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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 15, 1913 · page 10

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- fiwodllh Fish Soup.
11 110111 'by putting 11111111 11111
non of any while fish, such as
1111111111 or halibut. in cold
‘11: to ‘coVer, adding 11 slice each of
carrot,11 bit or buy leaf, 11
, , Dpercorns, and cook slowly for
1111111. VStrnin, thicken with butter
hour, using three tablespoonfuls.
0 one quart of stock, season to
th salt and paprika, and add
lbéiore serving a pint of milk, or
p 11! of milk and one cupful ol'
, which has been scolded A
1111 make pretty garnish also

 

I With Sour Cre’am Gravy.

pare it'loin or shoulder of vent
ousting, cut strips of fat Salt
bud lay over the meat and ill the
in of the pun. Haste freuucnlly
thick sour cream and, after the
halfihour, cook slowly until meat
done.- Make a gravy as usual, ill
in ,two tnblespoonfuls of fat, and
' tablespoonfuls of flour to each cup.
half pint, of hold. The cream
.. he veal a delicious flavor, and
'91 meal: is very white when trcutod
,leuvvay.

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"11- Potatoes "R‘llisolees.
ow potatoes, or old ones which
'1it' 'down to the‘slze‘ of new ones
6 treated no follow: Fry in
at until a golden brown sprin
ié‘ with salt, and place in a pun; set
the ovan untiiube potatoes lll‘e soft;
oughout. They may be Served with
.without a cream unuce.

 

Lobster Sauce.

Oil 3 small lobster told relno1c'
193i: Plice bones and to 1111111
11d of" clnws'351 1171111111311. with
qe cupluls of cold 11111111113111 slice
' Man and 09 carrot sprig 01 par
slay, bit of bnyleaf,111ud a few popper-
coma Simmer for half an |lour~and

.11 1.1.11 111 us

..._ -m _

strain 'oi'f the liquor.
blespoonfuls of butter, odd three ta~
blcnpoonfuls of 11011111
cupful of the strains
thickened,
cream, and 111111 and pepper to taste.
also one-fourth toaspoonful of papri-
ka, and the meat of the lobster cut in
smnll pieces.
meat for a'solud. the sauce is excellent
in flavor without the pieces of meat——
Good Housekeeping. ' ‘

each one, remove the stone and insert.

2hulvcd nuts nepurutoly in the lnixturc1

1.

Melt three 111%

 

d pour. on one
’ liquor. When
add one-half cupl'ul of

If one wishes to use the

 

Prune Salado

Soak one half pound of large prunes
OVernlght or early in the morning it
to be used for dinner at night. Slit

in its place half 11 pecan nut. Shred
some lettuce leaves on small dishes
for individual service, arrange in
little nests and place three or four
prunes on each nest. Solve with a
tablespoonful of mayonnaise drown 311
on each portion. .An unusual touch
is given by using a strip of American
cheese instead 0f nuts.
M
' ”Glace Walnuts.

Put half 11 cupful of boiling water
into your saucepan. Add 11 cupful of,
sugar and 11 few gruine of cream of'
tartar. Have the fire hot, but do not
stir until the boiling has begun

 

GOWNSFOR THE YOUNGER SET.

~tinguished by their evident simplic-
ity, while following many of the 111er tons and llrowns~mnke line coats for
lines of those worn by their older ela- girls, for the wearers can carry off the
While 11 few seasons 3 brilliant hues.
llgo both young and adults were dread to mulch these coats at least in port,
simplicity, the blim in velvet, the crovin of the

tors or mothers.

ed with an
style lines have elaborated to such an coat 11111111111111.
extent that if a young girl

New York 'iiernld.

forlnlcse blouse waists are
most happy innovationu of the new
styles, The coats and wrap that close, times caught up under to form 11 puff;
tightly up to the neck are incoming sometimes in fluffy godet folds that
never stand out no prettlly from the tighter
good on 11 holfgrown girl but the filmy lower skirt that has an inverted malt;
tunlcu of tulle and chiffon.111e udora-
’I‘he hip length 11111011111 suits of b101lse8~softl.~nollllv and loose—show
duvctyn or penu rc peche, the simple “Milly edges of tulle mailings and
skirt with inverted plult buck or front, ruchings, and the girlish arm appears
and the long straight loose cont dc- covered perhaps, by 8 little 1md9l“.with 111111111 and when it boils dron in.
sounding 11. little below hip depth, belt‘ Hll’l’le attached to the guilupe, tlll‘llfil a red hot cinder. Afterward rinse and turpentine, mix woll together and all
ed loosely 111 the hips 11111 just 11111, through 11 8111 ill the buggy folds (”111th in “,9 “5“,“ way
i the blouse.

to young figures.

ble.

urn-'dvIa aim a‘ur ./W at
-~‘\‘\: -\fi\‘ ‘1 #111" ‘H‘\.“ ‘\‘\‘5-5fiufis-kfl

 
 
 

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Diutingulahcd by Simplicity.
Gowns for the Younger sci; are did-

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exaggerated

For girls from 12 to 19
among the

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Drapery 111

things for stlnighl, girlish lines.
This style of 111111 in to be accompulti

led with 11 but of the mutorhll und 81
tailored muff also. Both brim of hot:

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cuffs 11nd revere that will button up
into a collar.-
tbelr material and color for novelty.
The decoy fabrics now popular—«very
wide and of. warm, rich reds, blues.

followed Silks or gay saline of 11 contrasting.
some of the modhih styles she wouldthue. Some of the smartest huve’ dyed

run the risk of ovardressing, snys'thc i carflcul fur collars‘ and cuffs, or two
zooloru of n turnl colored furs will be

the soft, combined. ‘

simple tunic lines, long or short, some

tucked in for added fullness.

1-141: ‘1 afa‘ n'u’u’
11.1 *

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These coats depend on

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Hate are often made

The linings are rep

Afternoon and evening gowns have

 

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Dancing Frock.

move from the tire 111-1 noon on there' are n deeper shade of velvet than the the very small girl. The plain tinder-

is the least Sign of 11 yellow tinge to| wurln, rich tones of which this year‘s skirt is attached to 11 skeleton lining slices id“) the 11111111 in wnlcr
E 11nd 01m it hangs the tunic shorter in , York Telegram.

the front tlldn ill the buck to give the;
fushiouublc silhouette, suys the Phil-'1
11111111111111 North American.
rocks at the neck and over the should 2 on uxnnlmlrasu rode or poles. scparntc
or is hold ill with unit'ickinlx, and the ‘ the poimund place 11 emull cork in the
twisted silk cord encircles the wnis'tfeud oftlle lnrgcr rod and slip curtains;
innd is looucly knotted in the
_ Soft silk, chiffon or nluhlin are equally ; gelen impress.
4%. teaspoon of unit. 11 tom up of 1,1 uehcd uliglllly and folded over to one R'l‘e'l pmuy fur this 11mg model.

the syrup. Place the pan of syrup ini
another of hot water, and dip ”mi
'tllen place them on oiled paper to dry;
~- New l-lulen .lournnlJCourier.
southern Crackilng Bread.
For four persons take one 8%, one.
tenspoolll‘ul, of salt, a teacup or milk,

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cracllllnge unli‘enough white col-1111111111
to make a butter. fluke fast in a hot
oven lintil the crust is brown, (Truck-

remaining lifter the fat is tried out.

suite 1119 made .

in mm of the more unusual stills
worn by an .11 trawl in 11 French pluv
plnid and plain nultoriulsl 111 9 combined
in 1111 outing suit The yoke top coat
is introduced, the garment buttouing

istl‘uipht up in 1111.1 collar, and 11 low.

cut, curious collar on the round, cape
like yokc. The skirt is plain, draped

11 lth 1111 emulsion bond of pluld follow.
1111!, about tll11 clltllo edge

shoulder ulcevo. small rolled buck'

The 1111.!

book. "

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was...»

Most people locate tarnished roomslteur, . <1 .
.\lllillll(.ili5p 11nd tlzlvoling (:(llllfi forj through Sentinel Wont
ling is the crisp residue of fresh pork the younger sols are simple, with drop contain from time

which 1
i
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Add,
to Limo line of

"union that are for wur

for lleopiuglccntorpieces frelih but I

utor tomtho Modern Priscilla.
other peopl‘é would like to try it.
took t

each eii‘d ill
and' sewed on some loops so I Could
hang it up in tilevcloeet or any can
vient place. Then I took muslin and
made nsmany folds as 1 had center.
pieces audeewed 11115111 in the cretonne
cover exactly like the leaves of 11 back.
As I ironnily centerpieces 1 pin each
one inwlpuf. When I went one to use
it is. smooth and fresh, and will lie , urlng liquids. as the rim prevents them
' ' from running _ ov’er.
cup, for measuring flour,
without such 11 11111, so that extru
flour may be
knife.
measuring hot water or for 'shortcn-

flat on the, table.

cook morequlckly in a pic than
,sllccd, [tomthcy do not pack closely lid
sliced do end so the hot air
The “more coolly in contact With the fruit
and cooking is facilitated.

smells of. unions or fish. fill the pan

or or,

'ilOW'HIUCh more .9118in the.

l the

fiffl'UiI'arU-v flag/m Eyflzallt'l',
UH‘HhW‘un.ixflxuniuuxnxgxm ‘ "1g1‘ fl1‘1.\‘\‘b-|.m‘1\‘\.\‘\‘\‘1 01-11 ‘1‘ 1:1.-x’1‘l'1-

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Centerpieces Kept Fresh.
1! 1111.111 seen a number of methods

the my way the best, in lies a contrib-
Perhaps
l
rds of cretoune, hemmed

folded it in the center.

8

Apples cut in irregular pieces will
if

(5011188

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To .oieunae 11 frying 111111 which

 

When-1111c grate is cleaned and pol-

To out hard boiled eggs in ulnoothl
New ‘

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-1 1 . '
7 .1Roda Work Better.
11011111111111; lace and scrim curtains

undies 11. contributor to Los An,

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Good tenants are to be hnd~ for:i11blcspoonlulsof flour; thou, t'otsmnll
or ouunliliou of prepared coho flour

n'dl ortlsing

found 11 help to place scraps of 1101111
in a little has and use the b g 1111 11
dishcloth writes 11 111111111111.
11111 contributor. Empty sugarbdgu or

big for the prpoue.

will
on, writes a contributor to the Ladiee‘
Home Journal.
and one of tin. One glass cup with 11
raised rim is especially good fer méas. .-

ply on furniture
best furniture. and proper it to uny-
'inhed. rub oil over with 11 piece of old ' thing I have
ivelvet. 101d velvet is also very uselulfnlly furniture a beautiful polish, mites
, Smocklul; trims one of (be 1161150an no :1 final polishing cloth for waxed 11 contributor to 1.1111 Angeles LXDIOSS
R1“ and ruffled or banded end of muffh:mout dainty 1111111 ing action] frocks for bonrdetand floor cloths

mon flour in the propmtion of
sixth Illtl‘i 0f CQPIIBUH‘CII 5.0 live Sixth}: ,lGSS operates quickly and ll‘fitéi)’,
parts of flour, sift at ieaut three 111111111, 10111 grilling. causes
110 that the starch and flour
thoroughly lntcrmixcd.‘ As 11 workingiil 1111.11in and retain it.
formula, take five pounds of flour and
add the contents of none-pound 11111114111191 You 11:11:11 only to 115k for l<11~
You will be surprised hgo of cornstarch;
curtainohilll your snlnll flour tin and loop ii.
1ulip on,»-ond11l1oy are not so liable to tightly covered. so as to ho l'cndi' for
: line 111 1111.11 lime. , '

 

-114. air/u!- win/"talnilu’ a

Soap in Bali.

in washington'wishcs it. will he

1’

.Jour f

1111111 flour sacks will be found sulfu-
o

 

Measuring cups
Three measuring cups in the kitchen
uilnpllfy mully cooking process-

3

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Hove two of gluon 1;

fiW/d/fil-fur'u'n 11.

died yesterday, of Bright's disease.

 

gala film

 

use lliu formula for mixing: 13 1-3 {11-
hleunooutuls of flour, 2 2-3 tablespoon-

11111 of cornstarch. Sift three time-1, '

using multiples of this for added cup-

1113 of flollr.———Ladles World.

 

LlTCHFi'ELD 'JAlLER DEAD.

 

Ll'rc'HrlnLD, Nov. 1141111111111

luduon, for seventeen years assistant

other 11: the, Litchlield County jam,
He

lad been in failing health since loot

. pring,

 

The other glam-l
should b1.-

smoothed off with a
The fin clip may be kept for

111; that is to be heated.

 

Furniture Polish.
Take equnl parts of olive oil and

 

i use this on the

111111 used.

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Cake Flour of Common Flour. ‘;
(”like flour can easily be. prepared
)1 adding cornstarch to bread or com
olu1

will he

sift thl'cc times.§

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The culinary cup will hold 111 lore!

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:‘cHloleprrlls PILLS

0 “RA

div-i Ask your "I'll
t'hl- choc tel-'1‘!) lumon Iron-
I'llln in R111 and Hold metallic
lions. :52“ch witill ”Nile Rll-lon

M10 no other.
”lift." 1 11,12" 1111111111111

at. Askhrt‘
nlnmwn 1: duo mm. s. 111115

yearsl'. now-111. llcsl .111an Ailvlyskciililil

Sill!) BY DRilllliISiS EVERYWHERE

llANKHunzsr eP‘EAKs.
”m Rea-om For Militant Methods
In Hartford Speech.

HARTFORD, Nov. 15.41111. 1111111111.
9 Pankhurst spoke bore 'l‘llurudny
, Wilt; before 11 large and enthusiastic
Glance and explained the reasons
or the militant methods oi‘ the [1311111
h euffrugcttce A complimentary
killer was tendered Mrs. Punkburnt
the Hotel Bond and contributions
the amount of 310.000 \verc raised
to the support of "tho 1111111112." in .
5' man Hepburn, preuident of lb.-
gonnoctlout Suffrage association, ore:
" ed and many uuffrngi‘eto from ull
1"“the state attended.

11 1111111111 _
11 1111 111111111

11111 Waste-Clogged Liver
111111 81111915101110th Feel
Bully-1

 

in

 

 

 

 

a 'liJ-cnnt box now.

or: owels; how much your hood
how lnluerubie' and lihilohilo'ftn
on are from conntlputlou, indie
on. billounnceu 11nd 11111111111111 bow;

with Concordia.
on‘t. letyour utomach, liver 1-1111
old 111111111 you inhumanity. Tulle
, covets tonight; put 1111 111111 to tho
'5 1111111111 1111111111111». ominous norv
ens, sick, hour, gooey stomach.‘
kaolin 111111 all other diatl'cuu;
1111 your 1111111211 11111111111 1.1 111 the
been and coneilputed mutter
hill producing tho 111113131113. ,

out boil 11111111111 1111111111 hnppi
d 11‘ clear held for months.
111111 days of gloom 111111 11111111111!
’ ill telm 11 (Samurai now and
All druhulnte coll 'Cniioaretu.

r.

and 11 gentle cleansing, too.

11111 the rear platform.

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odds how bad your liver, atom-1

u always 1111-1, the dl-ulrcd r117

 

 

 

UNCONSTITL‘TIONAL. SAYS
"l SHERIFF 0F ORDINANCE

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Vdilmer‘ Says Officers Must Carry Out
Orders of Court: and Can Use
Trolley Caro.

Sheriff. William Vollmer swhen nuk-
cd yesterday about the ordinance
which was passed by the (‘ity of Hart
ford forbidding any nelson from coo
voylng nuothcr handcuffed or shtick-
led through the htrcetn ii’l‘ nny convoy—
11n1'o on or in which the public to di-
lowcd to rido, undcl' the penalty of 11
line 01120. hold that 1:1 lllu opinion tho
ordinance was unconstitutional.

“We have to curry out the orders of
the court." said Sheriff Vollmcr, “nud
when 11 prisaner in sentenced to dilute
prison we have to take him them.

When i have one or two prieoncru to ,

1111111. up to Welhcrsileld l gencrnlly
Luke a trolley car, after i roach 'Hlli't-
ford and if there are many persons
ill the car i make the prisoners litflllli
When l have
over four prisoners l notify the trol-
élcy company nnd it 111111 11 special c111
'wulting for mo and my 11111311111 unit it
curricu 1111 to our doutinution.
"Them in 11. way ponelbly thutlnlght
bc nll right The Stole might hnvo n
iiluck Muriu' ut the 1111111111 and Whittl-
over i hnvc nny priuonoru to take to
State prluon i could idiopbonc to tho
lnutitutiou 11nd huvo the ‘Mnrin‘ meet
11111 111 the station. i do not one nny
11111111 in lluviug 1.1111111111111111 “do on trol
iey 1111111 in Hartford to 8111111 prluon

11ml 1 lllwuyll undouvor to keep tho'

foot that. 1 they are pl'iuoueru ilwuy
from the public 1111 much on pouulblo.
in other lurlm cltion prisoner» are
taken on trolley corn and thorn in no
objection "

lElhoriff’ Voilmor unld that he had ro-
cei‘vod notice of the 11111111111111 of the
ordinance in Hartford.

wmrs cAlll-rAl. woulsumeur.

STAMFOM). Nov 11; MAlbl'ri ll.
islmcry. 11 well known resident of thin

lily, has written 11 letter to Governor
Baldwin, and thc hourd ol‘ 'Pnrdollu in
' which he 91111111111111.1111 opposition to 12.1.1111
11111111th11 of the (1111111 1111111111111 11111
pound on M1111. 111111111111 .11 Wakehuld lo
111111 tmprtu‘omnout. After 111111111111 from
”it“ 11.111111111111611 of thrice who furor
commutation; lilo writer 11111111 unit "it

 

 

1111111 no 11 nllmfiuio the state if label,

(Mm. Wakefield) 11111111. 111111111111,” and
echo the govornor and the Board of
Pardons to allow tho low to take its

income. . ' .1

DISLUVERED REDDISH BROWN
WOLF.

llll‘ "‘(lL, Nov. 14 ~-1An animal dc-
ucrilletl 1111 11 large rcddioh brown wolf.
which has been rooming frccly through
tho wry thinly settled SOlllilQitSiilrll‘
section of the city for several ‘dzlye
1111111 ililh stricken lcrrqr into the rch‘i-
rlcntu of the dlnlrlf‘t, and while ul-
1112111111»: have. been made to about i
they burn thus far been unsuccceuflg'
The other evening it attacked a dog.
out uilh some lluutcl'u nffii tm'c it no
badly that it had to be shot. iicuidcntu
are nfraid to allow their children to
go out of the house towards evening
or in the early morning far {our of an
attack. ii in oxpectcd that. 11 protein-
ntlc ultompt will be made to get rid
of the unwelcome visitor.

 

llllllli, lillllll Hill
Hill Hillll lllliilllllll

Glrlsl Will Your Hair data
Sufi, Fluiiv 11111 tuxuriant
at Once

if you cure for heavy lmir. that
gllulcllu with bounty 111111 111 rudinnt
with lilo; ililii n11 incompurnllle doll.»

noun nod in fluffy 11nd hum-111111, try
Dunllorluc.
.iuol. one upplioutlou doubles the

bounty of your hair. beuiduu it im-
medhlivly (“timlii'ElI-i every particle of
dandruff; you cannot; .buvo nice,
illulvy, houlilly hair it you hum dun-
drufl'. *l‘hla deutruotlvc scurf rolls: the
hair of its lulltrc, lip strength and its
very life, and if not overcome it pro-
11111-1111 11 fovwiulmeun and itching ot
the scalp; the hair roots fumiah loop
on and die; than the: imir fulln out foot.

llf your hair 111111 been neglected and
111 thin, 111111111. dry, ncruggy or ‘too
oily, set 11 213 will battle of. Knowi
lon’u i‘Jdnderhlo at any 11111111111111 ()1
toilet counter; hllply 11. little nu di-
routed and 11111 11111111111111 utter you will
tiny 111111 Wits the 111111 investment you
ever made. ‘

We alucémly believe, regardless oi

denim doll. lustroun. bountiful 4- 111111
and loin of lt»~no dandruffmno itching
scalp and 1111 more falling hnirwyou
11111111. uue Knowion’u vaudeville. it

 

A uonwbody'u born -11 mile away.

everything also urivertiucd, that if you 1'

MANY DESERTED HOMES CAUSE
'FORECLOSUHES.

Norwalk Property Has Depreciated
and Mortgage Holders Are Forced
to Take Places, ,

.1'1c1'ordlug to 111111.11 told in forc-
clokurc lll‘Ol‘t‘CliillHS yl-nlorduy bolero
Judge. ilrnnolt ill the Suporlor Court. 1
lnud vulues in .‘lorwulk must be lie-1

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ill-(1111111111.. 11nd 111111111 proportl null-ll bc'

tenuntlose. ’l‘ll1.1 lmirtield County Suv-
lngs flunk brought three units against,
the Norwnlk investment (Yo. 11111! the
cl'idollm showed that the property in
volvud in without tcuuniu and is llilli‘ll
run down.
in the first notion therein 1111 1111111-
ty llouue on murull land. with the
lion. running book through i110 unit
mondowu. 11nd over the water to
The
book loaned 31.11011 on thin when
the place was nosing better days. The
amount now dcho $1,568.08. The
experts said the plum Will; not worth
more than $2,500. The ownoru of
the equity have until tho first Monv
dny in lfobruury to reduem.

in the uccond 111111 against the
111111111 company there in Qifildhd 11116
111111 the property in worth about $2.
000. it ill very much run down and
no 111111 llvou in it, 11111111 l‘ili pow 11111]
thou. 1111111111 1111111 no rent.

in the hint 11111111 the property is ill 11
«till more purlliinr condition. 'i‘llo
1111111111 in up on stilts. with no collur.
it lulu been thnl wny for it long time
The property ill on 11311111111111 avenue
and 111111 11 fine view, but no one
1111111111 it 11111111111111 ii. 111 on the fringe
of society in Nbrwnlk. illilt about
whore uoclety‘u dildrief ends dull the
homes of tho prenatal-fut begin. The

second mortgage of $1.000 with 11 few
other nttnchlnonlu. The mat oblate
1111111 111111 the plum might bring :14.-
000. 'i‘llo court allowmi until the
first. Monday in January to micem.
111111111 11111 11111111111] mortgage boldnr can
have until the third Monday.
COLLEGHRESiDENT .iNSTALLED.
GENEVA, . . 'i’., Nominew'i'lio llevr
11121411111111 P. claw/aimed yuulerllay 1111
stalled 1.111111111111111 of .73-1fiillflf'l1'find :Wil
11111115111111. ooiiegeuwldurgz»thnn .300
delegates from 111311191 :omurlcun 11111-
11111211 1111qu large 111111111111 11111111111111.1111
Hobart and Wuhan-1 Smith were 111111111
out 111 the ceremony '
1:111. Powell hull held 11 puetorute ht
Nortilomrton.

 

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ovontllullywwby out bowl

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bunk cinimll $2.530.R4 and there in 11 .

ELECTRIC ZONE WAENING.

 

'Riding on Car Tops Forbidden In its

Vicinity.

Al MANY. \' Y..Nor.l1‘1.~~ldlnploycs
of H111 N11“ York \‘(111' llnvon & llart-
tofu milroud 11111 iol'biden to ride on
the tops of “1111le cars ill the "clue-
111311 7.01111" in the vicinity of New York,
by rules udoplcd by the publk service
commission yesterday Nlulwrouu accl-
dents halve been investigated recently
ill which truiulucll were not lonely in-
jured by coming in contact. with
"toll lnlc wnrlling mlordu" on bridges.
which had become charged with elec-
tricity. Tiitl new rules are intended to
minimign such accidents

1mm IN 31111311 AND 11.111111111111111
'i‘ormcnththousnmlu of people duily.
liont be one of those uufforers when
for no. llgtlnmont you can not null rid
of the cuuec. Foley Kidney Pills be.
gin ”Hill? good work from the very
first. dope 'l‘hey exert no direct on
cotton midl‘ho kidnovu 11nd bladder
that the pain and torment of backache.
rheumatism and kidney trouble hi
noon dlgplillcd, For unto by all drug-
pints.” ,

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11121131111111 FOR cadence aroma
GOMPANY.

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[with 111.

iiAltTil‘Olbh, Nov 15.W~Cflri Stern-
bury, iii West Hartford, 1111111 today up~
11111111111}, pprlllnncni rccolvcr of tho
(olillwtii'fii. 0111111111311 fitono Company
111' New inlinln 11137 111111111 William 9
(hole ”Willi Superior (iuurl. lie uuc~
coodu 31.11.111an N. Dunning. of thiu
oily. Whip 119111 boon telmiorury 1111,.
celvunndnwhouc permanent appoint.

110111.11” .erJ.’
'1 «.11 «11111
bouupnqun 11011 Fonoenv.

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uoouvnnn, Nov. iiiimcilm‘iilfl 1.11-

111111 unthiwenty two. 1111111 bound over

to tbdcfillputlor Court by Judge Fink

In tilenflitmlclmrt yuuiorduy on :1

charge ofildorgcry. 11111 bonds were

fixed at 31,900. it is alleged null.
hint monthwllucuu not. eonuhlorubls

1111111113111? ingulng fraudulent 1111991111.

1111, uninitiated at Hartford.

1113b lialrt
Long illicit. hem lullr. Want this limit

. 211’: Hair W or 1101111111111 will.
ngnottuiortilye b.1151 ill" o»
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TITANIC SURVIVOR HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

 

Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Were Youggeat
of Bridal Couples on Iii Fatcd
Vessel.

WILTON. Nov. 15.-—-Newu comes
from Dolroit of the serious injury of
Mrs. Frank Bishop, daughter of .‘ler-
rold Wnlton, for many yours 11 rest
dent of Wilton. Mrs. Bishop was un-
rlously hurt by an accident to her 1111-
tomobile 801113 days ago and her
condition was very serious ill. one time.
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop were the young-
out of the bridal couples in the Titanic
disaster and were returning from
their bridal journey through Europe.

i’l‘hcy were great fuvoritcu 011 board.

being dubbed the “Married Kids," on
account of their youth, They wulc‘
among the lost to leave the uillkizlg1
ship, being literally thrown into 11 lilo.
bout by 1111 officer, after it bud begun
to be lowered away. They were rou—
cued by the Cornluulh, and were woo
domed by Mr. and Mr». Walton at the

pier;

 

MOROB WELCOME GOV. HAHRlBON

MANlLA. N0V.15.WTlliiilfinlld8 111
Moron wolcomod Oovornoriiolu-mi
ii‘i‘linciii llurtou llorriuon on l1l11 iti‘l‘l
\nl toduy in the town of lolubnte,
province of Moro, Mindanao. ill the
couruo of 1m address, which won louu«
l.v chocrcd. thc governor-goucrnl c11-
domediirlg.-Gonernl.lol1n .l. Porch-
hlg’u odlnhllutrutlon of the Department
of Mindnnuo while he won nonunuzldor
there. and expressed his 111151111 111. the
general» dopurture.

A delegation of More chief» waited
ou'ihe governor-general 111111 1111111111111

menl .lvumoppmu-d by .W‘lr'imi “‘0‘ ed the continuation of the American

Government of the diutriot of Zambon-
gn, and also made other 11111111111111; to
which liovernontlenerol ‘l‘lnrrleon re
pliud in cordiul 1111111111. angling
would do the 1111111111 1101111111111 to rot
fill their requeutu. in responding to
the biorou' protout inguinal, Filipino
control. the governor general prtlulinod
themml 11111111111111: govmnment.

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EUFFERING .PflOM GAB POISONING
W

Nov. lite-Mrs. Harriet
i-lurtf‘ord

lliltil’fil‘filtl).
hingnbun', fifty, is in the

”capitol in 11 ueriouu condition tram.

111111 coinciding. Bile mull found 11111111111
11111111111111 her 111111111, No.11 'i‘nlcott
111111111in ncinhburu 111111 forouuou. (in?
111111 [31111111111 from on llnlighted burner
in kilo rungs. it 111 believed to town
been ucoidéutul.

.1101 film the stomach.

.murk is 11 green (111511111 1911f 0111

.‘wnu... H,

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BlSlllR llll ll [All

SOMETHING THAT SCIENCE
TRIED T01GET FOR 3,000
YEARS.

 

 

Good bye, drugs and pills!

The perfect laxative 11115 al'l'h-‘ti

Kellogg‘s; Tasteless Custer Oilwluho’o
2111511111155 by a method which chemists
It Win ill"? have tried to find for

21,000 years.
This is not 11 flavored or disguiwd
onstor oil. it is just pure caster oil

Iwithout taste or odor.

better castor oil than the old evil inal-
iug, evil smelling kind. While 1101111
1,0f the taste remains, none of the good
has been taken out. Kellogg‘s 'l‘ae‘e-
xvi ha
no gas. and dos->1
Children 111113

The drug stores have all been 3111-4

lung's Tasteless Custer Oil, 23c. or 511111
size. it is not sold in bulk. The trade
the
label. bearing the Kellogg signature.

Mode only by Spencer Kellogg 111:
Sons, 11111., Bulfalo, N. Y., refiners oil
vegetable oils.

LOCKJAW CAUSES MAN'S DEATH.

HARTFORD, Nov. l5.~«l.ock.‘l.1'.v
01111111111 the (lentil ol‘ (‘lmrlos D11 til-.11.
of Windsor. ln St. Francis Huspi'lll
yesterday. ’llle 1111111 1111.11 injured in .111
automobile ill-chimp, (111111111111 :1, as
loft arm bring frucllll'rd. The wound
(lid not hunt 111111 1111111111.»: 111.11111iopl1d.

__4... mm .___........... .

DISPROVED 11'.
in lnlking of bliss Mouoybuue
Jock hardly was discreet.
She llcnrd him call her dull,
She cut him on the street.

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WOMAN Slllli
HilllilEEN lEl‘iRS

Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham’ 5 Vegetable
Compound

Elkhort ind.:w“l “11111111111 for four—
teen years from organic inflnmmetiml.
“I, fomnlc wonknrw,
ll pnin 11nd irragululh
' tics. The pump in
v.‘ my filth-ii Word 111w
cracked by walking“

‘ or uiuuding on 1‘1.y
_1 font and l bud 1111 i1
awful insuring 111111. 11
".4" foolinmi, Will! do»
prompt! in 111111 11
5 11nd liocnmc thin 111 ii
pulowiihdull. lit-.111 y
' 11311211. liuuiuixdo:
torn from whom i rurul 11rd only 11111111111
rmy rollof. I decided to give Lydln ll.
twinkbum a Vogvtnblo Compmlud u in 1'
'11'lulondnleo the Sllnnlivo W hell. 1 ho . u
now used the rclncdm for four mom! 11
11nd cannot 9111111111111 my thanks for wt of.
they have done for me.

“if these lines will be of nny how it;
you huvu my pvrminnion to publbh
11111111.” M111. 8111 .11 W11 1.1411111, 1'15
hunch litrout, Illkhnrt, indium.

Lydiu P3. Pinhhum’ 11 Vumstnhle (b.1111.
pound, math1 from native tooth and 511‘” «1
contniml no narcotic or harmful 1111111111.
and 1111- tiny} holdu the record of buingtl 111
most unoccunl‘ul remedy for {11111111111 lo
we know of, 11nd thouunmlu of volonluvy
tesdlnnnlnlu on file in the Podium
laboratory lit Lynn, More” seem to
prove this fact.

on town the nilghiont doubt;
that Mitoi I'inkimm’nVuguio-
lilo (iommund will he! i yolnwrilu
to 1111111111 liminlthmo 111111411111 11.
(confidential) Lynndi‘inum, 1111111111..
vice. Your] letter-will be oponml.
road stud drummed by a. million,
111111 hold in. Strict confidence»

 

 

 
 

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