cuflul brown smr, one -hsl:
best fat or cost. two eggs.
donrtho of a cuplul of water. one
mooonfui each of cinnamon
lisp car; one and' one half tea-
.1
l or baking powder. two our
pas cnpful each of raisins
oats. and half a teaapoOntul
ills. steam for two holds This
éil: one tablespooniul or
into it a full talespooniul,
and ball 0 nonfat or brown
More if desired). grate in nut-
lemou- or oraii'ge peel, add
on pint of boiling water, “re
a lemon.
totem: lines is added. it should
5 be after the some to removed
Chickeni Cutlets.
One cuptui of chopped cooked chloii- ,
en. seasoned with .one half teaspoOn-
fill of salt. one fourth teaspoonful oi
pepper. a few. drops of onion juice.
rand. one teaspoonful of lemon juice
,ulhk‘e a sauce, using two tablespoon-
full: ob butter. one ioblespoontul of
flour, one .1:qu cuptul. of cream. and
One 688;, add this to chicken, and.
cook all together three minutes. Cool.
shape in the form of outlets, roll in
line bread crumbs, dip in egg, roll in
crumbs, and try in deep fat. Serve
witi: a white mushroom saucewoooi
Housekeeping.
Pornnip Mow.
Fry two or mere client: at tat salt.
the fat is tried out; then take out the
pork and add the potatoes and pars-
nine out in thick slices, using half as
Pretty Models for Spring at the
Printsmpl In Paris.
PANEL—We are told on very good
jauthority that the material for tailor-
cd- costumes is to~be gabardlne, a
material somewhat like a whipcord
and or which the ail-wool‘vnrlely hails
from Yorkshire. vlt is made inrnavY.
in sand color and in steel gray. Then
there‘ is a make of silk and wool man-
ufactured in France. as also one or
pure silk, very beautiful and
range of gorgeous colors. of which
tangerine is perhaps the most finer-
ed.
Tefletas. especially a beautiful qual-
ity culled chlflon inflates, in all
shades, is'to 'be thevogue for spring
and summer wear. and here are two
pretty models seen in one of the large
window; of the Printcmus. The first
in at
.apnrt. which gave the crispest, pretti
iest street. This gown had a simple
bodice. trimmed with rocket: and i:
wide sash of black taffetas tied behind
in» a smart bow with one short end;
For the trimming of tailored Cos-
tumes and-also of some taffeta gowns.
few things "are to bemore fashion-
able than tnffetas ecossais in such
mellow nudvbenutiiul colorless that
the Scot would not deem then: worthy
of the name ol‘ Scotch plaid. For ex.
ample. :: lovely little serge frock had
a good shape oi. dark blue. the bolero
stitched on to a. toilets ecossnls under-
bodlce, and sleeves in purple with
green and blue lines. and cut on the
cross, of course} the bolero not hang-
iug loose at all, but itself stitched
,down so as to be a part of the bodice. .
Touches of sold about the belt and in
some quaint buttons gave just the
. he fire; cooking lemon is apt much parsnip RS DOWO 00"" we” was in a beautiful dahlla shade of red'rlght chic appearance
I d elop' a flat. bitter flavor.
‘ Royal Sauce.
he one quart of sweet cream odd
wounds of boiling water; sweeter:
oil ”and flavor with powdered mace.
his is a delicious sauce to serve
ithrice puddings. apple dumplings.
Brown Sauce.
One half cupful of ‘brown sugar
mixed with one fourth of a cupful of,
, butter; add a pint of hot water. a
{little vinegar, and as much havering
"as desired. Thicker: with one table-
- spoonful of flour moistened with a
little milk and boil - This sauce'
* should be served hot.
.. Household helpers watch Sentinel
-‘ Want Advs. for chances to find more
'~ appreciative employers.
t
wm.-.- .
iwith boiling water and season with
salt and pepper. Boil hall an host
for until vegetables are done. Dumpl »
,ings may be added if desired. 1
Heart Salad.
To one can of tomatoes add one'
tcaspooai‘ul of powered sugar, one
teaspoonful or salt, a dash of cayenne
lpepper one half of an onion, and a
few cloves. Cook 20 minutes and
strain. When coid’add two cupi‘uls of
illickory puts. that have been rolled
'and one box of granulated gelatin
which has been soaked in one cup or
cold water. Pour into heart molds
and chill, Serve on letlucc leaves with
a salad dressing. ‘
Foaming Sauce. i
Melt one cupful of sugar in a little
i, water and let boil. Stir ii: the desir-
ed flavoring. then add the stldly bent-
,en whites of three eggii. Serve at
lance.———Mothers’ Magazine. l
Ithe w.alst
tnl’fetns with a violet velvet flower at
The skirt. still, alas! very
narrow round the feet was slashed
up the bulk and tilled in with a
ilennce of the silk edged with an inch
wide rucho pinked at either side. The
tunic also was edged with this dainty
trimming, which one is glad to wet-
come back, for nothing ever looks so
well on tnh‘otus. and it was hitched up
in front with three stitched tucks
across, giving a charming ondule ef-
fect at the sides. The bodice crossed
over on folds of white tulle and was
trimmed with the rushing, the streams
were to the elbow, and the rounded
hanging drapery was edged with the
little ruihcs, and, of course, a collar
of the very newest variety of stand-
oils completed this very charming lit-
tle toilette.
The second gown was in the bright-
est cherry red, and the tunic, which
was full and quite short over the
clinging under skirt. ‘ was trimmed
“MAN ACCUSED OF ARSON lS LET
GO. 1
,,’ WAThliiBURY 'Fel: 2i. wIsadore: i:
Goldstein. accused of arson. was dis-
charged by Judge Theme in the City
court yesterday. A motion for a dis-
charge was made after the introduc-
tidu'ct the evidence submitted by the
State. Attorney E. l. Seeley. act-
‘rin‘gas counsel for Goldsteln, made the
‘otion.
The local and state police alleged
taht Goldstein set fire to his store
’01,: 80am Main street on Feb. 7 last
I: an snort to collect money on in-
advance policies The evidence how
or. did not warrant Judge Thoma
hold the accused for the Superior
iiitli Ii nus.
liliilii iii in
M..~
M. lather! u Tongue Is
"fiddled Give “(Initial-ma
iidrea love this " trait laxative."
U - nothing else cleanses the tender
liver and bowels so nicely.
dtild simply will not stop playing
‘ the bowels, and the result in.
billions tightly clogged with
liver lots sluggish, stomach
then your little one becames
Wick feverish. don't eat.
out naturally, breath is bad
{till ol‘ acid has sore throat
delta or. diarrhoea. Listen.
See if tongue is coated, then
‘ teaspoonl‘ui or "California
orifice! "and In a tow hours all
idonstlpsted waste. sour. bile and
.. . . toad passes out or the sits.
and you have o. well playful
sin; -
lino-is o: mothers give resinous
' or Figs" became it is partway
;children love it and it new
your‘idrugwt ionic ”scent bot:
“(inherent Syrup of my. "
‘ in ‘direouopsitorl babies.
«:31 it new for crown-urn
' climd on the bottle. Bowel-s
sold boss. .Get the gon-
by
other kind
'i
.!
DRINK HOT TEA j,‘
' FOR A BAD COLD -
Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it. “Hamburger Ernst Thee," at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful
ot‘ the tea, put a cup of boiling water,
upon it, pour through a sieve and
drink a toscuptul at any time. It is
they most edective way to break a cold
and cure grip, as it opens the pores.»
relieving congestion, Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking n acid at once.
it' is inexpensive and entirely vego
table. therefore harmless.
POWER HOUSE ‘AT'COS COB BIG
ENOUGH
—-—.~
(.‘areful engineering ‘investlgation
has shown that the New Haven road's
DANCERs WORE wuss.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24"1Al. the {Dixie
dinner and Colonial ball of the South-
ern Society of New York last night.
the colored wig appeared for the first
time at a public society function in
this city. Almost all of the colors
known, to the eye vividly framed the
faces of Southern beauties on the floor
of the ballroom when the dancing be-
gun.
The fact that the new style dresses
"are very brightly colored gives empha-
sis to the new style in vogue. At pres-
ent the most popular wig colors are
blues. roses. purples. mouves
greens.
. Mrs. Charles G. Ringer and Miss .\in-
rte liieger. oi Flushing. L. 1., who has
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Horn
or .F. Bucknnm. of 'Havlland street.
have returned home.
power house at Cos Cob is perfectly ,- -
capitble of caring for electrification
or the main line from Stamford to Ce.
dur liiil. Recent additions were made
to the power house in anticipated of
the extension of the electric system. ‘
According to a statement made re
cently the mud planned carefully for
its power supply .men it made ready
to extend its electric lines. lily ev—
t-ry known test as well oh by investi-
gation ,of data. the officials were sails
tie d with the capacity at tin.» Cos Cob
plant !
This statement moans that the New
Haven road will not erect a power
house near this city until such time
as either the Hartford division or the
shore Linoiis oleptriiled.
JOBLESS MEN WANT BLANKETB.
SAN FRANCIHICO. Fat). 25.4- Bun
Wmnclsco's uumnployed did not start
their “(in to Washington" march yes.
tel‘day. .
"We will not more.“ said one or
the leaders. “until the city supplies
as with blankets"
The Jobless celebrated Woodland: a-
Birthday with speeches at their camp:
time in many weeks they ”WWI ed»
food for themselves, municipal aid
haying soon withdrew launder. when:
2000 were ted. <
:Po
Question: mu are ‘ <m’uthn
M W" mean: ’or inbound. .
‘0‘“!er his Bins: anon. Willows W way a: nose. certainty and also in overcoming
l
illiiiliui illlll
Ii sinus is ill
“Papa's Illapapsln” ls Quickest
Sui-est ' Indigestion
Burs Known
W
You don't want a slow remedy when
your stomach is badwor an uncertain
one-w or a harmful one—~your stomach
is too valuable; you mustn't injure it
with drastic drugs.
speed in giving relief; its harmless.
ness; its certain unlulllng action in
regulating sick. sour, sassy stomachs
ltg millions of sums in indigestion.
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach
trouble has mode It famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor Ip
your home—«keep it handyman a large
fllty~csnt case from any drug store and
then if anyone should eat something
Which doesn't agree .‘ with them: it
what they eat lays likelead. formentsv
and some and terms gas. causes head
sons, dizziness and nausea; emote
nous" oi iddld‘ anti undigested food-e
‘remhmter- in: soon riddinpe’suniopopsin
comes in contact with the’utomsol: all
soon distrust: vanishes. its predict-
and,
For dainty alternoon gowns rrcpos
Iare to be worn, plain, in all beautiful
shades. especially the rich tango-
colorings, and some most exquisite
pale shades. with here and there in
raised design a delicate flower. such
as a jonqull, or a miniature tulip. or
a rosebud. the charming reproduction
at old world designs with a graceful
leaf and stalk. The client is like hand
embroidery of the most beautiful kind.
This fancy of a single flower is to ap-
pear en the new hats plan; in fact one
learns with joy that it is to be quite
a flower season for bats, plumes of all
sorts are to have a rest.
N.—
U NFORTUNATE MEMORY,
; Mike—”Do you belleyc in the recall
éof judges, Pat? '
g Pat—’rhat I do not‘ The last time
I was up before his honor he sex: "I
recall that race. Sixty days. I'm atria
‘the recall of Judges—Life.
1 CM Milli lifllllli
USE HYOMEI~YOU BREATHE IT.
riglltvto-tliepolut remedy
not only for catnrrh, ‘but for head
colds. snlifles. bronchitis. laryngltis
or croup of children.
no stomnil‘l: dosing.
You will like liyomei. ‘It not only
gives instant and lasting relief but is
entirely harmless pleasant to use, and
economical Money refunded by F.
H. Baxter if you arenot benelitcd.
Hyomcl is a combination of antisep-
tic oils that mixes with the air and
quickly reaches the irritated and in-
flamed membrane of the nose. lts'
sure and sale healing begins immed-
iateIY--you feel better at once.
if suffering . from watery “eyed.
husky voice. discharge from the nose.
or that choked-up fooling, try Hyomoi
now—today. All druggists sell it. Ask
for the complete outfits-$1.00 size.
it‘s the
:-
Avm-rons see wnuwken.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.—-—ldeut. John
Cyril Ports. of iEngland. and Lieut.
John H. Towers. U. 8. Jv. mentioned
‘ns the aviators who will pilot the Rod
man Wanamaker llylnr: boat in the
{contemplated Trans-tlantlc flight, came
to town today for a conference with
Mr. Wanamaker. Glenn H. Corliss.
who in building the flying boat, was
also here for tlie‘couference. ‘
Lieut. Porto came in on the steamer
M Carmelita, which docked early today.
Pope's Dispensin ls noted for its.
Following the conference" was plain
nod to take the aviators to the Curtlss
factory at iiimmoudsport, N. v.. to
inspect the work already done on the
new titer.
in reply to a. question as to what
progress had been made. Mr. (turtlse
replied:
”Up to the present time most of the
wurk has had to do with the plans and
drawings of the machine. Every de-
tnli‘ has been the subject‘voi must:
study and consideration; .I should say
that the plans for the.‘iplshe itself are
titty per cent. completed.i When we
have satisfied oursei'édsrthst‘ every;
thing is right. it With“ a mi- of
less that: tour Woeitotokdo the actual
construction work. The motor. to prev» ‘
ttcnlly fished."
lwlth two corded bounces and a little,
the skirt and small bolero of serge in .
You breathe it '
Save the Fate, But Do Not Mix
l One sknnn cook who delights
preparing delectable dishes. says the
San Jose Times Star. gives as her
iirst principle in cooking with tats:
"Never mix your fats. Have a num-
ber of different receptacles, and keep
them separate. for they lose flavor it
mixed, and will give unsatisfactory
resultslf ‘
, So‘she keeps her row of covered
stone jars in a cool place. and has
each plainly labeled-beef fat, pork
fat, lamb flit, chicken fat, etc.
The best ist she renders out by put-
vtlng into the stew pan the lot from“
steaks, roasts, stews. gravies,
and simmering until it is clear.
etc.,
. This she uses for frying while no“
(aides and for making pie crusts and
simple (imp cakes and cookies.
The pork for may be used for fry-
ing sweet potatoes, and bacon grease
gives ‘i'rled or scrambled eggs a dis-
tinctive tnstlness.
Lamb fat may be used for frying
vegetables, such as carrots or pars
hips. and there is a pleasant tlin'or
about him: beans or peas which are
made into luncheon dish by help;r
warmed over in lamb fat.
The housewife who forms the habit
of ti:e“‘grease pots" and becomes so
sustained to this saving and use of
into is rewarded by the excellence in
the flavor of her cooking and the re
duction in the size of the butter bill
For the ironing board try a pad
made of old newspapers under
Ironing sheet,
I Egg-stained table linen should he
,sonked in cold water until almost all
,trnccs of the stain are removed. It
‘placed directly in the boiler the stain
will set and it will be almost impossi-
ble to remove it.
Flour browned in the oven should
i
be kept on hand for illltkfilllng'gf‘al'n
i
i
lost. it insures a dark, rich color.”
Memphis News Scimitar.
END OF BLIZZARD ARRIVES.
NEW YORK Fe b. 24.— ex tro.
ioicring of an inch ot’ snow last night
was dumped on the heavy blanket left
by last week's storms.
!
ill!
the'
The snow ceos-,
Will Not RnVei.
To prevent buttonholes from revel-
lm: in thin goods, mark the button-
hole “in i1 lhmfld. then work it com- :
pletely before cutting. in this way
you will have a much evener button.
hole and it'will not revel, says the
Delinentor.
to cotton (tropes.
Fine Mucilsge.
Excellent. mucliage, which leaves no
mark after using. is made from gum
tragecnnth dissolved in cold water,
says the Denver Times.
gum is perfectly clean and keep it
covered after the water is added until
it Is ready for use. ‘To prevent mold.
garld a few drops of oil 01‘ cloves. This
is far superior to paste for scrap
books.
Good Cement. .
Four parts of alabaster plaster and
This is especially suited » ‘
Be. sure the '
i unzip it .
Mother, You
Should Know
thaithe care of your little
one’s constitutional habits .
during childhood. is your
first and greatest duty.
You should know that the
prompt and proper breaking .
up of the costive tendency to
» which most childrenare prone.
may save your child from at-
ber-years of digestive misery. ,
That trusted remedy of llmlly
moth era.
Muller Guy's Sweet
Portals lo: children,
Used 1: mothers for 22 years, '
git est 8 little one exactly the
digestive assistance needed.
These powders are
12-" 41. ;.Z .
Ar. est-r! e
:2 99s"!
pleasant to take and :1?
one of finely pulverized gum arable, 3:3; [fluffc‘jés ,fig E
mixed with n cold saturated solution harmfiiiimrvfiiwoo 3.?
or born): into a thick paste, make an i‘iEEGt-‘Eigltimiv‘i'i'hch‘liigi i'
excellent cement for stone. glass. :2’5“$,;,,?,f,.,‘,§f”3§ ' if
,bonc, porcelain and wood.~«~.\‘ewurk . ““5 symvmmi‘ 0‘ Tr-de‘llri- 5:."
(News. ' nggattmdigggg‘: Dont "m“ "E3?
any substitute
___~___ . at your szzisl. Iii.
Oven Holders. You should askfor 5
.\lost housekeepers rip the hour "WINNING“ Powdm E
suck and hem it for a dish towel but FOR CHILDREN. ..
3:: quarter sack makes a \el) skimpy
square of muslin. When my family
became reduied to the quarter-sack ETGmgA—T‘BORP—(iFiA‘l'i-BNWIN DAN-
,size, writes a contributor to .\itither‘s
Magazine, i found a better use for
the cloth. I ripped and pulled threads
to make a pcrtect square; then i
‘stlti lied the cloth into an oblong
strip uhirh made a. holder for the
llnrge roasting pans. A convenient
supply of these. boiled and ironed.
will sure the dish iOWels from being
lusciLnear the oven and justify the ox-
ponse of good linen crash for towels.
—_
(ADVERTISE in THE saurim‘y
BURV DISSOLVES.
DANBURY, Feb. 23,—-Final papers
\vcre tiled today for the dissolution
of the Lee-ilclnlciilnn (Imnpain'.
which had the largest. but factory in
Dunbury. "l‘hc main plant ull South
Main street. was deeded to the Frank
ll. Lee Hat Company. The plant t'l
White street and the plant known a»;
the S, A. G. factory on Taylor street
becomes the property of Harry ill--
Lschlan is also owner 01‘ tho but tan-—
lory on Rowan street.
illlB Blflllflfll Mill
WIlH iiill Hill [ill
.—.—..—__ :
ed falling early today with the ther-i
promoter at it) degrees above zero.
The snow here came as forecasted‘
yesterday. as the tail end of the bliz
‘zard in the West. It was little more
than a bluster, but served as a warn-
ing to the surface car lines and the
city street cleaning department. Sev-
eral thousand men were engaged all
night in sweeping snow from our
tracks and street crossings. The drop
in the temoparature drove hundreds or
homeless men to the municipal lodg‘
lug houses.
w..._.:.-__..
Miss M. h. liteed. of .Norwalk. was a
recent visitor in Bridgeport, as the
guest of relatives on Kossuth street.
Slit ill KEEPS
When Mixed Will: Sulphur It
Brings Back Its Lustre "
and Abundance
Gray hnlr, however handsome, de-
advsuteges of a youthful appearance.
Your until; your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When it fades, turns
gray and looks dry, wispy and across-
ly. just a few applications of Bugs
Ten and sulphur enhances it; appear-
ance a hundred-told. ‘
Don’t stay gray! Look
Remedy.” Thousands oi folks recom-
mend this rendy- louse preparation,
this through the hair. taking one small
strand at s time. By morning the
' “labours; alter another
restored and it becomes thick; glossy
years
illill Hui nu
notes advancing use, We all know the.
HM: Pain Right Out With a
Small Trial Bottle of
“Si. Jacobs Oil"
i
. When your back Is sore and lame
or lumbsgo, sciatica or rheu:nat’”‘u
has you stiilcned up. don‘t suffer! Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest “St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right
into your back, and by the time you
count, titty. the soreness and lameness
is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing.
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. it takes the ache and pain right
out and ends the misery. it is magi-
cal, yet absolutely harmless and does.
n't burn or discolor the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago. sciatica
and lame back misery so promptly and
surely. It never disappoints!
BOHA’NNAN does BACK.
Former Mayor to Engage inythc Prac-
tice of Law in Stamford.
William J. ll. Itohannan. former
Mayor at Stamford, has made arrange-
ments by which he will. jointly with
Attorney .1. ll. Romme, occupy oillces
at 36 Park Row. hevlnuing today, says
the .Bta'mford Advocate.
‘Mr. Bohannan has been engaged in
the practice of law in New York, and
,has been residing in Norwalk. His
lroturn to Stamford will be welcomed
his practlce in this town.
‘ Mr. Bohemian has not altered in as-
lots of‘hur’d work
The Friday Afternoon (but: will
Library auditorium. Full account oi
Prof. Wilkinson's lecture will be alv-
.‘ng the kdnoys occasmually. says
PRINCE JOSE A SUICIDE
a!
.Ri ‘Cl IONA, Spain l“ b ~'l‘i:e
l’rinie i’tgnnlclli “ho (mmnlttcd sul-
(‘illP hero on Sundny, use; Vim
twenty one years old, who was son.
till! his period in the army. He was
a nephew of tlic Dowager Prim-(ms
l’ignatcfili. who resided in Madrid.
i Erroncnus
reports published in
‘Aniericn said the suicide was the
Prince Lurioiico l’lcnntelll, who 1-:
1912, was exlielled l‘roln li‘vmcc and
went. to the United States. cherr- Le .
was detained for some time at l-Illis
island.
s
ll nu Hus
up u uus
FLUSH YOUR KIDNEVS OCCASION-
.ALLV IF YOU L‘AT MEAT.....
FIEGULARLV,
No‘ man or woman who eats meat
:' regularly can make it mistake by this}:-
a.
well-known authority. .\ieat forms
uric acid which excites the kidneys}
they become overworked from the
strain, get sluggish and fail to filter
.the waste and poisons from the blood.
than we get sick. Nearly all rheuma-
tism, headaches, liver trouble. perv-V
ousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorder come from sluggish
kidneys.
a
i The moment you feel a dull «the In ,
the kidneys or your back hurts or it?
the urine is cloudy. Offensive. ink or
sediment, irregular of. possum, or at.-
touded by a utilisation of scalding,s stop
young! by runny friends. He states that no eating meat and get about four ounces
Either prepare the tonic at home or other place we“... as much like home or Jud Salts from any pharmacy; lake
[lot from any drill: store 3 till cent bot- to him and he hm, recall/pd «moon 0. tablespoonful in a glues of water hw
. tie at “Wyeth't: Billie and Sulphur Hi“? argument to return here and. resume lore breakfast and in a few days your
kidneys will not line. The famous
salts is made from the acid oi grapes ,
becflule it daflmna the ha“ beautifully paprnnce very much since he was and lemon juice, combined with lithin.
and removes dandruff 8mm Willi) “011' Mayor of Stamford but he looks a and has been used for generations to -.
log and falling hair: besides. no one my“, older. lie but; had a good deal flush and stimulate the kidneys. who
can Doflflnfly t9“, as “1 darkens 30 more expeflance “1 his profesgion than t0 neutralize “16 Ri‘ldhl in mine 50 it
naturally Wild evenly You moisten a when his shingle wan iormoriy the no longer causes irritation. thus end-
“will“ 01‘ 30“ ”with With it drawing played here. and seems capable of it’ll: bladder weakness.
Jud Suits is inexpensive and. cannot.
injure; makes a delightful anew...
cent iithla-wuter’ drink which every
uppltun n or two, its natural color is meet on rostrum 27. cl. 3: 30, in the one should take new end then to keep .
the kidneys clean and active and the ,
blood pure. :hereby avoiding riot-loud
Norwalk Chronicler