wand-Tomato" Puree.h~‘
had pound.
roe “pints "or cold water."
hour. ‘ Cut/fiat pork
eg' {and .try out; there.
es, one't’oasp‘omful ”of
we sprigs of} paroled“
' nydehi’. 000k .10 min-
_:stontly_; then add
i? canned tomatoes, one
mini - of. sugar. one limit , tea
firemen Combine mix-
‘IM 1: 71%, table'spoonfuls ‘0!
add. two tablespoonfuls of
can until blended; then
has gradually, while, stirring con-
”tthe hot! mixture. Cover, and
liter one hour. Rub through
' ,and add two tabltspoontuls of
bit by but.
... Fig Custard,
one quart of milk. Mix two
onus of cornstarch, three
.cupful of sugar and one
teaspooni'ul or salt. Pour
lit? gradually, while stirrv
ns‘tantly, into mixture and cook
" leboiler 10 minutes, stirring
oily until mixture: thickens and
ard occasionally. Add yolks of
eggs, slightly beaten. and cook
Vininutes. Cut one half pound
figs in small pieces, put in double
6 and add one fourth cupt’ul of
gj‘water, one fourth cupi‘ul of
y and one tablespoonul of lemon
add two teaspoonfula of i
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Combine custard and“ tin“ mixtures.
tonne bunch ,otoel‘eryi‘aiidicool.‘ and‘ turn into a serving dish-i oshon coats and clinging ski
~opo,‘lach.‘rieii3es.;-Put invi‘Beat-Twhiteso‘f.three eggs-until stilt spring." was the glogan ‘at the con-
Remev‘e totinnd'add graduallniwhiie beating 0°!!- v'ontion of the United cloak‘and Suit
etantly, three tahl” ppqon fuls of - pow-
dered sugar; then add one haif‘ia-ble.
Evil to theghoilins point,“ andrspoontul of lemon Juice. KgPile by 'V “91191 ”or. the convent
‘American woman was
spoontuili over pudding;
saw-m
stuntimuma. osAo
on no.
borne here yesterday morning, after an
illnesa of Several '3
, monthsjiof liver
trouble. 4 " “
a!
,3
coughslaud Colds
Bronchitis
E‘i‘éfi‘dfi‘i‘it’l.‘l§23;§“2iiflif..§§.“‘“d
.\
is the remedy that will relieve you at
once. ' Countless grave slcknessos are
recognized by the medical profession
as having their direct or indirect
cause in a neglected "cold" or cough.
Kerr’s flax seed emulsion. Linonine.
is the most helpful thing in the world
to you. Medicine knows no surcr heal-
ing agent for the inflamed mucous
membranes of nose. throat and lung
passages. Thus while Linoniue is re-
moving “coldo,” coughs, bronchitis
.aud consumption it is also building up
the body as nothing else. can do.
All drugglstsminslst upon having
rid ”cook until rigs are soft.
the genuluo~25c, 50c. $1.
1
“ only objection to the straight skirts
W 'b‘ ‘40!
‘
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Mg"...— .
Clinging skirts ‘to- Remain. “ i.
Designers of
in New York. It was the unanimous
ion that
at *’n'n"/a~,'fi1~_’fl‘fi/fl’n/Afi’w‘fl , ‘
'x‘\D.\.\I\~Irun\h\-\‘\-\‘-.II‘-ax“ “\fis'KNOA'Lx“ -s
of orange coloraud plum has the et—‘
"'3 ‘gormfect of a sllcpheod'u‘3"plaid'. Chenille
Nelle ishanothor of the novmty mater-
lals, but this is not washable. it is
‘ America. held recently of wool voile foundation for a. chen-
ille stripe. which is closely placed,
the and stands up like-Ismail ridgeson,
1a “qt glve up the goods, so that the client is that
“Inna/nu «AM».
l
l
l
4
the cungmgefleas lto.»¥ih10h'8he‘ has of uncut velvet. White stripes of che-
now become accustbmod.
locus skirts of a tow' years ago. The'
is that extremists have so distorted
the style that they have mode it un-
gracel‘ul and immodest. It is not the
best dressers who carry this style. so
far. not even in Paris, which permits
more radical styles than are worn in
America. The educated. cultured wot
men of Paris would not be seen wear-
ing a dress of the shockingly scant
proportions which cause so much un-
favorable common-t. Dame Fashion
is not so irrational as some woaid
have us believe. and the refined. best-
dressed women will continue to Wear
the slender shifts in moderation, as
they have done tor several seasons.
Walhable Goods,
Among the washable materials
which are newly‘ displayed. French
rations are prominent, says a Xew
York Times writer. They are ya be
had in the colors, blue-gray. apricot.
lmender and green. All are in dou-
ble width goods, and with an in-wov-
en border are priced at $3.75 a yard.
The plain colors are less. Some also
have a fine black stripe. almost a
hair lino stripe, running through
them. Those cost $2.55 a yard. One
The glen. ni‘ie. on black. nnd‘whitc on laven-
BRELJBYVILLE- 1nd» , Feb; 141* tier-skirt when maidens it. redesigned tier. .are tho‘nonly tones in which it
Charles M190“. the authOr.L_died at his by the artists is a thing‘of beauty-WWW be procured. . it is 45 inches’
and grace, and gives a woman for \side. “(1' 003% 32-95 ll yard. .
more case in walking than the volum- "particularly lovely for the early spring
costume.
it is
W. .m...‘ a.» . ..
There will be a rehenrsnl ot the
guard team to: Eureka lzelmka Lodge!
l. 0. 0. lit. this evening at 8 o'clock;
The ontcrtnlnment'committcc will meet
at 7:30' (ft-lock.
-
' Consumption
Anyone interested In the. treatment 0!
tfoxmumpiiun should not out: of the book
lots teliiuu of room-cz'lu-s,lvy the use of
lCckuum's Allcrullrc. Coughs, Stubborn
Colds and Pm-unnmlu may he the begin-
ning of lxiorc-scl'lolm lrnulilexul‘lckmuu'l
Alicruilvo is lilt- effective remedy. lieud
Mr. Kunuly's NilllClllOlllt-- -
Surnlogn, N. Y.
“(it-nilcmcn: For five or .dx years i was
troubled with cough nmlcxpcrturution. I
list) but! a high (nor. nlyvcuuc was dc-
.vlnrcvl (‘m:::uumllou by my pliynlciun.‘ l
was given L'ud Liver Oil. Crcoaolu and
other umllolucu. uli \vlibout lumcilt.
,"M t‘hrlsilnuun limo. llllli, l was not ex»
pct-mi lo livc. (Sailing Dr. ll. ii. McCur.
my. be advised the use of Echmnu‘s Al-
lcrntlvc, which I took with excellent rc-
suits, and was entirely l‘lll‘ild. l have
gained in weight. 1 go out in all weath-
urn and have had no cough or cold what-
ever. I gm these facts, to encourage
other: to use Eckman‘n Alrerulive."
(Sworn Aflldnvil) JAB. W. KANALY.
Eckmau‘s Altcrutlve is effective in limo-
uhltln, Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles. and in lipllulldlus the
system. Docs not contain poisons, opiates
or lmhltuformlng drugs. Ask for booklet
tolling of recoveries and write to Echmnn
Laboratory. Philadelphia, l’n.. for more evi-
dence. For sale by all leading drugstore
Cililord Pharmacy and Stimson-Pow-
all Corporation. South \‘orwaik.
EXcuse Me i i !
BEFORE laws You
THIS can i mucrosrc
You H courage.
QUESTIONS!!! .
HRE \(OU H
5 OKING
RN 1:
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‘ DRmes
HRE YOU A
GHMBUNS
MAN ?
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weanme
nuns-rural
I wsu.’ WHAT KlND or
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coal-m A
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Mon
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‘lhounht it should.
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DYNAMITE Tenns‘iors FACE,
commsvnnnr, “rip.“ tie-moms
.l. Meyers, aged slxlylflve sui‘lered
probably fainl' injuries today, when
a blast of dynamite torn off the whole
right side of his face. lie was sent.
in Si. Fruitcls’ Hospital. at Hartford.
hioyors was blustinx frozen dirt, and
woe insiccliug a charge of dynamite
which did not go on as noun “a he
The charge on
.piqtlutl while be war bent over it, and
Owing! to his yours and weakness
from loss oi‘ blood, his rccmcly lei
rugnrdod as very doubtful.
NEW YORK AMERICAN PiTCHER
FINED. .
lill‘llilsllil’OitT, Feb..,ii.-iiaymond
lioniinu, of this city, pitcher of the
New York Americana, was flood :20
and coats in the city court today for
purllclxmtlon in a fracas at. a local
Mini last Sunday. Among the chord
as against him were those of breach
of the penile and assault.
l
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Microbes in Your Scalp
Authorities any that a microbe
causes baldnooo. It you are losing
hair try our remedy at our rink.
l’mlmr lions. oi (lot-runny. and
Dr. l-inbournud. the areal launch
Dorm-mimic. claim that a mi-
croho Mum! boldness and the
theory has been retitled by rmlnnnt
oclontiru._ This microbe ‘lsalrohl,
th loirioliiclorJn than cousin t e
on p pom torture on the m o to
More shiny. Thus it is believed
nthhin will rsvivo tllsgrowth. it
treats: More this macro. baldnm
may be overwrite. ‘
Win know i nohio
given campground: m1 dilation in
tramp um ml will! hair as so
"93" air Tan 0. it in: boon do-
fliuurd utter in study to overturns
tho“ datum oi full 1 hair as cliimvrmi
by Prof. nun _ r. Suinlumud our ;
other m p and hair opt-nuns. an ‘ ‘
, weimiiuveitniii dnmdmlimo any:- -
7* thing, also coordinators) dundmil and .
siou‘laillngpam and'ii any human
or no? can rooms warm room ,
ii ha .i' it. i do that), Wm
We witty/oil tarballs not!
We will a forum tbfa‘ ‘
’ol Roflfl‘géih" Hill“ uni
innit "litigu'yim with.
. cording» durations. ” or at
,rhorbnphl "churned. ‘ huh
. . ,do thimmuuwlyahnum not i:
10gb Infill. If? {iii ‘
Wii'
I
that has.
corolla
it.
grease spots from clothing is made
lol’»_l'o:ur parts alcoholto one port of
|uthor as ammonia, says
quid .to thosp0t and thenrub with it
played at the needlework shops and
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ht». rctfcivcd its full force in this face. .
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,I
x
w/ a/ Alt/pr
.
. I
An excellent mixture to retrieval
ammonia,‘¥aud about hair as much
the New Haj
you Journal Courier. Apply the li-
sponge and cit-"er water.
H
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Towels Are a We|oome Gilt.
Hand-embroidered towels are, the,
Joy oi every woman's heart, and are
ollnrming‘gift‘s. The housewife who
is too 'busy to spend the time required
to make guest towels Will call down
blessings on your “head" as she lays
away this most welcome addition to
her linen closet: the bride is e‘epeo
lally delighted with each article of
handw‘orkw which swells her collection
of pure linen; the business girl and
the one who attends boarding school
would he charmed with a~gift of “this
sort; so when in doubt embroider a
towel. p ,x
The embroidered initial is used al-
most universally to mark tine linen.
and it is an effective nddition which
costs but a few pennies.
Many attractive designs are dis-
personal taste may be gratified.
Beautiful towels are sold in dam-
ask and tine huckaback showing a
design arranged to form a wreath in-
clqsln-g a space on which to'embroi-
der the monogram.
When ombrolderlng the letters they
should first be carefully and heavily
padded, so that they will stand ollt in
bold relief when finished, says the
New York Press,
Pod the letters lengthwise with
firm. compact stitches and never go
over the black lines. which are a
~‘\-\u'\"\ui“tgx uxv-xu-toxuxmxtxvu-..
“work the“ border before commencing
aw
.V!
‘1 v.
i
and When worked on a. towelwlth:
hamstltched ends is. the only decora-
tion necessary. ’
A towel combining the popular
punched work and solid emltoidery
is in a shamroek design easily copied. .
Fill in the fame leaves with punched
work and border-them with a band
of satin stitch. Outline, the veins and
old English lettering is alwai's Hood,
the punched iwork. Lit is‘ surprising-v
houi'nieely the threads of the huclta-
buck separate to produce the open-
wnrk effect which. is so pretty.
Cress-stitch is another popular em-
broidery torrtowel'ends. "It is quick-‘
ly done and very effective. it can be
workedou huckabuck by counting
the tiny squares in the weaverrof the
material; but it the design is stamped
it is more‘ easily done. A towel work-l
ed with this stitch in a design Show
inp: three stilt "bouquets tied ‘with'
bowknota is especially pretty. Work
the flowers in when of rose and yel-
hw and‘thc leaves in‘green. Use
blue for the howknot. .
White should always be used for
the scalloped edges of a towel. even'i
ii, the design above is worked with
colors. Many lovely towels done with
the (lowing-stitch designs in tulips,
fle-ur do he and roses are wonderfully
attrucihe. if you cannot embroider
and desire to give a guest towel, moo-E
ogramc and initials will be embroid-
ered at the needlework department
of the large shops for n reasonfible
sum.
l
chnvy. impure blood makes 3 ~
muddy, plmply complexion. headaches.
nuuseu. indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak, pale, slchly. Burdock Blood
Bittors makes: the blond rich, red. pure «
guide to the coverinc of stitches. The
montoros perfect health.
w‘m' m'rw‘aw’w‘w'w!
' ink nae-m
.5:
.‘u‘
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a' “Infal'n'nv/a tin/a’u, fi/fl ”. fll".’flffl"flv'fl’nfi“/~!ul “(a
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A Message
to Breathers
0f
A series of tests recently completed
prove ,thst the HYOIMEI vapor treat-
ment for catarrh,’couglis;‘ colds and‘
sore throat is wonderfully: efficient
when only one-half oteaspooni’ul of HY-
OME‘I is usedrin one-halt a tea. cup of
boiling hot water.
. It is advisable wheel the teacup be-
fore pouring the boiling water, so that.
the water will remain hot a. longer
time. Pour one-hart a. tenspoonful of
HYOMEI over the boiling water, hold
cup close to face and breathe through
nose and mouth the healing, germ-
deetroylng vapor that arises. .
Just breathe HYOMEI, and its sooth-
ing medicated and antiseptic prepon-
tiea will come in direct contractnvitn
the inflamed parts, stop the discharge
drive out the soreness and heal the
membrane.
For catarrh, coughs, colds, L’soro
throat, croup and all nose and throat
misery, HYOMEI is sold on money
back if dissatisfied plan. Single bon-
tlos of HYOMEI, 50 cents; complete
outfit, which includes inhaler, $1.00 at.
druggists everywhere.
Mall orders tilled, charges prepaid
by Booth’s HYOMEI Co., Buffalo, N.
Y., who will gladly mull trial treat-
ment free. '
Hyomei
Popular
W
Amusements
A notable assemblage oi mum-talents
cd artists. A striking list of vnudcu
ville features. “At the Little Theo-
trc Around' the Corner,"
_An outruordinory program today.
hotnhlc engagement and exclusive
vaudeville appearance. America‘s
most popular leading woman. The
that fascinated Now York,
BEATRlCE MORGAN,
O
lpablc company, in "The
"Peg 0‘ My heart."
‘ \
New York Hippodrome favorites,
WHlTfiia ANNALS.
iature, with the performing 1|de
Mum."
-.
“(0.
My...
'l'ho Comic (more Blur.
HIRTHA AM",
(Recently of The drum)
locllom.
m
, h‘wo lively musical comedy humerus,
BIORGlIMAGK and Hours and
tune» and dandy
splendid, in catchy
‘ dancer.
1.
W
i, Laeumsrrru,
charming and clever stock favorite
Bupuortcd by John Connery. and a co-
Queen'-
Meuenger," by the eminent pluy~
wright. .l. llurtlsy Manners; autlmr or
Added inn and surprise feature. tho
'4
A Barnum and Bailey circus in min-
nmakeyo. outs and the pcrsoniculiy
popular and enjoyable, “Unrldnhis
items and have a ride and
enjoy the lmartieat laugh or your
Brilliant prlma donuadu varied not“
A awn-lo in,1 gymnastic entertain»
{Startling “cad spun performersin initi-
i ta‘ ’ '*
Exclusive Photoplays
'r n u
Wizard
(Over Woolworth's)
COMING Tomonnow
Tho l'nivrrknl Flint M'f'g. (To.
. l‘rcscnln
KING BAGGOT i
in the imp Dramatic Filiiitll‘tt
GOLD IS NOT ALL.
A living. breathing ntory. tilled with
the sort of eiuolloualiam that will
bring the learn to your eyes in spite
of yourself. Kim; Bangui plays the
load. supported by an, exceptionally
brilliant mt. ,
Positively the greatest twoir-ol
dramatic feature ever produced on
film. . . ,
will!!! COMPLETE snows DAILY.
mill. 7:16 and limb P., M. ,_
Matinunmllil, raw-w
t
, roossiewwunm Imuaso
ammonium. Fell. ldwvfitdphon
italic. aired. 29, in at the ‘nritlsuport
Hospital mirroring «on a fractured
oping. inmmiu injuries, and pmlbly
A
‘ New Yerk. New
KVdninb-mkdliltp. 10g: Ohlldflty 50.
n. nocturnal skull, unnamed in an no
client on the ram or contain George
Airgun. inat- eunuch oi‘li‘nirileld, this
afternoon. How "it occurred in not
- Known, iiutl‘it is believed ‘
m from his rent
Haven & Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect February 10, 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
’A. M.«»l:20x. UZHX, 51413;. 6:09.
6:57. 7:20x, 7:4lix. 82ilx, 8:51x, 9115:,
9:37. 10:20:. 10153:, 11:38x.
P. hire-12:43. lilzfilix. lztlg, zltfiilv,
3:137. 4231):, 5:35, nzrlllx, unto, main,
7:18x, 8:25, 93395:. 10:45.
Bundlyl.
x
A. M.M~12§35E, 5:143." fully, 82M,
10:20x. ilzli-i.
i". Air-129181;, 2:3“, fizaux, 5:35,
funds. 7:00x. 7:12. lzflflx. 9:25., influx,
10:28.
NEW YORK To SOUTH MORWALK.
a. lil‘.«-i:ill:. 5:40,, Bulls. 8:031.
QiSSX, mm. inwzlx, 10:03, 11:002.:
”:03. \
El. Mc“Wl031, 1:95, 2:041. 2:573,
3:301, 8:653. 4229:. lizomr. lizlix‘
5:35. dzlllr, 8:081. smoother. 9:80.
llzltix. U130, liltddx.
undue.
A. hi.-£d:00. 81033:, lilting ii:00x.
idiotic ..
P. Air-12:00. 1202:. mm, Nil“
6:011. 7:143, Halos. 11:10:, 12:00»
IOUTH NOBWALK re HIV!
7 unvnu. '
. a. hammer. 11173:, 1:513, in”...
7:23. coax. macs, lizllx. ilwl’l. ,
i’. Mmlmil’lx, 1:20.. sum 3:911.
128:, Mills, 6315):, 6:47, max. 9.5331, .
lizit’i. , ‘
bottom
A. ”mulling. into. 7:
9:44, willing, lizitx.
4 1’. aim-mph. Gilt. Clint man
81:34. 91233, 10min.
copra spawns re innuendo
A. mun», one, “rm. illicit.
. r3 iii-u in can, mo, mo
n
u,
H ‘ 12X,
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«Wu m, _
also», “in mm some 7
73;. await”, no. my. ‘ t ,
Norwalk Chronicler