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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 19, 1913 · page 10

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VUSE DRY WHlTlNG.

’VSVmokVe from a lamp 03': go.) we.) .
soils) the coming .11) one pamlcular that. l. _.
It to useful to know says the Chicago

.l-Those little. rugs are dye or a“). lnoh- : Miss Sadly. Judol tho popular sales»
as long. ' .' lady at tilt-on}: .lncoby is slot-,e who is
opendlng several, woohé ln‘Canoda,

'strawborry am...) and brightened by
sprlnkllng' It with green and red of
‘ chopped cherrleo sud cltxon Any

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1 chronic dupopdu.
ride by decorotlng them?

berries and lamps cut
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Am) egg salad. mince

V mm; for hard bollcd (eggs.
ream and add a llttle cu)
lths cooked yolk.

disorders

Rnxnll Dy sponsla

sandwiches-opineapple
V 93...? e‘ a delicious dessert.

. {fil lth whlpped menm
)3th all aovoré‘d. with the pluc-
‘rup. Garnish wlth the. cream.

In thli' rcoluluunil V out)!

THE CLIFFORD

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mod cream glunlsh \Illh con- 1

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lnsum he'll: by appetite hid
lion. and prommo lllllwl‘llltm
u'idcnco of our faith In llu-n) we ask
you to try tlzrn) nt our rislc.
do not also. entiI-o satisfaction. we
will r. turn tho moor-y you paid no
trillmm our-shun or lormull 1y "‘ .l)rco
tile], 25 cook. 50 cunts and SI. 00.

You can buy Roxnll Dyrpomin Table"

Thom la a Ruxnll Stow in no urly ova

' 'comblnntlonf domed of nuts, candles)
or frult may be mlnced and noted tor

“What would. you deb—adrollsh mot-

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Caused M'uch Disease.

’ Advlce nhout Stomach Troubln
and how to relieve them.
Don't neglochindlgoslion. (or it
may lead to all sorts of ill.— 3 our! com
Au cmincut physlclnu
once said thst. nlncty fix I.) per cont 0'
all ills have their orimn in 1) than

Our exgmlcncc with Roxnll Dynw

us to II.“ do) a

themlole m oftlmnwstrlI-pIIm lublo
.l remodiI-s kn. me) for io'liy- who run!

"llIcIr ingredi-

em: or.) .5.).:'.‘ in; to the inflamed
momllmncs of the stomach.
in Pcpnln dnml Bismuth. two a! the
~Itivo aids know) to
' medicine all") relic! lhov mom is
Usod pcrdotontly and
regularly 'or a short limo. 11)) y loud
to rcliovo mains couno‘l by ulunmch

Rich

Tablets help,
diues~
A:

ll they

fit our SWIG"

PHARMACY

Qulttum to (Ll'nnty, Props.

“on Connect:-

town

I . . . Ind ally in tho lollcd Slutty): ‘Cnnl and
370118!le and eaves cut hon; Grunt rirnln. Th ore to a. different. Ronll
l of cltron. ‘ l Rule l: [or Imrly oven n (lino‘ry human ill--
«oh can u) ‘mlly dl‘llfim'll lo)- tlIo portloulhr ill
\ i {or whlch it hi rocmnmumled.
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be doubly.

Tho Raul! Stofiumwrla'o Grotto-t

 

‘ so crolltod to hip luvenllv

of course. the early and the late Ety-
lea The "eal'ly’ styles Info represent-

tantbrora The. Parlo couterlers haveol
ready finished with thclr openings,
created to meet lhls'forelgn- demand.
As the’mmen or Europe. partlculorly
the) Parleiennes, do‘hot emulate the
Amen-land's'lnsatlable doslre to wear
her‘Tlothes color to advance of the
scuson. the French openlngs~-— ~the
“late" season» do not begin untll a.-
bout the middle m [Ifalmury There
fmewhllo lt 15v safe to depend upon
the styles that sent out and mutually
distributed by the manufacturers as
bql’ng masonobly populnrrthoy do not
Ieprcseut the exclusive modes thatrare
later produced.

or one thing it ls ccrtmln, however,
and that. la'fh‘at the devotlon to the (or
idol) as I) trlmmln),r ls not going to Vs‘top
the cessation of cold weather. or even
with the enhance of summer says 9.
New York Tlmcc wrltor. 11 is learned
that llodlcr the crontor of fabrlrs for
the w011d.hns already antlclpnted a.

la. and la not linen
A' new not V

 

0n light lla‘brlco notch blue designs

will hp seen. floral wreaths and other?

(leslgns, followlngV thé Vnrlous French
periods. Whore ombrOIdery is used. '
crew‘ol and Germonto‘Wn wool work‘wlll,
be. much seen. Whlle the wool work :
will launder. it lo better dry cleaned.
Dlmdlng, wltl) tho designs picked opt
in oriental thréad-wo‘rk‘; ls another
form or trlmmlng which 'wlll llnd ‘pop-
I’Ilnrlty. . I".

For the Riviera soas'dn loose coats
of wliltollguredr )iiompa‘donr silk or
plnln satln, will ‘be worn wllh whlte
frocks. One exuhplo or this style to
found ln )1 coat or chamols colored sa-
tln topped wlth a mllltary color. The
latter 1)) edged wlth mambo“.

. Journal. that soiled cglllngs caused
“l be “We" by the by lamp and gVaVs wlll be rendered less
ed in the forced models made up for substitutlon 0" prlntlngc 1“ ““5 “‘09.. consltlc‘uOuc if rubbed over wlth dry
the henol’lt (III the Amerlcun manu- dellghlllul “”1““ for embroidery whltlng.

.

Brown'o‘ Omelet.
A womsn who makes

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delectable

omelots COOKS Vflwm'nfi “all“ over the removing it the work or cleanlng on:
fire uutll they are set, and then puts
the omelet. pan under the broiler all mlnlmum. «Mrs. ’l‘ w Pettlhone. ‘Hol.
the gas stove and lets the top brown. ly‘wood

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‘Put an Jarl. {
The best )nethod.:af keeplng small.

screws. beads and tacks from rustlng
ls to plug; them to small, wide mouth-
ed bottles, tightly corked. says 'the
bottles -
should be perfectly dry before uslng.

Philadelphia Tlmes. The

Sandpaper can be kept perfectly dry

Another coat costume, partlculurly “mi 1“ 800d working candlllon ill! toll

sulted to a brunette. 1s 0! old rope m.

tlnc. The 0°” ls cutaway. showlng ed jar and “1‘9““th down the “d lsnlllng‘shlps between Boston Imd le-l

a dlstlnct tendency to length In the
back The collar rovers, and culls are
trlmmod wllh elthor soolakvln or blnckl

lug lt and keeping lt ln 8. wldo-mouth

Plllow Hlnt. l
1)) Inuklng feather plllows enclose

contlnlmuco of the fondness for fur. eatln. A blue cargo street gown ‘5 up the feathers I“ a case of heavy “""
and that, to sallsrv the desire, hue pro- rosentntlve ol' the new rodlncnte mO- bleached muslin before putting on the

dnocd chl! [on cloth dross l‘nbrlcs. the
borders of whlch show II furry weave.
Howlers slmulnllng the fonthers ol’ the
oslIlch ond non atom) for wrong wlrh

do].
tln

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Stlll another model‘lor sprlng streot

ll has a collar 0! brlshl Hid fill- ;tlcklng, says the New Orleans Plcay-

une. Protected In this way, the tooth-
ors seldom need to be remmed but
the tlohlng may be laundered or re-

I) surface Ioscmhllng {I-nthcrs me nl- wear. which has lts unique on well as “Q wcd when “89“er-

faculty.
Roqnlromobls 1m tho ll vler‘u new
son now clone at hand glve an added

xlts dttractlvo habits. la 0: stem green
colored cloth.. The coat ln hont
shows, a \vulhlcost e‘lfect l'twhloncd 01'

For Rug Pen Wlpor. l
Pcn wipers made III lmllnllon or

opportunlty :or lonrnlng what sprlng's orlentnl colon. . 0n mum. of the llltle fur rugs wlth hood and claws
l'mlm Ilwnl of llldlllt‘llfi for 1913 has lront openlng mock jade buttons are complete. are hood with felt at dml:

under 11)) lhl. Sumo of the new mall: r-

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llllll whlcl) ghe promise of popiilhrlty

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green or block, on which the ink ls

clean place over it a piece of asbestos
paper. outtlng holes tor the burners;
days the Los Ansoles E”‘presrx. The) pa-

'steamers running from Boston.

To keep the too of the gas range.

per catches all the overflow of food
and prevent; it from folllng lnto places
Where it to dlmcult to clean- By us-
log the paper when cooklng and then

pollshlng the range is reduced to a

l'smp FROM nos-row

The Growlna Commerce of the Port
The new impetus given to Boston

commerce by the actlvltles or the Port! '

Directors and the cooperation of the
rollroudd‘ln brlnglng export trade this
way is witnessed ln-the addltlon of the
great steamship Iowa to the Warren
Line's servlce. ' The Warren) Home
tubllshed by an old Boston 'Mercantlle.
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erpool. It is the oldest line of lrelght‘
' Thef
llne was secently purchased by the
great Engllah film 01' sloamahip own-
ers , Messrs. Furnocs Withy & Co.

low,u of 17. 000 tons measurement and;
10000 tons Capacity, was lately bum:
for the Warren pool trade. Boston‘
commerce ls growing so fast just now ;'
that the lowti has been transferred lo’;
tho Doctor) sertlcc. who); on 1on first
trip to Liverpool last Wednesday- \vlth‘
It lnrgc cargo of grnln, flour, lumben;
apples and miscellaneous prdvlslons.‘
The \“Sull from Boston" idea thus n1)-
zlonla to shippers of frelght as hell as

writes that she lo enjoying the out-of—
door amusements. such as )bob- -slelgh~

lug, skatlng and the) like. and will
start {or home about
- March.

the first cl!

 

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. Lillie Child
' . cries at I)ight,1oss 8 rest-

lessly and mutters in its
sleep, 15 constipated, l'rcllnl and

. feverish, or has symptoms of'
worms. you feel worried and
have your night a rest disturbed-
by the little one' a crying, or
perhaps because of your own
anxiety.

Many thousands of mothers . '
rel at such times upon a tried
on trusted remedy always kept
indhe house.

Mather Gray’s Sweet
Powders for children,

I sod by mothers for 2? 30.).5. These

powders cleanse the: 510m. ml). act on
the Livcrnud give Ils.‘ Illhlul sleep by
‘ Easy

rctulttlinz the cluhl s 53 stem.
to kill: and pleasant
[or HIE child to lake.

Happy mothers in
every community are
usinwlbcm with splcu-
did results.

Mol‘ Icr. If youI child
has (he s‘y mploms horc
dcscrilwd you sllbuld
tnY llmscipuwdore. h Tmlo limit.

'our ( rnzzohst as no.“ accepl
.lhcm. 35‘3- 8 box- any substitute

Be sure you as}: for,
and 011mm,

Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders;
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falls over aklrt of olmulatcd plnlla. ' wl:: rd rows the Phlludolphla Times. to passengers. l i 1 ..w-
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one COLLECTOR roa STATE. Izaker—"I was out In Inauoley') ‘

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Bottoms Economy Plan i Would: Re:
duce Number of Jobs,

One collector of customs‘lor the
callus Stow of Connocllcut will rc-
plnce the five preach) collI-I'torl). if
the oconmny plan of cousollllullm) or
coctonm office» now under contours)»
otlon by the mm... llopnrlnmul of-
flvlulu nod Propldcnl 'Ydl‘l l): but
through- The l'lvo‘wllI-t'lom now o‘ro
n) Brldhopon. Hartford. Now ham.
Now London and Stonlngl’on

The plan cunlornplnlosvtlm «still»
11))than of one man) collector's o)“-
”co probably In In lope-port or New
Haven. and tho plant)“: of tho pron
onl collortors ollhos at tho otlwr
four and mallow more pom) In
charge ol‘ doputy ('Ollr-I'lorlll. The on
tonulon ot-lhls connolldmlon plan) to
the doth-p country. h l); ootlmlalod III
to hrlng about u )IIwhm-or about $11..
0110.000 per hour.

Th.) plan for tthovoncolldotlon aloft.»
od‘wlth tho lhlllucl‘dlll, molorlly In
Um Homo). llurlnn llm Voosslon Vol
(Jonathon boron) tho 1th oloctlon.
who!) tho mmocrm); whom: to com?»
hob III) oounomy record. tho honour.)
do mnlorlly In tho Home»: Wood lo).r
Prosldml; to
hrlou ‘ mm) s ,romrsonlsstloo and
ooImoImmlm) ol‘ tho . «Mom-7mm
omens ind altar I) fllmatp‘tho mom
than who noooptcd by the «mango and
become I) low.

71).) Tmmry Mormon). officials
who have) tuporrlslon or the custom
oorvloo. hallo tho plop prom wall work
all out. And although they started its.
the) [momma on) tho loodm 1)) tbs
prowl who“ tho plans as that) no.)
both mallow. and thrown to not
hirdtol‘lfid Rhimfilbflm‘
Lott; Ms £61)»de to. outdo
fill If tho Wilma: loo Irons

motor lost Ivor-k3 lie has mouthlng
in It. own I) pedometer."

llurkerw‘Tou moon opecdmnctcr,
old man. A' pedometer ls. nII lustrw
mom for Incdsnrlng how for you
Whlk."

l‘lnkel'~"xlll l‘lBlllZ l'll ‘Bllck to

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pedometer. "-8ll(‘l'(’tl Hohrt l‘lovlcw.

 

\dnm hoard them blame the cost
of llvlng on tho mldlllmnnn.

"The only Ihlng they don't blame
on'lho first man." he lh‘nnlal‘nlly cl)-
Ilorvod. , . Now York film.

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Lmomne

Enriclzes and Purllie.)
the Blood andlluilds'

Up the System

Kcrrlo FlsxuSoed Emulsion.
MNONINI). is the most allow
live modlclnvi for coughs and
colds It stops even the
moat stubborn " BRONCHIAL

onto duo.» of throat and lungs:
of those dimming owelllnga

that canoe photon: Wells and

lncossnnt hocking coughs.

wnnps arr mourners)».
mom: to sham. candor.
or your: ammo romp-
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muting aging“)? bonds up “1
I Wild 1)): the

also can, it

hopl‘ul modlolo o '

COUGHS. and rollevos the doll; '

LINONINE RESTORES VL- .
TALITY AND VTHEREBY ‘

my): comp mph-LING):

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\‘nudovlllc that not): a standard the
world over. A llllllll‘llllilllltld hillbl
or entormlncro lll this week‘s show.

HOYT’S

The \‘l‘hllc I-luum: of \‘audovlllc.

Amorloau llolmz of tho London l'lmmp

V (lroIIIe oonszlllon. ‘l‘llo dlstlmwiyhod
Mollm ll‘MmII of the “promo
army ’lho holders-W royal lll‘llly cm)-
lulu.

FRANCls GERARD.

listrth'n mom wo1):.;r!nl and mlgllllcol.
heuvywyclght . jugular. Promoting
fonts wllh cannons. munch bulls and
rolnsorus, llml mm nmoundml tho
norld. (lcrIlI‘d'II 'porl'ormllnco ont-
Illolonco‘h tho Ill‘l'llllt’lll .mcomplloh»
month of Sampson. .

Notable Added Future.
Tho Mold of Myptory.
LlLLMN DOOM-3..

The charming mlotmsa of myotlolom.
who wlll tell you all and lhlngn you
bovo hover smIIIcolod ll thoro llII
hoythlhg you wont to lmuw. nah.)
lion booms.

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“loscoptlonnl onaomnoot of tho Ethlo

plan our.
"EMILlNG" llLL HOHINSON
Walk
( outlvntlngly

Ill‘ormor Illnr or Wllllnmo IIIId\
or’t llllll‘ rpm.)
oomlc 1)) MI) own «outta dances and
laughter provoking croutlonu. ..r
During demons in mld-slr.
LE3 MOUNTFORN.
Wlllrllng ovor the halls) of the and
loops). to sensational roots.
florerludoro from 1)..) 0mm.
- IALLO EHOVHEM.

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New York New.
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD .”
TIME TABLE

III Effect February 10. 1913.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YDRKI

A. lll.—-1:20x. 5:143), fizllx. 6:09.
6:57N'Ir20x, 'Ii‘ll’jx. 8:17x, 8:513, 9:152,
9:37, 10:20:, 10:45:, 11:38:. '

1’. 81:43:48. 12mm, 1108, 2:305;
8: 2?, 4:31x. 5132‘), Szfillx, thaw, 33317:,
7:18x, 8:25, 9:59x,‘10:45.

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10:20) 11: 2).
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10: 38. , .

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