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Dre-smoker. Hold to Halts.
There is a tendency this sensed to
introduce the trnluI‘: in arternoqn
gowns and Whether it, will have much
vogue with‘ Americans wllf depend onJ
17111” give an oyster “whether the majority rtde or walk.‘
”V’V gODV'V‘V’mm °‘V ch 9 omelet 'l‘JhIls lea factor which should influ-
11 bake for three on gum combinations that go wen .ence a. woman in the selection or it
. V cold at “limit. .Wlth 1V1‘Jlth1 an omelet (118 thuppéd onion.
.. for it undoubtedly is ‘most‘ unsuitable
3102292 8’99“ WPPGI‘S- 1. old boiled salmon? shredded, green for street wear or for JdrVersy after-
, ix ‘Vm‘ Show“! 9’1"" Peppers chopped line or shrimps or. noon occasions where a conveynnc‘e
5130 also dressing 89' 59w musluot11ns.AIdouble foldi g skillet
is dispensed with. says 9. New Ypri:
keep :1 ”“3 “Miami 5.5V is unsurpassed for doublinIJg an VomJeJ- Sun w”'lter.
. -. let.‘
1 " -. The wool passemenieries in Pet.
melt? ‘0 the ”25°F l There is :1 snappy egg dish whicn slan‘and Bulgarian colors are a nodal-
Lenten days eggs and makes a welt-unit, variety at the uen‘. ty this season and are meeting with
thie‘ mainstay .t’or’ many ten season. Chap two thirds of a cup- considerable favor. Wool embroidery
to are .1 standby that in: oi mien bVeei’ line, stir 11 into a made us appearance a few seasons
Wis mind If proper: Vt'i‘bloapoont'ul,or butter in the sauoe- ago, had a limited acceptance, and is
V - pan, mix in a cupi'ul ot strained tomu~I
again revived, strongelI than ever. it
then, a tablespoonfui o grated cheese. has invaded everything, Vsilks. cottons,
11:11!th teaspooutul oi ry mustard and
chil‘l‘ons and even mllliner‘y. A lovely
:1 teaspoonful olI Worcestershire
white chiffon had a deEp border Iin
sauce. Let theJmixturecook until the
lcileese is melted 1:1)thth stlr in ifou‘r dsrnlng stitch, and had much the of-
eggs. Iane hot toast ready and serve fool of an old tapestry border. These
V . French tapestry borders in all): are
seen on a i’ew'ot’ the imported silks
and are delightfully sort in color and
EHCCE. .9.
it is quite curious the tenacity nith
11l1lcl1 dressmnkers hold to an idea
tireley ‘onl‘eiet. ‘A felettthVJle!
sinnit rush in four to snooumls of grated ‘oorn‘ Intake a. corn
' V‘ I Glenn thoron‘g '1 omelet new... 11.111191113911111: drain—
L ed on its Ioann‘is‘ chopped line‘- 01‘ Eran
cheese spread over the omelet ii‘ust
tutti ‘a p"
it‘s reéip'e inay be relied
he Washington H111 aid.
lit at two eggs until tom
(1‘ thick. Add two Vtabhn
on 1111.11 garnish.
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MANY A SUFEERING WOMAN
Drags herself painlully through her
Vtil every bit of the surface daily tasks suffering from backache.
I‘Léltiled. When hissing bot headache, nervousness and loss of1once'theywish ‘0 “NO“ {‘1 '1'th
mixture entitlement] even “sleep, not knowing her 1113 are due to know thnt familiarity with 11111 idea
at once to the Vside of the J:inneyJ and bladder troubles. Foley 111:1 naturally end in its acceptance.
{Leach carefully surplus a Kidney Pills will help any‘rorm 0: kid- and so the failure of one season it!
nlte under to keep it from may or bladder trouble, any backache,lolleu the success or another. New
Vg 1!) the middle. Put into the rheumatism, uric acid poisoning 01‘ ir— they are clinging to the platted skirt,
touts Ito .dryzthe top. than regular kidney nction.’1‘hoy would if visits are not accepted in 0110
Le toward th‘gJ‘J right. JSLlip of! strengtnening, tonic and emotive, and niece than they Will be in another; 11’
o‘t plate andrservo as quick- contain no habit forming drugs. No they do not succeed when placed BtJ
V us, who suffers from kidney and bled-Iihe bottom of the skirt then they‘
or trouble can afford to Overlook pluoe them at the top. The waiter!
J ly chopped parsltu added to Foley Kidney Pills.JJ1Sold by all drug- ultirt did mt find our ndhcrentn this
lite when beating transform it gists. V " ;‘\vl11tcl. doubtleSs hermit-1e most ma.
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[11.11.1111 were too heavy to be success-
fully handled in that manner. With
the introduction of the thinner mater:
‘Jials, however, this Vobdection is obvlat
ed, and plaits are once more melting
’11 desperate alter ‘ o establish than»
selves. . . but experimenters and plant breeders
Many of the Russian blouses have huVe been working with American
Plum: For the Horue‘ Garden-
During the past 25 years steel dros-
JNot only have a. considerable number.
of new sci-called European rarities
the skin portion plslted and are We“ species and have been succsSslul in.-
worn owe: a plain shirt, one: in C9113 . JprodnJing a large' nulnber or Val-luau.
trusting color. A blua :llédfOIfd, cord‘ VAntony; these are nevernl worth add~
931158111!) blouse OJ: this description. Jing‘ to the. home list in order to'J
was worn over a shirt of black satin;J “lengthen the season and make a wet
the sleeves and sash with. long ends ”Ollie change in the flavors ”and COIOl‘SL
warns of “an” and WUChQS 0‘ colored or American Euminer fruits. TDV thCVSB
embroidery and a very narrow pipingVE‘Vo “all: may “180 be added "19 Jul"
J19: red edged the plaited portion unese varieties, which have been in:
111,939 plnlts are tuned in 19“,.“ iloduced timing the anst‘ three dec-
places» underneath to give the lunch tides. Some or these varieties are just
desired straight up and down ofleot as they “’9’" J1‘m1’0'V‘ed trom Japan.
Thi J “1 J but others have been origina‘ted- by
s comm 118 ng of styles is real Jy American plum growers, 1
quite curious. «Nothing seems to turn “ l’lnms are. particularly desirable
out as at first expected. and it is well
to view a gown from allelchsbelore
venturing upon an opinion as to what
it lastly is, A coat with no collar in
the front will have a long deep one be.
hind. A cost belted in the front will
lune no belt at the bitch. and a bolero
{Jacket in front can have anvtnlnsand
everything at the back and still be' a
bolero.
1 It is sure to say that nothing is as
it used to be. and that an entire r01
adjustment. of ideas is necessary in
considering the gown; n: {his era, for
Surely this is an era in the history or
clothes, so gloat has been the depart»
are from all preconceived ideas of
them.
cred too heavy for moach’es. Many of
the varieties will do well on even the
impossible to work for any other
crops. They .will even succeed on pure
clay that could be 'used for making
brick. There is no reason therefore
shouu deny himself trait. .
The plum will grow ‘where even the
pear and apples would fall lit alust be
said. however, that. often the heels
will have leiliculty in stIurting and will
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film." link” your ”ru‘ffiwsz (or
I' '"ll‘ lfilfid untrue“ Iiietdlllc
“in: Ribbon.
he 7J1» use our
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a Mo woman who can with our and
inrivata pupils—assured” through a
modest campaign or Sentinel Won:
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8TATE HIGHWAY WORK.
VLako Avenue Danbury Contract Mat-
HIGH Sllilllll Will
not W. i‘ l‘elry entertained the J J _I ‘
school \i'liltiilfly morning . at liEhC'lllllly it m expected that (he hurt. M can
by singing the nary pleasing seine.
lions. l‘roi‘. Perry's running nlwuye
proves very popular with tho Putin:
student body and he was gl‘urtrd with
iluln 1-1.0171 “outward from the. city
line at Luke avenue. Danhnry 1“”! he
started us soon as conditions of wear
(her 11nd ground will permit. The
.1 1111‘
"Low Burl: Cur." by Lover. The sec MVVLd m a ”H m
and number was sung by request and
although sung before “by moi. Pal-r3.
alquys proves very entertaining
carrying out of the contract with the
J stale highs-my department devolves
upon his estate.
Representatives of Mr. Kunpp‘s cs?
‘Willluln 1. Stevens, president at the; .
this have been in continence recently
nunior clues, is ill at hie home in R0-
in the senior Wm and ll 13 hoped by the idea of having \11 Kellogg do the
all that he will he “his to thin: his “""Vk Tide ”0"“ ‘3 ‘9 ”0 decided “V
will this evening . lance, so thut- there 11 ill be no delay in
. J 17:01:13 trruntd with the work as soon
The stage could not be used roster no ptncticnhlo
duy morning,I at 11715111111in because 011- M"- K‘“"““ “V "“‘V “V “""Vk “W"
the (act that the curtain and scenes “"5 “VVWVVHV’W’V a stretch of mm“
are set for the senior "my this even MSW“ “" WW" hue. “”39““!
mg; 1 which will connect Ridaelleld with the
WW 1 1 ‘ New York state highway. He this
Dr. Edwnrd ll. Ghnllmrtnnnounced done most or the 7‘01!th work on this
from ssuembiy yesterday thnt halob during the winter end in mutant
wluhed nil seniors and juniors who ex. lurcpnrati‘uus to" heéln the construc-
poct to take college examinations or lion oi the gravel rundwny cnrly in
ha—c—‘v
to enter college by remodels to see the sprint. 1
him at the onion Jnome ilmq‘durln’y the Contractor Osborne. or. median.
Week in order to tail: over the 1-110 is building the section at state
course 6! study. ‘1 highway on the Dunhnry Norwnilc
turnpike from tho Daubury line south
A 771719211112 76 711111.71vo 1m: to the previously completed «lotion or
ill. 3~ 380021 11 Bath «Hashim 111.341.1111 load, has carried on‘ Knuth: on
sends out this warning to 11111th «rations throughout the winter ~an
scum 11 chronic inflammation cube 7 cud. lie in tutti
silencing and widening therein 11111:
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the Inner: “Ml ,
3* binds, a u: The indie 1151121.: hits
“row ‘illijd handy at this point
. urination and hot proteinsnt'l the“ 17111., he
ottoJr new and . 11119 con mm
ress has been made in plnm growing;
been intruduced and disseminated»
fruits to grow on land that is consid _
stifi‘est kind of clay lillld, ‘Ioll almostJ
why a householder having such a soil,
91111711111, :1 slate highs :y on the Mill VV
tea at luuse 'rstcrduv mornin'. ,
Vl‘heV 01V 1? son V was VThe Ker: contract wus unturned last full to John
1 ‘ 11 “ .
' .. ‘ . lump 1. of Wilton. .lr. Knew Win: 1
llnncr' by Holley. null llie‘seoond the 1 I V I
Meridian 11 iewJJ, .‘
works later and responsibility for the
wuylou. “Bill" hue an impartunt port with ”'5“ J ““1”“ 0‘ ”WWW with
' will 4.1.1.7121 huge rout: halt lentil Jun
2
an! air nI1nlu avafl‘n aJ 1-7:- n at ”IIJW .1 ”Ila/A-
tut-\fiKQX‘uIvA
be rather slower in melting grthh
Iihen it the soil is more of e loamy ow
tore. do other words, a stlong’, hoary,
woll~tralned loam will suit most pluinJJ
varieties beV.st The plum grows loss
vigorously on light soils and almost
failii on. the sandy soils i‘speciallyI unit-i
ed to the pouch. For this _'1_:22110n‘
pouch roots are often used for hudd-‘
lump plum. so as to adapt the plum
induct: light soilsJ. L
The plum is 11 Much Lrn‘ote lusty
reader than the iiewdh,1but will not ‘
show the sheets oi! gorginr: as the
peach usually does on rich soils it
will stand considerably more plant
food in the soil, and there is much
less danger of melting the tree pro-
duce an e'xréss of wood at the ex-
.Ipenser of fruit production. Perhaps
the host fertilizer to apply is ground
hone. This should be worked into the
soil atthe time of plowing. It decom-
poses slowly and its components be-
come available to the tree‘s about as
needed. . .
Ground bone should be supplement-
ed by applications of potash because
this substance than economical nhpliw
cations of the bone would supply.
Usually thtl‘Je is sumclent phosphoric.
acid in an ordinary appliéatlo‘n‘bl;
.groundfbone to supply the needs or
the trees. Four or five pounds of
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‘uill pic]: up the insects which injure
the trait, and will thus greutly aid in
controlling pests, especially the plum
ourculio, which makes“ the wormy
plums that drop prematurely.
tz'o1el' crop need be sown Iwhere poul-
try hove tile" run, of the VpLIiVuJIVn orchard;
.81: 22212111 118111111.
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use Vi-Vioinara for Eczema and All Other
Skin J'l'roublea.
Vii you suite: with skin trouble so
that the itching seems unbearable and
the skin is so blokon out that you are
sensitive about its, appearance. do not
think it is necessary to use
greasy, vilesmelling
salve.
The modern treatment is J,Hokarn,
ointment ‘ or
the worst cases of sitinetronbles, and
which contains no grease, is pleasant.
to use and is so cleanly that it will not:
soil or stain the clothes. The [)OWet
0i Hokara to quidkly relieve any ltch-‘V
ing or‘thruing o't‘ the skin and to
Imake ltIeort. white and velvety is al-
thc plum seems to require more 01“
most miraculous.
Ali-11lllin9r skin troubles like pim»
ples,"-blachheads, barber’s itch, etc...
the worst cases of ezcomu, ulcers,
salt rheuln and‘ other chronic skin:
diseases ale successfully heated with
potash, for full grown trees. will be VHokam
Jfonnd sufficient. The potash should
Newly set trees and trees under the
bearing use will not require much
fertilizer it the land is in fairly fer
tile condition.
Where {Snickens are kepi it will be
found an excellent plan to allow them
iron range in the leuIVn oxchard They
CONDENSED
MILK
' THIE ORIGINAL
Convenient and Economical. ‘
Gives Best Results in Cooking.
TELRNVl LAPSED 96 YEARS AGO.
liAR’l‘F‘URD, (201111.. March iii—.1113
lice John K. ileuch'oi‘ New ‘HuyenJ who
was recently unpainted to the bench
by Govorutir Baldwin. had 11 somewhnt
unpleasant experience the other day
when he prenented his credentials to
tlmsupreme court. it was then 111111
covorothh‘nt his commission was dub
ed 18i3 instead 01.1913. so that his
commission was tor a period that 1
lupsed :16 years ago, hence he lied no
rinht to occupy a Mitten on the su-
meme court bench today.
Alter some joking on the part 1171111
lentil associates. the numzniulon 117m:
,rnturned 1-0 the governor tor correc-
iiollI.
,‘l‘JVhe governor also is being LioJJkod
because it is rare indeed that any
date or other technicality escapes his
watchful eye. but this time he put
.hln signature upon a document which
conierred an appointment :1 céhturi’.
“‘03! ,
wu.’ so, one 271.1. +7. our
elicit! .
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71.101131111121011: 1111172737122 “'11.?“
up {of a 1121111111. the commutes at
the can: )1 in iisrtlord. their: ignites
2‘1‘
Improvement often begins with the
be preferably. in the form of muriate, first treatment and the trouble grows
noticeably less each day until it en-
tirely disappears, leaving the skin in
its‘ normal health and color.
Liberal jar for 2:30. Larger sizes:
130:: and $1.00. J '
Sold on guarantee and
mended by‘ Frank H. Baxter,
uncut
recom-
110cm
New York New
Haven &‘Hart-
ford L V
J RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Elfecl March 2, 1,9JJI13.
BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
, .
A. his—4:201. 5:14x, 5:41x. 6:00.
6:55. 7: 18.1,? :«ith. 21:17.17. 8:51.13 9:15X,
. 9:87. 10: 20!, 10: 451, 11: 38x.
A M,——~‘12:25x. 5: 1111‘.
10:20:, 11:24.
514111, 8:54.
i). M.«~l2:~tttx, 2:111:11. 250.1, 13:55.
0:56x.‘ 7:12, 7:522, 0:23, 9:591,
10:28. ‘ J .
. ........... I
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK;
A. arr-4: 45x. 5:40.62451, 8: 0m
8: 651:; 0:15;. 10: 027:. 10:05.11:0i)x.~
11: 03. .
P. lie-12: 02:, 1: 05, V2: 04:. 2: 61:;
ii: 303:, 8' 5511‘, 1t: 291:. ii: 051:, {1:26.
5:23. 6:012, 0:042. 8:102, 9:30.
11:20:!» 11:30, 12:00:.
- Dilution. » -
A. ”.17743: 00. 8:022, 8. 25:1, 0100!.
10: 023. 1 1 1 ‘
1 P. M.--‘12:ot, 1:022, 0:07:11. 5:01...
11702:. 7:12;, 8110:. 13:59:; 11.01:.
121001;. . ; “3V JJ
court: seeming ‘ru haw ‘
, , ‘ mHAVIN.‘
7: 2;.- ‘9: 142. 111: 22:. 11. 111:. 11: 47 1
r; . 111.2412: 071:. * 1 20 2:14;,
11:21:11.5:122,Jo;15x,2147. 7:10.17, 9:232,
,No'
Vsom'o‘ 1.
which is daily being used in treating"
quickly respond to Hokarn‘, and even V
r. 111.:«12 48, 12:12:: 1.03, 220:.
3:27 4231):. .3 52, 11:70, limits, 7:11:11,
9:25. uzsox, 10:111. .
V aundayn.
VA. town: 12:. 1 1711 1:172: t: or. ., ,
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