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Gelery and Almonds. [Brush' the-crust with milk wand liuko
uptuls of‘celepy, cut in ‘ until the doug’irris well done in a mod-
“ cm in boiling salted wa— erate oven. - ‘ . .
nder.‘ Drain and odd to ' ’ “—-
0: cream sauce made with
. uptul each of butter and '
Womcnpfuis oi? milk or the
star, ' Stir into it oneihalf cup-
“ 1:6th chopped almonds and
m With vault ,and pepper. The
emu-y be made with half milk and
iii. stOck.‘ '
slicing Tongue.
When ‘lihéitongue is tender remove
- itytromhtheldiquorlaud letrcohi water
run; over' it turn minute or' two, and
the-wtkin will come‘ott easily. in slic-
ing it, instead of cutting it straight
across with the result thut a part oi?
lthe meat is in tiny slices, cut it with a
,. "‘H l‘slant. making each slice one cl? mod
n. ‘9 033m Toast. . lsize and sliapo.-Woman’svHome Com-
. ;. lie ahd out half ‘tuble'spoonw-pamon' ,
6!.iiutter,.add.one and one half
‘ , Wills Of “our and: When ”Vb‘l Imitation Buckwheat‘CakOa.
{pour anyone and 099.111?” cup-l .
scolded milk, » 'n‘g briskly" In theevenmg‘ mix Your cups of
thenmruce'iii is team whole wheat flour, one cup of flour
t. Pepper and paprika, Add undone half cup of corn meal. with
mm“ of a cupiuLoE mild'gratedflne half yeast cake. dissolve in n lit-
Q'aaud“ 0001......” (he. choose is us one] water. Add cnough milk and
d “' Diprsix slices of toast in the water, using half or each to make a
[”5th a hm. dish and pour thick batter. Cover and lot rise over
‘m-‘eam‘ sauce ()va them. ‘ night. In the morning stir in one level
7 " ‘ , . :lcaspoon of salt, one, hali‘ level ten-
Mock Chicken Pot-Pie. 'spoon of soda and enough milk to
‘ ed pork and veal make the batter \oi‘ the right cumin-
mfl laces bout an inch thick. ten‘c’y to fry “’811- COORD“ *1 “in
[Men pétatoes mm smnncmmkg greased griddle and serve with Slim).
flinfhnokcd vegetables nt hand,f
' his or carrots. Season ' Salad-Maker's . Aid-
no hit minced parsley or any; Mix together one leuspoonl’ul oi
, herb desired, dried goods being salt. one icaspoouful dry mustard. one
‘ pig impossible to obtain the fresh twiizblespooni‘ul of . sugar. one table-
.. ”Linen greased dish with spoonful of iiour.‘ 'l‘o ("his-i add the
s liking powder dough one quart“ yolks of We eggs wcli beaten, one in
‘ ‘0 an inch thick; place in some blcspoonfui of melted butter, one cup
' ‘ ‘ en thé vegetables and any left of milk and one half cup of vim-gnr.
ll nonr, .then use not the latter addcd slowly. (‘ook in dou-
blo beilcr. stirring constantly until
buttérrpepper and thick. This will loop for wccks. ac-
flail. Cover. lilo!“ p "with moi-p crust, cording to the Los Angelou Express.
NC Email Willi a lknlfc to allow the which says that a jar“. ofdhin makes
‘ in sincere durhm cooking. rloy ol’ the salad course.
itcuse Me i l l.
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l'flcicrmis at Least Are Fixed“
Some or thé'i’ashions which are now 1
being tiitd out at Nice and the till-
vlcra iiud tiuir wny ovcr here in du-
plicate models. so that to a certain
cxtent ihc. lllOdGla that are being
shown evrn than curly will doubtlesu
Iliad on (who in those that will come
over'ubout the, ’ittiddlc ol’ March. Not.
until then will the thin! and definite.
proclmnation go forth as t0'what shall
and shall not be worn. “
To those who wish to
i
sure be-
8
lord they go ahead the \vter plan is .
in wait {or these horaldlngs, for the
stamp of the oval or approval of Paris
‘tncans much to many. The speculu-
' tlve, however, may indulge in those
fashions whish are being shown” how 3
with a reasonable degree of safety.
for while they may not be the dernler
cri. they cannot be for wrong and are
sure to have many good points to
warrant indulgence in them.
Fashion changcs conic slower than
is at first apparent. And the rejected
idea of last year is often the, accepted
one of this. #0110. thing. however, can
be reasonably relied upon as beingy
fixed at this time of the year and that
is the mutcrial of which these later
models will be fashioned. 'I‘hcse nia-
‘iorials are docldcd so long in advance;
or tuc use of ihcnt that iew inidscason l
[chuugl 3 are cvcr ci‘icctcd. Sonic hnvc
l“ widcr popularity than others, ac-
1cording to the various needs and
tastes ol‘ tho individuals or the sec-
iion of the country, but most are
generally accepted where they have
the quaiiiics to rccommcnd thcm that
many of the matcriula born this sch-
son. The chici’ churnrlcrloiica of all
mutcriuls nucd this ucnsun, woolcns.
silks mill cottons. nro'thcir solincss
and slipploncss. accordinic lo a New
.‘ , V
a usual l SEE THE
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twill probably more his dcuth.
, invigoratomt‘the female «mutant
.1. a/‘Inla/nta /‘/'1ar
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instead of broadcloth this w ntciif'we I
had velours do iaine. and it easilY'
won on its merits. for it had~"‘rnuch
that was necessary in the prev/ailing
modes toliaocqunt . for its, .wideruhead
adoption. The 'bediord cortisyiphumlw
to take theplace oh the. l'ouglpopultir
serges. ~ ‘
A reflection of tile winter materials
with their luxurious Weavings is being
mirrored in the woolen suitingu that
are to be used for the- 'spring cos-
tumes. The broonde influence finds
a repetition in the wool brocndes. Silk
plush has been simulated in cotton
plush and crepe everywhere reigns
supreme.
For the plainer and more tailored
suits all corded materials are sup-
posed to replace, the scrgcs; those in
plain colors of with line stripes prom~
use to be extremely popular. -.
Most of the striped and checked inu-
terinls come in rough, heavy weaves
and are extremely sinurt looking;
they thus have the necessary weight
for the narrow skirt. and the lighter
weight material for tho jacket is a
feature which makes them possible
and SCflBOllilble.
POPE Pius LEAVES ROOM.
ROME. March 2i).-—~l‘opc Plus was
ycsiorduy for the first time since his
lndisposilion able to be present at the
cclcbratlorrof the mass outside or his
bedroom. His sisters and niece hlso
attended the ceremony.
Among the numerous ntcssaucs re-
ceived by the pope in connection with
his name-day -- yesterday were many
from the United Stairs. including tel-
(grams from Cardinals (ibbons. l4‘nr-
icy and O'Connell. and also many i'riun
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A mat time and labor saver. in
keeping brass. copper and other me-
inls bright and shining. either indoors
r
o
0 rs. i
' ml
lion u
o i (id
the. Leg Angcles Express. Many or-.
nutrients wliich'luck luster are also im-
proved by one applicationu
Polished Glass.
Cut glass will take a brilliant polish
if washed first in hot nude and then
dipped into cold water in which a
handful of starch has been dissolved.
says the Chicago Journal. Allow the
glasses to drain before rubbing with a
dry cloth.
Glassware is Made Tougher.
Sét on the stove a “largo broad-
hottomcd pan. full of cold water. and
fill it with glassware~ns many pieces
as will go in without crowding. Let
the water come to a boil and continue
to boil for 10 or iii minutes. Then
set the pan in 3 safe place and let the
glassware remain in it till both water
and glass are perfectly cold.
Treated in this wise. thick and
thin. largennd lsmall. costly and less
costly glassware will be almost proof
against fracture or breakage. Elec-
tric bulbs and lamp cliimncys are also
worth' anueuling.~~~\’i’otunn‘s Magn-
zine.
Sink-Drain Cleaner.
A sink-drain lind hccn partially stop‘
pad for lupiilhs and ircqucnl uppiicn»
lions of hot lye gnvc only temporary
relicl’. ln dcspair i sent for thc
plumber. fully oxicctlng he wouldcr»
the American cplscopatc. .
L
DERHY, March lS.~-.\u it special
freight train on the .\'c\\" York. New
‘HllVi'il and Hartford lluilruu-l was com-
int: to iicrby thc
crcw found an uimonuclouu mun lylui;
lilL‘lllllL‘;‘fi oi‘
licsldc ihc Irahs. lie was pivltcll it.‘
and llmnglii to n lttcill hospital. whin-
it was found he llllli u (‘UiHTllHolUil of’
tho brain on! iutvrnul injuring Width
in n
pocket oi his cool war on Adams l-lx-
press Company hlcniliicaiiim car hour-
lug the name of We litrnosu Nzitzsrhc.
:«iuo it rose on the .\'cw York. No“
lluvou and Hartford llullroull. ii is
licllcvcil thu»l.lie fell from u trnlu ill it
pnsuod through during the night.
EXPERIENOE
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Advice to Expectant Mathew
M
The clit‘icrleuco of ill cthcrltmd in a try-
lngéouu to must. womcn null marlin dint
tlnétly no clutch in their liven. Not one
Woman in a hundred in prelim-ed or our.
dcrutunsln how tapropt-rly core for ltctu
trail”. 0! meme hourly (li'lilt’y Woman
nowadays has nicdlcnl treatment. ntruch
times, but many uppmuch tho exptil'ir
emu with an organism omitted for the
trlhl of strength. null whun it in over
lior'liyatcm hon received it sliockéilrom
\vhloh iii: hard to romrnr. Following
right upon this comes tho nurvlyurfiruln,
of caring for the child. and (ignition,
rims in the mother muslin. , m:
Them in nothiomwm rimming than
a happy and haulthy mother of children,
nudrtndoed childbirth under the right
conditions need be no hazard to held or
beauty. The unexplainable thin in
that, with all the evidence of shuttered
comes and broken health rewriting from
an unprepared coalition. mill with rims
plot limo in which to prnpm, women
will pertintln going blindly to the trial.
I
upon Lydia in. i’iukham's chamblu
Compound. n4 mold. Valuable tonic and
,Sdflifll ironic:
council Viniti'tlitm
cicuawtitiiltwnhsn
emu: the i
will
M ' \Ifirrinlta
.‘ hm ‘ 'g
. outline
', I to:
FOUND ovum or! aAluu’bno. .
, Every women at. this thus should'mly.
dcr the plpc dun up. writes a contribu-
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- WHEN is A“ MAN “DE‘AD?
Dr. Alexis Punch/oi tho Rockefel-
, { a! flld/‘lfl/‘J
“y u \u‘\‘ ‘F .\‘<‘\ In'x‘K ‘A‘Ku
'n o w they, 11 dt.e.c._ted.liko magic, clear-
k" ‘5 al wayinllllfiv'illo dl‘flmiéintonca and for heaps.
ive vaniiim twig-2‘ Link-1'?“ 1
a .
e, suyst
lm‘ Jnutltuic for Medical llcucurch.
has slurtltul thc inc'lit‘nl world b}.-
ii‘zill‘r‘it'l'l'lilg a cat’s hcari.‘siinnacli
and kidneys to ills laboratory. uni
hcoplng thcm ulivc for id! days. At
last l‘t‘imi‘l‘ the licnrt was still boat-
ing. the stomach digcuiing and the
kidneys doing lhcir park as
well its over. if ibiumuyhcdouc
with a cat‘s organs, why not with it
titans"! it so. whcn could it be pro-
pcr to consider the man doud? What
is n mun. nuywny'.’
‘ Thomas A Edison says. "A ninn‘;
intelligence is the lliiiu't‘l-illlt? intoili—
conch of tho iiuinuicivthle coils which
‘ form him, just its thc Intcllinl one li a
"r-antinnulty is the unnrcmuc lutclli,
ilt‘nl'l‘ oi‘ the mcn null women who
(‘uliuliiulc it. it you cut your bond
ll hicctlli, than you [one rclla. Thai is.
ltuntu."
Mr. lCdluon'u terms memo upprlrwi-
utu. Illuutun skill in relate-«Lin human
intelligence. ,'l‘ho man who lost his
hands has luau intelligence. icon onpnn
tunily null loan skill than provloimly.
A wholo yillnun ol‘ pl‘opln ‘dnyoltl‘cf
lilo lit-liacu’oty‘llilhriim; tailn’. ’iimoit
and whim. {chilltl‘hu misery tiitlntlilil-
pout community. if one touch ii. ml,
drops of ‘hlond ii innhlill‘ho tlcrr’liiiiié“
bio linpt‘nfinlmi upon lllli intelligence;
it he lotto a court, luminous, stupor
only be tilll‘likliflli. li‘hiuprovouthnttho
loss or oven u towr‘lirnpu in really a
“hm of vital power and hence. of ln«
*ittillttouoo in wine degree.
il in}.
entitle. (Milli) of tho dilll'l. ol‘ the around.
rind brunibcd into his nostrils the
“breath ol‘ the lite (anficulyuh. lives
widths some kind oi breath that run-
lotus the liveu’ht nil otlmr tart-inhibit
creatures) and (as a result or this an
ion of properly turmoil cells. with the
animating principle or powcr‘or "spir-
auy mun received) a liyihwmd (new
hash. liabilent liningwtha some word
condemn "Living Creature” in (“ion-
eitlmizit.) it foliowr.iiogicaliy. that a
“ mart hot death unite soul who
l
‘hulvt'u during ihc liwal war IEHL'. t
.
i
an oi a city illlal inul spine or its luhnb. . ’
.fyynll. utrcct nuxl ’l‘ncudtty evening“
l
“‘ ll}? ’l‘llll‘lvlllm ilhllliullim, of man liownvconditlon, mnlaunhnllutlon of
loflldutid’dli “will“! 237. "’i‘ho LON! loud. lttchot‘iron in the blood or u
'i‘liitil'i‘ormod mail tail of hhl innum-
it" of lives) than because (it does not
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n/w/al/a-“ng awn/a. a, arr/av.
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\
.tor tenths Les Angcles Express. As
an experiment be poured in about a
half pint of crude oil of vitrol, such
as is used in cleaning grease from an-
itinmqliilesa
flaunts Rust.
Infill tuft.
Stove’polish, When mixed with tur-
pentine and applied in the usual man-
ner. is blacker. more glossy and more
durable than when mixed with any
other liquid, says the Enchant; Chroni-
role. The turpentine prevents rust.
find when put on at? old rusty stove
|will make it look as well as new.
1
Try Sandpaper.
lt‘ screw tops 6f fruit cans are re-
luctant about being uninstcned, take
a piece of sandpaper to take hold of
.the top with and they will turn with-
1out any irotilile:——l.os Angelcs Ex-
; press. . \ '
ink Stains on silverware.
To remove ink stains from silver.
xiukstmds. rte. rub the stains with
a cloth dipped in salt, then rinse until
clean as usual. if, however. the iukl
has been showed to burden on, wash;
it, in hot borux and water. it the.
stains do‘not yield to this trrutmcntl
rub them with a solution oi‘ chloride?
of lime. rinse well. dry and polish,
says the Washington ilcrnid.
For the lime solution mix tour
ounces of chloride of limb to a smooth
paste with a little cold watcr. and
whcn smooth ‘aud thoroughly blended
add suillcicnl water to bring the total
amount.
up to lid pints. Stir it
Will together. cover it down tilhlli'
and lot it stand (or ill hours. lair-ring
it occasionally. hot it settle, thcn
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poem IN comma MONEV. i
\\‘.~'l8llthlT0;,\'. March 20.~-»—'l“nol
l'cdi'rul govcrnnlcnl mudc a profit of.
iicnrly $6,500.00») on tile i‘i‘lll:lj..’.t‘ of
phonics. tiichc-iu, dimes. .iuur'rru and!
(li‘ill'f—‘l‘. i-T. iltbcriu, till'il'ilil‘ oi“ iiiv
:uiut. announcck thilt tin: treasury
curbril a total oi imitation during ilm
yvar on till ill‘h'nlliit uv civilly “.2003;
Will 'ior ill-‘3 opwrnli’cn of. the: wily .“
uilui soivicc. or uliuosi till 311‘ (rill. l
The cost of tit-i niclml 1.. on i'uim"!
of thc nnrurnlncnt‘s prolil on (he with!
one ui‘ minor coin. Out ci‘ oni- poumlg
t." n cmnpouud of nickel and cupping}
i‘i‘nilllé! about :fll ccniu. llll‘ pm‘rrouimll
coins $4.37. worth (it live ccui picccm.
.
Sh iguioruuc, or subsidiary uliwr tulna‘
during the your. not: signinmlii, uhli-ll
that on pennies and nicluvls was $l,‘.
3449.000. '
MW
FIRE PO‘LICE‘ WW. 1
Tim llo‘pc lloiic cmnpntiy, of Wi‘vtxr‘.
atrium attain wort: dutcuted by tiinl
Norwulk l-‘lrv police ludi mum“ in
tho ‘llopo Hose company rooms in
own pllmchlc tournament. This it!
tho second tlnn- that tho li‘irc Police
have mtccuodcdvip orienting thu lhlpc
llpuo lioyuhmflfllnpext Ilillllg will he
lunthc Norwulh Flro humanoid-win
, Wcltllnuuu may be ruurcd by a run;
rouult or dietitians.
Whatever the cation, wo wont to
may to every illdi‘lflm who hectic
utrongth. you need Vinolbgur tinllcimm‘
cod liver and iron tonic without all.
no it in the most, efficient lurength
creator we have in our atom.
A earn not hurt come towour hitch-
lion irom 'i‘l’esi. linden. Hill: A buntiiln‘
fol youngltuly was a compliite wreck:
Wow. went out and nervous. uo’
mitt! ion] to spend mmthiro at her.
time in lied” Nothing which was my.
on herditlhny good until Vino] was
recommendhu by her draggiai, Mulch
atts'oa‘ys lit mammalian than all
the medicine till ‘
millionth?" , ‘
whoa drummed and active.
it lathe méditiih‘ I ’ ' ‘
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v‘er tookiu llerhiile f
s it panther up willie .
A]‘fil:~ju~fa’nr ’1'
imiflx‘wfl'ufiufi ."\'
’2’, " 37.1! '2!
skim on‘ any pzn‘iirlm which may he
liont‘irg on the surface and carefully
lmtilv on" tho oivcnr liquid. corkiug it.
down well. This lasts inilt'iinitcly it
kept properly corked. ‘ . .
knit tutti-icon '
wug... ,_
[Wonderful Discovery. That. Quickly
Clears the Skin
Don‘t envy «cvery u'orui ‘complcxiou.
)‘on sec. and wish for. soliicililiig that.
would give to your Hkll the flush and
beauty of youth. but no tozlay and
securc a jar of llokara, tlw crcam that:
acts with nature in restoring skins
to their normal health and beauty.
llolgnra is entirely’(dii‘tcrcnt from
ordlnury prtmiirntions, as it contains-
uo greases, loud or mercury. is unti-
septic and healing. and poSsosses cur-
ative properties that exert a rctnark-
able and quick action on any form of
skin blemish or trouble. no math-r
hon scvcrc.
A good way to lost lloltarn is to
wash the face or hands. thoroughly,
ihcu apply a little lloknru to the lines
or hands and rub until it rolls out.
The amount of dead black skin and
dirt that. comes out will make youD
think your skin was never clean tic.-
i‘orc
People who huvc had skin irouhlcn
for thirty years have found almost.
instant relief and complete euro in
ilohuru.
Liberal jnr for 23c.
50c and $1.00.
Sold on gunrnnlcc and rccom-
nicndcd by Frank H. llaxior. loci!
aucuts. South Main sircct, South .\'or~
walk.
Larger sizes
New ‘York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford .
- RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Eifcct March 2. 1913. l
M...
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
A..'l‘i.~-i:2llx. 5:1ix. Dzilv. 6:03.
6:35. ’Izlfix. Tiling tizllx, o‘fillx, il:‘l5x,
9:37. 10:20:, likiilx. 11:38:.
P. ii. was, i;!:.'.3x, 1:08, 2:30;,
I:l:‘7 Milly. 51.312, titll), tl:fil.\', 7:181,
92-3, llzf‘ulx. lIR‘iS.
. Sundays.
A. iii.«-«l2:2§x, 3:17lx, milx, 8:5“.
10:20x. llzfll.
. i’. .\i.-«li::liix.
ilzotlx. 7:12,- 7:52x. . 9:25.
10:28. - V' .
a.
-.:l-l.\', “
-2fi0x.
W
NEW YORK 70 SOUTH NORWALK}
d. ammo. 5:40. 0:415:53:qu
83552:. 9:15;, 10:023. illruh. 13:00:.
11:03. .
P. Elf-“12:038. 1:06. 2:041. trim.
il:iiilx.,ll!lllix. vizllilx. llztlbx. 3:25.
xiii» ,.............. 5:27.. (hills. dztllx. lizlllx, 0:30.
“0w ‘0 BE] 8180““ 11:10x. 11:210. 12:0024.
. illusion. .y
“ M... A. ill.-ll:il(l. max. 8:261. 9:001;
\ A almpla Remedy 10102:“
t ' ‘ P. lit—mum, hoax. 3:021, 5:04..
6:0”, 7:1“, with.“ tigfiilx. “11.611.
' VI . :i:. ll?"
1220i“.
Mg“. _ up. 1 ‘ 1,:
IQUTH NURWALK'TQ NEW
“IVE". ‘
A. lll.--12:iilx, hm, izh'lx, hm.
’i:23,9:14x,10:23x.11:llx.li:’ii.
r. M.--i2 ; 07:, 1:26. mm,
4:28x. 5:12:11, 6:16am”, 721%. 9:23;,
,ilziti. .. g
:-
Iunttuyo. ,
A. litmigziilx. izl’lx, 7:43, illillx.
till. 10:07:. 11:11:.
1*. Mrwfitllilx. 3:10,
9:34, tiztx, 102m.
“OUT” INORWALK TD D‘Nlufl“
' A. tire-1:20. ms. 8:37. town.
1’. Its—1:13. 1:351. 6:”. 72'”. i
Al ”cmlzgoiy “M‘u ‘
r. Ham-til“. mm. ..
dilution.
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will. 721mm
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Norwalk Chronicler