mum is oil a cuptul
m we grated
911.
‘ llernatoiy with twat
cl; baking pcwder and
mm or salt.
”the ficur is all
toaspoontul of vanilla.
' '_. and half on
mid of sugar and four
metarch through a sieve
, our ounces at ground
‘12 9uncss. or shredded
, grated rind of two or
we ,- beaten light
stating With Ibutered
ha a" the mixture into balls
. walnut; bake on tins
19th oiled or waxed paper
linker Cookies.
f‘rlch is the flavor of the
itching end one cullful of
her. Add two well beaten
out. Add seven elgllts of a
of milk and two cuptula or
. Use ohe teaspoonful oi‘
unsalted ehortgning is used
9 fourths of a. teaspoonl'ul
dissolved in a. little water,
T;~ot chopped raisins and
T19 of uncooked rolled oats.
’lly 9pooniuis on a cocky sheet
ire in a hot oven. Allow room
or cookies to 9pread; No link
Killian add live " " ‘
often mistaken for anti
‘inz powder is required as the minim
if chopped. supply the acid to react‘
with the soda .. .
“'7'"?
Everyday cake.
prove that there ieT; wisdom in the
‘mothod It is more tender and more
‘molet than the hot water sponge cake,
hence keeps better and we rind it a
most practical and inexpensive cake.
.Beat two again very lightly, add‘ one
cuplui of sugar and beat until lemon
colored. Add one cupid). of flour
sifted with ball a teaspooniul of salt
and one and a half teaspoonfuls oi
baking powder Add quickly half a
oupiul of hotTml-lk. one tab'lespoontui
oi? melted butter and flavoring. One
iteaspooniui 9f. vanilla and hail? Ta tea:
‘spoontul of almond extract is a good
mixture. Bake in a moderate oven
(and front with any desired floating.
i0r the cake may be split and made
‘lnto a. layer cake -—-Good House
‘ltscping.
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l , HEALTH WARNING. ,
1 Make every short to avoid having
,damp Chilled or wet test. Chilling
‘the test results in consenting the in-
‘ tel‘nal organs. and inflammation of the
lkidneys and bladder. with rheumatic
‘twingea and pain in back, generally
f.ollow Use Foley Kidney Pills The}
l are the best medicine made for all dis-
‘crders or: the kidneys, for bladder ir-
regularities, and tor backache and
rheumatism They do not contain hab-
it forming drugs Tonic in action,
quick in results. Sold by all dealers.
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A will hold a weekly meeting to
night ‘ ,.
Lace Opera Bags. 9
Have you an oddl niece Toll real lace
‘ that will not stand the strain or hard
wear or the close inspection that it. re; ,
The mixing oil this cake seems in come when utilized on a. down? If examrimented untg she round that by
violate all the itradil'iond, but results so 9.3mm is a $21110 way of “95ng it,99ei’r"WflT9‘hil_18-ih9m mu 1"] ‘
on through it be darned and a little
worn, says the Phlildlelphln Thuos.
able at iirst. us they were too limp it
not sterilized at all until, it starchod.
wringing thejh made the starch un-
cVelr says the Modern Priscilla: She
”infill and hung-
_u a coat hanger.
hey were evactly
log, them; up t '
9‘ without wringing,
watt-sight train Paris have come “31‘ .. , _ . 9” '4
opera. bags made of role laces. The ’
atlt bottoms of the bag are covc‘ied‘
‘wlth satin. and attached to these are
tail of putts of satin. The lace ilulrap.
cd or mounted on the snmtln _ '
Sometimes tile lace is only appli-
ed on and does not cover the entire
surface.
at the top and bottom of the bag, or
gathered en in resinous, but even
though there be but ouo medallion ot~ without reason.
real lace, it lends ll uole oi distinction
to the article
The bag is drawn together at the
top by means or ii tarnished goldl
cord, which do run pillough filings
The lad for Roman sash color-lugs
is in evidence in sninll details of lull-
llnery, and rows of brilliant COUC‘Bd
braids and cords are seen on some or
the chic black tu'rbans. A recent
opening showed a turban with small,
closely rolling brim of black velvet
finished with five rows of silk cord-
log repeating the who: mos‘t seen in
the Roman sashes There were a
brilliant yellow, 2 green twa shades
or red and a vividblue. A similar re:
suit was {arrived at on another im-
ported model, silk soutaohe taking
the piece of the silk cords: I '
Crepe ill/aisle.
A college girl who
crepe waists to sure llcl laundry bills
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bem~FLoon
or now:
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Uili UUEU flit Ulll
. SugchtI Grandmother’s Remedy.
Tun-I‘m. _
it‘s true, the season irhere with its
sudden chemical: and the old idea that
we need a blood medlcne is not
Too much heavy
food has caused ll. torpid liver, alug- .
‘glsli blood. and a weak.
Tree'linx. 9
Sulphur, cream of tartar and mo-
lasses was grandmother's remedy. but
that has long ago been displaced by
Vinol, a combination of the two most
world-tamed tonlca, namely. the niedi.
clnai curative elements of the code'
liver without oil and iron for the
blood.
Vinol builds you up. makes you eat
more and digest better makes your
blood rich and pure-:putsv healthy
color in your cheeks. '
i’ 0. Baker, ‘0: Bolton's Mill.
02.. says: “When I was badly run
down last spring I took Vinoi In 'an
tiredx out
ellort to regain. myw heath and.
strength and it did not disappoint
me. it made me deal as well as ever. "
We guarantee who! to satisfy
you and refund your money it it does
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SAUGATucK
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7 Town Clerk Hyatt
trains business trip in Hartford.
with tho Elnbalmors’ homily Com-
peni’
...l_._.._.-.,‘
Boers Bros. are building a new ice
'house at the tear or their store on
Main street. ,
The Current Events club will meet
Thursday afternoon in like home oi
Mrs. Richard.
Stanley Watts ,ol.‘ imperihl avenue
' has accepted. a position with the him.
balmers‘ Supply Company,
32m Martha Mills at North mm
bore Yonder ol‘ Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry hippo oi the
Hills Point road are mitortslnlns their
daughter, Mrs. (Tool-as sign: or New
York
. T. The following lotus-sure advertised
T in the Will-tom point since! Frank 2 . ’
‘9 Smith, Min K “Panowllkl mil Obits. 999 .
Carver. . "‘ '
rill. valentine social will; not ml: I
" by the qlrls’ Schilling; Club, was,
‘ . -9 l‘srscl'y nuanced slid a pleasant. time
WMlTe,t.
uttered .
It mph «99.9" {listless
£22 ._,.bl
‘ and fine china
. being washed) also tor traveling mm 9
poses, since it is cheap enough to be
has returned 9
Harry Flags has taken a position:
recently entertained all her client. Mrs.
has rugs’mado of cotton wash well
These are inexpensive auddare often.
as other parts or the house
To keep leather from cracking add
shoe dressing poll use upon it. .This
all is also line to use on damp
or shoes. ~
Shoes wilr keep, in good condition.
save old felt hate to make felt in:
90192 for slippers and.rubhor boots.
Cheeseoioth, hemmed makes ex-
cellent pantry cloths for glassware
it is practical (after
thrown away after one service:-
Louisville Herald
To Air 3 Bed.
The proper way to air a bed, it you
are oppose‘ld to removing the {led-
clothes from the bed, is to throw the
sheets over ‘the tootboard across a
chair placed to keep them~ of: the
floor, and then lift. the mattress in
air posses under and ‘over it, says
the Spokane Chroniclt. One
bed, the windows to be one all the
timo‘ of course. in making up the
bed shake the sheets well as they
are put in place. Ygu will then have
a tidy, flesh lied and an orderly room
soon' after you are dressed. This will
help make your housekeeping easy.
‘ Olive Salad.
Olive salad is delectable, says the
New Haven Journal Courier. Put
nice crisp lettuce leaves on salad
rore cotton not. Frank H} Bartendrugglal South dishes. out olives in halves. also a lit~ existed according to the wholesale
Norwelk, Conn.
tle hard boiled egg and sweet pepv
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parlors. Nl‘h‘c day was spent sewing,
a luncheon being served at noon. ‘
'l‘ilc innerakot the intent son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Noam was‘hold Wed.
ncsday morning from the Church or
the Assumption. interment was in
the Catholic cemetery on King street
The remains at Miss Lillian Hurl-
burt, who died in Newark, N. 1., last
Sunday, was brought to Westporl i'or
burilli. Wednesday: interment wall in
the family vault at Willow Brook
Cemetery. ‘2
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Town improvement au~
sooiatlon was held this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. W. (i. alumna
mm“ M. ram—n».— WWW
GIRLS Willi ARE
PALE, NEBUUUS
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May Find Help in Mrs. El.
alien's Letter About
Her Daughter.
ril Iowsw‘mydia M. Pink
“13:. 31%;?le Wed liar cured
do uhter of
fishnet. Show
Iliouglit she would
nervous
and illout.1
lib. " I MIWW
graham Lydiah‘finfihm Wm"
etionlpos
new I protests cannot thuwrgd
dilution? "eating: ill M. Eleventh?
Nil. it Barnum.
just the thing .ior the kitchen as well peppers.
fa drop or two or nests—toot oil to we vesicle-r son DEFENDANT.
“0°“ Jury Decides tactics in cm of Keelin-
much longer it theylare kept on trees. .
‘amount of the note and interest had'
the middle. tilting it nose that the‘
hall‘
hour or this will thoroughly air the ‘
be an invalid. She I
. ”7“”‘T‘
'perwnrst a layer or assume olives in
the center and h‘border or sweet red
Then add mayonnaise or
salad dressing as preferred '
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VI. Taylor? " '
A verdict for the defendant was re-
turned, by the jury in the case of Sam-
uel Keeler, suinlnietrator. versus Jer-
ome Taylor; before Judge Heward 'B.
Scott, in the Common Pleas court, Dan-
ibury, last week. The jury was out
about an hour.
The plaintll'i sued to recover $600 on
a note The defense claimed that the
Eileen paid back to the original plain-
sun, Mary. Taylor, of Ridgelleld in the
form or board, lodging, laundry and
other necessities of life.
Attorney Leo Davis of Norwalk, rep-
resented the plaintiff, and Attorney
Howard W. Taylor, oi Ilanbury, the de-
fendant. .
This is the iourth of tour cases or
the present term in which the jury has
returned verdicts for the defendants.
. FlsH PRICES ARE Hlol-l.
Richard J. Cutbill, ot the Brides
Fish Market, has received word from
Bostonthat the past week has wit-
nessed the highest» prices on ‘record
for sea food. Cod was wholesaling
for twenty-live cents a pound, and
haddock was eighteen and three
quarters cents, marl: than double the
usual price. There was no halibut
to be secured. Never in the history
or the huslniss has such a scarcity
denials.
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A MUSEMENTS‘
i
Vaudeville that pets 21 standard the
world over. A luultl-tnlcnled band
oi entertainers in this week‘s shmv
HOYT’S
The White House of yéhdevlue.
American debut of the London lilllpo
(ironic sensation. The distinguished
“Moilro D‘Arma or the German
army The kaiser :2 royal ainiy cep-
talu.
FRANGIB GERARD,
Earth's most wondenlul slid mightiest
heavyweight juggler. Presenting
tons with cannons, cannon bells and
collisions, that‘have astounded the
world. Gerald's performance out
distances the greatest accomplish-
ments at Sampson. 9
, Notable Added Future.
The Maid of Mystery};
LlLLIAN DOONd..
who will tell you all and things you
have never suspected." there is
anything you want to know, null Lil.
lien Donne. '
ll W ‘1‘
Exceptional ehunsemont oi the Ethio
plan star, .
~ "dMlLlNl‘l" IiLL Recluse"
(Former low of Williams and Wall:-
tlvstingly
l sr's- star revue.) Ca
laughter provoking creations.
baring demons in mid-air
‘ ‘ LII MUNTEORDD. 9
Whining over the hands of the null~
lpiico. in ”muesli inn. . ,
lilorohlid ion the orient.
IAL MOTH: 3,8
that nighttime and vocalists oatm-
airy.
lacuna-MW. an.
The“ ink ammo oi Aspeuloli
W. M. iii? 21”., still in celebrated this
‘ Tu titration iii has
The cilurlnlny,r mistress of mysticism. "
comic in his own songs. cocoa and ,
‘ . south uouwaux to new
241“chle list all
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If UUUSUPMEU UR
._ UiilUUS-Jl'i‘llifillllli.” ,1
No Biliousncss, Headache, Sour.
Stomach, Coated Tongue
or Constipation.
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indie
gestion, Sallow Skin and Miserable
Headaches come from a torpld liver
and clogged bowels, which cause
your stomach to become filled with.
undigested‘food, which some and fer-
ments like garbage in a swill barrel
That’s the first step to untold mis-
ery—indigestion. foul gases, bad.
breath. yellow skin. mental tears,
everything that is 'horrible'and nause‘
sting. A.Cascaret tonightwlligive
your constipated bowols a. ' thorough
cleansing and straighten you out by
morning. They work while you sleep
-—.a 10~cent box {ruin your druggist
will keep you feeling good for months.
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then to keep their
stomach, liver and bowels regulated,
and never know a miserable moment;
Don’t forget the children—their little
insides need a. good, gentle cleansing,
too.
.9,
PRINCE HENRY RUNS OVER
CHlLD.
l-lEDDE-RNHEIM, Germ'snv, Feb.
18,—Plluce Henry of the Netheilnnds
ran over and seriously injured it live
year~old child while driving fin~a\lt0-
mobile through. the principal streets
of this town Sunday. He picked the
child“ up and took it in his automobile '
- to the local hotlpital‘
New York. New
«Haven fl." is-
» ford ;
RAILRGZl ‘ .
TIME Til
in Effect February iii, ‘lillll.
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A. M.—41:20x. 53le. 2::l~.;,
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3:27, 4:3lx, n25 5:399, «mu, lithlx,
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102203; 11:24; 9
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5:502: 7:00il, 7:12, (mix, 9:33, .zl‘lilx,
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