‘tho potatoes ovei a light tire for about
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Feel a dozen medium—sized potatoes,
hollow them out through a small holeI
with a sharp knite until the shell is
about as thin as an orange peel, and
try them well with butter. Mince in-
to very small pieces 11 sufficient quart
‘ tity of lean, tender mutton. add a pro
portionate quantity of pine seeds.
season the‘mixture with salt and pep-
pet‘, and fry it thoroughly. Stuff the
potatoes with the fried meat and set
thpsn side by side with the hole up-
‘ word. in a saucepan. Put some toma-
toes. a little butter, and half a pint‘
or In of water in the pan, and ('ooki
smartest of the dressmskers will ex
ploit the fancy. The ‘Cailot stripe"
taffeta shows s broad alternating with:
a narrow stripe—an effect particular-
11 good in black satin on a
ground of sand color. Another piece.
a white taffeta, shows a double stripe
ness. A broad stripe of block satin
set against an equally broad stripe
of light brown grosgraln is registered
under the name of “taffeta rsyure.‘
Needless to say, these striking de-
signs are used in-combiustion with
plain colors. ‘ln this way one has
some slight compensation for
fact that it is a year of few trim
mlngs. Hats, suits, one piece frocks
and evening frocks are all notably
severe. With one exception souls-the
‘vbraid is largely used, and so. too, are
buttons of original design.
half an hour, The pine seeds can gen-
erally be procured at any Syridn‘
grocery store. if they are unobgain-
able. the meat may either be usel
none or in combination with someI
other ingredient
Rice Soup.
Cover the bones of the left-over
fowl with cold water. Add one onionf
and boil one:
hour. Strain and add a little celery
salt. the» seasoning and a tablespoon
of boiled rice.
. Baked Haddock, 1
Fill with a dressing, the same as
that you would use for poultry. (lover
.wilth..strip_|.;ot thin bacon and bake.
Among the latest colors. clothes for
street wear will figure prominently
the familsr sand shades and a brown-
ish tan known as castor.
is likely to be more popular
ever before.
gray, there is no desertion from Ohio
greens, and all kinds and conditions
of brown. ~
1' Ladies’ Sample
1115 Main Str eel:
city, and it is safe to predict that the‘
back-5
ot‘ ebony satin against its white slim;
the‘
Navy blueI
than I
With different shades of'
Reinforce the Hon
Before the children's stockings D9-'
.gln to get thin at the knees and to
ineed dinning, put a piece of cloth un-
der and sew with fine stitches, so
they will not show. arts of old stock-
lugs that are still worth using are
Iilne for this purpose. By doing this
Ithe stockings will last much longer.
—«.\'ew Haven Register.
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I Silver Kept Bright I
I it may be of interest to those who
have a. large quantity of silver to
take care of to know that after silver
k11l1',es forks and spoons have been
cleaned. it they are put into a glass
frult~ca11 and the ion put on tightly
so the air will be excluded, the sil-
lver will not tarnish as long as the
can is kept (losed, says HollandsI
Magazine. By doing this. much time‘
Iwill be saved, also much hard work I
Brass Bed Polish. ‘
The ordinary acid polishes that are:
Icommonly used in polishing brass”:
1beds undoubtedly impart great bril-f
iliancy to‘ the brass, but at the some:
time have the undesirslile effect of
whitening it. says Mothers' Magssiue.
liottenstone and oil not only give an
excellent polish but will also pre-'
I‘mrve the rich yellow tone of the
I metal. I
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Tan Calf Button Shoe
ii. Value $4.00
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$1.98.
.‘kv Gray and Brown Suede
‘sa‘Button Boots
$1.50“
IgAll Evening Slippers,
"Kid. Patient Leather and Satin.
$1.85
During this sale Special .
(Any. pair of our regular Stock Shoes
INCLUDED IN THIS LOT ARE 500 PAIRS OF PATENT LEATHER LACE BOOTS
”$2.
Goodyear Welts, to close out at
r
150 pairs button and lace kid boots,
glsts areI
authorized by the maker refund the,
_ . - ‘. ’purchase price if sgyon is dissatis- :1
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Security Building.
Our 821' 1c Ends Saturday Night
.W e must; have the room, and to dispose of our High
Shoes We. have made a. further reduction in prices.
3nervous troubles. poor blood, kidney 1'
girl, trembling and loss of appetite.
Itive, who has hunted him for
more than two years. The photo—
graph is the latest of the dyna—
miter: in fact the only our talent
since the explosion in the Los
Ange-lee Times building. He was
running a chicken farm and a bar-
ber shop on Bainbridcc Island in
IPuget Sound near Seattle. M. A.
Schmidt, who escaped with him
after the blowing up of the buiLd—
mg, was taken in New York the
other day by Mr. Burns. The ar—
rest of Caplan quickly follo11cd.
The two men will be tried in
L05 Augcles on indictments
found at the time the McNamara
brothers were indicted thcre,
A Prompt Relief
for Coughs
Flax-Seed. Emulsion,
Linoninc, is the surest and most
thorough remedy for all forms of
Kerr's
colds, especially those hacking
coughs that breed bronchitis and
its attendant dangers. One tea—
spoonful of Linoninc at bed-
time so soothes tltc membranes
Y0“ "pm ""8 hat‘the .irritations are healed
GREAT NERVE .70le: ‘ sufficiently to permit a peaceful
'IF'OP Ovenmllnx. Drinking. Smoklnx night’s rest, :1an this treatment
01‘ OVGPWOPK of Any Kind Caus‘ followed for a brief space of time
mil NBI'VOUIIIGBP. restores the user to perfect
Take Immune 13mm; health. Linonine builds up the
Druggtsts everywhere are having a system at the same time it is
big sale these days because the “50- curing the cold and strengthens
pie“ who have tried them know that'tne membranes of the throat and
they tone up the entire system and im- .ungr. rendering them less sensi-
part vigor and energy into rundownitive and less liable to colds.
people in 11 few days, and becauseI At all druggists. 25C, 506. $1.-
they are naranteed to ddo exactly as
advertised; on till
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The Reed & Volk
Electrical Co.
“ .‘
The Only Fully Equlpped
tied with the first box purchased. ,,
If you feel blue: have lost confidence -
in yourself. are despofident weak and ::
tired out. a box of Touche Tablets :2
is all you need. ”
Finet r
a p epsrstton for headaches In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phon. 805—50 80. Minn 51..
So. Norwslk. Music Hall Block.
and liver complaints. malaria. neural- _ ‘
They never fail to end constipation. .
Topoline Tablets cost $1.00 for s‘ "
; Ads. when the
"rt-1.4 'lln'"
at Plsisted’s Drug Store.———Adv. "m “’ ‘m‘wcu
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What Are Your Assets ?
The scientific conduct of business and personal
classes the methoth employed yer-y distinctly
attains today
- , Avoid The liability
0f not having a dicddng account. We invite accounts which are
A given cfllcicnt. and courteous attention.
Fairlield flounty National Bank.
THlOLDES'I’ BANK IN NORWALK.
The City National Bank
“Labor. Day” Week
The smallest dcpositor form the ranks of Labor's mighty host: will al-
ways find a welcome hero.
The personal equation is of 1ltal importance In Banking as in any oth-
artisan!”
This Bank, holding its position by universal suffrage, desires to be of
mg» to all—air h‘slllutlon Interested in retaining the friendship and-
, as well- as the business, of it. depositors.
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Ladies? Sample Shoe Parlor.
Security Building
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ELECTRICAL SHOP . .
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50-dsys' treatment. Mail orders tilled. ]
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ProprietaryCo. Boston Mass. For sale —B"a"|t‘l‘l‘ “Mich Sentinel Wm" I
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Ifort in the welfare 'of their children, 3 ' .0;
Ishould never be without a box' of ’39 .3.
, IMother Gray’s Sweet Powders for -.0 z
i ,“300;” 50;”;OQOO; 00.00'00' .00.00.00. 0000000000.000000.0o.0500 IChildren, for use throughout the sea-1. ‘3’
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Chicken and Oyster Soup. . I ...___—.-... .To Remove the Sugary Spots From IFree. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, 1.9:? _ 0:4 ,
Cut up and prepare a inedtuni—sizedI in the advance spring styles there Cloth. >ltoy, N. Y. 1,. a 3'
‘0‘" as for fricasseeing COW" Wilh. ue three or four staccato beats Pl . . . . .- . . - r~~~~v—-v~v ~——-——-— -,.- » ~~~—1 , .,
- sin sugar stains will dissolve in .,. .. .
Water, and took slowly, renhloving tne among the men measure of fashion, water, warm “.31” dissolving faster I SUFFERS NO 1:335 IN POPULA I3. . ‘ , 0:.
:5:11:11am;itIJII'Iisesi.t “LhegtrInI: :llilijke: says a New \Ollk Presls \1rilterl One than cold. it the c0101. is very deli- I 5;. ‘f
e I‘ of these is the case, S lOl'i. itt e oat cate, says the St. Paul Pioneer press, : - . . 01
turn the broth to the kettle if there introduced not only in costs but in k l . d c ld _ N°'w"_k w'“ ”3"? ”“0“" ii. HM" 1:. . 3
1 La e a onger time an use 0 wa I While E. J. Hill Spends Time I: ..
. is not a quart oi it, add boiling water. one piece frocks as w;ell another is u, because uarm m. lewd water 0{LI in Washington I? 0 3
'Add one quart of oysters. and the the high choker; a third is the run, r- d m 1 If I r 1 ‘ - 1,. 0S0 c er a“ 01
" ' ‘8“ “as (”0“ am” ”g? Jutbca‘ n FbeezerJHill: 3
same amount of scalding uulk. 8cm. short skin; and a {mu-u, rather 1,155.1 remains after the removal of sherbet‘ s 6 use on. . n 10 _ ._
" ‘- . - . . . ~_ _‘ . . . , . has gone to \\ ashington to represent : . . . t
.7 loll '-0 taste “"11 a ”me 53" and tent note is that of small blnclland 0,. fruit Juices, ll. maybe steamed out; I ll F tl C 1 i l d t it t I. .z,
,, ‘ pepper, 830 a “me mace and nut Iwhite checks. by holding the spot in the steam jet? I ‘6 our 1 0.119153 one m ri i 3 C] “S owns c 0:
. Ines if liked. Thic‘kcn with one tea- '0‘. the spout of s teakettle After: I will not maternally affect the poodle-1.0 .3:
Regarding the last. one receives . . ' I I tion of his home town, Norwalk, for ‘
2:23;: :fldflfir; 3230,2113: 1:21:11? notification of it in several of the . steammg suflic1ently long to have that i Congressman Jeremiah Donovan, now :3: 0"
our oneihslf fit 21 teacobt'ul of hoi ; “""S' smartest street hats. Checks and part Of the gsiment moist shake un E ' passiruugain ‘0 private “fer “'i” 50"“ fi, 0‘1
“ci‘eitrn into the soup. This makes three plaids of various tones are rife in the ‘ “I dry. and it wIll be [:IIIH‘Id that :0! take “P his residence in the 01d lnd- : a O 8 0:1
quarts ot' soup. newest taffeta. But perhaps evenjgfter “1°! rema "3 ‘3 lfmhyh BI Th" .‘ 1‘) "l l" l' "t l ian township. Both Congressman-elect ‘3. .3.
Saint: Muhsh more salient are the" satin-striped tsf I no “u a whole garment w to as 1’ l5 3‘" ‘dp .111, an” H Hill and Congressman Donovan are in '9 l g t
7' feta A I, f th 1 d“ I”: been spotted by rain. Iin Seattle the other day b1‘agcnts , . 3 0..
(Stun‘ed pmmoem 1 1 8. onto er 0 e es in; s I f \V' H' B l (1 Vi ashington today—Bridgeport Post. 10 r ce .
‘msnut‘acmrers are showing this nov-I 0 ‘ tam J urns. “6 ‘1‘" 2 0o
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on sale 50 line sample suits “no two alike”. the
prices range from $10 to $32.50.
NEW SPRING COATS. Spring Coats, all the latest
styles. special opening prices to-morrow $5. 95
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Some of our graduates are earning twice as much.
Merrill College
South Norwslk.
Stamford.
gPort Chester.
to be found anywhere.
bossed patterns.
Also
guslitloo.
TOWELS
of course you know how much in demand Towels for flint-y
Work are and we are fortunate in presenting the largest variety
There are TURKISH BATH TOWELS
and other styles especially adapted for mono-
gram. embroidered border designs and crocheted edges.
Tums“ 1121511 crmus to match.
Especially interesting are the NECK TOWEIJS in
denim": and DAMASK 'lOWELS ‘ln a profusion of
ANY ONE “'HO IS INTIIRFHI‘ED l.\T_ ARTICLFS 1‘0 1:2.“-
BROI’DEI! “This \l‘PREC- 1 \TE
in beautifully cm-
effective
and
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styles
THIS 8H0“ l\(u.
. WASHINGTOR ITREET
The N. E.
Ryan Co:
IOUTH NORWALK-
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything In the Optical Line;
ll WALL ITIIIT
NORWALK.
PHONE 480
Eyes Examined Free
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