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Oatmeal Oraoknoll [tor liquor, ye cupid or chicken stock.
much the. same as the ter liquor, ye cuplul of chicken stock,
ncI quite as rich, Mix cooked chicken, parsley, slices 011cm
and one half pints very 011-
‘i and a pint or milk and
Slit together one h'alf pint the flour. and, when well blended-
flour. a Icaspooniul of Ba1t'pour In the oyster liquor and tho
‘poonfui qf- baking po\vaer;cliiclrell stocky Allow to cook for
the oatmeal that has been eight minutes. stirring all the time,
‘uepmcflbed time. ‘Mix into then add the seasonings, the chicken
.. ‘ ‘ f and tlloyoiks of the eggs which have
been beaten until thick. Allow to be-
come cold. Parboil the oysters, then
drain and drythem. Cover th'é oys-
ters with the chicken mixture, 'toss
ill tine breadcrumbs, over with beaten
egg and again toss In line bread-
crumbs. Fry in smoking not fat to a
golden color. Drain on white paper.
Serve on the slices of lemon and dec-
crate with ”sprigs of parsley.
‘STOLEN BOAT ON ROCKS.
Guiliord Man's PrOperIy, Strippcad.
cloth,lloil in salted wated FoUnci Neal- Sachem's Had" 1
0111011 juice until tender. The GUIUFOIRD, March 24—Tho theft 01
from half a good lemon will be a motor boat belonging to James
L right for a three pound piece. lBrown was rcported to the authorities
M y a. sauce made as follows: today. The boat disappeared during
aucepan two heaping table'- the night from its mooring at. Jones
0 butter and one heaping oi Blidgc dock, which is on West river
,‘htir‘untilvwell blended, then add about a mile up from the sound. The
ups Lof sweet milk. cook until it missing boat was found lnIc ycsicr~
ans, add two or three hard- boiled day afiol-noon on the rocks ucnr
, Mod line Place fish on hot Sachem's Head. The vessclihnd boon
pour sauce around and gar. 'strippcd oi valuables. It is now part-
with sprigs of parsley. Serve ly full of water, and it is foarcd, ser-
mashed potatoes and green peas. iously damaged. The authoriilcs bc
hlcaso vintor Ocean licvo that the tiller or illlcvcs, ullnn-l
— doncd the boat niicr scouring ovi'rr»
_ New Oyster Recipe. thing of value.
he pint of oysms, 3 tablespoon-
s ot‘buiier i chopped onion, 6 111—
r the pastry board with
turn the dough upon It
out to about a quarter of an
1 thickness. Stamp into areas ,
ash over with milk and bake
r'ute' oven about 10 minutes,
'1 ,loscly.
lied White Fish.
tolmg we should get the solid
of. he body, the tall or the solid
portion rather than the shonl- '3
mad thin sides extending around
arch; 'Clean, dry and sew ill
A good add pays seal in Inc one
«own-xv u- 111‘-
lAngoi sleeves of Graceful Lines Have ten until the, return trip, ”It isradw"
Melt the butter in a saucepan and days
.0601 placo for five hours add the. 011103- when yellow 5““ in lug lines and cleverness ill
meat. and they also show something fill“ a V011 may be dlfipfirflit‘d with ll .‘1
new.
The regular sot-ill slocvc has bcén ”“1101“! covered With the lllflrlillli‘l 1511113: a11'1"“,"111 tlw""“1“°"ifli§l‘fifltil8e1
guppmnted by the loose ovcrdrynper which may be worn diroctly in trout. 01 having the iood served piping hot‘
1“ game cases it is n gunfight piece of at the back or at tile sldo Othcr hats and flesh.
wide lace. caught
puller clasps, looked in place,
being wound in scalllkc lines over the 51,1” “the” are 81W“ 11 llttkl more
arms and shoulders; in othels it is a dressy ‘0‘1011 W a 0111810? 0f softly
sleeve. with extremely widening lines, “1011111118 flower-s nestling against the
and there need be no scams or gain-g
ers. Tassels weight down the edges, known “3 chinchilla V9118. because of
and jcwclcd
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“,3/d“. law" U,u.u;fifm
autumn-la a
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New Attraction. Ioblo to havé tile hats match ih”c coat
Angel sleeves have leturncd. They in color. and vary chic aiidii‘s in um i
‘ are not exactly like the ones of other hair and shantung can be secured. arc dscd to prepare foods on the din-
They show grace in their flow- One hat of this 'type' fairly hugs the ing table. The. toast is browned, eggs
("mm head and can be so soculcly adjustedI firo boiled, and even a chop is tried
lin devoid of trimming. except for tlllccrll
ut the shoulders .llave drapes of ribbon with a flat.
after plump bow in the front or book, while
brim. The new veils, by iilg way, are
buildings rhinestones the crinkled effect of the chilton
being in first “v01. edge the gauzy which resembles the chinchilla «lotll
drapery and hold the iiowing sleelcs. 5° ”01’1“” for 001"” 11.115 “1111‘”-
in place. 1 —""“‘,‘ _""“'““‘
Tillie, mailne, shadow laces and ('39! Announcement 13 Wide 01 “IO (loam
quisiis metallic effects on gnuzos of Charles E. Bertram, formerly of
and nets are used for angel sleeves, ‘Reddillg, Conn, “'1‘" 419111“ San “1111‘
says In c New York Pre‘ss. Those are clsco, Cab, March 8. Mr. vllcrtram was
easily Incorporated with bodice dfilp- “Valli-three yours of ago.
cry and arranged over the shoulders
to give tho. grace and use of sleeves
without undue mntcrinl or trouble lll
construction.
The short kimono alcove can be suc-
ccssl’ully hidden by draping trunn-
pnl'oni not. gauze or chiffon over the
top. catching the folds by slip stitches
bore and there. ‘ 1
Pill all drapery Iirsi. Arrange and
chungo until the right lino is obtain-
ed. 'l‘llcll sow and rejoice ill one ol’
the now i‘cniurcs on owning gowns.
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AUCTION SALES 1
and Descriptive Catalonia: -.
We post": exceptional [militia for 1
their disposition.
Correspondence solicited. Equal at-
Ianilon given small consignment;
Morwin- Sales Co... i
In “an! 40Ih Kin. NOW York CI”:
The small, snugly lilting hats
should be clloscll io \VI‘LII‘ on tho
slcamcr. and tho collapsible oucs arc
the best. for they can br pul'hcd away
gnu/‘1'. or our fl’fl 'ar' nia' a lav/u“ n”,’fi’-lalnia/h win! at nI’W/pv/Agrata' 'Nlfilfl/fl/
a.“ ‘..“'.-.-m\‘.u I‘Min‘x‘xn'm ‘\‘\‘\‘
in household dél loss has ueénltho iéc-
broad bcioro the~ outside begins to especially enameled leather will "3'
change colol, hence the bread is heat- main soft and be far less liable to
cd through and the surface toasted to crack snvs the National Food Maga-
a delicious brown.
hold any lint-bottom utensil and
will try eggs. chops and cakes.
liquids of any kind.
‘cilnlinntcs all
operated, 190..
Then the ironing is done with the
electric iron. Besides the saving of
stops and the work of changing irons
you livlil. find that in the electric iron
the I. . ¢nel‘ated continuously
and ”'
with;grea
~Inoré uniform
a .
1......” m.
l‘.l'll'1ps the greatest Melqflmfint
rlc uppllallcs paltioularly those that
‘limle
:IleOr
1:11.21 Ilifll‘li‘iiis hill did
i
91" k. *Opportunity.
Shoo Preserve:-
'I‘lle electric toaster stands on the An excellent and economical
pr-e
dining tublc and allows alle toast to servnlve of shoe leather ,9 vaseline
be. made in full vie-w of idle operator, Apply a small quantity with a clean
so avoiding all chance of burning. The cloth. spread It mmly over the leath-
lloat ponciruics to the center of the G,
.1'. It used on new shoes the leather,
lzinc. lt‘ woln shoes are cleaned,
Thelittlo electric (USO heaters “'fihblackcxwd, then‘rubbsd with vaséline,
80,1lleir appearance and wearing qual-
The ities will be much improved. '
water heater can he used for boiling: If your scissors want sharpening,
eggs or heating small quantities of mile on ordinary knife steel, place the
blades on the steel as it you were in
The amount of power used in these the act oi cutting the steel. By draw-
table devices '13 V9?) small hardly ing the steel along the blades in this
worth considelmins And if your home mslllou you will had the scissors are
is not wired for electricity alcohol well sharpened. » '
can be substituted as a furl in many When the water pipes are frozen, Ii
of these (lCViLL‘li. a heap of lime be laid on the earth.
Electric appliances have been devln 11nd it be made slightly wet and car or-
Hi for all kinds of household work. ed with blankets, it will draw the
The sewing machine is run by an elec- frost out 01‘ the ground and thaw the
trio luolor that can be attached to “'11th pipes, says the San Diego Uli-
any machine and docs away wiIh ion. .
footwork. \ The collars of dark cloth coats.
'l‘bo ciccirlc washing machine In one ‘ which often show while inside after
oi the grcnicst labor savers. i’or lit 11 little \vcnr. may be cleaned with a
physical labor. The spoonful of ammonia, into which
houscwiic puts the water and clothes snlI has bien pill to make a soft mix-
111 the wnshcr. lulu. tho switch and Iurc. This is an excellent cleanser.
run then go alllmt doinu ilol oilwi‘ ——-~»
“(l‘ii “lilll‘ the cloihorl nlc iléillil' David Vallen. of South Norwulk,
afnrMIa/‘a allow/A d all alt/alarm!-
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A éREA'r BENEFACTRESS
Lydia E. Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass,
bequeathed to posterity such a leg—
acy as few women leave behind them.
This woman. citted with a knowledge
of the medicinal virtues of rough and
1e operator can, worrliorlls won lasting tame byh
dlty and can do much cover-p of a priceless medicine to ro- '1
lieve women from their sufferings and
Ithousands of American Women, -now
{well and strong, claim they owe their
'health and
l‘ dis-
happiness to Lydia E.
Pinkhaln‘ 5 Vegetable Compound.
FlFT'V-SEVEN JOIN CHURCH.
Climax of Lenten Services a Record-
Breaker Last Night.
With the climax of the series of spe-
cial lenten services at the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Lin-
coln Hollistel' Caswell‘s great work
was shown to a. vast congregation, last
evening, by the reception of filly-seven
new members There were several reo
markublo features about Friday night's
,Service. .
Tile official board of the church sat.
with Rev. Cnswell in the altar and
Rev. W. H. Thomas, of Rowar'ton, as-
sisted the pastor in his duties
Of all the lenien scrvioesklhnt or
last evening was probably the most.
largely attended. One of the largest
comlnunlon services, and the first one
ever held on a week night within the
chruch, followed the reception of mem-
bers.
Eleven of the filly-seven new mom-
.llcl's. adults. we're baptised, by the poo.
tor.
Pastor Caswcll has sccurcd a total
of scrollly-two new members this your.
William Thompson, Jr. of New York,
"Mrs. Benedict Scely Willa Brion“
Konny .1 Hanna and Lot.
5THGE 1 DO YOU LHDlEfi FIND GENTS ' ES SOON HSTHIS ' Slrvlci :1 rrildvrcd lllx' i. Pinil‘lx and
ENYRHNCE‘ WANT RIJOB SURE! MY NEXT TRICK TR‘CK ‘5 FINISHED lll'i‘ husband by liriillzci iicllliy ul'o 1‘0-
1 . WN‘L BE Tfifi FAMOUS Y0” 1’“?le THRT wurllv-d il\’ \ll's lloucdicl surly in lli‘l‘
TDISHPPERRHHCE’ CHHlROFF." . . ‘ ‘ h ' ” _ ' ,
CR .— .. inst Will and icslunlrnt, just oilirrd
for plobmo in .iudgzc Kr-1rill’ig"s (,‘ouri
ill Ftllrll‘orli. Miss lil'mly' ”11‘s .in
Sirlllli'orll. Sllc was it his? oi Mrs.
"..
Study,
To Min; Nanny in lnqirtdiihml lilo
lr‘rlluiii’ix'r homo and 1!)! pi dillp‘c ow.
illlt‘ and Collirr alrcni, ill iliiricn, Ii»
minor with all this I'lrrnirllrc,
i ”1'5. Rudy‘s cstuic is callilluicd Io
,cnnslllt or real comic \Hli‘lll ni trust
553.0011 and prrsnnnl mini..- oi‘iiiillio.
l‘l‘lii' laiicr consists chloiiy ol‘ lnoucy
on lioposit'unll lollnod on llluriimac.
iMr. and Mrs. Sl'ply owncd u 111er
farm ill Ibo llrighiu m-riinn Iri’ Dar
lion, which lbcy sold 11 llnlllilol‘ oi"
yours am at it good pl‘il'c.
'i'llc will also carries a lliiiliil‘ui or
.. In tho "pliplor of Hi. .iollil‘n
‘Ilhurch in Scratch." and lhcro in 11 hr»
mar .11 or $2110 to iianici Monomer. of
‘llurlun, who was a lliphcw 0! Mrs.
Bocly.
‘lllu ftibiduflflfl to so, fllilll‘o and
3mm uiiho. Indolm ltollllv and Jumbo
‘ I l‘liiiy. of 1“" it, ‘lrcltlml; Margaret
‘40 liilliv. of 1' J’raurlmo and Mary
Sullivan. or urinarolnnd, children or
rlnvcnaml broihcrg and oisiora of tho
Ioniatrix.
Uliilil‘l Muhoncy. of iinricn. ill up-
i
1-.
Youya'oanossol l
1’ MY Horn @1711
my».
“Mann” .1. w» w: um
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1‘1 ““9””? it‘ll’lllcniimmm./
.11 A” "1‘ “ulullliilliiil Mild Munrdliluiw
.5
lip: 11 litiio group or fifllrleiirmwM
r i run rcsurdod it from tho mldiilooi Ibo
.1. road. .
"‘i‘ilorc‘u no 11110 cinching up," said
the chauffeur. “Jsrsoy whirlwind know
timir business."
’i‘hn cilicilonn, cum as ho spoils.
mod with loud. cliched 111111111111 to tile
shallot of‘ this grassy roadside.
"it's an incl-Minis, but Irina thing,"
command lilo chauii‘srnr. "that tho
chickens or different rtnlco not dilicn
(111in in tho monsoon of 11 motor car.
New armor chickens ilco to the anal
tor of tho footpath and arc solo.
it"rsriolrs’lili‘rss Illa..hml its.
acorn.
was?
. p res ' '
slavery than we 11119,! as
siiw y did not now
. , . ,, Mist among thorn they Would not in»
not; into ”I Nicholas 11,: up and II. it It dlfl now exist. among
um 11’ should astronomy my, It on.
‘ toil 1111f they
"tint l’cnasylvsnia striations run
1 Nov: England chickens run around
slid 11mm in a circle. but In Illa end
Io‘olrcio 31mm on, and the bird
intentions.
onsodwwrito
straight down the middlo oi the roads ,
l “Id fight to flipltél‘i . ,
AWARDED DAMAGES
Jury in Common Pleas Court Grants
$100 for Girl injured in Boat
Mishap
Ullt‘. llulldrcd dollurii iinlnugcs with
crisis was awarded to Miss Edith L.
llnll by tho jury ill tho. civil side of the
("column l‘lcas court. Friday nitciu
noon, ill hcr suit for damugcs against
(‘upinin 1,. d3. liathnwur. ()Wlli‘i‘ of tho
power boat Francisco, of Now liiivcn.
[Tho dricililalli'n coullicr claim ol‘ $135
dunlugcd was not cuicriuincd.
Mina ‘llull is ill ycarn 'old. ‘Sllc and
1101' llloillvr wcl'c pnsacngcru tor Blurb
oil to in») of Captain Hathaway‘s
puwul' bout inst Fourill of July to ho
Illlwn from tho lowor brldno In Son
lircczc island. A crowd rllullcd on tho
boat which it was at tho bridge innit
inn. and tipped it «nor. Minn iiuil,
through her mother, brought action
for illmlnlton. Silo wua ltllochod down
and trulnnlod upon by tho crowd in
their rush to gun oil iilc boat. and
whorl iliu boat rwnu Ilppod ovcr do
that aim was awash Alisa lluil wna'
droucllod nil wall on inlumd. ‘ Francil P. Loary Tells How Ibo Find
In hnr suit lino claimed 1an uloro inn o! a Pocketbook Influwncco
was total nomination on tho part at m. Futuro Cursor.
tho armor of tho hoot lnnilowimi liliiZMil’lVilliJil (301111.. March 20cm
tho Francisco to 1m oVorcrowdod. all. Francis P. Mary. tho oldnut ninilon
who hourly ii o'clock altar» uncut of tho Now York, Now iinvon
noon whoa tho coon coma in an and It linrii‘orii Railroad in point of coil-
luriuo It It soon. ordcrcd an million!“ Iinuoun survivor. ruin 11111ch Ilm thirIy
mum until 'l‘uoodny mull Esixih annirorsarr of 1qu cmmoouon
.,MW,W-W.W.W il‘niiicrduy by working and by trillion
HEART ERGKEN MOTH”? AQKE no can bill a rnporinr of tho flint.
Unless 131on iudicuilon tails the
Knights of (‘ollllllbus, ill Ibo Armor).
Wednesday owning, .‘ilzirch 211111, uiLI
be a great Slut-0:13.
ml dotulis for llli‘ uilnll Ivor 1: rom-
pictcd at Ibo lucoiing‘ oi Illc colllmiI
Icc, Saturday culling. licpories point
to a very largo uttclldanco, cspccially
oi olll~of~toull gllcsia.
All cxi'cllcnt collccrt program has
o’clock. 'l‘llc march will no slnriod at
its colnplriion or ill II o‘clock, lcd by
tho grnnii hull-this of Norwnlll and
South Norwnlk (.foilncila.
A l'cllclll'ruil of tho march prudnccd
sumo vcry inim'i'rlilun linuros.
'l‘llc donoruilons arc in cbnrgc of if.
A. MuNumurn. who no untini‘ui'iorily
urranlrml this liciilil at Ibo event of
lost your.
2A dance ordnr ol' iwnuiy nmulrcl's
l- imlli-r'a vilinlcn
STATION AGEN‘i’ 3B VEARB.
murmured» locale i’rnnk (Jordon, tho ‘i'oniid a liwimliimik duflmihihfl Still and
or Norwoiil, who riiusl'ppcurod torsion dm’» ilnnrgn. a mombor a, “m Eudoili
loam from llriiisnpori on li‘obrnsry ”my." 53””me
in. was united of this police Iislurtiay
who called personallyio soc Captain “mp," told Mr; 1,9,1”.
moms Arnold, oi the iiridacport no
lies rows.
gained by do showman and tin» mm." a
srritiiiotio sent. 1111;11ch throughout am ”my touching mm
the country and a heiii‘ét that he dither mm“; um mafia” A lifelong tripod
has met with foil/i play or had corn ship sprang up bemoan his: and tho
midst! diiieiiie is rapidly rhinitis spasm. slim acorns. silo Iliad two
ground. roars ago at tho no of ninoiydour,
and tho author Shallots did Mr. loom
o Warmth countless tailors.
litirwsikon
throat any: location.
spoilt calmly 111 south
liflfiiflmz
cantons mallow. .
commodore .. rims armour
Goo. 3on1: Mull, i}. ll. 11.. romeo.
“or sold mama In health six months
second annual concert and ball of tilt“
linen arranged, which will bcplll at S!
will ho plliynd by r‘lini'u orclmnira nud-
WI'M'M of Mn. 11. A-lilsrrlrb‘ a can] showing that it paragon 1111111»
"1 had boon wishing hard tor monoy
morning by tho ariaivfilrli‘kvn toolbar enough to go Wrist and wool: my too
"For" two
é hours i had tho amidst marital strum
pic of my lilo bemoan tho promotions
"No truncation young man has hash of early loathing and tho him or
iii; re»
died 11er 1m wok, {slipping s 3211- ,
poonsiul of floux, l cupi’ul of oys- Daller. into a col'uvr or the trunk and forgot. " W \.~.ushcd 'l'lli‘ \\llil,L‘I‘l‘ is civctrli'nlly spout )cslcrday in New Canaan. iss pending Easter with his 'pnlcllts.
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, , FAITHFUL SERVlCES REWARDED. MISS EDITH L HULL KNIGHT} OF COLUMBUS BALL.
New York. New
1 Haven <31 Hart-
lord
‘ RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect March 2, 1913. l
i
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK!
A.l\l.~-l:20x, Btllx. 5:;ix. 6:“.
6:55, 7zin, izvllix, Slex. ilzfle, 9:151,
9:37. 10:20:. 10:46:, 11:38:. I
P. \il 122414 1325311, 1:08, 2:50;.
(:27, i: 'llx, {1:512 6110, Gzlllx, 7:181.
.11: 2.1. (lunar, 111:1.1.
Bundayc.
A. \i.» ~3253x, 5314):, 5:4“, 8264'.
10:3011. 11:24.
‘ 1'. Mum—1251111. 2:31»; 2:301, 5:513.
6:56x, 7:13, 7:513, 11:25. 9:591,
10:28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWAL
A. NIH-«4 «in. ll: 40. 11291511, ii:
815113 ll: 15:, 10:02” it): ill? lizOOn
11:03.
P. lilimliizolx. 1:05, 120411. 22511.
8:3011. 11251111, «arm, 5:05;. 5126‘,
6:27, 5:011, Iizilix, Iiziilx, 11:30,,
“11011. 11:30, 12:001.
holidays.
11. uwslou. iiztlilx, 822511. 9:00;,
10:021. '
1 1 . «wall: , r 2 Ii: . ,:
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1 JOB 1011111111111. iii‘s 1111111111 hook to no inridont which 1213011 ‘ ‘ “ ' M ' ‘, 3‘
tantamount publicity in tho «1mm in“ i occurrml whon ho was 11 boy. din ‘ ‘ .
morn aonwam we now 1
mm.
,A. 'MwWi’lWX. 1:1?3, H1711, 3:03,.
7:23,:lriill,1022811,“:1111.iizvl‘l.
.. i‘. iii.w1210'lli. 112d. 14:14:.
4:23.11. hiliix, 6211311, 11:11, 11103:, 11:233.,
11:111. I
Sundays.
A. MJMHIWX, 11171:, i243, 9:14:11,
am. 10107:.11.l:ii.li. ,
l’. M.-2l‘il3!, 8:10. 6:411, Mill;
Brill, 91231:, 10:07:.
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Pi “Wills. 4:561; .2”; 1‘“
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1’. “Mill, 7:11. .
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Law-4166. i: it, 1m, with,
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snowy? one! ”Ni also
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