‘jihe iron has touched it.~—.\’ew YorkI
1"
' Isalt and peppel.
tover the chopped apple and
I9t stand for 31) inlmltesl
then drain, mix, airang'c on lettuc‘e
leaves, strew with the
separately
Maud u
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Modes in Brief.-
I’msent indications are that. linens
with satin or silk buttons Extended
loops fi'dm each button will be also
.seon.
For afternoon functions or llor morn—I
lug weddings all tones of cream, yel-;
to item)
fashionable. These dyes are 'best in
Isaiah.
‘1’» l1 to in solo to continue ill 'fiiSiliOII
Make _to1loll ed in white. Navy blue is an-
ice tablespoou- : Silk should never be ironed on the.
of Ilistizt 5d,, us it will be shiny wherever
celery ‘ Press.
New Bead Fringe.
and A head fringe of the tiniest, finest
inislns
serve very cold Mill cream che'afi‘ bonds is newly to be had which is
sandwiches
used either for trimming gowns, can
Souffle 01' yellow-eyed biiiiDS—AG' idle shades or edging purses, says the
low eyed beans may bt us d
plain, stewed or baked or combined 113 colors aid the latest.
’wlth corn into succotnsli
“the? New York Tllnes . This is important,
two shades
Fi‘l‘ “K‘Iof iblue, three of green, one blight
'souffle use 0M pint of tho he‘ll 1.1"lnIoraiige and old gold. besides garneti
Add to this the mills of four 8157381 and cinnamon.
It sells for $1 a y:ard
.1"
land with: the stick or a tape. measure
mark an even distance all the war
No tors of a mastication of suit and a and cation llibllcs will he triliimed around from the line belcw the NW
aural... a sly/AHA an
n
\‘\‘)I- 1‘ buflu‘ -x Gs
to the required length of skirt Skirts
marked this way will always hang
correctly, says the Los Aussies Ex-
press ‘
Black Beam.
l
1 Black brocaded scarfs. with a design
of white, are almost two yalds wide
says the Philadelphia Times. They are
Iflnlslied off with a heavy cord and tas-
sol.
3 ' Two-Piece . Sleeve.
A two-piece sleeve, with tucks at
‘the elbow, is more satisfactory than
may olihsr sleeve pattern so long as
long, tight sleeves are the mode, says
the HartfordCourant. French seams
are absolutely necessary with the pres»
ent styles. if the fabric is sheer it
is safe to run a straight piece into the
seams.
' Gloves Slashed.
The newest oi white evening gloves
|are slashed above the elbow several
" vented Where table silver is concern—
\
TREND OF 81ILVER1WARE STYLE.
The Louis XVI. style of1 table su-
verwaro hurts the first place; "writes
a New York 'iierald representative.
who has. been interviewing leading
Parisian merchants. The modern
styles are quite abandoned, as noth-
ing graceful or artistic has been in-
ed, he was told at Auooc's. Eilqui:
site chased silver soup ‘turscns are.
eagerly “sought. for just now. to 719
used as opergn'es, placed'dinectly on-
the cloth or else on a tray. " One has
a decoration oflhcandiesticks adhering
to the tureen, which allows of the
additional ornament of candles from-!
ed in little shades made of lace. This:
beautiful centerpiece placed in the
middle of the table, is surrounded by
garlands of flowers, which are ar-
ranged to wind over" the cloth till
they rejoin the candlesticks of the
same style which are placed at the,
odds of the table.
The surtouts made of mirror glaSs
are very attractive, especially with.‘
the addition of groups of lili'esdeni
china. Generally speaking. the table
-is not nearly so overloaded with or~'
naments us it used to be. A hand-I
i
XVI, style.
‘fern has been added.
G’I'W’d'" nh'ainfiIIr/‘fpla a’m'n‘w 4r 'nH/Vw’a “H n‘afiII/w’afu‘m IV :- ain't—'1'“!
fi\‘ ‘\ ‘ ‘\‘\‘M‘\\‘\‘\‘\. \“‘W x'untnb'm ‘1 txflx‘qu‘x‘s‘unx‘s- ‘- mx‘x‘v‘n‘x‘K‘
for more‘iutimate dinners, 01: the
‘lunch table. There are some champ 1‘
ing fancies in perfect taste, almost
all resembling more or less the Louis
Bouts de table. pieces of
plate,» have the general effect coni-
pisted by exquisitely imitated porce-
lrain'flbu'ers, to which maidonllnir
Little porcec
lain roses placed on the table are al-
so used for holding the menu cando-
stuck in between two petals.
petals also in porcelain make attrac-
tive name calds, and are one of the
details which add to the elegance of
a well arranged table.
LOUISA LODGE lus'rALLA'l-lou.
The regular business meeting and
installation of officers . of Louisa
Lodge, D. 01111., was held last evening,
in the hall‘in the Trust Company build-
ing. The officers‘are as follows:
President—Mrs.Js1mie Johnson.
Vice-President—Mrs. Rudolph Knip—
pel
Secretary—Mrs. Bertha Moehring.
Financial Secretary—Mrs. Adolph
Dnnhe.
TreasurerniMrs. Christian Kraeluer.
Inside Guard-Miss ids H. li'rllcsier.
well beaten, and season with a few 1111113 11 wide heading, and measures, times, and wide satin ribbon is run some and valuable centerpiece is pre‘: Trustee for eighteen monihs-~.\ilss
drops of lemon juice a quarter of a without the heading, two and one half through 1,, mm; to match the evening ferable The same thing may he said Ida H. Kraemer.
teiispoonful of celery 3"” ““d a dash inches in width V“) small “59813 or gown, says the New Haven Journal 201' rinse-women no longer seek to
of pepper.
ggs stiff;fold1 them
into the other Iconts each. There are seven strands
Beat the Whites of the Icut steel and of (391 mun silver are 10 Courier.
‘ This serves a practical pulpose iior
mixture and pile lightly into buttered to each tassel and they ale about 0110,1710ch 111311111119 been worn 011 two or
'ramekhw. place in a pan filled with Ilnch long including the "cup" or top three “canons soon begin to sag at
hot water and bake in a moderate: 1
and I
if desired this'lnny bo'
011.11 until
‘20 minutes.
baked in a large dish
cooking to1zl‘1 minutes
pufiy
.... e...“ - ~.~-«.. ...._..
brown—~—about Length of Skirt.
Completely finish the shirt at the
191mm "‘03 ”‘91waisi‘ then put it on, and with a yard
Istiik placed on the floor. mark at
when inlel-vnls an even distance up,
A good 11d. pays best in the best Ia line that will be below the rounded
DENT.
line of the hips. Take the shirt off.
.the tip, and with these ribbons can be
kept in place and drawn tight to the"
arm
l
The most complete rental lists are
always to he found in the Want Col ,monts are seen which may be used‘& Rooney stalted
umns. where landlords and tenants Ifor table decoration. eltlisi with some church pond 011 the middlo Saugaiuck Iiutes'
mom, ‘
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'me HORRIBLE THING!
-1 HWFUL warms
1 censuses ‘7“?
our You save a slow mm-
esvs'hsv HRTlcta "m was
euros 'ri-ls wmoow
emulsion!» Hansen.-
1 mounds iron-wow
cause MI 415 171157“
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Governor Baldwin Sends a 01m-
municailon iri Gallsral Assemb y
”-1... 1.. .
H A lt’l‘FORID, Fob. 133-»(3011'81‘1101‘1
lsral Assembly a communication calling
attention the request of tho Amelicun
IiCommittee for participation by Coll-
nectlcut in the intoruliiionsl Ceiebi‘zd'
1‘tlon of the Due diundredth Annlvor
El‘lil‘y‘ of the i‘eaco bciivoen English—
'speakiug nations initiated by the
lThe coulmun cullon follows:
! February 5th 1913.
iTo the Honorable General Assembly:
Next year will witness the close of
in century during which there has been
no resort to arms between English-
spsaking nations; and a national com-1
mitioe has been organized for the cel-
jobmtlon of the One Hundrodih Anni-
Iversnry of the peace initiated by the
‘renty of Ghent, December 247b, 1814‘ 5
The executive committee of this 1111-
tlonal committee has requested the
participation of this state in this oelo
oration.
.ooption of California, have named coin-
Iinltless of co-opbmtlon. attrition ppm
mitten has alsmhoen son
will erect a statue of Washington in
_Wentminster. T’i‘hey plan also the es-
‘ tabllulimont of lootnreship, school read-
on and prizes, ‘and possibly the 11111»
“I chose at initial-awe Mano-1;, the home of
Washington's ancestors, at 11 cost of s
4111er of a million donors. The Amou-
iosn committee plans celebrations in
“‘ each of the capital titles 6! the coun-
" try. and fins! ceremonies in San Fris-
signs, on the 31-01mm of the Panama
Exposition. 1
tornationai digitization.
‘ ' (19 illicit)
one
. 4...... mm m- ..1_.
Baldwin yesterday sent in to the Guns:
Treaty of (lléeut, December 24. 1819.1
All the status. with the oil-I
that“ which 1
propriety of acceding to the “Weill . mm
1 of the American doinfsit‘ as
» {estimation lit debutant
1, 14111111.. and sells perlormet'd iii .mui'.
11 out the neutral as; o of tilt in» .1. 1’,“ 1
,' always «tilted; to the Nutmeg boys
load their hands with jewels on every
Iiiugcr. but prefer to wear only one
or two fine stones are single but
beautiful pearl. This Is a happy
Iohursctsrlstlc of our modern taste,
for the remark may he aplled to a
thousand other details. furniture,
furs. etc. ‘
At Delvuux‘s some exquisite orna-
__——--‘
line pieces of plate. or by themselves
. I .._.,,.1 1
i
16E CROP Mow ASSUREQ.
An ice crop in The Norwalhs this
your is nssui',ed last nights cold snap
settling the matter for sure. There
was seven inch ice reported yester'
day and it is believed that the ice
fioze considerably lnore last evening.
"libs, ‘Silver Lake Ice Company is
cutting ice and this morning Clark
cutting on the
road
.—
Popular Amusements
A notable assemblage of multitulent—
| ed artists. A striking list of vaude
ville features. “At the little Then-
trc Al'ioml ' the. Corner,"
4
; HOYTS
l -An extraordinary program today.
Notable engagement and exclusive
vaudeville appearance. America‘s
most popular leading woman. The
charming and clever stock favorite
that fascinated New York,
BEATRICE MORGAN.
Suppol ted by John Connoly, and 11 ca
1 rubble company, in "The Queen's
I Messenger," by the eminent play»
wright. J. llurticy Manuela, author of
I “ch 0' My llcnrt‘“
"w
I
Added lion and surprise feature. the
New Yerli Hippodrome favorites.
wm'rs's Minute...
A Burundi and Bailey circus in min
inturo, with the performing 11111111.
monkeys. cuts and tho pcreunloaliy
'I. popular and enjoyable, "Unridablo
Mule." Coins and have a ride and
The Comic (libero titer,
‘asn'ms AMH,‘ i ,-
(Beccntly of The Gypsy.)
brilliant prime donua in varied fie
tendons.
m 1
Two lively musical comedy :urneros,
GEORGI! MAGK and HELEN HAYES
,gipio‘udid. in catchy 11111144 and dandy
dances. 1
. ,
It departure in gymnastic entertain
LES JMNITTIW
l
18., vol dares 18 "Rings
ttullnsmsfurulsbed use
{HUG}, the hearilest laugh of your 1
' nleotllnif. 1
Exclusive Philitlfiiil'o
'1 ii 11
Wizard
(Over Woolworth's)
SHOWING TODAY. 1,
Nestor Roaring Comedy,
THEIITAltiDERMlST.
Frontier Western 'Fouture.
LAST HUN (‘7’ THE OLD SANTA FE
‘ COACH.
Crystal l1 unny l‘lliu,
‘ HER 171317011.
llnlp Dramatic F‘s lure,
THE WORLD WEA Y MAN.
Nestor Rural Comedy,
lN' PEACEFUL HOLLOW.
tirystul thudedyu'
1 THE ELOPEMENT.
THESE COMPLETE snows DAILY.
‘2: 16, 7: 15 and 9:00 P. M.
Mntlnoso-w-All Boats—lilo
Enclose—Adults. loo; children, do.
mm 1.
TO FIX HANQUIT DETAlLs.
A special meeting of the Nutmeg
0171113111111“ 11111113111111 evening for
annual handset titan be hold. The
young men of the club have not been
able to decide 11s yctuthe subject be-
big delayed from the last no slur
The banquet will be held
on, Marsh 7771. .1 _
As (issue A. Sheldon is a prom-i-
neat mono and wither in the dish,
and as not. adorns iii Ra‘s-ell has
1!"
Ross ,
the'nunpcle of; deciding where the .
s
Mala/nth A"-
O.
C.
I. I. O.
D. O. I.
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,1'rlztsemxs11 015F195 To, CLOSE.
it will be interesting to City of
Norwulll people to note that, within
a few weelis there will be but one
telegraph office in Novwalk, that con-
ducted by Julio ‘H' Hoyt ut‘45 Walt
street, for the Postal Telegraph Com—
pany. The Western Union Office,
now in tho Norwnlk Depot, is to be
discontinued “according to report
’about the that of Mniilh
There has not been business
enough in the City of \orwulh to
warrant two offices, thong 11 the undi-
vided business will keep one busy.
The step has been, (OlISldGied for
some time.
For Coughs and Colds
Even Stubborn Bronchial Coughs
Yield to This Wonderful Remedy.
Pneumonia germs swarm to the
l victim of a cough or cold~LlNONlNB
Prevents Pneumonia
by overcoming weakness and fortfy-
ing the membranes against germs it
fills the altel'les with rich new warm,
vita zlug blood. curing coughs, even
stub orn bronchial coughs, and re-
lloving colds, no matter how deeply
seated. it is a remedy thousands of
physicians use in their private prac-
tice and is free of alcohol and poi-
sonous drugs.
Kerr's Flax—Seed Emulsion, Linonlne,
is the only Linonlne. Avoid substi-
Ali D1 ugglsts—J’oc, 50c, $1.
New York, New
Haven 8. Hart-
' ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect February 10, 1913. i
l
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
A. Min-1:203, 5:11“, 6171):. 6:09,
91:57. 1712017, 7:761, 8:17x. 8:51x, 9:163.
9:37, 10:20.11, 10:46:, 11:38x.
10: 28. 1 1
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK;
A. M.-~4:45:, 5:40, 6:451, 8:081.
813511, 9:1511, 10:02.14. 10:05, 11:00:71
11:03.
,P. M.~~«iil:08x, 1:05, 2:0717, 2:571.
3:30:51 18:55:. 17:29:. 5:05x. 6:14:71
5:25.‘8:017t, 8:031. 8100:. 8:102, 9:30.
“mix, 11:80, 1":0011.
iiundsyo.
M.~'»9: 00. 81031:, 812511, ll: 00:,
1010211. 1 1, ,
r. M.—-12:04, 110211, 11:02:, 11: 07.
6:01.11 "711411, 811011, 11:1011, 1:2 001:.
l
IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW ‘
A. M.~—ll:itlx. 1: 17:. 1157:, 0: 00.
7:23, 91.1211, 10:2311. 11:11:11, 11:47
412811. 61121:, 911131136147, 7:10:71 11:2331.
11:16. *
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A. sis-11711711. 1117:. 7 al.1171317, 4
9‘. 44, is: 071;, 11. .1111. a
1.77..
9:23;,1010711, i; 1
A. “ML“, {3113. 5177,1011112.
3171?“ ii! 4': 33:, $5391. 7:”
r. 1111-11—12:“, 12:58x, 1:011, 2:5011,
3:27, 1:31;», 5:311, 5:110:11 11:40, 6:15.111“
fiziilx, 8:25, 9:59.11, 10:45.
Bundlyl.
AI. M.»-]‘.l:2i'1x, 5:14x, Mix. 3:54,
10:2011, 11:217. ,1
r. M.~;«l.‘2:48x, 2:1iix, 2mm, 5:35,
azsox, 7:110x. 7:112. 7:52xz' 11:2'. 11:59:,
H.114: 03*. 0710, Ii: 40. 7' 10!. ~
411.111 Nollwstk re bassoon.
r. law-1219711. 1: 20, 11:14:, 11:21:.
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