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’or Pie-Makers.
111111 of baking powder put
llKlle is placed on the pie will
from falling as soon as the
rammed from the hot oven, as
,llappensr—Modern Priscilla.
Fried 8121111311.,
callops is usually the only
the average bill of fare, not-
ing the fact that there are
glitful ways «I of preparing
little shellfish. The folloWing
‘ ' l some of their possibilities
oilse'wife who is seeking new
. p .
5‘va
I
lope in Cream Sauce.
Slut of scallops (washed and
V) use two tablespoonfuls of
" two tablespooni’uls- of flour,
ten egghone ,pint of hot milk,
nd salt to taste. Melt the
axe. saucepan, take from the
add flour, stir until smooth,
urn to the stove and cook tin-E
V'bblcs, then add the-hot milk, ‘
d pepper and egg and let the
V, cook 15 minutes. Then add.
idioms and cook 15 minutes
erve on buttered toast and
.110 dish with water areas.
‘ excellent way to cook scab"
ltl brings out their delicate
l
pa. In Green Peppers.
appetlzing way to cook scat-1',»
" Vto we: Wash and drain
‘ he a smooth, rich
. cred with pepper,
and onion juice. Let the sauce
for 10 or 15 minutes, otherwise It
ante hasty, then and the scallopefi;
_ cook slowly for 10 minutes While?
is cooking, prepare» some pepper?"
many as required) by training, reu‘
e 1.1; stein, cutting a piece tron;
,V and taking out the seeds:
11 the peppers in a baking pan and
w't'
war
.
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,illl them with the creamed Mallops.
sprinkle with bread crumbs and bake
once.-Ne1v York Sun.
Sautbd Swordfish.
Cut a slice of swordfish in triangu-
lar shaped pieces. dip in egg and soft,
Isifted bread crumbs and saute in fat
from salt pork. iSet around a mound
of mashed potatoes and poke mashed
potatoes between and above the pieces
of fish.
on???“
I ' Pick, wash and drain two heads let-
tools and break into pieces, mix with
,some watercress, shredded celery and
a few leavéll of mint; put in a salad
bowl, sprinkle with salt, pepper, sugar
and lemon juice and pour over a salad
dressing; garnish with slices of hard
boiled eggs and pickled beet root.—
New Haven Journal Courier.
Clip Omelet.
One and one half cups of any kind
of cold meat chopped fine, one and
one half cups of stale bread crumbs.
three beaten eggs, one cup of milk,
three quarters teaspoonful of salt and
pepper to taste. Stir all together and
fill five custard cups, well buttered.
Set cups in a pan of‘hot water and
bake until firm in ccnIer. Turn out
one heated platter garnish and serve
. -“--—x'— 1
Shoulder’of Veal, French Style
Cut the veal into cubes and purboil
Put the bones and trimmings into an.
other pot and Stew slowly for fun
Vhouie— to make the gravy—in 11 (Worth
of water. Put the mo 1t into :1 dish,
from which It can be served sprinkle
with u. teaspoonful f salt, a little onyx,
grated {and l tlepgrated nutmeg; add"
.11 tabespoou. 111 bdtte1’. rolled in table-
spoonful of fiour.St1ain the army
and pour over the meat. Bake In a
hot oven until brown
eune ,pfllle 3'30? pa t of lemon rind.
' ening wear.
Modes Band Upon Necessity.
Much is said for ‘ahd against the
Whistle for pies just before until the crumbs are brown. Serve at prevailing fashions but almost eyery
style that appears may trace its origin
'to some necessity or special
grence which the alert fashion dictators
have turned to advantage as a basis
For years
were extremely conventional regard-
ing the use of colors.
the shades of browns and blues were
the only colors seen on the streets,
,and the conventional white. pink and
,blues were the proper colors for ev-
To verge from this path
on to the morestriking shades. and,
to wear combinations of
unusual colors would attract unfavor-
able comment, but suddenly the rulers
of the little Balkan states
and behold, the fashion centers were
for a new sIlye.
above all,
OCCUP-
women
w Black, gray and ,
revolted.
lowable by the slash. The skirts of
this season havev'arrlved through a
series of evolutions, and are primarily
the result of a desire for a skirt which
would'not reguire to he lifted when
on the street. Long trains and volum-
inous folds were wearled of and short
skirts became popular; and these were
so thoroughly enjoyed that the round
length was used entirely except for
very formal wear. ISklrts became nar-
rower aud narrower until they cross
ed the line of strict utility, and caprice
played an active part in the design-
ing of the bobble skirt'nnd its recent
variations.
A student of styles may go on and
on, recalling one style after another
to prOVe the theory that most Of them
have been invented to serve some pur-
pose, and whether we adcept or re-
Runners May be Prevented.
Even wi 11 rubber buttons stocking
garters wi, cause runners in silk
stockings. There are We ways to pre»
vent runners, and together they are
doubly effective, says the New York
Tribune. 'Put small black tape loom:
around the tops,” one for each garter.
Slip the buttonsthrough the loops and
then fasten them with the clasp. Fas-
ten the loops to the stocking with the
machine stitching to make them
stronger. Then put about’the stock—
ing a row of stitching about an inch
below the garter top. Stretch the
gauze of the stocking as you are stitcha
ing it, or it will bind the 16%. If
runners occur they will not go beyond
the stitched line.
:/n1nlw’*W/nlara
Il\‘u-\Vu\‘\m~‘kun
, which the small boy or girl will Inks
delight when the cold weather comer.
ablaze with color, and women wore the
most striking combinations of startl-
ing colors with the utmost confidence,
and it was found In be of the greatest
value to many Irl bringing out a youth
ful appearance. When uSed In moder-
ation, it was becoming to those who
seemed to need a touch of color.
Long gloves came. into use because
of short sleeves, and shirtwnlsts be-.
cause of‘ the neocssity of a separate’
waist to wear with the tailored suit!
which in turn come to us because of l
the need, by business wmnen, of hi
suitable dress for business wear All--
,tomobiles and sports are responsible
for any number of popular styles,fro1n,
shoes to veils.
Furs came into use to provide
warmth, but at the present time it In,
said that they are worn for heir;
grace. Iheii beauty Inch picturesque
quality; -'w1111th is almost incidental.
Many years pgo a certain king
thought his he ’ must b8
I
1
info l‘amr Evcn' the much maligfied
I
slashed skirt is a necessity, for women smart. Patent lenillm shoes with tons phone book .mllome and Gordon.
who 110111 the extreme narrow widths
could noI walk without the freedom nl-
jccl. admire or criticize, there will
~1111uully he found away back
olous fashion,
planned to make the fool appear long
THE TOBACCO CENSUS. . 4:.“ L‘ CH3". WORLK OF AUTO THIEVES.
WASHINGTON l) 0., Nov 7—Dl-E ' » Am @BE' -v"[}@b¥] " NEW‘HAVEN, Nov. “Is—m sample of
tor William. J Harris, of- the Bun
bfltlie Census, announces the com-
0111 otthe canvass .for the coiled-
. of the statistics of the quantity
leaf tobacco on hand October 1,‘
base statistics are collected as of
dealers and manufacturers are al«
make the reports.
tedly reminded of the
, ts of the law. and in some cases
has been necessary to, threaten to
area the penal provisions. Under
are conditions, it has always been-
~11
b establishments carrying tobacco.
as was not closed unIlI May 22. Tha‘I
ter rapidity with which the work.
I! been complcled for the canvass ot-
Inst 1 is due to the more sntlsfac~~
cooperative arrangements that.
main Revenue of tho ’I‘rcnsury Do-
fimeut. lloreloforo if. has been nec-
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pi Relief With a Smalll'rlai;
' file In flld SI. Jacobs Illl
in only; not one runs In fifty
internal treatment. lino
, penclrniing "”EII. Jacobs Oil"
' the "lender spot," and by the
any Jack Robinsonwout
the mandolin: pain and distress.
Jacobs fill" conquers pain. It is
1' and October I of each year. .
d. by the law thirty days in which ,
. There are, how- f
. always a number who, either un-
tlonally or wilfully, neglect to ‘(
he the census reports until they are ,
requires. "
cult to obtain the reports for all of I
or the report of April I the cum I
ya been made with the Bureau of J
‘ dry for the Illurcnu of the Census in '
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Writaforninplo ‘
. pumiullpar-
,. ticuhnmtc.
., Home this
"paper and
are will.
‘1 condf‘reo
v
send a number of clerks and agents fun
to the field to collect, by personal visit.
the returns for tho recalcitrant celeb»
lluiuncntn. This greatly delayed the
work because it was Impossible to up-
pnint a sufficient number of agents to
work only a few days In order to col
luct the statistics. it also entailed a
. great deal of expense. 'I‘hcllureuu of
Internal Revenue has arranged to ob
.low the collectors Innis different dis-
'li‘lcln to call upon the recalcitrant cu:
iabllshmcnie. either by telephone. lot
inf or division deputies, and request
them to make the census roporln wIIlr
Int delay. This has added no addi-
Ilonla expense to the Work of flu-1 vol-
locnl rheumatism cure
disappoints and doesn't:
or "disholor Ibo skin. it lake's
retinas and stiffness from coin;
lute muscles and bonds; stops},
11.111111111511115 backache, neuralgia
reduce swelling.
up! Get a small trial bottl
has. helical. “1:1 Jacobs on"
1.11 be ms.
‘ silliness.
factors, 1.11.1 hungrcnlly facilitated the
collection of the statistics and made
a material slicing to the lcdcral clov-
moment.
Director Harris states that it Is lin-
ipo’selble at present to give a prelimi-
only icon I' the unantitluof tobacco
ch“hhnd If) char 1.
however. is proceeding, and he hence
I
1' Grill; store, and in a mo to make the report public on or before
from pains. November “Iii. The report for the first
,I1ilc thieves with machines they steal
' chine had also been painted over.
. buck feels sore don't get scared and
The *tiibuiatloil.
the work now being done by nuiomir
and cenvcrt into marketable use. was
reported by the police yesterday. Heu-
ry E. Sanford. a wholesale lumber
dealer here. lost his machine on Shir
tcmbcr 30. it has been recox'cred‘rkvill
Milford in possession of W. W. Sultan,
who says he bought it in New York.
Examination shows that before being
placed on sale, the machine had been.
changed over. and different type -*of
fittings'ueed to disguise it. The ma-
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BLISS III SIIIS
iF YOUR BACK HURTS OR BLAD-
DER BOTHEHS YOU, DRINK:
' LOTS OF WATER.
When your kidneys hurt and your
proceed Io load your stomach will; a
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and Irrllaic the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneysloleun like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with 11 mild. harmless unite whichfic-
1110va the body‘s urinouu waste and
ntimulntcs them to their normal activ-
ity. 1‘] function of the kidneys 15, to
filter Ibo blood. 111 24 hours they
strain from if 5110 grains of 11cm and
1vnste,so We can readily nndcrsiabd
Ibo viIuI Impoxtanoc of keeping the
kidneys uctivc.
Drink lots of “111th you can’t drink
loo much; also act from any phurma
cfst about four 111111qu of .ind Shite;
lake {1 lublImpooqul in :1 alone of
water before breakfast ouch morning
for 11 few days and your kidneys will
not line. This famous salts in roads
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice. combinvd with lltbia, and has
been used for generations to clean
and stimulate clogged kidneys; also
If) neutron/.11 the acids In urine so it
no longer is a source of irritation.
Inns curling bladder Weakness.
. lad Suits in Inexpensive; cannot Elm
jurc; molten 11 delightful onermsefiht
lillliquatcr drink which evcrnpnc
should 111111: now and then In Vile»
111.111 Itidhn‘ye clean and active: i'i‘ry
:1
2‘ 1'
of: s. it was made public on May Ila.
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this, also keep up the water drinking. ,
and no doubt you will wonder what
became of your kidney trouble and
In the
original style a practical thought even
though caprice and a desire for the
extreme may lead it to become a friv-
Footwear In Ultra, Modes.
Footwear is attracting an unusual
amount of attention at the present
time. The ultra fashionable slipper Is
and slender. Many of the heels are
handsomely chelcd ah‘ddthe buckles
of. ihe new est designs an. dainty min-
futures on I cry. Mothers who have
very bountiful children are making a
Ind ,of those buckles and using the
childicu‘ :1 pictures.
llendcd strap slippers re pretty and
attractive for evening w 11' and colon.-
lnls are continuing
in popularity. .
fhocndod uppers foi high guess is 11.
Rules for Saving.
The German housewife has seven
rules for economy in her home, ac.
cording to Mrs. Anna Kirchstein. :1
member of one of the German women‘s
clubs of Chicago. They are:
Pay cash for everything.
Do your own buying and marketing:
Be careful in your selection of food.
Study out, at the beginning of the
week, just how much you can spend
Unit week.
Manage your own household; do 1101
leave It to the servants,
Figure out a system of utilizing all
materials; even the leftovers from a
meal can be made into something the
next day.
Do not regard the system of ccorr
only as a burden. but as a pleasure
and a duly,
O
Space-Savers.
Whore space In 11in premium 11 Icic-
new idea for street wear, and in black.
)l‘OIONmI Inotadcd with patent legmer or dull stool slides under the table. and Ihc
frroniEIho 131.111 ah huts quick ' sprung 1qu camp and Cuban- hauls heel those' shelf under the liable top Is an excel
shoes are conser1.1fi1o,l1ut wry
of satin do Thins In col 3 are a' pov-
oily
WANTS CONTRACT FOR POST OF-
FICE INVESTIGATED.
Declare Lowest Bidder JWas ignored
and fruit Wan Disturbor In
Minerva?
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.~—~lloprc-
scnlniivo f‘nry of \‘l‘lsronsln. yesterday
introduced in the 11mm a resolution
asking for an investigation Info
awarding the (11111111ch to construct
the New Haven Foal Office building.
He claims that the lowest bidder was
ignored, and flint 11 Milwaukee firm
should huvo been given the contract
instead of the hit-011111 Company of
Philadelphia.
Mr Cary has written a letter to
President Wilson on the subject in
which he states that former President
Taft was much Interested in the New
Haven Post Office and given it as
his opinion that Mr. 'l‘nft was a "db-r
turner" In the matter.
The resolutions were referred to
the committee on lllxpondilui'cs in the
Treasury Department of which lion
rcscntulve Lobcck, of Nebraska, is
chairman. ' - 1 '1 " ~
bassineur nvs'conasll‘cv 111.1.
musr at scrum.
flirty Ohuoui so lief 'Caliod In Near
Future In Hope of Saving
Manure.
WASHINGTON, Nov. .7. wi’roI-Iidcui
Wilson today Ich'Ichl instills cum
rency, situation could be allowed to
drug on no louder. in conference
with Senator 14111111101111 he have or
dare to that effect, and It is believed
Ihat a party Illiucua will be culled
just as soon 1111 the slum commit-
,.
ed to the main feature; of the (lines
oweu measure.
”Thurs in no reason to expect firm
the Democrats on
to support" said Senator summons.
tion of a minority of
the committee and
members.- 1. .- -. 1,
the
as
mm
Owen monitors.
backache. _
tee shows that it In definitely oppon-
llle floor. of the
senate will support 11 bill which 11 mm
jorlty of the Democrats on the bank-
ing and currency commutes . refused
after leaving the White, lichen, point-
lnn out that the bill, now Is being
remodelled radically by... 11 common
genomic 0n.
Republican
{Icnntor mmmom.W word back
to 111.. senate from President Wilson
that he was In favor of calling a can:
nus as 11 last resort to save the their
phone table and steel are useful The
lent place in which to keep the tele-
A sweater set consisting of sweater,
They are of angers or worsted, in
white, gray, tan and rods,
Chevron sets in the silk or wash-
able linen finish come in black, white,
cadet blue, yellow, navy, red or light
blue. They are easily sewed into
place on the Sleeve of Ihe coat or
blouse.
Becoming to the baby face is the
while nngora hood edged with more-
bou or swan’s-down. The nngora wash
esmirably says the Newark News.
The shadow valenclennes flouncing
from 12 to 18 inches wide comes with
a bending top and bottom. This is
quickly transformed into dainiy cor-
set covers by means of a little wash
ribbon. 0
,Tiny bows and loops for the neck
mode of silk, satin or crepe dc chine
in a great assortment of colors at'
tract the woman fond of dainty neck-
wenr. Many of these accessories are
made up with tiny ribbon flowers.
Home Made Syrup.
The very best substitute for maple
syrup is made in the following way:
Mix together one pound of dark brown
sugar, one pound of granulated sugar,
one-half pint of water,,one teaspoou<
in] of vanilla. Put on the fire and
bring to a boil and allow to boil for
two or three minutes. When cool it
is ready to serve, says the Toronto
World. it is very uppetizing and much
purer and cheaper than any other lini-
tntlou of maple syrup.
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——~Dyspcpsia is America's curse. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. , It drives out the impuri-
ties. Ioncslhe stemcuh, restores. por
feet digestion, normal Weight and
good health; .— 1 .
'I‘ho Misses Hazel and Ethel Blake of
Norwnlk, were recent guests of Airs. '
I
’lcggiugs and terms 11: an outfit lnI
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REV. DR PRIDDY IN CHICAGO.
S'I‘AMI‘ Olltl). Nov. u.——'Rcv t‘. H.
l’Iiddy. pusIol of the Stamford Metho-
dist i‘hurch, who disappeared suddenly
on Sunday evening. in probably in .1
sanitarium in Chicago. A message
came today to Rev. Arthur ll. Good»
enough. district superintendent, to
whom Mr. Prlddy had addressed his
letter of resignation, and llev. E. M.
Wiley. puslor of a Presbyterian Church
In the West, to that effect. The sun-
position hero in that Mr. l’riddy left
for Ohio to stay with ills mother, but
instead wandered to Chicago, where
he got word to Mr. Wiley, who-ls a
personal friend.
The opinion is held here that din,
Prlddy‘s nerves were shattered by his
arduous work in the no-llcense cam-
paign a year ago. and the excitement.
of attending the convention of Metho-
dist men in Indianapolis. undid the
work of health restoration. Mr. Friday
only returned Sunday morning from
the convention.
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We Grandmother’s Recipe Io
Bring Back Color and
Lustre to hair
You can turn may. faded hair bean-
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night If you'll get a to cent bottle of
“Wyoib' 3 Sage nun Sulphur ilalr homu'
ally" at any drug niore. Millions of
bottles of this old, famous Sage Ton
Recipe are sold annually, says a well
known drugglst here, because It darli-
ons the hair so naturally and evenly
that no one can tell it has been all“
piled.
Those whose hair is Iurnlng gray,
bucmuing faded dry, scruguly and!
this have a surprise Mailing them.
Ibo gray hair vanishes and your lock:
become luxurlnnlly dark and Ifofllltl
fulmoll dnnriruff goes, scalp itching:
nun no hair stops.
This Is the can 0? youth. GrnthnlrI
II for days.
1.
Edward Davis lu llidgefleld.
l
...:
’ Owes his Life to -
This Lung Remedy
if you lll‘flliill n I-Inuinucd Iongll or
cold mu are in «1111111111 danger of easily
commuting 11111-1011.. Lung Trouble The
rough or mid uhlIh Iim'nl not 5% III to ur-
dluury tlI-ntnwnt should be u \vnrning Io
you and pr"I~\ruIlw 111911 urns should be
taken us soon 119 possible In many
emu-s l".-Il11u:'1u s AItI'r11I11'1-.:1 round) for
Throat lIlIll Ilillli: 'l‘rnuhlcs has brought
permanent rurmcn. Ilwul this:
t"-nIhI~1inI A111 and Aunt l‘huc.
(income ('01an L, l. N. Y.
"0:0111111111011 in the war liloh' l nus
lniun Mill :1 humv mid and 11 "only
I uhmt much. i \vI-ui In several donors,
I who now 1111- 11 I111 of 11111IIII-.Im- Finally.
1 went In 11 upmlullsi. who INT 1110 creo-
sutc Ihul 1111111. 111v sick c all kinds of
I‘Inui' luilliihllll‘lllh' I I‘uiII-d in llf’lilili. l
lhru \vI'uI Io II1I~ Catskills. 11ml seemed
in Kl‘l lil'ill‘l‘. but ”Il‘ I'Imuh still kept up.
i ulanI (burn for our y.I111r 11ml {ht-n
wouf In 11 {111-111 III-nr .lrlwy (‘lI,v. 11 um
rivk 1111111. About IIII time of my II-Iurn.
111,1 brothel 11'1 olnulI-udui 1.1411111“) s AIII-r-
Miro in Inc very highly. It is now
uI-uIIy mu yours since i first look if l
11111 new null. 11ml 1 IInrr any 1an i
would llllVi‘ bur-u buried long: 1qu If it
bud uol hum for livkluun'n AIII-rullw. "
(AlllIiuIIIl. JOSEPH J 'I 11111 141‘ ill1 It
Above 11i1i11"1I1\i1i11i: “111111 no ruqucsl )
-‘.1k1nunIl‘AifI-ruIIvI-hna IIqu prmcn by
unmy vcnrn‘ Ind Io I111 11111111 l‘lllllifliilll!
for sown ‘lluoul 11nd b11111: Am-Iliuns.
llrImI'blIIs Iil'unchlul Aslhmu. stubborn
f‘olds 11nd In upbuildhni ”11- system.
(‘ouiuiuu no narcotics, pII sons of habit-
formlul: Ill-111m. Ark (111 booth-t] (I'llluu
Ifi'lllllll'li and mile to lit-111111111
.nborulorv. I‘hilndolpbln. l’n..f111- I-ri-
deuce. For tulle by nil lending druugiou
cud f‘lill'oid l‘hsmnicy. and Stillscm
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MOVIES TO WARN GIRLS.
W
Report of New York Grand Jury on
White Slavery to be Drametlzod.
gate socnllcd while slave condilions,
of which
was forcman,l1n11 been dramatized
for moving pictures under the Illln of
1"“f’hc Traffic in Souls." Curl Imommlo,
president of the Universal l‘llm
Company, will be Iho producer Tho
lplclnrcn will be shown In 11 Ilrondwuy
theatre
The pictures show the vice mus
that the "agents" prepare nt III/cum-
nhlp . micro. railroad stations. dunno
bulls and stores. and iniorwmnn in if
all is u love story. it has taken more
,llmn six Weeks to make the films
and more 1111111 I301) persons Wore om-
ployod 'I‘hc dramuilznilon was made
I
because after one or two applications by Walter McNamara, on Engllnh
‘magneinc writer and playwright
“lllvcr since the Rockefeller report
was issued bands of settlements and
social workers huvu urged us to pro
11111. lbs whit to slavery perils so that
; 9d, undul‘fltflva folks firfill't wanted,“ wg'mm hi! 3 “may“ and Warning {:9
3""th “‘6 get “‘15? With WWW! 9339 every young girl, " said Mr Menuhin.
Mill Sulphur tonight, and you'll ”9 50"“11111 utmost care has been fallen Io
“Bhk’ld Will} your dark, handsome erignmmme m] anneguvenm‘g,"
and your youthful appearance within
animal-mum
AEVINTIIN IN Till “NTINEL.
sniffles, bronchitis, coughs
choked up feelingwor money refund-
ch-You breathe it.
TAM MANY CORRUPTION CASE.
NEW YOIIK, Nov. 'I.«—Thc report
of the Special I‘lrnnd Jury in InvcsII~V
John D. Rockefeller, .lI‘..'
O.
.0 I.
HYUIII III VIS
IN HILMINUI
"'MVQuick and effective relief comes
frbm the Hyomel treatment for ca-
tarrh and all troubles of the breath
ing organs such as stopped up head.
or that
Hyomel as sold by drugglsts every-
where gives a tonic healing effc‘JI to
the air you breathe, destroys the Cu—
arrhal germs, stops the poisonous so,
creIlons, soothes the irritated mu-
cous membrane and make a marked
improvement in the general health.
If you suffer from offensive breath,
raising of mucus, husky voice, dis-
charge from the nose, dropping..- M the
throat, watery eyes, or any other
symptoms of cutarrah, use Ilyomel at
once. It will banish the disease germs
in the nose, throat and lungs and give
quick and permanent relief.
The complete outfit, including in-
haler and bottle of liquid, costs $1.00;
extra bottles of liquid, if Inter need-
t’d, 50C.
CHARLTON SEES COUNSEL.
COMO, Italy, Nov. 6.-l’orter Charl-
ton, the young American who is awak-
ing trial on the charge of murdering
his wife at Lake Como In 110, was \Is-
itcd today by his counsel, Giovanni
I’orzio who is a member of the Chum»
ber of Deputies, nnd Emilio Catapauo,
well known in dtaly as a phychologist
fllld poet The two lawyers and Ibo
accused discussed at length the ques~
firm of the defense and also the col-
lcction of evidence to prove Charlton‘s
[irresponsibility in the crime.
NEW YORK, Nov. Il.--~'I‘Iw so-cnlhd
.lohn iloc investigation into Ibo chm-Io
es of Tummnm '11'1'11plion mode dur-
ing the forum municipal vumpniLn
by John A. Ilonnensy, was rosinned Io
day by District Allorncy Whitman.
The examination of witnesses before
ll'Iuizislrule hicAdoo was set for this 111‘-
tcrnoon.
Among Illose cited to appear were
Eugene ll. Wood, 11 lobbyist of Ibis
0in and Albany, and (learns ll. Mc-
Guire, of Syracuse. Accorrlln; In
llonncssy, it was McGuire who gmo
him much of the InI‘ornmIiou (‘lllll‘i‘l‘ll‘
ing the alleged "saudbngging" of con—
tractors upstate to contribute to T11111-
muny campaign funds, The district
ultornoy has been supplied with a list
of 43 firms and individuals sold In
have given 'l‘ummnny money which
was never reported.
Wood, if was thought, would he
questioned about the reported combo
onccs in New York rolnlive to the
nomination for the Supreme Court in
if‘lfl-I of Edward l1}, McCall, dcfeuII'Il
Democratic candidate for mayor.
Miss Ethel Illeckcr of Norwelk, was
the guest of Miss Florence Benton I11
liitlgcfleld for several days.
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flood, healthy flesh can only I111 pain.
ed by the use of tho prom-r food Io.
golhcr wlIh unlurui notion of tho «uh
guns of assimilation. \‘iuo pI-eplo out
of ten In order to wcinh 1m 111111411111
they ought, and be, perfectly IquIby.
11hould use biannual, lilo about limiv
forming food and hcnllb rosiomr.
Weigh yourself before cmnnu-nrllm to
use those little Illinois, um] um! how.
your Weight lurronm from week 111
week.
Slumber does not, contain n"'i'1nrll1'lo
of March or pepsin, nor In If any nnlr
scuffing preparation such mi is usual
iy rcvnlnnmndcd to 11111I1o llt‘filllf‘ fill,
and which does not build 11;) 1mm:
hoallhy tissues. Samoan hm; \Ilillillllo
fienh- forming properties, 111111111 1111 and
strengthens the whole svelem, helps
the food that I11 mien in be assimilat-
ed in a uniurnl manner, and specials»
Iy restores health to all the omens.
if you are not perfectly satisfied
with the r suits from seniors II. II.
Baxterwil return your money without.
any gambling. ,
Norwalk Chronicler