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Fish Pie.
pound of cooked fish,
, prolerred to salmon or
one-quarter pound stale
rumba salt. pepper and one-
}IIn‘t o! whit sauce. Grease
is romovo all bones and skin
tall; place a layer in flakes
- “on of the dish; then a
3 White Nuance, some minced
than a layer .1 bread crumbs.
rid- repeat- until the dish is 11111.
at butter on the top layer of
mm. bake about 20 to 25
Serve very hot. it salmon
térel are used omit the minced
Graham Gems.
I cups of graham flour one
9’ cups of milk, two table-
fit‘butter. and two teaspoons
powder. Bake in hot gem
I‘romlto Bisque.
991111 of tomatoes one min-
no cups of milk and a pinch
._ Strain and serve
_. hole Wheat Bread.
I00 cups of whole \1 heat “0“},
W011: of baking powader,
31“,, two teaspoons of
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water. Turn into a baking pun
' stand live minutes Bake in a
oven forty-live minutes
‘ Dolicio‘ul" Salad.
I seedsond cores from three
Ippsrs. Slice as thin as pos-
Io slice two Bermuda onions
cucumber sliced and one cup
cut in dice. Serve with a
suing".
‘ Pooch Pandowdy.
granite pan (10 inches across
... has deep). cut peaches which
n peeled and stoned.
full, add 1 14 cups of
_ sugar and a pinch ol‘ salt.
little nutmeg and add hair
m r. Make a rich paste and
‘11 (only), tuck in tight round
_ I‘Inlck with 11 fork. Bake
“done. To be eaten with or
hipped cream and sugar.
it'd investigate them as
like this hummus in your
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WDMEN WHD ARE
ALWAYS. TIRED-
May Find Help in T11.
Letter.
Swan Creek, Mich.
$00 highly of your medicine.
hoolth again. It is truly a grout bless-
ing to woman, and I cannot speak too
highly of it. I take plenum in recom—
mending it to others."——Mrs. Arms
CAMERON, R.F.D., No. 1, Swan Creek,
Michigan.
Another Sufferer Relieved.
Hebron, Me.—
sged and had female Weakness;
your medicine it was a dread.
CHARLES Rown, Kcunebugo, Maine.
If you want special advice
—“I cannot speck 1
When
.~ through neglect or
overwork I get run
’42?" tile is poor and I
N have thatwenk lan-
“Before taking your
' remedies I was all run down, discour-
I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
apound and used the Sunstive Wash, and
find today that I am an entirely new
woman. ready 1nd willing to do my
housework now, where before taking
I try'to
impress upon the minds of all biling
women I meet, the benefits they can
derive from your medicines.”-Mrs.
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A Word on Fur Fabrics
While these fabrics have been used
for coats and maps for a season or
I two, they havemver reached the per
faction that they have this winter. At‘
ashowing 0: coats and wraps at the
Ritz, a short time ago, these fur cloths
were used exclusively. There werei
ibaby- lamb cloths, caracul cloths, mon-
Ikey skin, and any number of othersI
" bearing, the. manufacturers’ trodo
names These materials are especially
well suited to evening wraps and the
more dressy day coats They are wcmm
light of weight, richly colored, and son-
. erally satisfactory. i
N These fabrics are attractive, too. to!“I
trimmings, collars. cuffs, and trimming
bands. on costs of other materials. An I
Atrium brown baby lamb cloth is es 5
pecially beautiful for the last men-
tioned use.
Children’s hats for tall are divided
between two lines, those for very
young children and those for young
girls The poke and the mushroom
are the two popular shapes for very
young children while the simple toque
and the sailor are the leading shapes
for M11001 girls.
The hats for young children. while
not of an elaborate character. are
drcssv being in light-colored velvet:
or with illuminating shades in trim-
ming “any little poke lists are faced
with delicate pink or blue. and the
floral trimmings are usually in the
form of small bouquets set in npplique|
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mm. to Lydla E. Pinkham Dm.tiftlsili0’il to the brims or crow n8. andl
lclne 00., (confidential) Lynn, '
Muss. Your letter wil be opened.
road and answered by a woman
and held in strict. confidence. .
Gooseberry Meringue.
Cut off the blossoms and stems from
one quart of gooscbcrrles, then stow
in one cup of water until louder. Press
the
boiling water. stlrI
in two teaspoons bi butter, 1 1-2 cups
of sugar and the beaten yolks of thrco
0885. and cook and stir until the eggs
Turn into a dish cover with that mlng applied very
Fill ~
through 11 colander to remove.
skins. place over
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whims of tho eggs beaten until still.
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The City National Bank
THE BANK
YOU NEED
1". op'rIcrAN
There is truth in the above quotation. and this Bank can b6 the ser-
1 vice alike to the faithful end esvor of the individual and the legiti-
mate enterprise or the busmess house.
Let us explain fully to you our reasons for asserting that this is tho
Bank you need.
1 Money deposited In our Savings Department on or bolero October
10111. will draw interest fromItlio Ont. \
O. B. Jackson
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Everything I111 the Optical Line
mo in the same delicate colorings.
Some very pretty hats have trim-I
minus or silk soutuchc and silk ins-l
= eels in contrasting color. For instance
‘11 navy blue velvet with high crown
and narrow. rolling brim has a trim-
ming of soutacbe. braiding in French
blue. and n dangling silk tassel of the
same shade. Among the novelties in
mlsses' hats are the sailors with
slashed brlms and the ioques with
pointed trimmings.
in none of the underwear is the trim
full as the lingerie
frilly.
effect is soft and
“The world turns aside,to let any
man pass who knows whither he is
going"
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‘sleeve cap. usually nhrrowtng at
Itop, is used on almost all corset cov-
' nainsook embroidery or lace, ora com-
bination of the two classes of trim
» wings. Corset covers made of a length
Ioi embroidered flouncing with openlngs’
near the top edge for nar1ow ribbons
t be run in and lied on the shoulders
twith ribbons are convenient to weal-I
with evening dresses.
petlicoats, nhile others have two orI
three flounces
tinsertion, or insertion and ribbon are
Igood trimmings
prctty and practical. usually trimmed
with hand embroidery or merely a
'.culioped edge and a polka dot in each
scallop. These skirts have a close. top
and often have a fitted circular flounce
which has hand embroidery in scrolls.
rom- way—but don't DEFEND on its'
looming! it you war! I lob ur
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NNDDDTANI iNiNDS
All SNDDtD NNDW
Much mischief is done by brushing
off dried mud from thin calf or kid
boots with hard bristle brushes, and
much more by the use of the common
acid blacking. With ladies’ boots both
‘trealments are simply ruinous. Badly
modded boots should be freed from
mud by a wet sponge, or a common
painter’s sashiool. and a little water.
Glsle kid and the better sort of boots
sshould be well sponged. allowed to
dry. and then well polished with an
old silk handkerchief very sllghty oil-
ed about once a month. A lady can, it
she chooses, wear good boots and keep
them in order herself as easily as she
t does her gloves, and she will find they
last twice as long as they would it
i-sent into the kitchen to be scrubbed
bowed or polished with common black-
. tins Ilng. All the glosses in use IIare harm-
Ii‘ul unless used most sparingly.
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This accébsory is of organd y or.
A flounce of embroidery trims many
A headings row or
‘ Pique skirts are
~Accept all the luck that comes
'Iiylltlll who In- ievoIel much I
The short Rii'lsnm'i’nwo‘i Corporation.
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A bluebird bedroom is an attractive
i place. If the design is not overdone it
is charming when applied to white cur-
I tuins cushions and even a dimlty conn-
1 terpnne
An attractive serving tray may be
mudo by decorating a. piece of linen-
with bluebirds. placing it under glass.
and training it in natural wood or ma-
llow to lipid Tuberculosis
In I ”no! mil |uI your bottom
the lax-r Con-t7 Indie-l Society
and Infill-hi In part In the Louis.
ville “III-dial Progress.” Dr. J. W.
Carl-rt. of III Alto-lo. ’l‘rxu. I
“no in the Itudy of tuberculosis.
midi “she. line all” constitute
(breech-rill 01' oil the mineral nub-
oII-con ot the MI..- body, they
I'll he supplied in the food: in
supple-calm! II Ilnrrni prep-tn.
(ion. or natural Inn-Ila- ens-nu hogany.
“Ill tuberculosis unchecked.» The .
N'Nefl'fdu'“ .‘llflifekedl spread“?! \ ' . ”‘" "‘
I moo u u! or "In: c 1 .
"Vt-"331': “I, '3"? “a N" b : In selecting tablecloths it isI
use me In II! can! also! 3 - . ev-?
multIiIudn chm-shout the civilised more satisiuttmy ‘0 get the s i
.951..." 1 lb 111 1111 enty-two—inch, which gives a gen-I
us turn ano or 1111 or 11 vs ‘ ' '
medical sourco comes Justification afoul-l full 0! Sham-m mohes or so}
for the use of lime in the treatment "at me sides, which dresses a “1me
of tuberculoais.
Since this is one of ms ingredi-
on“ of Eckmnn'a Alterstlvc. much
of the success attending:III the W ide-
sproml use of this reme v doubtless
is due to the comblnntld h of this
suit in such 11 MW as to render It
costly nsslmllubls. it causes no
ltomn‘l'h disturbance and slme it
contains neither opiates, narcotics
:orI hablt- forming drugs. it is safe
0 (TV.
Eckmkn'a Altprstlve has effected
remarkable results in numerous
crises of pulmonnrv tuberculosis
‘consulnpt’tom mul' llled chronic af-
ectlonu of the tbro t and bronchial
better than the narrower widths.
ITwo and a halt yards in a very goodI
lmeusnro for general use, a veryg
7convenieni size for a small company;
frequiring an extra leaf. ’l‘hrce'and1
:11 ball yards are required for out
extended table to drape over the
Iends and correspond with the sides.
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pom-1:1 cs. In mam. lustancos such
condit ono, nppnrentiy thc yielded ”Hm
completely to it. ulmkyuurflm Nun, i
In case \our druggisl is out of ('14 «awn-1121mm“. n
' Pill. in 1' ed and (mid “cubic 1
> holes. rented will: lllIlI1I1Io llllbon.
Toke no other.
Bragg-1:1.” 11.1. 1mm Krishna l
l..l.\.‘\'l> Pol-I fixture» l
”or-known” lieu. Sfltflafiiwnys lirlistl- do i
:11: 3.1 Most. .rJ'. 'c rwpngpp;
It. ask him to order. or sand direct
0 us.
Eckmnn Labor-Mon. Philadelphi-
For sale by the Clifford Pharmacy,;
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The scientific conducfot'business and personal affairs today classes I
the methods employed Very distinctly
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Of not having a checking acccount. We invite account: which are
iven efficient n c urt e i n.
g a d 0 sons it. into air-am
Fairiicld County Nauoual Bank.
THE OLDEO'I' BANK IN NORWALK rm .
Our SEC ETARIAL COURSE will fit \
you to secure and hold a good position.
ASK FOR
REEBDOKLET
“ ' ' STAMNRD ‘ . PORTI CHESTER
IDARIEN iDiEl iDR SIX-
Isolutlon or Mr.
Habove street he accepted as a town gurding the very good work dono- by
TDASTDNID
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Cattfliia ‘
Always.
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separately. ‘ 1 1
Motion made and carried that the
salaries of first selccmiun be 5500 in-
stead of $800, and the second and
.(Continued from. First page) thl1d selectmen's salary be $200 in-
--—--- stead of $300. This was very accept- '
11 certain number of leet mm the able, owing to the fact that the super-
highways, etc., was accepted. intendent of highways and bridges,
The deeds of 'li‘rancls Fitch and Mr. Green. has eliminated much of the
no on innit
”Thomas Parks ‘deeding .the certain selectmens' work.
tract or parcel of land called Parks Motion made and carried that the
street, to the town being free and salary or the selectmcn’s clerk be
clear, it was voted to accept the re- lowered from $300 to $250.
Andrews that the After a very interesting talk re-
higbwuy. .' the district nurse, it was moved and
At the conclusion of the reading of scoondcd that they vote bv ballot that
the tax collector's report it 1114111 v-o the town pay the $600 recommended
ted that tho sole/linen be. authorized by tho bo.ud of finance as one half ‘or
to abate the liens 1epot ted in said re nursc' s salary.
port; Result of into: Total 108 votes:
'...'e.1'ioii mode and carried that the necessary; for choice 55. Yes 51, no 57.
r um 11! sclcctmon, health oflicer and. Simon Cooper protested . the vote
school committee be accepted. and made a motion Ithat-‘the citizens .
‘lhe next business was to receive vote again by ballot. and check list,
' and act upon the annual budget as wk oh was voted and carried.
submitted by the bonrd oi? finance torI Result of second ballot: Total 101.
the fiscal year 1915-1916. and to lay: Yes 45. no 56 lost again.
11 tax on the grand list of the town Report of school committee was ac-
Inccess‘ary to defray all expenses for Icepted as a \v.hole
the. ensuing year. ‘ . g No further business it was voted.
Motion made and carried that the to adjourn.
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marrow
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Buy-i L01 Susi-lined“ t.
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paint made. return the. saint sud uphold. visor money brick.
' A. D. Morgan, South Norw slit: Hubbcil & Staples‘ Hdw.
Co., Norwsék; Lockwood & Pain: or. Nurwsllt; W. 8. buyer & Bun.
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