VINO 'I‘*\'.L“\‘\‘\“I
«II any at v,"'M.vv-U,U.~f1u.
.r
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Princess Pudding. '
a pint of whipped ‘,cream two
oi! butter. a pint tot stale cake
‘ one orange three eggs three
changer and a half cup of jel
{plead the butter and cream until
it over the cake crumbs odd.
beaten yolks or the eggs the or»
ice and the sugar. Bake in
van. When it is done. remove,
with the jelly, beat the whites:
gEgg. pewter frosting, and spread
uddimr. Sprinkle with shredded
count and bake to a golden brown.
tn.
All:
E
. Pork Cake.
cups sugar. one cup sour milk. 1
p of molasses, one pound. or two
. inced fat pork, one pound rai-
Efour eggs. half a nutmeg oifie
‘ n cinnamon, (.qu teaspoon sodu
. make a still? butter.
o
Roxhury Cake.
do half a cup of sugar one cup of
3, one cup of sour milk, yolks
our (5555 three (ups of sifted
,two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon.
teaspoont'ul of cloves, grating of
eg two teaspoonfuls of soda,
bites of four eggs one cup of cur-I
Exits or nut meets. Prepare in tho'
lull manner, sitting the soda 'Iud‘
'plcesinto the flour and then sitting
a Whole together. The lt‘i Inc makes
roe dozen small cakes
French Omelct
so time yolks than u h1trs of eggs
6 insure the ploper tenderntmh The
pain uhpuld be mnail and thin, to no-
cure a thick omelet and quick cook-‘-
lug For a small omelet, tnko two‘
whole eggs; and the yolks ofltwo more;
them with a spoon until u lull spoonful I
can he Etnkcn up mid three tablespoon-
‘tnlu or water one fourth Icaspoom‘ul
{suit and a dash of pepper and when l
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it IIEEIIEII wartrwné
Assnolmou bans;
ACK‘SONVlLiaE, It] 3]., NOV JII.E-—< ‘
nterways Anson-I Inn hole
urgent need for the. lnlprmcnlcnc
it inner trade route along the coast
mphasized and recent destructive
tel Storms were. pointed out no on
nutrient
’lliie convention in the sixth
.0 association has hold. liclegntes
in ottoudunco from all the States
3113 the Eastern coaiit of tho United
too, all or them pointing out the
Enomlc need for the inlund wnter
lite. immediately after the invocn‘
” by the Rev William A flobuon.
relegated ‘wore welcomed to thoE
the State by Governor i’ark 'l‘rnnI-
WW,
I tilltHiliIiRl Ill
lillitlllillili lilliit
me M. .
' on (ML 13 TAeTELct-se NOW.
p o Tall-talc" Castor OH I: Pure.
' Without “facts or Small.
,W.tliutE.c1mtor oil III meltdown
laxative bull nrrlvod.
than ‘l‘uctcluas (Inutor on u
not of the Kellogg oil bull‘s.
Ed the children do not object
bye, druguE and pillu
hooters hove always recoup
-RECIPiiiSE
Ind—op; m... “0......
'well mixed turn into II but omelet panl
by Mayor Van C. It'iwourlngen, uuo‘
Oil has come into ilu own:
IoI- uI-QI‘n-n‘xv. w» I‘I‘in /ar
alanv. m u.v,u.'-1 any. and union.
1‘.‘._E F ,V
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do which 11 tablespoontul of butter has
been melted. Move to a hot part of
the range for a few seconds then with
a thin knife or spatula separate the
cooked portion from the side of thei'
frying pan and shake the pan back and.
fotth in such a manner that the coolfiIdI
portion many rumple on the pen and
leave space for' the uncooked egg to
N1: down upon the hot surface or the
pen When cooked to n creamy censia:
tency thioughout begin at the sldo
of the pan next. the bundle and roll the}
omelet over and over and then-upon a.
hot plate. Serve at once.-—IChicago
Inter Ocean.
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.1 Roll Breakfast Cake.
There may be made up the evening:
before Place in the linking pun and
set in a cooi’ place to rise slowly until
EEmm'ning,t then bake for breakfast Set‘
a small sponge, just enough to make brightened a Shit Of “My blue 331“" a short Russian coat. in heavy ‘EiEsOIiI ly a large room furuinbcd with dark‘
a pint of dough. When this is ready dine and added the requisite contrnut black material worn with a shirt; in; mission furniture. and llnisbed in dark
to place in baking pans, ad}! to it. four'
scout tablespootifulu butter. two of;
sugar, the well beaten white of an
egg Mo saltspoonful of soda dissolvcd:
in a little warm water and halt a ten-
spoonful of. ground cinnamon. or if
you use it a few drops of rose water
flavoring. Mix thoroughly together. I
using ‘sufliclent flour to make. u doulzlr
stilt enough to roll out. Roll out quur-2
ter of un inch thick mid spread wltlti
)cnlci. light with 0an egg. Roll up
like jelly cake und u 1th a sharp knife:
lout trnnmrc'rsclv into pieces: an inch,
1 .
‘tlIle.
Set 0' ends close together in:
butterot. huhlng puns and let stand
until \tIly light dill] then buile in
rIIthcr a quick oven. Those.” are good
cold or poll no hot. :
f-l
Good tenants me to
the udvortislnn.
be luulw-ior
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litespouscu by (.meruor (‘ burials
LMillqr.E of. Delaware, and Lieut-
Governor 'dt‘rnnk lI‘i. iiowc, 01 Vermont,
\\ (Ire on the program.
IIIIcl.
beuslonu covering four duys till‘ II\
terwny Ivar. contruntcd with Inuuy of
the Western river projects to the dis-
.IdIanoge of the bitter.
l Representative .1. Hampton \loorc.
that of Pennsylvania, pummel“ or the d.,.iu;1ce between the Atlantic and i'uci-
uoclutiou, preulded and rend bit: on-
nual leport. lie declared the arch to
be aided by the improved wutcr trunn-
portntion facilities contained it) per
cent. of the entire population of tho
United States and fill pcr cent of all
the wugc camera. I
i’roklucnt Moore pointed to the met
that the four ports, to be touched bv
the propoaod wutorwuy. collected tour-
iIfthI-i of tho cunt-unis reunion and
that through them puuuod nloutE ottho
import (1: 1d export luminous ol the coulb
try. Thin email territory, comprising
the oi lglnnl thirteen pinion, nlld
which. he unid, wuu bnrolv more tbun
a thumb mnrk on the map of the Unit-
ed «Stilton. produced 1'18 per cent. of all
the munuinclurok and Ill) per cent (It
uII the cool In ItIlI country.
'l‘houo facts. be pointed out uhould
be token Into conhldurnllon by Ilon-
krona in looking the next. npproprln
ltion for river und littrbor improve-
Iuentll. l-ic declared that tho Atluutlc
uonhonrd won more Il'vortliy of consider-
bublutoly Without With or umoll .utiob by (hummus; 111ml oil the other the sen along the Atlantic. count in the
portu of the United Hinton combined
A11 tuudlug to Idtuw how the luck of
uduuuuto Irn :Iaportutiou incrouucd the
{cool at living in the Euniurn Btnton,
l‘reuident Moore Hold:
""l‘hp problem cupfroutiup the own-
elitism why of limiting It oiled
II; "miller It purltliiii‘the oh
hell it more ettoctlvu
work thou the 0111mm
“ind: sold at in their utmost in
wold kind. mixed or flttVtiI‘tlii.
iti‘l‘nturé’. lccllogg‘ (1. ill on III"
the in 21. green center but: trade
ore of neglected liuutorn lundu 111
e a pluglu bit. of good out Olgdfiafiy up; problem or trttnuporlntiun. ummendntione of the army engineers."
it in the problem oi the producur to
not to market. It problem ruuulllnp
dg’Il Tucteregg limit“? Oil “068 from the concentration or population tinned document Moore, commuting
buslueuu activity atom; the lines
rhtironda. while vuat “notches
' m
I at be
-’Ii litu- Imtllri. but In hulk Mil of country have cultured nhundonmeut upprumhmg the completion of pm in“.
it union or you 1nd? be given bc’cuuw the wateri‘vuyu that have for- m”. Canal. the grant... at modern
merly served-them well. were not up
to modern uihhdurd.“
President lituuro declared Runways
tn the 1mm... rotates needed rebel.
W in! Spencer Kellogg It from the emphatic conditions that prim; in thin trpmonuouu 11nd
initial). ‘3“ .Y" refluhrs of made the rapid delivery of freight an wIIE
impolIEshllhly. duudltlons Ere ouch. he
practical, and they are only comfortI
Enhle when worn with the wnietconte
Item. added a decorative finish which
‘clo‘tboe um displuylng tile jmveled but
‘uho lol‘i lusting lcpntutions. E
aria/All: fi/m'av n fi’fifdb Jr wleEE-w'lrln/m p‘ .n ul'av’ a- ‘u
an» av u'
an -40 fiI‘u‘T\‘s\r-\‘\‘Eux~h\m~m tum it Out I‘tu)‘.¢\\th\fl-xm in
w"... on
Latest Word Iu‘Walutcouts. .1 the effect In decidedly good when the
The itiiit word in waistcoato has not fur “1&me the COIIIH‘BII-e 0’ trim-
yet been cpokcnwif one. mtfy believe 1301M alone ~1b5' any mounts. to? ““i
the testimony of her eyes. unys tt .wrltv JWRBWWSBGS 78nd oven the house
er for the New) York Tribune.
when the popularity of this ueétul ad
junct to the tailored suit was begin-
ning to wane along comes the observa-
less jacket. whiolulu moat wearable
when combined with the "sleeved"
waistcoat. Even the fur jackets are
now out without sleeves, though the
Idea to decidedly more "teddy” their
front, which they be dignified by that
name waistcoat 'l‘hore are waintooatn
of silk and loot; which add smartnew
to the cloth dreuu tiny in to ‘hc worn
under the fur cent during the winter
months. A navy blue horde dress owes 1
its entire chic to a green and whitel
ctrlpod waistcoat which crosses in the
front. The points extend below the
patent: leather belt. and bright green
satin buttons mark the crossing
Even home ot‘ the latest nookweurl
is built ulohg the lilies of the waist
coat and the. neck fixings in which that
I
having wnrm, padded sleeved. As it
rule. the waistcoat for this purpose hr1
developed. in a heavy satin. perhaps
the wool back satin or n fleece lined!
I
taffeta, and generally in plain colors. ilchu like collar and waistcoat are
Waistcoats of tapestry are quite el—E combined are ambitious efforts
tectivo especially when out on the. I
soVere linen. A hundsOmo model Many ottbopluintnilorod suite hovel
I
I
of color in a simple manner. As the
coat .of the unit was strictly tailored.
the turned back collar and rovers or
the waistcoat, spreading out over the
one of the now coloriugu, until as. EtheE-
new deep plum shade or red. one of
the new grn) greens or a bountiful
yellow bronze. in (10th nilk or Velvet.‘ I
The. separate black coat in the striped I.
and corded velvots is. a useful one to
wear with colored gowns. or separate
skirts of plaid wool or silk. I
would make it possible to wear the
‘euii. to n semi fmmnl afternoon lunc-
tion. The \suittcont l’uetenod with tiny
gold buttons matching. the nurrow
gold guloIi’ need in binding the edges. whentlnei Wants are It quid! WNW]
The buttons .11:- important. Items in and Inexpensive means or communI-
3wil' be the most interacted.
garment into a creation north.» the
rutI (loin l’uix. Women who spare.
no‘EexponI-lo In getting efforts in thell
i
'l‘cn per cent. of discomfort in El
flrnieued room in too much—Jar you i
can find one thma at least “99 pet .
cunt comfortable by answering somo‘l
ud’v‘. '" E
tons others ure (Ingcrly melting the
old pauto‘buttl’ins, worn by the gentry
oi thr- past. and Ihc lmmi-puinlcd but-
tons'l. eomctiincs th‘t’; work" of nrtlrtn
it‘ur
bulimia ham also lit‘i‘il ndopi..mi nud.‘
MM—
lion BOIiOld héhwrn I than. Mkficnlincl
\"nni Ads. for (ililllI'OS to find more
uppreoiative employ era.
I
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suld,tl1ut it no; It (mnuunn occurremc international (ompotiio’lh for South
tor it our of ”eight. to rcquitc IuoIe Aulcllcnu trudc
limit :1 work to truxcl has-.4- [1qu buy “'\\(I. blue not. qudc our I'Imt expon-
Emilee. diturc on tho intiminu without It cor-
“‘1i it tubes five days to Hillp l’rclght' responding decrease in the county of
.
PM” gm" sufficient IIDDI‘oszlntioIs by pooled to bring many speakers to Ithowf’m“ Philadelphia 10 (-‘lllialt'l. :1 dbl-“funds available for river and bulbor
w'orlgreusg to conlplete the proposed “,th mgem need f0, 1111 imlnedinton an inner oi l2 milcu, or 6 (luvs to Two-E improvomcntu at home. (to this extent
d waterway 1‘0utc along tluI Atlun Eproprintion to complete the work ai- Ion. 3“ “I“I’I‘i 01 13 IIIIB‘B I0 \(Iw Y‘Qlk.J how we yielded our :Iocosuitieu to out
coast featured the opening of tho rIIndI underlnkcn. both by the Federal 5'0 “mi-‘31 ”III nus I‘I‘CI‘IIUY dI‘III(IISiI'-III putriotiulnl nor ucro those funds to
WMIOII of the Atlantic lineperE Gov_eIuInont and the scvcrui Staten M ii III evident thut the Iuilrondu moved from home century of clrculn
toll. w As a 1m cuno producing 11 id trade chr- “PM I‘E‘iii'l'
tying project the Atlantic ln‘lond Wit-‘E
ll tu’th-z an IIUIII‘ and III tlon without rodliting the, home nup-
hnli‘ only to ship from Philadelphia to ph of ready each This huu added to
(Theater by untcr, Ii hours to Trenton.‘ the increauo in the cost of living,
and mm mum to New York" “11 we had spent $400,.000000 I111-
The eully completion of the Panama moving the rivers and bnrbolu of the
(.‘nnul and tho conueuucnt shorter din-i United States we would have secured
Inuny of tho improvements of which
he counts uiuo wuu uued cffcctholy to- We now stand in noed._und we would
dny as no argument for the improve-
ment of the Atlantic count waterway.
together with the project of n similar
nature from lI‘loridn to (iplventon
ulong the Gulf of Mexico.
It was "declared that the umullel
conutwtuo craft could with greater auto-
ty use the inland waterway along the
IBIII illiIIS Bil
KIIIIIEI llIilllBit
East 11nd South outputs to much the ca- TAKE pants AEE'r FIRST SlaN OF
mu than to take tho more buzurdoun 'BLADDEB‘IRMTAT-iori on
journey on the high con». BACKACHE.
WW—
Frequent" dovuutntinu ulormu along .
the t-‘Iouthcnetcru count or the United The Amcrrrnn men uud women illllrit
Button also wore pointed to my uruu- gourd conumntly nuninnt Kidney tron
montu for the improved wutorwuy. titu- ble, bornuuo we out too much and all
tiuticu were quoted to ubowt‘tho tro~' our food in rich Our blood in tilled
moudouc lone of life and ploperty. tho. with uric acid which the kidneys
greater portion of Which. the vorloquIItI-ivo to tutor out they weaken from
epuokoru dotilared. could be united Wore overwork become Hillldl‘gilill; tho clim-
n outer punuuuu for email vuunelu pro-IIIIIIIIVI? tinnitus clot; and the ruuult Ia
vlded. ' . kidney IrbnbltI blunder weukncuuumd
”The record in too utronn for oven 11 tumor“! decline in. health
the uopbiutlcuted to counteract " (Io-i When your hltluIIyII 1‘.qu like humus
ulltltld i’reuldont Moor:I In bin utidrouti. of lend: your buck Inn-In or the urine
“but me repeat It “Kalil““lhii tail of: :11 r'IoIltly. out of «(ailment or you me
obliged to cook roller two or three
tllnuu during the 'niuht‘; it you under
with sick hoodlum. or diary. nervous,
uphill». acid utomuch. or you hove rhoua'
lliiitlfim when lhc‘ weather in bed set
from your pharmacist about four (quc
on of .‘ln‘d outta; tube 11 mhlospooufut
in u gluon of dollar before brunkfnut
tor at low dnyu and your kldnoyn will
then not line. This tumour Milli III
made from the meld (it-I grcpeu and”
lemon juice, combined-I with llthlu.
and hen been need for decorations to
1111911 and IItIquiulo clogged humor»;
to neutralize; ther' mitts ili'tile urine
in It no louder It: In Murrow truth-
£11511. thug ending tiadtllir Wm
Jtu mils windmill; cannot nil
lure. malthll r delightful
lithiuswntcr beverage, and belongs In
tun yours from 11100 to tilitl. won 2. 209
liver. The dihuutcrs numbered Il,E'iilIl.
involving as property loan in olititititi or
tiilullll. 000. That lotus with n low but»
try lulliinllti added. would have been
unliiclont to link up .lncktlonvillo with
(lone Cod. In accordance with the rec-
'"l‘hcru in another plume of title (Ines-
tion to which 1 shall briefly rotor," (tun-
tbo value of Panama Gould and Atlan-
tic count waterway nmiect‘u. "We are
wutormya, and It glorioun meet at E
American chill in hitéiuet‘lring The
estimated cost of the Ghoul in Milli.-
Gilli. (hill. The benefits or our (inter-
hint
accrue Jot only to Grant B itttin u mistake by having a {food kiddo?
(lemony. who are our principal ditching my time. ‘ ~
Mid
Jung. frocks display an arrangement in the ‘
Egauollne oil and candles, and tbenhe
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macaw...” .. A __... w ‘
effervescent
every home. because nobody can make
wit-v ‘1'!qu wig/fl a!
.u tun-nun. ‘KW'W
Sailing Half the Light Bill.
“Fifty per cent. of (III urtliilrlul light
that‘ia need in the homtI is wanted."
1 incl. couldn t. belioqu. myself when
the young enginedr, who known some
thing about light and light effects.
made this broad stntmnent. He added
tbnt it. molten no difference whether
the light hource In (electricity, linen
’ l
proved his otutement lie rcdncud‘the
Monte to dollars and cents, and showed
me a multitndeof little things that:
were eating up the tender light rays?
and multiplying my light What by a to
ml of .10 per cent, says a writer for
ithe Country Gentleman,
An ordinary white well. if clean, will:
reflect fully 70 per cent of the avail-
nble It: ht. The same room ilniuhcd in i
(lurk brown will reflect only 13 per
cent! E
It costs money to illuminate proper-
brown burlap darker woodwork and
chocolate ln‘bwn pnper.’ But, though
the brown reflects but 13 per cent of
the light the ratio of loss is not slit
large on this would indlcuto the loss
being about three to one«thnt is. IE‘
will require. about three times the-
origiuu. enndlo power to illuminate
properly it room which ' has been
changed from a light finish to :1 dark
'i‘uko tI rump thut in puporcd with a:.
doubled.
lotupolcd with chrome,
uhiic
lint there is something clue to no
cousldoled. lu actunl practise uuchff
u mum pould ho nnRuEElsi‘uctory There! .
II.. :1 \(III quut Rllike a happy medium:
and 1m shudcs and tints tbut \Iill rd"
iltIct light ~ I
(ilivI of commoncst ways to
Yellow
lilo
(hunches hum dcrivud the bcnclit or
our enormously increased circulation
of cupitul. with its inovltnblo employ-
ment of lnbor III. II proiltnble \vugu;
but since we have constructed the
Panama Cnuui and are proud of it, it
is fair to aerobic thut we (shall now
be able to obtain grcutcr attention for
our home necessitlou and thut In all
reasonableness, we uhnll soon be able
to increase our appropriations for iIIEI-
poltunt projccth within the borders of
the United States."
Closing his uddroau President Moore
tuned the delegates to lose no oppor-
tunity to ndvnuco the improvement of
the Atlantic Coast project.
CURRENCY REFORM FIGHT.
Not Expected to Be Finished for Two
Months.
WASHINGTON. .‘ov title-The cul-
roncy reform struggle was trnnut’orred
from the open Sonuto today to the clou-
loll precincts of :1 Democratic putty
conference. . Lenders did not expect
théy conference would come to any
binding agreement upon nupport of tho
Owen bill an a whole. ’l‘hoso unpport-
but that bill .thh but received the
general endorsement of i’rohidout Wil-
uou. were determined. however, to
light out behind closed doors uuy un-
fcrchuou that might exist between
I them and tho Ito-culled Hitchcock wing
or the pnrty. and to reach uceueral
understanding that there uhould be no
wholouniu chuuguu mode in tho Owen
hilt
The motion dociulout to call a con-
crouco. reached by tho lMllltldt‘atitl
lenders yentorduy. revived hop: to-
du‘y in the minds of the more enthu-
biiiiitid «Importer» oi the udtlllnihtm-
tlonbiil that. the Senate would be able
to puns the Immune before Gut-lettuce.
The majority of the members of tho
‘pommlttoe that prepared two conflict-
ing billu do not Impact, howvor. tbut,
by on holding nopuionu until ti oolock
ouchuvcningdheflennte canipuau our»
runny legislation before the
port at Jnnuttry.
tmw
BTAEBEBED A POLICEMAN.
HRIMM’OHT Nov. 2ti.~E--Jolltillh
I
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v
Brunéwiok. N J. was: arretted here
today on n plummet utebbiuulu police-
man in the back. in New ilrunuwick
He won recognised from it deucrlptiou
limit from new lower. linden admit-
ted his guilt, the police titty and said
he had been living In this no gluon
the assault on the gunman.
fl'qlw/RLFV,’
‘ plenty
TEL—I .
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latter
Fltofcn. pilot; Joseph euro, oi New
'W‘ .
fl .1 “I
\ha In“. ‘1..." u- ‘ ‘\u'\.1:\‘\-\‘\‘ n\-(‘\‘\‘\-.‘\..‘\:.‘t‘
lumpc or gas mantles long after they:
are worthless. All electric lumps de-
teriorate in value after a few hundred
hourn. After the ordinary carbon til-
nmcnt incandescent lumps have been.
burned 750 hours they drop 20 per.
cent. in efficiency and should be, chang-
cti immediately. To burn them longer
mount»: a loss oi? [10 per cent, if not
more. ' ‘
Mmpubades and reflectors were
formerly made solely for ornamental
purposes, but now they are really de-
signed to direct and reflect the light I
4'. Walk into almout any home and you
will find people trying to read or
ncrk beneath a large, lamp suspended
high above their heads, wasting itu
precious: ll.-.' ht rays in useless ladie-
Itlun to all parts of the room. By
-. l. unplug n ls-ceut glues reflector above
the. lump u mnjority of the light rays‘
waste light in to burn old incundchcentlI
Hula-via! w
light; you merely purchase the enemy?
to be changed into light; nnd if tout
do not get the maximum amount on
light from the energy Consumed you
are buying at n lose. if you would
have. an abundance of light. bulb-I.
Witch and polish the glans reflectors.
keep the lamps as clean as possible. I
“4.74”...”
FREIGHT"ERATE RAISE COMES
MARCH 2ND.
Xew iluven road officials must strut;-
glo along all winter without a (‘tllEiillI'ii
of increasing the road‘s income by on
increuse in freight rules. An order ol’
Ilhe inter-state commerce commission
has postponed the propo‘sed advance of
.3 per cent, until March 2, Hill. Rafi--~
road officials-1.11mi expected the in-
creuse today, buying; iiled their llIIw
sthcdulcs October 1.?
Shippers ale somcwhut phased whh
the. postponement. They had felt. the
can be collected and directed down on
to the work and there will be light u-‘
lamp will often give enough light:
\IIIIII-I n Zucundle-power lump foils.
and for half the cost. I
in limit cases cithel too many 111111 1.4
are used of tl1(I units are too large‘
With proper reflectors and shades the.I
cost could be easily out in half. I‘
it, in usually prcief‘nble to have
bonu- transparent reticrtor rather than
on (phone one, so that all the light
ploeorw the original ut’t‘cc‘. A pl'Is-l
mnlit glues reflector will ht:- lound to.
give excellent satisfaction in this clove
of lighting ‘
lluot end dirt. and cnrbou dIIpoeitu
on u lump globe or shade mean 11 con-
E<couent lo.“ of light nnd mom-v Ro-
nquIbor that you do not purchdse
WOMAN RETURNED TO TORRING-
TON,
Selectmen Thought They Had Shipped
Her and Children to Old Country.
roltluxtl'ron. Nov. 211-“le“?
icctmcn of this town wt‘l‘o rudI-lyf
clinched totluy whon thvy rotolvvd 11
letter from tho Hamburg:Atucriruu
Stc'unwhlp (‘mupuny stating that the
New link oiilcv- bud refunded to Mrs
l‘InII Lek, it puupcr whom the unlori
men n wuck ago thought thev “Will,
scnlliuv. book to her native countly
tho price of the tickets-«SSS. 40 that
‘10 town had bought for her and her
two childlcn for the trip to ltusuiu.
.lirté lick and ,licr children worm
tukcn to New York. November 17. W
it?) "guilt of the town who now them
ubourd but did not see them utenl
ashore llci'ore the vol-Incl clipped hor-
I'uhleu.‘ llcuideu furniuhing the wmnnn
nith tickolu for the voyage. the town
prove a $5 bill for her other expenses
on the voyage. Mrs. Lek returned to
’i‘orrinptou the next duy. November In,
11nd went lit once to the ueieclmnn‘u
.oiiloe to unit for more money. but ro-
coivod neither welcome nor money.
Elbe told the unloctmen illut uhu did
not have money enough to mukc the
journey to her European home, and
that. her huubnnd, who who bud eluted
previously. had deported her and her
children, won waiting for her in (New
York.
The marathon tholu‘thl they might
Secure It ruI‘qul of her Dniiiiilila money
from the ntonmuhip company. and so
wrote to the company. only to receive
word Iotiuy thut till-n. lop bud ulrondyl
secured tho rotund/ 'l‘hu holoctmotr
uru now looking for the woman. who-
vanished utter returning to mnko tur-
tlIor solicitation of mode from the or.
iiciuluEnnd n church. l
Wow WW
N EW TH EATRE STARTED.
a
Iln this way It 10-Candlc-power'.
lludloy Ill lloyt, of South Norwnlk. E
increase inevitable and were prcpnr-‘Id,
Ito meet. it. in New Haven the {In—-
crease probably would not have work
j'ed so much hardship to the average!
Ishippcr as have tome of the olbw‘
methods that have been used by tho
1.1ilrouds to alcomblish the same (- 1d
without a definite incrcnse of rates ll.
Eis bclicxed hillh methods as ('lldlltl-‘I-i
LEiII classification and an increase in the
EEEEEEInIiIIiqum cmloud “eight haxe oft-xv
a'ipImed to be very expensive to ship-
11ers The increase (Il‘tlt’lPd by I‘m
:couunisslon applies only to intelstzxio
I
.folitulng: two thirds of a cup of 3113— l the muting of a wniwtcont, for they cntion. They attord it “"9“ way “ulcer. (hocolulo und repupor it with I will not be tiltecied dowt,nw1rd fol It Eshipmenis as interstate mus are m.
dmay .tr‘unsfoxm the most commonplace Etnrrying a message to “‘9 ones who'ornnrrc and the Illuminntion will lIoIEiI4 (icuiruhle that some he allowed “Hug-r the supenleion of the public sm—
lt uould be tripled it it were E puss through the rtIllectOr nnd illumlu Iym (.0111111Issi011 (u this slum.
o‘ ' etc 1111:, interior of the dome and ilqu- E
liliJHESTEli 3 Pl utc
THE INA 1103") uh .\\’I l),
Lotiltul Auk 5 our Drug: Ml (it
I lil 4.{-1uvtu r’l Iiinnlout. hm”-
l’iilo in Red and Gold 11. ltlt
twins. sc'llc‘ rith lllmm 1‘ II «In.
'1‘ like” no oiquIr .1.v at .our
‘ I unfit-TEE?!
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Dru A‘ t (
magnum I: it\
your: :IIIIirwunillcnt '11:.
" sole ilIr' protects outwith
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ICE TRAIN WRECKED,
l’ItOtiiilI‘litH. ll .Il‘IT\'i"l'l(‘I.\‘ _\'m‘E
.— 'llu- f.it<hfiold brnnth ol the X- 4v
Y'uml \IIu Haven and Hill'lilil‘il Iinll-
loud nus Iicd up «weird bums but.
night by tbc wreaking (It a portion (f
on ice. truth about six miles north of
- (Inc ('ill‘ oi‘ the
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flinwloyvillo Junction.
ftI-In cur trnin left (no ruils and loliu- 11
heroes the t1u<k 11nd another u. M
IEbIokeII from the twin null plum: d
Elmer nu l‘llllliiilhlilt’lli. ’l‘iIo loco 011m
IiI\II teudol nus tut-Ilcd limit its I‘QI: p-
Ilium-I and ()l‘t‘llllllllr‘Il 'lbeJlain v4.1.4
Elltlllnd lor ,\'(I\\ \mk uiih it‘o l‘ronL
ilnntnm l..al(c.
”II: Iluuluutcr William ll. C‘nscy. of
the WeuIcIn Division of the 1-.oad \\.t.~t
'nIIoIIrd the truin und uulkcd six miles
to ilnwleyvillc. the nearest station. to
report. the accident. .\'(I one was Tn-E
Ejurcd. The wreck was (:lcnrcd nwny‘
before morning. '
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Joseph lluviu invites innpectlou oil
his (‘lIrl-Itnluu stocku whirlr are now
ready.
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..».. ”mam...“ “Nanak ...
tillll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lliil YEARS
WAVCROSS, GA. WOMAN FOUNq
RELIEF iN VINOL.
ltld you «Iver cough for a week?!
I’i‘hou just think how dlntrumduil it
111qu he to liilVI.‘ u cough hung on :or
two youth,
..._ M... WW.
Mru, i). A. Mullen, Wuycroml. (in...
Hays: "i had a Very ltouvy cold.
which uuttlcd into 11 chronic. cough;
which kept me awake ulkhtu lor fully
two yunru. and tell tired-nil tho Iimei
The t‘Il‘l‘tIcl of tuition your rod liwr
11nd iron remedy Wind. in that my
(click III gone. i him now out it. good
Inlght'u rent and i lot-l much utmnrcn
Jib every Why. It um ”it .Vcnru old."
it In the combined lil'tltm m” 11m
lmudichml ubuncntu or the cotlu‘ liv-
ern pulled by the bloml- umkluu umi
hm! Btflflfld Wink on the [WW Uii‘iil'fli Vultunuth-urouliug pl‘tllii‘l'ti‘m tila ttliiitt
which ‘3 1" 1’” ”MM“, 0“ MM“ Iiil'Mlvl iron which mutton VIuEul no (IiilIIlmil
Sipmforvd. for ‘tlurold l3. lioyl,
pinup for which are by Architect J.
ford.
”‘9- t‘or chronic
Murcia. Worthington iiuildtuc. Stein-i
'l‘lIe buhdlmt will be of brick.
til it till) feet; with gruvul root and
mend ceiling 'llhe heating will he;
coughs. 1.11m. 11ml 1mm
'chltilit-«ut the Hitlllp, tithe buiidiuk ‘Ili
Itbe \vcukencd.’ run-down nyutoul. I
l 'l‘ry a bottle ct Vinot gvlth tlu,I Im-
outstanding that (our money will nu
turned .11 it does not help you. it:
by atom and the lighting by electrtcl re
fly. gm] “"3 sea-um cnfianiEy WE“ ”631:1" Baxter. druggilat, South :N'Ui‘Wflik,
about 100. . '
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ADVERT!“ all run cannon.
oi). 3.3:" you ltuve any uklnEimnbloE
try Sean salve, We. guarantee in? IE
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