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5- Nut Dishes Ara ISeaBonablo.
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11h nuts are now at their
on Marian Harland do the
11 till 'd Plain Dealer, and the house
d) 8:: of vegetation principles,
tree to work them into be1 bill 01:
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lid of English walnuts, or enough
ya you a full cup of the meats;‘
these through your meat chopper,
with them a half teaspoonful of
the same amount of lemon juice.
o‘teaspoonl’uis of chopped par-I
Put a ,teaspoonful of butter into"
9 of flour, cook together until they
I1)le. and pour on them one cupful
' ot milk. Stir the mixture of nuts.
deltas with the hands, roll in crumbs.
,en in egg, then in clambs again;
ng to a delicate brown in deep,
Nuts Stewed in Gravy~Boll and
our chestnuts, the large variety:
ready a_ full pint of well season
11 gravy or stock which you have‘
thickened to the consistency of a.
' gravy, D101) your chestnuts into this
eel; It at the side of the stove and
,Birnhwr for 11’; minutes. never letting
the gravy boil hard. Serve hot These
are especially good if cooked in the
gravy of pcultrv and are delicious to
jIIaerve with roast chicken. turkey or
duck
;Nut5 Bread—Dissolve a yeast cake
fj;_9ne cup of hot milk and one cup
I of hot water. one tablespoon each of
' 3h01tening and of sugar, add to it:
11111:. cups of whole wheat flour and
ANNIE IViECKEI'. S'UE'S JOSEPH
FOR DIVORCE.
Divorce papers were filed in the su
'per'iOr cdurt yesterday morning in'II
the suit of Annie Meckel of Illidgei,
court against Joseph G. Mackel or
Bridgeport, intolerable cruelty is the
fidund The couple were married
November 26, 1891 Mrs. Mockei‘s
mIih’dén name was Annie Walters.
is'h'e asks the custody of one
Mid, Irene aged 16
Herold 1?. Starr of Danthrv wants
. idecre'e from Louise Starr of Dan-
:iiry. Ha alleges she was too friend-
y‘ with Bert Brnnstrump of Dan‘bury.
Ihe 'Starrs were married August 3.
1398. Mrs. Starr's maiden name war
Maine Waters. 5 . 1
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,Wonder what'dpsct your stomachw
blob portion of the food did the dam
«kilo you? Well dont bother. if
r'utomach 111‘ in a revolt; if sour,
and upset, and what you just
has fermented into stubborn
.‘head dizzy and aches; belch
pd acids and cruciate undigest
0d: breath foul, tongue coated-l
e a little Papc‘s Diapepsin and
minutes you, wonder what be-
It the indigestion d‘nd distress.
long of men and women today“
, ' that it. is, needless to have a bad
but h; A little Dlapepsin occasion-
y, keeps this delicate organ rcgu
_ '11 they cut their favorite foods
glean. ‘
your stomach 1131111111111; care of
r liberal limit without 111111111511; ,
our food is a llamas? instead of a,
rpmembcr the ‘11 icl St: surest,
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'i'v'lob costs only fifty c'ciits for ui‘
‘ are at 11111111" stores. it’ll truly:
t 1.1111111 food pp eta
11nd,,eaaliy;
‘re y astoals'blua. illness.
he, don‘t no on and on with
disordered sauna; it’ll no
who seeks ”mm as we“ 3,, ,into small loaves. let it rise an hour
'nmount of its capital, which shall not: Donne Kidney Pills and "fink" "m"
. be. less than $100,000.
'ln'lsluesg or insurance. in trls state un-
a mutual insurance corn-puny may not.
in 44 of tliel’ubllc Acts of 19:11.
5 sons why Bessie Wakefield should not
day.
‘Ststa attorney will argué on “111,9 bill 133mm,
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American Ban on Aigrotte Affect!
Paris Hat Styles.
At the present moment there is a
sensational revolution in but faslr'
ions on account, of the prohibition of
nigrctIIteg in America. This has not
been caused by any 'fanmptuury law.”
as might have been‘supposed from the
rising price or algrettes. it is 11
law of protection for. the lovely birds
which arc the victims of feminine vau~
lty.
It, is no use struggling against the
law. and the fashionable American
wumen will have to 'he contented to
conn- and share, the social life of Pure
cup of the white meat of 30m roast 0,1 is if they are bent on wearing aig~
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one of white flour-lenough to make to
soft dough Knead for 10 minutes sell
to rise until it has grown to twice its
ciiginai bulk, put with it a cup of
chopped English walnut kernels, form
longer, or until quite puffy, and bake.
.\'ut Snndvviches~Chop the kernels
,0! English walnuts butternuta, pecans ’
01 hickory nuts, and to every table-
epoch of these allow half as much
cream cheese. :Season to taste with
s‘51lt soften with cream until it will
(311193.11 easily. and use with thin slices ;
of white or brown or whole wheat]
bread.
Nut; and chicken sandwicl1ss-To a
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eye nonstomed to the Parisian "hali-
mark will be much more attracted by
the more simple not designed by some
big mllllner than by a bat overloaded
with expensive trimmings which have
been bought in 11 second or third rate
shop. The chic of a hat is something
thntcnn neither be described ”nor do-
flngd, but it may be felt and appreciat-
ed. The big millinera manage to
achieve an effect with "an rien," and
this is the secret of their art and the
reason of their success.
At present exquisite little toques
are being made with the crown all in
tiny feather tips very tightly curled
and the brim in draped velvet—two
velvet loops tied “en marmottc" give
boiled chicken minced fine add a quota 'rette: Howev or this may be the mil-
ter the quantity of 31330383 almondIvv lincls of the rue de la Pnix, who create
white bread and butter cut thin.
Chestnut “13‘1ng shell and 'tlnclsm of algrcttes in the
let them become perfectly and er the price for Parisians, and this
range on leaves of the hearts of 133 should follow f1 cm the law of supply
fuse in a bowl and pour over all a "‘“d "“"“‘“d-
good French dressing.
'1\11t and fruit salad—«Divide oranges “10“” (”9‘59“ mav now b6 found "1
in c lobes, removing the white skin. hats, where a” 80"“ 0" original “"1
and out each lobe in half. peel and chamhu: ideas may be noticed. ’l‘he,
send white grapes slice bananas, shell ‘linc” and the 3’1“!” Of a but are
and blanch English walnut kernels. 1M1“ (onstltulc all ”-3 chic. as well “8
and put equal parts of each together. (113v manner in which the trimming Is
on heart of lettuce leaves. Over all, mllaccd, llul the latter is a secondary
pool a mayonnaise dressing, just be, affair 0" “W‘s"! it ‘5 "“9 that with
fore serving. if you choose you may "““‘ 0’ 5"“ h"“"”‘5d ”we“ worth “1'5
substitute grapefruit for d’he ornnge‘ olgrcties 11 smarter but could be made
and ma) “Se ”1,101,133,133 01.1181111111131 .tllnu with a simple ribbon but the
Do not out either apple or banana un- 10"“ M "‘i 30‘” ‘f one muv 531' 50“
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v'vhlch it is put to‘gcthcr, rather than‘
'Iby the intrinsic value of the error,
A good adv. pays best in the best ““1"”
33333 i This is so true that the practised
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Outside MM“, c°mpa"’°‘ Have Many a South Norwalk Reader will"
',-~<' Equal 3391313 ”We. 1 Foal Grateful for This informa-
Attorney‘sGenerul John ‘li. Light; ~ tlon. ’
has given an opinion to insurance U W“? back gives; 01“;
iCommiBSioner Burton «Mansfield res Becomes lame, weak or aching;
ll‘ urinary troubles set in,
Perhaps your kidneys are “in a bad
guiding, the right of mutual insurance
companies, organized in other states
to do an accident and liability husl- way." , . I .
nose. to do such business within this Bonus “"1“" ““5 are '0" weak
' kidneys,
state. The attorney general holds that
such 11 company may do such business,
provided that it can meet the require-
ments of Chapter ii of the Public
Acts of 1914, which make the follow-
Local evidence proves their merit.
Mrs, Elizabeth Mitchell, 123 South
Main street, South Nol'wnlk, Conn,
says: "i suffered from 11111101191111 across
I my kidneys and loinn for over three
lug ”MIND“: l years particularly when 1 brought a.
That a premium ”59"“ on all strain on the muscles of 1111 back Ii
polities in force, whether issued in felt depressed 'uud languid and could
this state or elsewhere equal to the not got a full night‘s 1:31.111 the
unearned portion of the groan prem- Imorning, my whole body was stiff and
Ilums charged. shall be maintained ' Ilamc and it also had 11 distredsing kid-
Fvei‘y company which insures only 'ney weakness. 11111111111111. that Deans
against the sickness and bodily in. Kidney l’llls were effective in such,
iury or death by accident of the ln- 03393. l gota supply at Plaislcds 1111111
shred must deposit with the lneurancq'swm They promptly relieved mo;
(I‘ommlfifiioner 3 folly of "a charter or and made me feel better in every wava
mum,” of association. stating the Another of my family has also used
,as highly ()1 them i willingly verifyl
all i have said in praise of Donn'al
5 , Kidney Pills betore. " 1
against loss or damage. on amount of 11 or sale by all dealers. PrlCe 50
bodily injury 01‘ (18111.11 by accident. 1391.“. bhoalerMIIbilrn CO, 3111:1110.
must not take risks or procuie any New York. solo “mm, tor the United;
.Stutes.
1“” P0339359“ 0" $200 000 Remember the name—«Doau' swand'
A form D'f the 110110? ti) be used and tnku “(1 0”}ij
the table of rates, or manual of risks. I
must be filed with and approved by "m ‘ '
the 1113111111.. commissioner. KILLED WHIIEN POLIGE FlRED.
The opinion further says that, whim ”r“ .
iNfliANAi’OldS ind.. Dec. 2.
have "133113, 33,3le: it may nccumul 'Uhuriewiuwis, a negro, aged 19, was
1111.; 11:03, 33 33,13,333 a fund to ”91 killed and three maxi were wounded.
need in 1113 3333331 of 3;, baldness probably 1111111111111 afternoon, when
and be liable for its 1011331., which 33. 'nix special police officers. riding 0111,
comes. capital in the manning of (3111113, on lye wagon, shot into a crowd Which
‘ fried to stop the wagon in 'lndlana‘
Envcnuc. The special officers were
NINETEEN OBJECTIONoTo WAKg 'iaken to the police station but it was
1:1ng 113111131115, . gold. the? Would: Wireless“ -,"a"" neon
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Every company which Insured
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Attorney bovine and Amen Annual.: 3%; lf'ln'fii (31%),} Yam tools ”'1'
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be hanged on March 4' and why she
should have a new trial were filed to
Judge Email filr hilch
The same fantasy which reigns mi,
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'liug discovery of bones believed
Odlcer Waildbo' «R. filial-’1! ‘
a liyawny line to the whims, and
.nothing could be more simple. or more
(1' seasoning into this add a beaten. or blanched English walnuts grOund i“) many models for the United States, charming, but one must know how to
.cook 1,... 13.31.19,, 19338, 3,3,. soften to a paste with cream, season "mus find some other trimming for eX- ,uu 11. A son beret of chinchilla trim
in: be fire and set aside to cool. to taste with salt and paprika or while; ”“3“" 1m“: “Id “1"“ is why “me" Wild With a big jet 011110011011 a velvet
:11 perfectly cold form into crc pepper. and spread on graham or, feathers will again come “110 1381110111 toque simpll outlined with a narrow
Ilit is to hr hoped at least that the os 11,333 of f“, may be exquisite mtg, m
U'lmfid’thcy are fashioned by expert hands
rid leave for at least an hour before blnnch large Spanish chestnuts. and States w'“ “3‘9 ’1‘“ effect "7 lo"M‘V’l‘gltlulded by the taste 01' an fiftieth and
Ithcy may also be the most ridiculous
coiffures if designed by some utterly
unknown person
To sum up there is much variety in
the hats. which v'vill remaip small. soft
and tlimmed very high.
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Tender Portion of" Pig Discarded.
The parts or the pig which have
hitherto received utterly unmerlted
scorn are the liver and the heart.
These will be found excellent and in'
expensive substitutes for with liver.
which is 30 cents a pound, says the
Chicago Journal. The pig‘s liver and
heart should be scolded and set aside
until quite cold and then cookcd in
the some way as cali’s liver. Those
who have once eaten of this dish
could not be induced to return to’
the other liver, for the pig is as ten
def‘ and juic as‘the calf is usually
tough and 11.. .hory.
Twa Built House and Furniture.
Sharing equally the hardest labor
involved in cxcavating,’ in carrying!
and laying brick, in mixing and shop:
111.: concrete and in laying the heavy
tiling on the roof, an enterprising
teacher in a manual training school;
near I ittsburgh and his wife planned,
lbrlck house, which is a model of con-
venience and of artistic designing
No outside help was employed save
3 that a plumber and an electrician were
called in to conform to the buildinglito “"1"" ’1‘“ “5nd (“at sew through t’m’nuturaily and evenly. You moisten .1
laws oi’ the state.
Every plots of Mindoro, from k-it
chcn table to library chairs, wns del
» pleased with the result that
built and decorated an eight-roomj'
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bathroom it is well to consider the.
advantages of a low one with a sent
directly over it. or an indirect radintd
or under the floor with a register in,
the floor, Either way is an ec0uomiz-
ing of room space. It also is a corn
vcnlcnl'c to sit or stand Over the warm;
radiatol after a bath, says the New
Haven Journal Courier.
Buttons Made Into Cuff Links.
Needing 11 pair of cuff links, and
being able to find only one of my set,
I devised a pair from some pretty but~
tone that I had on hand, and was so
then i have made several Bets .tol
;' match different waists, vviites a con“
tributor in the Country Gentleman
Collar links may also be made in this
way. They are certainly novel and
inexpensive, for them are so many
,pretty buttons to be had just now—«es
,‘pccially the glass or cryStal ones in’
lull colors.
To make the cuff links, hold a but-
ton on each side of the first finger. as
this makes about the right length of.
gllnk Have the thread double so as
to catch the needle through the loop
bottons about twice and fasten with
a buttonhole stitch right at the base
lot the button. Continue bnticnhclim:
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LYUIJR HAIR DARK
When Mixed with Sulphur it
Brings Back its Lustre and
Abundance
Gray hair, however handsome, do»
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of a youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. It makes or
more the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks dry, wispy and smugg-
ly, just a few applications of Sage
'llea and Sulphur enhances its appear-
Iance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young!
Either prepare the tonic at home or
get from any drug store a 50 cent bot-
lie of ‘ “Wyetll 5 Sage and Sulphur 1111.1'
.Remcdy.” Thousands of folks recom-
imend this ready-louse preparation,
because it darkens the hair beautifully
and removes dandruff, stops scalp itch...
lug and/falling hair; besides, no one
can possibly tell, as it darkens so
1
sponge or soft brush “Ilii it, drawing
this through the hair, taking one small
strand at n time By mmniug the
’HEAD OFI CLAIRVOYANT TRUST. sinned and made ,3) the competent'ithe entire length of the thread “link" igrny hair disappears; after another
George l.. he Marr. clairvoyant. ar-
rested here last night, on a charge or
swL idling Estelle Taylor out of more
than 38011. is h llevcddly the police to:
be Carlos de lvnndsrs, alleged head
of the “Cluirvoyant Trust." In an of
fort to identify 141 Mnrr as the much-
‘53 3 half cup 1“",ng water.- put with. til the last moment before serving, as ”f “ "“1 "3 ”“49““ in ”‘9 manner ’“’ sought for Mystiq, ,a detective from
,Uhicalzo will arrive 11 Louisville to-
dnv. Ln \ian' is held under $3, 000
lbond on a charge of obtaining money'.
under false pretenses.
It.
W'AS TRANIP BURNED TO DEATH
IN WESTPORT FIRE.
D'ec, 3.—-The start-
ti)
in the
WIGS'l‘ 1’0 RT.
be thum- of a human being.
ruins of the Purcell home. at. (irccns
Farms, which was (lei-liroycd by fire
last Thursday evening, leads to the
belief that n iramp vv.lio had been
sleeping there wts burned to death
A farm hand from a nearby place
found the bones while gathering fire
wood there. Sunday. Medical Ex-
aminer 1;. Powers had not been noti-
fied and was first informed by a‘
Standard reporter. Dr. Powers will
visit the place today and will exanl~
lne the house. They were burned to
a crisp.
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Made from Fruiiécnn'l Harm
fender'i'l'iomach, Liver
and jewels
If your little cne's tongue is coated,
it is a sure sign the stomach, liver
and bowels need a gentle, thorough
cleansing at ones. When your child
is cross, oesvish, listless, pale, doesn’t
sleep, out or actn naturally; if breath
is bad. 910111111311 .5111, system full of
would 11110111 sure, or if. feverish, give
a teaspoonful oi""Chlifornie‘8y1-up of
Figs,” and in a few‘hours all the clog.
1136- -up, constipntéd waste, sour bile
and undikested food Will gently move
out of the bowels and you have a Wall,
playful child again. , ' '15
Biol: children 1111111111 be coaxed to
take this 11111111111 "fruit iamtiic.”
Millions or mothers keep it handy be
cause they know it; soon; on the
, . stomach, liver and bowels is prompt '
‘ 5 null sure. my 1111112111111 11 little 1;in
» oh today sdvuti ti' sick child thihc'i‘rcw,
“ 11le your magpie}. for n 1104111111 bob 5
lie of
whirl
,"Gfil
dyr'up oi Figs,"
11' iv
, immediately afterward and:
heavy chandeliers and candelabra, or
1111116; led with massive brass domes.
with large chains and with quaint'
border designs; the inlaid 'pieccs Oil
meat artistic value and labor saving
devices in kitchen and laundry are
their haudiw.ork A picture of this on
usual house is a featureof the Decem-
ber Popular Mechanics magazine.
l
Bath Room Heat.
i \i' our. installing a radiator in tbeI
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Rub Backachs Away with Small
Trial Battle at illd Si. lacob’s Oil
llnck hurl you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and iwinges? Now listen!
That's lumbago,' sciatica or maybe
, from 11 strain, and you’ll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating “St. Jacobs
Oil." Nothing also takes out sore—
ness, lameness and stiffnees so quirk-
ly. You simply rub it on and out
comes the pain. It is perfectly harm-
'lcas and doom“ a burn or discolor the
s.kln
Limber up! Don‘t suffer! Get a
small trial bottle from any drug store,
and after using it Just once, you'll
forget that you ever had backache,
lumbago or sciatica, because your back
will never hurt or cause any more
misery. it never disappoints and has
been recommended for 60 years.
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TRIED ,TO KILL HIMSELF.
'iliDhii‘BONVibhE, oct- all—411101113
.11, iloldstoue, aged 20, of. Warehouse
Point. shot .llimselt with cultidal lav
tent in the stock sheds of an electric
light company here today. by 11111101. he
was employed as a stock clerk He;
used a revolver, the bullet passing
through the abdomen ‘and lodging fill
the hack. Physicians who opumttui1
for rompvél of the bullet, expressed
the belief that the wound was fatal: 1
; The motive for the not is uncertainl’
delusions, it its geld, had been worlIt
ling into over his books, and it
thought, may have been overwrough't.
He handledno messy for-“the com-
pany. i“ ' ' 5 '
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‘" ' HARTFORD MAN MISQING,
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liahrronp. {11511.2 mVlhosnsio Al-
levio, fifty years of one, has been miss.
log ‘1' on: his home on Front street
since Sunday, and big family has up:
1 peeled to the; police. ‘ ”they 5113' the?
man was in a flight and dinnppsureu
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,second button More space must be
allowed for a collar link. Passing the
thread over two fingers will give
about the. right length of link.
The same. idea can be applied when ’ MW”
‘lt is desired to trim washable mntl
iial with non-washable buttons. 1f the?
'buttons are without a suitable shnnhi
for the little wire sllpdinders, saw a‘
small. flat button to the back of the’
trimming button and 111111.. the but-'
’tonholes only large enough to udmitI
. RllB 301111111 BACK
BENEFIT
PARTY.
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I HOSPITAL CARD
A card party will be held on iv‘li
d11v,i)cccmbe1 3, at the City Hall
South Norwalk, from 3 to 5 undue to
10 11,111., uud
Ladies licurd.
Mrs H. C.
or the auspices of the"
Admission,
‘herer and Mrs. W
50 cent 5.
1119111 committee, and serving, on the
committee are Mrs. Robert Van Bur~
en, Mrs. T. 1. Raymond, Miss b), Lyrics
and Mrs. l". A. Lane, and as patron-
csses, Mrs. James Gregory, Mrs. hes-
lle Smith, Mrs. George lictts. Mrs. R.
G. l'lunl‘ord, Mrs, ll. M Andrews. Mrs.
W. (l. ilaur, Mrs. l". Quintnrd. Mrs, L. ‘
Hyatt, Mrs. W. H. Weed. Mrs. ii.
Way, Mrs. Charles Tristra-m, Mrs. S.
W. Cooper, Mrs. ll, Raymond, Mrs.
G, if. Noxcn, Mrs. L. J. Reynolds, Mrs.
A. Wheeler, Mrs, Willis Woodward,
Mrs, H. Bishop. Mrs. J. A. .Vic‘liilroy,
Mrs. P. W. lirooks. Miss hills. llyx-
bee, Mrs. if. S. Lockwood, Miss M.
Cavcusgh, Mrs. H. P. Price, Mrs. J.
Dumortior Mrs W H. Baldwin, Mrs.
W lly,lngtcn Mrs. W. Lauder, Mrs A
,Morllun. M11118 Elliott, Mrs J. Pur-
rcll. Mrs. Leo Davis, Mrs. K: Thomas,
, Mrs. W, H. ldurls, Mrs. J. Wcllvlc, Mrs.
8. Curtis, Mrs. M. Raymond, Mrs. J,
lilcatty. Mrs. i. is. Jennings. Mrs. G.
. Cilia-mbilss, Mrs. F. St, J. Lockwood,
Mrs. l. ilolvmnier, Mrs. it. Burchard,
Mrs. J L. Stevens, Mrs. J. tlnvnnagh,
Mrs. J. Ferris, Dirac Swartz, More. .
A Woodward, Mrs. F. I. llurnoil, Mrs.
A. .i‘. Rum-mien! Mrs. M. :Rnudull. Mrs
3.1112801}. Mrs. 11. linvilnud, Mrs. 11.l
W. Gregory, Mrs. J. C. Nowklrk, Mrs.
M. Smith, Mrs. G. H. Goodrich, Mrs.
17'. ilowan, Miss Thatcher, Mrs. D.
Miller, Mrs. H. ‘8. Benton, Mrs. A. l).
'Wodsworth. .
The proceeds will be used towards
furnishing more rooms so that more
patients may be cared for and it is
hoped that a goodly sum may «be real
ed *
Wan-whoa“ "
some; e‘rmronp roe $2,000.
Arguments were made yesterday
before 111111111 Frank L Wilder and a
lury in in}; Civil common Pleas
Court in the case 6111111111111 fines vii.
the City: of Stamford "l‘h’s plaiiitifil
is suing for $2,000 damlilles for s‘ free.
turbo arm which 11151111111 she re»
delved by fishing on to) icy sidevlslkl
, the small button;
1
. Tray,
coy arc chairmen of the e111eriain~~
" hi no complications.
hands of this resourceful couple 'l‘he"and fasten securely “t the base 0! the application or ’“0 “3 natural “’0’ H
restored and it becomes thick glotsy
and lustrous, and you appear years
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Sentinel Wants are a quick action
and inexpensive means of ”communi-
cation. They effort? a direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
will be most interested.
MlNlS‘l’EB T0 BELGIUM.
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nationwi‘ former Mnyor l-Irnnd \l'liil-
lock, of Toledo. Ohio, to be minisinr
to Belgilllll, “113 pr'cllulcd lolluy ill. lily)
White House for the Senate
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MAINE MANUFACTORY BURNED
. OUT.
lllNGl-MM. leniue, Dec. _’ .1] '111
plant of the American Shoo Findlay:
("oll'lpuuy, manufacturing shanks, slum
pegs and bobbins, was dcsiroyml by
fire today. The loss is estimated at
$10,000 211111,,65 em-ployt’s are illrowll
out of work.
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hill in sun
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEYS IOCCASIONu
ALLY IF YOU '-‘-AT MlCAT.....
REGULARLV,
No man or woman who cuts meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush»
up; the honeys occasionally, anys‘ a
well-known authority. Meat forms
uric acid which exciton the kidneys.
they become over-worked from the
strain, got sluggish and full to litter
the waste and poisons from the blood.
then we get sick. Nearly all rhuumn»
tisru, headaches. liver trouble, norm-
ousncus, dizziness, alceplcsnnuss and
urinary disorder come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel 11 dull ache in
the kidneys or your buck hurls 01 if
the urine is cloudy, (lfktiliiiifll, full ui‘
sediment, irregular of possum; or at»
lauded by a sensation of scalding, slob
eating meat and not about four 11111111111
or Jud Salts from any pharmnoygdnke
mmblcspoonful in a glass of water no.
fore breakfast and in a row days your
kidneys will not line. The fnmosm
units is made from the nuld of storm
and lemon Juice; combined with lithla.
and has been used for generations in
flash and stimulate the kidneys. also
to neutralize the acids In urine so ii.
‘uo longer causes irritation, thus out!
1111; bladder weakness. .
lad Suite is inexpensive and cannot
injure: makes a delightful effervcsl
cent, 1111mm drink 1lgvblch averse
one should take new and than to keep
the kidneys clean and active and the
blood pure. thereby avoldln'g Ibex-ions
Norwalk Chronicler