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one well beaten egg and tllreefourtlls
ofe a pound of cheese cut in small
, '. Season will salt and pepper,
cayenne is preferred, alld cook until
the (118956 is melted Serle 0n soda
crackers.
111 SUGitS‘lltltlS
" 10.1 coon tottllt
Cream of Fowl,
Take one hen or chicken and cook
for two hours in two qua1ts of w_.ater-,
with one half teal of beef knuckle, one .
. onion, one carrot and one stalk of
celery. When the chicken is very ten«
der. let it drip and strain the stock
through a cloth. Remme chicken
plant from bones, set the fillets (ten-
5 ldérloins) aside, and pound the re-
mainder of the flesh in a chopping;
“bowl. To the pounded iiesh add the;
' stock little by1ittle, while beating and5
pass the resulting pulp through a
strainer, to obtain a rich liquor. Melt HOW
in a saucepan two tablespoonfuls but-
ter with one and one half tablespoon-
fuls flour, into which pour the liquor; 5
lot it become hot, but not boililig.E
" When ready to serve. add the chicken:
fillets cut illto small dices.
HOMIMY
St :1‘; ol or night balf‘a cup of whole
-. Add t..o cups of milk a little
l.lil(~"l' and boil slowly three hourslt
~l'C-Ll‘1l be rather dry when ready to
servo.
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MR8. BEIDELW
TELLS WDMEN
Lydiu——-~ E. Pinkllam’sVeg-
etable Compound Kept Her 5
in Health for 14 Years. .
Shippcnsburg, Pa. —“ It was several
years ago that I started taking Lydia E.
. _ Pinkham’ s Vegeta-
blo Compound. I
then suffered terri-
.; lily every month. My
husband bought me
a bottle of it and it
helped me right.
aw ay. Then after
my second child was
' born I had a female,
trouble very badly
and [used Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegeta-
ble Compound and in a short time was
cured and have been in excellent health
since. I always praise the Compound
whencvcrl have an opportunity as I
know it; helped me and will help others.
Latelyl have given the Compound to
Applev'Filling for Cake.
. One apple grated. white of one egg.
. one cup sugar. Beat all together for?
five minutes and use one layer of ball-‘
atlas. one layer of this mixture and
one of nuts between layer of calicfl
This filling may also be used as a.
salad.
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Sausage With Fried Apples.
Cook sausages as usual in the frying
pan. When 016’ are takell from the
pan, have ready several tart apples,
' from which the core has been l'elnoy-
,ed. Cut ill rings lhrcequarters of an‘
inch thick, fry in the sausage fat, aur-
nish the platter on which the sausages
. have been placed with the apples, and
serve.
women would take it and be convinced
of its worth.”——Mrs.JAMES A. BEIDEL,
113 N. l’cnn Street, Shippensburg, l’a.
Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Conl-
pound,mutle from nutch roots and brrbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
5and to-tlay holds the record of being th.
most successful remedy for female 133
w (3 know of, and thousands of voluntai y
testimonials on lilo in the I’inkhaln
laboratory at Lynn, Mass, seem to
prove" this fact.
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia ll}. Piukbtim‘s \‘slgctuu
blc Compound will llclgl youm‘rlto
to Lydia E.PlnkllumMctliciuetio.
(confidential) Lynn, iii ass., ior ntl-
vlcc. Your letter will be opened,
read and unswcrod by a woman.
ato soup strained, and held in ..m. - mugmm...“
Sour Cream Cake
_ .To trio eggs and one cup of sugar
beaten together, add one (up of sour
cream, with which one teaspoon or
baking powder and one level teaspoon
of soda and a pinch of salt have been
sifted. Flaljor with one-half teaspoon.
each of lemon and vanilla.
Rinky Ditty.
(Chafing Dish Recipe.)
1- Melt butter the size of an egg and
\add one tablespoouful of flour, stir un-
.ll smooth. then add one cupful of
Emilk, one can of tom
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1 . ” Gootnlucunw .vr noun.
' Mr. (loodi'ellow had dint-d out six
fights in sumession. till the smooth
"be turned up at home fol the exon-
in: meal. When he was seated Mrs.
Goodfellow rose in hot seat and ad-
teasing the other otcupnnts of the
able, said:
“"‘Childrcn. we haw with us tonight
11. guest of whom you 11.1w all hcatd,
yen if you do not ptrsonully know5
him. He is :1 man \\ ho has a tennis-
‘llon for com'iviulitl and cheer in ev-
ry club and tafc in the city and this
“thing we ale to have the honol and
Aleasure of being numhclcd among
its admirers of his brilliant and on-
ortaining qualities. Thereft‘le, it is
51th the greatest pleasure that I prc- ,
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lstlll to _\'l‘)ll-'_\'t)lll‘ pupal!"
Alltl tit‘notifr-llow has had it grow“
over sinco.«1\'ulionltl Monthly.
5HERE IS GOOD NEWS FOlLSTOM-
ACH VICTIMS.
Some very remarkable results or.
being obtained by treating stomach.
Elivor and intestinal troubles with pure
vegetables oils, which exerts a cleans-
ng, soothing and purifying action
upon the'lower bowels, removing the
obstructions of poisonous fecal mat
ter and gases and preventing their
absorption by the blood. This done.
the food is allowed free passage
Mellen’s Food.............. 59c
Merck's Sodium Phosphate
,1 lb. .. 19c
Colgates and Williams Shaving
Soap................. 5c
, Aspirin Tablets-100 5 gr. 7911
Blaud's Iron Pills, 100, 5 gr. 101:
5 Absorbent Cotton 1 lb... . . . .25c
Fountain Syringe, 2 qt... title
The Norwalk Drugco
[a norm-l MAIN ST. sou-m NORWALK
Sal‘Hepatica..17c 37c and 670
'. Horlick’s Malina Milk 38c 76c a
. $2. 85.
Merck's Sugar Milk, 1 1b 200
Boric Acid, 1 11...... .. 19c
18131111112 Powders, 10c box 8c
”Seidlltz Powders, 25c box 19c
J De Witts Witch Hazel Salve 19c
., Cuticura Soap. ..19o
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What Are Your AssetS?
5 ‘Tlie scientific conduct of business and personal
_ classes the methods employed very distinctly
Avoid The liabllliy
Elpi. but having 'a. checking? account. We Invite accounts which are
film. cmcient and courteous summon. ‘
"lrfield County National Bank.
THE OLDEB‘I“ BANK IN NORWALK. .
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aflairs today
SUGGESllllNS A80!”
my daughter and I wish all suffering .
E Eckmatl's Altelutlvs in the treat-
~ from us dlrso
-5 the million Powell oorpomio‘n.
Ewhilethe shoes of sand, gray, black,
‘or tan should lace up the side instead
illi All Of DRESSlNG °‘.;.’::.‘::":;... ..
tary effect to jackets or waists \\ith5
a out far flom military. A dress with
Tile illustration shows tile trim a basque-like bodice of dark 131119 and
tailored lilies of all unto-date shirt‘Ea plain, full skirt had four heavy
waist of ssudcolored chiffon and aE’lll‘Bld frogs fastened directly across
trim black skirt. Tile belt, which is the from, Narrow braid outlined the
noticeable for the placing of its pock- ; lower edge of the waist. The
cts is of pigue and clasps in the Eworn with this dress was the crown-
flout with pearl button Clasps. 5ing feature of its militarism. 'Lt was
'lhe sepalato waist and skirt are black, round and rathel shallow and
holding a strong place in the wardrove worn well over the forehead Direct
:’ot the woman of today. The waistslly in front was a ('ockade of gray,
black and red ostrich fronds. '
t‘aliot striped and checked taffetas‘
tin the sand color and black combina-
ftions are extremely smart. One which
ll liked very much was nladewith a
Esurplice bodice and a skirt cut bias
:t’rollt and back, with the sides cut on
Ellie straight of the material and
Eplcated. A girdle of the same nutter-
‘ial was worn around the waist, elld-'
ing in the back with a large up-anti-
down how of the checked silk.
hat’
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A Pr: mpt Relief
for Coughs
Kerr’s Flax—Seed linlnlsion,5
l inoninc, is the surest and most
thorough remedy for all forms of
cpltls. cspctitllly those: hacking;
coughs that brccd bltulcllitis and
its attendant tlangcrslf One tea 5
spoonful of Lilltllllllle at bcd-'
time so sootllcs tllc lllclllbrancs
that the irritations ale hcalcdl
sufficiently to pcl‘lllit a pcaccfu"I
night's rest, and this treatment
followed for a brief space of thin}.
restores the user to perfect
health. l.lll()lllllt‘ builds up lllt‘
system at the same time it is
curing the cold and strengthens
ms membranes of the throat and
.ungt‘, rendering them less sensi—
tive and less liable to colds.
At all druggists. 25c. 50c. $1.
l
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An Up-to-Date Separate Waist, Belt,
and Skirt.
are usually trim and tailored in their
lines, and the skirt should be short
and daring around the lower edge,
,eous architecture which would
. greatly
. woodwork,
Epaiut may be used or an cnuluel if
5desired,
lMPllRlANl THINGS ,
lll suuu llow
You can safely count on white
decorating than any other factor. The
(white paint does more, not only from
a decorative standpoint, but also from
an C(‘OllOlIlil' standpoint. For country
and suburban houses it is generally
conceded to be the most satisfactory
thing to use. What can be more at-
tractive than a white house with green
.shuttel‘s, provided there is a sulllt'lcnt
, number of trees and shrubs about it?
'lhe colonial style—both the pillared
.southeru type and the plain New Eng—
land type‘ demands white paint; and
there are many houses of heterogen'
be
improved if, ill place of the
colors now on them, white were sub-
stituted, writes a contributor
Countryside Magazine.
it is hardly necessary to urge the
use of white paint in the bathroom.
iWhite is also being used more and
more for kitchens. Flat paint is best
for the walls. and can be used for the
also, although a gloss
Try using white paint. too', when
you do over your dining room. This
is a room vou “ant to be cheerful
Eialld bright, above elery thing else. The
other day l was ill a dining room of
54111 old inn which had just been re-
:tlccorlltctl. The room had high Wltlll-
scotlllg painted white, alld above it
5wus used. (llllliz paper, with many
bright loses und pcaco ks on a black
bat. kgroulld.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
are performing services for hundreds
of Norwulkers every day. Are you
using them? .
5, cmwmas
\
gnu-11mm
I} S ”Paton! Olav:
£810 to 1883
Security Bldg, 1115 Mall." at
nmnosron'r. com
-. l “nob-I W -- \‘Mhlvtnn ’0‘”
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from the stomach. .iermeltation seas-
cs and stomach troubles quickly dis»?
appear. ‘
George ll. Mayr, for twenty years a
leading tlhicago druggist, cured him-
self und many of his friends of stom-
ach, liver and intestinal troubles of
years' standing by this treatment,
and so successful was the remedy he
If you are “Pondering wll
nor, what fruit for bleakfast or dessert, come and
l‘ille Fruits 81 Vegetables
STRAWBERRIES, PEARS, PINEAPPLES.
Our display is well worth a visit.
at vegetable to have for din—
choose
ldlue-Loss ill Tuberculosis
In the Journal of the American
Medlcnl .Auoclation (January 17.
1914) was the following: ‘
"It In: been- many time- stated
that in tuberculopll or In the pre-
tqu-rculooil alaxe an increased
amount of calcium (line) is lost,
both in the print- and feces. In loot,
u dcminérnlizntiou hail been thought
'to be u forerunner of the develop-
nu-nt n! tuberculin-In E ‘ ' .
“Forced (coding of tuberculous
patients and the enormous amount or
eggs and milk once given such lili
“cuts are not now considered nds‘ll-
able by a large number of physician-
who are streamlining in the treat-
ment of pulmonary tubc'rculusls.”
It tube1culosls is due to a loss of
..Romaihe- 4'
Ghiotto
'50. Main Street:
lime from the s\ stem, the success of
ment of this disease may be due. in
art, to the (not that it contulnsa
lmc stilt so combined with other
valuable ingredients as to be easily
assimilated.
Alwavs we have urged users of
Eekmari' s Alt‘eratlve to attend strictw
ly to matters of food.
In addition to rest and proper diet,
1 some effective remedial agent seems
‘ to be needed, and in numerous oases
* of apparent recovery tlom tubercu-
lp1sls and kindred throat and bron-
inL affections Eckman‘ s Alteratlvo
:halst supplied this need -.
tdoos not contain opiates. nar-
cotlcs or hablt- forming drugs. so it
Els safe to try. Your druggist has it
or will ordergit, or you can get it
«mu-u1hbomsrr. Fit El ‘51..
Sold W’thottlllord 1......t,“;.1%
.tl'
4 Sweet Potatoes
Phone 13545.
devised that it has since been placed' here. There is so much tosclect from that choice will be
in the hands of druggists all over thoi easy. ‘
country, who have sold thousands ot‘ .
bottles. HERE IS OUR LIST FOR SATURDAY:
Though absolutely harmless, the 61- Rhubarb W'atcr Cress Spanish Onions ‘
foot of the medicine is sufficient to Lettuce New Beets Artichokes
convince any one of its remarkable . . Cranberries
‘ effectiveness, and within 24 hours the Mushrooms kale Chives
. positive. understanding that your C6181? Knob Celery Oyster Plant;
mdhey will be refunded without ques- Radishes Peppers scallions
tion or quibble if ONE bottle fails to Parsley Spinach Leek
give yourabsolute satisfaction. Cauliflower \Vhitc Turnips Tomatoes
sufferer feels like a new person. 5NEW‘Cat‘l5'0tS Soup Bunch House Radish
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is sold by Endive Brussels Sprouts 5 Cucumbers . '
leading druggists everywhere With “1' . Celery Hearts Red Cabbage Black. Radishcs -.5
--~—-—--- —~ 'Green Beans « Parsnips Egg Plant ’
Ripe Olives
&Kubanf
So. Norwallt
to the.
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5D‘d.llli to accomplish more in your re- ‘
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use lot over 30 years, has borne the signature at
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy. ‘
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Iniitatlons and “Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and. Children—Experience against Experiment.
What' Is CASTORIA‘
Castorla is a harmless substitute {or Castor Oil, Pare-
gorlc, Drops 13ml Soothing Syrups. It: is pleasant. It
contains nelt er Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and na to! sleep.
The Children's Panacea—Tho Mother's Frien
assume CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
I
in Use For 0ve130 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
TH! CINTAUI COMPANY. le YORK CITV.
SPRING GLOVES.
(lur film-c RSS()fllllt‘llt.lS tho lllOB-ll‘ complete in the city.
and our prices arc the lowcst anywhere. quality for quali-
ty, style for stylc. only ibt- rcry host of Glove fashions,
5
ill reliable, serviceable and tlcsirublc makes arc rcprc-
St‘lllt‘ti. All oxccllcnt variety of all the Staples as well as
tho favored springr shades.
Prices $1.25 to $3.00.
Those are tllc lowest market prices that can be quoted
for coolly good rcliablc gloves, and wc carry no others.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
I. WASHINGTON ITREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
CHALMER All? COLE
.VAAST BROTHERS’ GA RAGE TELEPHONE 1350 y
ll Lyntlc Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co.
E, . BRIDGEPORT
5 Formerly known as Bridgeport Steam Dyeing 41. Cleaning 60.
Silk Dresses, Glovss'. Blankets and Lace curtains Cleaned.
Telephone 4785. H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 State St. Bridgeport .
SI WALL ITRIIT
NORWALK. 5
PHONE “I.
(5). Ii. Jackso
Optician
Everything in the optical Line
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