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the evening mix together font"
is of whole wheat flour, one cup hoof or corned tongue;
be two thirds cup. Add an equal qilan»
tlty with cream and season with shill
and pepper.
Ninth and make nests uud binder oil
meal. Add 1: half compressed:
,t cake. dissolve in 11 little lllkeJ
mwster. with enough milk nndl
make 11 thick butter. Add 1111
Color and
, ' in the morn1'
my", 11 nutrient-,1 tenspoonfui :of‘
(gibdltlsolved in milk enough to make.
'attcr of the right, consistency for,
One half this amount wilh
it 'two people for two mornings.
“Put min only in what is to be used
1 ,6 best cakes ever eaten] says one.
he is n connoisseur 111 o'nltes.~—i<ln1~l
Paddock 'l‘eli'ord. l
_Mut'ton Croquettes With Peas.
Two pounds neck 01 mutton, tw'o
'tesspoons onion juice, one tablespoon:
chopped parsley. salt 11nd pepper to
taste. one cup thickened stock "0'
cream sauce. ' 1
Wash and boil the meat; rcmovci
the stock for soup ’l‘hen carefully,
ick the meat from the. bones, putt
ongh mest chopper; add the onion
it and pepper to taste and
.- cream snucel,
(enough to moisten); mix well nndll
form into cones. Dip in brcnd ( rumbs;
then in egg, one egg beaten with one]
tablespoon cold milk,
crumbs; fry in deep but fat and serve
'Hlinullot plotter, garnished-with pens.
fil’hiindelphia North Americnn,
Canned Veas With Onion.
Empty n can of p 11111, pour oif mi
and thoroughly rinse. Cook 11'
tablespoon of. finely chopped onion in
1 rounding tablespoon of- butter ”Kl
Inductee, add the pens, stirring until,
thoroughly hosted; sensor-1 with suit.l
i
l:
1111‘
‘1 ‘t‘er Ocean.
a buttered _or poached egg in
nest. and put it in the oven to browni
potato. (tarnish.with-tomatoes out 1111
' cupiul of lreshly
of flour. Cream the butter and qu
gar. add the beaten eggs, then the
flour and crushed pennuts The
Plonked Edda. ‘
chop 'cold - cooked corned:
there should‘
i-‘inely
Spread the mixture on'
fineness epiltatoes, using rose tube. Pull
ouch:
iznlvcs 11nd broiled and parsley. ldggsl
11.ay be sprinkled with butter-ed oracle
or'ltrumbs just before sending to
1. on if tiesircil.~-«-Jnliesviilo iluzeiic.
Peanut Cookies.
(inc cnpful of butter. 1 1-2 clipi‘liin
of pewdered sugar, three eggs, one’
roasted , peanuts,
pounded. rolled to it course. powder'
and mixed with about three oupfnis',
dough should be just stiff enough to';
handle ossil). Drop the dough by the!
spoonful upon a floured heard. not ill
into round cakes with tho linkers”
grate a little nutmeg over the top oil
each coke. and “bake.
. Grapefruit Jelly.
l
liissoliio one heaping tnblespooniul
in out1 cupfui of boiling water. Add;
three heaping toblespooni‘uis of cut
car and four cupi‘uls oi grapefruit:
pulp and juice, one toblcspooni’ul of
lemon juice. (‘ut cherries in slices
to form rings, dip the rings of clioiry
in the gr'apeiruit mixture and put‘
them into 11 mold rinscd out of cold:
water,‘ then till the. molds with grapes
finit 111ixture. Put the mixture into.
Serve!
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LATEST FASHIO
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Cotton Fabrics Will Reign. --
i
(‘otiou fabrics will this your have
the grcntcni vogue they have ever re- tons are more sutinfuctory and oil‘srsl m" on], rouscs in u“. 1,,,ug..1,,.,.p(,r 11,1
calved since that period pm prior to wider selection of shades- nnd nunnccs (mum for n ('lcnninp. up. but “so on
11nd timing the rivll wnr
(‘otion goods are inurshnled 111m 11-
l\ in marvelous t.o1o1's,weuves and ob
forts in the icry front ranks and lake.
precedence without question over dill TM“ 0010? “0‘9- ffll‘ “10 seasons tin1 desire for (‘lililille is the r'iow from
other fabrics, says the New Ymk
Press
For cunt and skirt suits of dressy
pretensions we may consider beauti-
ful cotton weaves. .12 inches wide and"
' priced lit $1 13 yard, woven in imitu-
tion or the French wool serous.
These are decorated with whirled-
scrolls of black and white threads as;
iui'ty as n birth towel, imitating rut.-
ine effects, 11nd posed on a background
of colors Which include all of the
senson's definite rulings in it Comple-
ment of blues. uppic green, yellow.
reds 11nd petunitls.
Those are chil'. high style. fabrics
which will be used tor the making oi
little runabout suits 101' morning wcnr,
11nd which loaders of fashion and
smart" sets will 11f-
.i'ocl whilt1 slimmcring at, Newport, the
Pier, or at Lenox or Bar Harbor.
Trimming contrasts provided for
, these and other spring and suinmer
suits 11nd one-piece dresses will con-
sist 1"er lill‘. ,oiy of inch-wide puffs oi!
ll 9“ in lim‘i‘l' or half an ounce of powdered gelatin footing or pluin net-wdeoorutiug ('ol-
thonnsettes 11nd
muslin.
rntber
lsrs, tnll's, jubots,
guimpes made of fine white
mull, orgnudio, not or linen.
1111111 inserts of lace.
Another motif will be the introduc-
tion of e111broiderios done in conven-
iionniizod terms, which include both
flower and geometrical designs, with
colored or while highly inercerized
cotton oss .\‘ot silk flosswbe cureflil
Iain/u ‘IaIW/Alr a an. ‘Wa'fl/fl n"’~ air/n
‘N‘AI'W_\-l\-'\-
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lilo standpoint for these"1rol'('ictieslo1n
than if silk threads be used
The colors of the embroidery cut-'1
wl ch. when used upon not. cotton
11nd even silk fabrict, produce posh,
tiveiy sttiking results decidedly in
harmony with the trend of the modes.
the
l
l
\ogues is almost, as alluring its
designs offered
A brilliant shade of nppie greeu-
that color which uttists demand when
they wish to use a clear green for
blending .purposes~-ls it high style
note among the new style colors in
rogue.
its best expression occurs on silken
surfaces, but the most satisliying.evi-
deuce offered is obtained in the new-
pnnne crepes just introduced for the
making of .evening and afternoon
frocks for the spring .wardrobe,
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Pendant Watches.
The pendant watch becomes morn
elaborate ench season. The newest;
ones now. whether enameled or not,
have an upon-work i‘rnme beyond the
wntch edge; others have gem-studded
festoons suspended from the which
case. The open frames ore more of-
ten of piutinuin thnn uni other metal
-~—.\'cw't1rk News.
VoQUe of Tassel.
\
'l‘lie glory of the tassel us the one"
acceptable finish for girdle curls.
sashes and the ends of drnpory hurt
in 116" way diminished: rnther we are
promised the night 1'01" 111qu in still
greater use as the prcvnlence of filmy
mulerlnls in spring gnrtnenis will re-
quhc the helm tnnsois to serve its
weights to the [littering points of co ol-
’ shapes itself.
“waggiiWqum’thic lis illt.1 couch,- its cover cmiu'oidcrod'l
like tin- i-urtliins nnd with plenty 01’
The attic has an unnohphorp 111,111111'111151 cushions. At its licnd stands 11 1'
1.1111111” round lublc holding
n‘|conil'ortnbie, looking reading lump, in. for the mole. meinbors.
11 biti ii- 1. the (Di 11111 opposite the couch is an‘. )1. ‘m _ y . ‘ -.-
111 0““ w m ‘0 “"‘ki‘ “ lml’lm’l‘ old 11.0del tnble mulch and next it is 3" to ”“8 mm“ “M ii 1‘10" .111
room out of its lnustincss. ’l‘ho 1111111 .1 writing disk “in. a Rplmen burner 's-‘lllisn'jlitllg to the Sentinel the two
thing that helps most in 11111111111411”:ilittnlhed to the well lieyond the :1nngnxinos will be sent to yom home
'liltrlk is the dressing tithlc with
its windows, w'hith is always inicrcst- 'j‘ml "”3 paper "“5"“ beside it
1111.1 whether 01 mole. 010mm! 01' """01'001111‘1 ‘Dl""‘l““5' mm“13"“11either-humus moneoi‘ihc ile\\Stll'iii-
park Then, too there 1111'. often in their 1.1111114111111011 of individual tastel,
quaint nngles and odd corners than iuo well worth describing One is:
no woman with an eye for the pic 'rillliiliihiiy itself. with a line tiignitl‘l send you the magazines ""96
turesqne can resist, says it New Ygork iii the plnciug of the few pictures and! months. in ::0
Press writer. if the family junk wlthl in lilt‘ long lines of the well “1190‘ cents your nelvsboy 1° ..c. per week Mr
'-which the place is littered is too 11111 bookcase lhnt stretches between N‘Oi three months and the “migraines are
wield) to he tucked into nooks and, “inflows. it seems just the room ioi y'.ou1s
corners in other parts of the house. limit “110.1111“ afiEi‘ fussing it bit-ii
it can be banished to a cellar 11m mm Hmong the books. to settle down in for NEW HAVEN ROAD oissowrioN
surely lgno1cti.\\ith attractive win- 11 serenely uuiet read with no sound', \\’ASlll.\‘(l'i‘0-N \lmih 21.111111”;
dows und uncluttered space. a room: 'bul the ilulter of a turning page. Ll'tll the New llnl'on dissolution but!
The other room is a stimulating reached tho stage today \\lil*|‘t! nl<
Over the fireplace are books. torncls for the Department 01' .lilsilt'tfl
A BENTINEL OFFER. .
Smart. Styles for the 11111111111111 11111111-
“ most - born of the bunny;
Young‘s .\lnguzlue
Send or bring
11
11' , for three months, if you tire not it l‘t g-
l
ulni subscrihi'i ill dc1 \our Sentinel
ei's, pay us thiitv cents, and no will'
i'ol
short -.\on pay us
An nttic room never goes ileggil'lg.il'0lli-flifii.
it is Usually the t'goiio e boy who grabs 11nd interestingly effectil‘o photo- and the rallrond 1.311110,qu to my 11.,“
it for 11 den, or it may 111.1sornt1dnugh-"litpins of people. A window conch. (191,111.; ”of 11,... reads dissolution m.)
for. . 'ilihr plenty of light "‘he designs 0i; fore Attm'ncy-Gencrnl .\il'lloynoidq.
An uttit' den that is the pride and the wall paper rand the rug before the ,(inly a few points, considered or
_l0,\ of the.boy looks out 011 to the iixcpiiue are full of character. ,minor illipol‘iitnoo.-'rcinni11~ti it) be
roofs of opposite houses. (in the win-l These are but. u few pictures to agreed upon when tln- lnwyors
llii-t
dow silk-and the window hasn’t tho'ahuw into what the attic can be made...- 111 conference. -.
shred of n shnde' or: curtain—«urn in 11 new house the problem of piun1'i
some potted plunts for. oi course 11! wing it mom is simple. but where the:
boy likes plants; he likes nil growiu.; house is on old one, with a genuine
things. Over the window from 11 ring“ inndiiv gill‘ret, it takes on the stub
hangs n punching bag. . ()11 the null butos of n campaign. Things must be
‘are a. couple of tennis reeltets and be. first suited and either stored or pnss~
s‘ide the window is u cutpcntcr‘s 11d to cousin or aunt who Often be.-
bench titted completely nud neatly clinics inspired to do likewise and
With the necessary tools. An ideal svnds things back ifi~ exchange. Great. i'npor .\iain street,
nine». to potter and di'ili.'1mo\ings of clumsy objects go illl‘.
A girl's room is charming with stairs and down boiore the desired r1141
rlnrk stained floor, white woodwork; suit is reached. But the result is
and mission furniture. The windows. worth all the fuss and worry. A 0.111";
are ourtained in muslin with side. lain fouling 01' having conquered 8.
drops of linen embroidered with 11111111111 problem comes to the worker mid-E
flu in 11 simple but offct'tile design A ii the. ptido tilkeu in having evolve-t t.‘,-,
CUTTlNG DOWN TREES.
Sheet l‘orcmun ll'dwnrd l‘. i)t1i"i,v”is
at wolk cutting- down dead trees, lie
romchd one in .\icrwin street Mesh-r-
tlnynnd trimmed another. 01111 112151
niso boon lowered in llnrimr ntenne.’
l-‘oronitin Duffy is now llii‘kllllg «11111 it:
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CASTOF-li IA
For Infants and Children.
llu Kind You liars Always Bought
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l'l ARTF‘OR'D,
tendent for the Pope Manufacturing
:Company. in this city and in lingers»
Ypbown, Md, died at. his 'home here
1 Thursday night aged sixty four years
He was a native of Winchester V111
He is survived by his wife three sons"
., and a. daughter, among the sons be-
,ing Lieut, Robeit M. Bock, 3111101111
Cavalry. United States Army.
.IOVEN BUlLD'ER DROPS DEAD.
, TOR'RINGTON, March 2l.~~licnry
condition, 55. an oven builder for that
Hubbard Oven Company, New York,
"1 dropped (load in a bakery here today.
Death was due to heart trouble.
"Rubens, llnlments 'ilnd othermnke-
The right treatment is kid-
eatmout and a remarkably rec-
South . iii no
it
9%
.11 6 well: of a'Douns Kidcney 'Piii
South .Norwaik. 1
, D, Kelly, 18 Wood street, South
l or
in
for-nyeur and it half by dull pains
veil-my him-together. with sharp
~e'-espool'illly noticeable when 1
iti'khwaed too quickly after .11th-
g. ' i also had headaches and dizzy
pelts. was restless and got up in the
‘o’rning feeling more tired than when
“'8 ,Klililey Pills"
lot Idle by all doaierll. Price 50.
pounded kidney medicine 16 Donna.
' timote relations with
in Massachusetts.
ll(lS’l‘0N, March 2! .~1li‘our condi-
dates for (i (ingress from the i“th (1011-
grcsslonni district iudorscd the llnmil
bill in spirited nddrscssc before 11.
meeting of the lioston Association 01
Civil Service Employees nt' the Amer-
icun House last night. '
’l‘he iiumii bill, now pending lie-.-
fore the House of Reprcsoniuiivcs.l
provides for the retirement on 11an
111011 of stipcrnnnuntcd employees 01‘
the federal government, und contains
n'similnr clause for men permanently,
disabled in the service.
All Pledged Support.
Street Commissioner .inmcs A. (lol-
ill'n11,.'.lames B. Connolly. cit-Senator
Thomas M. Joyce and hauled 'l‘. 0'-
Council nil strongly advocated the
passage of the inn. _uncn pledged his,
support if elected. '
. 'lllr, Connolly told the lcdernl (1111-.
pioyees that they must have it repre-'
sentative in Congress who not only!
hnd the will to support their “16851
tires but the ability and intelligence
to put his ideas into effect in co1n1nit1"'/ "
tee meetings, where the reul iswmnk»
1111.. he said was done. '
Mr Gttllll'an made 11 strong, dcclun
ntlon of support and. spoke of 1111,1114
(tongues. mun
WWW}?! align: Wouldmuublo .hin't 1tot
wprklclgqptixmy in the interest of mo
civil service men. lie snid: i
‘ln the first place, let me say that;
the w ork of. Congressman Reilly meets,
with my hearty approval I only re-
grot that the Reilly disability feature;
in this years postal appropriations
bill was not in' effect one month ago.
'when your toilow, member and my
neighbor“ John Hogan, broke his lost
at C and Fourth streets.
[who would vote against 11 bill -thai'
would grunt John Hogan full pay uni
til lie recovers from his injury is not:
worthy of any men's support.
- “l uiso appraire of the new lento
."'-l'111tlon that makes an eight hour dull
rent and not imaginary. light. honrd
in ii) is an intelligent law. but 481
hours in in week, With the possibilil
‘iles of 161.0 20 house on a stretch, 113
not good pructicitl legislnticn' and l;
The most 7
rice loforc 11 man become 11 -1'l1gui:-1r
in the posilii depuitmcnt. ‘
I know how deeply interested am"
all you gentlemen in the measure
known as the iinmil bill,
Congiess. l shnll be called upon to’
rote. upon that n‘1'ctlsui'e. When thei
speaker‘s clerk calls the some 01
"(lullivnn" of Boston, i shall answer
"511.11," or i shall never dare to look 11‘
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1111 11111111113
Finds Henlth tn Lydia E.
Pinkham’o Vegetable
Compound.
Crestou, Iowa. —'—“I suffered with fe-
mule troubles from the time l came. into
-- .. womanhood until I
had taken L din E.
Pinkhnm' s egotis-
bio Compound. I
. would have pains ii!
,4 I ovorworked or
‘3 iiftct‘. anything
" :‘i‘henvy, and I would
be so weak and 11er-
' 110115 and in so much
misery that. I would
be presumed.
friend told the what:
your medicine had done for her and I
tried it. It made me strong and healthy
11nd out home is now happy with a baby
boy. I am very glad that I took Lydia
E. Pinkhum' 8 Vegetable Compound and
do all I can to recommend it."——Mrs.A.
Crayon, Iowa.
Tens of Roots and Herbs
are used annually in the manufacture
of Lydia E. Pinkhnm’ 9 Vegetable Com-
Wound, which is 1111011111 from ocean to
as the standard remedy for
female ills.
For forty years this famous root and
liérh medicine has been re-ominently
'succéasfui in controlling t e diseases of
this test of time
on who nomiummn Vegan..—
McClain dndwi
now beforq‘ :
i
B. Boscsur, 504 E. Howard Street,‘
Women. Merit slono could hays stood
help yonmrlbd
hang. scalc' 11ii1 lino Rh nit)". ,
'l‘niio no other ’lil,’ of on 1
l)" “silt-i AU fr1rf|.l-l‘llfl‘h ET“?!
“A "N” IHKA‘\D P" I”! for ”l5 '
yun‘. nownnr, lit-«t. Stil'c' t Aiwa- s .ltrl «Mr
b“ Sill!) Bil DRUiifilSlS Elili‘i'biifiih
postiil employee in the lure npiiiu.
“Any man who unis that 1111 honost'
titizcn who chooses to enter the (on;
fidelitisl stories of the Po sin] Deport-
ment and who does his work to iht
lbest of his ubiliiy until he is no ions“
or fitted for the task, is not entitled
lin justice to an honorable retiremenb‘
ion it living pension needn't vote for.
me next Tuesday. I would prefer nod
to go to Compass rnther than hovel
the vote of any 11111.11 who isnt int
hearty “word with all the humane
principles as they are being expound-
cd by the men in the ranks who live
by civil service nud who should he,
retired in the shriice with their de
cilniug years free from trouble and
care.’ 1
John W. (llouiy, president of the,
ussoclntlon, presided at the meeting,
Edward W. Connors and Jeremiah 11'
Holland delegation to the annual con-
vention of the National Association}
at Washington on March 6 and 6, rev
ported on action taken there and tholl
attitude of influential oiliciais toward]
the Horn“ bill. it was said thail
President Wilson and three members
of the Cabinet. lift! in favor of somer- ,
sort of retirement plan though the)"
might not endorse the Humil bill in! _.
all it's fentiu cs.
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VOLCANOLOGAST BURNED.
fro-K10. 111.1111; 20.7—111111111 111110111
Parrot. the voicnnologist 01' Brook»
mi. N Y., was slightly burned on tho
hands and logs today by an explosion
of molten lsvn while studying the
volcano oi' Sandro-Jima, according to
a special dispatch received here from
lidgoshlmo.
Mr.’ Barrett,
"i'oiconic Research Spciety of Spring-
field. Minis.I rind
i
l '1wny on chmbcr 19 according to
tbq molds 11 little at a time. to remember this fact The effect ob- ,
ain't) add popper if liked ”Chicago In” cold on the. first course at luncheon. mined by memorized cotton floss is lnrs ruffles dud’dmpelits- t. I’ulli Hlilglt‘ book heli’ fills the corner be- 11 100111 110111 (llllOS nil efforts are for- Bears the d """."
ior dinncr.——~Mothers' Magazine. ' far more hiltlnl'di to1y from an amino Dispatch. ' .iwcon the windows and underneath? gotten, " Signature 0’ .
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05"" 0F HARTFORD MAN 1 PENSlONS FOR FEoEnAL EM- 1 too short foramun to wait that 191111111 . TRUCKMAN LEFT $123119. 25 as. USE “laps FO0T”EAS[ "WE WANT TO 131-: MARRIED."
l 'PLOYES of time for ro to recognition l‘ T ' -
M 'h 1 ' - ' D l ' ' TATE. A powder to he shaken lulu thL1 shots. lf ym i if was nervous work ioi‘ n repui'lv".
,. . art. 21.-l‘tobert -M- should i‘itl’or legislation making 211111111. \o 1111 b-wc 111.111, aching let-t, try Allensl‘mt-il ,, _ .,
'MoC. Beck for many years a superin- Ad W 1rs m, m 111111111111 of substitute gm '9 {ll-"1:" 'l'htll'i'i'ryw 1"?"5' "w“ noisthciuet null 111.111.1131; new 111“ 11,1111 only; 111. i1- the city clerk in? she asked.
' 11 1 . I w twer' at out 111111,, . . r .- 1 .1
Vacated by 12th D's‘r'c‘ Candidate. ”mu" Red M" ““M """m'c Jame: E' R'ce was “1° Father 0' Ml‘l. g?l’ll?::(l'l'tll'nl:l.llullll‘l)l':lll 'r'l'i'l';'1"'li'1l"u1i'dhiiles real'nvild "Hit: iisslstiillt is llel‘P," the l‘t’lmrmr,
comfoer “(0411111. bold lw 11Il iron-gist» mil
l Shoot-toms. be. Don‘t “(7‘prflll']dll'l¥l1'[u14:,u For
lliFE i1isi package, :11 o 1m» Sumpln of the
ROOF-KW“. '18111i1111y (“URN-P111). ii now "no-11
itemaddrwrM‘r 11“ Olmsted. l.clioy.N. Y-
suiti.
‘\‘i‘i: 1111111 to got married,"
it tho our-istnnt.
"'lizivo you 11 license?”
uuirt'd.
Helen R. Williams. of Weotport.
one-0mm, N. Y., .\lurch
lumen 11. nice lute father, in \Vest-
port. of Mrs. Helen 1R Williams, left
11 gross estate of $12 389 25 and a net ford l',urk \" Y and .\lrs. lit-ion ii. "No,“ she said.
sirt ,. “‘1 $819890 when he. passed Williams, of West-port,t1u1thlecduugh Stephen Doims 1111111 told
tors, at the (lentil of their mother, to necessary rhequilunonts
get the $1,28l trust fund in equal
shores between them. for their on 11
slll‘ suit}
20.-
ll111 lillli‘i' inc
lli‘l‘ 11113
'(Yome on. Jol1n,'sho said 111111 ii to
mun who had done- nothing but lisI- 11
'illlll grin, followed her from tho i‘iiy
iinil.
1m upprnisni of his estate. made by
out1 of the transfer in): state. npprnis—
crs 11nd filed here with the clerk or “391 absolutely
tht1 Surrogates' court the. $8. l'l8. 90 e1;— iBoih sons are "‘91 executors
tnte under the directions of his will, According to the papers on tile tho , 'l'l‘. mm blue \\‘lll('li “ :19
executed Novembei 2;, 191-3 missing net profits of the trucking businessior tiinnncd with mesh She mm ”my
over as foiiowfl- the past three years mnouniod, ulto-
The trut king business, completed at Will?“- ‘0 $2 .1163.
3111118 equally between James E. 11nd ' ”‘
lohn '1‘. Rice, two sons, of No. 226
Sands street. with the understanding
that they pity their other, out of the
net. profits. $15 a week. Also. to each
son, $427.
To Mrs. iRrice, the 70—year-old widow,
of No 69 Morton street. $854 worth 01: town “0“" was
household effects and 11 life estate in trials of two striking winners.
3‘. 281- Muller Gloria Silk mills who
The balance 0" the estate equally Ichurned with assault. The two defen-
between the two sons and ““89 daugh- dents are Mary anricku nnd \Vultoi
“"91 Annie C [“091 of N°' ”9 Morton logwaski, the 1111191 being uncstcd.
street Mrs. mm V' lDonneily, allied lust. Saturday. Logwnukis rose won!
but herself immensely
Town Clerk Sinith rifusi'd the 11‘
(111111413 to the Ciliiplc lwi .111511 iht- 1J1
.wns under uge.
STRiKlNG WEAVERS 0N TRlAL.
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All Day Session Held in the Norwaik'
Town Court.
THEV PUT ON.
it tnkesnii adopt to rend 11111111111;
n,,.,nniure. lI‘ow' men lire us good or its,
bud as they pretend to be.
(
The entire morning todiiy in
consumed in
of the1
the
Between Women’s
Health or Suffering
W 0““
,
first disposed oi, 11nd. it took but it. The main reason why so many
short time to hear the evidence. At—l women suffer greatly at times
torney Onneo represented him until in because Of amp-down con»
did not put up 9. defense. Judge hot-iv dition. Debility, poor circula-
wood reserved decision, which ho tiOn show in headaches, lan-
guor, nervousness and worry.
BEECHAM’S
PILLS '
(munntmummndmnmum)
are the safest, surest, most
will probably render ut the conclu-
sion of the other case.
The stute put on six witnesses who
testified against the Zuhrickn woman.
They are llermitn 'i‘n-chiltschlie, who
was ussuuited by her, his wife, iiiom»
inick Andronik, whose. windows were
broken Tuesday night and in whose
wood bullets hud been placed, John
1
Wiitipperfielil, Fredn Yop’pe and her
, convenient and most economi'u
P4415 ilrcveni I”? “mum“ ””1 more. cal remedy. They clear the
.3. ' [.10 s Attorney (3111190. for the. defense, setsm of lEiOilB, urify the
n n - -
gun; S “la-11:“;- wus nbout to put on his witnesses 1111' lb 00d rel eve. hollering and
uhoii renréii‘euts the .-
_ "honorary assis— 1
.-.to1it in the Royal ob'servdtory on.
Mount Vesuvius, unis here' non Italy 1
Vl’itiwut lhotld two 1mm
motives you cannot succeed with poultry.
No otlrbr reputation in “new“ the iii-11
throo was one Mam
lie. too and thou—«tin only? me ration.
lnaureii ludtytfl'
'llo ruvoni: intact at] which the on.
.lilll‘ti f in: 11111 is From WhltotDi when,
Rom. brittle on Art they psi-
tho and critical period t may mature
quickly nlo profit psyimt unborn 0!
your flock. -
twine substitutes: lnIiIt on From.
the judge. ordered 11 recent; until 1:30
o'clock, when the trial wns resumed.
Mnny of. the witnesses for the (Intense
preter 111 required the taking of their
testimony was very slow. and will tm~
1. doubtsdly prolong the cane well into
the afternoon.
The court room was well tilled
cannot speak English and on an intorJ ‘
ensure such gobd health and
strength that all the bodily
orgdnsworltnaturaliyundpropé
or]. In actions. feelings and
loo s.thous‘andsof women have
proved that 1Beechau'1’ 11 Pills
Illako Ail
throughout the morning proceedings,
and titers was a lime nuniber“pres~
out when it monvenexi- this will.“
Semi-mt! .111 Grier-nun! "Mono! flask
on l’mffa 1w pa MW Ml
The Difference
11.14 everywhere. In be I. 1041.. an. .
' Milt «11111....
. inkh I‘Me'dicineCn‘.
“all L
Muscular dd~ ' [Bl
ll I10 ‘
i said do punishment by all blood and
Norwalk Chronicler