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one half cups of flour,.five eggs graVy:
bfllittle lemon.‘ ‘Beet the yolks
"our well then add the whites.
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Cook slowly to prevent scorching.
Fry slowly in" hot blltter or A girl who had a ivhlte marquisette
0”"? 0“ a 01109le onlbn- garlic, pars- dress which she were over a white silk
lay, chili pepper and any herbs deslr- '
ed. Then add canned tomatoes orgto-"
ur, with which has been Sifted,mato sauce and let simmer 30 minutes, altered it with a little color in this
level teaspoon of baking powder.'G,—am about a half large cap cheese wolf.
- man’s Home Companion.
and ddd to gravy, pouring it in slowly . u Tl
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.a pint of. boiling milk add one half Ito prevent lumping. Pour rice, stir-i Que purchased one half. yard of wide 9 uslcians Union t became
of sugar and one half cup of flour. Irish in well, and set on back of stove "“0"“ “men had a “Sign of med“ . know“ many. struck the compelling
ith the reheating: To turo thirds
eat with two case.
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Let it boil two
freeiniiuutes, flavor to suit and set
cool place.
_ . Tartar Sauce.
4130011 tartar sauce for crabs is
copy adding to a mayonnaise
rising some. finely cllopped sharp
, okl'es,’",parsley and olives. it should
.mlxed Just before serving, as it
writes a contributor to the Wo~
llions of baskets and garlands of roses
on an ecru background. Then she
.in this ,
,caretully cut out With sharp scissors
for five or ten minutes
Macaroni may be cooked
style and baked.
r i
ed them on her silk slip in Such a way
that the garlands of festoons of roses
Take one can lobster 01‘ crab and looked as if they were draped and
Milk apart. Take one head 01’ lettuce, caught ill a joined row at the top of
washed clean but not pulled apart, and the bounce; the medallions of psalms
share it with a very sharp knife as you were, placed here and there over the
would cabbage for cold slaw. Mix skirt.
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Discord Between Musicians' Union and
‘ NomUnion 'Ceilist Brings.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.——1n a crash
[of discord, the proposed new Washing-
ton Symphony Orcllestra has _ blown
Does it seem that even at its best
the washing of dishes is a monoton-
ous, disagreeable task which no a-
mount of planning can alleviate? I do
not wonder that under certain condlo
tions such is the case, writes a con-
tributor to the Modern Priscilla.
A llousewll’e’s aversion to this occu-
pation may be wholly due to so small
a matter as the height of her sink. 1
do not know why the average sink is
designed for the very short woman,
but it is so. To remedy this dimcultY,
there are rocks which can be bought;
to be placed under the dish pan to
raise the latter to the desired height;
if one is not obtainable, rest the pan
Inote tllnt threw the ambitious musical
‘scheme but of tune. Those behind the
l movement begun today the work of re-
organization. but the leaders of the
,union smile grimly and watch the ot-
Itempts with an ominous calm. ,
i The founding of the organization
:was undertaken with the intention of
symphony orchestra that would take
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.cover the bottom with cold water, and
allow them to simmer on the top of
the stove, They will take care of them.
selves while the table is being cleared
and the food put away. if some dish
refuses to 'yield to this means of loos-
ening refuse matter, it is well, after
the remainder of the dishes are out of
the way, to allow it to soak in a sunny
solution of washing soda'for a time.
Next to ,the cooking utensils come
the silver and glass. A clean diSh
cloth and immaculate towel are requi-
site for this part of the task. if an
occasional piece of silver is found to
be badly discolored, it will save time
to clean it immediately rather than
put it away soiled, for 'it will have to
be taken out and cleaned in any case
before it can be used again.
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Will fullness
Guarantee and Recommend Vinoi. I
if any one should know the value
of a medicine it is the retail drug-
gist who sells it.
Therefore, when over seven thou-
sandof the best retail druggisls in
the country recommend Villol, our dc-
iicious cod liver and iron tonic, with:
out oil, as the greatest tonic recon-
siruotor and strength creator they
have ever sold, it must indicate the
value of Vinoi.
We could publish columns of such
testimony as the following:
J. 0. Brady, druggist of Fall River,
Mass, says: “in cases where cod
liver oil, emulsions and other tonicn
0n the kitchen table or some other. Only the china is now left, and the
support that will not necessitate your care of this is scarcely any work at
stooping over while the dish washing all if the housekeeper will let it drain
They were then buttonlioled in, its place beside similar great organiza-
above With the 'foilowing dressing: place with soft whiteenibroidery cot- tionslin the country. The work was
Two tablespoons pure olive oil,‘ two .m' ton. ' : {delegated principally to Miss‘ hello
Will, get oily if it' stands for any
fibugth of time lna warm rooms-
blouse ifnter Ocean.
lull, Vinol will heal, strengthen and
cure."
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Colonel Cake.
:Two cups flour, one cup sugar, two
,irds .of a cup chocolate, one tea«
pooh baking powder, two edge, half
pcup butter, one cup milk, vanilla
bvorlng. Cream butter and sugar,
dd eggs, well beaten, and the milk.
hen add chocolate. flour, baking pow-
er‘snd flavoring in order named.
‘Fiilingv—Two thirds of a cup melted
. er, two‘cups powdered sugar, tour
, ’lespoons chocolate. Mix and stir
11 together until smooth.
Eggs With Fish.
fFou‘r hard boiled eggs, one dozen
. ,iirimps, two boned anchovies, two to-
. jblospoons butter and one tablespoon
1 :white sauce. Shell eggs, cut in halves
i‘iroundways, take out the yolks, but
_ them in a mortar with tho shrimps
and anchovies-and pound all to . a
mouth paste. Next rub the mixi'nre
‘irthrough a sieve, but it back in the
r‘mortar with the butter and
:_ pound smoothly and season carefully.
W’Fill the whites of egg with this mix-
"ture .and arrange with lettuce and
olives.
,it.
ltalian Rice.
Wash rice through several waters.
dint it with suit and cold water (three
inies‘as much water as rice) in a
«saucepan and cook until rice is dry.
'oiospoons vinegar. pinch salt. a dash who. finished the frock looked like
sauce. '
of paprika. Stir until thick as cream, an im
add one cup catsup, whip for a minute colo
and serve at once.-—San
Call.
ported gown with these dainty
red. designs showing through the
FI‘BDClSGO sheer marquisette.
INVITED To SAN FRANCISCO.
Snappy Omelet, .m
'For a snappy omelet, cook two or Rev. Charles S. Maofariand, Formerly
three slices'Of baconcrispundrcmoveao of South Norwalk, Again HonOred.
three slices of bacon crisp and re} Rev, Charles S. nofarinnd, secretary
move the meat. Fry in this fat a of the Federal Councel of the Church-
Slice of onion until it is golden brown'es 01’ Christ in America, has been lil-
and remove 1:. Turn in three or vlted by the. National Committee for
four eggs beaten slightly and mixed Religious Work at the‘Pansma {foodie
with seine tomato plilp which has Exposition to spend the next two
been drained from its liquor, the fried room in San Francisco, dirootius the
onion and bacon slices chopped fine; evangelistic omnpziisu, social service
season with paprika and cook like an W011i. and missionary WOTk and: re
ordinary Omelet—Now Haven Journal ligious exhibits at the Exposition,
Courier. Dr. Mncfarlund is now in San Fran-
cisco organizinn the work, but has not
yet answered the request of the com-
mittee as to' whether he will take. the
permanent administration of the enter.
.prise, which is to be the lament re-
ligious movement ever carried on.
ALL OFF.
‘ Jack—~80 the doctor said you had
tobacco llcari. liavo you told your
fiancee?
from—Yes. and she‘s given me the
marble one.-liostou Postscript. ' ..
’i‘en per cent. of discomfort in a
furnished room is too much-afar you
can find one that's at least 99 per
cent. comfortable by answering some
adv.
s ry often a Sentinel "For dale"
s ‘ twill arms a "windfall" of pin
has}? in‘ forum for amonused article:
of‘g‘pnlue. ”Are there pin money per,
slbdlties in some things you are stor-
lug away?
, “What do you know about Ceres?”
l“i)o you mean dc world's series?"
asked the new kid in sclioolr—«Wush-
iugiou iierhid.
ADVERTlBE in THE BENTINEL.
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isturtcd'ont on tin: work of reorganize,
is ill progress.
Again, an abundance of clean hot
water is essential. There is no 6x3
cues for greasy, dirty water contain-z
lng floating bits of food. Yet how,
many housekeepers, who pride them-
selves on their cleanliness, are guilty
in tilts regard! The common laws of
sanitation demand a reform.
As to the accessories employed in
dish washing, these should be close at'
hand. Besides dishpnn, drainer, and
cloiliS, they should include a sink
drainer, soap shaker, soap dish, wash-
ing powder, gritty cleanser of some
sort, silver paste, and a supply of sol
soda, commonly called washing sodaf
These may, for the most part, be con-l
vouieully placed on a. shelf back of
the sink,
The order ill which the dishes are
washed has considerable to do with
the heaviness or lightness of the bur-f
den. Why not npprl‘icinbly lcsscn it by‘
attacking the hardest things first? To
be specific. 1 would recommend first
the cleansing of pets, pans, and ketu
tlcs~ihut cl'lnimoply come under the
gcllvral head of “rough" dishes. Now
. lion. ithcse are apt to be quite obstinate, as
every housewife knows. The army
"Johnny. I don‘t; believe b’Ou'Yericallscr may be effective in ‘ some
studied your cowornihiy." “Noumum; ,vhszes, but the very best treatment 1
i heard pa say the all or tile worhlybuvo yct discovered for removing
was changing every day. an i illmlgllt'h‘ilCliy hardened substances from fry-
i‘d wait it few yours iill things go: inc pains and similar utensils is to
isetled."—~Brooklyn Life. isprinkle them with washing powder,
Lieberman, a musician of note. She
gathered a company of forty, but she
lacked a solo ’cellist, and one of the
,‘hlgh standard necessary seemingly
‘was not to be had. ~
At this juncture A. l'nndvolght, an
amateur, whose handling of the instru-
,‘rilent is admired. volunteered to‘work
lwitll the orchestra without compensa-
tion ilntil a professional could be
found. The first semi-public reheur~
sai of the orchestra was just about
to begin yesterday, when A. C. ‘Hny-
den, president of the local musicians’
union, appeared:
g' “Nothing doing," he lloclured,:l ad-
dressing the astonished musicians.
"You can't play with u non-union
ulna." .
, The union nlcmbeys proceeded to
pack up their instruhlculs “viii-implies
lliobcrmaun sugges i that fibrillat-
‘tei- bedsetticd by in; hum-night’thn
log out a union (‘ili‘(i,m1|[)()ll which thei
xfirst ’i‘lelllsl Tlell‘li‘ii¥:il(ltl}' that he'd'
"bt‘ shot if lln would."
“The orchestra is discharged." on-
,llouzlced lilies Lil-lwrluau. Today she
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’ otionai IConvention at lndlanan-
oils Next Week To Be
Great Event
The national“convention of Metho-
mpt men, which convenes in Tomlin-
_n Hall, ludiunapolls, lull, October
$31. will be attended by over 3.000
Moreditcd delegates. including bish-
‘ , editors, board secretaries, pub-
?{flllug agents. pastors undkluymcn.
“bile program of the convention is
Wed upon three main propositions:
; The task of the Christian
rch.
. The agencies through which
“task is to be accomplished.
The opportunity and the power
, (trite accmllpllshnlcni.
tiller the first helidimz it not only
'fieneral coring forth of the cell-
purpose olthowholo Christian
roll in the opening message. but
W‘opeciflc task of the Methodist
‘ opal church, together with What.
. Methodist church has niroudl‘
travel! and the opportunity now
..
‘lth this introduction the 'lirfigfflm
, ends under "ll call to advance"
the seven llépnrlrhents known as
{additional connections! callseswtlic
,7 lotion of the jbnrlplures, Sunday
pulmyeducetion, including that for
freedom of the south, temper-
be, home missions and chill-ch cit»
“ oion,"a‘nd foreign missions. These
ii!" are to be voiccd through the
also to which they are heVerully .
inland, and by one of the sheen:
colours of the boards and some.
‘ Tiles fundamental messages
occupy the morning and after»
" serious of the first day, Tues.
stellar 28. {i‘he night solutiona ,
will be one of rare inspirational and
educational force, continuing the Methodism ought to be. The evening
some general theme, with respect iofsession will be cumulative-lo what has
cities, to the nation and to the world. gone before in sounding /"the sum-
three of the bishops who have made moss of the time" to civic reghteous-
special studies oil these rcspectivemess. to social service, and to world
fields of service making the all- conquest. Here aunln the subjects
dresses. will be treated by men who not only
On the Sascha: pay have vision, bllt who have achieved in
The second day. Wednesday, the service.
29th, takes up the theme. "‘d‘he Need
for a Larger Program." in view of the
facts and appeal brought to the con-
vention by the first day's illrcsentn-,inltteo on denominational policy, fol-
tlon. This need will be shown by all lowed at once with an open discussion
expert demonstration of the ‘presont‘upon "How
drift of the church in respect tie is gram,"
official missionary and benevolent'gnnizntlons can best be related to the
work. Careful preparation has been proposed policy. This latter feature
made for this crucial session, Surveys , will «be in the control of thong official-
or what the conferences have done iy charged with responsibilities in lllt
have been prepared by the several several church agencies. The session
rsldentiul arena, and Will be oxliibli- closes with an address upon the spirit-
ilil and analyzed. fOIlOWGd b.\' it (ill!- unl power and purpose of the church.
mission of practical measured through (tilt! the consideration and adoption of
which the church may more wortlllly the denominational policy.
moot Ito opportunities and respond 'rlih afternoon sessioulis it rurllmi-
blilties. This session bi to conclude rrmmldprnthm of the cult of “The New
with on open oonfcrmwo. lmrtlcinoiml llny." in social reform. lii clirlaunn
ill iurucly bl“ lemurs. and tho fill—[citizenship and In evangelism, to ho
poinimout of n committee to prepare fronted by men ouevinllr oquimlt‘ld by
and report a denominational pullcyi‘or study and experience to Kim authori-
tlic future. ‘lilill'f‘. messages. ilroilpconferences
in the afternoon illorc will be so will follow-«of district superintend-
ports of what some denominations m3, of pastors and of mym,.,,,,.,.m,h
have already ililmilllllli‘llli’rd ”if "‘9'!“ of which will consider in open cun-
min "f organization "”d “WW“ fol-once their particular responsibility
scrupulous to enlist. their onllro mom. and relationship to “,9 “mm.” for
bershlp in syllvputlicliu study of mill WIN Movement. The night session
service for missions and hemivolrui‘v will be one for particular emphasis on
“the Si""'h”r" P’T’MWM‘3"“' “‘i‘ llls- the apiece and power of the hilly of
“"1““ of ”it'll“ and “"3 “MW” Pros the church, and the addresses are to
llyterlsns. bellowing "W“? "“"””“g“'“ be by mcn who are themselves nicely
of greeting and when. the convention am, M, W” M “1,1,“, ,0 give them.
will separate, into groups from Elihu Th Largel- Life
oophl residential areas and under the The last day, Friday. 0mm,“ 31‘ 1,,
direction 9" ccnerul sinierhltehdcnln given in "ilictllodlsm’s Larger Out-
look." and the "liar-gm Life." Educns
lion, f‘llrlsllan literature. tile work‘oi‘
hospitals. the ministry of the deacon»
use, and other expressions of servos
will have their larger vision portrayed
by reoresentstiites charged With re
spatial-bully for these departments of
Denominational POIlcy
The third day, Thursday, October
(lo, opens with. the report, of the com»
to Actllnllzo the Pro-
und how existing church or-
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Pastoral
Aycr’s '
Mi ""9“” service, and pleas for "larger life” in
,will consider what the response orthe home, in citizenship, nlld in the schools; Dr. Thomas Nic
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itself without the use of a towel, '1
have seen housewives look askance at
the adoption of this hotel method in
the home, but for from being a slip.
shod way of evading dish drying, it is
the only truly sanitary one. One of
the most efficient houseliecpin: appli~
unccs I poescss is a durable dish rack
of galvanized wire with a row of sup-
ports running lengthwise through the
center for holding the dishes upright.
It has repaid its nominal costwa qunr.
tor—many times over. it must be
understood that if the dishes are to
dry themselves, they must be first
carefully washed and thoroug'uly'rins-
ed aftcrivards.
After the sink .is washed (with a
cloth reserved specially for that pur-
pose), all towels and cloths that have
played a part in the dish washing pro-
cess should be cleaned and hung out
of doors to dry,
Furniture Mixed.
Very often furniture of several per-
iods may be brought together hill-mon-
lousiy in one room if they are bounti-
ful of themselves and show color uni-
ty, says the New Haven Journal Cour-
icr. Some authorities advise that a
room Show only one period of cllnrad
tcristics of a certain period, but this is
not absolutely necessary if selections
are made with thouuhi of intrinsic
beauty and color harmony.
Potterfield, druggist, of
Charleston, W. Va, says: "it is a
pleasure to sell Vinoi as it gives such
universal satisfaction."
Hunter & McGee.
Jackson, Miss, say: “We have .oreat
confidelu‘e in the strength creating
and curative value of Vinoi."
We ask every run-down,
debilitated, aged or
any person suffering from chronin
coughs, colds or bronchitis, in try
a bottle of VillOl with the understand-
ing that their money will be returned
if it does not do all we claim. 1“. ii.
druggists. of!
nervous.
weak person or
lluxler, druggist, South Norwulk,
Conn,
P. S, For itchino, burning skin try
our Snxo Salve. We guarantee it.
CASTOFilA '
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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=MRS, GOTTSCHALK ACQUITTED.
i BI.(lil.\l|N(i'l‘il.\'. ill.. on, 25.~-»rhu
jury in the ll‘iili of John llurtoil :md
Mrs, ilcorlze (lotischuik, charged with
the murdcr of the woman's husband,
yesterday brought. in n vol-dict amplit-
,iu: Mrs. iloiiscluilk and giving Burton
:l'our yours for manslaughter.
llolson, New
'church will conclude the constructive York, corresponding secretary ilourd|
ioutllnes of the four days‘ program, of Education.
{the capstone to be placed upon what Dr. C. M. Boswell, Philadelphia, can
has been iltly polued together in responding secretary Board of Home
cumulative force nnd‘effoct, ill on nd- Missions and Church Extension Socio—
dress on "The Power for the Task." giy: Dr. W. I". Oldhnm, New York, cor~,‘
For Friday evening the local com- responding secretary Board of For-i
mittee have arranged to have a street sign Missions; Dr. P. J. Maveety, (Yin-g
parade. in which will be combined olnnutl, 0.. corresponding secretary
several thousands of the membership,Freedmen's Aid Society; Bishop Fran-
or various church orgahlznitom, mp. cls J. McConncl, Denver. Col; l‘ilshop,
worth Leagues. i‘lrothcrhoods, Adult Nii'lllllnl l. IAICCOCR. ilclenn, Montci
l’iible classes, etc,, in addition to theilllshop Charles W. Smith, St. Louis.
convention delegates, and others pothole. lilSlion Joseph F. Berry, i'hlis-
from findlallilpollfl and from ethandclbhlu; bishop Frank M. lirlslol.
towns and cities of the state. This,0muhn, Nob; Bishop Frederick 1..
will be it unique demonstration ,of tllo,Leete, Atlanta, Gd; Bishop P. Thirk~'
strength and unity of, the church. Tile icld. New Orleans, La.
parade marches to the coloneum, Frank G. Evans, Crawfordaviilc,lud.
which holds clovcu thousand people. layman, banker; illshop TlIGOdOM 9t,
Seatswlll be reserved for five thou. Henderson, Chattanooga, Tenn: llisp-
shnu men mo the body of the auditor or Richard J, Cooke. l’orilnnd. Ore:
him. The “(Idrpggeg will be made by filehop Willlhm A. Quayle, St; Paul,
men of nniioomll mid international rcp- Minn: ‘iiifillilll Luther li- WNW". New
utntlou. This farewell meeting will York; Bishop \l'illiuul 0. Shepard.
be the cioimnx of what promises to no Kansas City, Killl.', lion. .l. Frilllk
an epochqnflldng gathering of the irlnuly. iudlllilupolls, ind, former lam.
Working forces of the Methodist ppm. crnor of indium: lion. A, .1. \V‘hlw
copul church. lace, lleptonuntgovcrnor or California.
Among the Speakers. WM‘W
Among the convention numbers are Quick HO'P to Bloklcbfi and Rhoumn»
Robert l0. Spoor, ,‘ow York. secretary film,
Presbyterian board of lfordllm Mis-
sions: Honorable Charles Warren
Fairbanks. imliunnpoliu. 1nd,; i‘lislmp
Flori f‘runslnn. Washington. D. (3.;
bishop William F. McDowell. Chicano.
lit: lliulmp John L. l'uoisoo. Zurich.
Switzerland: illslmp Robert liclntyre,
Oklahoma (lily. Oklahoma: bishop
John W. linmllton, floated. Muss.;
bishop William llurl, Tlilifnlo. N. Y.:
llishop William W. Anderson, Cincin-
Mil. 0.; bishop Edwin H. flushes,
Elan Francisco, (3st, bishop liomer (l.
blunts, ilucho Airo's, ‘ Argentina,
South America; britv. 1. Moves, New
York, corresponding "secretary Ammo
icsnblble society; fir. Clarence T.
Wilson. ’l‘ohhks. inn. corresponding
secretary ’I‘emprunre society of the
Methodist. Episcopal church; ur...:lou.
gar,»Biake. Chicago, lit, correspond»
ing secretary Board of Holiday
The man or woman who wants quick
help from bucknche and rheumatism.
will find it in Foley Kidney i’llls. They
not so quickly and with such good of»
feel. that weak, inactive kiduci‘s that
do not keep the" blood clean and free
of impurities, are tuned up and
strengthened to lioulih'il vig'rolls no,
tiou. flood results follow“ their use,
promptly, For sale by all drugglstsfl‘
BOLlOlTiNG eon AGED GOUPLES.
lure. Howard Johnson is soliciting};1
for the new home to be built in Nor
walk for aged couples, This home is
known as Norwalk Town Union of
the Kinu‘s Daughters and Sons. The
cause is a worthy one and any money
given will he acknowledged with
thankamivew Canaan Advertiser» i
NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Record.)
improvements in South Norwalk.
Plans have been made by Architect
Herman Murillo, 123 \l'nsillnston
street, South Norwulk, for extensive
improvements to he made to the idly
block on North Main street. South
Norwalk, a part of which is now occu
pied by A. J. Collins in Co, furniture
dealers. The first floor is to be lower-
ed to the sidewalk level, and new
fronts of plate and prism glass pm in
the stores, including sidewalk lights.
An addition is also to be built onto
the rear, one story high, 40x63 foot.
with skylights. The brick wnlls will
be carried on steel girders and iron
columns, and the interior of the still-cal
will be finished with metal ceilings
and side walls.
Contract for Carbarn.
The David ll. Clark Co, of New lid.
van has taken the contract to build
the new carbhrn in Pine strcei. South
Norwullt, for the Connecticut (to. The
building will he lilixl‘iai foot, of brick.
two stories high. The roof will be
carried on steel trusses and covcrod
with cravcl ”fund the floors will be of
reinforced concrete. The unlit will be
about $25,000.
Building for King's Dsuuhterl.
Architect A. N. l-‘ndduck of must
Norwdllt is preparing plans for the
proponeddlulldlng to be erected on
li‘cstpurt avenue by the King‘s Douglr
tors as a home for used women. The
house will be of trump construction.
limited by hot water or steam and
llis‘hlcd by electricity, and the details
will be decided upon soon. The cost
will be about 310,000. Ml'li. Leo Davis
is chairman of the Union.
Location island Residence.
Architect A. N. Paddock. East
Norwalk. has prepared plans for s. res-
idence to be erected at Langdon is«
land for Samuel Cochise of Jersey
City. it will be of frame construction,
with stucco and shingle exterior. and
will have seven rooms. livery mild-
crn convenience will be provided, in~
eluding electric lights, vapor healing,
hardwood floors, maniels and fire-
pinccs, etc. The coSt will be about
$5,000.
wil‘ures baby's croup. Willie’s
daily cuts and bruises, mamina’s sore
throat, grandma‘s lameness—«Dr.
’i‘honms‘ Eclectic Ollwthe great
household remedy.
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AT THE HANDS OF A DOG. '
Young lluus linusou, out indilluapo-
lis way. last one of his pct turtles
recently, and he buried it with this
cpiiaiil on its iolnlisionc: "Turtle
llnusou, horned-“don't know when“
died July iii of the hands of. a cruel
dog who hit him to dumb. it was a.
good turtle but a bad dog." ‘
Praises This Remedy
for Lung Trouble
Mllnv pi‘nilt‘ are led to believe that
Lung from”! is u lliurllmi which cannot
luv (“tillqili'l‘l'iL This in wrnnu, nu mull
liilvr l‘ullv vcmvcvml Iliriv iiwllill.
clnlnuiy of climate “it“ lu-ipml mum, but
many more how boon ruptured in iilollm
by breathing llw i'rvulwai nit, outbid mills
clmllml. \vllulvsnmv fowl. lmihlt lolulmrulu
in their habits and million the ionic lililli-
this of liclunups llllui'liiivu, it lliolltcllm
for ’i‘in‘nni nlui lmnu 'I'rmlblos. lllvouii-
“iii" fills villain-u
lion-lilac itrwll. mu. ll. bin. 4.
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ll “"Vl‘l‘i' i'flllilli fur Hill limilllih. I li‘il'll
lill lili‘ lilwliulm- that my rumors comm»
"H'H'li‘il in inn. iml no results rhino for
"to ilrilct‘. i but lllghi vwmvls. llllll mulltl
colph and opt until I out so mull I
could hardly do llllyiilloc. llui ht lust,
JIHIIM lil'bl'lilu. of Ililleumv .ium'iilill. lili-
lllill'll that I try your iiiiillii’mi'. ill villi)
work‘s limo tlnre “‘llif quite on lip worm
liiunf in my milliliiinll. llll'i ilfii'i‘ bud
lillti'il ili‘l‘l'l‘iil bullies i Mi nu wuil lift
mm' in my lift“. l ilmziy 'i".li“" Hull:
, ltlkunln‘i- Alicruilvr will will-w , v mum
of WW troubli- if illilcu brim- tlw lust
til" 'i‘. .
ti illliiiviil A. if. lii'l'i‘Ti'Ell-‘i'li‘illi'l‘ll.
Allow iillllrnvluiml; lillii‘i‘ i'll il‘QiitiM.)
lii klliiill'n Alii‘l‘iiill‘ bus iwru brow-ii by
fumiv ,vi-urs‘ last in . amid f‘iih'iil‘llim
or sow-re ‘i'lunnf ml Limit Ali't'i'iiuiill,
ilrrmliiiiis “i'tllll’lilill Aslblml. Hinhlmm
Collie itild lit iipllllildim: ”it‘ eyelet".
foothills no narcotics. polemic or llnlllt»
oriulliu drugs. Ask for lumlllvl ii-iliill;
of flu-Morton and write to lilvklilmi
laboratory, liliilnriullrliio. l'u.. for livlw
define. iv‘hr ruin bv nil landfill: llrllunlnls
nd Clifford Pharmacy, and Hillisone
guwoh Corporation, ,«
Norwalk Chronicler